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ES STEcISS NEEGGkk%%EEAAkk. .

EXQUISITE effects. happy prtees. choice qualities
thai viii ;lst suit for autumn wear All excellent
values.
Windsor SILK Ties. complete assortment of col
orS. % CTS
Figured China Silk Ties Reduced from p to Ii
Figured Sstin Ties In all new shades Reduced
from IS To- 81 CTS.
Tourist R.ching. white. with lace edge. in
6yard boxes. Reduced from IS to % CTS.
Cord Ruchinz white and black. 8-yard boxes.
Marked down TO 10 CTS.
Chiffon hucatng, cardinal. navy blue, light
Pink and gray. Reduced from 81 to 50 CTS.
Embroidered Chiffon Huching, in tan. navy
biue. cardinal. black and cream. Was 81 90. To-
morrow : / -.
Embroidered Chiffon Rnching, gray. navy blue
mats. back and white. Worth Sl.25. Special
price. as CTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
B AEGAISs II VEEEEktIENNSG s

Which sell themselves. An interesting lot varying
in price from 30 to ~ cts The freshest effects in
stylish Iux-dS, Russian Net, Brussels Net and
tie "Coiuna ban" YELLING, whose values
are not approached.
Cream Coorod Tuxedo Yelling. with silk spot.
entire STRANGER. Saturday 10 CTS.
White Tuxedo Veiliag with border. Should be
co cts. Sut goes at AZ CTS.
The New Columbian Yelling, IN black. cream
and navy blue. Only % CTS Veil.
Navy Blue. Cream and Black Tuxedo Yelling.
silk spots and border, for - CTS. Worth 62 CTS.
Black Tuxedo Yelling. with Jet spots. IS CTS.
Worth 10 cts. more.
Black Brussels Net with chenille spot, 81 CTS.
Cheap at 40.
And the latest styles and shades in Sewing Silk
and Grenadine Yelling for fall wear.
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THE NEW Gkk99yyEEss

Are pushing in. We hold no old ones but such rs
have been here must got ont. and we're they'll
be invaded at these prices.
4bu.ton Tan Giace Kid Gloves Worth 81.
Special price for Saturday, 40 CENTS.
4buttun Tan Glaze Kid tiloves. Worth 81. 25.
Saturdays price. ~ CTS.
All the new tan shades IN Foster Laciny Gloves.
al - quality. Special price, 81 CTS.
S1.5O.
81 20 kind Black Kid Foster Lscin2 Gloves.
.~button White Mousquetsire Suede. Worth
81 2a TOMORROW 81.
S-button Tan and Gray MousQuetaire Suede.
We're 81. 50. Special price. Ell %.
Biarrit. Tan and Black Lambskin Gloves. $1-25
kind. 101royTOte 81.
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RISE OFEEEFERIINSGGss

In the Newest Creations of genius
viii be ready for you tomorrow
at telling priees. The seasons
brightest productions are crowd
ing in upon us. and until the
new addition is delivered int o
our hands We will be compelled
to lose good part of the profit
everything sell in order
room: to the best sdvantage
Sales Will tins be effected the
quicker. and tomorrow VIII
surely be gala day.
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BUSY NSSFFIT99NN TINES:

Not completer stock anywhere. II you've
searched in for article else where look over
stock. Some exceptional specials" for To-
HaOrrOu.
Hair Crimpers. We're 5 cts. Now for CTS.
Linen Corset Iacers. for CTS.
silk usrter Elastic. Reduced from 35 to %
CTS. YARD.
All shades Darning Cotton, 3 CTS. ball.
Bone Harpins. dozen in package, 10 CTS.
Best Quality Steel-point Hairpins. CTS.
package.
Oak Machine Oil, 8 CTS bottle.
Single Bandos. Reduced from Is TO 8 CTS.
> each.
Double Bandos. Reduced from 25 to IL CTS.
each.
Assorted Hairpins 3 and 10 CTS. box.
Mourning Pins, 3 and CTS. box.
Neuss' Cubes, 6. 10. 10 and 20 CTS. box.
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New Hampshire Democr.s..

Mr.. John p. Bartlett, chairman of the dem
ocratic state committee, called the Now Hamp-
shire democratic convention to order yesterday
at HAD an The officers and committees se-
lected at Wednesday night's caucus were elected
officials Of the convention. Mr.. Charles II.
Amesden Of Concord, permanent chairman, then
addressed the convention.
Luther +, Mckinney Of Manchester va
nominated for governor ON the first ballot and
addressed TIE convention In acceptance.
Marcellus Eldredes Of Porsmouth. John
Dowst Of Manchester, Cyrus Sargent d Hy-
mouth and John NJ Mitchell az Concord vere
chosen presidential electors.
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H99ssEEEERRT{ BA ARGaISs

Those Ladies' Real Naco Fast Black STOCK
INGS which sell all over Philadelphia and cannot
be had ELSEWHERE in this city, for 30 cents. we are
still selling at IS CTS. per pair. You miss some
thing good if you miss them.
Ladies' Extra Fine French Iisle. Boot-pattern
Hose. designs. - CTS. PAIR.
Worth 63 cts Saturday. ~ CTS.
Fancy Drop-stitch spun silk Hose. Worth
Il. .. Tomorrow. 50 CTS.
-ChiIdren's Fast Black Hose. in two styles. with
extra heavy heels and toes for all sizes. 35-ct.
quality TOMORROW. % CTS.
Boys E1tra-qraliIy Bicycle Hose. regular price,
from 30 to % cts. according to size Any size You
want tOIn0rron for 2J CTS.
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THE COURTS.
EQUITY CoURr-Jadge Coz.

EQUITY CoURr-Jidge Coz.
Today-Matthews agt. Matthews; sale ratified
and finally confirmed. Brown agt. Brown; ap-
pearance ordered. In re Christian Reed, vir-
ginia C. Reynolds, Sarah Tol,iver and Margaret
A. Baldwin; inquisitions in lunacy confirmed
CIRCUIT CoURr-yudge Coz.
Today-Bergman agt Goodman; Chambers
agt. Abbott; l. Robinson agt. Morrison, and c.
Robinson agt. Same; Judgments by defaults.
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SHOT HIS YOUNG BRIDE.
Frank Garvin, n Pittsburg Artist, Killed ii
Wife of Few Dnys.

Wife of Few Days.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Sept. 9.-Frnnk Garvin, ar
fist, employed By the Commercial Gazette shot
and instantly killed his bride of few days at
their residence, on Avery street, Allegheny
City, just before noon today. Mrs. Garvin,
formerly Cora Redpath, was for number of
years a trapeze actress with Barnum's show and
was widely known. She was about twenty wears
of age. Her father, Homer Redpath, recently
removed his family to Chicago, where they now
reside
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CHINA sir H ASBkEkcaIEFs..

AU-silk Scalloped. Hemstitched effects Beau
TRULY worked. They're worth, every one, %
CTS. We're going to make you a present Of the
difference between that and t0morroso's price, 25
CTS. each.
And then here's a fine Silk Handkerchief for
Men that would make any girls fellow love her
better. Hemstitched. New effects. In a variety
Of beautiful patterns. Regular 75-cent qualities,
but our forfeit profit price Is IS CTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: Richard
Contee and Manise Hudson; James d. Vaughn
and Della Is. Thomas, both Of Caroline county,
Va; Joseph Benkert and Frances Wandel
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT,
TO CHANGE TELEGRAPH POLES.

TO CHANGE TELEGRAPH POLES.
Supt. Miles Of the District telegraph and
telephone service has requested the Commits
sioners to issue them a general permit to erect,
take down and reset such poles as may be nee
essary to put the telegraph and telephone lines
of the District government in good condition.
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Opr1cAL TALK.

DID YOU BREAK Oh LOSE YOUR GLASSES
AT THE sEASHoRE. II 50. you will need new
pair at once. IL is easier to prevent strain by
securing the proper Glasses than remedy it when
once establised- ye1 goods-nsp Prices. Ocutists
JyeseTiptions-repdfrs.
(I1rst floor - IIth ST. building. }
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NV BLAZER SUITS.

LADIES' FINE ENGLISH STORM SERGE
BLAZER SUITS. navy. blue and black. Wide
rolling collars double silk stitched edges. half
SILK lined. full bell skirts. with bodice belt.
AL sizes Usually sold for e12.
Special price. s10.-
LADIES' Atwood SERGE SUITS same
description - above.
IS Co.
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Two LACE SPECIALS.

ToRCHoS LACEs. new invoice. IN sets Of
two or three widths Of edsins. with insertions
70 match Two specials on center counters
tomorruw-
III pieces at Sc ysrd-
-23 pieces at 123<c. yud.-
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W. A. PIERCE & Co.
119 MARKET SPACE.


Deposit 10 CEyTS nth US and hare
the free use Of our Select Library Of
Popular Soreis. There's end to
the variety Of rsadin0 vou may get bv
itsuss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

The following were the temperatures at tn.
Office of the weather bareau TODAY: sam. g;
pm, 70, maximum. "a: minimum. GO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

MAJ. GEO. U. RosE Of the appointment
division, Treasury Department, has returned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening and closing prices OF
ne New York stock Market. as reported by special
wire TO Carson Mccartney. lilg street.
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CoScERS1Sa Bors CLoruIxs.


SILK sEwED" VERSUS COTTON sEwED"
What ssanstress would hem bed shee. with silk?
What tailor would a suit with cot;ons
Many Of the ready made suits sold nowadays are
cotton served" That accounts for the ripping and
pulling There's no economy in buying such an ar
ttcie II won't wear The cotton soon becouaes rotten
and breaks.
OURS ARE SILK sEwED-"
To our manufacturers say. ''No cotton" and We
sce TO IL that get cotton Therefore what cloth
Ing you buy hereis
ALL Wool AND SILK sEwED.
school flys are closs BY and the boys. accustomed
to a summers ronpins and ro1lick;nS. will need a
st shat will stand grief You'll want It TO be hand
some a. well. We have both in mind OUR FALL
STOCK is fast coming in We've already a good
assortment. Fer. are a few early specials:
No /. DOUBLE-B9EASTED BOX COAT
SUIT strictly ali wool, sewed all through
with SILK. button holes hani worked; medium
and dark shs,lez; sizes 70 10 inclusive.
SO. - suit
No. .. pOUBLE-BREAsTED BOX COAT
SCIT-sIms - number one bat a degree or so
fEsr, sizes to l. inclusive.
ST 5Oa suit
No Z DOUBLE-B3EASTED BOX COAT
sUJr-fashi5nel wy jauatly- Absolutely
ali wool; Italian rG:h lining; extra pieces for
patching. A regular six-tIo!.ar suit ~! sizes.
-$j.GOa suit
No.4 D0UBLE-BREAsrED BOX COAT
SUIT-And 'he same in al details as number
three, bJ. Of finer material. all sizes.
-s6COa suit
No. !. Our VERY FINEST ATWOOD
SCHOOL SUIT. The Material is the prod7ct
Of one % the oldest mills in Huddersfeld.
England Flushed in superb manner. Half
dozen styles. All sizes.
$50 a suit
Full lines of Boys Fall Furnishings of every
description
Third door ............-. 10th street building
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The Cable Line and the People.


Every reasonable person is ready to make all
due allowance for many imperfections in the
cable car service on account of the inexperi-
ence Of the employees and the newness Of the
plant and to suffer such inconvenience a. can
patience and consideration should be extended
to all unnecessary annoyances long continued
The gripmen have probably had time to learn
how to start and stop their cars, il they are ever
going to learn. and the novelty Of merely run
ming over the course without reference TO the
convenience of the waiting public should have
worn off by this time.
There NAV have been a time when people
stood in crowds on the street corners Just TO
see the cars go by and waved their hats. hand
kerchiefs and umbrellas merely as q demonstra-
ton of the enthusiasm they felt in appreciation
of the great work the Washington and George
town company was undertaking. Now IL il no
longer so. The grrpmen and conductors may
now reasonably conclude that the men and
women who stand on the corners and make
frantic demonstrations TO attract attention are
not inspired by enthusiasm or trying to initiate
an Indian war dance for the amusement Of the
"overworked" employees Of the company. These
wild demonstrations usually signify that the
persons making them have been standing on
the corner for perhaps fifteen minutes, perhaps
forty, and that they are anxious for the car 20
stop and take them on.
are often delayed and persons In hurry TO get
70 their work have to wait indefinite periods.
They may make allowances and not get impatient
at this delay, but It invaribly follows that whom
the cars do come. like Q flock Of birds al IN .
bunch, the gripmen merely wave their hands In
defiance and go shooting BY, leaving the pcs
sengers for a still longer wait.
The excuse for this probably h that ths cars
have TO make MP lost time The COMPANY
should consider that the men and women whom
they have kept waiting for perhaps half an
hour have some lost time TO mako mp, and that
the purpose Of The car ID not to BE- run With
empty seats against time, but 10 carry paassn-
not TO determine how many trips q car can
make in . day, but 10 secure the punetual tans-
portation Of passengers.
Persons who have to get 10 their vorh a
particular hour cannot afford, after pas1euSly
waiting twenty minutes or more for : car. 70
wait another twenty minutes until the delayed
cars can run around their course and maAs up
time. J.P.N
A convention Of the colored rspublicans Of
New York state was opened q Troy yestsrday
In the City Hall The object Of the oouferpnco
Y 10 consolidate the colored rspublican votars
in that state. About eighty deassatss ere psss-
After lapse Of four years ne 81 Paul rosd
common stock The directors yesterday e q
regular semi-annual meeting dsclarsd Q divi-
deRd Of 3 per cent This action has bssn sx-
pected for some TINA
The golden jubilee Of u ordins&iea a
Monsignor Bernard O'Rs1ly II Nsv Tea, -
hood. W. celebrated yssssrdsy 3 81 Psfisk's
Cathedral, which vss crowded M dRU,
aymen and vistora 1onsignor O,nGi11v ~
presented with pure q o1yooQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

No. :. our VERT FINEST ATWOOD
SCHOOL SUR The material il the prodzct
Of one % the Oldest mills in Hudderstield.
Eagiani Flushed in superb manner. Half
dozen styles. All sizes.
n g. sr1ff
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TEE WAnnrs SHOE HOUSE,.

TEE WAnHrS SHOE HOUSE.
Ills STREET NV.
is AGAIN IN THE LEAD. WE HAVE JUST
RECEIVED 1876 PAIRS LADIES' BRIGHT
DoNaoLA HAND-sEwED TURN BOOTS.
OPERA AND COMMoN-sENsE TOES.
SIZES VERY NEARLY COMPLETELY 'FRONT.'
TO g. AND FROM TO EE WIDTHS.
THESE ARE THE SHOES YOU NOW WANT
FOR AUTUMN WEAR WE CHALLENGE
ANY ONE TO OFFER YOU BETTER
BOOT FOB -. 90 Oh s4-5o
OUR PRICE IS ONLY ESQ.
WE HAVE ALSO RECEIVED OVER e25
PAIRS NEWS PATENT CALF SHOES.
SEVERAL STYLES. MANY DEALERS
WOULD CHARGE YOU 60 90 OR 90 so FOR
THEM. OUR PRICE IS ONLY ISIS.
ALSO MEMS $500 CALF BLUCHERs
FOR cas-
ALSO MEMS $500 CALF BLUCHERs
FOR - 95.
AND 275 PAIRS LADIES' HIGH SHOES
SAMPLE Shoes AT LESS THAN WHOLE
SALE PRICES. SIZES ARE AND 81; A.
AND O WIDTHS
OTHER DEALERS MAY SAY TO YOU
THAT WE CANNOT MAKE SUCH FEAR
Full REDUCTIONS AND LIVE. BUT WE
ANSWER By SIMPLY REPLYING THAT
WE MAKE IT A BUSINESS TO SEARCH
THE FACTORIES FOR GOODS COUNTER
MANDYp FOR FAILURE TO GET THEM
OUT ON TINE AND FOR GOODS MANU-
YACTURER5 DO NOT FEEL SAFE IN
SHIPPING. WE TAKE ONLY RELIABLE
MAKES. AND GET THEM AT OUR OWN
PRICE. THUS ENABLING Us TO GIVE
THE PUBLIC GENUINE BARGAINS IN
FINE FOOTWEAR
TIE WAnnns SHOE HOUSE
Ills + STREET n. w.
xune
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY ADEE IL acting Score
ta-y Of State IN the absence Of Secretary Poster.

NAVAL ORDERs.-C Charles W. Dyson has been
ordered TO the fish commission steamer Fish
Hawk. Lieut.. Commander Albert Ross. de-
Tackled from the Constellation and granted
three months leave. Lieut.. L. W Nichols, de-
tached from the Richmond and ordered to the
Constellation executive. Lieuts. W. p Pot
ter and Ridgely Hunt, detached from the Phil
adelphia and ordered 20 hold themselves in
readiness for orders TO the Baltimore. Ensign
". MAR, detached from the coast survey
steamer Blake and granted three months leave
Assistant Engineer Z. c. Bowers. detached from
the fish commission steamer Fish Hawk and or
dered TO duty at the New York navy yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
ADVANCE STYLES Ii
Fall Tea Cows.

The wrapper Of today IS pretty that il also has
r.xht to the name Of TEA GOWN. by which it is
now generally known The loose. iIl-tting garment
Is thing % the past. AMI in its place is dainty
gown. the styles OF which have many notifications
each pleasing to the eye and following the fashions
of the day is of the t-iuphs Of this industry
that pretty garment be produced for 50 little
money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
BUSINESS HoURs-s An. TO sPM.
LUNCH RooN RE-OpESEp.

sPECIALTIEs FOR SATURDAY.
Clam Cho,cder
The celebrated Pom paaea..
Hue -fsh broilet al IA Mtre dHoteL
Reed Birds Broche.ts on Toast
Pork and Beans. Boston style.
toAttu Elevators
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
PERsoxA1--F. b. Simpson of Syracuse. Hugo

PERsoSn--F. b. Simpson of Syracuse, Hugo
F. Hulie of New York, C. E. Brose of Cincin-
natl and J. C. Meyer of Corning. n. Y, are at
Willard's.-J. r. benson of Louisville. J. A.
Mccartney of Cincinnati, l.. I. Williams
OF Philadelphia and NJ. j. Boyd OF New
York are at the Randall.--S. Z. GRAY Of
Greensboro, \. C., J. Z. Terry of Steubenville
Ohio. j. NJ Hunter of New York and A b. Cook
of Philadelphia are at the Ebbitt-J. A. II.
Smith of Baltimore, I. A. Lewis of New York.
c. W. Smith of Boston and Geo. L. Thomas Of
Milwaukee are at the Riggs.--H. A. Goode Of
Worcester, s. b. Thompson of Boston, J. 2.
Hunter Of Pittsburg. +. B. Minick of New York
and Chas. NJ Lamont of Philadelphia are at the
Arlington.-H. l.. RAY of Boston, H. C. Bern
helm Of New York, E. F. Pickett of New York
and G. Logan of Chicago are at the Shoreham.
p. J. Packard of Chicago, W. II. Gibson Of
Cincinnati. A. W. Lane Of Boston and W. f.
Broughton OF Philadelphia are at the 81. James
J. t. Carroll of New York, Geo. W. Tiffany
Of Harrisburg and F. d. Long Of Philadelphia
are at the Howard House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
EVERY HousrkEEprn Knows THAr
A PRESENT BENEFIT Is WORTH THOU
SAND ANTICIPATED POSSIBILITIES.
THEREFORE, OUR
EQUITABLE
CREDIT

SYSTEM.
UNIVERSAL CHARM. ATTRACTIVE ALIKE TO
RICH AND POOR
RELIABLE HOUsEKEEPERS. NOT WISHING,
TO PART WITH ALL THEIR HARD-EARNRp,
SAVINGS. PAY Us FEW DOLLARS As A
PLEDGE OF THEIR SINCERITY AND SHARE,
WITH Us. AS THEIR CONVENIENCE MAY DIG.
TATE. A SMALL PORTION OF THEIR
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY ALLOWANCE
IN SATISFACTION OF THE DEBT.
COMFORT. BEAUTY. ELEGANCE AND PROS
PERITY THUS NESTLE AROUND THE FIRE
SIDE. HOME BECOMES AN ATTRACTION AND
GOOD FELLOWSHIP Is ENGENDERED IN THE
BREASTS OF ALL
OFFERED ON CREDIT AT LOWEST CON-
| sIsrENT PRICES. OUR LINE EMBRACES
PARLoR. DINING AND BED ROOM PuRNIrURE.'
/ CARPETS - DRAPEBIRs - STOVES -
WORKS OF ART.
Housr & HraaxAxs>. J..
CASH AND Cs.D1r Houssa I
sl7. sla. VI AND xs3 7ra sE.
SO $50 xAss AvA xsw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

John and George W. Carlisle large owners Of
rel sststsand well Known capitalists of Gin
ctnnAt, have assigned 70 Samuel Woodward.
Tn CAsiiales have been active in railroad and
othss. Industrial enterprises, and are still sup
posed 10 be able to meet al obligations. Their
real estate Il valued ct over e500,00Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

description.
Third hOor ........ 10th street building)
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Tea Cows.

In FRENCH FLANNELs AND CAsHMEREs-styles
strictly own, too-at prices lower than 70,
like goods.
FINE DE BEIGE GOWNS. shirred yoke.
full rose front. Vatican back, turned back
cuffs. faced with plain material To match. I'm
ished with belt. Usually sold at So. so
SIS. o.
ALI-wOOL WRAPPERS. plain colors and
fancy stripes. The plain colors are hand
son.ely braided and the striped ones prin-
cess style trimmed with fancy buckle and nib
bon AL sizes
81. So
CANEL'S HAIR PLAID WRAPPERS, rich
colorings shirred yoke. Vatican back, perfect
fitting. Actual value 60
81 %
FINE FRENCH FLANNEL TEA GOWNS,
entirely new patterns Regular els quality.
-s12 CO.
I'D llth st. bldg)
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EST IN THE
SMYRsa Rues

VIII csass only when the last one il gone. The &C
tvty and success Of the Rug and Upholstery offer
inss continue undated and only confirm the hold
which has already secured BY the broad policy Of
our Upholstery Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

No. Z DOUBLE-B3EAsTED BOX COAT
sUJr-fashi5nel Wy jauatily- Absolutely
ali WOOL Italian ciH n lining, extra pieces for
patching. A regular six-do!.ar suit ~! sizes.
-$j.OOa suit
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THE SMYRNA RIGS

Game 10 q conquered by . proe-snd such . price
that selling them for Just about onsha thsir
worth Rich. soft. pleasing colortnss- II you have
q shadow Of . Bug want nov Is your opportunity.
s1to e2aT5. Worth 81 20 to ESQ
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Corbett Leaves for the North.

Nsw ORLEANS, Sept 9.-Corbett left the city
st an early hour this morning on q special
train, accompanied by Billy Delaney and the
other trainers and seconds, and goes direct to
Birmingham, where he b TO appear tonight.
Al the sports have left town and the city ID
settling down TO quiet again
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
FOR SATURDAY

900 more Of the "a Chenille Table Covers heavy che
mile fringe all around, rich colortngs.
Only SIC each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

No2 pOUBLE-BREASTED BOX COAT
SU-IT-sIm.. - number one. but degree or so
fEsr; sizes to l. inclusive.
ST 30 suit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

No. D0UBLE-BREAsTED BOX COAT
SUIT-And ,he same in al details number
three. bu. Of finer material, all sizes
sd 90 q suit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

RcHITEcTs, coNTRAcroRs AND BuIIpERs.
~ Ihsvs one Of ths Very Beet Steel Y1ats fQrnaoss
e the masket. epeEfsctvoEking eodpovxfpi teaees.
Nspsirins properly dons. 0K6. + dxRTfkff, 615
I Use ANGQsTURA BITrERs. THE wORLDsRI-
s.yor a:n1isss a 81 b. i3 5. siss.rs Soas
Ask your druggist q
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SoxE RECENT Ansya1s

SOME RECENT ARxrvaIs
LIBERTY SILK REEFER sCARFs, 5sx2e
mehss. In hshs blue. MATS. rsd. cream. black
pankAnd lavender.
-Sl76-
BOTS ALb-sILK WINDSOR TIES. plaids.
stripes. polka dots and plain eolors. In all new
sh.ds~ sshy rs inches
WINDSOR BOWS. latest novelties
-25 and 5Oc--
ufrss noor- annex
BABIES SHORT CLOTHES.
Aness many mothers VIII pus their babies in
short clothes before the cold weather. Accord
insiy Ne have Lad In an extra supply Of First
ahsss CloshsAr
SHORT CAMBRIo DRESSES.
"a. 80. Is. 75o- and el.00.-
SHORT EUNsooK DRESSES
--7oo-~eLoo. el25. s1-s0 70 - So
Our SPECIAL - SHORT CAM3RIc
U1EsSH2 TUeeof SOLID snbro1dery back and
feonl euhso1dKy around neck and slsaves.
AssphsnsnAonsssaesa
sTnSR eHoRr SKIRTS. OANBRIc and
HArAeooK, paaan q trimmed
Ia % Dn. q. 81 so and e. So
sYnsr SHORT SKIRTS. Y,annsl plain
0smhDuAdRsd
-75c. 70 e. 10
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; Fo, FAIL Usr
ian DOZEN LADIES' SWISS RIBBED
COTTON VESTS Onss IN Shtxh mech and long
Qs1 1oR. 81 oAcg-l
WOODWARD D LoTHRoP.
10TH. ufH AND SIS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
OURS ARE SILK sEwED."
ALL wool AND SILK sEwED.

To our manufacturers We say, mo cotton" and we
sce TO IL that We ~, Therefore what cloth
ing you buy here -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

800 a suit