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MISSES DEpaRrurxn

Atwood Green Broadcloth Cloak. Bishop sleeves.
yoke and olhs handsomely braided Size T. Re.
duced from s1l. 90 10 $500
superior Quality Brown BroadcIoth Cloak f,,ll
bisSop sleeves o! brown velyet-belt finished with
-lIk clasp. Size years Reduced from, sI4 90 10
s. 90. w W
bue Plaid Gretchen, full sleeves belt finished
with clasp. size years Reduced from 81 50,o - :,
u long Mixed Cheviot Newmarkets hoods lined
With eAangeao!e silk Sizes IA and IL years Reduced
to 50.
N'~ NSot-.-.. l1.h bia1
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EASY To TAKE

And prompt to cure Ayers Pills act on the ntestines
notify stimulating, but by strengthening them They
promote the natural peri,tatic motion Of the bowels
without which there can be regular. healthy opera
tons For the cure Of constipation. biliousness.
stomach and drowsiness,
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BzaSKrr Department.

l. Roman Blankets. unused. Reduced from e. 90
a. 5Nr.
Comfort covered with Saline. faded Reduced
from 81 - 20 81. 30
Coulfors. covered with silkaIi1e. Reduced from
q. - II 81 81.
pair IL white Bal Blankets. border faded Re
dured from 80. "a 20 -. "a.
Hose Blanket. s1iIeL Reduced from 81 90 10
s295
Fine Ma-SeiIles Quilt. ia so!led- Reduced from
ell COtO -. -.
C2i door .......... 11th 81. bldg. }
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The Chicago.St Louis Electric Line.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 24.-With regard to the state
ment telegraphed from New York that the Gen.
eral Electric Company will control the Chicago
St. Louis electric road Assistant Secretary Geo.
A. Steed says: ''Of course we had to issue bonds
and DIR. Adams is in New York for that BUSH
ness, but no company corporation will con-
troll the road when it is completed but the Chi
cago and st. Louis Electric Railroad Com
pany. hardly understand how such reports
should be sent out Of New York at such an
early date, as DR.. Adams did not reach that
place unit! about noon yesterday"
When the road is completed according to the
last survey il will be 24S miles long, with four
tracks, two for express business and two for
local business.
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LINEN DSp,Rrurxr

FripGei Lunch Cloths. colore,i borders
] reduced from e. o. 81 So from a., 50 to Al -
reduced from 81 - . -. from 81 30 to 81 50
reduced from 50. 30 70 sI2J
IA Fancy Turkish Towels. Reduced from r2,xc e
&
~ Towels. Reduced from &c. TO 2nc
GA Doyiies. Tea Cloths. Napkins, &c a. Low ram
haat pIsrcs4
tSecoEd foor. st. building
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A Woman Charged with pocLr, Picking.

woman tharged WIN Pocket Picking.
Annie Broadus. alias NARROW. colored girl,
was given preliminary hearing in the Police
Courttoday on charge of larceny from the per-
son. benjamin f. Polylaise appeared as the
prosecuting witness and charged that the
woman picked his pocket of $50. Detective
1fammell arrested the woman, who threw
handful Of snuff 90 in his face and
made stout resistance. giving the officer Con-
siderable trouble. Only n few dollars of tie
money was recovered. The pocket book was
recovered from chimney where the woman
had thrown it. She Was held in $500 security
for the action of the grand jury.
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Rorr CLo1H1xa DEp,Rr,rESr

Jersey suit Crants]- Size years Reduced from
ss 81 20 g..
3srits Gsnt-) Size > years Reduced from s. to
e. 81
White Mother Friend" Shirt Waists. slightly
maSsed from handling. sizes and IL Reduced
frOia 81 20 sc.
tst toor 10Th st. building
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Magistrate Thomas T. Kane and sheppard
q. Young, representing the Samuel J. Randall
Association OF Philadelphia. shave secured
quarters al the Randall House for 100 men and
a band numbering thirty pieces. 1bey will
arrive on the FRIDAY afternoon preceding inau-
guration under command Of the Squire !"
otherwise known Councilman William Nc
Mullen. The committee were entertained by
members OF the Columbia Club during their
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MARRIED.

observation-disclosures. On weanesdav No.
yenber 81 1892. at ne sisnce % the n e. by the
Rev. joseph Terry. An q. CASsEI.MAN q MIS-
souri, ~ VIRGINIA d. JOHNSON of Washington.
ID &.
DASENBR0cK-oHAG On "Wednesday. Mo-
yeInber -. 1tsg9. a. ST taul's Church washfngto,
d. G, by Rev. Iather Mackin. JOHN JOSEPH DA-
sESBSoCK g. ALICE L. oHASAN
MooEE-McCLEaRN. ON December 10, 1891 az
the parsonage q the Firs; Preshyterisn Church.
Charl->town. W. Va. by the Rey. n. c HOPKINS.
WISELY ORE to INlNETTE MccLEARY. both a
Washington. DC
sAYLEs-sMITH; On November "a; lsae. AZ St.
James Churrh, ny Rev. J. ". clark. CEARLES L.
sAYLEs and EMMA f. SMITH Of this city,
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"PRor." JAMES WILLIAMS. colored piaa ,
PLAYER. paid Ssin tine Police Court for steaiing
a bottle OF wine.
JOSEPH ALLEN. the colored man who was
struck by piece of timber at Belt & Dyer's
planning mill. died yesterday morning at the
Emergencv Hospital. a ruptureo Of the iniestines
being the immediate cause OF death. He lived
at 32s street southwest.
YESTERDAY, in the Criminal Court Justice
Cox. James L. futile. Young white man, wsa
convicted of larceny from the person.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24
FnrDAr. NOVEMBER %.
LAST RrmxAsr Day UNTIL AFTER CHRISTMAS.



Needing uorr a dT f display aocko
y~Eow hi in fnTon he yran-
i sand nn tina mnan-n
t" nao Things
Grac Wares hat oouer
fd
tut dior lk of yd~trble
s stuff Nyo aIp In ina J D eprtnen PICTURE Wrap
ns~ hya k otunuAst
Cnrv Of
Il lest. youk nov u
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G1nxr Drp,nrurxr

pair Ladies' S-bu.ton- length NCusquetzire Tire
fou~s-' Suede GloVe--de,icate shade @; cid rose
bsc b embroidered in black. Size ~. so!,ed Re-
dueed from q, - to els
pair Ladies s-5utton-length Mouslue;air, ..Jou-
win" Gloves. fray. Size 3a. soilel. Reduced from
s2 . ~ sl- -
(Ftrst ----.--- IIth II Anna, ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24

You Would Nor SuspEor II
from the taste; thsrs q cod liver oil in SCOTS
EMULSION.
L. locks like cream it is like cream. Cream is bits
of butter covered with something else-you do not
taste the butter. SCOTS EMULSION is drops of
cod liver oil covered with Rlycerins
Cream is easier food than butter, because II IL in
bits soorTs EMULSION is cod liver OH made
the drops invisibly fines they do not resist
digestion
Will you read . book on It! Free.
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists 1872 South 9th ave- :,
New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS EMULSION Of cod
liver oil--all druggists everywhere do ST. n23
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HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.

apairs Ladies' Fine Pure si,f Hose. apple green.
with black stripes-faded Size y. Reduced from
a. 30 to 81 pair.
2pairs Ladies Boot Pattern Isle Hose-fast black
bottoms and yellow top. Size 8. Reduced from 10
to Sc pair.
3pairs Infants Cashmere Hose. ribbed tops. Size
a Reduced from 45c. pair to pairs for 81.
second anuex.l
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Thir,y-three Rounds to a Draw.

George Dodd and Thomas Carney. euiployes
of the Union Switch and Signal Company,
fought thirty-three rounds at Braddock. Pa,
Tuesday night with bare knuckles. The con-
test was decided a draw. Both men have been
arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24

Esc0ffing Cen. steVensOn Here.
BLooMISaroS, ILL.,, Nov. 24.-The democrats
of this vicinity are making arrangements for
escorting Adlai E. Stevenson to Washington on
the occasion Of his Inauguration. A special
train Of parlor cars has been secured and will
60 via Chicago over the Alton and Psnusyl-
vania lines. II has been secured for six days,
and will thus give the party three days IN
Washington.
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a SLIGHT Fire This Afternoon.

An alarm OF fire turned in from box sl2
about 1880 O'Clock today was for the burning
OF some brush and fence near the foot of Esd
street
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Sr1r Drp,Rrurxr

ATWOOD Blazer Sni.s-1 tan and gray Sizes
~ and u Reduced from $40 90 to s5 90
Figured De Beige Wrappers trimmed in b,rs
cashmere Sizes 3S and 40 Reduced from s.. 90 to
81 80 VOW ~
l1th ST bld0
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('oRs-r Drp,Rrurvr

pairs extra long wasted ''SCnnetts" Corsets
made of couti two siie steels boned bust Sizes -
a-d - Reduced rom ., 10 ~. par
pa.r French ''Prima Donna Corsets. extra long.
tw1 siIs s:eeis. slightly sJled- siz. - Reduced
from l-J0 to 7Jc-
(2I lo0r. annex 20 10Th II building }
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A NATIONS HIGHWAYS.
Rev. Frank Sewall Tells Of the Thorough.
fares to God.

fares to God.
At the Church Of the Holy City on Dupont
circle (Swedenborgian) the Rev. Frank Sewall
preached an interesting sermon. taking for his
subject "a Nations Highways for God" He
said: A nstion's highways for God" are in the
highest and hottest sense those thoroughfares
by which God may enter in and dwell with
nation in the kingdom Of righteousness and
peace. These ways are many and various.
refer to the ways not Of the church, but of the
nations building. They are, first, al laws Of
moral government, even 70 police regulations;
they are, secondly, In an eminent sense the pro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24
A BLESSED NATION.
Reasons for Thanksgiving Set Forth
by the Preachers.
PRAYER AND PATRIOTISM
Sermons In Many Churches-The Many
Blessings Conferred Upon This Land for
Which we Should BE Thankful-The Pres
ident at Church.

With a great many to attend church lie as
much part of the observance Of Thanksgiving
day as to have turkey for dinner. There is a
very general feeling of this sort among the
good people Of this city, and independent of
the religious duty involved it is a custom
which is generally observed. At least that was
the case today. The church services were well
attended and the congregations listened to SER
mons Of patriotic character, which taught the
lessons of good citizenship. After hearing
about their duty as citizens the church goert
then went home and did their duty toward the
dinner which had been provided.
AMERICAS CAuSE FOR cRartrtrpE
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HANpKERcHrEr DEPARTMENT

12 Mems Ail-linen Handkerchiefs large hand
broidered initials 3 rs. J. n. 3 O's 2 Is aad
. Vs. Reduced from 80 to 35c. (; 3 for FL
LADIES' sheer All-lnen Hsndkerchiefs, hand lem.
brVdered initials. Ms. . O's and J Ps Reduced
from - to zoe. g for 81.
Ladies' Extra Zine Arl-linen handkerchief en-
broidered. sJiled. Reduced from s3 30 to So so
us, 10Th building
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DoNrsr1c DErss Goops DEraRrNEx

Remnants Balf-wool Nuns veilinzs and Cashmeres.
81 TO liz yards. Reduced from p TO 10y yard.
Rsmnan;s Plaid Dress Goods. all-vuOl.4 t. yards
Reduced from rs 20 20c ya-d-
ga door -.......... 11th 81. building
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ToILET IASoLISE. best home remedy for
chspped or cracked hands and lips. burns. cuts,
bruises. corns and chatting. especially with small
children. Ask for Toilet Lanoline
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24

I the OOttCu SpfuHeSS' StffKe. .
LONDON, Nov. 24.--The secretary Of the Mas
ter Cotton spinners' Federation announcesthat
eight-ninths Of the spindlers organized in the
federation are now stopped or are running on
half time, affectip g., 900 employees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24

Pennsylvania Paper Mills Burned.
WEsr CHESTER, Pa. Nov. 24.-The large pa
per mills Of C. s. Garrett & Sons at Beaver
Dam, in the western part Of Chester county,
were destroyed bv fire yesterday and. the loss
is estimated at nearly $4,000. frame DWELL
ing near by also was consumed, with its con-
tents.
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DRuGG1srs, SUSpR1Es Drp.Rrxrs7

DRUGGISTS SUNDRIEs DEPARrMENr.
Fancy Metal Powder Box. slightly damaged Re.
duced from 15,. TO 25c
/ CeLuioid soap Box. catch broken. Reduced from
3Sc to l5c,
3 Tubes Giycerine Jelly. paper wrappers soiled.
Reduced from lSc. to IOc
Box Panza Cream. lid broken. Reduced from &c
TO 2oc. ~
3English Bristle Hair Brushes. sold hack. Rs-
duced from &c. To Sc
ust door .... 11th Al tla, ,
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WHrrr Goops Drp,rrNrxr.

II Remnants Pad Lawn. Isa<ihs from "a to 10
ysris. ReIuced from 10 - 81. yard
ca foof-. l1th St building
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LEATHER Goops Drp,pryrxr

l1th Of. bldZ.)
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been u.ed for FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEEI H.
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS It SOOTHk the
CHILD. soFTENS the GUMS ALLAYS ali PAIN
CURES WIND collie and Is the best remedy for
D1ARRHGA Sold by druggists in every part Of the
world. Be and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup and taxs other kind locents a DOIIIe.
nAl-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24

EVERY DOSE EFFECTIVE
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aye Co. Lowell. Mass.
Sold by Druggists everywhere
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Dsrss TRrMMrxs DEp,Rr,,rxr

Eesnnants Black and Colored Six Chaps. u TO 4
yards 81. 10 a.. 90 remnant
remnants Jes. y to yards. PC. to s25n
uHss aOor 18th building
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18th 81. bldg. J
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JEwELRY Drp,Rrxysr

81 Fancy Scarf Pins. several styles. Reduced from
% TO Ioc.
to 5oc.
SIst aoor- 11th St building
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NO NOTES
TO SIGN.
" " II Nm n TIT FEE RRR
%% WV Wy IiSSS + EE SRE

10 almost here and IL you desire to make your home
and comfortable in and talk the matter
with Us. Brighten up the parlor with new Parlor
Suite. Take your choice between Plush or Hair
Cloth Su re Of Furniture fo- S2S cash. $50 time.
See our suites in Brocateile, Wilton Rug
and Tapestry. We are selling them as cheap on
credit as you can buy for cash elsewhere. Do you
need q CARPET for the parlor. You should the
splendid Brussels sell for 60 cents yard cash
60 cents credit Reliable Ingram Carpet. 81 cents
per yard cssh-40 cents on time. Remember. We are
surprising the trade by making and laying all carpet
free Of costnot charging for the waste in match
ing figures. II yopneed Bed Room Suite the
we offer in solid oak for sl7 cash and S1S on
credit. You can't duplicate 1t IN Washington at
price for cash. We sell Solid Oak Extension Table
for a 25 cash. 81 30 credits Woven Wire Springs.
81. 25 cash, 81 30 time Forty pound Hair Mat
for 81 so cash. - time special attention is
called to our line Of Modern Cooking aud Heating
Stoves. AL sizes and all prices.
EASIEST OF WEEKLY OR
MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Six per cent discount allowed for settlements in 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24
POTTERY AND PoRcEIA1S.

POTTERY AND PORCELAIN.
We are now ready for the winter trade with
immense stock OF
CHINA,
GLASS WARE,
CEOCKERY,
STERLING SILVER,
PLATED WARE and
KITCHEN UTENSILS.
Sftr Goods. INeIc Store.
-Four stories and basernen. devoted exclu-
siyely to above goods
All intermediate proits are avoided by i'm
porting from best makers and pains are
spared to place reliable and oh ice goods before
the public at the lowest cash prices.
NJ. ". BEvERIDGE,
nl6-tr No. 121o and 12I4 q sts-
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AYERS PLLs

Are unsurpassed They are equally beneficial IN
rheumatism. neuralgia. colds chils and fevers Be-
ing purely vegetable. delicately sugar coated and
quickly dissolved they are admirably adapted for
household use well a. for travellers by land or
Ayers Pills in greater demand the world over than
any other pill and recommended by the most Ell
nent physicians.
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w oopwAnD & LorHRop.
10TH. 18TH AND = SIS. NV.

"Closed all day Thanksgiving.
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STATIONERY DEpaRr,trxr.
- boxes Stationery. boxes broken
{rciuced from - 10 I:Sr. 7 from 30 10 pc
Il reduced from p to 20c.
ola Glass Husbands RejGced from 81 25 to
oOc.
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oF THE WORLD, WORLDLY.

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xEM.YnRk. ONTARIO AND wEsTERNlRAILwAY

In consequence the improvements being made at the
foot OF Jay-st ferry AID passenger business Is
transferred from Jayst to the fery-house 10
The Penn vlvana Railroad Company, at the foot Of Wert
iyth.st Trains leave West AID 81 A.. ,.o. -, v.o..
s.lO A. NJ IS minutes earlier from the foot OF West
l3thstl Tor MlddeIown. BcomingbpTgh; Port Jer,is,
Monticello Ellenville Falsburgh Liberty Livingston S
Mauor Hancock Carbonate, Scranton, Walton, DEM.
SIDNEY Norwich Edm ston Utica, Rome. Oneida. oswego
9,i5 a. NJ for Campbe Hall Lakss MohonE and
ingburgh Chenille. Pittsburgh. Monticello HurIey'iile
Ala p NJ Campbell Hall. Lakes Mohonk apd Mime
waska WallN valley stations Mlddietown. Blooming
mrpS EIenyIlle Pittsburgh Hurieyyle Liberty, White
lake Livingston Manor ,.u.A..uA rno..x y,v
ingston Manor Rocklafd Walton Sidney; Norwich
cnco and West Pullman slcepers rccliningchair car
ire, T. SnspenSno 80 p NJ West I3th-st. Satur.
dav o,v for Mlddletown Bloomln sburgh Elenvle.
Mountain Dale Pittsburgh, Monuceio huriey'iu@
Liberty White Lake, ROekland
al stsgr room seats and seepngca berths
obtained at 323 Brsadway, New;York
| j. q. ANDERSON. u. p. A, ~ Beaver-sI. NeW'xoFS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23
Mem Fluctuations.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23
AILD LIGHT IDYLLS.

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A charming story told in delightful manner mere
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