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Set Fire to the Jail.

DESPERATE ATTEMPT OF MRS. TREHEARN'S
CONDEMNED ASSAILANT TO ESCAPE.
A bold attempt was made about halt-past
Somerset county Jail in Princess Anne, Nd
The fire originated in the southeast corner
room, where James Stevens, coiored, who was
convicted OF committing Il rape upon Mrs
Mary Trehearn, an aged widow, of Dublin dis
trict, and now under sentence OF death for his
crime, and Thomas Caveny, an Eugiishmau
on u charge OF larceny, were confined. The
Jail is built OF stoue and the root OF tin, and
the room in which they were confined is ceiIed
On the four sides with heavy Sheet-irOn. The
fire originated in the ceiling OF the room
where the prisoners were confined. The cell
ing was first saturated with coal oil from q
bottle which they had In the room, and then
set on fire. The fire must have been burning
covered, as the prisoners in the room gave no
alarm. The prisoners In the adjoining room
gave the alarm. The door OF the cell in which
the condemned man was confined was broken
open, and there In one corner Ut the room on
the floor lay stevens wrapped up in a bl anket,
ieigning that he was asleep, while the English
man was sitting on the mantel perfectly un-
concerned. Tue ceiling was then IN blaze,
and the rafters above were rapidly giving
away, while The room was iull OF smoke almost
10 suffOcaIton. CttlZeus got upon the root and
cut holes through the lii roofing, and sue.
was LEFT by the JailOr after supper he was fast
ened TO the floor by means OF tOOtiocks but
when the deputy sheriff went 10 him while the
room was afire and aroused him, he informed
MIN that he had already removed his shackle
and upon examination 1t was found that he
removed from the burnt cell and placed in the
dungeon.
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Too HETERoDoX FOR His PEoPLE.-A storm
burst among the members OF the First Congre-
gationai church OF iilimantc, Conn.,, last
Friday night, when A j. Bowen introduced a
resolution protesting against continuing Mr.
Free Ere as pastor; Mr.; Free ne said, had il nored
as to the divine inspiration OF the Scriptures
There was spicy debate on the matter, the
friends of the pastor charging his opponents
with springing the matter on tie meeting with
out u fair warning. They finally secured an
adjournment Tor three weeks. The Rev. Mr.
Free has been pastor OF the church for years
He has been noted in eastern Connecticut for
his ability and the iiberality OF his views. This
tall he announced that he should vote for pro-
Inhibition and his republican admirers are dis
guSted.
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MASSACHUSETTS SUNDAY I,Aw.-The su
preme court of Massachusetts has decided that
no person has right to keep open shop or do
work for pay on Sunday in that state The case
which called forth this decision was one in
which barber In a Worcester hotel was the
Defendant. The plea OF necessity was not ad.
mltted, on tue ground that tue statute made 1t
immateriaI what the employ ment was. Under
tins ruling every railroad train, Sunday news
paper, restaurant and every other business in
MASSACHUSETTS, can be stopped. The New York
Wortd suggests that ministers who secure their
living by preaching on sunday are subject to
the operation OF this law
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DIR. WOODROW FOUND GUILTY.-The Georgia
Presbyterian synod, at Sparta, last Friday
night sustained the decision OF the presbytery
finding DIR. Woodrow guilty of heresy in his
evolution belief and trusts. DIR. Woodrow on
Saturday gave notice of an appeal to the next
Drs. Stricken and Adams and Col. Billups will
represent the Georgia sy nod at the general as
sembly as respondents to DR.. WOodrow's COM
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For Tuesday and Wednesday At In
OriOle.
500 eth street northwest.


Three button extra fine Kid Gloves at Soc.
worth &c; Fur Trimming. per yard, 25c worth
3Sc; Feather Trimming, Ace, worth zoe. Dark
Gray Fur, 69c., worth Csc; Beaded Edgiug
15c. and Ice, worth 25c. and Doe; Jet Edring
for sc: Cardigan Jacket worth sSc ior sac:
a Blue and Red Mixed Jacket worth 81 % Tor
SllS-a Jacket worth 81. 81; extra size Jackets
Gents Undershirts and Drawers, 39c, worth
o0e.; Boys and Mems Canton Flannel Drswers
2oc; heavy goods, 39c; our 49c. goods are tailor
maue ana are worth Zoe; Gents and Bows
Fur Top Gloves Soc; Heavy Leather or Yarn
Gioves, ooc.; hne Fur Top Gloves, CSC, worth
S1.OO.
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Affairs in West Washington.

Run OFF WITH A RING.-On Saturday after
noon cOlOreu IMAM went INT the jeWelry shop
OF Thomas Thompson, on NJ street, anu assn ( u
to see a ring, which was shown him. He placed
the ring upon his nnger and ran Out OI the store,
quickly lUiIOWed by the proprietor and mum
Der Ut citizens, VINO overlook hin upon street,
where he WAS captured and turned over to Off
cer Eli Riley. Az the station he gave his ns.nle
as Isaiah Brown.
STOLEN BRACELETS on HER WRIsTS.-EIiZa
COsten, u young colOred woman was arrested
yesterday by Oiiicer Burrows, who found upon
her Wrists Il pair OF handsome gold bracelets,
the properly Oh Mrs james ". Walsh. stolen
last mouth While size Was u servant III tleIr
family. Inis morning in The Police Court Eliza
was charged with the larceny ana SELF
fenced 10 90 days IN Jail, and the property was
returned To Mr.. Waisn.
A NOTABLE COLORED FUNERAL.-The funeral
services over the remaln, OF the late Geo. Bris-
cOe, cOlOred, VINO died at the age OF "a, were
held yesterday from O'clock u. H. until alter
pm. Ill Nit. Zion church, and were cououc ed
ny about twenty ministers OF the African Meth
odist Episcopal church. The remains were i'll
TERED in Mi. Zion cemetery, the pal.Uearers
being eight local preachers. tuiiy two thousand
people viewed tine remains.
GRAIN RECEIPrs-Canal boat Beulah arrived
with 900 bushels OF wheat Tor Hartley Bros;
CANAL boat Morning Star arrived win 5000
bushels Oi wheat for Hartley BROS.
HONESTY tINED.-Sauuei honesty, charged
with disturbing the quiet this pace, forfeited
SO collateral III The Police Court Today.
THROWN FROM HIS HoRSE.-YesterJay after
noon Mr.. Leon Despland was thrown from u
Road street. West Washington, and had his
head cut and his left leg bruised.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT A.M.-Great Falls, temperature, 81; cou.
d!tlon, IA Receiving RESERVOIR, temperature,
AS; condition at north connection, l6; south
connection, 3G. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature, 40; condition at lnfiuent gate house,
3o; condition at eiiiuent gatehouse, ST.
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SOLE MANUFACTURER,
vOLINA DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO..
1t baltimore, Nd. U. S. A.
STYLISH DREss Goops

hOAEsPUNS, TkICoT CLOIH. PIN CHECKS,
bOC-CLA, CAsHMEkEIs. IiOIAL SEhGE. o.
IONANo, &C. &c.
BAKGAINS IN DRESS GOODS
CAMEL'S HAIR HOME-SPUNS, pure wool, wide
double width, soc.
BL-a-.AEis. IMMENSE SIZE cash value. S.;
pi ice reduced to 10,
X 20. SLOIA all coiors. pure wool wide double
WIDTH, 5Oc
C,IUih FOR BOYS WEAR, excellent quality
one yard aud q hal wide. Immense double wldtn j.
5Uc.
ROYAL SERGE. all colors, wide double fold IL yds
tor 81
bLA kCAsHMERE sHAwLs. pure wool. sl.5o
40 I--SPoN DitEs5o GOUDsS, ezra width, sic
COLOknD SIl.k VELV. II. 81.
DOCBLk. WHIT. " OU.. BLANkETS, %
ii r-<ANl BED COMFORTS, 1oc
fanny Silks, 81, ~. 4oc.
BLACK BkOCADE SILK VELFETS, 81. SO.
BLACK Silks, splendid assortment, as, 81. 81,
Sl.1o, SloO.
PURE LINEN TABLE DAMAsE, 81. As, SOC.
Palr OF our handsome Uamask Towels, immense
Size, worth 81, or large size BRIDAL QUIT, wurln
worth OF Dry Goods
GcG a ERR TIT ERE RRR. ssss
9 "a Err 4 kkE ERR r ssss
e ooSS ~ Z 3 : Exr Z & ssss =
Mo I'll MAnkET SPACE. Near .th street
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CODE OF RULES FOR THE CATHOLIC CLERGY.
In connection with the late meeting of the
American bishops in Rome and the plenary
pleted and submitted to the pope a code of
rules defining the relations between the bisnons
aud the pope and in regard to the discipline of
no sat ,fnti fa rtyv
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JUST RECEIVED, a full line of gloves, includ-
ing dosskin. lined and unlined; buckskin, Jer-
sey. Scotch knit, Ring wood and kid, at the low
est prices. Francs, corner 9Th and ID, the only
strictly one-price hat aud gents furnishing
store in the city.
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IT's STRANGE how do il, but we do, sell
the best grInuiated sugar for cents; good Java
and Mocha poe: coffee for 20. Is, Is, 12c.;
great reduction in teas; everything first class;
handsome presents to customers % DonnelIs
Tea Company, 18th ST. and Pa ave., Capitol Hill.
Branches Center, Eastern, Western, Northern
Liberty markets Established 1875.
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'BR A y Y nm MN ssSs
BIB IA Z = IMM ssss
'BB "a UU u II ssss
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT

UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
Is replete with articles be had
tri:iins cos. aud which tend maze home cheerful
IN add, ION our welI-selec,ed stock already on
hand we wish TO cali paric attention OF our pat
rous TO the fact that we have just received arg line
r nmas RUGS nuRTsGN nkAPE.Y en-
BAD. DEnED PIANO COVERS. IA isLE CoVr
prove that goods really the cheapest IN the
LACE CURTAINS.
Russian border. 3l2 yards iong, twisted thread,
side border. Ga yards long, striped center. 81 s5
beautiful Brussels effect entirely new 81 81 pair
tine she pattern. very handsome 30 So pair.
Auextra tine ouipure double twisted thread,
PoRTIEREs
Raw Silk Turcoman Cheniie cross Stripe, e4.25 .
A very heavy Turcoman, q, 10 pair;
pair.
All Styles aud Sizes
SIN Jrna Rugs. mott ed, Soc do, best quality door
'e'' a0A'''s "s'''" sci oiLcij0fH
new patIerns. ioc yard Shelf do. new patterns,
Sl2c. yard.
Scrim curtains &c. &c yard tapestry fur
ni,ure covering III an endless variety of styles aud
c0'0f' at very 70" p sSsSKErs
soed 49, ss par a. apps sa nsisy
ss; pair " s1a h ssorS S sisnss
pair a hesvy German s!an.si; $3.50 pair
A fine s,,esia Comfo1. best wsddinv 50 Al. an e,e.
CANT Medallion Turkey Red oil boiled Sd IS French
Sa''sen' 'e' fSs psSsS SIDE DEPARTMENT
qTe nov g so snyw nnt
best in GoiS Long aud Short dresses
three rows OF Hamburg inserting and Hsm6Irx EdS
ing around neck and sleeve Tor SOC
Long Dress of fine Cambria with yoke of so,,d tuck.
and Hamburg edge around neck and sleeves 81 eta
Short Dress Of striped Muslin. Mother Hubbard
STYLE and just the thing ss5 morning wear 40 ca
Mothe. Hubbard Dresses, with yoke Of solid tucks
and five sucks in skir'' g % Sss
collar piped with satin and trimmed With deep s.ss
10 cream ana 'An' 'of sI IoTe
with satin and trimmed with dsep ses IN cream. ssS
SHAWL DEPARTMENT
fyon desire shawl or Opera Wrap Of any descr1p-
ton Il win pay you TO anime sock before pu-
ssa!S. Also: Opera sS.wis. Wraps and Bs.n i
our small snow Winao%. do no. afford .. an o..
We 20 oS os Of se .1 s. aos
Ps sGs sa s an . e 's s .ss
Gall 70 be 70 your advantage
E E 4 4 EBEEiiHH''II s.
7rH. 9Th AND d sIA nl2
nHILDREN's SUITS. AGE STA q, $3.50. O. o
Naad up. Boys sutts eye l3-l8, $50. - - aoo
~ up Boys single Jackeea. e26O aud up Boys
Overcoats ~. e&b0, -. IS ana up Childre0s Over
ana un Mems and Boys Points from o. up
A ntce Pocketbook given away 20 every cnsn pof-
chaser amounting 70 - and over.
Nv sELBY.
ala 1o1A,lolo Rsnnytvanla avsnnA
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The conservation OF Rev. DR.. Alfred A. Curtis,
bishopot Wilmington, Del, took place at the
Catholic cathedral In Baltimore yesterday.
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LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS Books AT Arc.
observation-disclosures bowling begins the sale t.,
morrow evening. AT $50 o clock at bis book
[ooils, Oh me law libraries OF the late Georxe r.
soie miscellaneous works In different depart
meats OF literature.
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DECEIVED INTO A BIGAMoUs MARRIA0E.-
Miss Il. Callahan, who has been one OF the bellies
1i Macon, Ga, WAS married on Monday last to
afnes Larned. They went to salt Springs on q
ton OF the marriage notice set the husband into
. Violent AZ OF anger. Last Thursday night they
boafoed the train TO return h0ne. Laraed
placed the ticket In her hands, babe her good
bye and jumped OF the car. The cause of
Larneds conduct was that he has wife and
Jour children In Louisville.
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Transfers Of Real Estafe.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
w. A. Richards to Joseph A. Smith, sub lot
%, SO. 401; $3.50. Rebecca A. Phenix to T.
H. Wentworth, parts of Alliance; $50, 900. John
E. Bates 10 Mary E. Bradshaw, lots sc and Z.
So. lois; $4,000. c. j. Bell to Gertrude M.
Hubbard, part Pretty Prospect; 3. j. s. Blank
man to Julius Lansburg, sub lot As, SO. 73; s..
Mary Curan to Honora Coyle, part 80. SO. 624;
$500. Catherine K. Prosise to E; 7. Kaiser, paris
to W. NJ. Clayton, sub lots SO to 80, SO. 10:
$1,000. Martin Barringer to L. p. Shoemaker,
sub lot 49, So. so; $4,000. Emma ]. Carpenter
to I; NJ. Lowe, sub lot So, So 81; $1,000. J.
Ridout, in trust interest in property in the Dis
trict; s.. A. L. Barber loJohn L. Arms, sub lot
%, So. 30; S2.2o0. j. T. Arms to George E.
Lewis, same property; s2,4oo. John sherman
to K. L. B. Clark, lot 10, block 90 Columbia
Heights; s., 934. VIM. Sinclair TO j. Stanley
Neale, sub 25, SO. 900; 81, 500. j. s. Neaie to T.
]. Mayer; 81. 700. Charlotte ]. Corey to Mary
F; HARDWOOD, part Is. SO. 372; $500. Sarah E.
Shepherd to j. X. Hartford, part 10 and 20, s.
z. BIS I'd sub Pleasant Plains; $780, w. A.
Stewart 70 y. b. Gage. subs 13 and 25, lot II,
block 2. Eff1ngham; SD, 500. Jesse H. Wilson
ct al. 10 W. r. Decide, sub AZ, So. 176; 81 300
]. Tyssowski TO +. b. McGetrick, sub Is, SO.
1TS. S.. $50 90
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SINCE HOLMES * COUTTS were awarded the
first medal at National Fair Association, WASH
ington, 1879, they have received many other
medals. But do these goods increase "a grocer's
trade in that line? Mr.. J. T. Sheekles, corner
10th and y streets, says they have doubled his
fancy cake business.
See MhaI thirty other fancy grOcers say
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-15

THE ADVANTAGES
vOLINA oRDIAL.
IT CURES DYSPEPSIA
By acting at once all the organs of the stomach.
1T CURES INDIGESTION
By assimiiating the food.
IT CURES WEAKNESS
By toning up the whole system.
IT CURES MALARIA
By enriching the blood aud driving the poison en-.
tireiy out Of the body.
IT CURES CHILLS AND FEVER
BY stopping the fever. restoring the nerves to q
healthy vigor.
IT CURES KIDNEY DISEASES
By strengthening the parts purifying the blood and
relieving all pains in the back.
IT CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
By making the liver and bowels promptly. carry.
ing of the surplus Lille.
1T CURES NEURALGIA
ihe head, tace and uec3.
IT CURES RHEUMATISM
BY making the Blood flow regularly and event
through the veins aud By dissoiving the sediments
therein.
IT CURES FEMALE INFIRMiTIES
By regulating the functions, giving strength to ali
diseased parts. 1t Makes the flesh smooth ud Checks
Rosy.
1T CURES DELICATE CHILDREN
BY giving healthy and regular appetite. warming
the blood and brGgiug elasticity Into limbs
IT CURES BLOOD DISEASES
BY cleansing and purifying the blood
1T Is DELIGHTFUL TO BE TAKEN AT ANY
TIME OF THE DAY,
Breakfast. Luncheon, Dinner Supper, in all seasons
Is 1t Is exhilaraiiDg comforting .aniny, pro
vidIng In conce ntTated form admirable, nuIrlive
fesn-formiug Qualities, strength staying power
FOR sale by All ueaiers III Medicine. Price II. Write
for the Violin =" BOOK. which tells how cure Ut
home. sent FREE
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12O4 go street. GeorgetoWn

BRING THE BABIES and have their pictures
made tor Christmas presents. Superior work
at low prices, at Rice's studio, 1211-1219
PennSy IL ania avenue.
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The PATRONS OF HUsBANDRY.-The National
Grange OF Patrons OF Husbandry were in secret
session IN Philadelphia Saturday. Among the
resolutions adopted Was one introduced by ].
-. 0iardy, OF Kentucky, requesting the signal
AT the afternoon session MIR. Galway, the agent
Of the Texas ahd New York oranges, addressed
the delegates on ''coOperative work" q
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1ARD-wIDE PERCALH. 62c-. Sterns, 9O4 9TH.
We CONSIDER HOLMES " CoCTTS' FANCY
BISCUITS the finest baked.
&. WILMER & Co.,
Pennsx iyauia avenue.
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The Crisis in Bulgaria.

RESIGNATION OF THE HEGENTS-ruE RUSSIAN
CANDIDATE FOR THE THRONE
Upon receiving from the king OF Denmark a
telegram refusing his consent 10 Prince Waldo
mars acceptance Of the Bulgarian throne the
Bulgarian regents resigned. The sobranje voted
confidence in the regents but they declined 10
withdraw their resgnatiOns. Tine sODranJe has
adJOuI ned, ali the uIeInUerS going to Sofia. A
deputatlon will visit the European courts to
pray the powers to nominate candida te Tor the
throne.
The candidacy Of Prince Nicholas of Mingre-
lila finds no favor at Pesth or Vienna. as Mich
ol;is would be u mere puppetin the hands OF the
cZar If placed on the bulgarian throne. The
prince is Il careless, goou-natured, insignificant
man OF the world, who has long Outrun the con-
stable, anu is ready tor any chance to restore
his shattered finances. He is captain in the
Russian guards. Another candidate is Prlace
BiaZo PelrOvi.ch Of Montenegro, Il brother of
the president OF the Monteneyrin senate and a
cousin OF the reign,ng prince. He is 30 years
old, and quite popular in the Black Mountain.
Personally he is worthy OF q crown, more SO than
the Mingrelian prince, but Vienna would ne. err
consent to see a MonIenegrin ON the Bulgarian
throne, aud indeed it is not improbaDie that
Prince BlaZO has been put forward to draw Aus
tria to assent TO the nomination OF Prince Mich.
olas Of Mingrelia as the less objectionable the
two.
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THE ONLY GOODS / nave ever sold made by
Holmes & COuttS Graham waters, water
thin and ginger waters, and L find them the
best ever had in the house.
THOS. KNOWLES
90,
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MARRIAGE LICESsEs.-Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk OF the court to
Lewis klOtz and Amelia Hohbein; w. Ii. Spring
and Ida G. Smith, of Loudoun county, Va;
Henry Ball and Fannie Gather, both OF Prince
Thenia Thomas, OF Richmond. Va; William
Ferdinand Dundee and Elizabeth Short, OF
Howard county, Nd; David G. Struble and
Blanche f. Roe; Thomas r. Money, of Pooles-
Vile, Nd, and Lenora V. Kettner; Edward A.
Chestnut, OF Raleigh, n. c., and Evelina Brown;
Willard. Shankland and Harriet Thornton. G.
w. Phillips and Florence q. Davis; Alfred Lar
kins and Mary Piper; Joseph o. Miller and sal
lie Nj. Teacham; Richard ii. Adamson and Cora
NJ Brown,
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Brentwood RACES, Thursday, November
18th, at pm.
HANDSOME WAREROOMS of Parlor Suites in
silk and mohair pushes, spun and raw silks,
brocatelIe, dc. ANY one wishing haircloth suits
our line is complete. No trouble TO show goods.
BREITBARIH'S,
Eoll rtcS II.Ill u IN,
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PIANO AT Acknowledgement Rros will,
Sell tomorrow morning at their salesroom one
Marshali s. Trayers piano.-Adtt
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SENT TO THE REFORM SCHOoL.-GeO. Fisher,
a 15-year-Od white boy who has no home, was
sentenced by Judge Smell to-day to the Reform
school. William Bayne, a 14-year-old colored
boy, arrested at the market under suspicious
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CITY ITEMS.
Comfort. for Cola w..sh..

Comforts for Cold weather.
Genuine Scotch Lambs Wool Underwear:
Cartwright and Warmers" Merino Underwear,
American Hosiery Co.'s Cashmere and Merino
Underwear.
Norfolk aud New Brunswick Shirts & Drawers:
Scarlet and white shaker Flannel Drawers:
Lambs Wool and Merino Halfnose:
Lined Fur-top Dog-skin and Kid Gloves
X c. LEWIS & SoN, l421 New York ave
n. Bone lowest price TO all.
War Declared Nv
S.W.ACGENsTEIN, ST., $40 and S2l .th ST. a. w.,
Against II lgh Prices
DO not take our word for this, but read follow.
ing list Of bargains offered Tor Tomorrow and
compare prices with those OF other houses:
Coiored celery glasses, lie. worth SOC: colored
glass breakfast sets. 29c., worth .5c: .-pin nat
RACKS, &c; nest OF spice boxes lac, worth Soc:
colored ass moasses pitchers lac worth 3Sc:
chopping bowl and knife, 22c.: chambe SETS
decorated with broad band and gilt lines. 50 %:
covered coal hod and shovel, $780, worth .5c
1apanneo siop jars, 33c., worth .5c: nickel
alarm clocks, S1.19 sold elsewhere al 81 rs: 1,
doz silver-plated tablespoons, soc: zoe ma.
toiica cuspadores reduced 10 29c.: 3 large Die
plates, Toe; n doz new shape decorated Guns
and saucers, worth 81, only 59c.; fancy box
writing paper, &C., worth 25c.; scrub brushes
&C.; larger size, Sc; extra large and better
quality, 12c., great reductions in decorated
dinner, tea and toilet sets.
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SPECIAL SALE OF FINE FvxSIr1-pr 1 40
All Cuhceihent, under the mead oI auct, ,ps
that M DOWNING Will sell Tomorrow morning
co'nhiehcinS AT ten O'Clock, In front OF his at,c-
non ROBINS, "a very superior collection OF house.
Aoiu S"od>' which have been removed there Tor
sencheV VI se1ie- fartles furnishing would
~ vel ~ .tehu TINS sale a., according 10 the
advertisement, The furniture To be sold Is above
the average Of household furnishings
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IHE ATTENTION of those interested in ,ele
phonlc question: Is directed To the c,,utionary
caro- o. NJ William e. Turnbun, in another
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s gee e. I'll TIT: ssss
9 a6 So En-. : M IN T suss
FCRNIsHINGR

FCRNIsHINGR
glance In the show window Of the Pala,s Roy0
win convince You we keep Pine Goods n moderass
prices A visit to the department, which s close 10
door Of 1ll9 Pennsylvania avenue. viii satisfy yoe
that our assistants intelligent and genssmAnly.
WILL YOU COMPARE
Our nc Satin LINED Put. Knot and Fist ecARRs
with those sold elsewhere for Sc.
Our A4c SCARFs Ia PUN Knots. FouriD-Hand
and Flat shapes with those sold elsewhere Tor 5oo.
Remember, manv OF thsse scarn are hand-ssn-
broidered In silk.
Our CSC sCARFs Of Nsssra Fisk. Clark 4 FlsgH
with those sold elsewhere for q.
Our superb stock Of NECRWEAR for Fun DFeas
wear with same styles. sold elsewhere lpr twice ths
money.
UMBRELLAS
The Umbrella Department d the Largest in Wash
ipgton, and prices are quosed nearly half thoO
charged By the majority Of atorea-
SiIK UM BkELLAs. With warranted Sterling silver
Handles. $685. elsewhere $3.50.
Silk UMBRELLAS. with warranted ID karaa rou
sold Handles. 206. elsewhere -.
1OOO Noveitiss jua received from London. Tho
very latest styles Of HaudleA No fancy pracea
81 Agents fbr ths Genniss '0logia" Cloth Us
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