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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-09

PERsoSAL-S. II. Caafc'd o, Chicago. VIM.
Hopper Of Philadelphia and Frank 4 Clapp Of
Boston are at Willard st. Marston Of Bo.-
ton. +. Southall of New lork and wm " Sill
cot OF Omaha are at the Randall. II Con-
gresham c. II. Grosyener 81 Athens Ohio. y.
Smith q II. Louis aud ". :. Baker Of New
York are NJ the Ebbitt--w G. Brown %
Ohio. ID VI. nodd OF New lurk and Mm NJ
Powell OF New Jersey are ~ he Rgss-E
NJ. Bliss OF BROOKLYN. n. T.. Edwards aud A.
II. Pavre of New York and 4. 4. belong %
fhiladeilhi a are AT the Arlington. - Percy
McLlrath Of New York. A. ". Archer OF l1ich-
mond and Chas. 4. Terry Of Ilii-burg are n
ihc Shoreham. &C. T. Tack,ii Of New York.
;. j. Thompson Of Buffalo and I. Hcnlricks
Of Fall River. Mass. are at the How
ard--E. Me,ers 81 Boston. Mas. Albert
Patterson o; Philadelphia. J. y. Armstrong of
Harrisburg. Pa. and Fred J. Patterson Of
Chicago are at the ST. Jamcs. q. Morse
of Canton. Mass, Geo. NJ Powell Of
Phiadell hia are hi the Frcdonia-
". ID. Yates 81 Chicago. 4. l.. Chase Of Boston
and c. W. Hill OF Atlanta are AT the Metropoli-
tan. L. Terrell Of Boston. u. l.. B-rkshirs
Of West Virginia and J. Z. Foote % Norwich,
Conn, are NJ the National - Al q meeting Of
'he senior class at Princeton las, nigh, i'hil
hiag OF this city was elected master Of oers-
monies.
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CAPITOL TOPICS,
THE sUNpRY CIVIL BILL.

The sundry civil appropriation bill was taken
up by the House subcommittee on appropria-
tions today. Acting Supervising Architect Low
was given a hearing on the estimates for work
on the public buildings In which Washington is
considerably interested. He reyiewed the
progress on buildings now under construction
and explained the necessity for further appro-
priations.
NO APPRENTICES WANTED.
In the House today Representative Scott of
Illinois introduced bill toprohibit the employ
ment of apprentices in the government printing
Office. This is the substance of an amendment
proposed by him yesterday to the printing BILL
which amendment was rejected by the House.
THE oHocTAw AND cHIcKAsAw APPROPRIATION.
An attempt will be made at the present ses-
sion Of Congress to pass in the House resolu-
ton reported by the Indian affairs committee in
relation TO an appropriation of nearly three mill
lion dollars to pay the Choctaw and Chickasaw
nation for their interest In the Cheyenne and
Arapshoe Indian lands. The President sent
special message on this subject 10 Congress at
its last session explaining why the payment
Of the appropriation which was made in the
Indian appropriation bill had been withheld
and giving reasons why he thought further
legislation was desirable before payment was
made. The Senate Indian affairs committee,
however, reported and the Senate passed res
olution in which il held in effect
that no further legislation on the subject
was necessary. This resolution was sent
to the House and referred TO the Indian affairs
committee, which has already reported il back
with favorable recommendation. Yesterday
the committee directed the chairman 70 call
the resolution up in the House with view to
early action on it,
PUT 1T BACK INTO THE TREASURY.
Chairman Peele has been authorized by the
Indian affairs committee Of the House TO re-
port to that body joint resolution authorizing
the Secretary of the Treasury to cover back
into the treasury an excess OF appropriation
amounting to S4S. 500. made for the benefit of
the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations in 1891.
Mr.. WILLIAMS SILVER BILL.
Representative Williams Of Massachusetts, to-
day introduced in the House his bill Heretofore
described in these columns submitted to
the coinage committee) providing for the dis
continuance Of silver purchases after February
next and the setting aside as a trust fund OF
the money held by the treasury for the redemp-
ton Of national bank notes. which. by the Sher-
man Law Of 1890, was made "miscellaneous
receipt"
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MRS. MAVERICKS CASE.

The American Legation in London In.
structed to Intervene in Her Behalf.
LONDON, Dec. 9.-The home Office to day in.
solently refuses to give any information regard.
ing Mrs. Maybrick's case. Ithas not even given
the Baroness de Roques a permit to see he,
daughter. Her visits to the prison are entirely
due to the generosity and sympathy Of the gov.
ernor Of that institution.
1t has been learned that Mr.. Foster the
American Secretary Of State, has instructed
the American legation here to intervene on be-
half of Mrs. Maybrick with Lord Rosebery,
secretary Of state for foreign affairs. Lord
Rosebery recently declined to interfere in the
case, saying it was in the hands of Mr.. Asquith,
the home secretary.
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DIED.


ALEXANDER. on Thursday December y lsa2
at2:iaa.m-, REBEGCA, the b.l.yed wife u VIM.
Alexander IN the nfly-nfth wear Of her age.
May she rest T.ace
Funeral tomorrow. Saturday at 2 o'clock y m from
are invited TO be present.
&c aier : ,Sr. at 10 o'cso. L. NAY Ashley. wife Of
Notice 81 funeral hereafter.
BARNES. ON Dc-e.uhe, =. 1872 ct II 90 Mrx
HENRIETTA A. BAPNEs. the beloved vile q Jno.
FaneTa from be- late residence, 5OI street south.
rGs N sr iSS;, Il s ~ a. IL m Friends .ed
BRuWN. On Friday, Deceuber q. 1850, at Ho-
;7n,solat.ic Hospital. IL an. MARY WHISKY
Notice Of funeral hereAfter
BkUCG on peceib.r y ls.fs. at q . r-sii-nce q
BrsI II, M, s,x = ~, bar MAhIhA
Funeral saturday p ~ lni"rmont at Grsoeland
CHASE. Departed this NJ. a, her rcs.a.uca. o. L
Te, noT' hpp'f Ih sS,gyt bsesm ; ls
Hal. VI an I Jane p Chs-a and sister II Ca-tina p
Chase, aged twenty years. sin months aud twenty
three day..
Happv Split. wing ,hy way
T. tie realm 81 IN i-ss days
Angels band Ia glory wal.
Aud open stands the pea-ly gate.
b. uER SISTER
Funera, sunday. D-"enl-r n. At = o'clo-k = m.
from tn. People sCoa ftiula church % street b.
are res ectiuil, invited . atl@nd -''-
ENGLEH aRp1 o. necesri-.r :, 1872 MILTON G.
a.
alcl twenty 1 an iffe months
II "iai sunday, 81 o ~, ir,Ii his late ienre
D.. 40 street southwest. ~
FINLEY. Al his ie-idance. LIB B street southeast
az 10 U'c ock Friday. D-Ceuib-r 81 lrRe.
FRI NCI~ n. FINLEY.
Fun e-al from Lis ls-- --sien~e saturday De~.mt.r
10, al , 30 pm. baltimore EaI'ers fie4.r copy
p'BRIEN. On Er day. p-csuIt-rr ~ l~sts, at q a m
sAisAH Lou "a. dHu-hter o. AliifaIn aud May
U'brien, in the rty-f nth year q her age
Funeral nom her la rssid-nce 1912 IN st--et Al
2 M Monday. Deoen.brr IL. th.no- s.ephs.n's
Church. -
SMITH. On Decenher >. lhFs he resi-
dencc. 49, d street northeast. III NRH AUGrSTus
grandson of the late Sarah Ann smith. De art-d tine
NE a. 30 a m IN tls tWrnt, a = y..r 81 hts aTs.
Funeral Saturdat. Dece.aUer 10 lhtrs. from 81
Augusnne's Church at - y. m Friends and RELATIVES
are invited To- attend
VERNON On Decefrbsr 81 lssre at II 10 n IN
MAll ELIZABETH. beloved daughter Of Buftoa
ard Wary A. N-rn0n aged twenty yesrs aud ave
months.
Note offnne.sl hereafter. tTsnnsylv.ni. psrsrs
lease copy
WALKER. suddenly. December ~ Is 2. a, h.r
home; 1890 lo,h street northwest. Mr,- HEsITR
PEkINE MALkER.
Funeral riyaie. Interment at Palmyra ny
WRIGHT. On Frid ~ m srninE. Dee.m 81 o. 1872
At 4:lb O'ciock. al q . sldsnce Of her snn ak1 NJ
street sOutuw u. Mr.. CHRISTIAN Mklo "A T. lsts a
Dundee. Sc tiand the seventy sth year u her
are.
Funeral private.
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DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.
PUBLIC SCHOOL APPROPRIATIONS.

PUBLIC SCHOOL APPROPRIATIONS.
The superintendent Of public schools ap-
peared before the subcommittee on appropria-
tions today and was given hearing on the
school estimates. He will appear again tomor-
row, and it is thought this will close the hear
ings. The subcommittee will then proceed
rapidly with the work of getting the bill into
shape to present to the full committee
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The Valuable Stones Discovered by Eng
neers Building Q Dam.

The Valuable Stones Discovered by Engi-
neers Building . Dam.
BOISE CIrY, IDAHO, Dec. 9.-Reese Walter,
assessor-elect Of Adair county, thinks that
wonderfully rich diamond fields have been
discovered on the south bank Of Snake
river, east Of Walters ferry, and, accom-
panied by half q dozen friends. started
for the scene Of the reputed bonanza to make
locations. The discovery was made by party
of surveyors who were at work at the site Of
proposed dam at the mouth Of Bruneau river
The engineers. suspecting that the peculiar
white stones might be valuable, sent quantity
of them to Portland for examination, and were
quickly assured that they had run across
genuine diamonds.
City Attorney Stevenson said that he had
been assured that the formation Ct the ground
in which the diamonds were imbedded was Of
exactly the same nature as that of the famous
Kimberly diamond mines in South Africa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-09

DROP. l.. WUNDRAM'S ELEC TOkAL HAS A
L wide reputation Europe . tonic and ap-
petzer, and all those afflicted with nervousness gen
eral debility or impaired digestion will derive
real benefit from the of is most palatsble and
ration on the market. while sick headache will vanish
before IL like magic. Physicians prescribe 1t. For
and druggists generally Dr. julius DiENELT 4
Canada d7-3ru
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The Cotton Market,

New YonK, De-. 9.-Cotton contracts opened
easy at Sa4 points decline; fell 4a5 points
rallied Sa4 points; reacted again and standing
now at 5a6 points below yesterday with mod.
crate trade, chiefly realizing and influenced by
the LIVERPOOL r,r-'n'. which opened at 2aG
points decline, advance 4, fell Sac and closed
i,.t "a: ial poil,.s for the day. Sales 90
ar ls4, 600 bales, ports receipts estimated q
81, 900 bales, against q, ia balss last ysar.
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TAKEN BACK TO THE rOMBs.
Detective Gardner Arraigned-Another Ca
Of Alleged Blackmailing.

Detective Gardner ATraigned-Another Case
Of Alleged Blackmailing.
NEW YORK, Dec. e.-Charles VI. Gardner,
the chief detective Of DR.. Parkhurst's society,
was .igned in part Of the general sessions to
plead to the indictments charging him
ton. Through Lawyer Frank Moss,
ono Of the members Of the society, who il ac,.
ing as his counsel, he pleaded not guilty with
leave to withdraw the plea and enter o de-
murrer within week. Gardner was then taken
back to the Tombs. No day has been set for his
trial
Extortion has again been practicsd in the
name Of Dr. Parkhurst's society. Bruno Spies,
Who keeps Q restaurant at No. 262 East Houston
street, appeared before Justice Hogan in the
Essex Market court today and charged Charles
Baker with blsckmsiling him under color Of Of
fetal right.
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In Behalf Of Mr. Ma,brI.k.

The action Of the Secretary Of State Ia reit-
Grating his instructions 20 the American minis
ter in London 20 usc his good Offices 20 secure
the Release. If possible. 81 Mrs Maybrick Is due
20 recently received reports that the prisoner
is in a critical condition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-09

ARMY ORDERS. The following named officers
viii proceed TO their homes. where they are au-
thorized 10 avail; retirement at their own re-
quests: MAI Moses Harris, eighth cavAlrvs
Capt Ira Q-inby. eleventh infantry. Fir-t
Lieut. Frank H. Andras. fourth infantry. win
report 60 the governor Of Idaho. Mt Boise CITY,
Idaho. for temporary duty in connection with
the national guard Of that state. Capt Ia
mund Rice. fifth infantry. is. by direction ~
the Secretary Of War. detailed for special dutv
in connection with the worlds Columbian en-
position.
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= Not Hurt by His Big jump.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-There is little doubt this
morning that Daniel Mclaughlin. the Roanoke,
Va, blacksmith who leaped from the Brooklyn
bridge Yesterday afternoon, will live to atone
for the fright he gave hundreds Of passers over
that structure by spending few months in Jail.
Beyond slight pains across the lower part of the
body Mclaughlin is apparently as well as ever.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: A. p. Bogue
and Hattie Williams; VIM. Easton and Irene
Thompson; - Raymond and Katie D. Brown.
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Goddard Now After Corbett,

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Joe Goddard, who SO
easily defeated Peter Maher last night, is very
much elated over his victory and is now look
ing for Jim Corbett's scalp. He says he will
doesn't consent TO fight within . year he will
let the forfeit 60 to bind . match with any man
living.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-09

Gen. Rosecrans was reported this afternoon
TO be very much better than he had been for
some time past. He had a good nights rest
last night and today was sitting up in his room
at Wizards and seemed 90 be quite cheerful
His appetite still continues good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-09
Increasing Pension Paymeuss.

Pension payments by the Treasury Depart
ment continue 20 increase. ard go far this
month have exceeded ;he aggregate receipts
from internal revenue by more than q 80. 900.
The figures arc:
'.''''A th'Atr ra.tNo.toD
Internal revenue receipts. ........... sO3l, 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-09
VI AEltlEn

AsTHN.Tlc TROUBLES ana soreness Of the lungs
OF throat are usually oycrc pme by Or. ID. Jaynefs
EXpectorant-a sure curative for colds
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Range of the Thermometer.

The following were the temperatures At the
Office of the weather bureau today: 8 an, 20,
pm. 43; maximum. IS; minimum. 81.
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The English Cotton splnners. strike.

The English Cotton Spinners' Strike.
LONDON, Dec. "a month has elapsed since
the beginning Of the great cotton strike or lock-
out, and it appears to be no nearer settlement
than it was at the beginning. The only salts
factory feature Of the dispute is the perfect
order that has been maintained throughout the
spinning districts.
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Washington News and Gossip

snvEs PuRcH.sFs.- the SOC. 600 ounces
OF silver offered for sale a, the Treasury De-
partmeni TODAY 200 900 ounces were purchased,
as follows: $50 900 at 90 ssOS and $1,000 81
90 s4IO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-09

In Favor of the Anticipation Bill.
A private telegram says that the South Caro-
lima Senate today adopted resolutions in favor
of the Hatch anti-option bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-09

LCDGF-FBASER On Thursday December 4
l. >, az OAK Grove. Alexandra rsunty. Va By the
Lev. DIR. A. x. stuart, LATRENcE A LODGE q
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Baltimore Markets,

kAL1IMOhE. Dec. 9.-Flour dull, unchanged
receipts. 500 barrels; shipments, sass barrels
spot. 74Ha741s; December. 7a4a7.sS; January,
I61SaI6,i; May, slaslx: steamer No. q red, co
bid-receipts, 1885 bushels: shipments ess, rs
bushels; stock l,7essIl bushels: sales, 50soe
bushels. Milling wheat, by sample, 1AaI6. Corn
easy-nixed spot, 4ssla4s year 4sa a4sk; Janu-
steamer mixed, 46k bd-receipts, so, $40 bushels;
shipments, 40, IA bushels; stock, a05 961 Bushels
sales, 5000 bushels. White corn, 10y sample, IS
a47k: yellow corn, by sample, %sa4ssk. Oats
steady No. Q. white western. 42a4ah; No. 2.
mixed western. 3SaasN-receipts, 5000 bushels:
receipts, 1,osl bushels; stock. l46945 bushels
Hay steady-good TO choice timothy, l5.0Oals.OO
Gram freghts slow, unchanged Cotton nrm
-middling, ~. Provisions steady-mess pork
1900; bulk meats loose shoulders. sa<: long Gear
~; clear NIB sides, 9k: sugar-pictled shoulders,
small, 12A; large, ll4; lard, refined, IN.
fair to choice ssaso; d. Imitation, 2saa;: iadie.
fancy, ~: do good to choice, 20s29 rolls, rne
"a; do. fair to good. 20a22; store-packed, I5als.
Eggs irm-2sa2s. Coffee quiet-kio cargoes fair.
on most grades = grADulated, Asst. Copper firm
refined, To-. ali. whisky steady-la 5al.ee.
BALTIMORE. Dec 9.-virginia ten-forties SO
bid; Baltimore and Ohio stock, PAX ass; Northern
Central stock, 60 bid: Baltimore and Ohio SOUTH
western frsts, los bid; Consolidated gas bonds
llbA bid; do. stocks 6sha5s1.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Dec CLOSING. - Wheat i ecem-
Der, 72H; January. 1922; May, 7sx. Corn-Decem-
Der, AK; January, 421s May. a. Oais-Decem-
Der, sou: January, s1'.; May, s5S. pork-Decem-
December 955; January, o.51K; May, se7x
kbs-January, s.0Ik; May, $40.
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NAVAL PAYMENT. Secretary % the
Navy today made the eleventh payment %
s2'.ess To the Path iron works on account -
the construction Of the hArbor defense ram -
yet unnamed.
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TIE RED FLAG Is FLyrse

We Obliged 20 hang on, the .'daax.r .irnsi.-
The ieople have always teen our friend. aud tAsy
shall net lie deceived. II can help a.
HEED THE WARNING
Many limitations and smulations Of cARrERs
LITTLE LIVER PILLS are being ,.a.rsa sua n n
our duty TO raise the danger signal"
DON'T BIZ DECEIVED.
ION cannot be too careful; .rutsniss 80
cioseiy. when You asE for cARrER's LITTLE
LIVER PILLS you want ',c-A-R-T-E-R--s" Dan
DC careless see that you eet ''c-A-R-r-E-R-'-s.-
Refuse all others take nothing but the r-nuns oar
TEh's LITTLE LIVER FILLS
APosITIvE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
Small PHI Small Do. small pa.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Name.

Ihs following are the opening and closing prices o,
the New York Stock Market, a. reported by special
wire to Corson 4 Mccartney. l4lg street
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JAcos BooL,s RETIRING
SALE.

BB After Q pleasant and prosperous quar-
AZ ter Of century Of shoe business. I have
BIB decided to retire. and have leased my
BIB store TO the Great China and Japan Tea
az Company. who will take possession In
BB January. 1t will be seen that the time
BIB for disposing Of my immense stock Of
BB shoes Is very short
RR have always endeavored to give the
BIB public the most reasonable prices that
BB were consistent with good shoes and
PP will make this grand retiring SALE
BIB fully Characteristic of my asst business
BIB career.
Be Our shoes are all new nobby styles pro-
BIB duced especially for this seasons wear.
BIB We give below q few Of the many inter
BB eeting items:
Ar Edwin Clapp's Hand -sewed Calf & Kan
'BB CARGO in lace. congress or button. Sold
BIB about town for S6. Retiring Ir,ce. -.
PPPP Growers Soft Shoes for tender feet
IBR which sell regularly for Ga 20. Retiring
BB price. g.. 40.
III Warner Shoe Co.'S Fine Mckay and
BIB Hand-sewed Shoes at the Retiring price
BIB OF 81. p and %. 20
BB Newhall's Boys and Youths Shoes
M which sell regularly for e2 and e. so at
BIB the Retiring price of ell 90.
BIB The above are but few of the samples
BIZ Of the liberal discount we are Offering on
BB all medium priced goods. Where we tell
BIB you of one bargain here we skip ten 1t
BB will pay you to call early SO that you may
RR not be disappointed in securing your size
BIB
BIB
BIB
R RR JAooB Boon.
BBBB DIST TO 9TH ST. NV.
BIB
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He ro-i h. Wi h ii luston,

KANSAS City, NJ, -. 3.-Col. John Ryar,
who fought with Sam Houston for the indie
p rd.nee of Texas, died . paupsr in the CT ,
ospit yesterday.
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III III III II. / <
F s. 5 5 81 E. E. E. 4 e e ss.,s
CssG ahoie..,,r. ar E,'arer.
sO1 Pom. Az. oO7.
Op,a Every Krenfn0.
BFGINNINs AT O'CLOCK THIS
EVENING AND EXTENDING UNTIL
10 O'CLOCK SATURDAY MONT. WE
SHALL GIVE AWAY ONE OF OUR
LOVELY EO-CENT DOLLS Win
livery TENTH PURCHASE YOUR
LITTLT ONE NAY WANT DOLL.
tss 1,::In.: ]: UFFSShh t.:
H.. A.. SIN: tiiTsnda Gii ST: Oss::rr::
Sati.,1ettor-gf-fac Giores n srery respeet
Lsdle-' sLbuttlu Glac--. all
the fancy shades. ossrsd TSi1oT- 90 M
yoNr0r .....- sSS.OV
49,; 1sri fs!. s2;1:, a T. all .A'i'- $3.50
4-bu,ton Glsce KID Novelties.
s; Ss:;S r'i aI !.sss s..il button. $500
Mi-s-.' 8 button MOusqustaires .... 90
G-ntl-m.n'. button D.rbys
IN ,.n. and English beds. To 5000
6~ntiernen'H p button Dosskin Gloves 100
An Imitation Russia Lesthsr Glove Boz
with every 81 90 Glove purchased When
vsmAls you q pr.-en; IFS scmethinr worth
having you'll recoilec, BY the baskets
egsve you lssf Easter.
L..ffii::::;: Sntfs WEES.
Just the thing for a TO give bis
wife On Christmas. surah and India silk.
Some plated. some shirred- Navy. cardinal
and black 80 o. 30 81. 90 Worth much
lop.r cent Of marked prices all SILK
WAISTS purchased TVno-er.
LSS,,::iyy HSSiiiidd::yy H. .Rdi:TsSi.s:
Oars Il q stock of splendid kinds for
ladies' snd gentlemen You should
HANDKERCHIEF to know what you'rs
r.ftins We call special attention to our
FINE HANDKERCHIEFS. ringing IA
Price from 75e. to q. q.
An limitation Russia Handkerchief Case
given away with every 81 so Hsndherchisf
purchase
Fsncy VICE B.:fs.s::
Lined with nrst quality satin and contain
inr all ths nscessArie. Some standinS'Bss-
kets. All newest patterns - so to e12.
5O-cent Dolls given away. See sbevs-
We: Ms...ss GSSSS&&..
Are Partieulsriy popular this season We
have Q MAGNIFICENT assortment. and offer
you whatsoever you want rondsrtsity
reasonable pri-ss These in the lot
Match Boxes. Card Receivers. Ink Stands.
Paper Cutters. Button Hooks and thou
sand and one other htsls novelties. Prices
range from 10 and l. cents TO el5.0o.
SOLcsnt Dolls given away. See above.
W: Dr.. E .EsSii.i A. .,sns,Sa
To our stock of TOYS. Anything and
everything you want to make the little
on-s happy IL offered at prices that VIII
cause you 80 buy from Us.
nIHNr1- FONDA COMPANY.
eo7 PsnnA nv. tTsisphonA. 1Iik1
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Ours q the only house IN the District
that cells tzclustUelp for cdsh, ana hence
our prices are not made az other housss'
aos .osscs resultimo ryom. Ike credit N rs
tenn No other house. therefore, does or
can agord 10 sell as cheap az ,re DO.
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=
W. G.ror E h. A
Man rain. n nonrd . a.v nv ,.%,,. an orrc. d.v n,
"
SCOUTS Emulsion OF Cod Liver oh-it happens some
tmsa
no -" w '-"''
But n rnuat mara than food In rive rovs than thu
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CHrLps B afcpERMID.
Ladies' PSrNtshsys,
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Omar ATTRACTIONS
Ar CHnps & McDERM1D.s.

A6LOvE SALE EXTRAORDINARY TO-
MORROW ONLY. This has been . big
GLOVE WEEK with u.s. for the prices have
been remark ably low all the while. We ex-
pect 70 culminate SATURDAY the BIGGEST
GLOVE SALE on record. Here are the
GLOVES and their Immensely popular
prtess:
SHOOK Fosters. sll shades. Sl25 QSN
quality. Saturday or!S .------.---- W
eb-fsDn Suedss IN all the prevailing
colors. worth el25- Saturday QOC
OSy
7- ss;l,1 sS,' .s;. $50 quality: Sl.l9
Celebrated ''P. P" Sbutton
sueds Mousqustaires. IN tans.
browns blacks and grays. worth C1 Ok
81 Saturday only. -..-...-.
Heavy Pique 7-hook Fosters. IN S1 TX
reds. worth sc. Saturday only. u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-09

ssrNHE THOROUGHBRED" Is sTFwARTs
latcstAnd most perfect banjo; cal an. see it.
do !, nc = - HENRY WHITE, 0oFa
NO CHRisrMAs AND NEW YEAR'S TABLE
lNshtorh 10 xtk,euta bottle Of Angos Bit,els.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-09
$40 A SUIT.

You'll meet with series Of surprises following each
other in such rapid succession that you'll be amazed
This II no joQu< but straight goods with ctreher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-09
essssssssssi

II you know anything about the value Of Fine
Reddv-ndIs Clothing and Will with through the
lines of splendid suits-double and single-breasted
coats-whch sell at