Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 13, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 January 1885 — Page 8

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THIS IHDIAHAFOLIB DAILY DEKTIKEL TUESDA1 MOMTING JANUARY 13 1885

II HEW M STORE

CLOAK BEPARTIIT TO THE LADIES: Wo dcsiro to mifco known to you tho fact of our having marked down cur ontiro Etcck of Clc&kc. Wo have mado very low prices in order to olosa tbo aeason and cot car y ever a armont. Our etook ia not tergobut very 70ll assorted in tfowm&rkets, Circular, and tho now thort Dolmans, and at prices which will suit the w&nta of all. uur Misses' Cloaka aro also marvel do n. Ladies vrho aro about puroliKBiss an cutcido wrap will find ft to ta to their iatarest to onamino oar etook at iho mcrkea-don prices. Fries i3Fl3fo Fibres. pCTTK qTwTT Is P IlI lldi uHibiLl I ?i urn JOS. A. MOOtlB, 4 2?. Harket Ct., Indiana pclia IcJ iur?jt tliOffed oaCapoGlt, ia nnaof KSsnJ Mcccy La en Xrarsroyed Cir and ranra t .( :cziz in lndza nd Cliio. n. wrüty ad Tovm EoaSa r.3 rTircl&S3--..-.icy Uctca. bozc-t arid sold. n V:iis tr.s-io except rueü .im secarod by lf. "jior:rü? oj rtel rst&te, witi Isrpo raa-sln I tecarüj, or ty ccIiAter&ia cavia? a market yoreln JExcstaje fez sale ca all parts ot the ALL W 0 THIS WEEK! Yc make the !a3t and greatest mark-down en all Cloaks left in dock. Cost orValaolfot Considered. Wo must have the room for cur Annual Spring Sals of Ladies'filuBlin Underwear, which will tako slace about February 1st. REMNANT SALE. This important oale will be continues ur til all are closed cut. Ladies are finding unusual bargains. i, AYflES pn UUi Seal ,1 M. 3. All cur fine Sacqu83 at cost. TUESDAY, JANUARY 13 eEZlTIXSIi TZLEPXIOXH CALL3 tr4 U2re-.-.10-i I Clltorte! Fas a 1 r?K JiSSriNEL AT XEW ORLEISS. To accommodate the throng fror the Northwest r,ho will desire to re&d theix la-r-rito heme paper trüiJe attsndia? th3 ".Tcild'i Ezpcatioa," the a?fltinel haa bean piiCi.l ca cafe la New Orleans at Georg F. "crvTtcn & Ero 's, No. 5 Caicndslet ctrect, tcwn Caual end Coramoa streets. OLD rAl'ECS. Gocd conditioned old papers for aale nt th;3 oSca at only 40 centa per huadred. CITY IX 1SUWF. ' Hr. Morrisca yeaterday qualified 3 Police Commissioner. Jamej Elder was re-appointed Sheriff of ii bupremo Court yesterday afternoon. Chsrlcj ßtibtog tnd John Tanzy have zone over to the jail tor Grand Jury atteations. Thieves stole a supper at Cranor's, corner of Colombia avenue and Seventh street, Saturday night. Loiis Eaass was arrested yesterday by Patrolmen Low and Bruce for the allegai theft of a f o carpet. 'Squire Feiblemaa yesterday fined John W. Sutton $11 for assault and battery on his wife, and in default 0! payment tent him to Jail. A w oman whose name could not be learne i Attempted to commit suicide at the Eramt House yr 8terday afternoon by taking a a unusual quantity of chloroform. Miss Dora Roberts died at Albuqaerqe Thursday. She was formerly a school teacher here, and had pone to New Mexico for her health. She will be brought home for burial. Tatrolman Isaacs broke up a poker game which was In progress in an East Washington s reet saloon yesterday afternoon and ftjruUd Yflüiia GoweU, Louis Hyam, D,ck

LAST

Sexton and Charles Bell cn a charge of gam- - bliDg. About 100 prs9ns, farmers, with their families, arrived in tne city last ni?ht from the northern part of th9 State, oa their way to the New Orleans Exposition. Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln, of 1G5 North Mississippi street, celebrated tk?ir sixteenth wedding annivereary last evening, a large number of their iriends baing present. An Express Route Agent having a packspe for Indianola, I., recently, threw it ofT acro'sthe river. Four months later it was tonne' where thrown, bj the tracer. Fred Daw, who, while drunk Sunday eight, to.. two police he tad deserted from the army, i beicg detained while the records are being hunted up. lie denies the story now. Last evening the police took a chap named Nichols off the South street cro3?in2 of the J., M. and I. tracks ia time t" save his life. He wfcs f t asleep wiia both across the tracks. In a fe minutes imre he would have beea cut to pieces. At this time of the year the far dealers are shipping great quantities of hide through the city. It is no cuasaal thing to detect the beautiful fnr of. the festive polecat by the delightful odor which takcj postension of that part of the city covered by the wii.d blowing ovar the depot. Last night was a good night tor them. AMÜSEMENTS.

"a nooroF gold" at teegrakd. The new English spectacular melo-drama, 1 A Hoop of Gold," was given its first repieEentatioa at the Grand Opera House last night before a large and appreciative audience, and judging from the almost CDntinuous applause and laughter, it made a most pronounced hit "A Hoop of Gold'' is by Mortimer Murdock, Esq , and like all successful plays of its characrr, has a spirited, smooth action and a rauLl Bucceasion of sensational incidents, it ras the whole gamut of emotione, and is especially strong in comedy. It compares favorably with the scenic melc-dramas of its class, snch a3 the 'Ilcmanv Rye" and '.Sdver King." 'A Hoop ci Gold" is a pathetic 6tory, and is abundantly .entertaining. The scenery is new and elegant, and the audience is carried through the p!f cs like one would be through an Interesting novel. Some of the settings were especially elaborate and handsome and created much favorable comment. It was presented -by a capable company well balanced and strong all round. The perpon most noticed in the c&&t, both on account of the prominence of ber part, and the capable manner in which it Was rendered, without bsiug forcible in f.n extraordinary tenre, wis Miss Beatrice Lieb, who played the ro'.e of "Rath Bnllian." Mr, George Morton as -Richard Wrench" has an extremely difficult part to iiiHintain, which he does reaarkablv well. Others worthy of special mention are Scott Walters as "Doctor Hartland Walter Lennox, a most excellent comedian, as "Saumy Wetberwick," and Arthur Moulton, equatlj as gcod, as "iiermlon Scott;" Marcus Moriarty, the stage manager, as "PhiÜD Lep beck;" Jcsephine Laurens as "Mr3. Tester," and Ada Morton as ''Lizzie Lovcgrove.'' The scenery was brought by the company therctflves, and did much to aid a very taking and well-written piece. On one or two occsßiorts the cartaln was ran up several times in refponee to rounds of applause. There will be another perfcrmanc3 to-night, tn-rccrrow a'temcori and to-morrow niht "Hccp cf Gold" is well worth seeing, aud any one attending either of tte perforraanc1will be smply repaid. The low price3of fidmiicn continue to be a feature at Vih house. English's opkiia house. TL ."!gn "Standinc Room Only!" greeted the 1 at .--comer at English's last night, the attract, n being the Wilbur Opera Company. This v il known company presented that popn.r u;d tuneful opera, "Gircfie-Girofia," and ti e audience were mo&t enthusiastic in their tncoref, the recalls beiDR frequent and prolor ged. Of the cpera every one is familisr. Ifce deal role of ' Girolle-Girofla" was sostainsd by Wita Susie Kirwin, who h been seen here a number of time?, Misi Kirwinhasa liht soprano voica ot sweet quality and which she nses most advantage0117. As an actress she invests the part with a winning ccquetry and abandon that is trresistib'e. " Her BlDsin? of the familiar "See how it Eparklcs1' brought down the hoote. Mr. Emr.d as 'Monozoack" acted hnd taDß: gracefully and with spirit, as also Mr. J. E. Ccnly to "Mascquin." Mr. EJ CupHji.n, who makps np as a comedian hatho lacks as a singer, brought down the houe by his "gflgs" and comedy. Müs Gtoriie Knowiton. as ''Aurora," Miss Annie .Sorvii:erviIlf , as 'TsquitH," and Mr. H. Howard fi "Pirate Chit-f," pre capable artists. The remainir? panS were sustained by Mis Annie Mejer and Miss Lulu ITichoL." Tho cho:ns is ell trained, and the enseaib! were given with a da.ü and abandon thit interested the most blase tbcr-rör3. The performance merits large audiences, aud th extreme low prices, raoging from ten to Cftj cents, will no doubt be an additional inducement. To-night, that popular sacces?, The Little Pake," will be given. THE ZOO. The spectacular drama, "Black Crook," was produced at the Gold Mine last evening for the first time. Long before S o'clock, t e sipn, '-Standing Room Only," was hung no, and feveral hundred persons turned aav The principal characters aro taken by Mr. Allen, Will Majo, Fred Felton, Will Stn ford, Mrs. Felton, and Miss Nora A!ien. Mis Josie Sutherland, in her songs and dances, called forth rounds of applau?. Mr. Baldwin on the slack-wire is very fin, doing some verv difficult feats thereon. Mies Ida May did as well as usual. The ret of the C3mpaDy, consisting of Miss Emma Leon, Pickett and l'ximroee, Staaford and Russell and Mr. Ed Gordon, do very neat acts, esch bting heartily applauded. "Blacft Crook" will be produced at the matinee to day and every night during tbe present week. The prices have been reduced the lower floor twenty-five cents and the gallerv ten cents. The orchestra, under the leader ship cf Professor Keickhoefer, is a'so a drawing card this week. THE MUSEIJU. As usual a vt ry large audience was present at tte Museum to witness one of the best performances that has been given at this popular resort since the opening night. Io the cmiositv hall may be seen Jo Jo, t'e tkye-fsced boy, the Bohemian glass blower, besides many other objects of interest. Taa stace performance consists of the fo'lowinc well-known artists: Miss Violetta Shelbyain, the operatic vocalist; Mr. Charles Shilling, the musical moke; Mr. Frank Howe, Mr. Victor Jerome, Mr. William Conrad'e trained baby elephant, the Leander Qaartet and Lester and Walker in a very auiusine sketch. Tte admission has been placed within the reach of all; tea cents admits you to any p&rt ot the house. NOTES. Mr. Charles Black will appear in the cast Ol "The Little Dake" to night at English'i

Opra Hons, as also Miss Ida Hornel! and the Misses Nichols, The prices tor the ladies' and children's 'Hoop of Gold" matinee at the Grand tomorrow afternoon will be only 23 aad fiO cents to all parts of the house. The first half of next week the attraction at the Grand Opera Horne will be Gill Arthur's 4Two Bad Men" Comedy Company, and the last balf, Mr. Joseph K. Emmet In "Fritz." Both are strong cards, and are sure to "pull" big houses. The advance sale of seats for the engagement of the Madison Square Theater ' May Blossom" company at the Grand, the Ust three nights of this week, opens this morning at 9 o'cloct at the theater box-office, aad promifea to be unusually large. The followin g unheard cf icale of prices will prevail : Parquette circle, reserved, 50 cents; pirqcette, 7;". ctntp; c.fa chairs.J $1; admiss -n, 15 and 25 cent. Tbe company is the largest and bett the fsrxocs Madison Square has ever tent out, and embraces, amon? others, Miss Georgia CayvaD. Joseph WheeUcfc, Bcnjsmin Maginfty, Forett Robinson aad W. M. Cromptcn. "The Cr im 1 8 of London," a new melodrama by Chanes DeKrea, will occupy English's Opera House the last three nights of the week. Prices will be reduced during this engagement to 10, 25, 03 and 50 cents. The play Is not a blood and thunder B owery piece but a realistic drama, with mechanical effects and elaborate scenery. "Tq Crimes of London" carry a full brass and military band and ought to do well here. Of the play the Columbus (0.) Journal says: "It is said that there were 1,800 people in the Grand last night. The house was fnll and everybody enjoyed the excellent melodrama rendered. The Crimes of London.' The piece is fnll ot startling situations and sensational episodes and holds the closest attention throughout. Of tbe company, Miss Crocker scored a hit as 'Nell Tatters,' Mr. Beverly and Mr. Starr bronght the house down as the two old bums, and Mr. Sallivan was great as 'Mark Roland,' Tbe band is tine. The performance will be repeated in the afternoon and evening to day aud to-mor

row. ALDERHAMC MEETING. Reports of the Various Committees A Number of Motions Adopted and Several Ordinances Passed The State Ditch Improveuent. At the regular meeting cf tbe Board of Aldermen, kst evening, a considerable amount of routine business wa9 transacted, all members being present. A motion adopted at the last meeting: of tho Council to instruct the City Engineer to et once advertise for bids tj deepen aid widen the State ditch was the cause cf a considerable amount of discussion. Mr. McHugh held that it was poor policy to cxporjd money on this ditch while thelSUte Treasury was in the present condition, and hoped the Board would not concur in the Council's action. Mr. Prier, PritcharJ Jml others epoke in favcr of the motion, and it was finally adopted, Mr. McHugh voting ia the negative. ORDINANCES PARSED. To grade and pave with brick the south sidewalk of Brookside avenue froai Clifford avenue to Omer street. Providing for the construction of a brick sewer from Chestnut street ia aad along Morris street to the Msdison avenue sewer. To grade and travel the first alley south of Brookside avenue and Omer street from CliCord avenue to its eastern terminus. Ordinances appropriating monev for tba payment of tte several city departments were passed. On motion of Mr. B?rnham?r the claim ofEopeKe Sauley, City Asseseor, for $147 for TuaEin? real estate transfers, was stricken from the appropriation ordinances and referred to the Judiciary Committee. MR. GKIFFIN AGAIN. The Board of Health reported that they had considered the matter of the ownership of tbe wason and harness used by William Griliin while working for the Board of Health. They had learnt d thtt much cf the money contributed by citizens for the purchase cf the horse and wegon was subscribed with the understanding that the tamo were to be the property of Grifiia and Captain Williamson. Theynad rnaiutaine d it, and the bill for keeping tbe hoife and repairs to the wagon svoaM ariour.t to reore than the value of the proi erty. Tho beard weie tatisfied the city cau gam nothing by atteiLptiiig to eitablis'i ciaim to the property. The board alro r.norM d tfcEt tfcey hsd organized on tbe 1st f Januar" by electing officers, the names of whom vtie mblishtd soo.h time aro. WAST THEM FIRED OUT. A communication wa3 received from th Health Board stating that numerous complaints had been made to them by the county and city officers relating to the base ment of the Court-house being filled with tramp? and disreputable characters, rendering the building unhealthy by the accumulations of dirt and filth. The board aked that tbe Beard of Aldermen instruct tba -'er- ; itrintendent to send an officer through the building about once every hoar and clear the halls of persons found loitering in them. The report was non-concurred in. Jl FINANCIAL STATEMENT. The Finance Committee submitted a itemized statement, showing the amount of orders drawn cn the City Treasury daring the year of 1SS4. Estimates, S54G.300; expenditures, 543.650.83; amoaat of expenditures in excess of estimats, $ 2,350.83. The action of the Council in adopting a motion instructing the City Engineer and Chief Fire Engineer to procure placsfor th building cf the new engine house contemplated, at a cost not to exceed $75, was concurred in. The resolution instructing th" Chief Fire Engineer to reinstate Robert Biaxtoa was withdrawn. MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS. A motion was adopted instructing tht Street Railway Company to report to the Board ci Aldermen at its next meeting the different routes now in use by the Company, their length, whether double or single tracks, location and length cf switches, sidetracks, cars' in use, running time, when acd from where cars start, tims of arrival and leaving of the first and laät car at each terminal. This motion was adopted becausa of numerous complaints by citizens and residents of that part of the city lying south of Washington street, ia regard to tbe inadequate accommodations rendered by the Company. A motion was offered by Mr. Bernbammer that the Board of Aldermen call onGovernor Gray in a body and extend to him the freedom of the city. Adopted. The Board then aojoorued, gjing directly to the GoTtraor'a reception.

Dr. C C. Sharp, cf the Electri'l Sanitary Heme, this city, starts to day cn a lecturing tour. Including such cities as Fort Wayne, Lcganspcrt, etc His subject ia electricity. While nearly everybody is complaining of bard times, it is verv pleasing to see how lively business is with D. E. Stout, the agent of tbe Walker Boot, at 145 South Meridian ttreet. As only one agent in every town handles thf gjods. the one that geta them will surely draw tha prize. Any one wishing tb sale for his locality will do well to order his spring etack early and evcid the rush.

Roller Skatet. Vajen New are the exclusive agents fc tv e fle ot J. II. Fenton' Kick HJtatcs la Inäla. Binks supplied at manufacturer's prices. Also, a full stock of Ice Ekstcs, Ice Creepers 81eih LeUs, etc. VAJFH A NEW, f-4 lArt v.vsüiagton 6tieet mm Watches, Chains, Charms, Silverware AT MM & WALK'S, JEWELERS, 12 East Washington Street. D.E Bald win 4 Co. PIANOS, ORGANS. Buyers will find everything they can want in our stock, at Low Prions and Favcrablo Terms. fiomo very gocd Planes, a little mod, at bargains Opecial reductions on flno Organn, to clcso out certain styles. LJ Al 85. 97 and 93 north Pcnn. SMadianapolw. Wholesale Rnd Retail Dealers In eteinway & Bons, Decker hroH.,liain:8 Urofl., Fischer, Vose ana other llanos. Ester Onrans. Shoninger Organs. 1 Rrtlea at a distance Cesirin? bargains aaould not fail to write for fuller descriptions. TUNING arid REPAIRING a eiecial!y. Order for moving Riven prompt attention. BLANK BOOKS Memorandum Books. DIAHIES FOB 1835. PELOUBEra TOIL 18S5. msAYES, BTEWAiiT ä CO, is e Wwtiauon Ftr.t. C. F. SCHMIDT, Brewer and Battler of LAGI3B BEER Mh lud of Alabama Ft., XxxcllAorwixoollo Xoroid.. August Erbrich, SOLE AGENT FOR AURORA. LAGER BEER. X tit XXoßTis rvsacl Oottlsa. 220 acd 222 Sou tii D&lawtra St. MUSICAL fiEKGHAHDISE. Viölüs, Gniiars, Banjos, lecarta French Oarps. tlia Vrj Best Italian Strina Xasic EoIIs, Foliog and 8tands, Mnsiral Eixes . üranftte?, &sl Mösle for Same. CHAELES LXAYXLR & CO., 3 und 81 "W. Wäahicston fit, BROWNING & SLGAfl, DBUGGIßTS, AND DXALZEI IM Fine Perfumery an! Toilet Articles Lntln's, Cclgate'f , Lund oorg's and Bicspecier's Fine Extract. Genuine Imported Farina and German Cologne, Florida and Lavender Waters, Fine Toilet boapa and SDcnces.Tooth, Hair, Clotü and Nail Brushes, and all articles wanted for the toilet at tbe LOWEST FIGURES. D .A. BOHLEN & SON, ARCHITECTS, .n bu. IHDUHAPOLIS, IND. Telephone 741.

I. BALM & CO.

Second Week PLUNDER

Buffalo Shoe House

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10 Salesmen busy a3 bees selling shoes at 75 per cent, discount. IVMorrow the Plunder Sale disposes of 1,000 piirs Men's Shoes, 99c, To-Morrow the Plunder dale sells ten cies Women's Lace and ButlonShoe?; all kind, (eome of them worth $3.od), at 79c. The best bargains remain for this week.

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Shoe Company's Great Plunder Sale

66 East Washington Street.

CLEARANCE

Wall PajKre, 6c; Borders, 5c; Gilts, 16c, Window Shade--, 30c; Oil Clothe, 25c per yajd; Straw Mattings, 20c por yard; Moquette and Velvet Carpet, S1.25 per yard; Body Brussels, SI. 15 per yard; Taptstry Brussels, 60c per yard; Ex-Super Ingrains, 75c per yard; Irgriiin, 22 l-2o per yard; Hemps, 12 l-2c per yard. Lace Curtains from EOc per pair. Other goods in our lir)e at E.srr.p proportion, Cotrje and see us; we mean business. WU DOT.T M 32 m4 31 Santo Illinois Street; . JLL. IbUU U, TELEPHONE 871.

ßiice Fat, Juicy Steals, Hoests, Etc.; CAN gll-AJD AT rOUDER'S CLEAN .HEAT MARKETS,' AX 2S2 Eatt WaßbiEßton street, 78 ITortl' Pennsylvania Street, and Stall 1 and 3 Kast L trkot.

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BRAWHAM Sz CO. Sell the CITY OAS C0KK,o!w8j-s Dry and Clean, and AH Kinds cf G CD Xj At. Lowowt PriccN. OFPICJ28 CO Werth Delaware, 140 .South Alabsma, and 438 East Ohio Streets. Telephone 444.

W. O. WniTZHKAD,

WHITEHEAD & WRIGHTbCCCKSSOKS TO L3SWI9 A WOITEUKID, V Graiiite filonumenis, Vaults, Statues, Etc., lrtlitlf, f rff f t, fren Or1glol DesIgB. frected eterywkere, direct fron qairriw. CeHialuttaa Solid W iiar Market Street, INDIANAPOIjIH. IIT.

TROT STEAM LAUNDRY, ICO Worth Delaware ötreet,

r irst-clasa Work. Prompt JOHN KIDD, Prociletor.

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ICy AratfnV rmp!M GROCERIES KeJii'eJ at Hliohsah Pricji, At :02 South Ulinoa Street, M. M. WILLIAMS, Ü0 ItF. White Extra CSn gar 17 lbs. Wear White Extra C 8sxar ....ft 0) .... 1 01 .... 1 0 I ro 16 11. Granulaten Huear 13 lbe. 1'owdered Sugar M , J.i 11. CUt LO&l bUKHT.-...- . i 25c per gal. for Choice Goldeu Syrup. 40c per gal. for pood Maple SyruD. 85c per caJ. for Choice Susar Dnps. 40c ptr Ml. lor choice Nev Orleans Mol ip. toe per gal. for Pure ArDie Cilor. lec per pal. for Silver T.ir-ai : ile per coz. for Kest Iln'lat. 4. Cc pr doz. for 1'olk'i lie -t . . J-Oc per c!oz for Choice 3 lb A r.;e. f I ter ricz. for 3 lb. Me Pei'".hc! Sc per lb for 50 lb. Can C'toic Lard. he ier id. for snouider iet. Kingan isa.'s. 2c for 32 ir.p. Hominy. 25c lor 4 lbs. .cw Turkish Prunes. 25c for 4 Iba, choice Carolina Kp. 90c per doz. for Htrin'? ajid Lima Bean. 2cc lor 4 lbs. Dried Swtct Corn. 2fc for 4 lbF. New ED?lißh Currants. &c lot 3 Jl. Choice Lard. 25c for 7 lbe. Atron Crucled Wheat. 2c for 10 lbe. Akron Ostmeal. 5c Jcr 7 lb?, riel's Staren. '2c for 8 Ears German ap. 25c for 6 Brs Everyday Soap. 25c for 4 Bam Electric Usht floap. 2Cc for 1 Id. Choice Country Butter. Stfc per lb. for Mixed Nuts. 10c per 10 for aixea canay. 10c per lb. for Good Green Coee. 10c icr the largeft piece of 3:&r Tobacco la city. 5Cc per lb. lor ötar Tobacco. 7c per lb. for Applo Butter. 7c per id. for all kinos of Jeiue. 12c per lb. for all klndi of treseiyea. c per ib. for Mincemeat. 7c per lb. for Taccart's Cracxers. fresh. 2vC for 1 lb. of Good Tea. 70c per lo. for Tea that Bells all oyer town for tl. Biff drive In Bottled Goods. Tcstal orders deliyered. J. S. 7ABBELL & OO.. eatmff. Privato Dwelllnya and Publio Buildlnza i it tod Up Corn relets. 64 XS'ortU Illinois ötreet.

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IL Q. WRIGHT. Delivery. THOMAS W. RYAN, nperlntenieot. 351. 1 70, zrA tl: ether Axz Cold tnroLjftcLit jo W yq Tiie WesÄer BsEßßorser, (EoTsnd and Bqatra) m 1ST TieSTSE, ALSO ßcorn Stcvss and Ranges.1 Ork Väicp, Cc'J Iloif, ITJrStacc3f; Lite, 15tc. .4 C3 ITcrth TJlinoia Gt. 0 Errieson's Mew CaloHs GAS STOVES ft All lxc pt.cz. .ca Jixntier ns w crt at J;pt9ceo DlääiPOLIS EJHIC8T h SOW 80. h. South tentasii rt. I irfl?Dl UFt FUhllifcod, "TKEATIiZ O?? Ii J III IM DEVELOPMENT OP THE liaiyilUi FECIALE BUST AND FORM." Colored anatomical pi&te, fell explanation, medical opinicc, Etc Afailtd sealed toz 300. I, a Drawer i:a.-a2AlO. 8, Y.

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