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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-17
TWO CITIES UNITED.
Marriage of Miss Katherine Drexel
to DR.. Penrose.
DEFENSE IN THE DANPORTH TRIAL
Funeral of John Hoey in New YorI
City.
BIG FIRE NEAR BALTIMORE


Marriage of Miss Catherine Drcxel OF New
York to DIR. Penrose of Philadelphia.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE tie which binds
the fashionable world of this city TO the .'smart
set" over in Philadelphia WAS made all the
stronger today BY the marriage of Miss Cath
crime Drexel Of the famous family of bankers to
DR.. Charles Bingham Penrose of the Quaker
city. The bride, who is widely known. is a
daughter Of the late Mrs. Jos. ". Drexei one
of the three brothers forming the banking house
of Drexel, and is a cousin of the Whartons and
Drexels of Philadelphia. She is also a niece OF
Mr.. Anthony J. Drexel.
DR.. Penrose is a son OF Prof. r. A. F. PEN
rose, formerly Of the University Of Pennsyl-
vania, and is q nephew of Judge Penrose. The
ceremony was performed in St Georges Prot
estant Episcopal Church. on Stuyvesant square
west, at o'clock, Rev. DR.. George r. Rains
ford, rector of st. Georges parish, officiating
The church was crowded with members o,
the fashionable world of Philadelphia, this city.
Washington and Boston. The floral decora.
tions we're beautiful, the chancel being lined
with huge palms and the altar rail wound with
white chrysanthcmums, tied with bows of white
satin ribbon
In the bridal party we're Miss Josephine
Drexel. the youthful sister of the bride; Miss
Armada Fell of Philadelphia, cousin Of the
bride; Miss Christine Biddle Of Philadelphia, a
cousin Of the groom; Miss Camelia Redmond of
this city, all Of whom were the bridesmaids
and the ushers, Mr.. Spencer Penrose and Mr..
Richard Penrose, brothers of the groom; Mr..
Spencer Biddle and Mr.. Louis Biddle, cousins
of the groom; Mr.. Robert Rawlston and Mr.. d.
NJ. Barringer, friends of DR.. Penrose.
The bride, who went down the broad aisle on
the arm of her uncle, Mr.. A. J. Drexel, and
was given away by him, wore an exquisite
gown OF bengaline, elegantly trimmed with point
lace. The corsage is cut high and the sleeves
are long. A tulle veil was worn, edged with
point lace. Only two ornaments were worn-s
diamond cross, the present of the father of the
groom, and string of pearls given the
bride by her own father many years ago.
He carried a PRAYER book, with bookmark OF
white orchids and fern. The bridesmaids wore
gowns of white bengaline and embroidered
gauze, made in empire style. Hats of white
felt were also worn, trimmed with delicate
tinted pink roses. Two of them carried bunches
of La France roses and two valley lilies and
marguerites.
After the ceremony the bridal party and
relatives and the comparatively small number
invited to the town house of the brides
mother, 103 Madison avenue, drove there fol-
the wedding breakfast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-17

4-inch SATIN RIBBONS. in Blue. PM. Vel
low. Orange. Green. White. Cream. Back and
Eed-4O. yard
5-incA SATIN RIBBONS. in Yellow. Blue.
Pink. Oran-e, Nile Green. Olive. Lilac. White
and C-eam-5lc. yard
SATIN Ribbons in Blue. Pink. Yellow.
Green. Red, Olive, Black and Whitehall nun
bers from > 10 &c. to l9c. yard.
PLAIN GROS GRAIN Ribbons in the
freshest colors all numbers
FRENCH GPOS GRAIN RIBBONS. in Red.
Mais Blue. PinG. Manve, White and BLACK
in ali widths.
BLACK and WHITE FRENCH ROS GRAIN
RIBBDNS-all nuIn5ers-2,. to Soc
sinch BLACK GROS GRAIN RIBBoNS-
Co. yard.
5-inch DoUBLE-FACE SATIN RIBBONS
zoe. yard
7-inch ,iOIRE RIBBONS-Black. White and
C-eam-65r. yard
NUMBER TWO' SATIN RIBBOSS-an
shades 49,. per piece.
NUMBER ONE" PICOT EDGE RIB
BOS-1sc- per piece.
ALL. sH4DEs and QUALITIES SATIN
RIBBONS.
BLACK eros GRAIN RIBBONS. with
fancy edce-35,. and 45c. yard.
MORE RIBBONS, in Black. White and
co.ors.
LOOP EDGE RIBBONS. in Light Blue.
Lilac. Buff. Navy Blue, White and Black
I9-. yard
CROCHET EDGE RIBBONS. in Black.
White and Cream-l9,. yard Other shades
lOc. yard
COLORED VELVET RIBBONS-satin back
in al the new shades-numbers ). Z. o and
T.
BLACK VELVET RIBBONS-satin back
best guality-all mum beTs from ! to y.
sinch MORE SASH RIBBON. in Red.
Blue. Navy Blue. Pink. white and Black
1,Sc. yard
SATIN EDGE MORE SASH RIBBON. in
White and Black-Sjc. Ayard
SATIN EDGE GKoS GRAIN SASH RIBBON
in Light B,ae. Navy Blue and Green-$1. % a
yard.
CREAM WHITE sCRAH sASdES-~ith
knot ed silk fringe g. - each
WHITE SCRAH SASHES. hemstitched,
with embroidered entts-S4. - each.
BACK SURAH SASHES. with knotted silk
fringe-S3 30 and -. 15 each.
You may 5e huutin. for some special shade. Ha
yoJi been to us FOR it, We think end the scar
~ yen. We make it a point to keep the varie
abreast with all the creations OF fashions leaders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-17

He and Supt. Porter Have an Intervi
With Secretary Noble.

He and Supt. Porter Have an Interview
With Secretary Noble.
Mr.. Howard Sutherland, the chief Of division
in the census Office, whose arrest in Troy, N.Y..
charged with an attempt to keep democrats
from the polls, has been Published, has re-
turned to the city and was at the census office
today. In company with Supt. Porter Mr..
Sutherland called on Secretary Noble and had
conference with him. He told the
Secretary the facts in the case and made a
frank statement. He claimed that he had been
falsely accused, denied all criminality and
absolutely disavowed the confess ion which
has been printed coming from
him. The Secretary was disposed 10
take a serious view of the case aud was evil
IDENTIFY of the opinion that Mr.. Sutherland ana
the public service must part. However, the
friends of Mr.. Sutherland intend TO in;erccje
with the Secretary and they have hopes that he
may be induced to LOOK upon the affair in .
more lenient light.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-17
NJ AIsRIEn

GREELfYa HERzoG On "Wednesday, November
ID 1872. by Rev. j. C. Butler. a. D.. at the Lutheran
Memorial Church. ARTHUR GREELEY a New
Hampshire 10 Nils. HELENE II NJ. HERZoG q this
city.
KAIsER-BRELSFoRD. on November a. 1852. .;
the fogndry NJ; y Church, by the Rev, Q. A rrowa.
assisted by the Rev. :. DoTner, EDWARD n
city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on TUESDAY No
venber l5 lsil2 Rev. Ernest DreNftz ofigiating
Mr.. J. G. RElsINGER 10 Miss MATILDA FHI-
SHLAGER. 10th 81 this city, the parsonage Of Con
cordia Lutheran ChuIch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-17
The District Appraiser.

Congressman Tom l.. johnson Of Ohio. a
member Of the House District committee and
the advocate Of single tax for the District,
called Mt the White House today and had a talk
with the President about the appointment of
the three District appraisers.
II Is understood that the appointments VIII
be made this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-17

Changes In the Persessei nc the NAVY
Recommended.

Changes in the Pcrssunei nc the NAVY
Recommended.
Commodore Ramsay. chief Of the bureau Of
navigation, in his annual report TO the secre-
tary OF the Navy makes the following impor-
tant Recommendation;
The efficiency Of the service demands that
some changes shall be made in tts personnel In
order that the number Of officers In the differ
ent grades shall be in keeping With the duties
now required Of them and with The charscssr
and number Of vessels composing the navy.
These changes are particularly needed In
the line and IN the engineer corps, but - spe-
cia legislation for different corps 10 detrimental
70 the morale Of the service IL 10 earnestly rec
commended that the necessary action be taken
20 effect . systematic reorganization % the en-
| tire personnel Of the navy"
TIE NAVAL AcApxxn
The report after dealing with technical 40
tails Of the service enbcdies the report Of the
superintendent Of the Naval Academy. That
officer makes the following recommendation
1t Is urgently recommended that power be
given by statute Go the superintendent OF tho
| Naval Academy 70 order courts q iaquiry for
the Investigation OF serious offenses committed
by naval cadets. IL has been found difficult 10
establish the guilt OF those who commit the
| Two gravest offenses- hazing and goucine-and
\ failure to detect and bring 20 punishment Of
Tenders Of this class has an injurious eject upon
| the discipline Of the academy
| at IL believed that the cadets who commit
these acts are encouraged 10 do 20 BY the diff
culties In the way of detection, which Difficult
| ties would be removed IL formal sworn testi-
mony could be taken. The enactment OF such
statute would in Itself 30 greatly tend To
breaking up these practices that the necessity
| for the exercise by the superintendent Of the
power conferred upon him would not be of fire.
quent occurrence. tits also recommended that
the limits OF age Of admission be fixed at from
fourteen 90 eighteen
Commodore Ramsay asks for three additional
| oopyists in the bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-17
A DSSllllssrr Sale OF Fiinnss Corss,,.
Wn,iam H. MeKnsv.
933 p. Ave. Nv.

A Few QuEsrross.
Why DO People Like Ceres" F7ouri
Is IT BECAUSE 1T IS FINE?
Wei. yes. but other fours arc fine, too
Is 1T BECAUSE IT Is WHITE?
That helps il. but that isn't the real rea.
son.
Is 1T BECAUSE 1T is MADE OF THE
WHOLE WHEAT. IS RICH WITH GU
TEN. AND GOES FARTHER THAN ANY
OTHER FLOUR,
Yes. that's it exactly.
Ceres" Flour Is made OF the best No !
Minnesota and Dakota wheat, and ALL of
the wheat II used. It Is of this famous
flour that housekeepers say 1T makes
MORE bread, LIGHTER bread WRITER
bread. SWEETER bread and BETTr n
bread than any other -four in the world +"
In fact it makes bread that gives YOU tift
AID strength for every slice you eat.
Ceres" is initiated mot strange, constd.
erinc its popularity. but nevertheless it is
awkward To guard patrons against
these limitations We have placed a circular
. signed in autozra by VIM. NJ ;,dt If Co.
and bearing the imprint of two gold medals,
in every sack and barrel. Nobody can i'm.
itate this circular without committing for
gerry.
All groccrs sell Ceres" Don't you rant
nne1t tine' We only sell to grocers.
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FILLErs Or BEAUTY.
PPr FEB RRR RRR Y - ssss
Pr FK kuk E ERR FY w ssss
T. X RR r 2 q
Z ZEE X RR K v sssS :

" WHAT can't you do with RIBBON. For
"
Wv " W trimming and fancy work its Offices are
WV WV
" W innumerable. But every calls fo-
some different shade-unlike effects. Makes big
variety necessity for store like tha is expected
to supply ereTy thin1 to erery bodv.
You ought to be at work these fancy things. For
these we have brand-new coors you work in.
They will lend a smack Of freshness and originality
IN 7t;ed up by your clever fingers.
Even if ycu don't make new party sown-you VIII
want o retrm the old one-and it is RIBBON that can
test doit Its RIBBON for this and RIBBON for
that-RIBBON must interest all wo:nankind. II you
have thought for it will answer all your ask
inrs-snd sugSess many 4 tint and texture you knew
nothing about.
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second Editsen Confined on On Par.

LASoLISE Soar, prescribed and used BIZ the
medical profession throughout the world
Makes the skin soft, smooth and clear. Ask
your druggist for it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-17

Lone LIFE
Is possible only when the blood is pure and vigorous
Toexpel Scrofula and other poisons from the crcula-
ton the superior medicine is AYERS Sarsapariila.
imparts permanent strength and efficiency to every
Of the body Restoration to perfect health and
strength
RESULTS FROM USING
AYERS sarsapsrilla. Mary Schubert. Kansas City.
Kan. writes:
Il am convinced that after having been sick a whole
year from liver complaint Ayers sarsapsrilla saved
my NE Inc best physicians being unable to help
me and having tried three other proprietary rnedi.
cfnes without benefit at last took ayers Sarsapsria
The result was complete cure. Since then I have
recommended this medicine to others and always with
success"
AYERS SARsAPARILLA.
Prepared by DR., ]. c. Aver & Co.. Lowell. Mass.
Cures others; viii cure you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-17
BIG FIRE AT BALTIMORE.

Loss of Probably $4,000 by the National
Brewing Company.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 17.-Fire started at 9
o'clock this morning in the large establishment
of the National Brewing Company at Canton.
Baltimore county. The entire building was
soon in flames and the city fire department. was
called upon for aid Three engines and truck
were sent. The loss will probably be $500, 600
At noon the fire was under control
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-17
AnRrvrD TINS MonxIxG.
WV AZ wholesale Pmcrs.

w EarS " W UOIESRIE IRICFS
c.o N
- - -. -, -.
-.
500 -ras'.'s p Coat. il Eazli'h and
sa.1a
az
Ihisa es' H-e > i-ror'- None male 10 re-
al' O. .-ss 'a-1 - nos A.e" at 80 so and $40
hii} '1'-'-'e Ie'r-'-ls-Lot more Than one o. a
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a.,
S.tO
i-5'o 800 Ln-ias-'s no'eih s-ohly one Of each
srie
81 a.
ell F-ann--e;i~ WraTSer-- These are the
~ sl'' ---s-nts red 'o"d 81 prise 70 meet the
~. .)---sE ard Gray Fu-ish Cloths mi shaw
ola - 1,.-s.iu "a. redacr i1srr SIC b.c.us. Of
SSlD -, r-,.,,,,. rs.,.,.. with r-.r-h s.,I
- t....9. e.. 20 = 80. - -. ,.,,,,..,
1905, a.. 49,
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81 > tr ne Yur Coliare,,es. with Tapier
'sN A'O1n i 10y ~ - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-17
THE PENSIONS CoMMIssIoNERsBIP
Gen. CatIin Denies That He Has Been Of
fered the Position.

BRooKLrS, N. Y, Nov. l7.-Gen. L S. Catlin
this morning denied to reporter that he bad
been promised the appointment Of Commissioners
Of pensions, as reported. He said he knew
nothing Of such . promise, and was not even
aware that his name had been mentioned for
the place. A strong movement Is being made
in Grand Army and other circles looking TO his
appointment to the Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-17

FuRs AND ELECTION Hairs
AT w nLErr & Ruorrs
p. More Neck Boas. Fur capes Fur Easinas,
Alaska seal Refers. with the nee nartnS
(high) collars.
Mink Neck scarfs. head. tail and feet. e5.
81. 80 and sl0
We are lowest in the city on these.
ELECTION H.rs.
How about that Hat you won-ov tosff
Dunlap Hats are the standard election Hats.
and bet OF Hat Is generally understood a.
meaning Dunlap.
WnLErr X Ruorr.
005 Pa. ave. n. w.. n16
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-17
Mrs. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t sOoTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN.
CURES WIND collie and is the best remedy for
D1ARkHEA Sold by druggists in every part Of the
world Be and ask for Mrs. WinsloS's Sooth-
ing Syrup" and take other kind 20 cents q bottle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-17

Range Of the Thermometer.
The following were the temperatures at the
Office Of the weather bureau today: Sam, Al;
pm, 65; maximum. 65; minimum, 81.
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TO SIGN.
" W VII M TIT ZEE RRR
WVWW II MN T r r
W Wv wv HMM T EE FRI
w w II N mn ZEE Il r

Is almost here and IL You desire TO make your home
and comfortable in and talk the
with us. Brighten up the parlor with a new Psrlor
Suite. Take your choice between Plush or Hair
Cloth Suite OF Furniture for S2S cash. $50 time.
See our suites in Brocatelle, Wilton RING
and Tapestry. We are selling them cheap on
credit as you can buy for cash elsewhere. Do you
need Carpet for the parlor. You should the
splendid Brussels sell for 90 cents per yard cash
90 cents on credit Reliable Ingram Carpet IS cents
per yard cash-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 you need Bed Boom Suite see the
one we offer in solid oak for SIT cash and $1S on
credit You can't duplicate 1t In Washington at our
price for cash We sell Solid Oak Extension Table
for a. cash. 81 so on credit Woven Wire Springs
~. % cash. e. so time. Foreground Hair Mat
tress for 81 80 cash. IS time. Special attention is
called to our line Of Modern Cooking and Heating
Stoves. All sizes and all prices
EASIEST OF WEEKLY OR
MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Sir per cent discount allowed for settlements in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-17

WHILE CHoPPING
w NILE SHOPPING
Stopat
SHEETZS
AID get a box OF his
euer popular CANDIES
They're arsGvs tresh and rhsis-
SOM At - CENTS they're fine
- CENTS They're iRsr-and at TO CENTS
they're the FINEST made.
SHakkhhTIzz CasNSppYY CkkEEAsTT99EE. lOFH & F.
WAMsLEY & NrDwELL.
ss5 \. CHARLES STREET.
Baltimore. Nd.
VIII open at WiliaEd's Hotel Private Ppriors
WEDNESDAY,. THURSDAY. FRIDAY and sArCR
DAY. November 10. IL. Is and 10.
,,,,o.,,-.,., large sssoEtnsnt Of
tMfUhffD cOSTUME-, WRAPS. EVENING"
cEPIioN. DINNER DREssEs, MOURNING
DkESSlS AND TEA GOWNS.
| WRAPS. JACKETS AND cAPES.
] nlI-7t WAMsLEY SEDwELL.
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=
.Sns viii ,u' silver eis~s Imported 10 retail at 81
cnlJ 2ssc. cab
BRIC \ BEAc.-Cur- IN. Saucer. IN lea. AM,
ether curious shapes some waite ani gold. others
tined ~ Instead Of % and Gs- Ch;n- Plates ar
tisticaIiy d0rcrst.d. %. instead If 81 ia anese
Isaro;s With insIc s,-4inss. 30 1r,h for - orna-
inents 81 iron form an: colo. # cats and other
animals emily ~ esrh The Sew F71ral Photograph
frames AZ Ia. instead II -.
NEHs.-The View E,arfy ~Jor veiitn-. the very
a'est from Taris 81 10 yard Oa- quarter yard sli
eient for ordinary hat
-NECKvrsR.-AlI-li Collar ani cuffs with the
-tet rricS. only - the set 4 correct for ladies
children.
ANGLICAN II al Rests. covered With illuminated
'-'oIr. "a tfi~teai 80 % "art Tides % antiqur
Isre. worked with en- .! AMI -lIE Ia oriental color
combinations. ~ tu-telI Of 81 each.
] RSTS.-Traa-h T:i Purses. with initial Of
..suei-l01v fut-i,l = hern-anI 81! f,r - cents.
Raj Leather Pur-r- with rrartel St.Fius silver
;-nrIin<s. 81 ut-,! u 81. tx C'u.atu1tru Pocket
Iak and Furs. IN sterling silver o-naIentation.
e aOin>feaI Of :.
I NpErwEtr- ladies Ribtod Natural Wool at
-.s instead 81 - cents rlHl,.l "a .briyran Vests
a.. Pants at a D.. In-t..i q 20 cents
EfEB1NS a Few th-usa-.d yar.Iso % satin ani @.
g ~i.E Ribbons a. srI s. yard instead Il 20 AID
J. ,-uss- AL thr a.; saaiss used for fancy
FIowFRS -s-rlI quantity o.. Velvet yioIe:s a;
% insis.d q % trurG three irz.a m bundle.
II tNDKTRCUIFT Is. FORTY . 7ra Sczlorcd and
IaH- tlerrd HlnI. --,a i.;- 81 1iies. Is. instead
e.. 5 cents. III. gr instead q tao for 80 cents
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E E s. 8 : II II i
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saa ~ L Z Z eooGG HI ZEE


Here is grand ''fnd' for you. We
have never before sold pillow shams.
but could not resist buying these. for
they were entirely 100 good to lass.
We toos them for your benefit 1t was
manufacturers line Of samples; that
is. one to three OF each style. We will
Offer them two-thiris their regular
value. in order 20 make quick work Of
them They made of fine quality
sheer India lineN richly trimmed with
Swiss embroidery. lace and ribbon.
About the best values OF the 10. are
these:
Fine India Linen Pillow Shams lsrgs
size. three clusters Of three bias tncks.
ed-sd with wide embroidery rufie
worth 81. As. Per pair..--.-...-...-.-......oSc Csc.
> styles of Lace-trimrned and Swiss
Embroidered Trimmed India Linen
shams- Worth -. -. Only al. 90.
Pillow Shams Of biss-eubroide-ed IN
sertinE and wide euiSroidered ru1ie.
Worth - p. Per pair only 81. As
PillJv ShaJns with center of all-over
embroidery and ruflc of embroidery.
Worth -. so. Per pair only ............ 60 eS.
Elegant shans with pinch embroid-
cred ruffie and embroidered insertings
Worth 81 80. Per pair only ............. 70 9S.
Pillow Shams with q bias clusters of
fine tucSs and 6-inch Swiss-ernbroidered
ruaie. finished will herring- bone braid.
Worth go Per pair only. 81 eS
Sharns of bias inserting of Medici lace.
edged with rufie of lace Worth 81 so
Ter par only So iS.
Exquisite Shsms With all-silk RIB
bon a; 50. o. and SO. IS per pair.
HAxDxERcHrEr ERROR CoRnrcrrp.
The types made US advertise Embroid-
cred Chiffon HsndkercLiefs for holiday
gifts at DC per yard Yo1 know better
than this. These nc. Handkerchiefs
viii compare with any elsewhere at
4Sc. each
TIE Boz Marcnr.
3l4-3l6 7T5 ST. NV.
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"a CENTS per VARRB.
MORE VALUABLE REMNANTS
REEMMSSAASSTTss OF DEREEssss G9999PPss. .

6yds 38-in. Atwood Imperial Serge in Dark
Garnet Former price. 81. Remnant price.
$l.S9 fer piece.
yds. 45-in- Atwood Honespun Novelty.
Nary Blne. Former price. So %. Remnant
price. 81 for piece.
5yds, 46-tu, Atwood French Imperial Serge.
Navy Blue. Former price, 81. Remnant price.
So for piece.
"a yds. 40-in. Au-wool Scotch Plaid, Navy
Blue and Red. Former price. So o. Remnant
price, g.. 9S for piece.
yds 4oin Atwood Cheviot. Black with
White Camel's Hair spot. Former price. 81 so
Remnant price. So 81 for piece
61f yds. +6-in. Atwood French Henrietta,
Black Former price. sc. 80. Remnant price.
"a S. for piece.
3yds. f>inch Atwood Bengaline, Black. For
mer =. ice. SO Remnant price for piece -. 81. 20
7yds. 10 inch Atwood Black Plaid and Fig
ured Novelty. Former price. S.. 10. Remnant
price for piece. S6 on
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hoPFZERBREcRER.

ms surzis from Gsrrnany IL aptly named had
~sdkrr- Ncsso Iiuch because II Il made Of stone.
bat because 81 the half hundred puzzles tina.
Stned 10 one Amusement for young and old and the
cest only Il cent. 40 Tie Pslals Royal corner 18th
stree, and p nnsyIvaais avenue. Only hundred Of
them. Gall THIS evening" o. tomorrow mo ming.
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More / Underwear Cpecials At N1cKnews.
oie hoer"ear Opecisls at ucIAnew's
siege of lively suy,ns-and little wonder. Our
net. These represent but few of the many:
LADIES' Natural Gray Vests and Pants only Soc.
per garment II per suit.
Ladies Extra-large Size Merino Wool Vests and
Pants. ribbed bottoms. only 81 each; 30 per suit
tra-s;zad unde-,v.,r 40 or 60,
W. - to,.,,.a. -, a. - >,
-. ".'''
dozen OF the Chiidrens White Merino Vests and
fahts, WHICH We can ali ORD TO sell at DC each
vIrarmtb ri vi,u /,lov.s a. ns.u1n.u,.
w arntb yiyinc (Iio,os A. Mo ~,
Black Cashmere Gloves that are reallv worth
35c for DC
Jad;es, C.ahr,o-a r, ,,,,.,.. o,.x.- 49,. 1900
brown ana ~, ,o..t c. - e. 80 49, >
It., p,aa, S, 80. ~, ~ " per pair
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ioOOKs -Hsniso-nely illuminated covers. good
print WORKS & famous authorization. history
ITo~e AMI poetry sgc-isIiy - ectei for Christmas
presenis The d'nand vii suE~ly be greater thin tho
supply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-17
kEEMMNSAANNT E cHofs
from our Great DRESS GOODS Clearing So
Extraordinary Inducements to early shoppers
oo-CENT DRESS GOODS FOR 35 CENTS.

How can We do IL? Just like giving goods
away. Through an importers error secured
bOpieces, o. abou. :. 600 yards of the same class
OF Dress Goods We have been selling all the sea-
son for 80 cents yard. SO We have put all our
regular 90 cent materials in with this gorgeous
assortment and offer You your choice Of the lot at
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Gr.ScEs Hrnr AND There.

over go. GRO worth q goods have lately been &C.
e1r-d q the manufacturers and importers willing
sacrifice winter stocks glance here and there will
tAu yoa of ths barTatns secured