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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-16
HOW 10 SUCCEED

Daring the last few years. eondi.
items IN all lines Of business. even
professional life, have changed 50
completely that every man IL wax.
inx an 20 the fact that In order TO
win success he must specialize and
learn to do some one thing and do
Il well.
So II Is with any article that IL
scld 10 the people. II must have
senuinc merit or no amount Of ad.
veYtixlng win maintain the demand
for the article.
For many Years remarkable
record has been maintained by Or.
Kilmer's swamp Root. the great
kidney. Liver and Bladder Remedy.
From the very beginning th. pro
prietors had so much confidence In
II that they invited every one TO
test II. free Of cost. before pur.
chasing
II isa physicians prescription.
They have on file thousands OF
letters received from former suf.
ferrrs who are now enJoying good
health as = result Of It's use.
However. II you wish first 10 Try
= sample bottle. address Or. Xii.
mer q Co. Blnghamtnn. ~ ". and
mention Dept X They will gladly
forward you sample bottle bs
mail. absolutely free.
Regular sizes for sale AZ all drug
Rists-flfty cents and one dollar.
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NEW YORK, Nov. ie.--urainn
complete governmental supervision
81 ali corporations engaged In In.
terstate commerce. declaring that
he WAS rot mlsled into permitting
the United states steel corporation
20 absorb the Tennessee Coal a
iron company, attacking the United
states Circuit court ef appeals for
permitting the tobacco trust 20 re.
ereanlre under the plans proposed.
and erisielsinn Attorney General
Wlskcrshas. former President
Rcesevelt. In a copyrighted edit
or,aI IN the current issue Of the
Outlook today. demands a square
deal" fer the BIG business corpora.
tons which remain within the pate
81 the law.
The editorial Is one Of the most
'causslc he has yet penned. and de
elares that neither the sherman
antitrust Law nor any modification
Of Il can meet the situation con.
fronting the government
What the Colonel Says.
In part Colonel Roosevelt writes;
The suit against tho steel trust
hy the government has brought
vivldy before the people the need
Of reducing 20 order our chaotic
government policy as regards bus.
mess. As president. In messages
10 congress. repeatedly called at.
tentlon 20 the inadeQuacy OF the
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7. R. DEMANDS A SQUARE
DEAL" FOR CORPORATIONS

antitrust law, by itself. TO meet
business conditions. secure justice
TO the people and to the further
iact that u might, " left unaupple.
mcnted by additional legislation.
work mischief. with no compen.
satink advantage. ana urged. as
strongly as | knew how. that the
policy followed In relation 70 rail.
ways IN connection with the inter.
state commerce law. should be fol.
lowed by the national government
as regards all business concerns. .
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Z ST LOUIS. Nov. ie.- chaa. 4
= Holden, former postmaster Of 4
= Alton. Ia cutting n tooth az 20. 4
= For many weeks Holden has 4
= been bothered with sore Jaw. 4
= but did not consult a dentist. 4
= believing the soreness would 4
4 80 away. 4
= He placed his finger ON the =
= gum. aud to his surprise found 4
Z tooth was peeplng through IN 4
= the place where one OF his 4
molaFs came out thirty years 4
4 ago. 4
= The tooth seems healthy and 4
= In tho proper place. but Il Ia 4
causing 10 much pain that 4
= Holden believes he will have 4
= 10 have Il removed. The trou- 4
4 bic 10 due TO the fact that all 4
= OF his other teeth are worn 4
= down. and the new one 10 grow. =
= Ing TO the usual height. 4
N<xx 500 <RxH 49,
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BANDITS 1t WAR

Ell PASo. Tex. Nov. ld. Reyo.
iutionists of the most desperate
type. Including number Of the
bandits who participated In the
Chinese massacre In Torrcon. In
the state OF Coahuila. near the Dor.
der Of Durango. on May e last. arc
In possession OF Torreon today. &C.
cordsng to code messages sent 10
bankers here by tho American real.
dents Of Torreon.
The messages state that the
guerilla revoIut!onlsts drove the
Mexican federniists out OF the city
last night. and are now threatening
all foreigners within its limits.
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NO. CERTAINLY NOT

VANCOUVER. n G. Nov. Is
Lord fonsdaie authorizes ncwspa.
pers throughout the British empire
to state emphatically that the idea
now universally prevalent that the
crown prince Of Germany Ia an
enemy Of Great Britain IL wholly
erroneous. Lord Lonsdale person.
ally stands sponsor for the future
kaiser. declaring he knows him to
be a sincere friend OF England.
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Geo. w Hlbhard. general pas
sengcr agent c. NJ A Y. s Ry,
whose efforts In behalf OF Seattle
we're instrumental In securing the
general passenger agents conyen.
ton for September. 1919. viii pre-
side as chairman AZ the passenger
agents lunheeon Saturday. Noyem-
Dor 18th. Inst. az the Arctic club.
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PUyALLuP. Nov. 10. Encour.
aged by the socialist party sue,
cesaes over the country. ruyallup
socialists are confident OF carrying
the municipal ticket next month
and eiectlng VIM. u. Patterson.
lumberman. mayor.
Patterson runs his factory on the
cooperative plan. and has twice
been socialist candidate for mayor.
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IRELAND DENIES PREJUDICE
AGAINST THE CATHOLICS.
Archbishop, Urging Students to Go
Into Politics, Says Merit
VIII Win.

DHrItOIT. Mich. Ian. 2s,-In an I'd.
dress before n gathering Of s,udsnts a.
the Detroit Jesuit College yesterday *.
tArnoon Archbishop ireland Of u. Pau,
urged than to b ambttioua, At the
w time protesting that &hsrs are too
few Catholics In Legislative bodies. He
said:
II want sac one of you seudsmts 30
nave laudaols AnbdtionA. ! want you 70
put out all that = In you. How many
members have o Catholics In the Leg
ialAture At Lansing? Not many I wager.
AZ Washington we have only three or
four Catholic Senators. In the country
at large we are great In numbers, but I
do not see that we are towering up
ward. The remedy 10 In our schools and
In the teachers Of our schools. Justice
White Of the United States Supreme
Court learned the logic thai has made
him the ables; Jurist In the United
States in q Jesuit College.
II have no patience with Catholic
who as an excuse for his slothfuiness
says: I can't rise because there L. a
prejudice against Catholics say there
is no prejudice against Catholics here
to-day. Merit Is the only thing that
wins and demands attention In this Re-
public. America looks out to-day for
the man who does things"
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Years Construction of Small
Family Houses in Suburbs
Below Demand.
FEW NEW ONES VACANT.
With Transit Problem Settled,
Home Seekers Will Take
Over 10000 in 1914.

Completed statistics for tho entire met
ropolitan district show that BITE prfvats
dweliinCs were bu1lt o. projected last
ysar
The now structures COST ~. ca 800
They were planned 20 house $4,000 per-
sons. The investment represented in
land and buildings mad Q total of $685.
ooo,ooO.
Few Of the houses have remained va
can't. Most Of then were b,rilt for pros
pectivs occupants A large part OF them
are occupied by the owners Most of
them were finished before the end of the
year.
Can Hoyse 100000 a Year.
Real estate specialists In all parts OF
ths outlying territory say that the out
put OF one-family and two-fainily dwell
ings during the year was not equal TO
the demand for such structures, More
than 100000 persons a year could be
housed In such buildings II the proper
quarters were available.
The volume Of construction during 1910
wue reduced TO almost IN absolute In
vestment basis because spectators were
not active. They had been driven out of
tho field by uncertainties surrounding
rapid transit subway delays and the
general reaction In business.
with a fair business revival this year
suburban brokers say that they could
dispose of 5000 I 5000 new dwellings
Builders in many sections are planning
to meet the demand. They are getting
promises OF large loans from import
ant lending institutions. Contracts will
be closed. In many instances. as loon
as definite plans for construction of the
nroiected subways shall have been an.
| nounced.
Bio Move to Long Island.
Tn the building Of private dwellings,
unook,yn held the lead during the past
~. a. 4, mas for many years, but Its
y ys,am o. Of con.truo.,on was only halt
0. -, recent boom years. Queens
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Gateway to the Orient and Al
ready Doing Tremendous
Trade in Exporting.
D OFFERS.
Manager of Millions Laughs at
Cupid and Says Mother
Is His "Only Girl"

srro o,tv In the United States has
cr.s.n, sysdencs of a greater future
-. e.. rr.,u.oo. ..n Col Edward
- r,.n,nr u,o-,s -
~ 49, I,...,
porter to-day i"e "s =
Green mao peeh s'Neu ""a' '"'so
can CITY loomcd IN ms m'nu US "o'"p"e
the greatest possibilities IN the inous-
trial development or the country
Because OF its ideal harbor--the only
rrst class one on the Pacific ooast-San
Francisco Ia the doorway 10 the Orient"
he continued. Forget all about the
earthquake. II IL an old saying that
lightning never strikes twice In the
same place.' People In the East do not
r..r,. ,ns no.sib,utie, OF San Francisco.
h,,, a, .hev once saw the shipments OF
agricultural implements bound for
china. Japan and the Philippines. pass.
ing opt the Golden Gate. they would re-
sIizs the Importance OF hat port
/ONers Of Advice and Marriage.
a,rc. IN. exclusive publication in The
rvsn,ng World OF the arrival In New
yn-r a, Col. Green 70 take charge of
~. uo,ber.. business AFFAIRS hundreds
Of Letters have poured In on him at the
waldor, Some offer advice. and others
o1er marriage. for the Colonel In a
bachelor. The announcement made In
this paper that Col. Green was going TO
organize a trus, company 10 handle his
mothers Western and Southwestern
business brought offers from a half
dozen existing trust companies to sell
an, M bargain prices.
NJ eyeteeth were cut long aro."
..A ~, cro.n .ard 7 avn m, huyip.
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ndhton to switch a man from tho TendeIdn TO F1atbush. He'll be as bad in
as he was in Forty second street 1t doesn't help the retuvcnatton Of
things to scod. bundoze In bunyrag men n are arraigned to-day for tifing
onenses against discipline or dignity, INC hen tonight at a public banquet TO
the people to say kind things Of the department OF its. rank and ns
THE GOOK-Good. so fGi You're the goods!
THE GNK-Then ia work for legislation that would enable me to promote
present I don't give a hurah in Hoboken whether a cor now how man
fourpound chickens "A get into a stone pot or how high arc the Twelve Pins
Of cmnemara- But l would Ike him to nov how to get after a Blackhander
a nrebug n foopad, n burglar or a murderer and ret the nippers m I'm. /
rMe a captain or a patroman TO keep his precinct or his post in an orderly on.
I'd Ike little stock in brass band n -batte-a axe raids on q bunch OF
shoesttng handbook players IN the ponies would make the cop respect
himself. Make him feel that ! respected him az long n no did right &C.
cordlng to his best lights Mako him feel that promotion would b. the re-.
ward Of merit alone. Make him feel that neither "puI" or favor would
help to push him up. When ne got up the ladder I'd try to keep him there,
Instead Of working to drag him down.
And ~ were Mayo ia appoint a policeman. or. better STILL. a police re-
porter. to bc Police Commissioner Tor ten years subjectto emova pm chsrses
But heas that's too simple an sensible a suggestion to be adopted n . com
pex governmen Ike ours. Have a shock7
And hy sd. Here's Howl"
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however. went far above any Of its old
records. and came very close to the
Brooklyn total.
Brooklyn's output wac S.i42 s~eparato
dwellings. The Queens total was s,s5e.
In comparison. Manhattan produced
only forty-three private dwellings and
the Bronx only ffty-seven.
Richmond. with Nassau, Suffolk and
Westchester counties. within the mot
ropolitan district. built 2,1o one-family
and two-family house The New Jer-
sey output within the same district was
3,0l0.
As an average, each house provides q
home for ten persons.
Manhattan Out Of Race.
Manhattan has long been out of the
race for housing families OF moderate
means in private dwellings. The cost of
It's forty-three dwellings during the past
year wal s.e56. 800. or $500 for each
house. With the alu OF land, this
makes zach house average an invest
ment close to 500, 900. Only the very
wealthy can use such homes.
OF the Bronx total. 800 dwellings were
OF brick. They cost 5000. 100 for con-
struction, representing a total invest
ment of 5000. 900. This Is $4,000 each.
The Brooklyn average for single house
| construction was 5000 and for house
with land. $500.
Queens built $500 frame dwellings and
$50 brick dwellings. The total cost OF
all was close to 81. SOC. 900.
In the further suburbs OF Richmond.
Nassau, Suffolk and Westchester the
outlay was $i,39s, 700 for construction. or
a total investment in Lane and new
buildings of $500, 600.
New Jerseys total investment in it,
private dwellings of the past year
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A n ANTI-TREATING Bill. ha'
. been introduced in the New Jer
sey Legislature making IT a crim'
a man to ask another to have
IN that state.
The bill is not needed.
WURRA WURRA;
noticed a letter IN your column
last week from n James Delaney.
witt asks your opinion of a Mr., Bras
sci. a Kerryman. who presided at Il
meeting OF a club called the Ma
Bocklish, which ] presume is COM
posed of Irishmen or SOM OF Irish
men, where a song was sung calling
upon Germany to set ireland free
You don't give your opinion OF the
said Brassel. but ask 'if tho Dutch
don't free ireland, who will?'
was very much surprised at
such an answer coming from you.
who | have been led to believe
an enthusiastic son of Ireland, 1t is
my candid opinion that neither This
man Brassel nor amy OF the other
members OF this club are lrishmen.
for, II they were. they would not
stand for such a son Ireland needs
no aid from any nation. When the
time comes there will be plenty OF
her exiled sons only too willing 20
aid in freeing her, especially those
true and loyal one like myself. who
come from Kilkenny.
PATRICK FITZPATRICK.
j Good for you. PA, evic. Bet Cor III
The evening world., 1911-01-28
Seventeenth STORY BLAZE
STlRS TWO BIG HOTELS.
Guests of the Majestic and Great
Northern in Chicago Get Lively
Scare in Early Day.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2s.-F1re drove ran-
dreds Of guests from their rooms in the
Majestic and Great Northern hotels.
which adioin. at Dearborn and Quincy
streets. early to-day. The FIRE. which
started IN the grillroom on tho seven
teenth floor OF the Majestic. was extin-
guished with a loss of about $4,000.
mostly from water,
Both hotels are seventeen stories high,
and II was feared that hremen would
have difficulty In reaching the fire. but
the water pressure proved adequate
and the flames were o .ut out. The
lobby Of the Majestic became congested
with guests who had been awakened
and fed from their rooms. With their
arms full of clothing they hurried down
the stairways and dressed IN the crowd
ed room. In the upper stories people
crowded about the elevators, pleading
10 be taken down. Elevator men and
fremen tried TO allay their fears by tell
ing them that the fire had been extin-
grlished, and q number went back to
\ rooma
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reached si0,O 0 900. Construction alone
called for s7,12i. 400.
Await Subway Decision.

Practically the entire suburban mar
ket ls waiting for news Of the new sub
ways. Districts which have been avail
able only for private dwellings are ex-
pected to be transformed into n~st-house
sections II they get the expected rapid
transit. This will force private d dwelling
buildings further away and the sub wa va
themselves will tend 10 open new areas
for small houses.
Builders look for booms In many To-
~calities rs soon as the rapid transit cit
hall be understood clearly. Until
they can get positive Information, how
ever, they expect the market to be very
duh and unlnterestins because vast
amounts OF capital are held In waiting
for the new Improvement opportunities,
The evening world., 1911-01-28
WUQRA,WUQRA!
SHOTS
AT BIG GAME
AND SMALL
BY Me

II GINk-I Zee they've reformed te ponos again and killed OF the
system"
THE GooK-Youd don't gay! Tow did they DO n, Who dood ~
II GLNK-Why the boss Of the department He Knocked tn props from
under a lot of inspectors and Transferred q bunch Of captains from Harlem &c
Hell Gate ad back. Then HI wore some at a dozen Of patroinen found snok-
I'M cFa cites In the dormitory or leaning against a coal box In from Of q gro
Gerry after which lie fined them thirty lays pay apiece OF broke them.
THE COOK Iit stunt what?
TtE GlNk-Dont maxi a syzyEs Of yourself IT'S all wrong That dope
has been administers to the unfortunate Ponce Department N. those many
wear years. and IT mas failed dhmsny am utterly to accomplish anything in he
Dill OF REFORM.
THE GOOK-What wouid you d7
THE GINK-Td try . ncw Inc II goods I don't believe improves natter
to degrade a inspector M them nut him charge OF a precinct whore his men
will inevitably hav only a sneenns respect for him. It doesn't improve police
The evening world., 1911-01-28
r HE EAGLES. Aerie No. Aei. habitat

I" HE EAGLES. Aerie No. %9i, habitat
the Bronx. win nave their
L time on Monday next In Ebling's
Casino. One Hundred And F1fty-sixth
street and 81. INNS avenue. There's
a rno bunch OF spor:s IN that same
Aerie. There's Billy Gibson. who is
chairman of the committee OF arrange
ments. Billy N a COMMITTEES ali by him
self. Everybody knows that. A. n con-
sequence there 10 a ins bill Of lading in
the way OF entertainers crowded. as
well an prizes for the ladies. bless their
little Bronnix hearts! Denny Ryan the
W. President. whatever the w means,
Is publicity promoter and engineered
this notice. Doc Pixley will be on hand
as official physician to look out for
mishaps or damages resulting from the
carrying OF excess cargoes.
About twice a ear ! 20 to the Bronnix
to take In tho primary Nights and the
Eagles blowout. And two trips to the
Bronnix Is an awful price TO pay for
the pursuit OF pleasure.
The evening world., 1911-01-28
WASH GOODS DEP'TS. In Both Stores.

WAoH IOODo LEI Ao. In Both Stores. o.:
Second Floor.
Late Importation of Foreign Novelties in
Bordered Fabrics, Printed Tulle, Marquisette.
Organdie, Wolfe and Irish Dimity.
Sale of twenty-five Thousand Yards Of
Scotch Ginghams. 81 inches wide. 1sc per ward
d" value 7e
White Dress Linen, French manufacture
as inches wide. 2Sc per vard
value Soc
JAMES McCREERY ECO ,
23rd Street 9Th Stree,
The evening world., 1911-01-28

Domnack Murrays show to learn Just how anybody could escape from In
SING.
nominicks play wouldn't draw With a yea old car transfer to-day. Phs-
oners seem to be able to get out Of sing Sing as easily as ne car wnik out
of City Hall Park
Escapes from Sins Sing have become so omnon of late that st looks al II
the sthpe-s utedg gentlemen u there lake a stroll abroad when they feel they
are hi 40 resume heir activities with the blackjack ad the Emmy.
There are seven smg Singers now at large d hate TO meet my me OF
them alone anywhere at an time
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= REMEMBER hen Domnhck Murray, a sturdy actor Of the nee
pr-r-oud beautee't type starred he country IN a thunder m -hghtnn melo-
/ drama entNed Escaped fron Sing Sing" Crowded houses were attracted
everywhere, not ~ much on account Of Domdnhcks thespin ability. nut rathsr
de ia a general sort of fearsome regard for the titles Sing Sing md a behes
that once inside It's walls all hope of escape WAS one. The public crowded
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hands sake why don't you and the other
Kilkenny chaps get busy and fight for
Ireland instead Of fighting Mat Brassel.
the Dutch, and yours truly2 Think It
over.
THERE WAS A SPOTTED IfYENA
killed in Central Park yesterday
by order OF Commissioner Slower,
The supposed reason for the killing was
that the beast was more man twenty
five years old and some geological Doc
oslcr ruled that an animal OF that age
or more should be croaked, as We say
in Avenue Il. But Comm1ssioner Sto-
yer discovered a shorter and uglier
cause for the execution, lie said the
spotted hyena is a ~repuls!ve chap to
look at. besides being insatiably glut-
tonous. Hence the order TO rauss init
him was sent forth.
Too bad that Park Commissions
Slower can't get rid OF some OF the two-
are responsible for the present bedrag-
gled and neglected condition OF Central
Park, lie won't have TO 40 outside the
headquarters building to find them.
They belong to that precious cnss OF
~loud-volced ballyhoos who boost theni-
selves into fat tohs under the guise OF
reform and then have the wages OF the
faithful laborers In the department re-
duced 50 as TO enable their own salaries
10 be raised.
And New York has q lot OF such dou-
Bile shutters at present
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OWN AT THE OTHER END Of
Manhattan the Fanns. as Joyous q
covav NJ hsrds "a thu Taglea aver

NOWN AT THE OTHER END OF
Manhattan tho Finns. as Joyous q
- Convey OF birds as the Eagles YER
dared 20 be, will have their annual blow
out tonight In the form Of a beefsteak
IN young battery Dams headquarters.
the Huron Club. at Hudson and Spring
streets. There will be a gathering OF
real oid-time beef-eaters there-ths
chaps who graduated from old Washing
ton Market and can eat EN- alive II
hard pressed. Those r the old chaps
with tho ruddy cheeks. gray hair and
the black flashes that you see only In
the old American wards. Then, too,
there will be Dick Molloy. who holds the
Dublin record for eating Liffey cells.
Alderman Drescher will also be there.
lie, too, Ia a record-holder. being tho
only resident OF Brownsville who eats
corned beef and cabbage. Alderman
Coughlin and tho X ennedy brothers. Bill
and John. will be along with their
spec4alties
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R E O In Both Stores.
Second Floor.

Colored and Black Fabrics.
Five Thousand Yards Of Grey Mixed Irish
Suitings. 81 inches vide. IT'S per yard
al. value AIS
1850 yards of Black Broadcloth, chiffon
weight, sponged and shrunk. 81 inches wide.
I.55 per yard
value Ay
$500 yards Black Wool Wolfe. ssc per yard
value i2s
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OSTRICH EGG OMELET
ROOSEvELT'S BREAKFAST.
Arizona People Will Also Serve
a Whole Roast Ostrich to
Top of Menu.

Ell PASO. Tex. Jan. 2S.-The South
west Is enthusiastic over the impending
visit of Col. Theodore Roosevelt, who
goes to New Mexico and Arizona after
a VISIT with the Cattle Raisers' Associa-
ton OF Texas at Phoenix, Ariz., on
March IS. Arrangements are being made
to serve the Colonel an unusual break
fast, the chief dish OF which win be a
specially prepared omelet made of one
ostrich egg. 1t is also proposed to have
a roasted ostrich In the centre Of the
breakfast table.
The breakfast win be given in the
omen, and il is expected one thousand
citizens OF Phoenix will attend.
The evening world., 1911-01-28

A complete Detective Story. in Book
Form, will be given free with to.
morrow's Sunday World Tin Greater
New York;. Don't miss this Great
Detective Story.
The evening world., 1911-01-28

six DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores. . Z.
go i
"McCreery Silks"
Famous over half q Century = e..
Complete ~assortments Of Spring and
Summer Dress Silks in exclusive designs and
colors.
Sale Of Twelve Thousand Yards of Fine
Black Dress Silks, including Satin Messaline,
Crepe Meteor, Crepe dc Chine, Satin Duchesse,
and Peau de Sole. 1885 per yard
~m. value ~
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JAMES McCREERY1 m y
a3rd Street 9Th Street.

On Monday and Tuesday,
January the goth and aIst
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A n ANTI-TREATING BILL has
~ been introduced in the New Jer,