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EXTRA GOOD VALUE.

Not every article advertised in our establishment. but
those we do offer are Extra Good Value
FIVE SPECIALS
In nottingham Lace Curtains 81 yards lone st eSc,
9Sc., 81. IL, el. ~ and o.. as per yard
Nottingham Bed Sets with shams, 81. IS and o.. d
per set.
nottingham Pillow Shams Sc and Sc per pair.
5000 Fine Dado Window Shades made ON Opaque
cloth, with patent roller. 6 feet long new designs
varying from inches to feet in depth Extra good
value.
Fourth foor-Upholstery Department - Take the
elevator
Square Horse Covers. made on heavy cloth. plaid
patterns, heavy leather straps. Extra rood value,
Doublefsce Velour Carriage Robes. Black and Dark
Green. Extra good value,
Third foor-Blanket Department-Take the elevator
Children's Atwood Beaver Cloth Reefers Ases @.
8. 10 and II years Extra good value.
Ladies' Diagonal Cheviot Refer Jacket, with wool
astrachan trimmed, full roll front and frog fastenings
Extra good value,
Ladies' Fine worsted Diagonal Refer Jacket TRIM
med with fur asrachan; style the above satin
tri mmed and finish. Extra good value.
sl24s.
Second foor-Cloak Department-Take the elevator
"a shades in All-silk surahs 70 inches wide such
colors as Pistache. Old Rose, Canary Red Lilac,
Orange. Nile. Sapphire. White. Cream Black. Tan,
Myrtle. Navy and Light Brown. Extra good value,
36-inch-wde Quilted Cotton Cloth padding used for
children's beds. Extra good value.
4Jc.
Quilted Sa tin Lining in Pink Baby Blue Orange
Nile and White You use these goods for trimming
fancy work well lining children's garments Ex
ira good value,
First floor.
Ladies' Hand-sewed Buskins or Low House Shoes for
tender feet in glove kid fine pebble goat and Paris
Kid Extra good value. Pebble, Sl..Sa; glove kid,
81 80. and Paris kid. sI.11
full line of Mems Fine Embroidered slippers for
men.
First foor-Gallery
OUR ATTRACTION OF
HOLIDAY WARES
Will be handsomely displayed within few days ON
OVID importation of DOLLS will be an attractive feat
ure and our prices will be a surprise
10000 assorted BOOKS by well-known authors viii
play leading part.
New things in SILVER and OXIDIZED WARE viii
have prominent space In fact. have made speci
Efforts as this is our first holiday among yor
and We wish to make lasting impression.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

M. AeCiung Of the Yale foot ball team
ss.nds next 70 Col Kilgore of Texas a. q cham
psoa kicker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

indications are strong that siiver-mounted
.ss'''~sa'n viii not be unpopular in the near
future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

Inc Farmers Alliance does not care TO make
my "nne the sun shines. 1t prefers to make
votes.
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SPECIAL REDUCTIONS In BASEMENT
ERIE

Handsome Jeweled Gimps in colorings Of
Green. Brown, Gray, Navy Blue. Slate. Myrtle.
Marine. Heliotrope. Regular price, Sl.5O; re-
duced to 81 yard
A very rich combination of Gold. Silver and
Black Silk Applica Passementerie. 3 inches
wide. Regular price. $4.5 reduced to 33. 81
per yard.
An elegant quality Of Applica Silk basement
erie in all of the new and desirable standings,
leaf pattern. Regular price. 81. Is; reduced to
$1.25 yard.
6patterns Handsome Silk Gimp Passementerie.
handkerchief, spOol-dlk and twisted-cord work,
inches wide. Regular price. 81 reduced to
$l.5O yard.
yandyke Point Passementerie, to IA inches
deep. in colorings Of Navy Blue, Hunters
Green. Myrtle. Seal Brown and Black. Regu-
lar price, $3 and "a; reduced to 81. 40 per yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

Asrees many republican Thanksgiving din
"a Yesterday we're eaten in silence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

Inc ATTEST discovered Charlie Ross was bogus.
ne dada't have the republican majority with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

Inc second snow Of this month fell yester-
Gay the previous one having fallen on the 4th
instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

S7nssor Hampton after the accident 10 not in
'svor d shotgun methods in the south.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

Out Of the host Of matchles qualities in
G. Boys, Misses and Childrens Shoes that
We always carry are . couple Of
..... specials that will save you money if:you
buy them tomorrow.
Youths Calf Button Boot-Ail solid
leather-one of our IRON CLADS. Sizes
lis to 2s-$l.T.
The same style In boys sizes, 2 to 81
They can kick and kick and not break them out.
Only for tomorrow.
sAks AND COMPANY,
As busy a. can be in Hats-but we've
HATS picked out two lots for the boys to keep the
other departments company in tomorrow's
grand offerings.
Boys Soft Crush Hats.
75c. Regularly.
TOMORROW AZ CENTS.
Boys Cloth Yale Hats that were 40 cents.
TOMORROW. 30 CENTS
In stopping here sighting all the other lines
every one Of which IL Just bristng full of seasonable
novelties for the gentlemen well the boys
Thoroughly: 'SAKS" in price and quality.
SAKs AND COMPANY
An EvEsrruL Day In CIoAks
Since We have opened our Cloak Experimentation
day has been great day. We've always tried to make
1t an attractive timeas well profitable one-for you
to attend TO your wants and the girls. in this line To-
morrowfsnt going to be any exception to this rule.
In fact pull ourselves still further into your favor
The sample trsdes-who drop into town every season
and open store the hotels for day or two have had
poor picking" this time. They didn't have US in
their way before. Now we're showing finer line than
they can-any of them-and our prices are home
ones" You and understand what that means
don't we?
But tomorrow's special offerings.
- We've got four lots Of Long Coats
L OUR LOTS Stripe. Plaid and Plain Beavers
FOR GIRLS. The most novel designs that We
have had our hands on this season.
They were from $3.50 TO &C. according to age-but
we've made prce-plane for them to stand on for
TOMORROW ONLY
to l6 years. Cheaper than the smallest size.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
We've got Fancy Plaid Refer.
SO.CU with standing collar, fancy buttons,
NOW. diagonal pockets. 1t looks Just
what It is-a Misses Stylish Jacket.
They run from4 to 10 years-and for tomorrow-we
have cut the regular prioe-s5. 75to
-935O-
ONLY FOR TOMORROW.
SAKs AND COMPANY.
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Nov Is Tn ACCEPTED TIM
Prf ERE Err + y ssss
+ kkRE / kEs ( ssss--

Hyou have not to this tme-you at least viii not
want to postpone % importanta matter the pur-
chase Of winter wrap of sort for the girls
To the end Of probably Informing yourselves you
ought to commence to look about and locate what will
best suit you for is going to get freezing cold before
long. and you will want some place to make harbor.
Unlike many merchants are glad to have you post
yourselves on exactly what your money will buy you
everywhere. We would not be that way II were not
fortified with unsurpassshe line Of desirable gar
ments Reed about them Come and look At them.
Let the girls Try them You cannot tell whether
apple is sweet or sour until you taste It,
tHNavy Blue Chinchilla Reefer-12to 10 years
$3.50
e.-Black cheviot Refer with standing collar
II to IL years-&5.
A5-Navy Blue Diagonal Chevios Refer with
Medid colar-12 to Is years-S6 SO.
A3rCheviot Jacket with astrachan collar and
cufs-12to Is years-$9.75.
sB-Tan Colored Fancy DiAeonai Jacket-fasten-
Ing with silk frogs-10 to 10 years-&12.
U-dray Cloth JACKET with lighter shaded lapels
and collar-Sl5.
sF-Imported Navy Blue Chevron Jacket, lined
throughout with fancy striped silk. Medici collar
and large pearl buttons-12 to 10 years-S1S.75.
u Navy Blue Chevron. large rolling collar of
Black and Gray astrachan with silk frogs-$22 80
and SIS.
rS-Chinchills Refer. fancy silk lining patterns
and velvet collar-$2 80.
SS-Black Navy and Tan Wide Vale Newmarkets,
fastening with fine silk frogs-ful high shoulders
II to Is years-$2O.
-Cheviot Newmarket. loose front and high
shoulders and large rolling collar of Black marten-
&3O-or with Persian lamb collar at same price,
@rChidren's Chinchilla Refer Edge with Blue
and White twisted cord.
4yrs. 6yrs. syn. 1Oyr. 12yr.
$3.50 1910 a s4.25 $3.50
16rA style we have found to be immensely popu.
lar-Blue Sailor Refer with gilt buttons and neat
little gilt embroidered anchor on the sleeves.
6yrs. syrs. 1Oyrs. 12yrs.
90 $3.50 $40 $1,000
eH-Children's Cheviot Cloth Jacket with Gray
astrachan collar and cuffs
6yrs. syrs. 10yrs. 2yrs.
$3.50 ss $3.50 90
S-chdren's Long Plaid Coats with capes-cord
4us. 8yrs. syn. 1oyrs. 1eus.
$3.50 So $3.50 a. $50
-Chldren's Coats in large plaid patterns with
plain pockets. collar and cuffs-in proper shades.
4yrs. 6yrs syrs. 1Oyrs. 12yrs.
$3.50 $500. $3.50 $3.50. $3.50
AD-Children's Brown and Gold Plaid Coats.
edged with cord-Fuli-high shoulders:
Syrs. 1Oyrs. Ryrs.
s12. $I3. sI4
AS-Children's Navy Blue Cheviot Coats with
high shoulders Gray Astrachan collar and cuffs and
syrs. 10yrs. 12ys.
S13.5O $I4.5O. $3.50.
Now If you follow our advice to rsad. look and try
on-you will be doing yourselves a favor-You must
not feel Obliged to buyThere obligation about it.
We can hardly conceive of taste that could be
fshed-or a form cannot t-and if we stand all the
tests of scrutiny shall be very happy to enjoy your
patronage.
sEAToN PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING"
NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Established 1910. 1t
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nS boa would better think twice before
esEsockrhOrnsvith the United States.
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We calculate ON Fridays, you
+ ROM i OUTH know. to make our talk princi-
TO OLD AGE pally ''boyish"-but It has set IN
........ 50 cold-and weighs down the
necessity for Overcosts so heavily that must give
the men folks hint, II nothing more. Well sum the
advantages of our stock up in this sentence You
can't find such qnalities-such comedy coats-such Va
riety-at such priccs-anywhere else in this city
We're prepared TO prove them ''SUCHES.~ OF course
you're at liberty to buy where you pesse-but We ask
favor to let SHOW you what we've got here
We're sure we can 1T your taste. form and purse II
We do-whst's wanting in perfect satisfaction
Third Fqooor-eierdtor
SAKS AND COMPANY.
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Here are couple that the price has
DEAUTIES been shorn n,wish large shears for to-
IN morrow's sale.
CLOTH. Blue and Black Chinchills and
cheviot. three-quarter length, Eng
hsh Walking Jackets. bound in Mohair Braid. The
Cheviot has . vest 'front.' The Chinchila buttons to
the neck-dagonally from the LEFT shoulder els
Is - cheap As You could expect get such qualities
but for tomorrow we've broken all records
-$l0--
"a to 44-inch bust measure
sAKs AND COMPANY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

oUR HANDkFRCHIEF DEPARTMENT is
brinful of beautiful Handkerrhiefs with nol,by
aud artistic borders. As HkRdkerchieis are al
way the first thing people think of in selecting
Christmas Presents, We ash those that can to
come now and make selection. The stock will
never be in better condition and the assortment
newer alrain ~ complete.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

The only thing In this world
A. E that could induce rs to make
-" such break In the price Of this
lot Of Misses Jackets is the fact
that we've run 30 short some Of the sizes that
we'd rather make clean and see the last of them
than TO daily along disappointing lots OF you who may
want them. At this sale you'll be willing to run your
cham for sizes.
Here's what they were:
Is years. II years. 10 years. years. years
sl2. IS. 411.75. eIO.75 S9D sS7a
Here's what they are tomorrow
--S7OO-
For any size
They are Boucle,s the Brown effect with soub,e
breasted vest front and full rolling collar tnlaid with
velvs. The facines Of the Jacket are Silk A. isn't
value price-its OUR clearing out price"
Tomorrow only.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

>s. ne prOsectioniss motto VII
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CCC A PPP FER SSSs
8 C & & Err Err f SIS
CCC A A i ZEE ssss :.

Astrachan Capes. sL39; worth 50 ~. Last lot Of
this season.
Astrachan Capes, storm collar 81. 4S; worth 3d. 20.
Astrachsn Capes, storm collar SO. ~, worth $3.50.
Black Hair Capes. 81. a.; worth $3.50
Black Hair Capes. very fine. 81 ~; worth IS 20.
Plush Capes. S:I!S worth St
Plush Capes, sstrschan trimmed, s49S; worth
$50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

SURAH SILK, &c. YARD. LADIES' AND chill
~ dnn's Fast Black Hose, l2bsc. pair.
DETACHMENT STORES
nSS't f.4i-ie43 ] ith 1t. Sc.
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MARX DowNsr In HAspxrncH1rrs.
An-linen Handkerchief. hemstitched. in
Fancy Black patterns. embroidered in different
colors. in a variety of patterns. Regular price,
pc. reduced to 19c. each.
Ladies' Unlaundered Initial handkerchief,
large embroidered initial. Regular price,
1219c reduced to 1Oc. each
Ladies' Laundered Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, fine quality. Regular price, 1Oc. 1; re-
duced to Sc each,
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lhir>4oo.
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s 9' ST. #IE#E POG sE Err EnFS n sS~~ssss
c Gee GH III HIiE ELlLBD6 PE kErr SSSS SIS
S S0S / o oc "A XXX sSss
Gee LII ILL 0 ooS AA Xxx ssss
Plaid and Plain Grrtcheus. s3aS; worth ST.
Plaid and Plain Gretcheus. Si.iS, worth $3.50.
Plaid and Plain Gretchens, S5.!rS. worth IS.
Small Sizes in Gretchens. =. and $50.
Some Special Prices for Tomorrow in Plush 4o-inch
saedues, Vest Front Jackets and Refers.
REMEMBER YOU SAVE 80 PER CENT By BUY
ING YOUR CLOAKS OF Us. AND YOU
GET A HANDSOME DOLL
EFF ERE EEE ZEE
IN RRR: EE FE
+ II EEEE ZEE
G ?oc L "A K B R Xxx e ssss
ecocS ILL "A FL Xxx Xxx ssss -
1t 53+786 5TH ST. n. W.
II WIDE TABLE oTDCLOTH. 1870. YARD.
l. l. Il Pride OF West Muslin. SC. yard.
n2S-f l2tl-12f3 llth st. Sc.
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Always been imaginary Both republicans and
asmocrats have cause to recouect this fact
The New Hampshire situation il almost as in
Voived, intricate, complicated. antique and un-
reasonable as the method which prevails in that
state of electing a legislature.
The Ticino (SwitzerlandD belligerents have
Kissed and made up. This is the Cantonal way,
and II lasts until next time
Mr. MeCfung Of the Yale foot ball team
ssands next 70 Col Kilgore of Texas a. q cham
piea kicker.
Indications are strong that siiyer-mounted
iss'sa~faon viii not be unpopular in the near
future.
The Farmers Alliance does not care TO make
votes.
Aae second snow of this month fell yester-
e.y' tne previous one having fallen on the 4th
instant.
me Asest discovered Charlie Ross was bogus.
ne e'dat have the republican majority with
senator Hampton after the accident 10 not in
'ssot % shotgun methods in the south
ss many republican Thanksgiving din
yssserdAy we're eaten in silence.
sunS Bull would better think twice before
soekshOrnsvith the United States.
'saa0 .. ne protectionist motto viii
on1aAo,osastirsd.
s<enos.sss arstryins to carry the worlds
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4 LbSiLk sea- BINDING. r2tc. PIECE.
h.Snyrna Rugs, :,Uc.
DEPARTMENT STORES.
n2S-f 124l-l.143 llth St sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

NEcKwEAR REDucr1oss.
Boys Windsor Ties. Regular price, 25c re-
duced to 19c each.
Henry Vor Pompsdour Ruchines. in Black
frish in all coiors. Regular price. 81. so; re-
duced to 81 per yard
Remnants Of Ruchings of all kinds and DUAL
tiles at very low yalues
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

Out-oftown people can have our book circular
mailed Ia their Address This viii aid them ma
terially in selecting books for holiday PRESENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

Asan inducerto have you invest now i'm holiday
goods We will allow you a rebate of 10 per cent
ca all Plush and Metal Cases, Bnonzes aud
Bisques.
Viii this affect you 10 select now when We
proBIise 10 keep for you all goods yoa s.slsss
until you desire 10 send them.
BoohS-liere We lead. All the hooks Of
modern publication. Juvenile and Indestrurfi-
ble Books. A Is Blocks all at half publishers
Price.
THE GIANT SCRAP PICTURES -. We
control these for Washington. They are the
best IT. worth yon will ever esst- one whole
PAGE of Scrap Pictures -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26

messing the Trust has resulted In the appointment Vi
three receivers notwithstanding the TACT .ha' iiey
Winthrop Gray had already begun sui III Tue o"p %
Court In this city for the same PURPOSE VIM
suit was pending here the receivers were "ppo,'''0 "
Drooklyn Mr. Gray secured a temporary h'uN''io
restraining the trustees gong on win inc nroo"
lyn suit but while those who had begun 'ne sun WV
restrained two certificate holders came IN ana 'd INC
receivers appointed ,.,., .,.
The argument to make Mr.. Gray's ih'uno"on pe'
manept came up for argument before Prcsaie JUSTICE
Van Brunt in the Supreme Court Chaihoers' sv'0'us
John NJ bowers appeared for Mr.. Gray ana hnnu .OV'
for Harry O. Havemeyer and Others Hie pialnu"s ~
the Brooklyn suit M. Bowers con'ehaea 'na' 'Hc
suit brought in Brooklyn was Identical WIN inc onc
previously brought by Mr. Gray In this city ana was
for ,he purpose of having the same questions decoed
Under suoh circumstances. he declared lao glalhlS
in The BROOKLYN suit ought 10 be ehJoheu l.oH, ou
innina fhe suit Mr.. Root declared ,ha1 u. " ~
cn,iucetlv proper that the Brootyn action should DC
e nchhu' 81, Several reasons. First there were :,
nrm6er Of questions to be decided when womb M
ne real estate belonging 10 the ditcent GoH,psu'
onmnosnr the Trust. and that the rea estate wa III
Ving,s County Another was mat IN the bIoohA y
ni the holders of Trust certificates had been Diouel,
IN ss narijas whereas they were not bronsIu ip ln
~ w. ynrt s,,t They wanted the certificate hodcrs
Schts deancd so that they could not bring a second
s,t against the companies. Another consi1efau0n
was tfSt nearly all the parties Interested IVed III
Brooklyn. . L., s.o,s,or
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the LATEST DISCOVERY.
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,..sor Koch the great German physician VINO us
tho microbes which caused cholera, claims - h"'e
,ored a way OF curing consumption by N'cci"a'iO'
- than half Of all the deaths which occur every S
uscd by consumption. II DR.. Kochs claim Is 0ue, :.
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Tho course OF his remarks upon the subject however
- ,sor Koch makes q most wonderful statement "hlch
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W., sustaining the le building up the strength ana re-
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"a nyoves beyond question the great value OF acoho III
go ,rcatment Of disease. 10 should be remembered ho"
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pgv,s pure Malt whlskcy immeasuraby superior !"
49, o,ber known whiskey in the world. 1t has saved the
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26
4 BOGUS DECREE OF DIVORCE,

ITS PRODUCTION IN COURT LEADS TO THE DE-.
covERY OF 4 PECULIAR LAW FIRM.
A great deal Is heard about bogus divorces ou' IL
is not often that clear evidence OF suon uo'"'"'H'
,.ranncod in court. \ paper which lad unniStakabe
,r, ~, ho,,g such a document was produced in the
trial Of a divorce case before Judge IruaN' III 'hc
s,,crior Court. Yesterday. and the Judge was 50
,r,,rlv Immersed with the belief that II was D's"S
,,y,rce that be sent il 10 the District All lrhev'
ria. sult which was on trial was brought DIV
William Coppcrsmith. a icweller at NO IL h'io'"
Lane against Mary Coppersmth Tor an so'o'.'.
divorce npon the ground of adultery. Inc p'"'i'''
alleged that his wife was living with Angus. -.
rohcr ,rho il the proprietor Of the suiyveSant haI
Restaurant at No. 35i East Seventeenthst'' anu u.
.uhpoonacd Fccher as a witness. The latter appearc'
-. ,or,t yesterday and declared that Mrs. copper
NH, had secured a divorce from her husband ana
,tst no rechcr had subsequently marTieh her' ~
.unuor. his contention. he produced document PUT
portinc b. DO a decree OF divorce ootahea " "'o
Coppcrsmlth against her husband judge ir"~N =.
amlncd the paper and told Fecher tna' ~ "~' "''
less. A.. =.
. it,, Tho s,,e ~ ordinary legal documents. and
purported 10 be a divorce granted IN COOK 'oun|
br, ma state Was mentioned large red zeal IN one
corner had stamped in It supreme Court ou' 'n"'
vas all The supposed signature ~ the ludSe "~
nothing but some roniuscd .cratchlngs OF pen
Judge Truax asked Fecher where the document am
from and he sad that Mrs. Copper'mih secure" "
through Robert " White Of Gray Co.. la"Sers' ="
M l4j broadway. Judge Truax told MT Levy "
Icvy Friend & House. who appeared for MT copper
srth ~ bring Mr.. White into court ana ne s!en'N
.,lneen, ordering Mr. White to appear. Armed WIN
mi. .uhpoena Mr. Levy went TO No. 40 BroM"a'
and ,here he learned that Gray q Co. hsh moNeu "
W n broadway He went Ia the latter address ak
found An Office with Gray 4 Company printer ID
,l, ,,e.s door I'm the oice there was printed on ON
door q private room Mr. Whlte.' and on The o'her
MFR. Gray, Mr.. Levy asked for Mr.. NAIte' ah'
after some talk the man who represented Dim'et "
~, Mr. GRAY said that Mr.. White WAS Ms partner
lint that he was In o~ton M that time Mt Levy -"
,h, he believed White and Gray were the same person
nd n any rat he served the subpoena upon Mr. tray
GRAY promi>d to be at the conrt house by hooh pu
he did not appear. Judge rruaN then granted VT
|,rrrr,mith III, divorce fNm ht, WIFE, and sent IN
hons divorce 10 the Distrct-Atorney with state
mcnt Of the case. -. - 1T, . .o,
" ,atnr I'm thc DAY the District Attorney held con
t.rrnrc with Judge r7ax and secured further ftt
,hnnt the case. The janitor Of The bulldnG Al M
Iti Hrnadwav said that cray a TO. seemed L" 40
neruiitr bi,iuc,- ITH had Mr.. Gray often. on
h. had never Ecu Mr.. White. The clients ot w
Nrru lie said. almost entirely WonloU ana SOM
days he had seen many a. dozen women 20 lnt
the Office.