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STRANGE ApyERr1sEMExrs.

have been amazed at the statements made by
time as low any cash house will sell article
This is trininf with the intelligence of the public
the most ignorant of people kn0u that 10 buy
nstalments means about double our prices for cash.
fdence In the readers and IL must not with IL
doubt to the writer's ability and intentions to
do what he claims We sdve tise because we believe
ads. read. and just careful TO state
facts IS you were looking At the goods and
We are in business for the profit at the came time
do not consider it all Of life TO get dollar We do
business right or not At all Try to buy these goods
anywhere our prices and open your eyes to the fad
Solid Oak Extension Table. #, 81 96.
Solid Oak do. cluster leg. e.
2-yard-wide Linoleum. 81.
The best floor oilcloth At DC. in the city.
E1fr. sood CARPET. , sss:. SOC. &c
Solid ssit osi Suites, siS IS. s1a 50 to 900.
Parlor Suites, e2o TO $6o.
Our Suite. e65. credit houses get els. Don't take
Handsome yhiionier Bed $40
Upright folding Bed, o.. IS.
l00-Ptece Dinner Set, %. so
66-piece Tea Set. e. IS.
Crystal Tumblers. 15c.
Carpet Tacks, 90 In box, 1c.
Best Quality Parlor Matches. loo dox
All Feather Pillows. Csc
Prime Goose Festhers. o5 and &c. pound
CURTIN Pole. 3 n long. brass trimminss. loc
We can furnish your house. every room in II. with
every article except stoves No other In WASH
iagton can DO the same. Rsmsmser name and place.
1910 and 1872 7th 1t. n -. net and D.
II you can't pay cash don't come. n you consult
your own interest I'll maze it pay you, n30
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DIEn.

BRADBURY. On Moaesy. December g. lspe AZ
s45 D. M. JOHN W BRApsrnSTi n nm 81 III a., ~
and the late Catlr ne Va lace Bradbury AGED twenty
IIner. from ~. fathers T,s nee. 40 .,rc-,
lriends and Teaiivss are invited lBAltsnore parcs
BRICE December e. ls9e. st 7p.rn.. BENJAMIN
W BRICE. hrevet mai'r general L. = A. aaed
eish'y six years and four days.
square. wrdnesd,y. 9TH instant a ocsoca a =. %
CLA6kE Fell ssieep m J-~u. Dec,mt~r =. isoe,
street northTes zEIPrh the s ~. 80 a ~.
Clarke and dau-hr Of Nathaniel and tle inte betsy
Charles Clarke. ''' -A1
Husband and children. dry veur ,ea-.
or or yoa hay. !aSor,d many yesrs'
hER REQUEST.
FpDers services rom Asbury N +. church corner
I'D Iss ii a. al ococs n Relatives and friend.
Tinia and Baltimore papers please cory.l
c 81 Si5 Depsred h, lifs Ssi Drss%s.
wife Of the late Alfred ! Collins ooiliNs' 's'0'ea
T peace and the comfort she found not below
NTH the brirhi happy nEels I'm sure she ~in knows
God gave us our sorrow that she might ind rest
PLURAL from her late residence. No .sIe NJ street
relstives invited Batmore p.rers pleas. Sos ~.
,l hakDlNG. sns.enly. on NJ nday. December S.
@ souiSsss EbwfS A. H Al sfasns s,.ri
division. pension oface.
Der Z. IL m. Friends invited Int.-meut a. H.mn-
osn ,T we n.
1892. Mrs. MARY LOUISE IAINIY pndow a..
parted this life In her tfty first year
Dearest msther thou hast l.ft US.
But tits GOD who hath bereft u.s.
He can all our sorrows heal
BY HER son.
TfnrsasY pec.nss, = =, IN hAp,st Shurch
rs ,s,s -'oei o. - OeocA fnehos ana
n-5Sr ~
O,HAhE On Monday. December 8. 1892, ss
ny = m, nhhh oeioNeo vie oi the late John
rs.e .r % sne Souity ssis1S. ire,ena
r1,bg, W" Wan ~ ,Ae Issaasnce- ~ strsee
h :, s,,s Decsncc q AZ " o'clock.
SAID Tor the repose of Der soul Friends end rslstivo
are Respectfully invited 70 attend
OILD. In Nav York CITY Friday. December 2,
1eS, pneumonia, Dr. ELISHA H. OClD. IN the
II y.third year Q: his ,ee. NJ, ,,,,
lnterfnent az family l~t at Oak Hi. private.
POLLOCK On D~cemh<- n 1902 AN~rF ,,s.,s
daughter Of George Ii aud Annie m polia.:h .~.i
four days. '
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SAKs AND CoxpAsr.
PAnrr Trrs.

~ We HAVEN'T SHOW CASES
w wwwwwww enough to hold all the DIFF
W W fsrent ssylss Of LADIES
FANCY SLIPPERS have to
come in to sec them won't
and their mates anywhere else.
None that begin to be % neat and
natty.
No great high prices to frishten
you oH-for all We had the best
hands in the WORLD mako them. j
We said woRLD-for there's
many . novelty that We imported
-RoBITsEK--for one-that vene-
Man dssiRner-has sent to US his
cleverest work.
Don't Be bashful about coming in
here lust to look. down and
let Us try on such styles as best
suit your fancy.
A>o ao1oi0 W uS-bno tOt9 OF setl8-
faction to you-to know what's new
and fashionable.
No matter whether you are going
to buy or motive don't try to pounce
On your pocket book the minute you
put your foot over our threshold.
Quality counts.
II we can get you to look-here
and elsewhers-wE'LL get tho sale
whom you're ready to buy.
II You like plain slipper-youTl
Ike this-prics and all
BRIGHT DoNGoLA with oper.
tos-s1.
Here's novelty for you
CORN coLoRED oozE KID with
sold-beadsd tip and strsp-only e3 80
PATENT LEATHER TIES with
patent leather up-thsss are Robit-
sek's-fresh from the floating city
e45o.
WHITE. BLUE and PINK. SATIN
SLIPPERS with satin bows-s3 so.
BLUE AND PINK KID SLIPPERS
one strap styls-e2. so.
TAN and GRAY SUEDE oxFoRps-
plain or tipped-s1.9s.
RED GoAT-opera toe-sLes.
RED GOAT with plain strsps-so 25.
RED GOAT with silk bow and large
silver buckle-33. so.
BRONZE KID in all styles-from
e. 80 up.
But do let us show them to
you.-You can get SO much better
idea of what's what
Furn'shin0 department tsat 9iu
ma, make tGRtpropr'qSt;e IT,, prs s snts for yosr
WEAR-HOUSE GOA Island rhat
md H the sa5 s." 'a'.fs 1sasak k2E
I've fdts the same pains to
r. A.DS cod the S"0 H rfse' "'~ HAT
Initials engrap.d free on Um-
bretias and cdnes bought Of US.
SAKs AND CoMpASr.
nm. AVE.
AND Erervbody's Store.
/ STREET.
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CHILDS 4 McDERNrD.
Ladies NrNtsAsrs.
lllA-a110 y o. q. ".

0RANpEsr
DRESS ROBE
BARGAINS
EVER
OFFERED
Are here for you TOMORROW. Ens.
hsh. Armure and Crocodile Cloths AL
pretty. popular shaded Fur and A.
pliqae trimmed. Full suits-7 yards
in each Magnificent Holiday Presents.
Worth sl5. 90 wherever ron 70. We've
MARRIED them all dosrn for OF S0
your benens 70 CS Nv
EXQUISITE
HOLIDAY
HANDKERCHIEFs
At very remarkable prices considering
the qualities offered.
Ladies' Irish Linen HandherchSefa.
embroidered and scAlloped. beautiful
Christmas effects. at 9S CTS, q. 90.
u. Is. 81. 80 and - 90
Ladies' Fine Duchess Lace Handler
chiefs. made In Belgium. from s. IS
AL the way up to el6 so
We've told You about the cheaper
Grades for ladies. We already lead In
the Handkerchief trade Of the city.
Hundreds Of styles to b .een here
0entlemens Plain Hemssitched
japanese SILK Handk erehisfs. smbrosd-
cred initials. 81 and sl22
Same. without iaitias. 30. 90. rs
and % CTS. and Ell
Fine SILK Mufhers. plain and in
colors. all figures and patterns, some
brocaded. q and %.
FOR
FINE
FANS
We're becoming known as headquarters.
Wehave TANs from the pls,nest to the
Rayest. the lowest priced TO the highest.
30 that II these prices below are too large
for your pocket book. remember that
We can show you whatever you want.
Hand-painted silk Lace Came FANS.
embroidered in white real ivory
handles. Each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Same q above. embroidered In colors.
ranging from 81 up.
Real Ostrich Feather FANS. with
pearl handles...............!S4.50 70 SIS
A very pretty lot of WORK BASKETS. soms
for table. some with legs. e5. so to el4.
CH11ps & MoDERMrD.
Everything a Woman Wans."
11l4-1ll6 F ST.. n. w.
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Range of the Thermometers

The following were the temperatures ~ the
Office of the weather bureau today: sam. Is;
pm, Al; maximum. Al; minimum. a
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Tononnow. WEDNESDAY,.

oMoRRow. w EDNEspAY.
Let rs introduce YOU to the handsomest
stock Of Pretty ace" Dolls in Washing
ton
As we remarked a few days ago. instead Of
aiming to Sc ure the largest s5ze Dolls, we
have secured small ''pretty-faee" Dolls
those truest to nature. best shaped and
most durable. OF course. We have a few
large size Dolls. but all of them have pretty
faces
Tomorrow wednesday, will be Doll
Day" hence special values will be offered.
Dolls bou2 now will be kept and delivered
when desir ID.
SOD Bisque Head Jointed Dolls, Csc
500 sque Head Jointed Body Dolls, with
fowin hair. blondes and brunettes Only
40.
zoo Bisque Head Dolls. bisque hands.
kid body, shoes and stockings, flowing
hair Only Toe.
Here as where we lead the city. We have
the cutest. prettiest and finest CSC. Doll
in town. Head of fine nodded bisque: note
the clean cut smiling countenance; body of
kid. strongly sewed teeth s'showing: eyes
a'sparkling; shoes and stockings, full head
of natural curled hair two s,yles-set eyes
or sleeping" Only Csc. each.
Bear this one point in mind about our
Dressed Dolls Instead OF having them
dressed in cheap. fimsy satins have
had them dressed in durable cloths. CASH
meres and fancy fannels. in all co,ors.
Handsome Dressed BisQue Head Dolls.
shoes and stockings. Only ACC. each.
Three Very Handsome Styles of Dressed
Dolls. in blondes and brunettes. at Csc.
each
24-inch Bisque Head Jointed Doll. nat
ural eurls. showing teeth. OnIy 9Sc. each.
Bisaue Head Sleeping Doll. kid body.
long flowing hair. shoes and stockings.
Two sizes. viz: is in. high. Sl.25. and 20
In. high. 81 4S each
When it comes to Dolls We can give any
other stock cards and spades and beat Il
all boiler
Why not buy your Doll tomorrow. get
ting clean. fresh. pretty one and sarino
monsrf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-06
HE.pouARrERs FoR HaxpKrRcH1Ers
- The PaIdis Royal. &"

Greatest quantities. most complete variety. best
rcssible qualities for the prices Great retailing
sbles great buying direct from the makers. Prompt
payments little profits the wholesaler and the
retailer The P.lAs Royal Is headquarters for Hand
hsrchiefs mainly because Of the advantages OF its
cash business.
The necessary knouiedee coupled with the willing
20 be reliable. This is prompted by incident
. Onion Handk erchief-cotton and linen mixed-was
brought 10 Us yesterday II sold ,or all linen.
and doubtless the merchant who sold II himself
dsc-ived- So write; We have the necessary knowl-
edge besides the willingness be reliable state
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CSSSSiissss OF This LIT: 1880.

Long Cloaks. which were els 25, e16
&l6.75. reduced to s13. so each. These EN-
brace Plain Navy Blue Clcaks. with fur COL
lar. sizes and 10 years; 2 Brown Mixed
Cloaks. sizes and 10 years; Blue Mixed
Goats, sizes and 10 years; l Gray Mixed
Cloak, size 10 years; 8 Brown Striped Novelty
Cloth Coats. sizes 8. 8 and 10 years. Choice Of
the lof. q IS. So
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SOC. QuAnr.
$500 GALLON.

Huntsville Pure Rye whisky ears old, e5 90 per
gallon.
Kinz', Pure Rye Whisky. years old. So 90 per gal
years old. 81. 90 per gallon.
8 years old. IS 90 per gallon.
Overholt Pure Rye Whisky. old a. 90 per gal
Baker Pure Rye Whisky. g.. so per gallon.
Renga Pure Rye Wits ~, 81 SO per gallon.
Potomsc Pure Rye Whisky. 81 90 per gallon.
Pure Elm Rye Whisky 81 80 per gallon.
Fine Holland Gin. s2. SO per gallon.
Diamond Gin, 81. IS per gallon.
Pure New England Rum. "a. 90 per gallon.
Very Fine Old Brandy. "a so per gallon.
Very Fine Old Brandy s3 90 per gallon.
Sweet Catawba Wine. Ell o. per gallon.
Fine California Sherry Wine. 80. 90 per gallon.
Fine California Port Wine. 81 per gallon.
6-yesr-old sherry Wine. SO per gallon.
6-year-old Port Wine. So 90 per gallon.
Fine Imported Sherry Wine. e. % per gallon.
Old Madeira Wine. 90. 90 per gallon.
Very Old Port wine "a. so per gallon.
n. A. P9999EkEE.
944 La AVE: n. w. l.
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NO other house DoEs-EvEn DID
or EVER w1LL-sen such STERL-
ING QUALITIES 1t such Low PRICES
- WE quote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-06
TREASURES Frw Know Or.
LIKE TIE
PE.nI IL THr OrsrrR.

LIKE Il HE
Pr.nL IL Tur OrsrrR.
LIZ pALAIs ROYAL .<.ns. h.v. been making
great discoves. the last few DAYS. like
The successful pearl divers Of the orient The prob
able rsvsion Of t,rif sr.rnz Of the i'm
porssrs and thus the Of szen.s' work this
wet
DoLLs-From France and Germany. baby sizs.
s4-7 IS. s5. % 30. 90. GO 20 These dolls were i'm
ported 10 sal from o.. 20 to SIS each They are
treasures that will come the possession o: those
Who read this and nals the Palais Royal their nrs'
shopping place tomorrow
sUNcte that these dolls doubl. ,ofnted. even
the wrist. making I'll. movements Of the hands IS
natural art Knows how. Being made Of paper en-
nyeiv they are light and indestructibls- You know
soma iooomotiv. Wheels are now male Of paper. 50
don't s-soei.s. p.rer with lack Of strength
Csc for JOinted Dolls. IA inches hiTh- Long flow
fns hair brown and blus eyes that will open and
Plenty Of 25c. dolls around town. but these are
Treasures ct the price
SOC. for JOin,sd Dolls. ID inches high cOmpiete
eostam. with doll. Including hat in latest style
A dollars worth for 6Oc.
q for Join. ted Dol.-,oint.d st wrists, 10. Within
ofew inches OF Two feer hfgn note tne hoNAn~ hs-'
isushinz eyes pearly and wonder at the price
Blondes and Bruns;tss 20 choose from
thousand. of other dolls. The above are few
treasures have discovered that wise Shoppers VII
susckiy diicovsr nd quickly carry or
i oYs.-Richt.r's Anchor stons Building Blocks
have amused and Instructed two generations Of the
world, v.riou. psiionAlie. Yor may learn all about
IT,.
sskfnx.
P.ss Royal price. for tn. blocks range 30. TO
% so . boz.
DOCKS First fer The children
Sc for choice Of ten thousa and books some with 40
Pace. all beautifully illustrated
1oc- for choice of two thousand books. including
the popular Vacation Stories. Sunshine SORES. Our
p.riinTs Story Book. Pl.y-room Times These are
pr0fuseiy illustrated with so pages Of good read
ing
lec. for choice Of thousand books. Am those
containing l0O pages IL Young Americas Own Book.
Amt virginiss Little Girls Book. Pleasant Stories
and Pleasing Rhymes
Roc for choice of ave thousand books. Handsome
Those containing 200 pages ard over
Children of the Wool. Rhymes and Chimes for Xmas
Times. Young Folks Pictorial Tour Of the World
Modern Explorers. MONDAY Fancies Our Darlings
and Their Pets, Jolly Times for Little Ones Christ
Fun and Frolc. Childrens Life of Jesus. Mother
Goose Nursey Rhymes and Melodies. Young Folks
Natural History.
&c. for choice Of s. 600 Cloth-bound Books. in
eludinr works Of fiction and history. prose and 20
etry. 10 suit all and minds The price Is RI
diculously low that can't imagine these books to
be as superior as they You must them.
sErs-Pslss Royal prices for Cooper's Works in vs
volumes II ssc. Edna LyalIs Works in vols issl "a
George Eliot's. 8 vo,s for 81 IS; Dumas vols.
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Cs sSiss OF Tssii: FL: LSSss:: $40.

Long Cloaks. which were Gil. s11. 25. IL. so.
ellis S12. so and Sl3. %. have been reduced
to 80. These embrace 3 Tan Mixed Cloaks
sizes 9. 8 and 10 years; / Notified Tan Cloak,
size 10 years; Notified Gray Cloak, size 10
years; 9 Tan Plaid Novelty Cloth Coats. sizes 8
and 10 years: 2 Novelty Check Cloaks, size "A
Brown Mixed Cloak, size TO- Choice Of the
lot, so.
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C sSiss OF Thhii:: LIT: Sl5l

Cloaks which were Gle. sl6. rs. eli, eli 50.
els and $19 90. cut to els each. These en-
brace Dark Blue Plaid Cloaks, sizes 10 and
10 years; 2 Tan-striped Novelty Cloth Coats,
sizes 10 and IL year ; / Light Tan Mixsd Cloth
Coat. size 10 years; . Novelty Cloth Coats, in
Eray and blue mixed. sizes and 10 years. and
others. Were SIG. e16 rs. &17. 317. 90, els
and $40. 90. Choice Of this lot. S15.
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H.xpkERcHrrrs Fon Presents.

The department is now in Christmas quarters-fve
separate departments are Necessary.
First-Dcpartment for Lace handkerchief
sscond-Dspsrtment for SILK Handkerchief.
Third-Departmsnt for Linen Handkerchief
Fourth-Department for Union Handkerchiefs.
rf,h-DepArtment for Initial Handkerchiefs
These I've departments again subdividsd into
branches for Men,, Ladies' and Childrens Handler
ehisfsL
INITIAL HAxDKERcH1nrs Center counter.
Mems japanese sfk Hsndkerehisf. with artistically
embroidered initials. 80. so. 7oc.. 81. 81 10 and
o. IS each
Mems Black SILK Haadi srchisfs. with initials Of
white silk. Ell each.
Laaie-' japanese sli Handkerchief with any ini-
eal ID and 25c
Meas Union Linen Handkerchisf. any initial BE
Meas AIl-linen Cpurs unen1 Handkerchisfs. with
initial. - and zoe
Ladies' Union Handkerchief. sny initial. = =. BE
Ladies Al-linsn Initi. HandEs -chiefs 10 and pc
Four different styles of initials at the latter price
sVrhoss selecting Handkerchiefs are presented
With handsome fancy box- palmer bat superior
hoI given If less numbeSfr ore bought
SIK HANpKERcHIEFs. tE.sne..)
LADIES' japanese SIX HAndkerchiefs with .caIloped
border. and embroidered een;ers in white and eolors
I2Se 49,. 25c-. 35c. SOC. Csc. 75c-. Sc 81. co.
si35.
Ladies Gauze silk handkerchief in art hade. ana
aAan,ily embroidered. 25c-. &c. Soc. Csc. sc.
Mems white japanese silk Handkerchiefs. with
various widths o: heulstitched borders. 35c. JOc.
osc.. SIC. Ell 90. 81 Is. el25. sL35.
LADIES' Large Size silk Neck Handkerchiefs. blue.
lavender. red yellow. pink. black. 800 and 75c.
LINEN HAsDkrRcHIrrs. txarraa..aJ
1sc-. nc. SOC.
Ladies se.llopsd and Embroidered Linen Handler
chiefs. 25c. 5Oc-. s5c-. Ell o. si35. ell So sI.6s.
~ -. g. 90. %. 90 and "a. 70 each.
Mems Linen Handkerchief. fancy color borders
25e
N,ns white Linen Handkerchiefs. hemstitched
borders. 1sc.. 25c-. 3oc-. SOC.
USrox H.xpKERcHrErs. Cotton and liner.
LADIES' Hsns;iscssd Handkerchiefs. with eolored
borders. BE. Is.
Ladies White Handkerchiefs. with scalloped and
embroidered borders. Sc. l3c.. lsc- 25c-. Sc.
TO-. Csc. 75c.. Sc and 81.
Mems Hemstitched Handkerchief. with white
eolOred b rders. lJe-. or for 2oc-
chi:dren's Handkerchief. with fancy hemstitehed
borders. &c.
si HandS.rchi-,s in fancy French boxes. s5c..
a'c-. Soc. g.. CSC. and 81 box
LACE H.spKrRcHIrrs. tEe,rans.d3
Dnehes. and Point Lace Handkerckiefs. s5c., a5c..
81. Ell Is. 81 81. sl.J0. sI.6s. s1.75. 81. $50.
s2v1 e. O. 81. go e. 81. 30. 81 30. IS 75. 90 30.
90. 40. -. 80. sI2 S. els 20. ala IS. si5.
ei650
G~Ths above price lis. gives only an idea GUAM
tfes anl variety. The Hsndks-chefs at special
prrss Include those wor. PIC. for lsc those worth
oo Tor &c And ask the Mems Initial Hand
IA ehisfs-4 In box for Soc
TIE PALArs RoYAL
A. LIsxEh
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Arms SAn.ArAa1LLA
sla prLLwrs er..
PHrLADTLPHIA PA
I have taken treat dee, Of rnsdt
cinsin my nfs, but no rsusdy ever
helped ne % much a. Aysr-s Sara
psrfrA. which I consider the esst
blood purifier In the world.
CURES orHERs
WILL CURE YOU.
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C SSSis: o. This 81: I ct: $3.50.

Long Cloaks. which were IS. so. g. 10. 90.
80 25. 80. so and $40. so and s1325, have
been reduced to 81. 90 each. These embrace
Navy Blue Fur-triInmed Cloak. size 8; 2 Mixed
Gray Cloaks. sizes and 8; Mixed Brown
Cloaks. sizes and years; Navy Cheviot.
size 4 years; l Tan Cheviot. size years; /
Navy Plaid Novelty Cloak. size years. and
others. Choice of the LOT. a. So
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CURTAINS Ar CHA1e & HAnDrs0s.

1t isn't often you Are invited to psrtici-
pate in such Curtain. bargain FEAST a.
this. The manufacturers are the sufYerers--
not US.
! lot Of "a pairs Of White NOTTINGHAM
Lace Curtains AT THE LOW PRICE OF q
PAIR.
1lot Of SO pairs Ecru Nottingham Lace
Curtains. In attractive Brussels lace de-
signs. 80 yards long. 81 inches wide extra
Width. AT THE LOW PRICE OF &1.60
PAIR
l lot Of 92 pairs Fine Irish Point Lace
Curtains. in most attractive line Of pat
terms. the equal Of any 81. so and IS Cur
tains in the city. will be offered AT THE
LOW PRICE OF so PAIR
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IN MENoRIAM

TRUsHEIM. In the death o. Mrs. EMMA MASON
TRUsHEIM. formerly beloved teacher Of ye6ersoa
building. We mourn q sincere fr end and lovins
COUSIN. one whose ear was open and waose gen
heart resp-nded 20 theory OF dis trs~.. She
70 her 6.d be- chossn friend my poor ,ors su6sr1no
c.usn. and her tired heart at rest NAV ths
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Grand Clearance Gale NJ (yhildren's A nd
Orand Slesrance Dale VI Nhildren's And
MIS- ons CiI osff::

large number Of our best selling styles In
Children's and Misses Long Closks have be-
come broken in size. and in order to close out
the sizes Of these particular styles now remain
ing we will offer them at the follow heavy
reductions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-06

While we have not reduced every one Of our
Children's and Misses Cloaks have come
very near it and consider these the best
va ue at the reduced prices that will be offered
this season here or elsewhere.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-05-25
WORLD oE SPORTS.

Several hundred people filled Madison hall in Bridgeport last night, to witness the tug g-of-war match for $500, between Bob Weber's team and the Kling brothers of New Haven. The Kling brothers won. The score was: First pull, nine inchesj second pull, three and a quarter inches.
 The New London Telegraph says: "Elson, the pedestrian, says he has found two admirers who will back him for $50 or $10O against George E. Oar row in a twenty.seven hours go-as-you- please match for the state champion ship"
 Five hundred persons witnessed the trotting at New Britain yesterday. There were seven heats in the 2:30 class, purse $250. Seven horses were entered and the race was won by I. w. J., owned by G,Z w. Fenn of Bristol. Time, 2:414, 2;44, 2:434, 2:444, 2:494, 2:49. The 2:30 class, purse $250, with seven entries, was won by Happy Home, owned by G. Duckworth, Providence. Time, 2i319, 2.3O, 2:32a. In the free-for-all class five started, and the race was won by Lizzie Almont, owned by Hough of Plainville. Time, 2:424&, 2:434, 2:36.
 The painters employed at l.. F. Hasses have formed base ball club and want to meet any nine of painters in the city.
 Umpire Mahoney of the league staff is still in poor health, and has sent hls resignation to President Young.
 The battery order for the game on the West End grounds tomorrow after noon will be as follows: Acme-Car- mody, p; J. Fox, c; P. Fox, 1b; N. Fox, Sb; John Freney, ss; Phelan 3b; Minnis, If; Becton, of; Hahn, If. Naugatuck- Keavney, 2b; Sheehan, 1b; Burns, 2b; Kelly, p; Nichols, c; Kelly, If; Brennan, of; Lachance, If; Duffy, ss.
 The Young Films of Waterbury will go to Naugatuck Saturday and play a game of ball with the Monitors of that place.
 George Lachance returned home from Portland, Me, this afternoon. He will probably finish the season with the Naugatucks.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-05-25
TIMELY TOPICS.

- Reid & Hughes announce. a special money saving sale tomorrow. The ladies know that this means great reduction in prices. It is one of the ways Reid & Hughes have for making friends.
 In order to close out the goods J. B. Mullings will make for $25 suit which he has received from $50 to $42. This is the best bargain he has ever offered. It is genuine
 Three nicely furnished rooms on Bank street. For particulars call on the Water bury Auction Co.
 John Sandom has 0 store for rent at the corner of North Main and Sparks streets.
 Now that housecleaniug is over you will probably find Q number of indispensable articles missing. Conlon Brothers publish c list to-day that will assist housekeepers. It IS a special aale. Don't forget to look at their window screens.
 Salesman wanted on salary E. e. Reilly, 52 Canal street.