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5 f.jrats osi-Qisp Ponbag, gtttmkr 10, 1SS3. XEW PdlLlCATlONS. MILITARY MATTKES. elected the following officers: C. A.

Lawtoti, chancellor; E. H. Lycett. vice-chancellor; Wm. JMtiiro, recorder; H.

A. Hyatt, treasurer T. -D. Kimball, chaplain; Dr. J.

Snaiding, guide; W. A. Albright, overseer; C. A. Kitchen, senttuel; Dr.

John Pitman, medical examiner. Grove Council, No. 12, Legion or Honor, have thus fixed the official rosier: Arie De Jons, chancellor; M. Biker, vice-chancellor; R. H.

1 homo-son, recorder: James N. Steere, treasurer; K. J. Bristol, chaplain; F. Winche, guide: L.

fc. I eter-son, overseer: J. M. Berry, sentinel; Dr. K.

J. Bristol, medical examiner. Victoria Council, No. 10, Legion ot nonor, have Aifirel tm fniintviiicr officers: A. G.

Thompson, A MANUFACTURERS' STOCK OF Oils, Mil, Newmarkets One-Third Off the Reg FK03I TIIE OLD COUNTRIES. Extraordinary Bargains will be offered this Meek. Now is the time to secure Handsome Garments. The stock consists of Fine Garments of Every Description, made up in all the Latest Shapes, Finished in Perfect Styles. This is how they will go: Plush Dolmans and tTac7els that Jiave been $65 will be $45.

Hi'oeadeU anl Matelasse Dolmans, litiHsian Circulars and Xeivmar- hets that have been $XO, down to $3f. Ottoman, Sicilian and Jiadzimir Circulars and Dolmans that have been $35. down to $-0 and $22 50. IOO Satin Dolmans at 75 that have been $15. Heaver and Diaaonal Dolmans that have been $20 and $22, down to $12' 50 and $15.

500 Tailor-Made Jackets and Paletots that have been $12 50, down to 50 and $7 50. SOO Jackets and Surtouts that have been $6 50 and $7 50, down to $4 50. Diagonal Dolmans at $7 50 that have been $11 50. Children's Jackets Cut Down Equally Low. 500 Jackets, from -1 years to 16.

prices reduced to $2, $2 59 and $3 50; have been. $3 50, $4 and $5. 300 Children's Tailor-Made llavelocks and Dolmans, 4 to 16 years, $2 50 for 4: years, $4 50 for 16 years. Another Attraction This Week Will Be A Handsome Bisque Figure Design As a Souvenir to livery Purchaser. WE WILL OFFER DECIDED BARGAINS In our Silk and Dress Goods Departments, 0 420 and -li IV.

X'O URTII ST. Have now in Stock a Large Variety of Oriental Whole Carpets, Rugs and Mats. Also a Choice Collection of Persian, Nubian, Algerian and Turcoman Long Curtains. All of which will be sold VERY LOW. Call and See Them.

in In our Flannel Department, Underwear Department, Gloves and Hosiery Departments. A genuine bargain will be our Guinefs 24-incti Black ir.s-jrrain Ik. at This number has been so'd lor gl Nothing more acceptable tci a liolidav cresent. Special value offered in Black Grovgra-'i Silica at 15 25 and ITS. llands.

me Colored ottoman Silks this weeK at gl would cheau at rut. Col'ied Broeaaes. Fiitins and Sils, In eTenine aud dark shaues, at 50c and 65c; the prices have beeu 7-ic and H.ic, Light Sli.idtf tnrt Black Satins. Brocades and Moires at J.c and 3Sc; they have been Tic and pi. WE WILL OFFER 00 pc3 4J and 44 inch All-wool French Cashmeres at 50 and have been ttto and 75e.

ssha le. 50 pes 44-inch All-wool French Serges, 35c; price on tiiee Koods has been 7-c. 100 pes 4t-inch Ali-ooi French Honeycomb Saltings have been 85c. 45 pes 44-inch All-wool French Moire Cloth Suiting, SOU ic5 Herman and Kniis.i PlaiQs and Serges at 10c, to fC- HIIU cost 10 imimr'. ji )c aud 15c; have been 2oo and 4Uc.

An Army Officer Chats About Things of Interest in ISristsa Button Circles. "The ola landmarks have nearly all disappeared," was the remark made rather recretfully this morning at the Lindell to a Post-Dispatch reporter. The gentleman talKius was Col. S. M.

"Whitesides, or tho regular army, who is passing titroucti the city en route for Arizona. Col. "Whitesides wan stationed at St. Louis about thirteen years ago, and had been trying to find some of trie people and places he hart been familiar wins. "1 visited tlie street thai used to oe considered aristocracy nook, and I found noUiins but hoarding houses' lie continued.

"The people arc toing Wesr, I find." 'Is thrre anything interesting in army circles?" asked the rej niter. 'Not much: about ail the changes that are to be made for the present have been made, I think. I am going to take a trip to Arizona, but 1 shall leave my family here in St. I.oui." "The Indians are all qulot, are they not?" "Yes, believe Crook lias settled Uiem. He is a woiuiei ful fellow a ceaseless worker aud a man who will face anv amount of hardship.

He nevor ssks ins men to do what lie wiil not do He intends io remove, i lie troublesome Apaches from tiie Kan Cat lo-i agency to a reservation at White Mountain, where tnev will be separated from the rest and can farm. There are lertile valleys in that region very suitable for farming, and I believe thev will be quiet. Before- tne last "thev were Industrious Indians. The railroads are solving the Indian problem. It used to he a matter of several weeks and even montlis to uet the scattered troops together to put flown an outbreak, Lut now we can concentrate a hirge force ill a few oays." flow are the army men pleased with the change of commanders?" Well, there is general regret at tien.

Sherman's retirement, although a popular man succeed. him. Hie old General is an encyclopedia of information, auu Wfis much liked." "You army men are not interested in politics, I suppose?" "Xo. not directly and yet we are Interested some, too. You see there are some stron Democrats among tiie oiliuers, and while -there is a Republican Administration there is a tendency to fcive the Republican officers the best assignments, so there is some partisanship among us.

but as a rule, we are not much by tiie chanties." Col. Whitesides has beeu stationed at Washington, anil is an admirer of the two Missouri Senators. He says that socially Senator Vest is the President's prime favorite, aud takes the lead as lus evening companion. Buy B. H.

Douglass Sons' Capsicum Cough Drops for your ckiluren: they are harmiess.pleas-insr in the taste and will cure their coulds. D. S. aud Trade Mark on every drop. PECK.

VS. CHOUTEAU. A Special Jury Try the Famous Malicious l'i'Otteeution Case. A special jury was impaneled in court room No. 4 this morning to try the damage case of Charles h.

t'eck vs. Charles P. Cliouteau, Joseph H. Livingston and John M. Glover.

The suit is for damages for malicious prosecution, and grows out of the old Windsor Hotel litigation. The plaintiff claims that on July 1. 1S82, the defendants, bv false statements lepieseutations made by the defendant Joseph H. Livingston, at the instance and request of the other two defendants, rvrocurert his indictment upon a charge of fraudulent conspiracy with Bernard H. En-gHke, and Edward P.

Barrett to defraud Mrs. Alice Livinnston aud others interested the Windsor Hotel Company. The petition further states that the defendant, Charles 1'. Chouteau, was a member of the Grand Jury which returned the indictment. On December 21, lss2, the plaintiff was acquitted.

For a second cause of action tho plaintiff states that oil December -i. 1S2. after the proceedings in the Criminal Court had fallen through, the defendant, John M. Glover, at the instance of Mr. Chouteau, made au affidavit, ciiirsmg him with conspiracy to defend Mr.

Livingston, and compelled the plaintiff to appear before the Court of Criminal Correction for three days, and he values tne time which lie thus lost from his regular business at the su in-of S25 per day. Afterwards, ou January 15, 1SS3, the defendants are alleged to have procured the plaintiff's arrest aud compelled his attendance at the three tor nine days; his time he estimates to be worth 25 per day. All of the proceedings fell ihruugh. In the present suit Mr. Peck is represented by Judge J.

Lindley, Prank J. Bowman aud John. O'Grady, and the defendants by Messrs. Herman, Shieidst Pros! and Glover. In a pair of diamond ear-rings; pure gems and perfect, 6-karat.

Also one pair 43s-karat. B. Walkeb, 219 N. Fourth street. Shorthand Writing.

The Bryant Stratton College Is the St. Louis agent of the U. S. Stenograph Company, for teaching students on the Stenograph, or shorthand machine. Parties using the Stenograph can qualify in about one-third the time required by the old system.

FRATERNITY FACTS. Traveler's Best Lodee, No. 1, O. P. have Iniaaiory work this evening.

Paragon Lodge, No. 58, Kuichtsof Pythias, confer the second rank to-night. Harmonie Lodge. No. 9, Sons of Hermann, hold au important session to night.

Missouri Chapter, No. Koyal Arch Masons, a iii eiect new oflicers to-night. Compton Hill Council. No. 555, Koyal Arcanum, will tne degree this evening.

Orient Francais Lodge, No. 167, French Free-Masons, will elect officers this evening. Missouri Council, No. 7. Order Chosen Friends, hold forth to-night with Initiations on hand.

St. Loufs Grove, No. 8. A. Order Druids, meet this eveung wilu work in the crimson degree.

Golden Crown Lodge, No. 531, Knights and Ladies of Houor, have initiatory work to-night. Occidental Lodge, No. 163, and Cosmos Lodge, So. 2, A.

F. A- both elect officers tuts jranch. No. 42, Order Iron Hall, introduce se'eral people, who will have lungs tested al "formulate. Wavne Lodee, No.

2874. Knights of nonor, will rare a Mir lime, initiations, and we have heard something about "on the half-shell." The visiting committee of the A. O. TJ. will call on Jefferson Lodge.

No. 14. It goes without saying that they will be royally entertained. Assembly 777, Knights of Labor, composed of the sadole and collar makers, gave an elegant ball at Central Turner Uali Satnrdwy evening. The ball of Eva Lodge, No.

Bit, Knights and Ladies of Honor, 011 Saturday evening was lamely attended, aud was a social aud financial suecess, Missouri Encampment, No. 59, 1. O. O. will woikonihePatriareti.il and Kal Purple degrees, aud be isited by AVildey Encampment, o.

1. Modoc Tribe, No. 9, Improved Order Red Men, will have a bia pow-wow to-night. Three pale faces will lose their scalps, aud other interesting leatures will occur. Those sublime and interesting decrees peculiar to the higher gr.ides ot Free Masonrv, will be conferred by Victoria Conclave.

No. 1. Knights of the Bed Cross of Coustantioe. Sir James Gales illuminates the Orient. Kirk wood Council, No.

8, LegloD of Honor, have i i v-a A mm mm mm Ptji.vfl MPS Mm Ukm wm iissii Circulars, and Jackets ular Prices SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK' 1 case Indies' Merino Vests at 40c; reduced from S5c 1 ca.se Ladies' Scarlet Underwear at 31; reduced from $1 V. 1 case Gents" Searlet Knit Shirts and Drawers, gl; reduced from gl 35. 100 boxes Satin Ottoman Ribbons at half price; "No. 2. 5c: iNo.

3. 6c; No. 4, 7Kc: No. No. 7, luc; 11.

li, iiic. AU latest shades and worth double. 1 cases Children's All-Wool Hose.JOc, 1'2'ic, 15c: have been double. 2 cases Ladies' All-Wool Cashmere Hose, 40c; have been iAic. Sou doz.

Ladies' 10 hook Foster Kid Gloves, 50c; worth fl. 300 Kmbroiaered Antique Tidies, 15c, 20c. 25c and 35c; half price for ihm. 500 paiis White Blankets, full sizes, fl 75. $2 5.

gJSO, 4 50 and worth 1 to jt 5 inor a pair. 300 tleiver shawls, latest styles, at gi Ou. 82 50, bj, Every one a bargain. 1 BARGAINS IK DRESS GOODS And a IIAXDsOME SOUVENIR to Every Purchaser This Week. A lot of hripht Dres- Flails.

A lot of laminated I A lot of Kiiglisli I astimere at lOc. A lot of Manrnetter Cashmere, nil colors, at tJ iii. i i i i i ii i5o. A lot of uttoin in Clotii in all the new colura I aud a lot of Freuch UiaKonai ahados, at 17 l-2c. A lot of double-fold Shoodah Cloth 36 inches at 2c.

A lot of doub e-foia Persian asli-meres and a lot of Oerster Cloth at Sic. A lot of 44-iuch Satin, choice shades 60c. A lot Lupin's French Caslfmeres 40 inches and a lot of Mam. el Suitlnr 4U itich a- 5c. Snecial attention Is called to Lupin's celebrated French Black Cashmeres at 50c, 6Sc, 75c, 85c and $1 l)U.

1 argains in Silks, Satins and Velvets. Compare Prices. T. F- EVfOLONEY, 618 Franklin At. EPTABLISED I'm.

CLEANING. DYEISG ASI REPAIKIXG SUITS CLEANED EN" SIX HOURS. Cleaning. Oyeing. Coat fl I Coat flK so I rant 1M SURBLEtt North Sixth bet.

Market and Chestnut Orders by mail proraptlyartenaed to. Our Immense Pflrclases in ffe are ie Largest Pin, Collar Button, Stad, Finger Ring, Pair Present Miction chancellor; J. E. Burleigh, vice chancellor; Jos. K.

Flndlay, recorder; Jonn S. Mofflt, treasurer; Chas. Lu Moss, chaplain; J. H. Deprez, Guide; 11.

11. Post, overseer; ri. roin, acuimci, ui. F. Ii- Fry, medical examiner.

Ml. Moriah Lodge, No. 40. A-F. A.

have elected officers thus: James L. Uridtteford. master George W. Kurtzborn, senior warden rank P. Dalton," junior warden John A.

Kentnor, treasurer; Edwin V. Kyte. secretary; Sylvester E. Smith, senior deacon Sylvester Joliy, junier deacon; Thomas E. Wright, senior steward; J.

II. Kleete, junior steward; George W. lultou, tyler. Alpha 1, Legiou of Honor, are officered thus: John N. Farauharson Chancellor J.

O'Niel Kyan lce-Chaucehor li. T. Stihwell John Sobole wskl. Treasurer Louis II. Freleigh V.

D. Scott John G. Harper Overseer DeM Jtt-i Sentinel Dr. J. H.

Mclr.tyre Medical Examiner A public installation will occur January Oa at U10 Pickwick. lO.OOO HAGMFICE.NT CATAtOGCES, Containing 1,500 engravings of the most beautiful tilings in watches, diamonds, clocks, silverware, lamps ami bisque figures, Gives aw ay fbee dubing this month. Call and get one. Mermod Jaccard Jewelry Company, Fouith aud Locust. Mailed lor two 3-cent stamps.

Select Your Holiday Gift. Open this month uutil 9 p. in. The most complete stock of engravings, frames and artist ma te rials in this city. Lowest prices.

Kedheff er Koala, 1000 live street. A BROKEN BLADE. It Fastens a Case of Breaking into a Freight Car oil Two Men. Detective Frank Eiskiue of the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad arrived at Union Depot this morning from the West aud left on the Iron Mountain train an hour later.

He has just returned from the prosecution of some car thieves at Cassville, Berry County. For some weeks the company had suffered from tneits along that part of the road. Recently a lot of velvet goods were taken from a case in one of the box cars. Detective Erskine went to Cassville and arrested John and Win. Wilson, and had them locked up at Cassville while he searched their house.

He found some velvet there and returned at once to search the men. He found a pocket Knife with a broken blade withone of the men and turned it oerto the sheriff. The sheriff locked one of the men upiu the Cassville Jail, and he attempted au escape by setting fire to the place. Wm. Wilson was taken home by the sheriff for safe keepiuir.

and while there stole the knife back from the odcer. Erskine interceptea the car. and after a close search fouud tne broken blade in tne car. He at once telegraphed back to recover the knife, which, 011 a second search, was found with John Wilson. Ou the preliminary examination the blade was fitted to the knife and tallied exactly.

Both men were boundover and taken to thb Springfield JaiL. Ckrealhte makes pancakes finer than buck-wneat. Big Bargains. The finest collection of music-boxes in the city. Call in and examine them.

Bex Walkek, 219 North Fourth street. Artists' Materials at Lowest Prices. Barbotine and all decorative novelties, open till 9 p. m. Redheffer Koch, 1000 Oiive street.

The Leading Art Dealers. EAST CARONDELET- St. Lcuis sportsmen who might be caught innocently violating the game laws of Suckerdum would be lucky to have their trials before 'Squire Sherman of Easl Carondelet, lor while his "fortiori in re" is unquestionable, his "suaviter in motto" would belp to "sugar-coal" the biiter pill he might be obliged to administer. The flourishing villace of East Carondelet is fast recovering irom the effects of the summer flood, ana the citizens feel that the rainbow of promise was for them as well as the rest of mankind. Among the heart-whole, enterprising denizens is Mr.

G. B. Moles, who has broken out in a new place, in elecant shape, on the northeast corner of Seventh and State streets, and, although he says he was never born to be drowned, yet the late high water drove him to his present location. Cebeallxe makes blanc manire i five minutes. Aix kinds of musical instruments at lowest figures.

Bex Walker, 219 North Fourth fatreet. Brass. Just at present Brasses are all the race in the East in fact, brass ornaments in household decorations are a perfect craze. Simmons Hardware Company have just received a beautiful line of brass goods, such as lire sets, andirons, fenders, umbrella stands, coal hods, which they offer at exceedingly low prices. The Leading Art Dealers.

Redheffer Koch, 1000 Oiive street. Open this month until 9 p. m. DIED. Marriage and death notfcs will be inserted at the rate of twenty-Jive cent for three lines.

CHAMBERS At Punmore, St. Louis County, on the 9th in her 39t'n year, Maeie wife ot B. M. Chambers, and daughter of tho lata Edward Walsh. Her funeral will take place from tha Cnurch of Mt.

Cajmel, Baden, on Tuesday, the llth at 10.40 o'clock a. m. Carriages will oe In waiting at George N. Lynch's, 10 08 Olive street, at 9 o'clock a. m.

LILLY Lillt, Sunday, December 8, at 4:45 p. after a shurt illness. Funeral from nis late residence. No. S3'J6 X.

Ninth street, to St. Michael's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery, Tuesday, December 11, at 2 p. m. Friends are respectfully invited to attend. FRISBY At 12 O'cloclc last night, at her late residence, corner F.mrteentn street aud Prairie avenue.

Camklta 14., wife of Frederick Fnsby, in tne 4Utli year ot her age. Funeral to-morrow at 2 o'clock. Frieuds of the family cordially invited to attend. Lehigh and Mauch UU Mk 1. Shoulld jfwk lit mmm mw'.

I 500,000 COFILS The Largest Editions Ever Known! SIMULTANEOUS rni'lr IT'ON IN ENOtANO AN 1 1 KKIC A N'V V.K 1 1 THU GRAND CHIU -TM-S lXJ'JELE NCMBESI THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON" XEW3 AM) THE LONDON" GRAPHIC1. The New York World avs; -It vrii; hard to eirle between tho (Jrap'iio and tiie I Nows, bth are so ood. They the hign-water mar of excellence. The A.banv Kveolni sav; persons not lrt tney have boih tUo News nil the The New Vork Journal of Cotnmcrce ir: "Th two gn-ai riv.tls. as imu.i1.

ic'i contains the hueat engravings that can be produced." THIS GRAND CHRISTMAS LONDON UEAPniO. Now ready, contain TWO .4 ROE 1'LATKS. Instead of one. as heretofore, entitled, MOTHEK lilliKARU." Briton Piviere. K.

aid "THK ORDER OF THE IUTH," Ilv C. iiiirton Mao SIXTEEN PAUKS tol.oKl l'lt TCliFSof seasoi. alilo fUhjects; EIGHT I'AUKS VTi 'If bv cott. tllustratin "In ii a midlnir1': EKiHT 1'AtiKS H.i.f TWO Si(Klli: Ey ANSTKY. of iiHNT.

author of Vice Versa." entitled I ncv M-r. "A Toy Tragedy I I'ncie THE CKAND CIIK1STMAS lrSHON NEWS NOW CONTAINS two lauce coi.oiu:i plates. instead of one. in the pat. f-tititled "MT.ISS," by Kl' in i.oN.

and -TISn ME," If? KATI. Also TJeauMful and Two Sheets and rialf of enristmas 1'ictures. Tales and tetcties by the mo-t Litcrarv Celebrities of England. ILI.CSTRATIONS: Dollv. Isn't Christ oas Ha Ludlow.

Orent Expectations, bv T. Wnkr. Christinas Hell Kinder, by 1. The I'ath to church, hy V. Una Tocoa'a.

troin th jiieiure bv Miss C. Phtlhit. Christmas Morning: Three (Jeneraliotiti, by A. Hunt. Iost! ly S.

Herklev. Christinas A bouquet for Mamma, by Florence tirnvier. Fireside Fancies, by IT il I.udlnw. lets ot the House A Chri Ket, by I'crcy Tap-rat t. Sir Iner de Ooverlev, bv W.

IT. Ove. end. The Father of tne KeL-iiiient, by Uavidon Knowles. otes at a Christina Dinner, by our l'yipeptic Artist, hv Hal l.udlow.

Fictorial Charades, bv llariy Furnlss. Christmas bv Mis M. al.e-r The liiterrupted Ohost Mory, bv 1. Itarn.irrl. Master Tommy's Christinas tableaux Vivauti, by Harry uriilss.

STORIES: HI? LOVF.n AND HE RODE AWAY," by Mrs. J. Ii. Kidnell "A NltiHI OF TERROR." by Katharine 8. Mo- A PTOltYOtf TO IUV," by MUa Aniel a IV "HOW TlitY Ki-I'T THEIR CHRIS TM ASSKS, by Oeorire Allcusfl, la.

VERSES AND KETCH i'S bv Willta-n Rennett, Ji.hn l.atey, liyron Webber, lenient Seott, (Sari lie arke, F.dward Ktse and lien. The eoition of the Chiistm-n Nun ber of THK LONDON OH AI'HIC this year li inm copies. the edition of he lin tnai int. ii.i.i r- 'I RA 1 El) LONDON i metniiiK iiorinous. Rut.

notwittistandini; the iinmeiise littms tho i-niand in years past ha been so j-reat that the price have riaen before irlstiiiasai his1' as if per copy in London and Se- Vr'C. Orders are now received for each of these Beautiful Christmas Numi.ois. at 6U ceuts per copy, by alt booksellers und news dealer. THE INTEll.NATIONAL NEWS 2S 31 BEE KM AN NEW YORK. Sinele subscriptions for any Foreign Feriodicnl may be sent to us, but we employ no canvassing agents.

WINTER II KSO 11 1'. HAMILTON HOTEL, BERMUDA. Ih-IShi isovctf 1.1. inmiir) 'iitdxi i tii.ii liize he Uiiqualti auvaiitit aiiurnt'U to an oe.K inif to avoid tiiQ rlora 1 1 a intr tn a vit.lt tolieimudii. CliAfl.

O- K.MMons. rVIciVIUNN'S ELIXIR OF OPIUM Is trifl pnre Ttract from thn rtrutr. rm which n1UTi hurtful tToiieriic ar removed thu m'lloii or.i -a Anu-i M.n aaa sieiiaasl if I lis I rrLalitrU. IN i iicnudViir, s. i-" i ua I toiiwcu auud it uj- i'riee ai A -t COMIQdJK Street.

ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL. A I'S EN TS. LYMPIC THEATER. To-night, during the wcv. ami Wednesday and Satv urdav Matinees.

A Romantic Drama of Sir cts0T TaUleaux, by Hartley amoelL ACT 1 The Noble Roue Nobler Mao. Act 2 The Massacre of the Jews. ACT 3 A VMainy Cowardly Lie. Act 4 The of tiie Exiles. Act 5 Siberia.

Act 6 Retributive Justice Di r.oucmcnt, A Splendid Companr! liuauttful Scenery I Correct Cotnnsesl SUNDAY NEXT Evans, Bryant 4 Hoey's POPE'S THEATER, trerythlng as Promised. Kvert-thiriK New and ipnlf amt. KIRALKV RtVlVAI. BLACK CROOK! Sc-nrv, New ISall-'ts. New Specialties.

av Sunaay. December MATT IE VlCKKRls. tie Lowest Possie Fricss. to rs. Send for CaIogue.

Bnye All our former efforts outdone by the purchase of 50 cases of HOLIDAY GOODS, which arrived last week. Everything useful to be found at reasonab.e nrices. For s.it Handkerchief, Hemstitciifd Handkerchiefs. Gloves, Toilet Sets, Perfumes, Hand-lJass, Purses, Pocket-Books, Laces and Lace Handkerchiefs. For Gentlemen blurts.

Neckties, Scarfs, Gloves, Suspenders. Afake your selections this week. You will get a better choice. You' will have mors time. You will find it to your interest to visit our store.

TINNERS' STOCK OP ALL KINDS A 11Y UFACTURiNO CO FOIJ EXCELSIOl S. W. CORNER FIFTH STREET AND FRAJjKLIS AYE. DWAKBS' THEATRE COO, GOS, GiO and G12 South Fourth Miss I.ucy AVillard, Lady 3Iap-iolan. ISartlett 1 1 lslicr, A rolatio Vocalist and Diincer.

Picket and IT iinrose, Aontt.i(s. May Arnott, o-csili-it. and Irish Comedians. Kose Lonsdale, Serio Comic. hilHiinl Jlartln, Musical Artists.

Admissions ltf, 115 anl IJox Seats Oc. Jlatl-nees i. in. Enterf aininent at o'clock. EADQUARTER oK GENTS' GSS.

liie Largest Line, The Latest Styles, The Lowest Trices, of any house in the citj. ABE S' 21 11 Fifth. 4, i itea AND IIAY FEVER Their cause and cure. Knight uew book sent froft. AridTess.

I. A. KNIGHT, 15 East Third St, CINCINNATI, 0. Mention iaiticularly this paper. you wish to purchase a Diamond Lacs Fine Sh HEW VARIETY NOVELTIES AMl'SEHESTS TANDARO THEATER.

"Popular prices, evenings 60c and 26c, matinees 25c To-night, entire week, matiaees Wednesday and Saturday. p. the versatile protean artist and talented dialect comedian. JOHN W. ItANSONE, In CABLETON'S thrilling, sensational melo- 4f drama.

ACROSS TIIE ATLANTIC. Ticturesoiie new scenerv a Rood comp.mv. Sunday, Deceiiiber l. THE DAMTES. Tiie woudertul glo.OOO acting dogs, 8ultao, Caesar aud Monarch.

SILK UMBRELLAS Mermod Jaccard Jewelry Companj, OCSTH AXI) LOCUST STS. PRICES, $3 lo $18. Immenu ock! Low Prices! Edub ail oe Immeise. Importers of Diamois offers tie ot Ear-Rings or Sleeve Buttons, it Will Willartl, the AVizard. Soiitr aiul Ianoe.

Alice iiilmore, tiallayher and Tajinr. Dutch Motto Vocalist Emery and Russell, Tucsdav. Friday and Sundav at AND ATTRACTIONS, WITH AN AUl'sEMEXTs, RAND OPERA HOUSE. To-night and during the week, the favorite artists Mr. and Mrs.

W. J. Florence, Supported by their New York Company In Jesnop tail's new 4-act Ci-medy, FACTS; Or, His Little Uatcliet. SATURDAY ONLY. Fnnd y.

I wemiKt ltt Aimoe. PEOPLE'S THEATER. SUNDAY, DECEMBER WEDNESDAY AND 8TURI)AY MATINEES, Jror one week onlr. OLIVER TO. DBSTiEtOIEvr In his Great Drama, Across tho Continent Supported by MISS KATE BYRON aud Kyron Dramatic t'ompany.

Fnnrinv. December Id The lavorite comedian, Robert McWade. A ASinXUTOJf LMVEKSIiy. PrioFEFROR J. K.

HOSMER'S Course In American HKOI Istory History. Subject for 3Iontlay Dec. lO: "Shall America look forward to Reunion witn fn-glaiut?" At Univei sity Hall, corner Washington a. aud 17th at 8 o'clock. Free to ail.

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