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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-02
WRECKED IN A FOG.
Many Lives Lost in an English Rail-
way Collision.
NAVAJOO REVOLT UNDER BLACK HORSE
Indications Of a Big Strike at New
Orleans.
BOLD WORK OF BANK ROBBERS
FOG HID THE SIGNALS.
Ten Persons Killed in a Railway Disaste
In England.

Zen Persons Killed in q Railway Disaster
In England.
LONDON, Nov. "A terrible railway accident,
accompanied by a number Of de this, occurred
early this morning near Thirsk in Yorkshire.
The signals were entirely obscured by the fog
and the east coast express train from Edinburgh
for London collided at full speed with . goods
train on a siding at Manor House. The wreck
OF the express train was complete.
The wreck took fire almost instantly from
escaping gas, and the smoke and flames and
the shrieks Of the dying and wounded made a
horrible scene
Those who managed to extricate themselves
uninjured FASTENED to assist others who were
yet alive and caught in the wreck.
Men and women could be heard shrieking for
assistance, and one man who was slowly being
burned to death and who could not get out
begged the rescuers 10 kill him.
1t is known that not less than ten are dead and
that thirty are injured twelve OF them seriously
The fireman of the train was killed. but the en-
gineer, who jumped at the instant OF the COL
lislon, escaped with broken leg. The Marquis
OF Iweeddale and the Marquis Of Huntly, the
latter lord in waiting TO Queen Victoria, were
on board the train. The Marquis Of Tweed
dale escaped uuinjured, and although al
elderly gentleman, he did active service
In assisting to rescue others The Marquis OF
Huntly was bruised and had thumb broken,
but suffered no other injury. Capt Duncan
Mcleod of the forty-second Higblanders i.
among the killed.
Trains have been sent to the scene to clear
the wreck and carry away the injured and dead
The mails for the north have been delayed fol-
hours owing TO the accident.
Double Wreck at ALLEGHENY.
PIrTsBURe, Pa, Nov. "A disastrous wrecl
occurred on the Fort Wayne road, at the Wash
ington avenue crossing in Allegheny, about
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WHY HE CALLED FOR TROOPS.
An Indian Agent Wants the Navajo Chn-
slrrn On He school.


drrn On He school.
The only information received al the Indian
bureau of threatened trouble among the Navsjo-
in New Mexico and Arizona Is contained in Q
telegram from Agent shipley, dated ct
Fort Defiance. A. T., October 80. saving:
On the Gath started with nv interpreter.
police aud wagon TO Round Rock. where I had
the promise Of twenty-five OF thirty ehilrden
from Navajos. On the way north two OF nv
police / sent TO the Garriszo mountain
district, and when in that district Black
Horse, who claims TO be the chief adviser, found
that L was at Round Rock with nv marty
and he, with about thirty to forty, came 70
Round Rock and insisted that I must mot
take anv children TO the agency school, not~ith-
standing had the promise and consent Of the
parents. ] stated to Black Horse that sooner
or later they might be compelled 90 send
their children TO school. when he immediately
became angry and jumped upon me. and with
tho assistance OF ten others Of his men forcibly
took me out Of the store and intended 20
kill me, when some friendly Navajos and nv
police took hold Of and tore me away and hur-
ned me into the store. At the same time one
Of my scouts was assaulted and beaten nm 20
such an exent that fears we're entertained
for his recovery. After the fracas vac
over Black Horse and lis followers threatened
Va All nlNseii, interpreter thee. Mr.. suhbeu
and Charles Mitchell unless promised not 20
ask for any more children in this section or in
any other part Of the reservation. and after
considering the critical situation I acceded 10
their demand. feeling that was powerle.s 10 do
anything and completely at the mercy of
Black Horse and his followers. I now most
respectfully request authority for the use Of Q
sufficient number Of troops 90 force Black
Horse and his followers to furnish children for
the schools. VIII write full particulars by mail
Ii is said AZ the Indian Office that the Navaios
number from $1,000 TO 70 900, of whom not
less than 5000 are Of school age. The govern
ment boarding school at Fort Defiance
on tho reservation has been in operation for
eleven wears. but the Indians have ALWAYS
been unwilling to patronize IL. Recently the
school has been enlarged. newly equipped and
supplied with an excellent corps OF teachers
and the agent was instructed. as have been all
other agents. TO use his best efforts 70 al the
school with children. The result Is indicated il
the above telegram.
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pashy Extended Co Him.
The following statement from the PrssideuS
was given out at the White House today:
The expressions Of sympathy with Ne and
with my family in our eresssorrow, from in6ivsd-
uals. from societies. from church conventions,
from public meetings. from political clubs and
committees Of all parties, and. indeed. from IN
our people, have been 90 tender and % full Il
love and respect for Mira Harrison that I
reluctantly abandon the purpose Of making q
personal acknowledgment Of each. We are
grateful. very grateful, for this great cup Of
MAY God give 20 each OF YOU In every trial that
grace and strength which you have asked fog
MS
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Martha Racks, stout-built colored woman,
was acquitted in the Criminal Court today on
the charge OF violating the humane law by en-
ticing prostitution and hsrboring girls under
sixteen years Of age, Bessie Taylor and Fanny
Cross. in April last. Mr. Sillers appeared for
her and the defense was that any offense Of the
kind was committed in the room Of subtsnAnt
and without her knowledge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-02

Contract for the New City Post omce.
The Secretary of the Treasury has awarded
to A. ID. Neeld Of Washington the contract for
furnishing stone footings and cappings for the
Washington city post Office. The price ID
s74. 3o4 and the work is to be completed in one
hundred and sixty working days. The stone 70
be used is Glen Echo and Mt Airy granite.
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Universal sympathy for a Rained Banker.
AUBURN, CAL. Nov. 2.-The bank Of c. W.
Hollenbeck remained closed yesterday. Mr..
Hollsnbeck ia FRUSTRATED and lies at his home In
q precarious condition Although nearly every
one here suffers from the failure all have moth
ing but sympathy for Hollenbeck. The liabih-
ties are S6s 600; assets. S20 600.
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Masked Men Rob q Bank at Spearville
Kan, of 91O,OOO.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 2.-Three masked
men rode up to the bank in Spearville. Kan,
yesterday afternoon, two of whom dismounted
and went inside of the bank. where. at the point
Of winchesters, they compelled the cashier
to hand over $4,000. They easily made their
escape, galloping out of the TOM at furious
gait posse is in pursuit.
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CLEARING ,be Cherokee str.p.

GUTHRIE, o. T., Nov. 2.-Government &C
tivity in the enforcement Of the Presidents
order that cattle shall be Withdrawn from the
Cherokee strip has again manifested itself.
Troop C, fifth cavalry. has gone there.
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Chopped His Assailant to Pieces.

GaAYsoN, Ky, Nov. 2-Wssh. James was
killed by his nephew, Champ Biggs, at Pleasant
Valley this morning. James came to town early
this morning and while here became intoxi-
Gated. He then started home. and. passing the
Biggs house, saw Champ at work upon the
barn. James assaulted him and Biggs defended
himself with Ratchet In q few moments
James was literally cut to pieces.
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Freight Floats Run Down and Sunk.

ToHts 1sUfs H'7sS
New YORK, Nov. 1.-Two of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company's floats, carrying twenty
four cars of merchandise, and towed by the
tugboat Pittsburg, were run down opposite
pier this morning by the North German Lloyd
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm Second. The floats
and cars were sunk. The loss could not be
ascertained.
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Forxer Howes Remanded for Examination.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Charles A. Howes, alias
C. A. Field, who is accused Of passing forged
checks aggregating more than $40 .ooe, was ar
raigned in the tombs police court this morning
and remanded until tomorrow afternoon for
examination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-02
ON THE VERGE OF A STRIKE.

$4,000 workmen in New Orleans VIII Quit
IfTheir Demands Are Not Granted.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. New Orleans ia on
the verge Of a general strike, which will effect
every branch Of industry in the city. At least
10000 men will go out il their demand for in
creased wages, fewer hours OF work and the
employment Of none but union men Is not COM
piled with.
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Early Morning Tragedy I'm indianapolis.

Early Morning Tragedy In indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, ND, Nov. 2.-B. F. Myers,
policeman on College avenue, shortly before
O'Clock this morning met two colored men.
While searching the basket Of the other
negro shot him through the head. the ball enter
wound is supposed TO be mortal. The negroes
ESCAPED
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He Seizes Mountains In New Mexico Wit
a Number of Follower.

ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, Nov. "A report
reached this city late last night that a very
serious outbreak is threatened among the
Navajos. Black Horse, a well-known chief.
who controls a large number Of young
bucks in the tribe and has always sought
opportunity to create a disturbance, is said to
have put himself at the head Of his faction oc-
cupying the Carrezom mountains. and they
have sworn war and determination upon any
people that attempt to enter these mountains.
No details could be ascertained at the late
hour the news reached here. but il il certain
that all the cavalry stationed at Fort Wingate
left at an early hour this morning on forced
march for Camp Defiance. Trouble Of q Sc
rious nature is manifestly anticipated.
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Tried to swindie New Orleans Bsnk.
New OILHASs, Nov. 2-Thomas A. Gleason
has been arrested charged with obtaining
money estimated at from ss.ooo to el5yeoo from
the Whitney National Bank Of this city BY
means Of forged pres receipts fos eot(<u az,d
frapdulsnt policise Of insuznnea.
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Col. Shepard Bolts for Cleveland.

Boston, Nov. 2.-Col. E. o. Shepard, a mem
Der of the bar of this city and who was judge
advocate general on the stats of the republican
governors Ames and Bracket. writes to the
Boston Herald saying that he shall vote for
Cleveland and Russell
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EXCITEMENT
VIII run high this weeh
w. NJ. SHusrrn & Sous.

W. W. OHUSTER u CONS.
JUST OPENED TM ENTY PIECES OF TWO
TONED sERGEs IN NEW coLoRINGs,
COMPRISING ALL THE DESIRABLE CON-
BINATI6Ns OF THIS SEASON NEW Eff
FEcTs IN CAMEL HAIR AND sERaEs.
MArrLEssEE AND MARBELIzED SUIT
INas.
STRIPED AND FIGURED SILKS IN ALL
THE NEW DESIGNS AND CoLoRINGs.
FABLES AND BENGALINEs IN GREAT
VARIETY AND ALL OF THE NEW CoLORs
CREPEs AND CREPEs DE CHIMES IN
EVENING coLoRs.
WHITE GROUND SILKS WITH coLoRED
GRADUATED STRIPES FOR EVENING.
BLACK GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
COMPRISING ALL OF THE NEW EF-
FECTs MADE BY THE CELEBRATED
HOUSE OF B. PREIsTLY CO.: HENRI
ETTAs. wHIPCORDs. cAMEEs HAIRS.
BIARRETZ. DIAGoNALs AND FANCIEs,
ALL DESCRIPTIONS. OUR BLACK GOODS
DEPARTMENT CANNOT BE EXCELLED
FOR vARIETYAND QUALITY.
A GREAT VARIETY OF COMFORTS,
BLANKETS. QUILTS. LINENS OF ALL
KINDS. NAPKINS. DOYLIEs. TOWELS.
TRAY CLOTHS. kc.. &C.. ALI. OF WHICH
WE OFFER AT SUCH Low PRICES FOB
SUCH HIGH GRADE GOODS THAT IT WILL
PAY YOU TO INSPECT OUR STOCK.
ONE PRICE.
w sHUsTKR 3 soma
9l0 PENN. AVE n. n.
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OSE LOT STRIPE vELvETs. new color com
sla..sr.. 81 per yard.
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He Be.t His Child TO Dessh.

COLUMBIA, 8. c., Nov. 2.-Dorsey Goodin OF
Timminsville deliberately'beat his seven-year-
old daughter to death with a strap on saturday.
Goodin is in jail and threats Of lynching are
heard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-02

p,ror.pp IN r,..a., x,, ,.o, -.
II ,. M. JOSEPH BhUorAfp, sf,er sh.i, illness
10 1 street northwest o'clork Fr,day sfterno.n
Fiends Respectfully I'M yited 10 attend fPhsdelphia
BRADFORD. Military Order Of IN. Iowa, I..aos
of United States andery Of the Distr1ct o.
Columbia.
The death o, oour.nSn john rasisla
T. ss sne ~ ;s an. .,sna.,. .,
pn Thursday' "a instant. Al oeloef M ne. In.
SIGMA OF the Order should he worn
i b. oom@.Sd q 1a .o
CHaMBrRs. On oc,o-r A. 1892 John q
6ers syed Twenty-siyht v..rs ~ ~ s'A
x.
May ne rest In peace. Amen
ea.t ThnrSi n m"rnins Noyenep 4 =, 20
O'Clock thence 70 ST Peters Church where h,gh
and friends are invited S cd to attend '
GREENLIEF. ON Monday October Al laq, AZ
$50 pm, ALICE GREfNL1Ef, the beloved
hfe after short and painful Illness at the Residence
Of he. SG s snG .n %css south
Funeral Will take pace from Mt Horsb Baptist
dax Scxeml'er - 40 Frrnss Ana ~
tvs are respestfuIly invited o. attend
Meoht ~, IN un,D1dnyS' Sosehno-r = ioSS
and Maggie Mcshea AIRED two months.
Fuaeral from grandparen = residence 2O8S sea
street, Georgetown. Thursday. November B. ct 3
PAGE. In Portsmouth. Va, on Saturday, octobsr
i ii a Ha6esh Wish and the late Capt HasS Sel.ss
Page United states navy.
uS On T r S.ys%ssr I is e
LINGs. aged forty Ave years.
May he rest in pesce
rr,.r.l .e,vic.. !. 81 T.r..s chu-ch Thrr,a.v
t ', pa,.,,s'. .s =, -
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r ALLIE FRANCHISE are much sought after. We
.r-.ao~ins al the new shades a, Soc. 81 and
Sl.25 p.rv.ra
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ONE LOT BROCADE vELvETs. new shades. sr-
ssg;ion.l quality. full % inches. S1.0O Per
yard-
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ASooTTHHEERR H oossIIEEkkYY HIT:

hard one. for II has knocked considerable of
the profits. You'll remember the Children's %.
cent Fast Black Ribbed Hose we've been ADVERT g.
ing for 10 cents. Well. that first lot was sold out
and We ordered the second-but It didn't suit like
the FIRST because of the fact that the Stockings did
not have much elasticity In all other respects
they're like the 25-ct Hose exactly This little
iInperfection. however. reduces the price to Is
CTS. PAIR.
Tco Pair for rs Cents
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M ARRyED.
ID Ed.

PAGE -sruMPH. In Portsmouth, Va. on Friday.
October ~. lsrl. az 1870 an, CARTER BRUCn
PAGE 10 MARY LEWIS STUMPH
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-S7.5O.-

Don't shruR your shoulders and impatiently mutter
pshaw, s,'it worth wearing could lot be bought
At that price; These are SOUVENIR suits. modest
plads pin checks. homespuns in traight and round
cut sack Coats and Getaway Frock Coats worthy q
place on any mans back.
MEMS SITITS
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CHiLD's CLooAAKKss FIRST.
BE EAAckk BEAR FIR TRRIIMM M1SSs

At material reduction. We ordered lot which
were 30 cheap we never expected to get them. But
We were very agreesbly surprised, for they've
come We have sold worse ones for &c. 90.
Our price for these ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS az. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-02
Bass AND Inos BEDS.

We believe we have the largest stock Of
Enamsled Iron and Brass Beds in the city.
There are certainly no lower prices than
ours
Fine Enameled Iron Bedsteads. 3 to 4
feet q inches wide. finished in enameled
white. pink. light blue. ebony and maroon.
s7.75. ss.25. $3.50. 1915. %. q and
$500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-02

DENGALINFs are more Popular nov than ever be-
fore Our stock comprises the latest shades in all of
the many plain and fancy weaves at 81. 20,
81 80 and 81 4 > yard.
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MRS. wINsLOW's S0OTHTN1i SYRUP

M
Has been u.ed for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
ofMOTHERS 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
D1ARRHGA. Sold by druggists in every part OF the
world. Be and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup" aud take other kind. - cents bottle
d3-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-02

SCOTCH L LADS are the correct thngs for waists.
w.A.,- an .,c.ll.n, assortment. 81 per yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-02

DRCCADEs in two-tOns effects quite the thing.
Our sSsJrtment contains many chOire shades and
.s-c,.,, 81, Sl.25, 81. 80, Sl.75
and 81 p.ryard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-02

Beyond al reasonable doubt. the main
atvani Axe ~ enjoy - the perfect liz n that
a. al tine l. here Nowhere ese. 20
Were tsH artil. do you ind 30 clear a light
that. sV-n ol the ark--t days. - ev.l.ent
IN or Lrrss 81 4 dad Dress Good RCOHs.
Ihis = a. stvan-G--e O. vpu and 20 rs
1hrn ~ have cus-3 Vhfed room 90 dis
Play evening" -ha0e--an1 cur stock -
siugly Unlimited. We never stop At
f-w ri~~es. but cary a line " de-
slraftrs 81. the wav th-ou=h-al weaves
Enc ttslr WAY soon a. any New
lgrk =. tlss. Then have the rick %
many irOfns. WHO give n the exclusive
CO-tro. q thsir outpuf-Cf patt rms We SCI ect.
taai-luE S44a-n@u. VINO never tar. Of
shCwtf.g their goods and who's Aivice Is
worth seslnz When you want anything IN
TIE II llas All the Irlmu'ug- ali tie
lII.LEs. al thu small wares that you re-
gcfire tn the CONSTRUCTION of your tress will
- found here IN sufficient variety.
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Nc other house DoEs-EvER DID-orEvER
wILL-sell such STERLING QUALITIES 1t
such Low PRICES - WE quote
SAks AND COMPANY.
ssAky.,
WORM GROWING OvrR
ssAKs3
w WERE pitted .eains. every
w wwww other trigger" in town.
W They don't relish our sl2. 80
doings
But You do.-And more trade is
drifting into our cha mel.
They can't blame YOU
They needn't blame us-for we're going
to keep on lettering these FIRST" grades
- much as we can
They can't expect anybody to pay
'1en' oAo Ut Tlo Tor what can Dc
bought for So So
Into the bargain We get hold of the
stylish patterns. --Brioht - dressv - at
tractfre things that catch critical eyes.
Instead Of having to take what you
can Fet-you ran oct what you want-
in OUR sl2. so grade. There are
SINGLE and DOUBLE BREASTED
SACK sUITs-the latter with DOUBLE
BREASTED vEsTs-The former round
or square-cut-and THREE and FOUR
BUTTON CUTAwAY FRoCKs.-No-
body can help being satisfied. for
there are SINGLE and DOUBLE
BREASTED ovERcoArs and ULsTERs.
The very manner Of the making shows
their superiority over the costlier lines
in other stores.
The fit is another sure sign Ours
have got that tailor-like "hug"-Feel
like your clothes. Are finished so
looked at sharp. We're not. and our
name Is on them.
If you're satisfied with what you can get
elsewhere at sl5-or even sls-you will be
with OURS at s125O
On the Seventh Street front there's a window
full Of proofs sE2. so = sl2 So sl2. Soon
every SUIT and every OvERCOAT in IT, A
great Display. But it isn't half the variety You
ought to come in and see all Of It.
SAks AND COMPANY.
Penn ave.
and Money Sauers for Spenders. 1t
9Th street
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MEMS OVERCOATS
S7.5O.-

Don't believe it, Well, there's nothing remarkable
about that There have been doubling Thomases in
the world since the resurrection. However.
not in the habit of giving figures without
back them. We have at least twenty different styles
Mems Medi weight Overcoats Just suited the
present sessop such Kerseys Meltons. Cassineres
and other strictly wool fabrics MANY Of them have
silk and satin fac ngsutra stylish and perfect filters
We have dumped the whole lot into the souvenir
basket. Choose ye at the price above named
MEMS ONERCOATS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-02

BLAck SILK vELvErs in blue and ,s, blacks.
aruaa I5c. p,ry.raup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-02
Doc.

lJ-IScH SILK PLUSH. all new shades. Doc
.nA Soc.
[f-ISCH SILK PLUSH. all new shades. 81
Zf-INCH SILK Plush. b~s, quality. new shades.
30 r-ry.rd.
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$S'SS Et 4 i & f'f =. =.
Coc ii GGG a4Sa
Il u A RRR. ODD II M n ego
H H a I kRf r 3 p il NM g q
Il Il ~ K ( ( BB DbP NM MN e COG Sc 4.
A $3.50 CHAMBER SUITE Fo,
S42.5O.

Sounds like hyperbole. yet II is ''she Cos
pei truth We have q 3-pisce Solid Oak
substantial Chamber Suite. which has
always been sold by us and other furniture
dealers at CO.,. 90 per suite.
We have Jus, closed ont from the dealer
his balance of this pattern. numbering IL
suite. We secured them at price which
enables rs to retail them at s42. 90. This
Suite is substantially made from fne hs-
ured quartered sawed oak. and has the
regular piano polish finish. 1t has Q A.
inch Dresser with 80 by 24inch French
Beveled Plate Glass Mirror. Two top
drawers and all draw ers cherry lined. 1t
has IS inch French washstand. with solid
oak splasher rail. II IL handsomely put
together. neatly and astrsctivsly carved
and finished with heavy cast oxidized trim
minys Two fnishes-Antiaue Oak and
Sixteenth Century. $40 so instead Of
s5s 80. as formerly. Remember. We have
but twelve Of these and an early cali will be
Necessary. as they should meet with an
instsn; sale at this low price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-02

SUPERIOR
MEDICINES FOR
PURIFYING TIE BLOOD
AND RESTORING TIE
HEALTH AND
STRENGTH.
ArER.s
SARsArARrLIA
STANDARD SPECIFIC .
FOR sCRoFULA. cATARRH,
RHEUMATISM AND
DEBILITY.
Cunts Orurnss
WILL CURE Yor.
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w. A. PIERCE & Co.
7ls MARKET SPACE

w. A. PIERCE & Co..
71s MARKET SPACE
The Place To shopi
So ! F. + +. Isl i
F s. :: ! NH IS E; III III T
TIL 10 O'CnocK
The Three Days Opening has been . grand
success. It's a regular Flower Show" we've been
having. for the Florists have elorifed themselves
with their display. Tomorrow the palms and plants
VIII be taken away. and then we'll get down to real
GOOD lively business. When all this ornamental
tion mas gone won't there still be the real founda
lions for the show-the magnificent neW things
that we're showingf
But we hate to feel that the end Of this OPEN
ING is so awfully near. II you haven't visited US
Yet do SO THIS EVENING.
WE HAVE TS DEPPaARRTT
little bit from the course we outlined to you at
nrst Instead Of publishing for your benefit .
resume Of several Of the enlarged departments we
feel duty bound TO tell you Of q few excellent bar
gains which will Be eagerly sought after TOMOR-
ROW.
Gibbs Gibbs CE EoAks FIRST:
line Of manufacturers samples. which we
bought from his travelling salesman at . truly
RIDICULOUS figure. All clean and fresh. New
styles One Of kind. We name several:
Novelty Cancels Hair Cloak. all wool, g.
year size should be 81 5. Our price. 81 so
Gray Striped Cloth Cloak for a "four-year-
old" Should be &4.75. Our price. ...... Is so
Plaid Cloth CLOAK. which should be marked
W. 3d. iOr u
Atwood Navy Novelty Cloak, would bring
~ Do. Our brtce. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rs
Gray Corded Poplin Cloak. trimmed with
black astrakhan. ought to be S12 Our
Get one OF those INFANTS LINEN BIBS
we're selling at 3 for 25 cts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-02

CE.xoE.BLE SILKS are in rr.a. demand. W.
have them in all Of the many combination. at DC.
Soc. and > p-ry.ra.