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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER T, 1890.

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CoaaonmaB Murkny told • Uttln atoiT at Ooaiuitl laat nigiit^ *Twaa at tlw Jail oaa Bickt.” aaid ha,‘*witli ttat lata Tim Clark when kawBilockiaf ap the prleoaera. One fallow yallad oitt,‘Whohaa atolan my candle,* and Jnat than a toaffh-lookiac chap ■took hla faoa up to the bata and roared, ‘Who aooaeaa anybody in bare of ataalinrt’ *' Tha point of it ia anppoaad to 11a in ita ap> pUcatioB. It waa hrooght ont by this: A bill of 1^000 for tha city’s portion ot the expensa of asaaasing the raaenne brought ontconsidarabia discussion, the claim being made that it was 93,000 too high. afr.'Btachaan wsntad it refenod back to tbs Committaa on Ac* oounta and Clalma and this, Murphy, of that oommittsa, which had Indorsed the claim, as> sarted was a reflection on the committee’s honesty, and Mr. Stechhan was considerably embarrassed, as he had intended nothing of that kind. Hr. Coy. Mr. Hicklin, Mr. Markey and samral others asserted their eon,fidonca in tha integrity of the committea, and the claim was referred. The following bids, including the street cwr company’s share, for paving certain streets with brick were read; the bids being per lineal foot on each side: Alabama from Ft. Wayne to Morrison—John Wbitsett, $4.16; Fulmeiv Cooper Si Co.. fS-OS; Indianapolis Paving Company. f8.20. Alabama ft-om Ohio to Ft. Wayne STenne—John Wbitsett ^12^; Fnimer. Coopar A Co., r »; IndianaptMts Paving Company, 17.78. Alabama irom Washington to Ohio—John Whitsots, 97.46; Fnimer, Cooper Si Co., $9.27; IndianapoUe Paving . Company, 99.1& St. Mary from Alabama to Delaware—John Wbitsett, 12.62; Fulmer, Cooper A Co., 12.37; Indianapolis Paving Co., 93.30. St. Mary from Ft. Warns aveuno to Alabama—John Whitaett, |1.&; Fulmer, Cooper A Co., 93.16; lodiaoapolia raying Company, 92.43. Pearl from Pannaylvania to Illinois—John Whitsett, 92.60: Fulmer, Cooper A Co., Indianapolie Paving CdmjMny, 13.24. To pays with asphalt Washington street from Mississippi street to Missouri per foot on each side—Warrsn Sbarf Asphalt Company, 912.78; the Western Paving and Snpply Com-

•pany. 912.67.

Declaratory resolntions to pave CbesapMke

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Ob Ootobor 14 the Mtasann Pnolflo BbII< way WlU Kun a Bait-Kale Axeundon To aearly ail potots la eoutbuest Mlseouri, Xaaaaa, Arkaaeas, t^sas, Nebraska. Colorado, in laa Tsrrtiory,Msw Msxlee, Wyoming, Utah nd Idaho. The Uoksta will be good lor thirty days to rstum, and ilbsralstop-ovsrprlvilotM will bs allowtd. Ticksta will he sold at all prtnelpai stations. For rates, maps and any furthsr information, addrsss OoxK albxawdkji. IMstrlet Paso. Agt. Ma Psc. Hy., 7 Jsekson Pises, loaianapoiis, IndJ BIO roCB ROirTA.

at. Loots Fair, Oetobsr 9 to 11. German Cay Parade. October 6; Veiled Propbew, October 7. Exourslon tickets half fars, Ootober 4 to 11. good to rsturn outll Oetobsr U. AKBBB HACTK AMD RKTIiHM, Bfl.gS.

On Aeeooat of the Races, The "Big Four" wlU sell tickets to Terrs Haute and return, October 9, good to return until tbe lltb, at ons fare for the round trip. This company hns four trnins n day between Indianapois and Terrs Haute. FORT WATNB Ahir RMTCRN, •3.60,

National

Bnoampment, UbIob Veteran Legion. The “Big Four" Route aiU sell tickets to Fort Wayne and return at above rate. Oood going, Ootober 7 and 8. Oood to return until tbe Uth. Tbx first meeting of tbe Ladies’ Mstinee Musicals for toe coming neason will be held Wedneeday afternoon, October 8, in the lecture room of the First Baptist Church. The active and associate members are expsetrd to be present without further notice. Wx guarantee our bed at 72 Indiana avsnns.

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ASTMAN, SCHLEICHER & LEE.

CABFBTS. ORAPKBIB8, WALL PAPER '*On

lEI URGEST HOIE IN

107,445. Thftt’s the official flgure for the population •f IndiBnapolla. The wise man, whether young or old. ongnt to know that this warm weather eao apt last much Iobemt. Borne moniing we Will all awake and find a full eet of frosty wbisXen OB oar pampkina We will be very ehiUy and go to bed with unavailing sorrow and a had colA Delay no longer, but corns at awes aad see onr endless variety of first-class Marios ealtable Ibr IhU aad winter wear. ajMaiceet prevailiBg styles. Pants to order, 9* and upward. ' Balte to order, OO and upward. Overooata to order, 918 and upward. All garmenta kept in repair for one year wlthont charge.

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of20 ieet, end tbe first alley west of Pennsvlvania from Washington to Market with aspbelt were passed. A petition to open Broadway irom St, Clair to Massachnsetts avenue to the width of 80 feet was received. An ordinance repealing tbe ordinance to pave Alsssachnsetts avenue with asphalt was passed. An offer to sell the city a tract of land 108;4 feet on Washington and 183>i feet on California, to be used for a West Market was received. The price asked is 921,600. A petition requesting that an ordinance bo passed permitting hacks and express wagons to stand on Jackson Place and Illinois was received. The ordinance was passed, Mr. Rassmann’samendmint that tbe backmen first rsceivs permission from the property owners in front of whose places tbs hacks were to stand, failing. Mr. Martlndale bad an amendment put In the ordinance permitting the vehicles to stand in front ot the Denison Houss. Tbe ordinance prohibiting tbe placing ot boxes, show Cases, etc., on the sidewalln, was repealed. If the Aldermanic Board concur in this action the sidewalks can be littered with all kinds of obstructions, and banana peddlers can hold full sway. The appropriation ordinances show that illuminating gas cost for September 98.3C8.16, electric light 1887, and vapor light 9425. The claims for

sewers 110,188.87.

Tbe Fire Chief was ordered to investigate the charge that at No. 8 engine house John Robinson is drawing fall pay while not on duty, and that a snOstitateIn bis place is also

of Mr. Markey, tbe Street Com-

miseioner was ordered to tear np tbe tracks, wherever found, of tbe Indianapolis Cable

Street Railroad Company.

The Committee on Markets will study over the proposal of Dick Wells’s bondsmen to pay the city 9600 in lieu, of tbe amount stolen by Dick while Weal Market Ma-iter. The compromise of 92,100 to the widow of Thomas Webo, killed on Chesapeake street, snggeated by the City Attorney, was referred to the Committee on Accounts and Claims. Treasurer Osterman reported a balance of f66,528.22

in the citv treasury.

The viaduct ordinance was introdneed, read the first time and referred to the Committee on Railroade with Councilmen Murphy, Coy and Trusler from the South Side. The committee will meet Wednesday morning for consultation. The water contract was not

brought np.

FIliT'Y THOUSAND WANTED

Wbjtx’s Dandelion for oiiiouaness.

Schiinntel S Stevenson, Printers.37 West Market

With Which Indiana Mny Be Made Comfortable at the World’s Fair.

14 East Washington St ■mo connection with any other honse. pamples, mles ibr self-measurement, tape toeasute and fashion report mailed on appii•Btion.

DYEIFG aad cl I an jag or MYXBT BXHCBIBTJOX 8M11WS DIR IP. 47 NorfA Fmtisvfronfo Wre*/.

KID GLOVES.

Nickel Flaring. a West Maryland street. R. K. Rouse. The Victoria Ladles Bicycle. We have Just received this celebrated wheel and all ladles are requested to examine its merits before purcbaslng. It has the Victor spring fork and is elegantly Uolahed. We will give tnstrueioDS In riding to ell purebasers. Hay A WlUiis, 13 West Washington street. Open every evening until 9 o'clock. HorrMAWs cider vinegar for picklea Artificial Teeth Wlthont a Plate. A. J. Morris, Dentist, Mh E. Washington street, oppoeite New York Store.

Tbkbe is no bed made that will give you the satisfaction like the one sold at 72 Indiana ave.

Van Houten’s Cocoa—Best and goes farthest Bicycle Kioing School, Open day and evening. Hearsey’s, 116 North Pennsylvania st. Five and Ten Cent Sheet Miuic. Howard’s Book Store. X! N. Illinois street.

Whitx’s Dandelion cures conHitpaiion.

Michigan Lumber Company Carries the largest and best stock ot lumber in the city. Corner North st. and Pern ave.

Jacob Metxger A Co., Dealers in all kinds of foreign and domestic Beers, Ales. Porters and Mineral Waters;also keep In stock a full line of native and imported wines, whicn are sold at asioiiishlngly * low prices. 80 and 32 f>st Maryland st. Agents tor Martinsville Mineral Water; bottled at the springs.

Hood’s Sarsaparilla suarpens tbe appetite. Now IS me T'lme For men In every shop and factory to organize a KuU Club, and get a fSa suit or overcoat for 811. Fur particulars call at the Chicago Tailoring Company, corner Market antj Delaware streets.

THE RIGHT SPOT.

109 and 111 South Ulinoie Street

Mousqmtaire Suede and 4button tiuede, $1, ii.25, $1.50, 75» $*• 35» $!«• 50. Ia’95* •S-aSf $3-50. $3-95

The latest styles^ cort eet price Otways^ at I TUCKERS GLOVE STOKE, 10 MntI Waehinfiton JStroot.

B. B. Martlndale, of the World’s Columbian Commission, will return to Chicago this week to attend a committee meeting. "The Legislature should appropriats not less than 960,000," said be this morning. ‘’At least that sum will be required if Indiana makes the showing she should. Minnesota, I see, proposes to appropriate 1160.000 and Carifornia will appropriate 1300,000. Tbe Legislature abould appoint a commission to have charge of the expenditure of money appropriated. The State ought also to have a.Worid's Fair Aasociatlon, or an oiganixation of some kind, composed of public-spirited citixens, who will work t i tbe end that Indiana’s showing may be commensurate with onr resources." "Ilow will the money the State appropriates be used?’’ "It wUl be nsed to assist manufacturers and others in making creditable displays, and in erecting a suitable building tor State headquarters. No State will be permitted to construct diminutive buildings; no shabby or inferior bnlldings will be permitted on tbe site. Of coarse the State's manutacturing display will be in the main buildings to be erected by tbe Cblcago Commission, but tbe State will have to have a headquarters building. Tbe Chicago Oommission will construct all buildings after the plans have been approved by the National Commission. The local commission is now at work on the plans lor the buildings, and as soon as tbe plant arecomplsted tbe National Commission will be called together to approve them. Tbe idea it to begin the erection ot tbe bnildings early next spring. That will give two years in which to complete them." Oriental Public Instaliailon. The officers of Unity Connell of tbe Knights of tbe Orient were publicly installed at their hall, 76 West New York street, last night. Abel’s band furnished music, and the “Rosebud" quartet save aeveral selections. There were also recitatloai, solos, etc. Short addreeses were made by Profeesor Parsons, Harrison Wyatt, Ksq., Mrs. Dr. Bnell and others. Mr. Michael A. Fleck, Councilor of Capital City Council, assisted at tbe ceremonies of installation. ~~ The Grant Monument Sue. N«w Yoax, October 7.—At the meeting of the Executive Committee of the Grant Monument Association the speofal Committee on Site reported in favor of a plot on Riverside drive at One-hundfed-and-twenty-third street. Tbe decision was arrived at alter a thorough examination of ail the available ground In Riverside Park, and the cbpice ia fully indorsed by Architect Duncan. The RUunmoth ‘’Rotel Victory ** at Pne-in-Bay. The lar^OTt and most magnificent summer hotel in America is being erected at Fut-ia-Bay. The work is now well advanced, and ia being ^shed as rapidly as money will push it. The hotel wUl positively be finished and open for business next season, and “Victory Park’* will be a city of elegant cottages. Over 230 lota haw already been sold to leading citixens of tbe West, and only a few more remain. For full iuformatiob, with plat and price list of lots, and list of purebasers, addreee immediately, tbe Put-in-Bay Hotel Company, Toledo, O.

To-morrow morning we place on sale 530 pieces plain and fancy Ribbons, No. 16, at 20c and 25c, would be cheap at 30c and 40c. 1,000 yards Ladies’ Dress Trimmings, latest novelties, at 150 a yard, regular price from 30c to 35c.

BARGAINS IN

Square Pianos.

Shop-worn, or which have been taken in Exchange for New Uprights.

BRACKETT—7 octaves, font round corners octagon legs, tone and aoUon good, at. 9 8S WOODWARD A BBUWN — SH octaves, straight legs, front round corners, case and tone In go^ condition, a good planu for beginners, DECKER BROS.-Style II. 7H octaves, four round corners, carved legs, molding top and bottom, splendid condition and tone, a great bargain, at...„_— 329 HAINES BROS.—7.4 octaves, four round corners, carved legs and lyre, in fine condition, tone and action good, at..... 225 D. H. BALDWIN A 00.-7H octaves, front round corners, carved legs and lyre, good condition, tone and action fine, at 190 KNABF.—Concert Grand Piano, full slse, a good piano tOB hall, Is in good repair, and a bargain at.— —. Z75

GREAT REDUCTION

H. P. WASSON & CO. For a few days only at loi, 103, 105 South Meridian St

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MILLINERY.

For the nut 30 days great lednotioB ia prlcea of miiilnery at

■rPairweBtlier. Great success of the ° SPECIAL SALE OF

Millinery Opening Will continue until further notice. NEW FALL AND WINTER WRAPS—All the late novelties in Long and Short Wraps, Costumes, etc. DRESS GOODS—Novelties in Suits, Camel’s Hair, Bison Cloth, Cheviots, Tweeds and Plaids in endless variety. *

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40 N. Illinois Street THE WHEN

All hau aad bonoete made aad trimmed frM of charge when material ie purohaaed In onr etore. Alao greet bargaina in trimmed goods. In the flnt ease to the right will be ball from 92 to 98.60, in the lecond 93-60 to l&SO and the third imported hate and bonnets from (8 upward. All these goods are new and of tbe letest deelgna, worth doable tbe money. Our trimmer, Mies Caaender. and uleslady, Mies King, vrUl be pleaxed to meet all their old cnetomera and frlenda. We want Immediately three ezperieneed •aleeladies, to whom will be given permanent

poeitione.

Onr prioee in dress-making are also reduced. All-wool dreeaea 98; silka, Mtins and velvete 91O; perfect fit and style gnuanteed.

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IN EVERY INSTANCE That you fail to look through the great stock of CARPETS, WALL PAPERS, LACE CUR- ‘ TAINS, etc., before furnishing your home you do yourself an injustice. There will be an unusually

This fall and winter, and a cordial invitation is extended to all these happy young people to come and see what I have to offer in the way of the very latest furnishings before they set up housekeeping. ALBERT ^ALLi 17 and 19 West Washington Street.

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SELIGS BAZAR 109 and til South Ulinois Street.

INDIANAPOLIS,IND, STOCK YARDS a "W^ednesday, Oct. 8, 1890, ^ At I o’clock sharp. We will offer three car-loads of the best horses we have received this year, nothing finer in quality or breeding being obtainable anywhere. Many good drivers and saddle horses. The highest bidder gets every animal, regardless of price. Do not miss this last chance of the season. T. H. 8I>A.XJLDIlSra & CO.

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FITTSTERA^L DIRECTORS. 72 North Illinois sL Free Ambulance.- Lady Attendant.

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D. H. BALDWIN & CO., “Stilts.” “Chuck” and other Natural Gas Bric-a-brac. A.ISrESIIA.ENSEL & STRONG.

CYCLORAAIA.

BATTLE OF ATLANTA.

83 North Pennsylvania St.

South end Denison Hotel.

lor a pure stimulant try "MA RSA.DA. 'WINE."

Another importation just received.

Tsby all agraa that tha Bates barber ahop Is the b-t w-t. anU no one can forget it who patroaiosB the place. _ It you atanta perfect, and the cbeapeet.elMhes wringer made go to 72 Indiana avenue. liBTiL tnrtner notice office wul close at noon •sXiK^. J. B. MoBBiaox. Dentiet, No.« When

In order to allow the 78,000 oeopie in Indiafiapolls who have not seen this great picture, an opportunity to look at U, it will be open, both day and night, tor a limited Ume at the reduced price of XBJN C HINTS. Largest war painting tn the world. U. S. Seay, Whitestown, says he was cured of a cancer by the Gun NVa Chinese Herb Remedies.’ Parlors 26 West Washington street, Indianapolis, Ind. Office hoars 9 to 12 a. m., 1 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m. Lace Curtains, Hags, Mattings, etc., displayed at the elegant room, 64 Horih Pennsylvania street, opposite tha poetoffice. S. S. Teachers, send $i to, Yohn Brothers, and t hey will mail you, postpaid, REWARD CARDS worth • l.2S-

27 cents proves to be a great persuader. Get a pair before they’re all gone. Last day of the sale of black, brown and blue Cloth Hats, for boys and youths, at 39c, worth 75c and $1. Don’t get lef^ is the suggestion of

$14.50

THE WHEN. For choice of any

STOVE SALE.

We mean to lead the world in Stoves, at we have two thottsaud (2,000) Heating Stoves and five more car loads coming, which we bought at prices that will enable us to sell lov. • - than the lowest. $4 Heating Stoves. $5 Nataral Gas Heaters. $18 Nataral Gaa Base Heaters. $8 Cook Stoves. $25 Banges. Zinc Boards 60c, Stove Pipe 16c, Oil Cloth I80, Iiing Glass So per sheet. Skillets 12Ke, Dish Pans 25c, Wash BoUers 90e. FURNITURE. Special sale on Center Tables. $1.50, Large Center Table. $6, Elegant Center Table. $12, Bed-room Suite, large bevel glass. $86, Elegant Bed-room Suite. $25, Parlor Suites. $125, Fine Brocstelle Suite. $6, Large Willow Rocker. $3.60, Velvet Platform Rocker. CARPETS. 75c, all-Wool 3-ply Carpet. 60c, Tapestry Brussels. $1, Velvet Bruftels. 8O0, Body Brussels. Laoe Curtains $3, Chenille Curtains $5, Window Shades 25<;, Shades with fringe 7^, Fine Animal Rugs Rugs $1. < QUEENSWARE. Hanging Lamps $2.50. Set of Dishes, 96 pieces, $8. ' Toilet Set, IS pieces, $4. Knives and Forks 60c. Teaspoons lo. Stand lAmps 15c. Everything for housekeeping. A small additional per cent will be added if bought on payments.

Fall

In our house. We have had an enormous sale on Fall Overcoats this season, consequently many of our lines are broken in sizes. Beginning to^mor* row, we put a price on them that should speedily sell every one of them. Any Fall Overcoat in our magnificent stock for $14.50. This puts the very best and most stylish makes within the reach of men of moderate incomes. Among these coats you’ll find Kerseys, Meltons, Cassimeres, Worsteds and Corkscrews, in regular and box style, many of them lined throughout with silk, coats that are worth |35, |22, |20» $18 and $16.50. Beginning to-morrow, you can take your'pick of the whole lot for $ 14.5a

MODEL

S4 PC. ■Washington St. North side, near Delaware. '

On October 25 we shall sell in bulk what remains of our stock of Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods, Notions, Cloaks, Shawls, etc. We shall offer it at retail from now until that date, and we feel sure that the reduced prices we have placed on the goods make this the most attractive offering of bargains in the city.

IMPOETED CARPETS The tariff bill has become a law, and all imported goods will be higher. U/. )4. FJOlj; as sole agent in this city lor Jno. Crossley & Son’s Wiltons, Velvets, Body and Tapestry Brussels Carpets, will continue selling all imported goods now on hand at old prices. The stock ot imported goods now on hand embracet some of the most beautiful effects ever produced. We would advise all who are in need of Carpets to inspect our line oi imported goods before placing an order.

w.nijMiico, 65 South Illinois Street (Onnd Hotal Block) Formerly at 109 and in S. Illinois

ALWAYS THE LOWEST AT

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Bed-Room Sets for |i2. Carpets from 15c up. Curtains, per pair, from $2.50. Parlor Sets Irom $30 up. HEATING and COOK STOVES, best in the worldCall and examine goods, prices and terms before buying.

W. H. ROLE, 30 to 38 South Illinoifli Street.

85, 85 and 87 East Washington St., Of Cloaka, Wnpe Shawla, Fan and Miaawr’ and Childran'a OanamlB. Also, • hdi line of DroM Qoo^ ' CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS. We are til* largeat, beat and lowoat priced holua ia the State. Come and aa> mine oor goods and oe eonvinoed baton yoa bay. Ail the latest noveltlas ' J

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Open Mooday aod Saturday evenings.

MESSENGERS, 101 E. Wasliiligtoii St. 13, 16, 17 8. Delaware St. iSr Payments or cash.

BALL ROOM Dancing Shoes for gentlemen, in many varieties. Patent Leather Oxford Ties, $2t

Visit the New York Cloak Parlors this week for bargains in all kind.s ---- ^ ^ of Cloaks. MRS. BARR & CO., 33 and 86 S. niinois St O

Up stairs, over NicolL

HOXJSKS, Witn fifty plana for the housekeeper. A new hook of W peace and tasniaetratfoae, written with tbe idea that there le a definite relation between the work of the bonsekeeper and that of tbe architect,a complete textbook on honse butidiog. Contoine qpedol tlloetrat^ matter. written eo that oil can naderatand It. on modem eonveofeacea.plambi8g, laundries, heating, kitchens and pantriee, caiMtmcUve materials, detail prices from actual constrootton. bus ness points in buildinx, leulnp of contracu, bow to xei a home. Installment plana and bnlldina association methods. Price, flW. By LOHIS if. OIBSON. Architect.

NKW LAWS. NBW BULUTGa AppUoaaU under the new law eboaid eee that their clofma ore correctlr filed. The mere Oliut of a oloak win not set a peastmi. Addlttono: euldenoe wlU bo required in orerreoeA Gou. o» nui OXB Bb* TanuaKXb exont aooex ot

r. H. FITBOB&ALD, Fee Borreet informatlOB, Wi East Market Mnel

L. E. MORRISON, No. 2 West Washington Street

ARTISTIC WOOD AOT) 1 SLATE MANTELS. J 114 N’orxb, l>«laware Street. TJ &

We have the lamest assortment of goods in the city. Cul and see os. Ho tronble to show goods. Galvaoixed Imn, Slate and Tin work and Fnmaees. M E D 8 K E R .

T ADIBB, OT inr. MDueu French mus from aJ^Faris. Jfra^e, BnahUahed, Aaropt i«T; S Enffiaod, IW; Canada, 1878; Hnlied States, m. effitivetycars all IrreantartUes; fh 3boxea.fl resTBiac * SoBsapiiy. ataats. ladigaatmtU.

I wonld not take $60 for one package of tbe Herb* if I coaid ootreplBoeihem. They did mj wife $50 worth of good. When 1 soy my wife was eared, 1 ffiepa ented by the Gan Wa Chinese Herb Beiacdy Co.'s remodies. I^lore 39 W. WaridiutoB fit. C. ZIMMERMAN, 6«$ E. Wu|i$tetoa St

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'®R Hotels, Boarding-Houses and Restaurants, on account of uniform ity in sUcing, BRYCE’S CREAM BREAD, vulgarly called “Hokey

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