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The times., 1898-01-07
PRICES CARRIED UPWARD
Securities Strong and a Fairly Ac-
tive Stock Market.
Easy Money Feature Of the Days
transactions ns-tChicago Wheat
Dealings Ignored.

New York, Jan. 6.-The final payment
to the Government on the purchase of its
interest in the Union Pacific was actually
made today at the clearing house settle
ment. The subtreasury was creditor
thereby, the sum of ST .2s2,5Oo, the diff
ference between this amount and the
$s,50O,0oo paid in by the syndicate repre-
1 senting the interest and other ordinary
Government disbursements through its
New York office. The payment was com.
pleted without the slightess effect upon the
money market, and an ample supply met
The days demend, at 3 1-2 per cent, only
! small amounts being left at considerable
variations from that figure.
/ Noteworthy strength and a fair amount
of activity in today's stock market were
! the result both of manipula ton and OF
what appeared to be an increase in the
general deina nj for securities. 1t wasrea-
sonabie to assume, other things beingequal,
that the heavy disbursements OF the first
OF the year would find some stock mar
ket reflection, and aside from those in.
stances in which manipulation was eyi-
dehs' an increase in outside interest was
alpa rent This was shown among other
ways in the large number OF stocks dealt
I'D, and the diversification OF interest was
also evident in the bond division of the
dealings. The market ignored tie fever
ish dealings in wheat in Chicago and
the reports from that quarter in regard
To the position of the bull pool i'm the
staple. The ease in money was the sub
stantiai feature Of the situation.
ifading in the market opened with the
iaNoring Influence OF higher London prices
ana with moderate, bat general, foreign
puying orders in this market. In addition
tue impetus the market received I'm YES
terdays late dealings carried prices M
ward The market showed a broade
tendency throughout the day, and the re-
actions noted from time TO time were
aight, when considered in connection with
the rapidity of the advances With Sugar
refining, Manhattan, New York Central
the grangers, and Reading in the lead i'm
respect TO activity, there were no signi
1icant exceptions TO the general course
of prices.
The close was inactive, at not far from
the best prices of the day
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CAPTIVE MAIDEN RESCUED.
Story From Real Life That Reads
Like Romance

Like q Romance
Sioux Falls, S. D., Jan. 6-Superin.
tendent Sherrard arrived home yester.
day from the Cheyenne Indian reserva
ton with twenty -five-year- white
girl, who has been a prisoner among
the Indians ever since Sitting Bulls
massacre of General Custer and the
Seventh Regiment in the Little Big
Horn, in Montana.
The girl has grown up among the In
dians and knows nothing of her pa
rents. An unusually friendly Indian
called the attention of the whites 10
the girl, who was kept In the interior.
away from the agency people, and this
led to her rescue.
She is bright, dark, curly-haired
young woman. and when seen TODAY
could speak only a few words of Eng
lish.
From Indian sources it is learned
that, after the massacre of Custer. Sit
ting Bull and his tribe of 1000 Indians
moved north into British America, and
that several ranchmen and their fami-
lies were killed by them.
1t is believed that the girl, who. for
some unknown reason, was called Anna
Russell, was the child of one of these
ranchmen. She will be provided with
home in some good family as soon as
possible.
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New YORK ..otton Market
FOUND HE WAS HUSBAND NO. 3.
snyder says 50 in His Answer TO a


CivI and Criminal Suit.
| New York, Jan. 6.-Peter Snyder, an en-
ploye OF Schade Brothers, at 56 and IS
! Ainsie street. has been made defenda Mt
| in a civil and in a criminaI suit Tie
| plaintiff and complainant is Amos j. Sin
| geInIaD, Of No 4U7 East Sixteenth street,
| Manhattan. He alleges that Snyder alien
| ated his wire's affections, andfor so doing
he wants a sum of $1,000. The suit
has been brought in Manhattan ne
other action is Il charge of taking tue
coniplainur, wife by Snyder for his CON
sort.
From SineeIman's affida rit, ii is learned
that he was married to the woman by
Rev. Francis J Schneider. of 1 90 Second
avenue, Manhattan, on April /, 1891.
He alleges that Snyder welded her In
Brooklyn OH April 4, 1885. Sonie weeks
ago Singelman discovered the second union,
and gathering the necessary facts, began
the civil suit. When the papers were served
tpon Snyder. his wife, who was also Sin
gelmans left, and has not been hea rd from
since.
Snyder made this statement to a re-
porter:
The first l knew that my wife had
another husband was when I was notified
that / had been made defendant in a
damage suit. Then she told ME of her
former marriage, and further astonshed
me by stating that she had Ma rried pre-
vjOus tn her union with SingeInan. and
that her first husband vas also living
So it seems that | am the third person
she has taken for a husband In 1894
she got employment with me as a house
Keeper, aud went under the name OF Louisa
j. A.leman. She did so well that / mar
ried her, Rev W. J. Ives performing the
ceremony. After Sinselnian brought the
damage suit. he learned that owned no
then he secured a warrant. which
resulted I'm my arrest and Imprisonment
here. / married my wife in good faith. I
and | do not expect much trouble from,
Lhese cases
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The progressive ladies of wes,fio,,, Ina

The progressive ladies of Westfeld, Ind,
issued 'Woman's Edition. of the West
field News, bearing date of April g, 1896.
The paper is filled witt matte of interest to
women, and We notice the folio wing from a
correspondent, which the editors printed,
realizing that it treats upon a matter OF
vital Importance TO their sex: The best
remedy for Group, colds, and bronchitis that
have heen able to find is Chambetlain,s
Cough Remedy. For family use il has
no equal. gladly recommend it,, % and
5o-cent bottles, for sale by Henry Evans,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, 9ss
ST. Conn. ave. and st. Aw., and 1923
Nd ave. ne.
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represented in the directorate why shojIld
anyone else desire such a thing? j have
it from an authoritative source that the
earnings OF the trust during The past
Year have been unpre5edent ed, which
means tremendous, of course, and that
stat ernent VIII be made concerning
them, probably at the annual meeting Of
the stock holders.
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MI. carlev saws Of tho roarta4,

'Tanmany and the Sugar insiders are
pushing this market up, or. rather they
are helping It. keene and other nianipu-
iators are III the railway stocks TO whip
the bears We do not anticipate big
Dull campaign To start at this tim but
every tine the markes is weak a man can
buy good stocks with safety. When there
Is sudden jump under covering of shorts,
a man can take bis profits. The real
leaders of the market viii not push il for
a continuous advance until Congress has
shown little more of its spirit
The Price Current insists thai the sitna.
tion is bearist ia wheat.
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Sold at IA Great Loss

San Antonio, Jan. 6.-The pla MT and
asphalt mines OF the Litho Carbon Rubber
Company. situated at Cline. iva Idle county.
Tex were sold at a receivers sale TO-DAY
for $4,000. The purchaser was K. T.
Riley, representative of the Trinidad AS
phait Company Of New York. The eoriginaI
cost OF the plant and asphalt mines was
over 100000.
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The earnings of st. Paul for the fourth
week OF Decent er increased SIS, 1872 For
the month the increase was S246 ,0OG
Wheeling and Lake Erie earnings for the
fourth week OF Decembef Increased SIS
s3s. LaCIede Gas Light Company cam
iDgs for December increased S6,3IS. For
the Year the increase was 100000. Great
Nouhern's December increase was S301.-
600.
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Dow, Jones s. Co. quote ..an authority
which has been righ, III Burlington affairs
for the prediction You may depend upon
Burlington dividend in February Of IA
per cent, and perhaps more 1t was
this and other inspired utierauces OF a
like nature, that carried the stock above.
par yesterday. Burlington will probably
remain the leader OF the eraneers for some
time 70 come, bat it does not seem in the
least likely that it will be Il ble to raainta in
itself beyond the 90 mark
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Blow Renders Him Uncouscious

Henry Henson, colored, forty nine years
or age, while at work on the sewer in
Garfield Park esterday, WAS accidentally
nit in the head with a pick by one of
the workmen. Henson was reno e.ed un-
conscious by the blow. aud iemoyed to
Providence Hospital in the patrol wagon
of the Fifth pfecinct. His injuries are
not regarded as serious, as tie skull was
not fractured. Henson lives at No. IIUI
avenue northwest
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TRUSTEES SALE OF a SIX ROOM
BRICK DW ELi-lNCi. ON ELIOT PLACE
NEAR CONDUIT ROAD.
by virtue or a certain de ed OF trust, dated
October ., 1894, and duly recorded in
Ltber No. 914, folio 45S et seq one of
The land records OF the District OF Colum-
ina, and II the request OF the party So
cured thereby, we wit sell at public anc-
tion, in front OF the premises. on FRIDAY
January FOURTEENTH. 1898 AT
THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following
described property, being part of lot NUM-,
Dered thirty ISOD, in block numbered three
Bl. in Hurst and Clark s subdivision of
part OF NhitellaVen. having front of l3
feet inches by depth OF a bout 9S feet
and more fully described in The deed OF
trust.
Terms easy and made known al sale.
800 deposit required at the time of sale
and al conyeyancing and recording at
purchasers s cost.
GEORGE M. EAfMERIrH.
DOUGLASS s. MACKALI.
J6o-uiS. Trustee
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Dow, Jones & Co. are also the friends
OF Manhattan ard Metropolitan for the
old reasons They say: Fisures We're
IN circulation show ing the profits expected
10 accrue 10 Manhattan fronI the extern
s1ons' loops, third rail, and other orange
inents planned. These figures Indicated
an earning capacity in excess of 10 per
cent on Manhattan stock. Conservative
brokers' told customers yesterday that
Manhattan could be bought for 100 tlIis
year, and they thought the stock would
sell at 40 within forty Gays"
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Great Gold Find In Texas

San Antonio, Tex, Jan. 6.-Advices were
received here today from the Indian Greek
gold fi;ids in UvaIdecount that pros
peesor named Bob Segold had struck a
vein of ere which assays 81 200 gold to n
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ton. The vein was four inches thick ON
the surface and ut n depth OF six feet
its thickness had increased To nine inches
This new fine has added greatly To the
already intense excitement over the recent
discoveries.
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Washington stock Exepa,rs

saies-W Washington Gas, ,210at49 Upited
States Electric Lighting, 4 at ss 81: 3
at IS L.: American Graphophone. 200
at f. American Graphophone Preferfe1
200 at Ia i-2. Pneumatic Gun Car.
mage, $50 al s5 cents; 100 at "a cents
Mergrethaler Linotype, 10 I4I. I.aps.
ton Monetype, 80 at is 5-s.
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BULLDOG Bit His Nose Off

New York, Jan. 6.-Courtney White, eight
Years old, was attacked by bull dog on
Second avenue this afternoon The dog
bit the child's nose off. The boy was
taken TO the hospital and an attempt
viii he made TO graft the nose on again.
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Manhattan is one of the rank ganll,ies
that attract large element. There are
certainly Possibilities in this direction Of
much higher prices, but 50, also, are there
larger chances of drop from present
figures.
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When Paul Potter was asked how
he liked the performance OF his new
play, The Conquerors," at the EN-
pire Theater, New York, last Tuesday
evening, he replied with the astonish-
ing declaration that he had never vet
heard a line of his writing spoken in
public. AS for the play, Sydney
Rosenfeld cards the press to say that
1t emphasizes the necessity for CEN
Sor of the drama
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Yesterdays market 10 the bulls was tile
mos nope.nspiring Ill many days. Friees
az the opening were high compared with
Wednesdays close, aud they advanced all
day nearly all over the list. Sugar was
full or buoyancy. the Tammany stocks went
up In an Inspiring manner and Burlington
passed above par again, with the other
grangers following. There Were evidences
of real buying, too, by Others than the
gambling crowd, and it cannot BE- said that
the whole advance was caused by manipu-
iation The reasons alleged for this
pleasant condition OF things were the alb
sence of new excitement in the Chinese
situation. the excellent railroad earnings,
a rosy prediction by Mr.. keene, and the
:onlpletton of the Union Pacific. payments.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE { oMMIss sIoSERs u. @
Washington, II. c. January g. 1898 -
Seaicu proposals will lie received ~ Lhis
Office until 2 IA. SATU RDAY. FEBkI A
hf ., 1898. for widening Street Bridge
over Rock Creek. Fortnsof proposals Specf-
flcations, etc, may he obtained at This
offiee. j. w ROSS j. n. WIGHT. W NJ
BLACK, Commissioners j.. e. ia4-Gt
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO. Auctionee
TRUSTEES 'SALEOFA A S1X-R0OM BRICK
DMkLLlNG On ELIOT PLACE, NEAR
IN IA

1DM t.lLlNG On ELIOT PLACE, NEAR
CONDUIT ROAD
BY virtue of a certain deed of trust
dated Octuher 8 SS4. and duly recorded in
Iiber No. 1914, folio 556 et SEQ, one of
the laud records OF the District of CO.
luHIhia aud at the request OF the party
secured thereby, We viii sell at public
DAY. JANUARY Ia 1893. Al THREE
O'CLOCK p. NJ. the follow ing described
property being parts of lots numbered
tweut whine t2ss ana thirty 900. Elock
numbered three t3l. in hurst " Clark & sub
div lsion of Whitehaven. having q front OF
- iaet Inches, sy a uepth of about 80
le'sl aHa mote fully descrl. ed IN the Deed
of trust.
TeruIs easy and made known at sale: $50
deposit required at time OF sale. aud all
coHVeyanclng ana recording at pur
chaSer'S cost.
GEORGE NJ. EMMERICH,
LOUGLASS :. MACkALL
a6-dfS 1r,,.,,',..
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The idea that Standard Oil wopld he
represented strongly in the new board
OF directors of the Sugar Trust is rather
eNpioued by the announcement of the Off
ciai circular OF The company asking for
proNies Tor the reelection of the officers
whose terms OF office expire. The street
mad given the idea up yesterday morning
ana 'fe steady advance OF the stock showed
that the street didn't care. There is, of
course, no difference, actually, between
Sugar Trust with Standard Oil paouIe
among its directors, and a Sugar Trust
controlled with EQUAL effectiveness by
Standard Oil people holding large blocks
of its stock.
If these people did not wish to be
The times., 1898-01-07

Or. Henry's Blood Tea; great blood puri-
fier' liver and kidney regulator.
ja7-tu,f,s-tf
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A group OF room traders bullcd Union
faciiic Yesterday. and are likely to er-
severe iii their tactics for Part of today.
at least.
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Operations in the Wheat Pit

Chicago, Jan. 6.-wheat broke l cent
bushal at the opening tocay, and with
large offerings. both for local and st.
Louis account. looked for the first hour
as if it would sell still lower, but it
turned strong and recovered the decline
on report export buying at the seaboard.
Paris s'nt very bea rish cables, while
Liverpool held at L Id. higher.
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New York stock N,r,.e,

Corrected daily py, ". D. nibhs & Co.
members OF the New YORK Stock Exah lnge.
1927 i street.
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e. FRECHiE& CO.. general auctioneers
oio.Io otn ST. nw.. furniture sales every
Tuesday and Friday. 10 a. m. crncl GU
trade sales Thursdays 10 a. M. conslTn,. :.
ments received daily FOR above sales.
de4-3nno- e1n
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TWO STORY
FRA Me DWELLINGS, ON MIl. K BnGfSE
EoRD RoAD, NEAR BRIGMTWoOD.

BY virtue Of certaiHtee d OF trust, dated
SSsPSempeT SS5, and recorded in liber
Io4o, lod0 2SI ct. seq, one OF the land
reca aids OF the District OF Columbia. and
sacured ure dre9ees5 9i the oiders OF the notes
wEDNEspA A Y, JANuARY g. A.D' s isSf
at O'Clock p. m. the following describes
real estate, situate in the county of WASH
1ngton, District OF columbia tc-wit: All
that part oI lot numbered one Q) or Nor
menL's subdivision of betsy Buffers estate
contained in the following inetes and
bounds: Beginning al a stone planted on
the north side OF the MIX House Ford read
being the southwest corner OF the original
loJ numbered one tD; thence north along
the west lire OF said lot one Il D. one huri-
dred and seventy-five feet N75l: thence
in an eaSterly course parallel with said
MIX House Ford road, fortyr eett 4ot; thence
In a Southwesterly course parallel with TIE
Ilist line mentioned; TO the north side of
said road, one hundred and seventy-fiye
lfol feet; thence along said Milk House
Ford road forty t50l feet. to the be ginning.
containing seven thousand q ,0O0E soma ra
feet OF ground, more or lesE
Terms OF sale: 0De-half u-2l of the
purchase money TO be paid I'm cash, balance
Twelve az months, with interest at six
TO- per cent per annum, secured on The
property sold; or all cash. at the option
dollars tS5ol Will be required at the time
OF sale. All conveysnsinc and recnrs,ing
az puncilased s cost; Terms OF sale TO be
computed with within ten tlol days from
day OF sale, or the trus tees reserve the right
10 resell at the risk and cost of der 3uIting
purchaser. or purchasers, after five fbj
days, previous advertisements OF such resale.
R0l}T. L. T.. WHITE,
GEO w. WHITE,
Trustees.
Webster Law Bldg, No. 5o5 st, NV.
Ihe above sale is postponed until
NEBNESIAI, JANUARY II, 1898, at
same hour and place.
ROB. E. l.. WHITE,
GEO. W. WHITE.
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There are excellent reasons for believing
tilat tHls bu0y3ncy was, nevertheless only
surface movement. There are many care
iui operators, people who usually are on
t1e right side, who insist that prices are at
the present time Us high as they should he
ana that every advance means an I'M
mediate reaction equally as great. These
people expect lower prices this week
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GOSSIP OF THE STAGE.

Nj. Richard Mansfield last night dis.
cafGeo his character of Dick Dudgeon
IN his new play, The Devils Disciple :.
Tor his more famous personation ot
the roue, Baron Chevrial. in "A Paris
ian romance. Nothing remains to be
SAID OF this finished piece of character
lzatien. It first brought this now emi
nent actor conspicuously forward as no
longer d player of promise, but an
arust OF achievement, and it has ever
I since remained one of the most subtle
| nnished and popular roles which he
mas given the portrait gallery of our
| stage In his death scene at the ban
! quet he realized again last night the
! tragic 1npresSivenesS which has al
! Ways moved his audience to profound
admiration for his great genius. The
| presence in a single repertoire of sucb
characters as the natural and Duoyant
| Disciple of the Devil. the decrepjt
oheNrai and the imperturbable and
exquisite Brummel, denote finally the
singular, indeed, remarkable. breadth
OF TINS artistic genius. The company
sufroudlng MI Mansfield this year is
Tie pest he has ever had and last night
especially did they individually distin-
Sulsh themselves. Tonight will b.. Civ
en- single performance of the popular
Beau Brummel,'' a character az
unique as it is remarkable for inliyid
uaiIzing marks. The dressing and set
tlngs of this piece are always exuuis
itely beautiful. At the matinee tomor-
row Mr.: Mansfield viii repeat The
Devils Disciple" and tomorrow night
will be given the only performance of
pr. Jekyl and Mr.. Hyde"
An interesting event will take place
at the Columbia Theater tomorrow
evening. The Smythe and Rice Com
edy Company will present for the
ilrst time on any stage new comedy.
IN Old Coat" by Lieut.. w H. Alder |
dice, Of the United States Navy. The
piece is not navy or army play in any
essential sense but the management |
believe ii Will prove none the less fun |
ny on that account. The plot has to /
do with the disappearance of an old |
coat in the pockets of which are i'm |
portant papers upon which hang the I
interest in the play. Mr.. Bond Miss
Nokes. Miss Reimer, Mr.. Ward. MIR
Maher and the others of the Smythe
and Rice Company are to play the
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iah,iSn.

BY virtue OF a deed OF trust. DAT
Decenber ls, 1897. and recorded De
cember II, 1897 in iibeT ,26o folio 27l,
Ell seq., OF the land records of the District
OF Columbia. and at the request OF the
patty secured thereby, we Will sell at
public auction. on the premises No. l6O6
~ st NV, SATURDAY. January g. 1898.
at d a. m. all the goods, chattels. fix
tures, and good VIII OF the business TO
the highest bidder for cash; all convey
ahcing, etc, at purchasers cost
JOSEPH II. STEWART
THOMAS WALKER,
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Young Men, Middle Age
or Old Men.

Suffering from excuses and errors OF
youth oyerwork or mental worry,
and troubled with Nervous Debility,
Loss OF Memory, Bashfulness Confusion OF
IDEAS Headache, Dizzinesr, Palpitation
Oh the Heart, Weak Back. Dark Circles
Around The Eyes, Pimples ON the Face, LOSS
Of Sleep, Tired Feeling In The Morning,
EVIL Forebodings, Dun, Stupid, Aversion 10
Society, no Ambition. Bsd Taste In Inc
Mouth. Dreams and Night Losses, Deposits
III the Urine, Frequent GrinatiGp, som etimes
accompanied with slight burning. Kidney
troubles, or any Disease OF the GeniJ1-
Urinary Organs, can here find an honest.
sale. and speedy cure.
VARICOCELECUREDA AT ONCE without
operation. Have you the seeds OF any past
disease lurking In your system, lMPOTEN-
CY or Loss OF Sexual Power, and do You
contemplate MARRIAGE? Do you feel
safcfa taking this step? Yon can't afford
60 take any risk. Like father: like aon
We have never falling remedy that VIII
purify the Blood and positively bring 0sek
Lost ROVER. Our honest opinion always
given,
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During the year Of '81 we treated and
cured nearly three thousand cares oui
honest dealing has made many friends
The times., 1898-01-07
Chicago Grain and Provision Market

Corrected daily by w. b. Hibbs & Co.,
Inenibes Of tine New York Stock Exchange.
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& velvet coats. Sis.

Small lot OF silk velvet iackefs-soma
1etahobfaid d-trimmed q nd som e trjIllned
With chiffon lace and satin ribbon
sJnie ewithnlartencoliaT Tsa nd some edged
with Persian lamb-sulu for as hipi AZ
S45-choice for S15.
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ONE DOLLAR

Per Visit is our only charge, all medicines
and services included.
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coats.
$40 to SIS coats, $50.

Just electric seal coats. sizes "a
DC ana 44-S9ld for $40, $50 and S65'
VIII 50 for 500 for your ehoice.
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&.eS capes. G.A.

The choice of any of those short
Saltz's best silk seal plush capes-silk-
lined-which sold for Sc. .9S for S3.4s.
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SIS capes, S.sS.
S. skirts, Sl.2e.

Lot of handsome Brillisntine Skirts
wen made, lined and velceteen bound
S. values will go for ST .29.
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THE T1nEs WAsHINGToN FRIDAY JANUARY !. 1855

We arc specialists in Nervous and Special
Diseases Of Men only.
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R1ac for garments worth up to Sc

An immense table fun of muslin cor
sci covers and drawers, the former
trimmed with lace and embroidery, ir
newest effects, the latter with small
19c. and many which are sold usna IIv
for DC. lnur chnica Tor o ! o.
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Columbia ..... ....................... 64
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An Immense lot-consisting OF the
liiost IdshonaDie garments the. eloic-
est creations OF this noted u,snufactn.
fer. Coats of tan W hipcord, tan covert.
pam kersey-in black, tlue or brown:
soiiie with plain velvet cullars-so,ue
Win ,niaid velvet collars silk or
a'in Iibed-soine trimmed with straps
or saliIe-sone fancy stttchau. 81 S,S
instead of SIS TO $22 F7'"s''
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81 skirts, S.eS.

A lot of Black Crepon. Cheviot, Serge
and raised Novelty Skirts which sJlo
up TO $50 for S3.9S.
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Lot of handsome tan covert, black
ana hlue kersey, black boucle coats
one and two OF a style many all-silk
lined and Others bnt half-silk- lined
many lined with satin-sone have the
new seasons high STERN collars, ana
sonIe Or the collars are OF inla ia velvet
garments which We're very, very cheap
at $40 TO S15-now 20 for So.