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Again Malcolm muscd, cit Will be hard
.p,n Aubrey TO lose the woman he loves
through IN unmerited SANDER, and terrible
nan, while her affections are bestowed on
mother. My friendship for her father cer-
;ainly demands from NE that should pre-
yent this if can. But do not know what
arguments can use that are likely to pre-
vail with her.
",Iake the attempt, Mr.. Malcolm, I en-
treat -. cried Millicent, earnestly. "If you
.ould see her as i have seen her to-day,
STRUGGLING to resign, herself, yet unable st9
|ssonquer. tkss sdra.ad and repugnancel whioh
,ppFesses her, you would not hesitate to
come to her assistance Indeed, ,Ssir, with
Ill the advantages her wealth gives her''
she is very friendless." n =
"She has Sybil beside her." ,sald MIR.
Malcolm. "When saw her at Norwood,
she spoke Of Miss Derwent in high terms.
But forgot" he added, bitterly; eff this
marriage is intended to advance Mr. Der
vents interests, his daughter will do, the
best to forward it."
"She has not done so yet. In fact she
secludes herself 30 much in her own rooms,
that she is ignorant Of a great deal that is
passing round her. But I am outstaying
my time, and must hasten to make the pur-
chases which gave pretext for coming to
town. If you will tell me what time you
will make your call upon Miss Lindsly to-
morrow, l will be in the way, lest there
should be an attempt to deny you"
eff I come, I will be at Derwent Lodge
by eleven in the forenoon" Malcolm an
swered.
"If, sir" Millicent repeated, with look
Of disappointment. "surely you will come|
"I must be guided by what learn from
Mr.. Aubrey, who will be with me in few
minutes" was the decided reply. "1f he
satisfies me of his innocence Of any connec-
ton with my cousins untimely death, I will
take upon myself to exculpate him, and
plead his cause to Miss Lindsly; but if he
cannot do this" Malcolm added, sternly;
''it is better that she should marry another,
and feel that it is her duty to forget him,
than cherish her regard for one whom she
can never we'd"
The step of Vernon Aubrey returning
was heard On the stairs, and Millicent rose
to depart. But she went away sorrowfully,
for she had hoped much from Charles NAL
colm' s. interference and if he refused it,
what would become Of the miserable young
creature who, from some mysterious cause,
had consented to unite herself to her guar
dian?
IT. bo oo,3fjn1yeI
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A TENNESSEE CAVE.

The Great Eastanalle Cave, which ex-
tends under the eminence southeast CT
Athens, known as Cleage's Ridge, is liter
ally filed with water which found its way
down the gorge. No one in our day has
ever ventured far into the dark and myste-
rious depths Of the great cavern, and little
is known of it further than an old tradition,
now fading away, that a party of De Soto's
men who crossed the Hiawasse at the Sa-
wanna Ford, where great battle was
fought, were pursued by the Indians and
took refuge in it-only to be walled up and
left to a lingering death. Had the vast
body of water now gathered in the Easta-
nalle Cave been added to the creek when
at it's highest recently, we are apprehen.
sive that it would have been "good bye
john" with several who live in the lower
level Of the town.
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The Raronet assented with eagerness ;

Inc barOQeU aSSeuLeu Will cdSeTueSs
Violet, with reluctance. She could not,
however, raise any further objections, and
Sir John departed to take to his lady and
Vernon Aubrey dire report Of tho Stub
born and wayward demeanor Of the once
gentle girl whose guardianship he now re-
gretted to have accepted.
Mr.. Derwent late in the evening came in
to the drawing-room where Violet sat, with
her work-box open before her, watching
Sybil, who was pacing up and down the
terrace beneath the windows. 5gsts
"Quite alone?" he asked, as he paused
beside her. - szssE.;sSS
eyes; sybl appears to fancy thatyiiolentl
exercise will cure headache Of which she
has been complaining for, although she
pleaded that as an excuse fo1 neither talk
ing nor reading, she has walked to and fro
until am tired Of seeing her. will &c
and tel her you have come mona. She
spoke as if she particularly wnshed te speak
to you" 49,
~No," said Mr.. Dervent, stopping her,
az glad Of any change, she was running
away. edo not call her. She must reserve
what she has to say until morning. 1 am
too Ill and unhappy to listen to her to-
With looks of the deepest concern, Violet
began to interrogate him, but he checked
her. "Ask me nothing now, love. Tomorrow
I must have some conversation with you.
Will you come to me in my study after
breakfast ?"
She readilyassented, and with solenlnity
that awed her, he added, "To-morrow,
Violet, you shall learn much, Of which you
are now ignorant. Tomorrow you must
make decision on which not only the hap
piness, but the honor of another depends !"
He left her, and when Sybil came in and
inquired for him, Violet heard a servant tell
her that his master, feeling very unwel,
had gone to bed.
Depressed by his manner, and SYPHILIS
grave lo ks, Violet followed his example,
and weary with the wakefulness Of the pre-
ceding night, she soon slept.
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pavement; and put him to bed. Now
just this minute there he was again, away
astern, going through that sort Of tight
rope leviltry the same as before"
"Well, think IN stay by, next time be-
has one Of those fits. But I hope M
have them often. You just ought to have1
seen him take this boat through Helena
crossing. Inever saw anything Sc CANDY
before. And i:he can do such gold-leaf,
kid-glove, diamond nd-breastpin plotting,
when he is sound asleep, what couldn't he
DO if he was dead p',-Mark 9Oain.
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DENTISTRY! DENTISTRY !! !!
DR.. Il. D. WILSON

OFFERS his professional services to
w the people of Abbeville County
and of upper South Carolina. Having
Just finished course of study in the
Pennsylvania College of Dental Sur
gerry; he feels fully competent to att attend I'd
skilled Dental Surgery that may be
brought to him. He asks the patronage
of the people, and guarantees full and
complete satisfaction. He has procured
a full set of tirst-class Dental Instru-
ments, and is prepared to do first-class
work at most reasonable rates.
BS@ OFFICE inst over Post Office.
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The greatest friend Of truth is time;
her greatest enemy is prejudice; and her
constant companion is humility.
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GEORGETOWN.

REv. DR. p. l.. CHAPPELLF, OF Baltt-
more, who is advertised in The STAR to
preach at Trinity (CathslIcl Church here on
Sunday morning flor the benefit of the poorl
Is one OF the most eloquent divines In the
church, and there will doubtless be a large
congregation present.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS-At the regular
monthly meeting of the Georgetown Cstho-
lie Hibernjan Beneficial Society held on
Wednesday night, 1st instant, the following
officers were chosen for the year 1916: Arthur
Small, president; Daniel J. Hartiyan, LIST
vice president; Christopher Segerson % vice
president; Patrick McIntyre, recording seq
rotary; Florence $. O'Donnoghue, financial
secretary; Peter F. Gowan, treasurer; G.. II.
r. Thorn, marshal.
THE offerings of wheat at the Merchants,
Exchange to-day amounted to $50 bushels.
sales Of $500 bushels at SI.28, sI3SY, Sis,
S1.5O. ~
CATTLE MARKET. - MesSrs Means
Weaver & Co, report sales at Droyers' Resi-
yesterday of 375 head of cattle at from 3 Z to
cents per pound; 700 sheep and lambs were
SOLD at from to o. cents per pound for old
sheep, and from =. 80 to "a 80 per head for
lanbSi - COWS and calves were sold at from
S25 to $50. Market brisk.
CANAL TRADE.-Arrived-By canal
Boat Seneca with 1215 bushels wheat 400
bushels coru. 500 bushels mill feed and 100
barrels flour for t. G. Wheeler; boat CaIejo-
MIA with 260 barrels flour for j. G.. q j. NJ
Waters. By rail-200 bushels wheat for II
NJ. Talbot.
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ALEXANDRIA.

FIRE AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. arrived
mere by the Washington and Ohio railroad
this afternoon report that as they passed
Leesburg the splendid and hospitab!e resi-
dence OF Colonel John W. Fairfax, near that
place, was in flames, and there was little
doubt that il would be entirely consumed.
The fire is supposed to be accidental, and the
loss is not yet ascertained. President Grant
was entertained at this house when he visit
ed the Loudoun fair last year.
PASTORAL CALL.-Rev. W. NJ. Dame, now
OF Norfolk, has been called by the vestry of
Christ church, OF this city, to the rectorsbip
of that church. He was in this CITY We ;ter-
day and assisted in the marriage ceremony
of bis brother in law, Mr.. Emmett Funsten
but did not state whether or not he had de-
termined to accept the call.-Gazette, ID
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egular panel game. Henry Harris, Washing
ton and William Stewart were charged with
the larceny of a chest OF black tea from Mr..
White, a grocer, corner 9Th and " streets,
worth $40 Harris was discharged and
the others sent to the grand jury.
David Hickey, pasturing his goat on a street
park: IS. Maria Washington was sent down
for vagrancy. Frederick Lockwood, same;
80 days in chain gang. Harry Nicholson
forfeited collateral. Robert Frierstreet
cursing; S5. James Jackson forfeited. las
Washington, vagrancy; personal recogni-
Zance. Richard Burch forfeited collateral
Annie Willis, enticing prostitution. $40 or
90 days. VIM. Schofieid forfeited John
Carroll. same. Melvina Omeeu, loud and
bOisterous; IS,
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81. Audreus' Society.

A banquet was held Tuesday evening at
Russell & Leonsrd.s in celebration Of the
twentieth anniversary of 81. Andrews
Society. After most enjoyable supper,
served in excellent style, the literary exer-
eises OF the evening began with Mr.. William
saunders presfttng. and VIM. r. Smith,
secretary. The toasts were all drank in hot
Scotch punch, and the frs: 1.-The day we
celebrate and a wha honor it," was re-
sIOrded 70 by the President. Mr.. Saunders,
IN neat address, in which he spoke of the
the foundation and object of the society, its
continued prosperity and the brotherly love
which had always bound them together. He
gave also sketch of similar societies in this
country. and especially in this city. Mr..
John Parsons then sung in good voice
Within Mile OF Edinburgh Town. To
tie second toast ssThe Queen OfGreat Britain
and the President of the United States" Mr..
John Re6ky responded. In response to the
third toast ssSiSter societies and kindred as
SCciaiiOEs throughout the world; may peace
ard plenty be their lot and a that's good at
feEd them" Prot. Taylor. of the Burns
tiub, offered Few appropriate remarks.
After the toast. Washington City: the new
hub Of the universe. the new center OF civiIi-
ZatiOn-' Gen. BallOch sang annie LaurieS
AL joining in the chorus. 1.-The Land o
Cakes: An honor TO her sons: May her sons
never diShOnOr her, - was followed by hu-
nOIOus song rendered in fine style by Mr..
VIM Tucker. The sixth toast, The Land
OF Washington: May her sons and daughters
Iorg enjoy the liberties left them DIV their
sires. was answered by the company's sing
ing the Star Spangled Banner" with Gen.
BaIICch leading. In response TO "The Press:
May IT'S influence be for the veal of the couu-
Try Mr. Julien offered few words, and he
was followed by j. u. Doyle, who sang
Comm ThrO' the Rye The eighth toast
The poets and song writers of Scotland:
Their crown of glory will never fade" was
responded 10 by Col. NJ. Ball, OF the Virginia
Sts,,i0ei, VINO made quite an eloquent little
speech, which was loudly applauded. In re-
sIOnse 10 the last toast on the programme.
Tine LaSseS: Bright gems OF the ocean OF
life" Nh W. b. Todd sang an appropriate
sCng. Other songs were sung and tOasts
oreTsdi among the latter, the health OF
the founder of the Society, Mr.. VIM. r.
Smith was proposed, who in reply offered
the health Of 'Our absent friends, one and
all. coupled with the name of David Knox,
row OF Omaha, lately leading spirit among
The SOUS Of Scotia here. The celebration was
closed at late hour by "Auld Lang Syne,"
which was sung by all.
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Condensed Locals.

y marriage license has been issued to
Thomas Enright and Bridget ODriscou.
The cars have commenced running on the
Capitol, o street, and South Washington
street railroad.
Messrs. John Ferguson and Lawrence
Gardner were last night elected members OF
the u. G. Game Protective Association.
The investment of money in real estate Sc
ouTity Is made a speciality by Il. II. Warner
See his advertisement In another column.
The Card BGSkei is the name of a handsome
weekly society journal To be started to-mor-
row In this city, by T.. A. Jacobs, editor, and
C. Il. WidstTand, proprietor.
Al a meeting or the produce exchange last
evening. NESsrs. HOge, Saum, and Howard
were appointed committee to wait on the
District Commissioners to urge the appoint
ment Of thoroughly competent person as
flour Inspector.
The anniversary Of the Methodist Freed
mems Aid society was held at the MetTopol
itan church last night. There was large
attendance. Addresses were delivered by
Rev. Dr. Townsend, of Boston University,
and Pew. DIR. Walden, OF CINCINNATI.
TIE Liquor Dealers Protective ASsocia-
tlCn met last evening, and. on motion of Mr..
A ETecaZZi; the secretary was instructed to
notify the members OF the advisory board
20 hold meeting and take into cOnsidera-
ton the cases OF members whose applica-
tons FOR licenses have been rejected by the
board of police.
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A. SAKs d Co, BIG 7th stree

MEMS AND Boys Hats and Caps. All
Kinds of Leather and Cloth Gloves, Medi-
Gated Scarlet Flannel Undershirts and
Drawers. White Knit Shirts and Drawers,
30 cents, 10 cents and 81, aud upwards. Wool
Jackets, Dress Shirts, Mufiiers, Hosiery,
Neck-Wear, Suspenders, &c, &c. cheap for
cash at Lewis, 900 eth street, between 1 and
X D
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S5-Children's Chinchilla Overcoats-S5.
s5Boy's Jacket and Pants-s5
S5-Children's Blouse or Harvey Suits-S5
Great Variety Popular Prices - Well
made Garments.
A SAEs Il Co 316 9Th street
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READING NOTICES.

THE CROWN BUFFALO HORN COMBS
They pass smoothly through the hair, with
out catching or breaking il of. They will
not scratch or ipjure the scalp.
A FULL LINE of the Crown Tooth Brushes,
Hair Brushes and Combs, by w. s. ThCmp-
son, druggist, 702 18th street.
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LOCAL. NE VS..
AmusemeRts, de-. Tonight.

NdtioilGI ThedteT.-Mr. John Mccullough as
'fRichelieu."
TheGteT ConliqIle-"LOst, and a first-class
variety performance.
Avenue 7heGt1.-Benent OF Johnny Harris.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.-Men's listers, SO;
Youths listers, 81; Children's Chinchilla
OVercoats, IS. All of these goods are bar
gains. Quantities limited.
A. SAKS & Co, SIG 9TH street.
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For only s13 each we have a handsome
line OF Fur Beaver Overcoats, plain or silk
face. HABLE BROS, TIN and ID SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-03

FOR only $40 each we have a large seIec
ton of good genteel Business Suits.
liable Bros, It'll and d SITS,
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CITY ITEMS.

CHARLES HEIDsIECK Sillery. Extry Dry,
and Grand Vim Medaille Champagne. For
sale by Hail u Hume. 12,3,eo3:
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LONGFELLow AND HARRY BAssETT-E l.
wards * Hutchison's Stimulating Linim IL
is the best thing for injuries in Horses. 4:
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n emaEaI-

OUR Sl3 Fur Beaver Overcoats are stylish
and warm; best thing in the market at the
price. HABLE BROS, 9Th and D SITS.
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Weather Probabilities Today.
orrIc. OF CH1Er SIGNAL OFrrexn, !

For the middle states, easterly winds, sta
tiOnaTy aud falling barometer, slightly
higher temperature, increasing cloudiness
and possibly light snow or rain.
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The office Of "The Arlington Fire Insur-
ance Company for the District of Colum
bia," has been removed to the Companyss
Building, No. 1905 Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite u. s. Treasury. 1928
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NEW GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES

Owing 70 the unprecedented dul,ncs- In CONNER
otAi circles m New York city, have been enabled
10 purchase scme RaRu BARGAINS IN FOREIGN
and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, which We ofior al :
slight sdvauce en- the original cost Stylish SnoW-
fake ano hnlckeTbookeI suitngs: beautiful Plaids,
n all qualities, from 20 cents 20 So 20 Der yarf:
Plain Dress Goods, from IS certs % : 90 rqr vars
Black Alpacas and MOhairs, 25 ceuts q ! q per
yard, Blsck silks. (tuoluding Bounet. Belleus,
Gpinef and Cote & neCote celshrated mskes,D q -
81 t Per ysrd: seal Brown SILK. AZ 50 per yard,
worth %; Black Cashmeres, original Frgnch dive.
very cheap; Beaver Cloth for lAdiss saogues al re-
S G prices; Androscogsin yard widel Blesohes
Cotton, 10 cents, SIR Faced Velvet, 50 q 90 per
yard; p iuch AL SIX Velvet, Sl2 Per ward, ~
greatly reduced price.D Turkey Red Table DamAsk
- cents and mp; button Paris Kids, in all cOlors
SllS; most complete line Of Ladies and Gents
Underwear q the very hest makes and sly lee direct
from the manufacturers, at wholesale prices: Wool
len Blsnkets from IS o. IS per pair; Bedspreaas,
NJ 20 s.; boulevard Skirts, q aud upwards:
Prints "a cents and mp; Hoee from 10 cents - -
per pair. We efer the above mentioned Goods,
win com rlefe assortment a. other Fancy aud Do
nestle DRY Goods, At equally low prices All goods
are nrst class, and marked ia plain figures OnIl
and examine BRODHEAD q CO..
noylstr $50 Penna av., bet. On aud lOth sts
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CHILDREN's SETS, coral and stone; brace
Iets, with chains; finger rings, plain and
store Agents for the Lake George diamonds
70 gold. No. 49, Pa. avenue, near ~ ST.
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-, 80 'S-NN - S'S'
The Office of .. ffs%0 arlington Fire 1nsur.
ance Company for the District of Column
bia," has been removed TO the Companyss
Building. No. 1505 Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite U. =. Treasury. 1913
FRAGRANT SozoDoNT hardens and invig-
crates the gums, purifes and perfumes the
breath, cleanses, beauties and preserves the
teeth from youth to old age. Sold by all
Druggists. co
DIR. w. E. ScorT, President of the College
OF Physicians, Montreal, writes: 81 have re-
ana Tonic lnrfgordtoT as the best preparation
nsed for Debility, Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Fever, Ague, &c. go
OUR genteel $40 Business Suits are in %
different varieties and styles. Examine
them. liable BROS, It'll and ID SITS
THE ONLYISAFETY for persons who have
a constitutional tendency to consumption is
TO resort to Hdle'S Honey Of HOretoUIsd and Tar,
whenever they are attacked by cough, cold
hOarseness, or any other complaint Of the
throat or lungs. Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
First;Class scoaTins and Dysing.
A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing to his new building, 9O6 G. street. 3
ooors west of 9th street, just few steps
from his former place on 9th street, where he
is ready to do any work In his line in his su-
perior manner. Kid Gloves and Shoes,
Grape Wells cleaned at very short notice.
LhUles' dresses cleaned WITHOUT taken apart
and spots removed without cleaning the
whole garment Gents Clothes cleaning and
dyeing speciality. 1l,N-tr
FIFTEEN SHADES and styles of Fur Bea-
yer Overcoats at Sl3. They are nobby. See
them. liable Bros, tin and ID SITS.
=, FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCES have tested
the virtues OF DR.. Wistor's BdLsanl Of wa
Cherry, and It'll now generally acknowledged
10 DE the best remedy eXtant for pulmonary
ana lung diseases; embracing the whole
range from slight cold to a settled consump-
tlon. Were 1T not for its merits, it would
long since have "died, and made no sign"
90 cents and 81 bottle, large bottles much
the cheaper. 60
1T WILL PAY you TO examine our "Spe-
cialty $40 Business SuIts"-they are warm
and durable.
HABLE Bros, eth and d SITS.
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calendar
month. Banking hours, Q to {. Saturdays,9
10 and to 8. Ht3, 14t16
Removal-Corns. &C.
On and after December LIST, DR.. White,
Cstropodist, will occupy the very eligible
apartments Of the new brick building, 14l6
pennsylvania avenue, opposite Wizards
Hotel, where he will continue the successful
treatment OF COrns, Bunions, Chilblains,
vascular Excrescenees, Club and Ingrowing
FRICKLKs removed by Natures Beauti1er.
FRICKLrs removed By Natures Beautiner
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FRAGRANT SoZoDONT hardens and invig-
crates the gums, purifies and perfumes the
breath, cleanses, beauties and preserves the
teeth from youth to old age. Sold by all
Druggists. co
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A NoTHEB LOT OF Nav AND CaEAP MA
IN GOODS Jns' received nom New lork, phila-

IN GOODS Jusf received from New NorR phiis-
delphia aud rsl-imrre.
CkRTERS, 7Or MARKET SPACE
btso ards best Plain Black Galicn. g.: 40 varIs
double idth black Alpaca. ., worth Sc: 100 yAris
nearly fNo-Y ards v ite Rlsck MasCr rrorf. ~
worth .. % yards ~ very nue BLACK sshmere All
wool. q. IS Sc, 81 O ysrfs a. 81 the new fazh-
Son Dress Goods Plain. Plaid DfesS Goois, Is 81 q
-. q, IS, Toe sg0o ysrds of yard vide heaNT In
bleschcd Cotton, 6Ac-, ~ yards 81 one Yard sud
CRATER vide PILLOW case Cotton. llc l.ttN yards
- two yards and A qrarter wide shedding Cotton,
20; &c pairs q Double Blankets, 50, worth e.
medicated all wool Red FLANNEL, soc so yards {
Cassimeres for men ard BOY wear. 81 -. So IS SC
8 I; all Linen HsBik @rchiefs, &C. a ! Linen Nan
ktns &c excellent Ladies' Sticking, iec go ards
real feather prcoi Bed Tick. IS, worth Sc 10 O0G
yards OF splendid alico besutful PATTERNS &C also
the very bet yard wide Cotton male, Ice IN small
pieces, vards and ards tn creates; bargains IN
Blach SiIks, q 8. -. al Is. 80 nnraa ~
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"He UiU necer hare a good thing
cheap aCitO is afraid to ask the
price,"

Suits.
Overcoats.
Dress Suits.
business Suits.
Perfectly Fitting Shirts
Handsome styles Of Trowsers.
Reliable qualities Of Undertaking.
New and desirable styles of Eeokwear.
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AN IScENDIARY FiRE--About 80 O'Clock
his morning a IRE suddenly sprung up in
the stationery store OF Mr.. Lloyd, No e0s
9Th street northwest Officer Felt turnei in
an alarm from box 125. and the fire depart
ment responded promptly and extinguished
the work of an ineendiary
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THE METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK paws
nve per cent: interest on ali deposits made
on or before the Sd of each month. Its board
Of directors is composed as follows SAINT
Norment, Nicholas Acker, w. II. Clagett,
James s. Edwards, John H. Goddard, G. K.
burger, and b. II. Warner.
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BCTLDING ASsoCIATIoNs-At the four
teenth monthly meeting OF the Carroll Co
operative Building Association, held last
nlgnt, money sold at 12s per cent.
Tie second Washington Cooperative
bulldlng Association held its fifteenth
monthly meeting last night in the Board OF
Trace rooms. The funds on hand $50 O00)
were sold at an average premium o. lis per
cent.