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stree, Cars should Run All Night.

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
The bill introduced Il. the Senate and published
IN The STAR last Monday TO authorize the Capital
Cable company To construct its railway on certain
streets in Washington says: Gears shah be be-
tween the hours OF u and Midnight Before
this till is reported from the District committee or
before IL Is passed IL should be amended as TO
provide for the running OF after midnight at
intervals OF half an hour. Newspaper IeE, printers
and El2ny other persons are out after midnight,
and II Is disgrace TO tue city that street car travel
should stop at midnight half hour thereafter.
The District Commissioners at their conference
with the representatives OF The street railroad
panies to-day should Insist on having ears run all
night al Intervals OF half hour Or one hour.
REFORM
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LANS BURGH & BRO.
ja7-Gt 4a0. 400 AND 424 SEVENTH srRx.9
ERENcH BRocApEp VELvErs.

SEATON PERRY
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY 4 BROTHERD
HAS AN ELEGANT STOCK OF BLACK AND COL.
DREp BRoCADEDN ELNETS FROM 50 50 to els 90
PER YARD.
SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF LYONS BLACK AND
COLORt d PtRt SILK NELVETS, FROM 20 TO
2s INCHES WIDE. RANGING FROM e5 TO o.
BLA.k AND CoLORED TRIMMING vELvETa.
FROM S175 To s..
BLACK AND WHITE BEADED SATIN TABLIERs
RICH TWO, TONE BRoCADED VELVET AND SAITH
DRESS FRONTS.
MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF FRENCH SATINS RAD.
NMEisS OTTOMANS BROCADES. SURAHS
AND GROS-GRAIN SILKS, IN BLACK AND All.
CoLORS FOR DAY AND EVENING WEAR
EVENING GAUZES. ILLUSIONS, SILK MCLLA.
AND CREPE DE CHIMES.
PERINOTS CELEBRATED KID GLOVES
LADIES SILK HOSIERY IN GREAT VARIETY
fhENGH PROBABILITIES AND TRICOTS FOE
COMPLETE STOCK OF GERMAN AND IRISH
LINEN TABLE CLOTHS. NAPKINS DOYLEYS
TRAY CLOTHS, TOWELS. PILLOW AND SHEET.
LUNCH CLOTHS WITH DOYLEYS To MATCH
e. ALL WINTER WRAPS. JACKETS NEWMAN.
kETS AND RUSSIAN CIRCULARS AT PRIME
COST, TO CLOSE THEM OUT.
81 SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
EVENING GOODS BY GAS-IIGHT
ID "a C Ia,s1 GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
SEATON PERRY.
Perry BUILDING
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9Th strese
Established 1870. IS
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Attacked by Highvaymen.
NAN KNOCKED DOWN, SEVERELY HURT AND ROB

About O'Clock last evening colored man named
Robert Bias, living at No. 1919 street northwest
was knocked down and robbed on the north side OF
street, between 18th and nth streets northwest,
near the scene Of the Hirth murder by two coiored
men, one OF whom, he said, was named Cornelius
Campbell and the other Green Lightfoot. Bias was
taken to Lewis drug store corner l4th and streets
northwest, and his wound was dressed, after which
he was sent to his home and Dr. p H. Eaton was
called In and rendered medical aid The physician
He was cut on the lips and back part OF the head,
apparently With some blunt instrument Campbell
Is short, th1ck-Set man. dark skin and driver at
Godey's lime kiln Both the alleged highwaymen
have been arrested,
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A Notable win Contest.
LEaATEKs FIGHTING FOR THE PROPERTY OF An OLD
NAN WITHOUT RELATIvES


The contest In the case OF the Will Of John VII
son, the Walden miser, was begun at Newburg. n.
T.. yesterday, before Surrogate Roswell c. Cole
man Wilson died last october in his eightieth
year, leaving an estate valued at from $4,000 to
$4,000 He WAS never married. and no relatives OF
his up to this time have been found Hehad mar
RED sister, named Peck, who went west forty years
ago Inc Wilson estate is entirely personal, being
composer OF United states government bonds and
savings bank deposits The man was an eccentric
cnaractsr and lived alone many years He left sew
eral WIS one OF which was executed two days be
fore his DEATH and another the day previous to bis
decease. Rival claimants under these two Wills
nave Instituted the present proceedings The first
document leaves the greater portion OF the estate
70 young woman named Eleanor Oldham, who, It
Is said, befriended the Old man by many acts OF
kindness, particularly during the last days OF his
NE. Inc last document, which was drawn up by
the physician who attended hum during his final
linesS bequeathS $1,000 to the sister referred to,
Eliza Peck. and the balance OF the property to Seve
ral Ilends, three brothers named Kidd getting the
greater portion. In this Will nothing whatever is
lett 10 Miss Oldham. but her fathergets house and
loe ana $1,000 In cash The proceedings which com,
menced yesterday concern the validity Of the Will
drawn up the day before Wilson'S death. Probate
influence and fraud
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FRIGHTFUL ATTACK UPON MONEY CHANGER
AND HIS FAA1LY.-Three men entered the of1ice OF
a money changer named Eisert, III Vienna Austria.
last evening, on the pretext OF wishing TO change
some rOubleS, and attacked and severely wounded
Eisert The latter ran to an adjoining room, where
MS CHILDREN We're with their gOvernesS The men
Ioliowed ana MORALLY wounded EiSert, and then
and mortally wounded, and q second child was ter
rloiy injured, and now lies in hopeless condition
Inc governess fled from the house and was not
made on. Their object was supposed to be plum
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A Court Scandal.

THE WIFE OF PRINCE FREDERICK CHARLES NICTIo-
LAS, OF PRUSSIA, THREATENS DIVORCE PROCEED
INGs
Court circles in Berlin are stirred to their pro-
1oundest depths by scandal which involves in its
meshes the two proud houses of HChenzolern and
Anhalt The alleged culprit Is no less parsonage
than Prince Frederick Charles Nicholas. the nephew
or the emperor. ard one OF the most distinguished
generals OF the Franco Prus3ian war. His wife,
the Princess Marie Anne. daughter OF the Duke
Leopold Frederick. OF linhait, lately discovered
what she considers conclusive evidence OF the
princes 1ndiscretion with lady who Is prominent
In the court or the Empress Augusta. but whose
lidlne has not been allowed to trans5ire Ii Is
almost certain that the princes eScapade is thing
Of the past
A TERRIBLE SCENE.
The princess. however, seems to have convinced
herself that She had reason to complain OF the
prince. She confronted him with the proofs OF his
thOnghtlessnesS. 4 terrible scene resulted. The
storm or anger which possessed the princess dashed
the prince 10 fury ard bitter ordinations were eX-
changed The upshot Of the row was that Prince
Frederick Charles absolutely refused to comply
with the demands or the princess that ne should
refuse to Speak to the ady III question. and ,ilat
the princess threatened TO prosecute him il the
pubic courts for Il divorce.
TIE EMPEROR AS AREITEH.
There have been as yet no pubic proceedings re-
garding the scandal, and the Berlin newspapers
contain only the vaguest alllsons to the affair 1t
Is known, however, that Prince Frederick Charles
has submitted the question to his august uncle the
emperor, and agreed 10 abide by his decision rs
the head OF the IIohenzoiern family. The emperor
has issued al order. in which after expressing his
profound sorrow for the occurrence OF such a de-
plOrabie disagreement. he decides that suit for
divorce cannot De permitted but that separation
may DE arranged after due provision has been made
10 protect the heritage rights OF the princess and
her offspring.
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The democrats Of the Springfield, Mass, district
nave unanimously nominated Col A. C. Wood
worth, OF Chlcopee, for Congress
FREDERICK T. hardtman, the boot-black who was
arrested short time ago for shooting at Mrs A. r.
from which he was elected While begging. banged
himself Tuesday morning In his cell az the Tonbs
prison.
At Scnaefrerstown, Pa, Monday night. Mrs
Daniel Plattenburg, bride OF few months ar
rayed herself In her bridal robes and Swallowed rat
signed for the suicide.
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Amusements. &c, Tonight.

NATIONAL THEATEK--Joe Jefferson IN the SRI
walls"
FoKDs OPERA H0CsE--Fori's Comic opera Com
pany in 1.-THE Begg IT student
THEATER CoAIQCE--Nac-Ndc dancers and va
rteties-
DINE Observation-Disclosures, menagerie and In
erestiag p erfOrIGance.
WILLARD HALL-Concert.
TABEKsACLE CHUgCH Young Peoples concert.
Lecture by j. A. Macknight.
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WHY Gov. IRELAND WAS VOCIFERoUsLY AP-
PLAUDED.-Gov. Ireland, by Invitation, addressed
the Texas stockmen's convention In Galveston yes
terday. He disciaimed having advised the pasture
men TO take shot guns In hand to redress their
wrongs, but would say: "If you ind man setting
Should shoot him-weu, MAKE no pledges" This
was vociferously applauded, being taken as an i'm
piled promise that the governor would pardon fence
cutter killers
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SEVEN VICTIMS OF PoIsoN-Near Kaufman the
county seat OF Kaufman county, Tex, has lived
for many years the Byrd family, tenants on Dr.
Benefits farm. There are nlne in the family.
Thursday night OF last week seven OF the falniy
were seized with a deadly sickness. Physicians
were called and antidotes for poisoning were ad-
m1niStered. On Sunday the father and two OF his
little daughters were dead Wednesday two Others
died, and Two more We're at the very door OF death
1t Is believed that the poison put In the family
water bucket Thursday evening of last week. A
neighborfng farmer is suspected. This farmer had
trouble with the Byrd family and sued one OF the
Doys, put lost his case and has since threatened
nave revenge. An inquest and Investigation will
follow. Meantime, the suspected man Is in danger
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An Insurance Company's Fight.
SUIT TO COMPEL THE PAYMENT OF TEN THOUSAND
DOL ICx,

DOLLAR POLICY.
An interesting insurance case which has occupied
the attention the United States court in Trenton
n. j., for few days past came to a close yester-
day. 1t was that Of the widow Of VIM. A. Davey
OF Jersey City, against the IEtna Life Insurance
company, OF Hartford, Conn., Davey entered into
a contract with the defendant company on July IL,
1873, by which it was agreed that upon the yearly
payment by him OF a premium OF $2,3 the defend
ant, within ninety days after notice OF his death
would pay over to his surviving relatives $4,000
The payments were regularly made. Davey died
August 8, 1881, and the proofs OF his death were
properly submitted. The company refused to pay,
on Tie ground that Davey had drank himself 10
death; hence the suit. Numerous witnesses were
examined 10 prove that Davey had been addicted
to the haDitual use OF liquor. Judge Mckennan In
his charge TO the jury said that SINGLE eXceptive
indulgence III 1ntOXic.nts does not constitute In
temperance and that 1t Is sufficient for the defend
ants TO show that illness was caused partially by
alcoholic stimulantS. II he had been or tnLe1lper-
ate habits, and by single indulgence became Ill
and died, the company's responsibility Is voided.
The jury retired in the forenoon and up TO late
hour last night had not agreed upon verdict.
They stood ten for the plaintiff ana two for the
defendant
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DRY GOODS.
IMMENSE REDUCTION

WkAPN
In order 20 clC the few remaining FINE
NlNTFR GARMENTS OF our stock W. have u,ado
such liberal reductions we think vii con eud
them 90 he lste buyer
We quote the foil wing rrductiona viz, Two Ans
Ottoman silk DOLMANS. hands mely trimmed; fer
mer ~ ice SEQ sSS Two very Handsome Br,ccade
" vet NEMMaRkETs former rr,ce e,o reduoe4 .
mer III So reduced 70 49, One very elexant Bro-
cadA Nelvet DOLMAN. hands me Quilted SATIN Liniu9
and Trimmed with wide Russian Hair; former prica
So. reduced 10 so. one fine Seal p ush NEwM AZ
MI. trimmed with Russirn II. ir. former price SO
nd aced 20 SJ0 Two extra hne silk Seal p uah
SACQuFs, real Seal Orr ments and best quality
Quilted Satin Lninr former prics S6S reduced g. 80
WOODWARD 4 LOTHR0P,
oNE-PkICE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
jay No. 92l PennsylN ania avenue.
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GRAVE ROBBERS IN THE WFST.-ThOmas Coffee
and James Wright. two men arrested in Rochelle
Ill, for robbing graves. We're last evening removed
10 oregon to protect them from the excited citizens
An investigation. mace ut the Chicago Medical col
lee last night, reveals the fact that since SUNDAY
SIN corpSeS have been received from Indiana and
Illinois towns These bodies, 1t Is believed are the
products of grave rOhher1eS
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From Prison 10 the stage.

TERESA Sll kLA PREPARING FOR THE ITALIAN OPERA.
Teresa Sturla, who figured year ago as the de-
PENDANT in sensational murder trial in Chicago,
left Baltimore this week for New York to study for
Italian opera. She has resided with her relatives
In Baltimore since her release from the Joliet I'll
prison, where she served out years sentence.
During the progress OF her trial in Chicago for
the killing OF CHARLES Stiles. she was the object OF
sympathy OF many of the leading society ladies' or
that city While serving out her sentence in Joliet
she was visited by many OF these ladies, who were
unremitting in their attentions 10 her. Upon be-
ing released from the Institution she was taken in
charge by several OF these ladies. and was accom-
panied by them part Of the way TO Baltimore.
The plan mapped OUT for her future life was, after
the young woman had recovered from the excite
Eent OF the past two years b. quiet rest at home.
size was 10 study Italian OPERA for which her splen-
did soprano voice especially suited her. Since
Teresa residence In Baltimore. says the Baltimore
american, she has been continually IN receipt OF
letters am: Inducements to return TO her former
course OF life. and splendid promises held out to
ne: IN case she would accept. Among others who
nave been anxious iGr nerreturn to Chicago the we'll
known Freddie tit hhardt sent her telegram on
last Monday. in1ui.1ng il she intended going back
TO Chicago In the face of all this pressure brought
10 bear on the girl she has continued SteadfaSt iii
her resolve 10 lead better life.
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TYLER 4 CHEwyTN0
AUTTRELL'S.

Still remaining on hand few
LADIES' WRAPS IN SILK, CLOTH AND STOCK.
INETTE.
Which we will continue TO sell AT AND BELOW COST
until tn, last IL gone
BLANKETS and COMFORTS at greatly reduced
prices to close ont stock
IRlCoTS and HABIT CLOTHS in all the most des6r.
able shades at r,duced prices
We have reduced our 81. y COLORED SILK 70 a.
SPECIAL BAkGAINS will be offered in al kinds Of
DRESS GOODS during the next thirty DAYS u uskS
room for Spring Goods
J. A LUTTREIL & co,
.as Az Marr., s,~
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LONDON Cough Syrup, only 10 and % cents.

HERzo6 selling out oyereoats, half prices, 9OS 9th
street northwest.
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Jos. ". DAVIS. Secretary.

ACCIDESTs.-AhCut nine o'clock last night Officer
Britt found young white man NAMED ChaS. Peck
lying on U street. between 18th ami 12th streets
Invest, In inSenSible cOndlt ION. caused by
fall on the he The officer conveyed him u the
residence Of Judge Harlan. corner OF lItn and o
streets Medical all was rendered Yesterday
Afternoon q white man named j. IiQkinS, living
at No 1873 street. had his thigh bone broken by
three baies OF hay striking him while unloading
WAGON al bis residence
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CHANCE FOR BARGAISs.-S25,O 600 worth OF boots
and shoes 10 be sod at HeIlbrun's Old stand, Nc.
<O2 9TH ST. d ". BY order OF assignee.
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TIE COMING LABOR acknowledgement
meets in Philadelphia tomorrow. Treasurer g. D.
Lennon, OF New York. said: 1--WE DO not expect to
nominate a candidate for the presidency. Perhaps
the conference may order the calling OF national
convention TO lie held after those Of the two great
parties TO ndOrse the candidate who is the beS. eX-
ponent OF our views, or the party which Will in
Sert our plank In their platform. That plank pro-
lection TO American industries and American
labor" Secretary Turner. OF the Knights OF Labor
SAYS that their organization will not take notice Of
the convention
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GRAND CLEARING SALE
OF
COTTON WEAR

HAND. WE HAVE CONCLUDED To MAKE DE-.
CIDED REDUCTIONS. AND TO CONVINCE THE
PC Bic THAT SUCH Is OUR PURPOSE VIZ
SHALL MAKE GENERAL DISPLAY ON QUE
SECOND FLOOR, WITH PRICES AFFIXED ON
EACH GARMENT IN PLAIN FIGURES WHICH
CANNOT FAIL TO ATTRACT THE ATTENTION
OF The LADIES. WE ENUMERATE BELOW A
FEW OF THE SPECIALTIES IN THIS DEPART.
MENT:
LOT III. We Will close AIS Chemises at 12tc
LoT 70 We will close 272 Chemises beautifully mada
with lace hands. at 29c
LOT .. We will close ls5 Chemises with embroidered
fronts, ine tuckins lace bands. at SSc.
rllfaIng. fine tucking. at 49c.
LOT 81 Ghemiss tucked yoke fine embroidered band
LOT a. Chernise yoke Of embroidery best cotton ss
LOT 81 chemise, fine cambria lace yoke latest de-.
LOT IA. Drawers, deep hem cluster tucks At lsc
LOT L. Drawers, six tucks with lace hand at DC
rufie with cluster ucks good cotton at 4ac To close
LOT y; Drawers with embroidered rufie cluster
tucks. al 40.
LOT Drawers double embroidered rue. cluster
LOT 4. Nghtgowns with tucks and cambria ruffiing
LOT 80. Nightgowns with woke of twenty e,st,e
tucks. good caInbric -uffiing. at 6sc
LOT 80 Nlghtgowns, tucked Yoke. finished with en-.
LOT 81 NiThtgowns, yoke With cluster of tucs and
LOT G3 Nightgouns with six inch embroidered voke.
best quality cotton. only 9sr.
LOT - Skirts with deep mem. cluster tucks at $780,
LOT a. Skirts tucked rufiie cluster tucks above q
LOT 81 Skirts with embroidered edge ruf,e cluster
LOT 81 skirts embroidered ruffie two cluster tucks
made OF The best cotton, at SIC.
We ara confident that the SPECIAL SALE OF IN
DERWEAR at the Special prices mentioned viii crowd
orr second foor with eager purchasers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-11

PUBLIC SPEAKEBs and singers End 3. II. Douglass
& Sons Capsicum Cough Drops sure remedy Tor
lOarseneSS
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CITY ITEMS
Attention Voters.-Jook 10 YOUR Interest a,
save doctor bills by using Or. Bulls Cough syrup,

save doctor bills by using Or. Bulls Cough syrup
Almost given away Tomorrow ONLY m
R Goldschnid's Sie.th St NV: coversa, tin sion
jars assorted colors Sc; backing brush with box
tin cuspadores assorted coors use: water nitcSers
49,; crystal glass fruit bowls on stand PC Erencb
CHINA tea setss6 pieces. handsomely decorated with
moss roses and gold only $50 sold elsewhere for
$lo.5O: oval glass dishes Sc: Browns French shoe
dressing &C. bottle; dressing combs 4c: crystal
tea trays assorted colors &C. fruit saucers - for
lsc.; handsome engraved water pitcher with &
go6iets to match only s. IS; japanese individual
salts, for lee; carved side brackets lec worth
Soc; each decorated cup, saucer. plate knife fork
and spoon for children CSC; Japanred bread boxes
clothes lines 4c.; 90 IT. Sc, 90 IT I2c large size CO.
Goa door mats sqc.: French china cups and sau-
Gers decorated with gold 79c clothes baskets sec
cups saucerS and plates Only gec worth 81; bohe-
mian glass bouquet holders Ice. a pair
Special Lots 10 be Closed Out
at Hahn's, SIG 9TH street:
80 pairs Mems Cali Boots s. %: former price g. so
s9 = BOYS, ca r., Boots: Lsa zoe.
IS Ladies F'l-lined shoes -: -
50 Ladies' Kid and Goa House SINNERS o. :.
former price, Soc.: anu many ODDS and ends AT
GalVano-Nagncsic Treatment
ov DISEASE
washington Office. 9222t + street northwest.
nr. L. n PARSONS a. Co.
enough on Corns." forccrnS warts, bunionsl l5c
ThOrntOn's Emulsion
OF pure Goa Liver Oil with EypophUsphlteS OF Lime
anu SOFA Tor coughs. colds. consumption innair,d
nutrition and general debility: easy and IIsoSont
TO take, Prescribed by Physicians. Sold by Drug
glstS. Large bottles, 5)c Manufactured bv W .
thornton. corner Baltimore and Harrison streets,
D''A'ii-ioi'' hd- L,w,T
Wells Health Reviewer cures dysEepsIa, impo-
tence. f' fO
Carstairs. Mccall 81 Co.'s orator Whisky
Nasaldinc cures CatarTh, for p cts I'm
Smokers try Dr. Carmans DentalaId Wash
Carstairs. Mccall & Co.'s Famous Pure RYE.
Dr. Carman's Dentalaid Teeth, Gums, Breath.
ASK your Grocer for the orator Rye Whisky.
LANDLORDS Perfume. Edenia-
lundbOrg's Perfume. Marechal Mel Rose
LundbOrg's Perfume. Alpine Violet
LANDLORDS Perfume. Lily OF the Valley
The "Rough On" Tooth Powder, elegant, l5c.
'AIdermcy Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney Butter. churned every morning,
and delivered in half-nound Ward" prints, SOC per
Milk. DC. per quart, Cream l5c. pint.
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ASSAULTED HIS DAUGHrER-IN-LAw.-T Thomas
Grows an old cOic"ed man. seventy years Old. was
Charged IN III Police Court this morning with as
Sau:tiDg his daughter-iI-law. Ellen Groves. who
Testified that tie ~ nan cane Into her bedroom
last night and struck her over The head with q
chair While she was asleep. The court thought
mat -lle Old not entirely right in his mind
and not accountable. and sent him To jail Tor fur
Their hearing. BE VIII be examined as to his Ileu-
tel condition
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A PULLMAN CAR CONDUCTOR CoMMTITED-Nm
B. Petit, one OF the Pullman palace conductors
on the PENNSYLVANIA railroad line. between New
York and Washington, arrested last week on the
charge OF derrauding the former company. was
given a final hearing in Philadelphia, yesterday,
and committed to await a requis1t1On from New
defendants train left Washington for Jersey City
on November Goth, sixteen passengers were in the
Pullman car. and SIX more entered at Baltimore
and that Petit returned but eighteen fares for that
trim
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FELL DEAD WHILE PREPARING FOR THE WEDDING.
Mr. Edward Hachwalt and Miss Emma Schwind
were to have been married at o'clock yesterday
morning in Dayton, Ohio just one hour before
the time for the wedding, Miss Anna Hachwalt,
sister OF the bridegroom. fell dead while preparing
Tor the wedding. Services for the dead were sub
stftuted for the wedding mass and the audience
was dismissed, but two hours later the marriage
ceremony was performed. and the married pair
Went INTO mourning.
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HASDsoME BRocApE Snks

HANDSOME BRocADE SILKS
EVENING SHADES, CREAM PINK AND LIGHT
BLUE. reduced from o.. SO to SlOO.
FINE FRENCH DRESS GOODS TRICoTE AND
Fine Cloth Suiting l42 inches wide). al pure
81 Special bargain.
NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON one yard
and a-quarter wide, reduced from 20c to 12,Sc
SILKS! SILKS SILKS, Cheapest Silks in wsshine.
ton Black silks reduced from 81 75cts Black SILKS
reduced from u Is 70 81 Black Silks reduced from
81 80 70 81 Is Black silks reduced from % 70 eAst
Colored Silks reduced from 81 to 75c. Cold 6tlkD
reduced from 81 Is to &l and Coored silk reduced
from 81 IS to 81 Is. Special Bargains.
BLANKETS. all pure fine wool large size lowest cab
value $500. reduced to e5.0Q
ONE HUNDRED nO0) Pieces Of beautiful New Style
DRESS GOODS (actual cash value 25c. }, reduced %
15c.
HANDSOME BROCADE VELVET (Garnetl cheap n
$500 reduced TO 4l50.
COLORED CASHMERES. wide double width puaD
wool. reduced from SOC. TO S7Hc