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; DEPARTMENT. Fms,
FLOOR.

FLOOR.
800 yards Tapestry Furniture Covering. oriental
dessn. 3cOlOrinss. REGULAR price. s2.2a Redsred
70 $50
$50 yards Turkish Satin. double width. Regular
price. sl.sS. Eeduced to sl.a5
75yards Heavy Tapestry excellent IOun~s cev,r-
ins. Regulsr Price. sI.a5 Reduced to aoc.
iooyAris Heavy Tapestry. REGULAR price. o.. Rs-
duoed to 81 20.
no yards Tapestry. oriental design. for drspsry.
Regular Price. &c. Reduced to soc.
:ooyards Heavy Tapestry fne Mediation design.
Regular price e. So Reiuoea TO els
20 yards Heavy AM-siik TmcomAn for praperses,
50 inches wide. Reeuiar price. o.. Reduced TO g..
@yarls of Heavy All-silk Striped Turcoman for
Drapcries, jOinches wide. REGULAR price. % So Re-
duccd 10 81 80
20 yards Of Heavy Al-slk Striped Turcoman for
praperies. 20 inches wide REGULAR price. % So Re-
duced to g.
40 yards Heavy Striped Tinsel Tspc~ty for
Dr"peries. 20 inches wide. Regular price o. so Re-
duced 10 .pnr
100 Short Lensths Of soinch Tapestry Tor Furniture
Covering and Drareries. Reduced ~ per- cent.
l'eo yards STA Plush. "a inches wide. Resular
price. eoc. Reduced TO &c.
@SyArds Embossed Mohsir Plush. REGULAR price.
s. Reduced 10 Slaa
l'oyards Embossed Mohair Plush. Regular puos,
slJo. Reducedto 81.
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A Death 1t IN. Post Om...

a sad accident occurred at the city post Office
Thursday that resulted In the loss Of one young
Life and brought sorrow to the heart OF one
young woman. The post ONCE building il
overrun with rodents and yesterday morning
one small mouse found himself in the toils
One OF tho fair young clerks pleaded for it's
life and decided to train up that mouse in the
way he should go, 20 that when he became old
ne might be docile little pet She put him Ia
TN box and left him on the steam heater.
VINO, winch was not At work just then. A little
chilly and turned on the steam. A few hours
!aser, when the box was opened, Il was evident
beyond peradventure that mouse's soul had
hown. Interment private. %-1. =. - - :
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EXTENSION TABLES.

Quartered Oak 10 foot Extension Table, elaborately
carved and very massive. worth $50; reduced to
sIo5
Solid Mahogany Carved - foot Table, worth sI15;
reduced to ESQ.
CHARTERED Oak Carved 14-foot Table, worth 300:
reduced TO SSi.
CHARTERED Oak Carved 12-foot Table, worth s65;
reduced TO 80
6Solid Oak Pillar s-foot Tables. worth sI3; re-
ducetl 10 SI1
Walnut f0-foot Extension Table. worth SIS; re-
duced to Sl4
Antique Pillar 6foot Extension Tables, ST.
Antique Pillar S-foot Extension Tables, So
Antique Extension Tables, 6-foot, So
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BED Roon FURNITURE.


Natural Solid Mahogany deliberately carved, bu
rsAu glass. 3piece suite 3G.4s inches worth s5; re
duced to s275.
Antique CHARTERED Oak. cheval glass. 3-piece sui.
worth s125; reduced to $50.
Sixteenth Century Finish CHARTERED Oak Suite
Moorish style of carving. $50; reduced to 500.
Antique CHARTERED Oak Suite, with triple French
plate dresser. sl25; reduced to 800.
Sixteenth Century Finish Quarterei Oak Suite
5000; reduced to sI6O.
i Solid Mahogany Suite, with oval French p,.,. in
dresser. design Of nrst empire $780, reduced to sia
empire. s1oo. reduced to ss4.
IChromono Finish Suite design Of frs, empire. s1oo;
reduced to ss4
Sixteenth Century Oak Suit. with heavy carving,
500; reduced to cleo.
L Sixteenth Century Oak chsv.l Glass Suite. with
marble-top washstand. $40; reduced to Sis
Solid Mahogany Suite. with French bsvsl slsss in
dresser. e125; reduced to s1Oo
birds-sys Maple Bamboo Suite. $50. reduced to
sI5o.
Maiachts and Ivory Finish Suite, s15o; reduced to
eI25.
Antique CHARTERED Oak Snte. with marbls-top
vashs.and. s125: reduced to 800
Sixteenth Century Oak Suite. With etched panels.
worth SO; reiuc.i to s1o
Sixteenth Century Oak Suite worth $50: reduced
to s75.
1chron0rno finished Suite. worth $50; reduced to
ez5.
Mahogany and Birch Suite. with marble ton wash.
stand. SO; reduced s55
Antique Oak Suite. three pieces. eco; reduced to
ESQ
Solid Mahogany Suite. three pieces $40; reduced
to $50.
Solid Oak Suite, natural finish. SIS: reduced to
s7o
Imitation Mahozany Suite. with marbletop wash
stand. go. re,luced to sGo.
80 Sixteenth Century Oak Suites and White Maple
with bevel mirrors 4xO in drsssers sa3 reduced to
ELS
ID Antique Oak and Sixteenth Century finish Smiles
with H4x2s-iach bevel plates in t,ressers, sos re-
ducel to s22.
20 Antique Oak and Sixteenth Century finish sui.ss
with 2OIinch bowel pstes in drssssrs eco; reduce,
to sl6.
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PARLoR FURNITURE.

FARIoR FURNITURE.
Threepiecs All-hair Overytuned Suite, covered In
silk crinkle tapestry and trimmed with silk plush.
Regular price. $50; reduced to $3.50.
1Four-pece overstuffsd Suite. in silk d.m.,n Ree.
ular price. s2o5; reduced to slso.
1Four-piece Diversified Suite, In silk d..n.s& RAJ.
oiar price. 500; reduced to s150
1five-piece Overstufed Suite in Rues. trimmed With
nix plush Regular price, Gas; reduced to s11o
AF1ve-piece Solid Rosewood Marie Antoipette Sn,t.
covered in sk damask. Regular prics, $500; reduced
to $50. "
ofve-pdece Imitation Mahogany Suites, covered IN
rugs ana trimmed with silk plush REGULAR pries-
SIS; reduced to eos.
si1-piece Imitation Mahogany Suites, covered IN
russ ana trimmed with mohair plush. Regular pr,cs
e65; reduced to s42.
si1piece Solid Walnut Suite, covered In mohsfr
plush. Regular price. $40; reduced to s3l.
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Virginia State Notea

- Gertrude, the LITTLE daughter of Prof. W. W.
nopertson. superintendent Of the stanton
public schools, recently fell into a Kettle Of
injured.
A large shipment Of oysters taken from the
chesapeake bay has been made to China. They
went from Cape Charles.
Virginia increased ,5Ss506 miles in mail
service In 1880. three times the increase in any
other state. -Four hundred and twenty-eieht
niles OF railroad was built in the state.
The Duke Of Marlboro carried camera with
on bis virginia trip and caught many
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CH1rros1ERs.

Fully 100 Of these in every finish to select from.
Sixteenth Century ChifonieI, with French beye]
mirror. heavily carved, worth cas-; reduced to $40
Antique Oak Chifonier. @ drawers with heavy
oxidized trimmings, worth $50; reduced to SIG.
Antique Oak Chifonier and Dressing Case com,
bined. worth s45; reduced to s:s3.
Antique Oak Chifonier. 5 drawers. with French
bevel glass. worth s.ss,,; reduced to sIS.
Solid Walnut Chifonier and Dash vro-tb sho. 49,
duced to S2S.
Natural Cherry Chidonier very large. with heavy
oxdized trimmings. worth s45; reduced 70 sas
6AntiQue 6d-rawer Chiffoniery, s1O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-06

Cal Mccarthy Of Jersey City, the feather
nnslsnt champion Of America, and George
the title Of champion Of England by defestinc
Nunc Wallace, in London, have signed articies
to fight twenty-five rounds with four-ounoe
gloves. before the Puritan Athlete Clnb ~
Long laland City, February &
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Book CASES.

Sixteenth Century Oak Book Case, with doubl,
glass doors, worth ESQ; reduced to cas-.
solid Mahogany Loaded Glass door Book Case,
worth 81. Is; reduced to $50
Antique Oak Book Case and Chinonier. worth s<2
reduced to $50.
Antique Oak Book Case and Cabinet, worth AL
reduced to S25.
1 Sixteenth Century Oak Book Csss with etcbsd
panels. worth s32; reduced to se7
1 Solid Mahogany Book Case and Cabinet, worth
SCI; reduced TO $50.
Bog Oak Book Case and Cabinet, worth s27; re-
duced TO $50.
Natural Cherry Book Case and Cabinet. worth s17;
reducedt TO $I4.
Natural Cherry Book Case and Cabinet. worth GA;
reduced to $40.
Natural Cherry Book Case and Cabinet. worth ana.
reduced to 80.
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PARLon AND LIBRARY T.n,rs

Imported vernis-Martin Table Regular price, s37;
reduced to CPS.
2Imported vernis- Martin Tables. Rseulax pr.cs.
$50; reduced to $21.
Gold and Blue Enamel Table Regular price a2o:
reduced to S15
Antique Oak Library Tables. Regular price a2e:
reduced to S16
10th Century Oak Library Table. Rssulsr pric..
S"S; reduced to $50.
Center Tables in all finishes Regular price. "A Of
reduced to ESQ.
30Center Tables in all finishes REGULAR prics. 40.
reduced to S1.45.
CIIEvAL MIRRORS AND SHAVING sTANDs
6chevai Glasses, oak. walnut and imitation maho~
any. Regular price. $16; reduced to Slo5O
10th Century Oak Cheval Glass; with triple mir.
rors and etched panels. Regular price, SIS: reduced
to 800. 30.
bamboo Shaving Stand. Regular price, ais; n
duced to $14.5O
10th Century Oak Shaving Stand REGULAR price.
$24; reduced to eco.
Imitation Mahogany Shaving Stand. RssuIar
price. S26; reduced to s2I.
Shaving Stands from S13 to $50.
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Wood Given . L.ase M rsr..

Warden Brush Of Sing Sing prison A.s
been notified by telegraph by Attorney Gem
eral Tabor Of New York that the allowances ~
the appeal by United States District JUDGE
Brown in Murderer Woods case win opernta Ia
the nature OF stay until the United States Su-
preme Court either dismisses the appeaI ~ dis-
poses Of it upon its merits.
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w &)RTII 81 STOCK
CASES LESS THAN COST
DRAprRY DEPARTMENT. SECOND Froon

DRApERY DEPARTMENT. SECOND FrooR
Ipsir silk Chenille Portieres Regular price. cas-,
Reduced to sao
pair snf Chenille Portieres R~sular price. s,s.
Reduced to So
4pars Chenille Porteres, two eolors Regular price,
e16.5o Reduced to sll
10 pairs Chenille Portieres, three oolos Regular
price. sl3. Reduced to $40.
lopairs Chenille Portieres ocolors Regular price.
1850. Reduced to e..
5psrs Chenille Portieres. two coon Regular price.
s12. Reduced to g.
1 pair Chenille Portierss. Rsrulsr pr,c,. slo. 20
Reduced to $50
pair Chenille Portierss Regular price. q. 50. Re-
duced to g.
5psirs Chenille Portieres three coiors ReSuisrpr,cs
$3.50. feinced to O..
pair Chenille Portieres. Regular price. sIo Re.
duced to Is.
pairs Chenille Imitation TIGER shins. REGULAR
price each. $50 Reduced to $3.50.
y pair Chenille. Regular price. CIR Reduced TO a.
pair Heavy Velour. Regular price. s45. Reduced
10 $50.
pair Velour. Regular Price. els Reduced 10 slo
! pair Scotch Tinsel Regular price, sa5. Reduced
20 $40.
3pair Brocade Velour Porsieres Regular price. go
Reduced to sl5
2psir Bokahara Portieres. colors. Regular price,
SIS. Reduced to s..
2pair Tapestry portieres. 9 colors Regular price.
Sl6. Reduced to s..
pair Embroidered Satin Portieres. REGULAR price.
$3.50. Reduced to Sl2.5
10 pair Brochet Portieres colors Reeul.r mice
$3.50 Reduced to $3.50.
4par Crstonne Portieres. 9 colors. Regular price.
o. Reduced to 81
pair cretonne Portieres. ooiors. REGULAR price.
$3.50. Reduced to 81.
2pair Turcoman Portieres. Regular price, as Re-
duced to SO.
2pair Turcoman Porteres. 2colors Regular price
$40. Reduced to g.
3pair Turcoman Portieres. COLOR Regular price.
&l.75. Reduced to Sl.25
pair Ramie Portieres. Regular price, Is. Reduced
to So.
5oyaris Brocatelle. colors Regular price per ysr
$3.50. Reduced 10 $3.50
1Jo yards of 50-inch Silk Plush Reeular mica mar
yard, 90 Reduced to s.
Remnant lot of Silk Damask, SILK Tapestries velours
Brocatelles. &c. at 20 per below former prices
1900 yards Of Drapery Fringe for valences M.p,sl
Boards, &C., at exactly half the marked price
LOCO yards Cotton Turcoman. Regular prics. -5c
and 81 per yard. Reduced to 35c
500 pair Lace Curtains including the Brussels po,n,
Irish. Tambour Applique, Muslin Cluny. Silk Stripe.
Madras. Turkish Gauze and Nottingham, at :3,. per
cent or onethird of the present marked price.
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THE ST. JAMES Mission.
Something of the Work i'm which F.tb.,
Huntington IL Engaged

Ihe greatest interest is being taken In the
missionary meeting to be held at 1T. James
Episcopal Church on Capitol Hill and all pros
poets point to most successful mission These
meetings will commence this evening and last
through two weeks, including the three Sum-
days. The missioner who will conduct these
services is Father Huntington Of thu
order Of the Holy Cross. Father
Huntington, who is son OF Bisbon
Huntington of central New York. ia a
young man, but he has already become promi-
nent in church work, and in missionary wort
especially. He is well known throughout the
church for his labors in connection With the
Holy Cross mission in New York CITY anon.
the poor. Soon after his graduation he entered
this celibate order and has since devoted him.
sci TO work among the poorest of the poor in
the slums of New York and has Interested him.
self in all questions that interest the WORKING
classes and the poor.
HE WORKED WITH PICK AND SHOVEL
AT one time when compelled by failing health
to rellnquish for awhile his mission work be
put on the dress of working man and went
out with pick and shovel as a day Iaborer
While In that line of life he made friends on his
associates, talking with them and finding ont
thelr modes of thought and their particular
temptations and using whatever opportunitie.
presented themselves in addressing them and
advising them on spiritual matters. One tiny
he was recognized by a passing acquaintance
ana then for the first time the men with whom
he was iaboring knew who the man was who
was giving mp his life TO their welfare.
Father Huntington is at present deyotino
himself almost entirely TO holding missions. ne,
treats and other special religious services. AZ
his order has given up its parochial connection
with the Holy Cross mission having success
fully established il and left il in such condition
that 1t could be conducted by the regular
clergy Of the church.
PROGRAM OF THE MISSION.
The mission at st. James will commence tAis
evening at O'Clock with a service Of welcome
to the missioner, when Rev. Jas W. Clark. the
pastor OF the church, viii turn the church over
to his care.
Father Huntington viii be assisted by Rev.
Mt. Clark and will probably have one other e.
sistanta AS we'll
On Sundays December 2, IA and n. there
VIII be services, az follows: First celebration.
!. m; second celebration, 7:45 am: MATHIS
1880 a.in.; third celebration, with sermon. III
!. m; even song, 8 p. m; children's services
~ Pm; sermon to men only, $50 pm; mis-
SION service and sermon, pm. On week days
they will be as follows: First celebration. Sis
l. m; second celebration, z am: third cele-
bratlon, 7:30 am; mathis, 3 an; instruction
Tor women, pm; children's services SIS
Pm: even song, pm; mission service ana
sermon, pm.
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OFFICE FURNITURE.

we oner by far the largest and most complete line of
Desks IN quality and price ever shown in this city.
We also have splendid stock Of Office Chairs.
73 Odd Chairs for halls libraries and Offices At from
% to 30 per cent below regular prices
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CoucHEs AND LOUNGES.

Reclining Marble Cushion Couch Onward IN .,-
duroy and solid oak frame. Rsrular prtc. seo. -
duced to $48.
Best Leather Couches, spring edrs. Ra~n,.,
price. s26; reduced to $21. CO.
l imitation Mahogany Couch. in mohair plush.
Regular price. So1 reduced to GIG
Reclining Couch in mohair plush Raeul,r rrtc.
SIS; reduced to $14.
1" Al-haf Couches' very SOFT spring edge and
spiehdidIy put up. Regular price. s22; reduced to
&15.
% Lounges, from S6to $780,
walnut Bed Lounges. covered in mohair plush.
Regular price. S25; reduced to eco.
3Walnut Sofa Beds. covered in mohsir sult.n n,u.h
Regular price. $45; reduced to $685.
l Imitation Ebony Sofa Bed, covered IN rngs and
mohair plush. Regular price. $62; reduced to s5O.
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CARprr DEPARTMENT..

OARPET DEPARTMKNT.
To reduce our stock by January W shall ole,
large assortment Of every kind and quality of Car
PETS. Russ, Mats, &C.. 1t . heavy sacrifice. Ever,
Carpet. Bug or Mat advertised ID perfect.
The following standard Carpets win BE- offered q
prices that will or should induce every one thinking
buying within the next six months or year to purchas
now:
wiltons. Scotch and American Administer, Mo
anstsss. Veiveta. Body Brussels Tapestry Brusssl.
insrsins. Threspiy Carpets. Mattinss, &c.
Wilton. Per yard. els
American Administer. Biselow and other makes,
per yard, s1.50
Moouettes. per yard. q.
Velvets. per yard. soc.
velvets. Per yard. q.
Best Velvets. per yard. s1.lk
Body Brussels. Per yard, 500.
Body Brussels per yard, 9Oc.
Biselow Body Brussels, e.
Tapestry Brussels. per yard 4Ou.
Tapestry Brussels. per yard, SOC.
Tapestry Brussels. Per yard, 0Oc.
Ro1bury Tapestry Brussels. per yard, 7Oc.
3-ply Carpets. per yard. &C.
lnsrains. Ex-super All wool. pei yard. 4Oc.
lngrains. Ex-super An-wool. per yard, SOC.
1ngrains. Best Ell super wool, Der yard. an.
Smyrna Carpet, per yard. Sc.
LOO Hassocks. each 25c Regular price, SOC. and
S5c.
Fur Rugs and Mats. In all the newest combination
from 81 to $40 each.
A lot OF Smyrna Rugs. ringing in s,es from 1895
inches to l2xls fest 20 Per cant below the regular
price.
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sdsPpeal for aid has been sent out bv the
NsSr.. Aid Society of Paxton, Keith county.
comnlsa Last summers drought caused q
y. pes failure Of crops in that county and.
No ''nA9uence, the people arc destitute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-06
Wall PAPER AND DroosAr,se
DEPARTMENT.

Our stock is second to In this CITY, either I'm
point OF quantity or quality We guarantee our work
inevery case Wemake speciality Of contract work
for architects and builders No better or more skilled
labor than We employ can be obtained,
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7 II = SAND DOL l. Ans;
COST :AHIEt I'M MANY

WARDRoBEs.
Double Solid Mahogany Massive and Elabor.telv
Carved wardrobe French bevel mirrors, worth s175
reduced to $135
Double CHARTERED Oak Wardrobe. with laxe French
bevel mirrors, worth ss5; reduced to s72.
Double CHARTERED Oak Wardrobe with large French
bevel mirrors. worth $40; reduced to ESQ.
Antique CHARTERED Oak Double Wardrobe. worth
S42; reduced to $500
Solid Cherry Double Wardrobe. worth s42; reduced
to $3.50.
Double Antique. Oak wardrobes. worth CT: 70
duced to s22.
6 Double Antique Ash wardrobes, s14.
12 Double Antique Ash wsrdrobes, al.
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A Pleasant Entert.inme.s.

There was very interesting and successful
entertainment given last night at the stickney
Memorial Chapel on Pstreet Vocal solos were
rendered by Miss Mona Wilson, Miss saidee
Drown, Miss Cora Boyd, Mrs J. d. Psrslow and
George Terry; quartet by Willis N. Pome-
roy, Edgar Proctor, LeRoy Cough and Glen
Medairy. Those who recited selections were
Miss Marion Harries, Miss Lolo Ames. Niss
Allie Conley, z. G. Moore, N. =. ODonoghue
and Alfred Barker. There was . pianoforte
by the Misses Moore. The Quarrel scene from
Julius Cesar waspresented BY M.F.O'Donog-
hue and Alfred Barker and the program closed
with . chorus by classes 10 and n. Then 70
treatments were served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-06

At recent meeting Of the foot ball team Of
Princeton College, Jesse b. Riggs of Baltimore.
Md, member Of the jnnior class, was elected
captain u the team for next year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-06

Oeunsel for Mrs. Abbie Annette Annison Of
railroad diaaster ct Quincy In Auaust ~. nave
ooolned without trial the sum Of 81, 600 from
the Old Colony railroad in ssttlement Of her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-06
FoLD1Se BEDS.

'odinerent Beds to make selection FROM Including
the PhGnix Wardrobe Bed. the best In the market.
The Windsor Wardrobe Bed; the Standard Wardrobe
Desk and Chifonier Bed. The Chiffonier Bed. Tia
Palace Converse and Union Secretary Bed and the
Aantel and Upright Beds.
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PROGRAM OF THE MISSION.
An Interesting Decision.

An interesting decision has been rendered
by Judge Brooke OF the circuit court for
Prince Georges county, in the case Of Chsrlss
T. Wescott against the Riverdale Park Com.
pany, involving largely the respective riebs.
Of the Avalon -four mills at Bladensburg and
the Riverdale Park Company and of copsider-
able interest to many Washingtonians who have
acquired property at Ryerdale. The flood Of
1883 washed away the mill dam and chanced
somewhat the course Of the stream. epcrosch-
ing about forty yards upon the property of thu
defendants. The Riverdale Park Compspv
having purchased the old Calvert proprrfc
laid their sewerage, emptying IL Just above IL
old dam The park company objected to ~.
building the dam and when IL was co,ur,i.ssa
the company, acting, il is said, under az a.
vice Of counsel, tore il down. II wa sy.;,,
rebuilt and an injunction gotten out reasTs,,.
ing them from interfering with il in the fntn,a
;.;o n50ose IN an exhaustive opinion sus-
appeal has been taken, which viii - 49, -.
the court Of sppeals Of Maryland at their JsI-
been docketsd by counsel for we oamagss has
now awaits the appeal case. ' "n'oa
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Doatn of Sen1t0f Iurpie's Mother.
Mrs. Mary Turpie, mother of Senstor David
Turpie, was burned to death near Delphi, Ind.
on Wednesday. She was arranging the tirc in AZ,
oid.fashioned fireplace, when her CLOTHING was
'gnlted. She was nearly ninety years of age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-06

You cannot always Judge BY appearancss.
Inc e. meter very modestly covers lie face
With it, hands; bat hava care, 'tis fooline
thee.-Boston zkmscvip(
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FIGURED CHrS, SILKS.

Hmm DllhS.
400 yards Zeal China Silk. Former price, &c. Re-
duced to DC
f1yards Real China silk oriental design. Former
price. 81. Reduced 20 Joc
300 yards Real China silk. Former prices. &c and
soc. Reduced TO .sc
80 yards Double Width India Gaure. Regular price,
SOC. Reduced TO IJc
100 yards Gauze Drapery silk. Regular price. OIL.
Reduced 10 .Joc
100 yaris Heal Madras. Regular price. Oh. Reduced
to .0c.
5Oyards Real Madras. Regular price zoe. Reduced
10 DC.
Loco yards Plain China Silk Regular price. yoc.
Reduced 70 .s0c.
'ooyards Imported All-slk Drapery. Regular price,
&3.25 Reduced to Ell
Ncyards lrinted Madras. Regular price, COO Re-
duced TO lie.
One lot Remnant Furniture PRINCES, on which
regular prices range from JOc to e. Reduced 10 from
&c. TO $50.
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OHAIRs.

CHA1ns
100 Solid Oak Boz Frame Ch.,r,. upho,sts-es g.,
best leather any color wanted worth a. Ia reduced
to $3.50
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:.;EI::.Sy III T y
10 E +. :: s. E.. E. At

DINING RooM FURNITURE, SrDrso.Rps.
Solid San Domingo Mahogany sideboard, elabo-
rately carved and very massive worth $780, reduced
to 500
Solid Mahogany Antique sideboard. worth $500;
reduced to SO
Solid Mahogany Marble-top Sideboard, worth
800; reduced to s65.
i Solid Mahogany Sideboard. worth e175; reduced
to s1JO.
Solid Walnut Sideboard. marble top. worth sl35:
slOo.
Antique CHARTERED Oak sideboard, worth as; re-
duced to s65.
Antique CHARTERED Oak sideboard. very massive,
worth $50, reduced to slao
Antique CHARTERED Oak Sideboard, worth sa5. re-
duced to $50
Antique CHARTERED Oak sidebo,rd. worth $50; re-
duced to $40.
Antique Oaz Marble Top sideboard, worth SIS:
reduced to s26
Antique Oak Silsboard With French bowel elass.
worth s,s; reduced to s23
IL Antique Sideboaris, 3d.