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IDIfsIB.

rd BAxTLR On Monday. NSysaber %. 1881. a. lele
InteTnrn, Al tiienw I'D. y s. l. DAN
. BEhNAls. suddenly. November ~ ISL.
kobEhi {. bEhAAhs. in the thirty third year u
west. 1nes1ss at 10 O'Clock am.
BENEZETrE On saturday. November Is 1871.
At = l.. D. m. after short illness. Mrs. l. MARIA
BtStZfI daughter OF the late MAJ. samuel and
funeral IRON the residence of her brother Geo 4.
Der A.. at II O'Clock Intennent private. IM:ikes-
barre. Pa, IaIers please copy
BIGGs. Departed her life November ~ 1881 a,
4 O'Clock p NJ. MAMIE. the beloved dausl,.r Il
months and thirteen days.
CAHOoNE. suddenly. IN Chicago. Saturday, No
yeH Ven. ,sr. - ISL at = n, Malor W cAHooAE.
onse Maggie hUrs $40 New dorsey avena northwest
and New Jersey paIers please coIg.l
CAMPBELL on November -, 1891. at Residence
CAMPBELL. formerly Of ihis city.
CONFER, ON SUNDAY, November s9. 1881. at s
SuSSsna Of Nas,s cof a. thirty ioaf Sss so'ea
Funeral IruIn hi late residence. No. Al d str,ss
attend '"'''e1' ~
MsI Al assd eht ,i nS at H a.ss
ter OF Henry and lila Cowen-
Little Magsle Was our darling.
Ir1Je Of all our hearts al home.
Latte Nsgp1e. do come home
Funeral ffon parents RESIDENCE AIS l3ss sfrs~s
southwest, tuesday, 2o'clock pm.
Departed this life suddenly uu sun
day November ~. ls9l. at O'Clock D. u. LOUISE
hLNk1kflA beloved daughter al Katie and " illiaIa
Clifford lnee Nieols) aged two and InoptnsL
An angel came &c ssather flowers,
10 deck the throne OF h.aNsn.
he took the pIiresf and the best
That tsoc TO earth had given.
We watched and waited by her.
Still hoIing she would stay.
But the ANGEL gently whispered.
81 HER PARENTS
Whitney avenue between seventh and Ninth streeaa,
Tuesday. Dccember 4, al O'Clock Relatives aud
friends invited to attend.
oCoNNELL- ON Sunday, November - lssi nj
DIS residence E32 Delaware avenue southwest, DEN
Ms OCOANt-l-l aged mtg -pIne years. resident
funera. viii take place at 3 O'Clock. December I.
from hls late residence.
klGOL. cell asleep in Jesus November %. 1891,
JULIA. the beloved vile VI Charles and mother -
Priscilla Berry. AGED thir1y-seyen years.
Past Ter suffering. past her pain;
Cease 70 weer. for tears are vain
Cam The tuIilgt of tiny breast.
For sle who suffered Is st
The funeral VIII take place Tuesday. December 4
from the Vermont Avenue Baptist Church AT clock
sharp. li.lcllInoId Va, paI'ers pleasecopy.l
wARNKESsTI On sunday. November ~ lspl
at 4 30 a. M. ANNA H., widow VI Theobald Msrmkssr
se., aged thirty-six years.
east Friends snd relatives invited 10 attend,
WHITE On November ~ 1891 NJ 10 O'Clock In
the eve nin., FRANCES v, wife OF Geo H. Is White.
The funeral. which will lie PRIVATE will he he IA "a
her late residence. No i3-4 street TUESDAY after.
noon. December L. at O'clock Kindly omit fowerss
WILLS At Los Angeles Cal. On November -
1881. JOHN A WILLS. formerly OF tins city. e
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He Has Given Out No Information About
Field, Lindiey, Wiechers a Co.

NEW YORK, Nov. 90. -There was no material
change in the aspect of affairs at the Office of
the suspended firm Of Field, Lindley,
Wiechers Il Co. this morning. Assignee
Gould did not reach the Office until
1890 o'clock, but the clerks had been
at work on the books for an hour before. Mr..
Gould said that personally he knew nothing Of
the truth or falsity of the published reports of
the alleged crooked transactions of Mr.. Field.
The statement. however, that he had given any
such information TO :. reporter, stated
was uatrue. He was trying TO get at the facts
but as yet had learned little. He had
sought in vain for assets, but was
unable to get even enough to pay the
clerks. There bank account
whatever. and only faint hope remained with
him that there might pc some call loans be-
longing to the firm upon which he might be
able to realize something to defray necessary
expenses
There was a report publishcd that warrant
for tho arrest OF L. ". Field had been placed
in the hands Of Inspector Byrnes and that he
had detectives watching Mr.. Fields house.
The inspector today positively denied that
there was any truth in either OF these state
mepts.
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DoS,r DELAY To

stop that cough, Else the bronchial tubes will be
larRed delicate Of the lunzs exposed to
injury. No other medicine speedily operative in
throat eud lung troubles as AYEE's CHERRY PFC
TORAL. A few doses have been known to break up an
obstinate and distressing cough. Sufferers from
asthma. bronchitis. Group. consumption, throat
and vhooriny cough hnd relief in the use of
this PREPARATION II soothes the inaaued membrane,
promotes eIpectoraton and induces repose. Don't be
without it in the house. sale Z. Stone. Hurts store
Va. writes II have found. In my family. that Ayers
Cherry Pectoral was always certain cure for colds
and coughs"
Five years ago had constant cough. night
sweats. was greatly reduced in flesh and had been
given up by my physicians. Ibegan to take Ayers
Chsrry Fectoral and completely cured. "Ansa A.
Lewis. Ricard. NY.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Prepared by Or. J. C. Aver & Co., Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all Druggists. Price. 81; six bottles. 80.
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sales-Iteeular eall--12 o'clock m: Washington
Gas Convertible g., 5000 at lIo Chesapeake and
Washington Loan and Trust Company. 10 at 1U9L;
10 at l09. American Security and trust Company,
% at 1903.
Government Bonds-U. 5. as registered, 1901
ll6 bid, III asked. U. $. Is. coupons, 1907
III bid lis asked.
District OF Columbia Bonds-Market stock. Is
ls?2- gold. lOlk bid, asked. 2O-year fund.- S. 1899
gold, los bid, - asked. Water stock, IS, cur
1902, ll3 hid, - asked Water stock IS, 1908, cur
rency, l2l bid, - asked. 3.65s. 1874, fund, cur
rency l11 bid. lsll asked. SIS, reg. 2lOs, 1885
Miscellaneous Bonds-Washington and George
own Railroad 1910 Us, lOt bid, la44 asked. NASH
lngton and Georgetown Railroad Convertible is
- bid. los asked Washington Market Com
pany. lst Us. 1ss2-I9ll, ITO bid. asked
WASHINGTON Market Company imp. Is. ia bid,
asked American security and Trus, Com
ion Light Infantry LIST mortgage Is. i95i
pany, series A, 6s, III bid. - asked. = Washl
lnslon Gas Company, series Is. 6s, 11sj" Dld
bic 6s' 1901 iss bid, $50 asked. lexington laail.
road 6s, = bid. 1903 asked. Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone LIST mortgage IS, 9YK bid
lo5 asked. Capitol and North o street Railroad
lst mortgage 3s loj bid, Up asked. Metropolitan
Railroad Convertible Is, l1Si, bid, l22 asked. u.
Electric Light Convertible IS, 10. bid, 10 asked
Nauonsl Bank StocEs-BanS OF Washington 40
bid, - asked Bank of Republic, 80 bid -
asked Metropolitan 2o3 bid. asked. Cen
tra $40 bid, asked. Second liz bid 49,
asksG. Farmers aud Mechanics. 1870 bid - asked
Citizens. la bid, ls1 asked. Columbia 1873 bid i5S
asked. Capital, ia bid. - asked. West Enc
vi Did. - asked Traders, 1l2 bid. asked. In
coin - bid. lcz asked
Railroad stocks - Washington and Georgetown.
PIG bic, 80 asked. Metropolitan. 70 bid. IoJ
asked. Columbia 60 bid, :: asked. CapitI and
North Street, IL bid, ~ asked. EckingIun ana
soldiers lone, 81 bid, - asked. Georgetown and
1eLIeytOwn. 90 bid. ~ asked. Rock creek. 100
bid, - asked. "' =
Insurance StocSs-Firemens AK bid. GO asked
Franklin, 81 hid, o1 asked. Metropolitan bid
asked. National Union, IL bid, 70 asked
Arlington, lao DID. le5 asked. Corcuran 6,iE bid
"A asked Columbia, /; bid, l5ll asked. Poto-
mac. IS bid, 10 asked Riggs, bid, So, asked
Peoples, So. DID asked. Lincoln. 4 bid, So
asked. Commercial. Z, bid, 81, asked
Title Insurance Stocks-Rca, Estate Title. l2S
bid, 1856 asked. Columbia Title, G.; bid. So asked
Gas anu Electric Light Stocks-N ashiu|tou t;as
4is. bid. AZ asked. [. 5. Electric Light lI7 bid.
15G asked. Georgetown Gas, As bid - asked
Telephone StockS-Chesapeake and Potomac "a
BID, IL asked. Iaitle:Ican Graphophone 81 bid s.
asked. .tg'
Miscellaneous Stocks--Washing.on Market torn
pany, II Did, 90 asked. Great als Ice CoInDanv
$50 bid, 40 asked. bull Kun PanoraInn Co,npany'
Is bid, 20 asked. Pneumatic Gun Carriage, 4
lnterocean Building Company, bid, l05 asked
safe deposit and Trust Companies - Washing
ton Loan and Trust company. 100 bid 1904: askc,
american Security and rust .aum .,a. l9 nd
III asked Washington Safe Deposit Company,
l12 bid, 1875 asked.
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The Hawaiian Treaty.

DR.. Mott Smith, Hawaiian representative to
the United States, had an audience with Score
tary Blaine today to complete the details of the
reciprocity treaty now in the course of nesoti-
alton between the United States and Hawaii.
The basis OF the treaty is absolute freedom of
commercial trade between the two countries.
In allowing the goods of the United States to
enter Hawaii duty free that country surrerders
about $4,000 per aInum in custom revenue
and receives IN return the benefits de-
rived from the free admission of Hawaiian
sugar into in tie United States. The custom
duty of the Hawaiian Islands or sugar is ~ per
cert al vaiorem. 1t is expected that the treaty
viii ile completed in time to submit it to the
Senate before the Christmas holidays.
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Terrible Explosion mt Blackburn, ir
Lancasii.re, England.

Terrible Explosion mt blackburn, in
Lancasii.re, England.
NLoSpoS, Nov. Goa report las just been re-
ceived here TO the effect that there has been a
terrible explosion at Blackburn, near Preston,
Lancashire. Three stores are said to have been
wrecked by the explosion, twenty people are
reported killed and q large number of others
are reported to be injured.
Blackburn contains appropriation Of over
100 900. and an extensive business in cot
ton goods is done there. The streets
in the vicinity Of the explosion were full OF
people, when suddenly, and withou.
moments warning. the earth shook, there was
with flying bricks, tiMbers, broken glass and
all MANNER of debris. Tho houses which were
DESTROYED we're N the Blackburn market,
naturally one Of :he most frequented
parts of the town, and the scene
which followed was Undesirable. The people
were wild with fear. and ran in terror
from the market place. Many Of those
who ran away had been struck by
flying debris, and with blood pour
irg from their wounds they added to the
tie scene and as soon as possible began to
search the ruins for the dead.
1t is feared that Ut least twenty persons have
been killed. The number OF injured is not
known. but must be large.
AS yet no reason is known for the disaster,
but rigid inquiry is being madc to ascertain
the cause.
FIRE DREAMS OCT,
Inter dispatch says that before the police
could make thorough search for tho dead the
ruins which caught Ere, were a mass OF
flames, which rendered approach impossible.
The 6remen reported quickly 10 tho alarm. but
a. yet have Eot succeeded in extinguishing
tho IRE. II is almost certain that any dead In
the rims will be burned beyond recognition.
Six persons received serious injuries In the
explosion. 1t is dificalt Ut present to estimate
the number Of dead.
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independent Order of Odd Fellows.

The semi-annual visitationS OF the officers of
the Grand Lodge. I. o. .. F., to the various
lodges in this jurisdiction, which began in Oc-
tober last, are drawing to close, there being
only three lodges remaining to be visited, viz
Columbia. Mechanics and Eastern. The for
mer will be officially visited on Thursday even
ing. Mechanics on Friday and Eastern next
week. The interest and attendance shown has
been very gratifying 10 the officials.
Beacon Lodge, No. Is, l. o. o. F.. was to
have celebrated its forty-seveuth Anniversary
this evening by choice literary and musical
program, but it has been postponed until a
later date. which has not yet been fully
determined upon.
Union Lodge, No. II, will celebrate its fifty-
first anniversary this evening in their lodge
room, and win be confined exclusively to MEM
bers OF the order.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 3l-F!our steady-western
super. 3.50a3.15; dc. extra, 3.90ai.4U: do. family
s.6Ja5.5o; winter wheat patent. 515a5.5O spring
wheat puent, 6.50a5.,S; do. do. Straight, 5.oei
550-rece PTS 80, i6S barrels; shipments ops bar
reis; safes. $50 barrels. Wheat weak-No red
spot. 1U2 sal.02sl; November, l.O2saL02s.: pecem-
i.eSsal.oI: May I.lo 5al.loJI; steamer, No. q red
9,x-recepts, ss,6J2 bushels; shpmcnts 5S.93I
bushels; stock, 1.sl2,4is bushels; sales. 2es.D0O
bushels. Southern wheat easy-Fuitz 9aal .OG:
LOnSberry, l.OJtl.o6 Corn easy IN xcl, SPOT or
asked; year. 5js<a5d January, 81, aa54s: February
J51a53k; March, 55a.-receipts, $500 bushels
shipments, Is bushels: stock. J,u9a bushels: sales
$4,000 bushels Southern corn-white easy 5;j.
No. Q white western, 40 asked; No. mixed west
ern. 5sE biil-recepts, 5000 bushels Shipments
6 bushels; stock, i4l,509 bushels. Rye giiiet and
frm - No. lWHal03 -receip;s, Also bushels;
stock 10i,S3I bushels. Hay firIn-good to choicc
timothy, laO0al4-vo Grain freigh;s Quiet and
easy-steaIner TO Liverpool, per btshel, az pence:
Cork FOR of0efs, per quarter a4ssd; -four per
ton in sacks, ~ cents per 100 pounds. Cotton
changed. Butter h-,n-creamery, fancy, 80; do
fair. 10 choice, z6alS; do imitation, 2sa25; ladle
fancy, go do. good TO choice, aoase; rolls, une
2G do. fair 10 god, iials; store-packed, I5ais
fair, IL; No. :, lsa. Sugar s;rong-granuilted,
: S-l6. Copper, firm, unchanged. Whisky firm,
unchanged Peanuts, same az last Monday.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 3G.--vrginia ten-forties "a:
i02Haleg; baltimore and Ohio Southwestern lrsts,
i0l y bid. do. FIRST incomes, z0a16; do second in.
comes, 2sha52; do. third incomes, 9xall: Consoli-
dated gas stocks, 42ka43E.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Nov. 80 lclosng).-Wheat-Dece
Sef. siSs; way. ssS Corn-pecember. 4ess; May,
pecember, s.2& January, iLiIh; May, ii.5i X.
Lard-Decembcr, GO; January, 6l11S: Nav VIZ
ioDs-Decem6er, $50; January. o.57; May, SIS.
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MARKED.

BOGGESs- SCHAEFER AZ Rockville Tu.-a.x
sel;eiioSr J. ls,l, by hey. A. a. Miib-iurile. Nj.
JOHN W. BOtfGl>s 81 Luudoun comfy Va ~ Miss
LIZZIE A. scHAEtEk .; Mast insgfun. g. =
fIEMiN0-BAlCH. In ~. JollI's Cl.nrch at 4 A.
m on November -. 1891. 10y the lev. lr Iouglas-
assisted b. kev. lr. MchiI. gLAKISsA TIIf,HNAN
FILM Nj. youngest daughter oi Mr. Mari h Hem
ing and the Iate Dr. kotu.rt Fleming fleuiug 81
Charleston. \ G.. to Mr.. HkNRl HEkBERl BAlCH
of New York
shEbAAN = WILSON. Al St Johns rhunh
oseorgetown. d. C. "Wednesday. November % Isy.i
10y the hev. J. A. lesest.r. KATE sHERNAN. daug-h-
Ter OF DIT sonn ;; biilinrs >. A 10 Mr.. MILAN
HANNA NILSSON OF SEATTLE. Masn. lDetrolt aud
Pontiac. Mich. papers please coryl
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of tho court TO Robert Eount and Janey
Pollard; Harry H. Warner and Mary E. Shorter;
Richard n. Perry and Ethelie S. Johnson;
Sandy Coates and Emma ]. Hills: Edward Is.
Boteler OF Anne Arundel county, Nd, and
George McC. Brown; Samuel D. George aud
Clara A. yuts, both Of Loudoun county, Va. |;
Thaddeus Surber and Lelice Wicker: Joseph
Keys and Mary Brown; Robert z. Musou and
Minnie x. Chism; Edgar G. Rixlsr and Pearl
Ronlb.
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Death Of Mrs. G. H. u. Whit.

The many friends OF Mr.. Geo. H. D. White,
cashier of the National Metropolitan Bank, viii
sympath;ze with him in the loss of his wife,
who died on Saturday. Her funeral.
which will be private, will be held
tomorrow afternoon from her late residence,
No. 1924 street northwest. Mrs. White was a
lady we'll known for her many womaniy quail
tiles and for her quiet and transformations
charity.
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DON'T kUN TUE RISK II your cold getting well of
hse1-you may Thereby Guft into condition Ia
sorabie 10 the development of som. Latent t,tl-
nehc.- winch may give You years OF trouble.
Better cure youf cold M once with the hell of Tor.
u. Jay mes ENpe,ioiani. good heahng medicine
Tor all coughs, sore Iunlgs anu ihruals
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RIBBON Drp.RrMrxr.

anoveity in the Ribbon line - DO,.ssle-f4esd
Satin sash Ribbon. = inches wIle. iur evening
we.r-exceedirs!y rich In aaaIity.
-Si-sJ = Yard
Plain Edge More wais, Ribeoas. . inches
vide (nsv also)-ev, nirg shades on.y.
-1Oc. yard.
tEiEss door. under sA yiightJ
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DaEss TEIMM1Sss.
of Silk Frogs. Black and coiors.

l lot of Silk Frogs. Black and coiors.
Reduced from % to l9c.
finch Black Silk Cord Fringe. Reduced
from 81 - to SUc.
siik Teatherine Edge. initiates feathers
and - more durable. Black and co.ors.
Only J0c. FER yard.
decided novelty - 'Ghie" Dress
LITTER, detachable. novel and = great
convenience. Single Soc, double co..
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The CAsr1sc Our

The CAsr1Sc Our
Ofthe devil OF disease a sign of authority.
Now take little time about it and cast out
devils by thousacds-xe do it by knowledge.
Is not Elan who is.alcn possession Of by the germ
CT consumption possessed OF i devil!
A little book on careful living and SCOTS
EMULSION Of cod liver oil Will tell you how
cjse him if it can be done.
Pee.
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. 13o South 9Th ave.,
New York.
Your druggis. keeps SCOTS EMULSION Of cod
liver oil--all druggists everywhere 10. no27
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HEAD REsrs.

go Sillaline Head Rests, 2 pieces.
have been selling well az Acc. Only DC.
each
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The Dead Woman Identified
The old lady who last night was taken sick on
9TH street car and died before she reached the
Emergency Hospital vas identified as that Of
Mrs. Mary Farrell Of l024 North Capitol street
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TURKISH BATH RUGS.

Heavy and warm. color DARK Gray, With
Blue. White or Red border.
1ez'x4o inches ,- a.. e. 81. r.
81 EACH %.
(Second aoor. l1th ST. buiid inzl .r..
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Mrs. w1NsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
OF MOT HERS for their CHII4DIsEN WHILE TEETH
ING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SoOTHES tie
CHILD. SOI1ENS the GUNS. AILAYS all PAIN,
CUELS WIND collie. and is the best remedy for
D1A.liEEA- Sold 10y druggists in every part OF the
world. lie and ash for Mrs. Wins.ows Soothing
SyIrli' and ts.e other kind - cents q bottle.
IN -
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The lines Of merchandise displayed in their
several departments were never 50 complete as
now and are superior to sny shown IN the past
The vast variety comprises many beautiful de-
signs made exclusively for us and no; TO he
found in any other house. The Japarese De-
partmsnt Is g niaryel--qUaint sbsyes III useful
- well as ornamenta! articles. The Art Needle
work Department. with its dainty Artistic FRO
dnciions bexgars description So with or Doll.
Toy and Bric-a Brac Departments. Indeed
overy department holds out attractive goods At
prices more moderate than ever. The Special
Offerings, however, Tor Tuesday a<s Is follows:
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Range orthe Thermometer.

The Following were the readings at the Office
OF the weather bureau today: sa. m, IL; pm,
81; maximum. -; minltnuln IL
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To Test the nckiplex Law

The SUIT to test the validity of the Mckinley
tarif law was begun in the supreme Court of
the United States at 2 o clock this afternoon
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AIDES ARE GREATLY BENEFITTD By THE
IL % An=ossura Bltters. the south American
tooic Of Dr. J. u. b. siessrt sons Ask your
Ga. nox
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Tuz Box MAncrIE.
3l4 AND ci6 TIN ST. N. W.

I T. WALKER SONS. a04 10TH ST. Nw-CAR-
Jet LlnIE. Asbestos Goods. Minor Brick and Clay.
aud ;-py hovfing, Lime. Gel! and C....re
ais !. i. NAI.k Ek SONS.
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DaHx Orr,Ss CLorHs.

We are in .eseipt OF ~ pierCs Of View and De-
sirable OUTING CLOTHS in DAl.k 60. Or
lSGS-iust the thing Tor house wraprers,
market and chiidren's dresses. last co.ors.
--loc. and l251c. yzrI--
(Second foor. llth ST. bu.,ail.--I
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
. The following are the oIening and closing prices Of
tie New York StccL Market, rs reported BY special
wire TO { Tson and mccartney, 14iJ street
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Fun CsspEs.

Nearly all the various kinds. and here
Is one illustrative of our prices:
One 20. of Black Russian Hai- Capes
roW Al ~
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THE sPEAKERsHIP CONTEST.
Continued from First Page.

editor Of the Morning Journal, A. G. Church
and J. X. Hickey of St. Louis and Edward
Story Of La Belle Parlor 40 will be Mr..
Hatch's official residence from now until next
Saturday evening,
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DEPARTMENT.

last ~sek was one o. the busiest weeks our
Z ankst Department, has ever e1perlenctc and
We intend that Tire p=eseu. shall riya. t. With
sais end in view ~- oner some extraordinary
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FEATHER Goops.

We are closing out the balance of our
stock of Feather TRIMMINGS. Edgin4s,
Collars and Feather BOss.
9Sc. Feathe: Trimmings now .IOc-
SI.3S Re .ther Trimmings now sc.
sI.'S Feather Trimmings now s1.19.
Coque Plume Feather Boas, worth
about 81. ID, now g. As.
a few other Feather Bo.s proportion
ately re .uced-
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. HE Goops DEp.Eruryr
OFFERS

OFFERS
LOO yards White and Cream Null 10 inches
wide. suitable tor draperiss. fancy work, aprons.
tides. &c. at
-I25Sc. q yard
(sscopG door. Ilth st. buildincJ
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CLOAK SALE CONTINUED.

day or two more of such trade as
had Saturday will dispose Of the special
lot OF 80. ~ Cloaks Many Of these are
worth $i2 to Sl3. Cho'ee OF the lot. SO
long as they hold out. 81. As.
l NDERwEAR.
s5c. never bought better value than
tie two-tLiIds Natural Wool Vests anu
Pants for ladies. Wearegs say that they
absolutely 10 not shrink.
Hosiery.
One item only today, bat a good one.
LADIES o5c. Back Cashmere Hose for
2oc.
RIBBONS.
4-;nch Fancy Brocade Satin Ribbons,
in all the art SHADES, for 10th millinery
and fancy wo,k. Usual p.ieo OF this
width Is 6,c. We offer these at 39c. per
yard.
100 pieces o: Gros Grain Al.-Silk Rib
bob with satin edge. Corrle OF dozen Of
best shades. The usual prico for ;his
width is &c. We ofier these at l9c. per
yard.
GLOVES.
A seasonable item. Ladies' Cashmere
Gloves. in Black. Navy and Seal. only
pc. Better qualities y little higher.
CoRsrTs.
II is the aim Of every merchant to have
the best Dollar Corset We le,ieve We have
II. Il is made from Sateen. thoroughly
bone1. perfect nttins. in Black, Gray.
| B,ae, CreaEl, Tan and White. 81 Fer
pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-30

A day or two more of such trade as We
had saturday will dispose If the special
lot of 80. A. Cloaks. Many Of these are
worth $i2 to ala. Choice OF the lot, SO
long as they hold out. 81. As.