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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16
a Pocket Book snatch~r Arr.-,.a-


sergt David Dunnigan Of the eighth rre-
cinct made capture yesterday which viii no
doubt put an end 10 the pocket book snatchius
In the neighborhood Of Florida and Connecti-
cut avenues. Several ladies have been robbed
In that part Of the city during the past few
weeks, Mrs. Wash. Nailor being among
them. Yesterday Mrs. H. V. OulshAn was
robbed and IL was during the excitement that
followed that the officer was attracted 90 In.
scene. lie followed the boy to a house near
2lst and 7 stneets and arrested him. IN tho
house the officer found two band satchels and
two pocket books. In the satcheir were several
pieces OF ribbon and four handkerchief. which
are held for Identification Vim. Pratt was ia.
name given by the prisoner and be was idcnti-
ned as the one who robbed Mrs Ouahan.
Pratt admitted his guilt and furnished tho
names of several Of his companions whom ha
said operated with him. Today warrant
charging the robbery OF Mrs. oullhAn WAS
issued against Pratt. who viii probably DO
taken to court for trial tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16
The Carroll Institute Fair.

The Carroll Institute Fair was very largely
attended last night, the attendance being the
most notable since the fair was opened The
bowling alleys paddle stand and booths were
all well patronized. The Emmett Guard and
the Gonzaga College Cadets both gave exhibi-
ton drills and were heartily applauded for their
good work. An abundance of pretty girls were
present and gave additional charm TO the even
ings enjoyment The result of the contest for
a trip to Chicago to visit the worlds fair is
being eagerly watched and much interest lie
evinced as to the winner. Tonight 1T. Peters
Commandery, Knights Of st. John, 1874, will be
present in body and Mr.. Maurice Joyce, with
the assistance of his pupils, will give an ath-
letic exhibition in the gymnasium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16

ARRIVED.

Schooner French Smoo Francis St Mary,s river
oysters Schooner Silver spray. Woods. st. Mary's
river. oysters. Schooner Maggie Elizabeth. Adams.
oysters Schooner Harry ard Charley, Wright, Mat
t$wonan forty cords wood. Carter Clark. Schooner
Edlt b May. CLARK. Mattawoman creek. fifty cords
WOOD. Carter Clark Schooner Carrie Cullerson
st. Marys, oysters. Schooner Rocket, Patuxant
river, oysters. sloop Ella Tresdwell Pulling light
SAILED.
Schooner Golden Rule. Mathewson, Baltimore.
Schooner Carrie, Cullerson. Rock Point Tnite.
States revenue steamer Crawford, Mitchell, Chesa-
Eeake. schooner Anne Maszn. Clark. Aqua creek
Schooner Matte, Anderson, st. Mary's Iongtsoat
Emma, Williams, OccOquan.
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DAINTY SILK AND LINEN GooDs
In LINEN DEPARTMENT

AT REDUCED PRICES.
An unlooked-for opportunity to buy high-class
articles for Xmas presents.
Bureau Scarfs. We're 81 co. Now 90. 90.
Tea Cloths. We're 81. 90. Now g. 90.
Tea Cloths Were %. 90. Now -. 90.
Silk and Linen Damask Luncheon Set, S-16 cloth
and dozen doylies.
Was $40. co. Now S25. co.
Silk and Linen Damask Luncheon Set. S-I4. cloth
and dozen doylies.
Was S37. so. Now e22 3d.
(Second floor. ............,..,.llt h st. building
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Rues As XMAS G,rrs.

When picking out your holiday gifts don't neglect
the Rugs. Fit in anywhere; welcome everywhere.
Luxurious bits Of brightness The rich ORR
entail Rugs have been reduced to close them out.
They the second floor Muslin Underwear
Department.
Here some Smyrnss and others at lower prices
than you can buy them for anywhere else.
Domestic Smyrna Rugs
1896 inches. Zoe.
26x:4 inches. 81. rs. Worth So So
3Ox60 inches. 81. 25. Worth 81 %
6x9 feet, &13 so
9xl2 feet, $2S. 70.
White Angors Rugs. 3Oxd5 inches,
50 Co.,
Infants Carriage Robes,
fl 90 to S1O. o.
Large lines Of Moquette Rugs. Ingram Art Squares
and Cocoa Rugs at very low figures.
9th floor. ...................lstb building. ]
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Book DEPARTMENT.

BIBLES. PRAYER BOOKS AND HYMNAIs Va
have too many styles to publish a complete list-it
would require toe much space Examine them for
yourself II you happen to pass through. Ask to see
our American reprint of the Oxford Teachers Bible
sHAkESPEARE, complete in one large volume
clear type and well bound
-75c-
ELSIE" BOOKS, by Martha Finley-au Of than.
-65c. each
e. p. ROE'S WORKS. cloth bound
Mrs L. NJ. oLCOTTs wORKs-"Life, Letters
and Journals" Little Women" Little Men"
Joes Boys" Rose in Bloom" AN Old F ashoued
Girl" and others
-9oc.-
WILL CARLETON'S Farm Legends" Farm
Ballads, Farm Festivals" ''City Legends" City
Ballads. 'City Festivals
81. 90 -
BEN HUR. by Lew Wallace.
-95c.-
.11th st. building.
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Johnny" said the teacher, 'if you had four
apples and your brother gave you seven more
how many would you haye?"
Johnny hesitated.
swell, well. Answer promptly
I'D have four, answered the lad in desper-
alton
why, that is what you started with"
''Ies'm. l wouldn't take the other seven.
-Four is enough apples for anybody"
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A Present for the Policemen

Yesterday the officers Of the third precinct
were agreeably surprised when a wagon backed
up to the station and unloaded billiard table
for their use. The only explanation was card
on which was the following: ITO the officers
and privates Of the third police precinct il pre-
sented this billiard table ~ . token Of the
esteem in which they are held BY the residents
Of this precinct"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16

The first meeting Of the inaugural COMMITTEES
will not be held ON next Monday night. a. had
been determined upon by Col Berrctt the
chairman. but will be held at the Ebbitt HOUSE
on Tuesday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16

CRoUPis qnickly relieved. and whooping cough
greatly aelped, ana ~ duration shortened, o., Dr.
ID. Jayne's fNpcctorant, the did family Standby
for coughs and colds, sud all lung throat ancu-
lions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16

'~ail stones big as hens eggs" read the
man who made political speeches. Great
Scott! l wish some of those eggs lad been no
bigger than hail stones"
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GoLDsoHM1D ANNEX ATTRACTION.

GoLDsoHM1D ANNEX ATTRACTIONS.
GREAT REDUCTIONS PREVAIL THROUGHOUT
accomplish an end in vew-to close out the stock
oy Christmas. is the of the unusual reductions
Misses Tricycles and Boys Bicycles
all at reduced rates.
trunks and Baby Carriages at less than cost of
ufacture.
All Pictures and Eases ut greatly reduced rrtces
oeiiuioid Frames. cabinet size all colors
Glass Bouquet and Toothpick Holders. ornamental
in gilt.
uioVe and Mouchoir Cases. hand painted satin.
-2Jc.-
Cellulotd Whisk Holders and Broom
bisque Figures. We're FL. 75. Now slOO
We're 81 80. Now 81. 90.
We're S4 so. Now S225
innumerabe pieces of Fancy China on the bargain
tables at
5. 10 Is. %. so and Toe
Oak Folding Card Tables,
-aJc.-
Unusual values In Fancy Baskets at
). 10. is. 25 and 35c-
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A PERFECT WoSDrn1Asp Or TOYS

More Toys and more kinds of TOYS cannot he found
even IN Santa Claus factory.
LARGE TOYS.
BOYS SAFETY BICYCLES at prces never he,ora
heard Of All the best kinds are here
BOYS 'ELOCIPEDES-The best and strongest
made. Complete with lamp and bell for
-S1.SJ.-
MISSES TRICYCLES-adjustabl
SO 45-
BOYS EXPRESS WAGONS-fron and wood
-93c. to 81
Doll Carriases-sll styles
-45c. to $40. o.
DOLLS
BY the thousand-all styles and prices. Our Freach
Dressed Dolls at
-9jc--
Are what you usually pay 81 90 for All the others
are Just as good values.
(4th floor. ........ 1o.h g. iii,
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MONARCH OF ALL He SURVEYED.
"Pray, do you want the earth2" he said.
He answered mo" severely.
I'm policeman, you'll observe,
And now possess it, nearly"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16
Coassrs MAKE Coon Pnrsssrs.

We have all the best French makes plain and fancy
colors striped and embroidered shapes and sizes for
all hgures Such brands
'PANsY." II. c. ;" p. D.. &C. AND
Y. e."
Need no recommendation.
you should not get exactly the right size 1t can
be EXCHANGED or altered after the holidays.
(Sscond door 10th ct. building.
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W INTER Gloves

MEN's FLEECE LINED FUR TOP
OIL NES-ei ~ a pair.
NE - fLf LCEIINED GLOVES-with
piatL toIs-Ssr. aud 81 Iair.
MIS's HEAvY JEKsEY GIoyEs-5oc
AMI 81. pair
LkplEs FLEECE LINED FUR TOP
"tsnnttsS.si, = s1d q 20 PSi5 ,n
6ioox.ES. With plain t.ogs-.i IS pair.
LADIES fLEEa E-LfSEb SILK GLOVES
hbIEs, FLEEcE LINED rArFEra
IADiKs' SIX cisaMERE GLoyEs-7r.
LADIES BLACK CASHMERE GLOVES
&c. -. and 5Uc |. Pair
LADIES cAsHNfET GLovEs-DArk Blus
.nl BFosn-5OC. rslr
MissEs' cAsHMEhf GLOvEs-Blach and
DARK colnr--Ifsc. pair
MfssEs' HEAVY JERSEY GLovFs-2sc.
BOYS HEAVY JERSEY oIovEs-2se..
MIs.Es, sBa JYs' TLEEcE-LISEp FUR
BOYS rIkEcE-LISID GLOVES with plain
tp--sl pair.
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70 A SLIGHT ANACHRoNrsy

sllGHE ASACaRoNISM-
The National Press Club in Washington had
jolly time yesterday, great audience and
satisfactory swelling in the coffers.-N Y Re
cord,r Of Friday, Dec l6.
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"Some ties you'll find that give us 10Y;
Oh, such let none despise"
YOU'RE right" exclaimed the merchants boy;
For instance, advertise"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16

The familiar remarks on the penny for your
thoughts" line are now classe1 as common cents
suggestions
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XMAS Crows.

With each purchase Of one or moro pairs
will give Fancy Boz appropriately decorated for
Christmas.
Ladies' S-button-length MousQuetsire Suede Gloves
In tan. brown and gray.
81 pair.-
Ladies' 5-button Imperial Real Kid Gloves, in
brown, tan, gray and black.
eli. 90 pair
Ladies' 4-button Real Kid Gloves In navy blue
and OK blood. large black buttons black welts and
black embroidered
al 80 psir.-
Ladies' <button PERKINS, Reindeer Gloves craven
tans, bloods and black.
So pair.-
Misses Mousauetairs Bisrritx Gloves. tan and
brown.
Al psir.-
4button Suede Gloves.
IT,
Misses 4-button KID Gloves In hrovns ana tana
81 35 pair
full stock Of Reynier. Jouvin and Trefouase
wear.
IL" Near silk Dept.
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SENSIBLE G1rrs FoR G1n1s.

SENSIBLE G1Frs FoR GIRLS
Fancy Atwood Cheviot Jackets. nosched collars.
bias pockets bone buttons Sizes r. IA and years.
We're $40. Now S5 and %.
Atwood Diagonal Cheviot Refers. lap pockets.
lasting buttons perfect fitting. Sizes 12 IA and 10
years.
Navy Blue Atwood Smooth Chevron Jackets.
notched collars. large pearl buttons Sizes 12 IA. l6
and 1S years
Tan and Gray Atwood listers. long military capes
size........ 8 10 II IA
Price ...... az 90 81. 90 500 Is. 90 80 90
Atwood Mixed Plaid Newmarkets. shrred back and
front full bishop sleeves rolling storm collars Sizes
IA. 16 and Is years.
Fancy Atwood Novelty Cloth Cloaks. full bishop
sleeves, hoods lined with cardinal silk finished with
seal fur trimming.
Size '.'''' 10 IL "a
Price ........... s13. 80 s14.oO sI4 30 els 90
Navy Blue Atwood Diagonal Chevot Newmarkets,
full sleeves fare cuffs. triple capes Sizes II. 16
and IS years.
Navy Blue Atwood Broadcioth Newmarket Wat
teau backs. hoods handsomely lined with lynx fur.
Sizes IA and 10 years.
Light Tan Novelty Cloth Newmarkets triple capes,
Vatican backs fastened at waist with strap. Sizes IL
16 and Is years.
Were s1s so and s21. Now s15-
Ga moor st. bldg)
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VI ARRIVED.
. . .
IlIEn

EDELIN-ALLFN. In Baltimore. on July 4. Iszr,,
Washington. ID. &.
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SENSIBLE G1rrs FoR BOYS.

SENSIBLE G1rrs For BoYs.
There is article of apparel whose quality line
clearly drawn than clothes for boys 1t is good
not good but so sdroitly wooden fabrics cheap
ened with cotton and shoddy that the of expert
is easily deceived. There mills of knOun honesty
whose fabrics never ausht hut right and in our
choosing we get these goods. Then the making must
be right the shape right and the styles right and
can say the suit zee sell you uiu be right
IS. 90 SUITS-we bear quality at this price
give you better suit for your money than any one
else will All sizes and twenty styles
a.. 10 OVERCOATS, worth 90. OO-Long capes and
lin. d all through with wool. Sizes 3 TO o.
1915 OvERCOATS-Some were a10. 90 and some
812. 90. but they all shared q common fate in
the mark down. If we can fit your boy 1--WE only have
sizes to 81 the coat will please you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16

Love is a great leveler," said the Christmas
young man as he gazed at his hattened pocket
book
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TIE LADIES VARIETY.

LADIES' s-BUTTON JOSEPHINE SEAM
LEss GLONE--Bisck aud colOrs-s1 20
LADIES +BUTToN PERKINS, ELK TAN
IADiEs, 4cIASP PERKINS, ENGLISH
WAXING 6LOVES-<2a pair.
LADIES' 4-BUTTON GLACF-plain and
fancy shades. Bl.ck stitched-S1 sos pair.
LADIES' f-BUTTUN sUEDE-plain and
fancy shades. Nth Black siitchins 81 Is.
LADIES BUTTON GLACE-Tsn and
Mode. with Black stitchins-s2 pair.
LADIES 4BIrrON CAsTOks-Gray. Tan
ladies' sBJrToS SUEDE MoCsoUE-
rAlRE-Light Tan. Mode and Primrose
with sl.ck >titchipx 81 an 81 - pair.
LADIES S-BUTrON SUEDE MOUSQUE-
TAiRE-in ths seasons approved shades
.LADIES sBUTTON WHITE GLACE
MoysoUETAIRE. with Black stitching
ikDiis BIARRITz GLOVES. In Light
Tan. Mode. White and fesrl. with Black
LADIES BilRRITz GLOVES. In Tan.
Brown. Red. Gray. Blue and Black-Ssc. a
LADIES BIARRITZ ENGLISH WALKING
GLOVES. Ia the new shades Of Red-sl.25
par
LADIES' KID GAUNTLET GLOVES
Pearl. Mode and Taa-s2 pair.
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RECEPTION GLOVES.

eo-sut.on MoUsQUETAIREs-all the DELI
cate sh zds--s3 5Os PAR
l1buttpn MIUsQUETAIRES evening
shades % pair
I2-butto1 MOUSQrETAIREs-cho of
''zasitxht' CO ors - 30 pair.
81 ~ pair.
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GOOD NATURE

GOOD NATURE.
"When," said the ioviai financier,
with freedom declare it
To bull the market suits me not,
/ simply grin and bear it."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16

WooDwAaD & LorHnoe.
10TH. 1lrH AND = SITS. NV.
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F.; F. e. e. EEEss$ftF7 :;
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n HAvE Jou bousht tho. CHRISTMAS GLOVES
hHH YETI should DO n-rish' a".y-n you
n haven't
n. careful What yon buy. though. You know you
Will feel sorry ~ they should happen TO turn out
badly. Really yoa eanno, Al I'd to buy any but the
h.st WE havenr any other kind to sell. Neither
II any oth-r time. For that our cheap
price may t~ a tribe higher than Others you
vii h-.r-but the ralus % rarrIai for If.
Another thiHs. carry only those mskes that are
famous for their perfection Of at-and tina,
10, in eLovEs-REYNIER. rEEFoUssE and CO..
AuG CHARLES. p. cESTEMERI and co. PER-
RIs and tn. JOSEPHINE SEAMLESS. Everybody
know, them
Every eoncsivabl. kind Is her.-Msn's. women's
and Childr-n--for dress-for the street-for looks
for comfort ALL OF THEM FOR wEAR-and lot.
Gift
Another look 81 the list WI freshen your memory.
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FoR TEE LITTLE Folks.

BOYS WALKING GLovEs-s1. e5 pair.
Nir-ES tbt TTON GLACE aud SUEDE
GIONES-st q pair.
MISSES, . AND SUTTON MOySOUE-
IAIKE SUEDE GLOvES-Tan and Black-
o. . pair
MIssEs' BIARRITz GLovEs-esc. a pair.
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Ir You READ TINS VOC VIM
MOI BE DECEIVED.

Good things have always been countersefted ss6
initated-srticles without m-r1t. never.
We cautionei You last weeh against the limitations
Of CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
Nobody likes TO BE- deoeised-so donf fors-t ms
csntion-ask for C ARTER's LITTLE LIVER Pills,
insis; upon having c-A-RT-E-R's. and sse thai ysa
get them
Don't forget the causion--donf b d.cefv~d-
APosITIvE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
Small Pm. Small Do.-. small Prio>
oc1o-f. m.w-1y
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NIrr1rss

LADIES FfORENCE SILK MIrTESs-tn
biAsk aud color 81 -. 81. 20 aud Ell ga
IkpIEs, nAND-KSTT SILK MirTExs-
Ltbifs cAsHMERE MITTESs-.sc,
MI SEs' ILoR SEE SILK MITrExs al.
afssEss HhSb-kSir SILK MrrrESs-
xIssfs CASHMERE MTrTESs-e5e. a
Boys, uooLES MITrENs-3Oc ar.r.
INFAN1s SILK MfITENs-Blue and
Cream colQr.d-tl q pair.
INFANTS wOoLfS MIrrENs-25e. a
pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16

We vii o, them ~ ready 70 sive-every two pair.
o. into neat bo.-.nd for cash single pair We hav.
%, shsaay rstis bu,toner.
N point Of fat you will money here with u.s.
The r-li.bt,y u qualities guarantees satisfae-
n-and that !. /. safeguard you need IN buying
eLovEs-for there many doubtful brands
srouaL
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SPECIALS FoR The Men.

MINIS PERRtN's ELE TANs-s2a pair.
MEMS RFYNIFR IVES-s2a psir.
MENs DOGskIS WALKING GLONES-s1
snd 81 30 pair.
aES's MOCHA GLOvEs-sI5 so a pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16

OUR LEATHER Goops DEPT
Has outsrown its of the space occupied
BY Dress Trimmings his been given it.
Writing Tablets in Morocco. seal and alligator
Soc. 81. 81. so to 90
Each price unusual value. Name or initials
marked on all from 81. 25 up.
(First foor .11th st. buding)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16

MEN,s SLIPPERS Fon XMAS.
All the best kinds on display center tables in
Shoe Department. Embroidered velvet and plush,
ooze and Russia calf. morocco and goat.
81. 90 to 81. 90 pair
Select early while the sizes complete.
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COOP News From Mrs,s DEPT.

Years Of experience say that the
MEMS HOUSE COATS, SMOKING JACKETS.
AND BLANKET ROBES
We're better in any for variety. choice
patterns and superiority Of style and fnlsh-
Our speciality is q genuine trophy in
BLANKET ROBES
At So
With girdle and all complete
Sold elsewhere for $5. so and 90. 90.
BARGAIN IN FINE SOCKS.
Very fns cashmere, with hi9h-spiced silk soles.
heels and toes-soft pretty standings. Well box them
for you if preferred All sizes.
foe q pair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16

CHrLpRrS Cnr
FoR PrrcHE R'a
CAST RIA.
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occasion being the wedding of his daughter
Ada to Mr.. Isaac 7. Long of this city. The mar
riage ceremony was performed by Elder J.
Francis, assisted by the Hon. P. G. Lester
Miss Bessie Long. sister Of the groom. acted as
maid of honor and Mr. Harvey White as best
man. The bridesmaids were the Misses Nellie
Davis, Nellie Titus and Ida Dyson. The ushers
were Messrs. Spindle. Geggings and A. White
The bride and her maids were attired in elab-
crate silk dresses, modelled in New York. The
couple were the recipients of many handsome
presents. Among their Washington friends
who attended the wedding were Messrs J. t.
Campbell and daughter, Charles Campbell, W.
D. Campbell, ]. ". Tolson, Sidney Titus and
wife and the Hon. p g. Lester. Among the
Leesburg friends were Misses Daisy Titus.
Mamie Dyson, Mamie Brodeis and Mr. r. L.
Francis, and many others from the surround
ing counties After an elaborate reception pre-
pared by the brides parents the bridal couple
left for tour of the south by way OF Washing
ton and Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan entertained the Drive
Whist Club last evening at their homo, 1851 s
street. The prizes, which were in silver and
very neat and pretty, were won by Mrs. MUIR
dock, Mrs Church, Mr.. Church and Mr., Allan.
Bruce, DIR. and Mrs. Schoolsy, Mr. and Mrs.
Tvsowski Nh. and Mrs. Church. Mrs, Muir
dock. Mr.. Shaffer, the Misses Davenport, DIR.
Horbin, Miss Boyle and others.
Mrs. J. n. Vanderbilt of New York is visiting
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Talbot.
On Thursday afternoon a meeting Of the
Science Club was held at the re sidence Of Mrs.
Thomas NJ. Talbot, on street, Mrs. Mark
Harrington presiding. An original paper upon
the ''Value Of Scientific Study" was presented
by Mrs. DR.. George Massey, which was discussed
by all the ladies present. Mrs. Mark Harring-
ton read paper upon "Insectivorous Plants !"
Several solos were sung by Mrs. Grace A. K.
Steele. Among those present were Mrs. Judge
Hayden. Mrs. Almena B. Williams. Mrs. H. s.
Greenleaf, Mrs. Horatio King, Mrs. A. Ford
Miss Boyer, Mrs. Steele. The meeting adj
journed until December 20.
Senator Stockbridge gave a dinner at his
home on N street last night, at which the guests
were Michigan people. Those present were
Senator Mcmillan, Representatives Burrows.
O'Donnell and Stout, Assistant Secretaries
Spauiding and Wilhts, Deputy Commissioner
Lincoln, Prof. Mark Harrington, chief of the
weather bureau Col w. B. Thompson. Frank
II. Hosford, Charles Moore and George
Maxwell
/ The Eureka Euchre Club held its second
meeting on Wednesday evening at the resi-
dence Of Miss Molea n. Turner, 8O4 street
northwest. After the business Of the club was
transacted series Of ten games were played.
Miss Jennie Gregory was the winner of the
ladies' first prize and Miss Amy Eckbert the
ladies' booty. Mr.. Claughton captured the gem
mems BOBBY prize. The score cards we're very
unique and pretty. After the games REFRESH
ueats were served in the spacious dining
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-07-27

The reduction in east bound freight
rates made By the Vandalia is creating
good deal of comment. THE fact IT," said
freight man. Horace Hubbard has become
tired OF seeing the Wabash, the Toledo. st.
Louis & Kansas City and the Big Four TAX
ing the bulk of the sixth-class business.
and the Vandalia dropping behind in ton
age, and having satisfied himself that there
was some shading of rates going on, he
knocked the bottom out" The trunk lines.
IL 10 claimed. executing the Baltimore n
made by the Vandalia, but that the rate
will be mado effective 10 evidenced by the
largo number of empty cars ordered the
last day or two from the Cincinnati, Ham,
ilton & DAYTON. the conhecfing link Of
the Fandalia and the Baltimore Il
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-07-27

bly, true by ordinary or common
methods, but NOT TRUE when
the effort Is associated with the
kind of enterprise that APPEARS IN
this prospectus Five hundred
thousand new subscribers viii
mean to us more than $500. 900 of
advertising revenues during the
next i've years. We can afford 20
pay for them at least half their
value to rs We are willing 10 dc
even more then this. IL necessary
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