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To Save oorky.

New York, Feb. 1O.--At a meeting
of the Authors Club in Carnegie hall
a memorial in the name OF American
literature was prepared for presenta-
tion to the czar OF Russia, praying foi
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To open Lands.

Butte, Feb. 10.--A Miner special
from Helena says that the senate has
adopted a memorial to congress ask
ing that the Fort Peck Indian reserva-
ton be opened to settlement,
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the release OF Maxim 0orky. the Rus.
sian author who IL In prison in con-
nection with the recent Internal dis
turbances In Russia. The memorial IL
signed by several prominent authors
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Bold Robbery.

Portland. Feb. 10.--Two masked
men went into the GlIsan street sa-
loon tonight ana with reyolvers level
ed. lined up eight visitors. relieved
them OF about $50. The robbers made
their escape.
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Beattyville. KY. Feb. 1O.-The crest
of l2-foot rise in the Kentucky river
passed here today. Logs were swept
away but there was no loss of life
In this vicinity.
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Five Killed.

Laredo, Feb. lo.--In wreck on the
National railway OF Mexico between,
carleros and la Ventura i've persons
were killed and several injured.
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from, such districts to these thus va
Gated"
The action taken by the mayor is the
result Of crusade carried on by the
Law and order Society Of the city.
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aorkx oosa 20 Riaa.

81. Petersburg. Feb. i0.--It Ia re-
ported that Gorky has been sent 10
Riga TO undergo trial.
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LIEUTENANT AoNoRED.

Swan Into Port Arthur Harbor With
Fish Torpedoes.
Toxic, Feb. 1O.--The publication OF
naval honors discloses the fact that
Lieutenant Yokowo. commander OF the
torpedo boat destroyer Full. thrice
during last July swan into Port Ar
truh harbor. towing fish torpedoes.
Lieutenant Yokowo performed many
other acts Of bravery.
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HocA coNFEssEs.

Now Admits Having Had Thirteen
Wives in All.
Chicago, Feb. 1O.-When confronted
by the living witnesses of his alleged
dupliclty at the coroner's investigation
today into the death Of Mrs. walcker-
Hoch, the next to his last wife, Johann
Hoch, according to the police, has ad-
mitted his marriages to IS women dur.
ing the last 10 years Eight of these
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HAMBuRGH-AmER1cAN LINE.
Jewish steerage Buginega.

JeWlSh Steerage BuslneSS.
 For the comfort, convenience and satisfaction of it's passengers at the request of one of the largest Jewish organizations in Hamburg, has install- ed on all it's steamers sailing from Hamburg to New York a separate and complete outfit for the sole purpose of preparing and serving food for steer age passengers of the Jewish faith, in strict accordance with their dietary laws. .. .%S
 This feature has. been maintained for a period of over eighteen months.
 The outfit consists of a kitchen, ten-. tirely apart from that used for other passengers and has its own cooking utensils. There also are special dishes, cutlery, etc, all of which were newly purchased and are specially marked, so that they shall not be used for any purpose other than that designated. Besides this, a pantry is connected with the kitchen for such edibles as. may be kept there, and a separate re- frigerator in which Kosher" meats are stored.
 This department is under the direct. control of 8 Jewish inspector, ap- pointed under the direction of the Jewish rabbis of Hamburg, and in his superintendence everything is look ed after most rigidly, so that contact with anything and everything not Kosher is positively avoided He oversees the collection of the dishes after each meal, superyises their oIa of% y7c, RrsI1 attends to putting them away in a room designated for that purpose, Himself locking the door and retain ing the key.
 The food is. carefully selected and consists only of such as may be par taken of by the strictest observer of the Jewish faith. It is prepared by Jewish cooks who, as before stated, are under the supervision of the in 1 spector in charge.
 Four meals are served daily, d dis tinctive bill of fare being provided by the purser.- after consultation with the passengers, who themselves decide, by vote,, of whatrit shall consist, Tn fact, nothing has been left undone, which can conduce to the wishes and welfare of the most religiously in clined. t" The result which has followed this departure from the ordinary methods has been so satisfactory, not alone to the passengers, who have been loud in it's praise, but also to the Jewish organizations who suggested 1t, that they have communicated it's success to their kindred societies in America, who, in turn, have petitioned the company with a view to introducing this service also, on its steamers i leaving New York for Hamburg.
 The company has made prepara- tions to comply with this request, and now take great pleasure in announcing that the arrangements have been per- fected. Beginning with the departure from New York of the Twin-screw Steamship Graf Waldersee," Sept ember 8oth, 1905, this service will be established on all steamers. sailing from New York to Hamburg.
 There Is no extra charge attached ] for this service
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PosToFFIcE ROBBED.
Cracksmen Blew Up Safe at Clinton
 vile.

Cracksmen Blew Up Safe at Clinton
 vile.
 The postoffice in Clintonville was en- tered by cracksnen Thursday night and $1,OO0 worth of stamps and some loose change taken.
 The burglars used blankets from the factory of the Kickapoo Indian Medi- cine company, which is in the same building, for covering the safe, which was blown open with some powerful explosive.
 Thouhg Postmaster D. l.. Clinton lives not far from the office, he did not hear the explosion, nor did any others. The postof11ce is near the railroad. It is believed the thieves escaped on 8 freight train.
 The office handles the, entire business of the Kickapoo company, which ac- counts for the large amount of stamps on hand. The postof1ce department has been notified and an inspector is on the way there to investigate the rob- bery.
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NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES
FEATURES OF THE RELIGIOUS
 SERVICES TOMORROW.

Dr. Kidd to the ChiIdren-DeacOness to
 speak-Rev. Mir. Penney of Mantle at
 Y.M. c. Apr. Leete Begins Series of
 sermons-Sermons In Series by Rev.
 MT. Luckcy, Dr Mutch and Rev. MT.
 BrOyvn-0ther Notes.
 At Trinity M. E. church tomorrow morning the pastor will renew his ser- mon to the children. The music for the service will be anthem for opening, Spicker's Fear Ye Not" for offertory Miss Daniker will sing "The SaXiour's Command by Brackit. The kinder gartners will gladly care for and in- struct little children during morning church hour, thus helping parents to church. The annual rally day at the Sunday school session at noon. Miss Jessie Arbuckle, the new deaconness, will give the address. The Young Peo- pie will have their meeting at 6:30. At evening worship the pastor will preach on "The Punishment of Sin.' The quartette will sing for opening Holden's Sun of My Soul" for offer tory, Sweet Day of Rest by Spence.
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AT EPwoRTH M. E, CHURCH.

Corner of Orange and Edwards Streets.
 At 1O:SO a. m. the pastor, Rev. Will liam Giffin, will address the children on Shells from the Ocean" Parents and friends are especially invited to this service Evening worship at 7:SO p. m. with sermon on 'The Harmless Power" Junior league exercises at 3 p. m., with graded exercises for the children. each in charge of a compet- ent teacher. la,.. ..-.
 The rally day" programme for the Sabbath school, with its appropriate features will begin at 11:45 a. m. Kind ly note the hour and see that the members of the school are present.
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THE CITY MISSION HOUSE.
No. 2n1 Orange strest

Rev. w. D. Mossmar, missionary pastor ''The Joy of Christian Living" will be the subject of the Sunday even- ing service tomorrow at the City Mis- sion house, No. POI Orange street. The principal speaker will be Miss Ida M. Adams, for the Christian Endeavor so- ciety of the Dwight Place. church. Other members of the society will be present to assist in the service. The hour of meeting is 7:3O p. m The other Sunday services are as usual at g o'clock. a. m. and o'clock p. T1.. All are welcome on Sunday and also through the week. The Mission house is open every day and evening with some one always in attendance.
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DoM1N1cK's LOSS OF MEMORY.

Some months ago, Doninick Malson- witch, who had been working in the mines of the LackaWanna company, hurried to Europe to bring over his wife and family and neglected to draw his pay. The other day he returned, and remembering the undrawn money made application for it. But to the amusement of the officials and his own consternation he could not re member the name under which he had worked. There are few foreigners who are known by their proper names in the mines, for the reason that so many of the names seem to be so similar that it is necessary to give them an Eng fish name. Dominick may recall his former payroll title in time. In the meantime he will be known as Mike Smith, although for time he did think rather seriously of making it Mike Mitchell or Mike Roosevelt Scranton Tribune.
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BIG FIND OF PUNIc REMAINS.

The celebrated ruins of El-Kenissa, in Tunis, have yielded some most valu- able remains 3of spunic archaeology. There has been laid bare a Tanit sane tuary held in high repute for several centuries before the Christian era Be- sides many sculptures, a cellar has been found containing, among such rubbish as bones and charred charcoal fragments, more than 5000 Punic ex- votos, 5000 Carthaginian lamps, and 300 vases enclosing coins and statuettes, carved and painted with fine artistic feeling and technical skill. It is now claimed thatsthe so1called metropolis oi Nora is. a Tanit santuary.-From the London Globe,
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FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST.
 (Scientist.l

The services of First Church of Christ, Scientist, are held Sunday morn ing at 1O:30 o'clock in Chamber of Com rferce hall, 763 Chapel street; subject, Doctrine of Atonement. Golden text: That they all may be one: as thou, Father, art in me, and in thee, that they also may be one in us: that the. world may believe that. thou hast sent me-" John 17:21. The Sunday school meets after the service,o in, the church. auditorium. The wednesday testirno- nial meeting commences at eight o'clock The reading room under the auspices of this church is open daily from 2:SO until o'clock in the after noon. A cordial welcome to all
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AT TOY AUpIToRIUM.

A lecture will be given in the Foy auditorium this evening, October ', at 7:45 by Rev. L. B. Tenny of Mantle, Conn, on the subject, Palestine and Mediterranean Cruise" Rev. MT. Tenny is to deliver the afternoon ad- dress at the mems meeting on Sunday on the subject, "Italy and Our Ital- ians'' There will be no. admission charged. This opens a series of popu- lar entertainments which will be giv- en in the winter in the Y. M. c. A building. It is to be illustrated by the stereopticon. The public will be invit- ed.
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One of the most successful poultry exhibitors at the Danbury fair has been F. R. Greist of Westville, who with but seventeen birds entered, has taken sixteen prizes. With six hig..;-bred sim gle-comb white leghorns, he won four frsts and two seconds, in fact, all the prizes offered for the class Eleven orpingtons drew six firsts, three .sec- onds, and onethird, making in all six teen prizes for the seventeen birds, a most enviable record.
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THE AUTOMOBILE IN 1RE1ANr

THE AUTOMOBILE IN IRELAND.
 In no country has the coming of the motor made greater changes than in Ireland, For one thing, it has now be- come, the fashion with those who are entrusted with high official positions in the country to travel throughout it's length and breadth and see for them selves the land whose destinies they are helping to rule for the time being. Lord Dudley has been all over Ireland, possibly not leaving a county unvisited, He has the distinction of being the first Irish Viceroy for many years who has realized that the sphere of his work lay in Ireland. From London Truth.
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THE FIRST METHODIST EPIsCo-
 PAL CHURCH.

Francis T. Brown, pastor; class meeting at 9:3O led by Sylvester Smith. Bible worship" at 1O:3O, with sermon by the pastor; subject, Being Let Go," Bible school at noon; the new orchestra will assist and the Young Mems Bible class will resume it's meet
 ings under the leadership of Director H. W. Smith. Chinese Sunday school at noon. Epworth league meeting led by 8 group from the Trinity league at 6:3O. Public worship at 7:30 with sermon by the pastor on "The Unpar- alleled Teacher" At o'clock the Parish Brotherhod will meet. Young men are cordially invited. VI,
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AT DWIGHT PLACE CHURCH.

Under the title of Modern Egyp- tian Plagues," Dr. Leete begins, Sun day night, 8 series of his discourses upon certain events and conditions in the life of to-day deserving of special notice. The course is under the aus pices of the "Brotherhood,' and print ed responses will be distributed at the doors. Everybody welcome. Music by the quartette as usual,
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ST. JOHNS P. E. cHrrRcH,

Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity Morning prayer and sermon, 1O:SO. Prelude, Cantilene, Dubois; Te Deum in A, Stainer; Jubilate in A, stainer: Ky- rie, Gloria Tibi, in B flat, Stanford: offertory, "Let not your heart be trou- 6led'" Foster; postlude, chorus in B fiat, Dubois.
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2 SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

AIItns FOGt lease, a poWtl 1T. It tUrcs painful, smarting, nervousfeet and ir- growing nails, and instantly takes the sting put of; corns and bunions. It's the greatest comfort discovery of the Age. Aliens T'oot-ease makes tignt or new for sweating, ca1lous ard hot, tired, aching feet. Try it to-day. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores. By mail for 25c. in stamps. Don't accept any substitute. Trial package FREE. Ad- dress, Allen S. olmsted Le Roy, N. Y.
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AT OLIVE sTREET TEMp1.E

. Services at Olive street temple were
 held last night. Service this (saturday) morning at o'clock, Sunday morning at 5:3O o'clock. Kol Nidre (Atonement) services commence Sunday, D. m.; subject of sermon, "The Spirit of Atone ,ment Day" Monday Kippur day, ser- vices commence at a. m; subject of sermon, Principles of Judaism Neil .lah services at D. m; subject of ser- mon, "The Wandering Jew"
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THE CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.

(F'irst UniversalisD Orange street, between Elm and Wall streets. The Rev. W. F. Dickerman, pastor. Preach- ing Sunday morning at 10:30 clock by the Rev. Alexander F. Irvine. Sunday school and conversation circle at noon Topic for Ballou class: Christian Git izenship. Everybody invited.
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R.H.E
MARLBoRoUGH .AssEMBI,Y

The Marlborough assembly will give their third informal dance next Friday evening at Lenox hall. Music will be furnished by Odenkirchen's orchestra. The committee is composed of William Wodtke, John H. Griffin, jr, and Fred erick H. Riker. . .,: -. 4
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ADULT GLASS, CHURCH OF THE
 REDEEMER

This meeting will be held in lecture room of Church of the Redeemer to- morrow noon and the speaker will be MT. Frederick B. Merrills, superintend- ent of the Sunday school. Ladies and gentlemen generally are cordially in vited to attend.
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We have no doubt that our efforts to please will be as much appreciated by Jewish steerage passengers from New York, as they have been by those of that faith who have travelled on our steamers from Hamburg, and trusting that you will bring it promin- entIy to their attention.
 Owing to the limited space the s. s. Deutschland" will not be equipped in this manner.
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Mrs. w. J. Grippin, Bridgeport; secre- tary, Rev. G. w. Nicholson, Bridge port; secretary, Rev. G. w. Nicholson, Bridgeport; treasurer, E B. Boynton, Hartford; auditor, Thomas Sission, Hartford.
 SESSION AT 10 A. M.
 Devotional service, address by the president, report of the secretary, re- port of the treasurer, addresses in the interest of the suffield academy, Hon. c. c. Bisnell, Rev. R. Mapleson, Pro- lessor Ralph K. Bearce. Address, 'The Christian Ministers Personali- ty," Professor John M. English, New ton Center Mass. Election of officers and unfinished business.
 The Woman's Baptist Foreign Mis- sionary society of Connecticut-senior state secretary, Mrs. J. B. Kent, Put nam; junior state secretary, Mrs. F.. w. Payne, Hartford. Session 1:30 to 2:30 p. m. Address, Mrs. M. Grant Ed wards, president of the Wofaan's Bap- tist Foreign Missionary society.
 The newly elected board of trustees of the Connecticut Baptist convention will meet at the parlors of the Young Mems Christian association at 1:30 D. m. for reorganization and the election of officers. FIFTH SESSION OF CONVENTION.
 2:S0-Cal to order and devotional service, appointment of committees, miscellaneous and unfinished business, report of committee on evangelical work, Rev. W. H. Main, D. D.
 3:15-Address; The Second Mile, Rev. Courtland Myers, D. D., Brooklyn.
 E.Quiet hour, conducted by Rev. H. H. Carpenter
 4:30-Adjournment. .,
 The Baptist Social Union f,f Connect icut-President, Edward K. Nicholson, Bridgeport; vice-president, w. F. Wal Eer, New Britain; second vice.presi- dent, J. Amsbury Danbury; secretary and treasurer F.. w. Payne, Hartford. The annual banquet will be held as usual; hour and place will be an- nounced at the sessions of the conven- tion. Speaker, Rev. Robert Stuart Macarthur, D. D., LII. D., New York. Theme: American Expansion and Baptist Growth.
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AT ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.

Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity Holy communion at 9:3O a. m.; morn ing prayer and sermon by the rector at 10:9O; evening prayer and sermon by the rector at 7:3O The morning an- them is shepperd's Lead, Kindly Light" and the evening, Couldrey's Come Unto Me" Sunday school meets in the parish house at 12:15; Professor Colladay's class in north gallery of church.
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ST. THOMAS, CHURCH.

The services. in St. Thomas church, (S2 and S4 Elm street,l tomorrow are: Morning prayer. Htany, and ante-cOm- munion with sermon by the rector at 10:3O. and evening prayer at o'clock. The Sunday school meets at 12:05.
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AT PLYMOUTH CHURCH.

The pastor, Dr. McLane, will preach in the morning on "The True Use of the Bible.'' The theme for the vesper service, illustrated in song and ser mon is 1.-The Will of Jesus.''
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Rebuked.-"F Father" said boy of twelve, "can you tell me who shylock was?"
 What" exclaimed the father in an aggrieved tone, "have sent you to Sunday school only to have you ask me who Shylock was? Shame on you, boy. Get our Bible and find out at once"-Lippincotts Magazine.
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STAGE
DIsCOURAGING THE STAGE STRUCK GIRL IN CHINA.

The Chinese gentry in Tientsin have petitioned the authorities to prohibit mixed acting. at the theaters, and also mixed audiences, separate theaters to be provided for female actors and al- so for female audiences. This is be- cause since mixed acting came in vo- gue the poorer classes have been edu- eating their girls for the stage in- stead of marrying them, as they can make money through them. The Tien- tsin Magistrate has issued a proclama- ton embodying the above petition- Lahore Tribune.
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CHIRCH oF THR REDrrnrrp

Dr. Phillips will preach in the morn ing at 1O:3O o'clock; subject, "The Blessing of the pure in heart.' He will also speak in the evening in Welcome hall, Oak street; subject, Salvation! From What?" and Miss Jessie Duell will sing.
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Y. M. c. A. MASS MEETIG FOR MEN

The usual mems meeting in Foy au- ditorium will be held at S:45. Rev. B. B. Penney will present the work among the Italian people by means of specially prepared slides. Special mu- sic has also been arranged and very interesting meeting is promised. All men are cordially invited.
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FORBES CHAPET.

Evening prayer and sermon by the minister in charge, Rev. Franklin Knight, in the Annex hose house at 4 o'clock.
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AT TrNITED CHIJRCH.

The pastor, Rev. Mir. Haynes, will preach at tomorrow forenoon's ser vice. .%.... X &..
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R.H.E.

St. Louis .......Oo5OO1oO*-6 g 1 Chicago ........0100 0O00O1 1-2 ' 0
 Batteries-Glade and Spencer; White, Walsh and Sullivan.
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American League.
At Washington

R.H.E Washington ...O4OOO213* 3*-1O 12 6 Philadelphia ..3 10OO0G 0-4 6 f Batteries-FaIkenber Wolfe and Kittredge; Coakley, Waddell and Schreck.
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RIFE.

Boston ..........0O0001o2*-3 ' 2 New York ..... 70 0 0OOO 1 0-1 4
 Batteries-Gibson and Armbruster; Clarkson and Connor.
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R.H.E.

Chicago ........O005O1O1O-7 TO 2 Pittsburg .......0 010110 00-3 4
 Batteries-Weimer and Kling; Lynch, Philippe and Peitz and Hillebrand.
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AT HUMPHREY STREET CHURCH.
 The pastor, Rev. MT. Luckey, will preach in the forenoon the third of his series of sermons on 1.-The Fen Com mandments," and will also preach. in the evening.
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At St. Louis
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YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL.
National League.
R.H.E.

National League. At New York
 R.H.E. Philadelphia .....1 1210O-5 1 New York ........1 0 l 0 0 0-4 IS 5 Pittinger and Dooin; Ames and Bresnahan.
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ANNUuoAQ@ ~W @EpEL ST@

Separate Skirts. s~ F. --e ~
 Separate Skirts vOie Broadcotes unned and made taeta All and perfect fit Exceptionally attractive skirts. $500
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At Pittsburg-
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R.TI.E.

Brooklyn ..020OO4 *-712 Boston ..........20OO OO10000-3 4 2
 Batteries-Doescher and Ritter Will lis and Moran.
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At Cleveland--
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At Boston.
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At Brooklyn-f
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ChiIdren's Department.

complete chiIdrens School sss5 up.
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Mrs. w. J. Grippin, Bridgeport; secre- tary, Rev. G. w. Nicholson, Bridge port; secretary, Rev. G. w. Nicholson,
 Bridgeport; treasurer, E B. Boynton, Hartford; auditor, Thomas Sission,