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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-13

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EVERY SALE SET.
. LADIES' SHOE SALE. -
ss.75 SUIT SALE.
e12. 80 SUIT SALE.
Soc. STRAW HAT SALE.
2 SAks & COMPANY. .
WITH THIS QUARTET OF SPECIAL
sales we don't see how anybody can stay away
from here this week and res. easy" We can't
remember when we've cut loose such values be-
iOlS-sO "W"v VA bHclu-uuu III the very ulTeCs
ton your wants and the weather are making
demands.
ABOUT TIE SHOE SALE.
It's mostly LADIES' SUMMER FOOTWEAR
with few MISSES and CHILDREN's sizes
spr.nkled in. Our Shoe buyer has gone to the
market after the first fall fashions. His absence
is the cue for Us to make room for what he
buys. You've had a taste before of our way OF
doing that.
Q7 PAIRS LADIES' SOUTHERN TIES.
they've sold all along for .36.
Sc P PAfR LAD, LADIES DoNGoLA OXFORD
e ahf them told "a. e. eaana We've O5.
II PAIRS LADIES PARIS KID FoxEp
OXFORD TIES, with cloth tops and
B sen Iys1ns. UPS Away. have Sill.
127 PAIRS MISSES SPRING HEEL
ton. Our regular Sl.50 quality. Sizes OF
lilo E.....-.......-..-.......... .Otc.
70 P 5xRShb DI Hes PATENT aaSa I VIA ,a
s S1I heel. Were $40 81. 63.
80 PAIRS LADIES' DoNGoLA OXFORD
Oh TIES. with extension so,cs and pat
s SGw leather tips. We're ESQ. SI,37.
OF PAIRS LADIES' PARIS KID OXFORD
81 TILs-plsin and tipped-hand made.
Sod Sod for 80. s2.75 and $3.50. S1 10
NJ" ......'..'...'..'.'....... .......'S 10
tx PAIRS LADIES, GRAY AND BLACK
VI SUEDE OPERA SLIPPERS; 81 10
regular e. 30 quality. NOW........s l.fc.
10, PAIRS ,CHILDREN's DoNGoLA
patenttips SiZesSto l0k. These sell fort OF
Sl.3-but we've marked 'eIu ...........c6 &c.
o. PAIRS MISSES DONGOLA BUTTON
~ BOOTS with spring heels and patent
tips tips siz %sw II to =. Regular at 81 3S.
go. ..-.....-........S JIsOO'
They're the styles you'll be wearing for two
or three months yet. We've told You just how
many pairs there are of each-and we'll keep
this sale up until SATURDAY NIGHT IL the
lamp holds out to burn" that long. These
are the biggest holes we've ever made In shoe
prices. Room is the reason.
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HINTS Or BEsr BARGAINS.


The list below gives an idea Of some Of the best bar.
gains and is ne1aggerAted statement However we
wish 10 impress that al IAces not cred
50 much below prevailing prices and ask you not TO
be disappointed if the Lace you may happen to require
is only from 10 ID per than IL will eoss
you elsewhere.
BLACK LACE DEMI-FLoUNCrNGs.
The best values at these prices: &c. zoe. &c..
42c. 4sc. 55c. GOc., s5c. SOC. and 81 yard rang.
ing width from to ID inches. The writer merely
points here and there. What the might consider
the prettiest design and quality may not lie men,
toned.
4Sc.-Big Bow Knots II arpliqued. Width II
inches. Worth 75c. yard.
25c.-Polka dots with noral border of Thread Lace.
Width IL inches. Worth 0sc. yard.
0Oc.-Tiny bouquets sprnkled here and there ribton
border. width inches. Worth sssc. yard
2Jc.-Polka dot and flowers, srtisticAlly blended.
Width IL inches. Worth 44c. I'D.
3oc.-Tiny dots and leaves. Width II inches worth
Soc. I'd.
5sc-Four of polka dots graduating in size in
terspersed with dashes. Width 10 inches. Worth q
I'D.
4sc.-Bow knot. Width II inches. Worth &c I'd.
49c.-FIowers Of thread lace. A beautiful piece.
Width inches. Worth sl.25 sd.
5Oc.-Floral design with artistic Grecian border.
Width ID inches. Worth Ell 10 I'D.
55c.-Palm leaves. Width. Il inches. Worth 81 q
I'D.
4sc.-small dots and flowers. ribbon edge. Width Q
inches. Worth SIC. I'd.
Gsc.--As above. Width 10 inches. Worth o.. 10 I'D.
3Gc.-PolkA dot, ribbon border. Width % inches.
Worth 55c.
MARROW LACEs TO MATCH.
We show the same designs quoted above from 100.
4sc. yard. in widths 5ineb~s. Especially
good quality the 4inch wide Polka Dot Laces -
pc. yard.
42-IxcH WIDE FrouxcrSos.
The new Flouncings come at q. sl.35 and eI.5oa
yard. Polka with ribbon border only el yard
New design in Stripe Bands and POLKA Dots OIL 35
and wonderful imitation Of Thread Lace 1T only 81 %
yard.
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Gun
SrocK TAKING PnrrARAronr SAFE
SUMNER MOVEMENT
MODERN MFRCHANnISINa

81 MAEh afONEAENI
In
MODERN MERCHANDISING.
.
T1TrHE MERCHANDISE OFFERED LAST
T week commanded the most marked at
tention. The summer MOVEMENT
HAS MOVED great lots Of good things. Prices
are LAID Low" en- any goods that in ex-
cess of demand or for any on little
slow. Our regular PATRONS who with US
from day to day will lie the quickest TO recog-
nize the full value Of the extreme reductions
made. These in quest of things lower than
prevailing quotations find them here. Every
line in our columns is worthy of your per-
usal. Plenty Of good news. Here are some I'M
paralleled demonstrations
WE WE'RE THE ONLY PURCHASERS
FROM WASHINGTON
AT THE GREAT AUCTION SALE of Blankets
By the
RITTENHOUSE MANUFACTURING CON-
PANY.
We bought . large lot of WHITE AND
GRAY BED BLANKETS AT SUCH PRICE
CONCESSION that we going TO put them
on sale TUESDAY MORNING at Just about
what WE have TO pay the manufacturer ordi-
narily. These were bought at auction-are per-
feet goods and we don't expect to have pair in
the house by July 81, when We take stock.
Here they are:
Lot 1-10-4 WHITE WOOL BLANKETS
Only So 30 pair
Lot2-11-4wHITE WOOL BLANKETS
for "a. as pair
Lot3-1l-4 SILVER GRAY WOOL BLANK.
ELS.
SO pair
We would pay for these regularly Just about
the same price at which We Offering them
toyou.
IN CONJUNCTION WITH THESE BLAN-
kETS We shall offer
so WHITE MITCHELINE BED SPREADS.
--Reduced from 81. 20 to 81 70
These are very light and unequaled for sery.
ice. The price is very low.
-$l.15 spread
There are Just two FIGURED SATIN DOWN
QUILTS. that were s1l.50 each. We have
made them
Also lot of Steamer Rugs and TRAVELLING
shswls marked down from
SO TO $5.-
(Second floor. 18th st. building)
No Orurn House IL WAsu1sero,
CAN SELL YOU
GLOVE THUMB RETROGRADE scanned
MITTS. We have exclusive control of them
and can sell the
Ladies' 6-button length made of pure silk.
in Black. White or Cream.
For Sc. pair
One lot Of LADIES' S-BUTToN-LENGTH.
ALL-SILK JERSEY GLOVES. in Tsns, Modes
and Grays.
Marked down from 81 % and sl3S
TO S. pair
(First floor. 18th st. building
SrocK-TAk1sG REDucrross
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Mems Ml-linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs,
In these initials only-A. Z, X, L. n, o,
and v.
Reduced to 25c.-
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42-IscH WIDE FnouNcrxes.

The new Flouncings come at q. sl.35 and el. 5oa
yard. Polka dots with ribbon border only 81 yard
New design in Stripe Bands and POLKA Dots OIL 35
and wonderful imitation Of Thread Lace 1T only 81 %
a yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-13

An ssteEpr.sins Journal II finance Nigh,
n4Ae good thing for its<lr by establishing q
Cartier Eosis through the penitent,aries
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LASsBuReH & BRo.
LLAMA LACE sAcQUEs
JACKETS.
s3.s5.
This may sound ridiculous,
But is nevertheless exactly
as stated.
The lacealone in these
Is worth from IS to SIS,
Yet You can have your
Choice for 81. IS.
Assortment grows daily.
Beautiful designs.
Cne line in all
Such colors as
Lemon, Pink, Lavender.
Light Blue. Orange. Tan.
Nile. White. Cream and
Black for 2oc. PER YARD.
In our Art Department Stamped Cushions
and Chair Backs DC each.
Stamped Cushion Tops on Denim. 19c.
each.
Boiling shseting Table Covers. stamped.
39c. each.
Stamped Travelling Bags. bound in Black.
Scarlet and Navy Blue. 69c.
Linen Fringe, all coors, 1Sc. yard.
GhofoideIy Linen IN ali coiors' coc dozen.
summer head Rests, &c each
STAMPING SPECIALITY.
EMBROIDERY STITCHES TAUGHT
fhEL VI CAARHE.
sppCI,I S,Iv on
ehiLDhENo
GINGHAM
DRESSES
In most instances there are but few offs
kind. The gingham in any Of these dresses
is GUARANTEED TO be washable. The
work is excellent the trimming and buttons
are good and strongly put Oh. 50 there are
many points to prove that they mus. be-
come favortes. Some are made to wear
with guimpes, some made plain. some with
embroidered trimmings. Eacn and every
dress little gem.
A GENUINE REDUCTION SALE.
Little Dresses that sold for Csc, with
tucked vest Of White India linen, embroid-
cry trimmings. full sleeves, Sc.
Little Dire sses that sold for 81. 10. made To
and arm holes full vide each o.
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1000 Dozen FANCY Burrows.

Regular PRICES. lsc. to 75c. dozen. ALL
MARKED down to &c. DOZEN or DOZEN
FOR &c.
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sEATOS PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING."
NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Established lS4O. 1t
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In LADIES MER1xo UspERwEA1
DEPARTMENT WE ARE SHOWING
full line Of LADIES' EQUESTRIENNE
TIGHTS OF silk. wool and lisie thread, in Ecru
and Fast Black. knee and ankle lengths. As
much used now for STREET WEAR, in lieu
Of SO many skirts, as for horseback riding.
Deservedly.. popular. as they are NOT CUM
BERsoME AND SAVE THE LAUNDERING
OF MANY WHITE SKIRTS.
They are
-$2, 81. 80. g. 50. 25 and So Co.,
We have Just received another lot. 100 dozen.
of the LADIES' IMPORTED SWISS RIBBED
COTTON VESTS, with low neck and no
sleeves. All who buy these consider thema
bargain at
Only small lot 40 dozen, Of the LADIES'
UNBLEACHED BALBRIGGAN VESTS.
These have high necks and short sleeves. Sizes
pie each. or for 81
We have nave S reduced al our childrens Gsu.e
'n ''1s' To- 10 @ -nd 8? f ts1 5oc zoe
LA6IEs' d9ssAMER VESTS. with hish
-Io l5c.. or 2 for a5c.--
TINS |! Sc OsE e, O. 4, Ogn Sraoso
u fas in EExssi.E I'VE
HOSIERY STORES. We willing to vouch
for every pair. None given admittance withouc
having their credentials thoroughly examined.
You are invited to examine three lines today
particularly mcritorious. These have Just come
100 dozen LADIES' FINE BLACK COT.
TON HOSE. in both plain and drop stitch
effects - the everlasting. unchsnging-cOlor.
-Spsin for FL
And 80 dozen more Of those FINE Isle
THREAD HOSE kOk LADIES, plain and
Richelieu ribbed, beautiful shades OF Tan and
Gray. Don't think you paid less than soc.
Tor them. they are now
Another 80 dozen LADIES. EXTRA FINE
Isle THREAD BOOT PATTERN HOSE,
The boots are Black the toes
Cardinal. Old Gold, Gray.
Tan and Blue.
The price h
-5Oc . pair
(First floor. ID annex
liz WH1rr Goops DEPARTMENT
THE FOLLOWING REDUCTIONS
ARE OFFERED.
90 pieces PLAID LAWNS.
..-Prics lowered 70 DC. . yard
60pdecss PLAID LAWNS.
Price lowered to &c. Q yard
e pieces SATIN PLAIDs.
Prize lowered to &c. yard
(second Aoor. llth st. building,
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
3yl3 10th. llth and sss. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-13

1he IsAas baby who WAS born with full sc,
Of teeth stands living rciutation 1t any who
declare that the south "a backward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-13

There WAS timely haste in seizing that
smugyied Opium IN Chicago. IL is too close to
l5s2 FOR any risks or hypno;scs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-13

Albert Edward Victor seems To be pressing
ais claims for a pl.ee in that popular ballad
entitled When Pop was . lit.le boy Ike me-"
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CLOSING Our SALE Or REMNANTS

During the past month We have accumulated
great many remaants of all kinds, and we
want to close them out. We have marked the
quantity in each piece and the price in plain
figures. and will deduct 25 per cent or one
fourth Of the price marked On each piece for
CASH.
They are all displayed on OR center tables.
and many good bargains may be found in the
stock.
We have also reduced the prices on great
many Summer Goods. and still continue to
make a discount Of ten per cent on all 000ds
In our stock till further notice.
W. N. SINISTER SONS,
$40 Penna. ave.
All ooods marked in plain figures. TO
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ABOUT The 1915 SUIT SALE.

ABOUT HE 1915 SUIT SALE.
It's the last one of the season. but long way
from being the least important one. 1t opened
this morning with rush that has kept up all day.
'Tisn't going to slack up" either-TomorrowT
be buster than today-and every hour you post
pone your visit the variety is narrowing. When
WE offer q choice Of thousands Of OUR regular
els. Sl3 80. s12 and slO FANCY CHEvIoT
and FANCY CASHMERE SACK and CUTA-
WAY SUITS for ss.75-no wonder there's
hustling. Even to that we've added a lot Of
UNLINED COLLINGToN sERGEs - plain
black. Nobody ever heard Of their selling for
less than s15-and here we are, Offering them
at 50. - with the others.
THIS 10 A DROP TO THE BOTTOM
II We played" with the prices-marked them
up to break the faI"-we might be money
in pocket-but 1t would be q deception-and
deceit isn't one Of the factors in our methods.
We haven't changed mark. Just as they were
put in stock they are today-and you can figure
your saving as well as we can.
TAKE wARNING-If you want one Of these
summer SUITS come after it at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-13

The silver question PERSISTS in its refusal tc
tale a summer vacation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-13

The railway horror crop continues to be q
teplOra0le success.
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I. B. TowSxn & Sos.
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS,
1916 eth ct. nv.
Bargains for the week comnencing
MONDAY. JULY La
1O-4 Unb,eachsd Sheetiny, loc.
lO-A bleaehed Hheeting. tie.
BieAched Pillow Case Cotton. &c.
Lawns. nc.
Dress 0inghams &c.
farssos and sun Umbrellas ct discount.
Bortrees Duplex Corsets. 81.
fuli hne Of Corsets 1T all prices.
Black Henrietta Cashmere, all wool, 80, %, 1bc.
and e.
Black Henrietta, wool face, 25c.
Black Hafines, l2x. 20, 23c.
Gents Laundered shirts, 5Oc., 75c. snd e..
Isrge line Of India Linen and kiaid Nstnsooks.
AL st1es In the celebrated Diamond Shirt.
C.osing out Al Dress Goods st reduced pricss.
Towels, Xspiiai. Tsbis tinsn. Sc. wv Hl1
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"Dons Brown s0mss in play rs bat Of slang
for MARYLAND Use.
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They're the styles you'll be wearing for two
or three months yet. We've told you just how
many pairs there are of each-and we'll keep
this sale up until SATURDAY NIGHT IL the
lamp holds out to burn" that long. These
are the biggest holes we've ever made in shoe
prices. Room is the reason.
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While away remember our MAIL ORDER
DEPARTMENT. You need not want for
anything. Write to us, and all such articles
Of merchandise as you may need while away
will be sent to you. In ordering be explicit,
be careJul. be exact.
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RS PAIRS LADIES' GRAY AND BLACK
w SUEDE OPERA SLIPpERS :c1 10
regular e.. 80 quality. NOw.......So l.tC.
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o. PAIRS MISSES DONGoLA BUTTON
~ BOOTS with spring heels and patent
tips Sizes IL to = Regular at & SS
s2.2o. Now. Loo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-13

THE EMBROIDERY BUYER At thi. rnomen,-lo
ocokis marking the prices the new eanbroiderie.
The writer vouch for this uneraesera,ed state
ment: Entbroider'es riH BE- offered tomorrow az n
cents north CSC. yard aud rs cents north 50 cent?
yard IFS not that they trias bat ne the ssaurs
and deiaoacy " the designs and UorEmdnsAtp. says
the buyer.
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STOCK Il k1sG REDucrross
HANDKERCHIEFS,
Mems Al-linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs,
in these initials only-A. Z, X, L, n, o, L
and v.
Reduced to 25c.-
Ladies' All linen, fine and sheer quality.
Hemsttched Handkerchiefs, in the following
letters: ID, Z, J. X. n. o. r, T, and W. Re
duced from SOC.
TO 35c., or 3 for FL
(First floor
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- BUTTON BOOTS with spring heels and
patent tips. SiZesSto lOk. These sell forOT
Sl.3-but we've marked 'eIn ............c6 C.
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OF PAIRS LADIES' PARIS KID OXFORD
IL TIkS-plain and tipped-hand made.
some OF those CLARK. Perry " Co. samples.
SOW SSja .or W: $40 ann 500 Sl.7S.
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Or. 18th Ct. and pH. Az.
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90 PAIRS LADIES' DONGOLA OXFORD
% TIES, with extension so,cs and pat
e Nnw leather tips. Were ESQ. SI27.
NoN ............................ rJ4scS .
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TWO ELOPEITENyS.
Itaiinn Husbands Who Are Supposed TO
Have Hun Away with Married Women.

italian Husbands Who Are Supposed TO
Have Hun Away with Married Women.
Special Policeman Carmino Annachino. who
had barber shop at the corner Of North Soc
ond and Havemyer streets. Williamsburgh.
has disappeared. Almost simultaneously with
his departure the disappearance OF Mrs. Anna
Buglio. tho young wife OF fruit dealer on Bed
ford avenue. near North Third street.was made
known. 1t is believed that they hive eloped
and have COMO to Chicago. for which city An.
Machine, it is known, bought railroad tickets.
Annnchino deserted his wife and child, leav.
ins thom penuiless. He had sold out his bust
ness and part of his household goods 4 few
weeks ago his wife heard OF his infGtuation
for Mrs. Bugli,. and she loft him to return to
her mothers house. The husband OF Mrs.
liuGlo discovered his wife's fondness for the
barber. and, 1t is alleged. threatened Anna
chino with death unless he left her
A tailor named Bizzo obtained a, Judgment
Court a few days ago, and he was pressing MIN
for the moIoy. Annachino nut him OF until
last Thursday. but sold his business the day
he mad Biz sa
last nigh, that lie must have had slOOo when
Mrs. Buslio, left her residence on the same
day rs Annachino. ,ostensibly to visit friends.
but II is said that she never saw them. and met
Annachino hy, appoini ment.
Tho wife OF John fiore. also an Italian bar
linmsbursh. Is missing. Fiore. in the company
Of Mrs. Maggie Devino Of 242 North Fifth
stree called 81 the Lee avenue police court
yesterday and asked for warrants tiore said
that hi- WHO took with her In her flight sou.
n gold watch and ali her clothes. Mrs. Devine
SAID that her husband went away at the same
were together once before he was away
with her. No warrants were granted them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-26
SARAH BEnSnARDrs BIRTHPLACE
A sun Reporter Explode. the Oregon story
That Rochcnter Is the l.lmce.

CHICAGO. July PA despatch from Portland.
Or. says that Pendle,on contains n nephew
OF the actress, Sarah Bernhard. His name Is
J. II. keables. Tho discovery lends to II story
Of tho illustrious Sarahs origin. differing
materially from that given In her biographies.
keables has received u letter from his mother.
now Mrs. l.. l.. Bell, who lives at White River.
Tularc county. Cal. Shc says that her niece.
Miss ,alary Mum. received letter from sarah
iact that She is Mrs. Bells younger sister who
ran AWAY rom her homo in New ork State
According 10 Mr.. Kenbics's. story sarahs
true name Is Sarah King and she was born on
was OF French and jewish descent and n pias-
sarah's mother was dead, and she and Other
Tor. ' Mrs MA Marv Freiieid in To- Ono
dry remark dIspeased her and sho left the
and no attention was aid to it for tho TING
being sarah did not rctntn, hoWeyer and
succeaiing years. She nn u.s. seLsral relatives.
lrciudnG two sisters and brother in the
= NocrEsTEn. July 25.-Sircc tho story from
daylight In Rochester instead Of in the shadow
sdoa luck R?pbb IS born f H nrsa y" @
find the former home, Of she actress. and to
flnd some old citizen who reme,nhered to have
carried u nOu IOr ner Intnef. out Iuo seHTt III
both instances was futi u In his pcranhu
tons ho came across the summer liar who IL
probably more closel, related to Mr.. KenlIe
OF Portland than Is the rrima donna. The :. j..
plains, H., Then no began e. weave a tale Of
mystcriously left her hotel al. spisedi procured
hack. and was DIR ven through Sixth ward
alleys that wien tho hack stopped II was be-
fore an Old. tumble-down rookery, ana how.
after walking around tho place three
cntered the hazel; and. was driven back TO
the. hotel. II the, =. l.. hnd stopped when
half way through The story IL might have been
believed. or had he said that she went around
the house only once before reGntering the
hack, not 50 much tuspic!on would have been
aroused. AS matter OF inc'. IL Sarah DID go
three times around tho house ste did II to
change her luck: which dlsproves her ioches-
tor orlain. for Rochester girl wouldn't dare
raresH But besides ,al this y search
through gil the city directories from th ne
n mann i'i Fine g, Field.'' Kingsley Hing.
mason; Tn. ,%nly explanation Of the Portland
story Ia that Nlr. KRebe hns had dream con-
corning his fair and veal ny cousin: in ms
wnn,!erings he has seen Lost Aunt sarah
passing hon. youthful days in u beautiful, city OF
flowers, and has therefore concluded 1t must
be tho flower city,
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THE BURN-roRBEs-L WEDDING.
Some or the Many Handsome Presents
from EnEllsh and Ame rican Frlends.


The wedding of Miss Ethel Forbes .Leith
tho daughter OF Mr. Alexander j. Forbes.
Ieith OF 40 Park avenue. and Capt. Charles
Roodin Burn Of the First Royal Dragons
which took place in Holy Trinity Church.
Sloane street. Lond n. on Wednesday after
noon last, was m occasion Of considerable
interest to the members OF the Amer
lean colony in the BritishHcapital. On
entering the church the bridal party
was met by the vested choir OF boys and men.
who sang nm appropriate anthem as tho pro-
cession moved UP he aisle n long avenue Of
tall palms The brides gown as of rich white
satin. cmbroideie about tho hem with pearls,
tho skirt being caught up on ono side over a
retticont Of l!russel!s lace. Tho bridal vol
Mas o. Brnssells lace aud was present from
Tho four bridcsmuids-Miss Amy Bend.
sss sy 81 M M Gi0rsf IL sena S Of hs r
An Ilehqs o, white GGbinonn, caught al
ainsGo;oush Mats wore trimmed with with Wits if
feathers, and rnch carried q bouHue! OF yellow
nesr as so G ns&
Initials benz e,Ia In ,a,amonds four pages in
ss sf ee%G hundred
Mr.. Forbes Lel,h gave his daughter sold
silver tea and coffee service with chest OF small
Mhsh vas aa pie es ~ GEN M"svicar
Burn Mrs. forhes.leith gave u number OF
hands ome aud costly presents, including some
rich lace. crescent aud aigtotte OF diamonds.
an green morocco travelling bag. mounted
In gold and tortoise,
Mr.. and Mrs.. bradley Martin sent tall sill
Yer ii;chcr, beautifully wrought and chased.
From MIR. and Mrs. pierront Morgan was re-
ceivcd y beautiful old diamond ornament. u
spray of feathers. Mr.. and Mrs; jay Schiehelin
gave n silver chocolate pot: Mr. and Mrs. o.
Hartman. u beautiful silver tray; Mr.. and
MR.. Arthur NJ. Dodge, n TURQUOISE and dia-
mond nendant: Miss. Eleanor Robinson. a
lar silver mirror: Mr. and Mrs. Morris X.
Jesup. n pearl uecklaco and diamond clasp:
MIR. AMI Mrs. George :. BowdOin n large silver
tray; Mfg. j. L. January u diamond star: Mls.
Arthur faget. pink pearl ian. beautifully
pninted.
Nscount and Viscouniess Downe gave
pierced silver basket: Lord Chesterfield. m
tnyN table: the Duke and Duchess Ut Con-
Enught. q silver oval bowl: Mrs. l.iEdell. the
great gran mother OF the bride. u tiara of dia-
mond. AND n check: Princess Louise. Mar
sitter; Cant. Burns brother officers in the
Eoyalragoons, II largo silver wl.and officers
ut tho Ninth LGncers u pair OF silver baskets ,
the Mar MS and March ioneSs OF Ripon, a. din-
mend ard ruby ring: tho MARQUIS and Mar
chloncss of Dnitcrn and Ava, piece of an-
tuus silver: and tho tenants OF fyvie. q hand
some brace e..
- ny. ana Mrs Eurn arc. nov; in scotland.
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes Leith.