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Evening star., 1898-02-04
PROFESSIONAL.

ID. PRATT WRIGHT, NJ. f.. MECHANICAL cox
struction Engineer, Washington. ID. c. O. q
References furnished On Application. Cable nd-
dress ID D. Eas1m
Evening star., 1898-02-04

HAVING GIVEN UP THE FUR BUSINESS 1
take pleasure in recommending 10 my patrons
Mrs T. ioRGAN, my sister, and hcr husband,
Mr.. z. HoRGAN OF so6 81 NV who are
practical furriers. Miss c. CUNNINGHA AM js8-tf
Evening star., 1898-02-04

wANTED-CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD, SILVER,
watches, diamonds and jewelry of all descrip-
tiOrs; also watch and jewelry repairing lowest
prices. ]. SELINGER. SIG +, opp. patent office.
Ja15-1St"
WANTED-HORSES TO WINTER; SIS PER MO-.
best of care. Telephone call 5T4. Horeses called
for AMI delivered. c. FL. PARKER, 43o Ala st.
s.w. Lay Hill. Md. oc14-4tf
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FEMALE.

WANTED SEVERAL LADIES WITH GOOD AD-
dress call uTcn private families. Call Ma
TiONAL HOTEL. Room 1870. M. TO Il m.
fsf2t~
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS.

JOHN E. MITCHELL. COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
Tor the various states and territories and notary
Rnhhe 1871 st. NV Office hours to g.
fnoae stt. ja1S-1m'
CHARLES s. BCNDY
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS.
OF all the States and Territories
del1-u ntau bldg. cor. az and NV,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-07-09
T~ELEGRAPIiIC NOTES.

The little town of Kern City,
Cal. has been almo>t destroyed 6y fire.
Speaker pro en-. Payne signed the
Hawaiian annexation resolutions at
4:5S p. IN. yesterday.
The senate yesterday passed the
bill to gave the Acknowledgement OF the
army the rank of ma ior-gcneral.
Secretary Long specifically and alb.
soiutciy denies the accuracy of the rc.
ports OF friction between the army anG
the navy.
Rev. Father john Williams. o:
Pittsburgh, Pa, who is reported amoa-
The lost on the La BuurEornr. was
head of the order @; The lIn!y Child
hood association in ais country.
PARKER Pilsbury. the a,,".j"te ol
Wm Lloyd Garrison. Wrni'.! i'n;.-
,.!.- and others o the graf ant
>.a,s.y Increment. ".'d at his n"u- a..
;'a-ord. y. H.. yesterday. IL wa, g.
3. ass a., age.
IN >uaii Span 81 srhoo&rr CALI
10. .,.icd with lumber, hard wn,i.
c..i.,yu-. pigs and provision, Of vari-
oG, Ntud-. has been captured br the
.~E:.iHry gunboat Eagle, and l5ued
.H," lcy West.
"A ..uamc:al panic has been occ.-
Hr1ariim Valparaiso d? the withdrawal,
apI expiration OF gold. which hu.
ray>ad the Chllian government to
p..!c!Iiiy close all the bank, in Chill
until the 18th INST,
The departure OF the fourth Ma
nua expedition before the middle Of
Il * week is now assured rh.rc j.,
sad, doubt, however. Il, 20 whether it
Ma. - commanded by ticn. Miller, Is
i.is been announced.
The war department yesterday re
oc.vcd Il telegram rom Gen Shutters
headquarters stating tnat the auxili-
urF cruiser OSceola had captured g.
parish lighter loaded with provlsiu..
aui valued at $4,000.
thousands of refugees from San.
l.L-O swarm about e Caner and san
Luis. They are absolutely destitute.
not having been allowed to carry am
to- with them in their flight. Thvs
- appealing ~ Ven NldlLtE LOT sue
cor.
-Advices received in Washington
from Gen. Shaftc. thai j
number of high Spanish officials ar,
deserving across the ..nc> at Santiago
into the American camp. This act Is
regarded here as highly significant OF
an early surrender.
Secretary Long yesterday cabIrl
Admiral sampson ordering him 10 de
tach Immediately Commodore WaJsona
squadron. and directing the latter &c
proceed at c upon his mission. Tne
vessels will be the Iowa. Oregon. New.
ark and three cruisers, besides GOA
ships.
There was almost Il w-aterspous
along the line of the Burlington srs-
tenn north of St. Joseph. Mo. Wednes-
day night. and traffic was practically
suspended. Several construction trains
have been sem out to repair the dam
age. Considerable live stock is re-
ported drowned.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-07-09
Gen. Miles snd staff start. TOR tIre Seat OF
W.r

sen. Miles Sld stan SttrtS f5E sIt NeaI or
War.
N.ai-Gen. Nelson 4. Miles. com-naui-
,ag the army, accompanied by the en-.
tire staff OF army headquarters. lei!
last night for Charleston, ). C.. wivrg
the party will embark for Santiago.
They left over the Southern railroad at
i0:43. The party consists of Gen. Miles.
Gen. J. c. Gilmore. acknowledgement OF
staff: Gen. Roy Stone. Col. C.. L. Green
leaf. surgeon; observation-disclosures j..
y. Ci,use. VI. C. Maus and \. :. Row
an. Mai. John D. Black and Capt. II. IL.
Whitney.
At the same time Lieut.-CoL Michler
anC a large staff of headquarters clerks,
who have been in Tampa. will coHc
north TO Charleston and join the party
The start will be made from Charles
ton On the first steamer after the gen
cral and his staff arrive. This may De
either the Yale or Columbia, which ar
taking on troops there. If the troop;
are ready to start before the party ar
rive, they will go on. aud the gener.
will follow on the R~eSo.ute or n ..
the other steamers TO sail after the
Yale and Columbia. 1t is expected
that the party will be at Santiago the
cIrlg part of next week.
clad he is Going to Join the Troops.
I On the eve of his departure, Gen.
Miles expressed satisfaction On starting
to Join the troops. He spoke of the
sacrifices and ha%rdships they had
passed through recently. and of those
yet to come. 1t has operated severely
against the general officers, and Gen.
Miles feels hat he. 90. is not entirely
invuinerable in a country of heat.
swamp and disease. But he has Il
strong physique, his muscles are as
hard as iron. and he goes expecting To
stand a good deal of knOck-about serv-
ice.
Will Not Rot Shafter of Glory Won orto
BE Won.
Gen. Miles himself has no other pur-
posi-. in going to Santiago than to LOOK
over the military situation and To
strengthen the hand of Shafter. There
is no intention on his part to take iH
any manner from the glory that Sha'-
ter has won or may win in this cam
paign. He will not relieve Gen. Shat
ter Of his command unless the lattcrs
physical condition is such as to de-
maud some such action.
Arms and Supplies for Gen. Gomez
Troops.
The war department admitted for
the first time yesterday that two cXPe-
ditiuns. one on the Florida. and AN
other on the Fanita. had successfully
proceeded from Florida ports to poinca
in central and western Cuba. where
large quantities of arms and supplies
were landed for Gen. Comes com
mand. This is the first time that arIn>
have got to Cen. Gomez and his men.
The Florida and Fanita left some time
e but their movements were guarded
with the greatest care in order thai i
premature publication might not jeoP-
ardize the safety of those on board Il,
well a, the delivery Of the guns. tn
time Of danger is now passed, hos
ever. and the full stock of guns am
muuition and supplies is in the hand1
of Gen. Gomez troops.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-07-09

The amino rary OF Queen Victoria's
cor"n9tinn day. june >. was cele-
brI;,.! ~ the British war ships. who
held a regatta III Manila h&rhDr.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-07-09

u. .uiIoritics have Gcc.inci to ac-
cept n, suggestion to declare HinonGo
in q u,Ttra! zone. and the inhabitants,
Of tAas . 1cc must cr.rnd thc.rijvcs or
sacrifice everything. II is limited PRIV
atrir that il might ir' required to de-
stroy the to"a for the sake Of the clti-
de-. Tie troops are properly PROV
si"aci n".v, a.! the distances o.gwe.L
the various bh.,nS a, shorter.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-07-09
Rate of Discount Reduced.

CALCUTTA, July s.-The bank of Ben
gals rate of discount has been re.
duced from s TO Z per cent.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-07-09
Coner.-a,i.n,Iists in >.sionsi session.

ton-TE-a'IanlIIsts IN Nt1lnntl N@rssinn.
PORTLAND. Ore, july r.-Thc Tent
Trienniat National Council of Cong..
gational Churches of the United State
met yesterday. One hundred and fifty
delegates were present. In the ab-
sencr of the retiring moderator. Uoa.
Nelson Dingley. of Maine. Mr. Arthur
II. Wellman. of Massachusetts. assist
ant chairman of the provisional cos
mitt.e. called the body to order. The
election ~ moderator was taken up.
and DR.. +. \. Noble. OF Chicago. wa,
chosen on the first ballot. c. Y. Coain.
Of Connecticut. and Rev. Georg. I.
Adams. of san Francisco. were elected
assistant m~Oderators.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-07-09

LONDON, July s.-Gold is quoted al
Buenos Ayres at 1850.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-07-09

The newspapers throughout la
rope are urging Spain to sue for peace
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-07-09
Signed the Annexation Resolutions.

WAsHINGToN, July S-Tne president
signed the resolutions annexing Ha-
wall at seven o'clock yesterday after
noon.
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IN ECoNoMY's INTEREST.
County Commissioners Reduce later
est On Warrants.

The board Of county commissioners yes
teTday chopped oW per cent. from the i'll
teress rate at which all King county war
rRntx are drawn. Hereafter. if man
wants 10 iaves. his wealth in coWGly war
rants. freshly issued. he VIII have 10 BE
content With s per ceus- Interest eu his In
vestmeu;. 70 r1n as long the warrant s.
outs. andng. II IS believed taat this IS
less figure Than Is paid anywhere else IN
the state,
Time was when county warrants could
Be had that &cc9mu}atss! q zen per cent
draw-lo~n as they saatursd. Gradually
the Pate fell ijil IL reached and ,her "a
pr cent. Lass fall the county ccluTuisso az
ers sea.ug that sbe warrants were selling
readily al par. asd sometimes 81 Sigh:
premium. clipped of fae = per cent. Sill
fhe demand bas been goet. au8 ri per
ceas. buyers sad inveSors have been hap
Nv ID risk tfeir wealth lE King county
spuE.
Tes commit 1E.e-s yesterday stated that
in reducing 1he iaserest 70 Per ceat. ;Aey
were We'll satisfied ia&; ere aeul@ni sDr
county warrants woatd continue AID shat
gHV$ esasad h# Disposed % a. his axurs
The okSfat2of4 ansotsEs % $ cuaS 1eFa Ole
theGsa nct IsFgs &AviaS. Tas county
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daughter Was committed to the state re-
FORM school. II = Sepeeszbie and wei
known farmer living near Kent. His
daughter, Coitstia. went 10 the country
scaoois az did other children Of the neigh
borhood- She has passed her fourteenth
birthday. She looks an ordinary country
girl Her skirts fall few inches be.ow
her knees
Tuesday night Graham was arrested BY
q deputy sheriff and landed in the county
)&iL The warrant contained the name
OF an onense prescribed under the statute
passed by tho last legislature. The pen
ally to severe one. Yesterday msrHing
The girl appeared at the court house and
asked TO see her lover. She was met py
her father instead, and taken TO the Office
OF Prosecuting Attorney NcElroy. There
she told. In the presence Of her father.
the story OF her betrayal. An houe later
the girl changed Ter mind. She thought
OF her lover in the county jail. and was
cunning enough 10 see what effers her
narrative would have on him IL tod upon
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INSURANCE A0AINsr LOSS BIZ
FIRE
In Gslt-Edge Companies:
The Aetna OF Hartford
The sun Of London.
The Merchants. OF Newark.
Gey&,@G1svss


also took up some OF the economic ques-
tons raised by George. such as what vaius
really was, etc. In showing the difference
between the products OF labor and the land
itself. and what wealth and value really
were. he cited the case Of a fish caught in
the ocean. The fish represented wealth
and was the product OF labor. while the
value Of the ocean was in nowise enhanced
or diminished.
DIR. Smith. OF the university, followed.
and his argument was that there are other
factors beside land to be considered. name
~. the great monopolies and trusts now in
existence He quoted George as saying all
other nonopolies except land were trivial.
and then showed that the statement was
out OF date In Adam Smiths day land
was the most important factor OF all. but
since then. owing to the great industrial
development and changes, land had fallen
In influence and other questions had
sprung up. He showed that none OF the
vast aggregations OF wealth now in exist
ence and belonging TO miilionaires and mo-
nopolists had land as basis OF develop
ment. Thus single tax, not striking at the
most powerful factor, must fail in Its mis-
sion.
Mr. McArdle spoke next in favor or
Georges theory and was followed by Mr..
Shepherd on the other side. then Or. Smith
and Judge Benson closed the arguments
for their side, and the audience, by vote
OF II 10 2. declared in favor Of the affirma-
tives' arguments.
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SHE GOES To CHEHALiS.
While Her Lover Plays Cards with
Inmates of King Coanty's .Jati

romance frons the White river valley
was told in proceedings that were had IA
The superior court yesterday when Coils
tia Corr the Hsysar-oid daughter OF
James NJ Corp. was sent % the reform
school by Judge W, Ii. Moore at the re-
quest of her father. While Coistia was
replying TO "A few quiet questions. kindly
nat. by the judge In the fourth story OF
the big building ON Profanity h!ii. her
lover. Harry Graham. q Observation-Disclosures
hearty farm hand. was playing CARTS in
the north tank Of fhe county ian along
with a los OF men charged vith various
eHenses. Grahafns presence ~ fhe conn
~ jail was due 10 ais arrest on Il ehArrs
OF running the SRI.
Mr.. Corp, upon whose complaint his
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BREyITIES.

A meeting OF the women's Auxiliary will
be held In the basement of st. Marks
church to meet DR.. Boon. Friday afternoon
at O'Clock.
The board of public works has let the
contract for laying q sewer on Fifth ave-
nile north from Denny way to Aloha street
to +. Ryan for $7,671.so.
The board of public works has received
ard opened the following bids for the re-
planking of Yesler way from Occidental
avenue to Fifth avenue: Eoseleaf IL Void.
81. $50: Stirrat & Goetz. $s.9is; NJ. Dow &
Co.. 50. 704. 10.
Justice Austin has dismissed the charge
of assault and battery preferred against
Albert Waddell by his WIFE, At the hear
ing the wife was unable to make any
showing against her husband. and Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney Hart moved that the
case be dismissed, stating that he did not
think the charge was justified.
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she witress stand. Then she told her
father and the authorities that what She
had repeated earlier In the day was false
from beginning TO end.
The authorities were amazed at the girl =
display II nerve. 4 consultation was held
and Il was then determined upon the sug-
restioa Of the father OF the girl that she
should he sen. TO the reform school, e. IN
corrigiale
Complaint was accordingly made against
her by her father. duly charging the girl
with beng incorgigsble and ohliyIous TO
the Just and reasonable commands CT her
parents. The matter was Suicki' dis
posed Of In court, and today the girl will
be taken to Chehaiis.
Graham Ia not worrying nsueh at his
plight. lie sss not beer Informed ~ what
has transpiUed. Ii is probable that the
charge against him will be dismissed, for
the state is now without evidence.
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three separate papers In city grade eases.
Among them were sixteen DEGREES cover
ina between s.. 800 and s4.9o and the fling
fees alone amounted 10 $3.50
Suit was fled in the Federal court yes
terday in behalf OF the Grays Haroor
Lumber Company for lumber sold and de-
Nyered to Contractor G. ]. Erickson 10 the
amount OF $3.50. and $50 for the use of seows
for twenty DAYS. The lumber was for con-
struciion OF the Grays Harbar lighthouse
station nj Point chehalis directly wesi OF
Wesfport. The contract was made Jauu-
arv - iSi7. between Capt. W. l.. Fisk, ea-
sineer of the Thirteenth lighthouse dis
;r!et acting for the government. and Mr..
Erickson. The lumber was sold at yari-
Gus dates between June :, 1885,. ard Janu-
arv l. iSss. Alonzo Hull and John Sclram,
az sairefies on Erickson's s. so bond, are
alsso named as defendants IN the suit.
RIDE a Cleveland" Il Is the STYLE SO
and 81
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Cough Medicines in Demand in
Montana.

a.st this season there Is an immense de-
nasad for coagh, Group and Ia grippe rene
dies saws j. ID. Miser & Co, G. Stevens
vile, Montana, I'VE have in stock twenty
ere different kinds, bat sell more OF
Chsnah~rlaius Congh Remedy than OF NIL
others combined and va have our first Gus
,cmer 10 claim i, has not benefited him, to
hear fruna
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-31

Its Problems Are Diseussed ny the
Curr~nt Topics Climb.

A debats on Single Tax" took place last
night under the auspices Of the curren:
Topics Club. in the basement Of 81 Marks
church. The frs; sreaksr was Judge Ben
scr. who SPOKE IN favsy Of the tax using
George books. Ne showed that land
could rot BE held Idle for speculation, as
II now 10. If single TAX were adopted, De
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win get some benefit OF the premium that
has been paid on warrants for some months
past This has averaged oEe-haH per cent.
warrants are drawn principally On the
cutrsEt expense ard the road and bridge
funds In the current expense Is included
the old general fund and the salary fund.
Warrants on this fund usually run several
months before they are called in.
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To NIzSTCs RIVERS

On and after Apri l. 1875 the eiScoun;
on sheet Tpusic VIII be one-th!rd eff from
market price. Sheet music dealers OF
Pacific coast.
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Cooney ia making sii-wool rasckjnaw
suits that kill the cold of Alaska Oregon
made aII-wooi f1aekinaw 10 measure
Sie5s a suit. American frtexe all wool
So suit. Charles Coopey. Clothing Mfg.
Ne is2l First avenue
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A spaciai dispatch from Olympia last
night states that Gov. Rogers has par
doaed John Burton, who was sentenced 10
six months Imprisonment on the charge
OF assault and Battery. Ii will bs renem-
besed that the charge was at fsFst robbery.
Burton having grabbed an umbrella from
Morris on the Grant street bridge. When
the case came 10 trial In the superior
court the charge was changed TO assault
and battery.
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Seattle has the Klond Ike business. and
the best way 20 let your friends know I,
Is 10 send them a ccpy Of the Weekly
rost-Iatelhgencer. II contains ali the Inn
acrtant Alaska news. They Ssu then
Judge for themselves the trend - Trio
travel 70 the far North. The passenger
lists tell the story Price cents ger copy.
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Fast and popular steamer Noyo sails
for copper river and Cook inle; via Dyea
and sksgway April 1. 4. Chilberg Sea- n
dinavIan- American bank. corner Yesler
way and First avenue.
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Week Commencing Sunday. April Cd.
The Broadway Comedians, In
Town Topics Up to Date.

World. keiiar and Mack. Arnerlca's
Premier Comedians"
a oevy OF pretty girls"
"A new comedy that's funuy"
All up-to-date songs and dances"
"Wlli be seen ard heard ia Town Top
les"
PRICES~tac. 29c. nc sac. Soc: box seats
iiee: boxes s5.ae. Fox office VIII he open
daily from 10 >. ~ 10 .. u.
Tsiephone. Maia ss7.A
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Ship yest mite will sail N tow for Dutch
rarhor and 81. Michael May lst For
freight space apply At once White Star
Dock. feet Spring street Telephone Main
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DRY SET F|R THE LAUNCHING
Rowan VIII Leave the Ways on
Friday, April 8.
MRS. {. MoALE. JR.. HohoRED.

She Has neen Selected t. D4eak the
Traaitional Bottle Of Champagne
over the Boats Bow-The Pre-
gramme 10 Arranged ona tAe
VIII Farnish the Music.
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r. KIBBE has returned.
Conposition.

We are now prepared to do composition
for the trade fany measure) In Nonpareil.
Minien. Brewer and Long Primer. Salts.
faction guaranteed Call or address Post.
Intelligence. Seattle.
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COPPER RIVER

Fast and popular steamer Noyo sails
for Copper river and Cook inlet Via Dyea
and Skagway April T. A. Chilberg, Scan
dinavian- American bank. corner Yesier
way and First avenue.
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SEATTLE'S newest hotel, the Richelle1i.
New throughout: MODERN improved nents:
~ cents up. "a Occidental avenue
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HAVE your sewing machines cleaned
and repaired at Hanson's 2l5 Columbia.
opposite postoffice.
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Wrapped copies Of the Weekly Post-In-
teiligencer are now ready at the business
Office. Price cents per copy.
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C0urt Hotes.
Yesterday Pratt 4 Riddle filed twenty
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SEATTLE THEATER-
SATURDAY EVENING. APRIL
4 Photographic Journey.
SEATTLE TO DAWSON CITY

Personally conducted by Arthur G. Jack
son. E. r. G. s.. r. s. A., Il. \. Inst Mr.
Jackson has Travelled half a million miles.
crossing the Atlantic II times 10 give
courses of lectures in Europe and seense
material for ria lectures. IltIstra ting tns
lecture BY Mr.. jackson. there will ue sx~
hiDsg@d n magnificent ceres OF 100 recent
sfeTeopsieEss views by e IaRocf1 nc. who
har made thirty trips froEn Seattle salo
Alaska beautifully ecsorsd ty Frederick L
Nsrxsn- Reserved seats &c. sc and kt.0s.
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AMusEMENTs.
PEOPLES THEATER--
JEROME X. SMITH,
Sole Proprietor and Manager.


- ION1OU1
First appearance OF Mullen and Ward.
one Of the finest sketch teams trading
the boards. Initial appearance. Frocoo
Sisters, late members CT the famous Gay
Paris Company. First appearance OF Mal-
VIVA Bauchampe. the Pleasing little SOU
brette. Positive appearance of Reta CARD
ner. an opera singer OF reputation. White
ard Harris the talk of the town. Nioo
Philadelphia Bootblack qaartetse In neW
songs and dances. All the above artists. Ii
conjunction with Peoples theater famous
stock company OF thirty other stars.
Pfices~-i5c, &c and SOC. Telephone Main
z5a.
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! innsy Cas- to b Heard By
q. 8. Supreme Court.
WILL egAtAsp FOUGHT BATTLE

otesteoo ~ the WiAsw's Legal Right
- Reeeves 100000 Fsen tie M.-
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