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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-18
ReolsteTed at the Po'toftce IN SAVANNAH


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Wednesdays and Fridays, or Tuesdays, Jhurs-
DAYS and Saturdays, three months u D's1
months 81 so; one year, 50 %. oooo
The SUNDAY NEv,s ~ mol one one year ear, Al Is
Snbsoriptions payable 10 advance. Remit by
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rency sent by mail at risk OF senders' s.-...od
Letters and kilograms should Do ~ouioo00~
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Transient Advertisements, other thhn speola sI
column local or reading notices, slnuseLn t-
and Cheap or want column 10 centS = me,
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snch snaoe in depths the standard OF meas
1rarnapt Contract rates and discounts made
known on application at business of1oe-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-21
DIED.

,sl sM e CO.. On iTns rsyy SrrlS S nc- So
Altman. IN The sirtie,a wear q hsr ar.
Funeral from her late r-siisnce. 2s3 isfh str--s
ssT Requiem mas a. 81 bsl . Sssb pr .
tiyes and friends RESPECTFULLY iuviied 20 sttsnd
sSG EsOc On ., Sss s .1s. . Dsssy "a
;. CARY. son Of N. A. y Carr. Md tiirty -thr.s
Notice Of funeral hereafter =.
e. SSEseS ~. Il io NV. CA e TsT:y De-
ton , y. G.; :s,d iSriy ,sr.. YEAR, ..
DERRICK on Dec~mber 70. isae, m ch.rlo,s-.-
vile, Va. at ths residslcs e h.r .gnin. AZ gi 2.
WIDOW Of p.rS,s io,msrI s,s, ba ,t =,
Department Of state.
Intermeni Priys,. the evening Of the si-s IN n.
HAYES The remains q the hate THOMAS HAYES
,ery and n,err-d Thar-ssS, h.rs%e s1' n ~ sr
yoSLs, Tuesday DeeeI.es, ~ is,s,, e z - pm
and s,sI i9s .ss mia , ~ "a nv LIE .ss
eighteen year.. eleven mouths md tea days
respectfully invited
tfSSH os NfFfff srTrf, nsifH 70 is
band Of Ellen G. Lynch and son u Mary Iynsh.
Funeral from hi- ste residence. 7I2 .trees North
east. Thursday morning ~ . O'Clock.
5 IS m' after lohs snd .,nfsi iliss.s hssf,i
=. MAHASEY, AGED twenty -ssvsn yo.r. and slTht
I3n3 Union street. southwest Cd Tkarsda5 D-Ssa.l.s
McDERMoTT. on Monday. Deceml~r ~ lszx2,
n = II y. NJ. FRANCIS NJ. only " James aud
MARGARET Mcnertuott. as-d ~ enty -sixht y.ar.
Funeral Thursday D-cembef - from hi. ate rs,-i-
aence Slo s>oiiri venue, ~ 0clock thenee u ~
Douinir's Church, where solemn reguiem mas. VII
relatives invited D. ATTEND.
MORGAN In Washington. p. G. On Tuesday
nisht. Dscsmesr 20. lsse ANIL. a.ush,-t q
eleven mouths and nine days
The friends Il the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral from the resdenre a her rraud-
parents. .2ls street northwest. on Thursasy. De-
center -. NJ O'Clock pm
o'BRIEN. On Monday. Deceruler 10 Isps stppp
q street southwest. ai 2 p. m. THOMAS O'BkiLN.
aged sixty -tve year,.
Funeral at $40 a. m. from resistance, reaui-m
mass Of 81 DoIninic's Church al o. m. Thur.dsy.
December p. .
YEATMAN At puin, Lookout light hous- ma,
sun day. pecrnn,r ls.. ct . m. after lfisf
and Mrs. A Neaimsn, Agsd Thirteen Year,
Funeral services were held Tuesday. Deocmb-r q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-21
CANNOT BE CONSIDERED.
An OFFER to Make q Better Dollar Than Now
Used for Ninety Cents.


An Oner to Make . Better Dollar Than Now
Used for Ninety Cents.
The offer Of Mine Superintendent Allen Of
Butte. Mont, to coin silver dollar Of more
intrinsic value than the standard dollar issued
BY the government at the rate Of ninety cents
apiece will receive no consideration at United
States treasury for the simple reason that there
is no legal authority for the acceptance Of such
an offer even il 1t were regarded as advan-
tageous to do so. 1t is conceded that profit
would be realized in the coinage Of a dollar con-
tanning 400 grains Of silver at ninety cents
coin and that the existing discrepancy between
the face value and the bullion value of the
coin is temptation to counterfeiters.
Under existing conditions, however, the rem
people who make the laws and not with the Off
GERS who execute them. One Of the officials of
the mint bureau said today that Mr. Aliens as
sertion that it would be profitable to counter
felt the standard silver dollar at its present
value, even with the use Of the same amount Of
silver, applied with equal truth TO all other
currencies and securities issued BIZ the govern
ment, with the possible single exception Of gold
He added that the point would have been even
stronger had it been made against the Column
bian half dollar instead of against the standard
silver dollar, for the reason that while both are
now nosted on the market worth a dollar it
takes just half as much silver to produce one as
to produce the other.
He admitted that the value Of the souvenir
coin was wholly fictitious, but said il held the
same relative value rs the larger coin at pres
emit simply because Of its novelty and the limi-
tation Of the issue. The official added that Mr..
Allen sproposition was like great many others
that had arisen out Of the present anomalous
position Of the white metal as a circulating
medium, and. like most Of them, WAS not sufti-
ciently practical to merit serious consideration
except in the event of unlooked-for legislation
Of most radical character
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-21
THE WARRINGTON nAxxers.

To-day hes been q pronoun,-a duln--s m g.
market<- rhs merchsns iook Coz . fsssrsh.~ turn
scmorr0v % nssi asy. ED shs rsos q shs psss ~
DAYS maintained
rhers 10 sr~-s.r activity IN c.eess.. -~~-s 300
sces eutfcrfne and sh than IN any cth-r in~- rssl
Wy h .le.sr th.n On y--,.-dsy. ~, IN rric~s -
ssasr and holy trlnniass. ero-s ssss ssdsvs ere
vss,s.slss-wss.e g,.,o.s sl.si "a ~ su.n.i,
Esp sS.Ai .ss s.s. q s ss:s... !:
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s Srs.n: IA sss -. 49,. ~ ~
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.,rshs ne tuissr ul.r.s, !. dull rhs d..isrs 30
sptrs ssiry N io-louad tubs. i7e sssrs asir, rsn.
81 Ihsrs !. sctiVitJ The bufs.riss ss.rs.s ssA
a, Chez Fancy fuil er-.n s.r,.mhs, twins. 10.
s sssas Int SrS.% "a ehs,o. Ash, sI,1. -
SssastS. sssS Or frsya s.s a. ss' ~,
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steady; sis inaie.,Ss. :, .a-.s' 81. io- ss..
ere ,srs but In antizrAsion q holiday eoon ,b.-e
. az. .'G.' - T. "a . ss..s ne. :. T.
ro.ii5y tsa:. lo.iIe hens. s.io,. ROSTERS.
SSiesSa, fssllii a ; ssis, 10 Ia ar,.s,
Co.. ID fsul,y ali. a.. I'D, but r+ aSs .,-.,
mutton s.ioo veal "a. hos. ~ ''i l..se i6S
,i si;ssl.IT S.i;.,, srs.,'a Isis az wv.
F .S,.S dorm ;.Scs. a. g. .,S,..,. s'i rs:
H. IL. n.T round. deer saddles. 3so p-r Haupa,
Hss s . sii-I lG ' ssggs Esss.sn 49,.
Iralrie ehisksn md vsnison 1hers .onss
-. .'t 5000 ,sis :, 'iis Ss' E %..r So
pisse. Pc salmon trout. q. sr.y a. ~ !, crec,i.
SascG. sslSs pTsA f rSs s. o. SUM- - =.
. ss.S Nth .raissrI .uEPlI culea shi,- r-rh
,oSss "a si iS1na s..Ss sss. :. & r ~
small stoch-caive~ GAZE ;.hesp. Rae l.una-. q.
NJ aisas NO. srssn ssl,ss A. No. o.. ~. /.
c; !; Ne. do. Sc No. 1 dry s.ited. a. hsrk-s
ad TiS~e5 n,.I ss.. 4 .SeT,..s beauty ~ ..
soa.s. PER-. da J.Tiih, Tss S.rsis'.. Sass.Ss'
plnfs. 5oc hyscinths. soc Per stem. hsliosr,,r..
duh Flowers viii -~n q Azure 100 psr cen, a<lss
bis slump
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-21
HEALTH OF THE DISTRICT.
A Decrease in the Number of Deaths Las
week-yital Statistics.

Decrease in the Number Of Deaths Last
week-vital Statistics.
The slight increase in the number OF deaths
during week before last was followed last week
by decrease Of ten in the aggregate" says the
weekly report of Health Officer Hammett
The death rate consequently fell from %
to 2O.s. OF the lO4 deaths twenty mine equal
to % per cent? were children under five years
of age, sixteen were Of persons over sixty years
old and twenty-five occurred in hospitals or
public institutions. An examination Of the
causes of mortality does not reveal any es-
Pecially prominent disease. The rates from
typhoid fever, pneumonia and bronchitis are at
or below normal. Catarrhal influenza grip
is reported TO have caused two deaths during
the past week. There is no indication, how
ever. that this malady will become epidemic
OF the seven cases of violence there was one
homicide, one suicide and five accidents, and OF
the latter one was by railroad, one burn, two
falls and one fatal injury"
The report shows: Number Of deaths, lOi:
white, 61; colored, 4S. Death rate per 1000
per annum-white, ISL: colored, 23.3; total
population. 20.s. Twenty-Five were under
five years of age. 20 were under one year old
and 16 over sixty years Twenty-Five Of the
deaths occurred in hospitals and public insti-
tutions. The deaths by classes were as follows:
Zymotic, IA; constitutional. "a; local, AZ; de-
velopmental, II; violence, Z. The principal
consumption, IL; typhoid fever, 5; ma
larial fever. 2; pneumonia, z; conges-
ton of the lungs. G; bronchitis. 8; whooping
cough, /; kidney diseases, 8; meningitis. i;
cancers, 5. Births reported: 26 white males,
81 white females; % colored males. Is colored
females. Marriages reported: Is white, col
ored. Still-births reported: 6 white, 8 colorcd.
~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-21
AlOnp the Wharyes.

The United States revenue steamer took on
twenty tons of coal here. She left this morn
ing for the Baltimore custom house.
The steam yacht Florence had steam up this
morning and will probably leave tonight on a
cruise to Smith Point.
Engineer Fisher, late of the Colgrove steamer
Electron, arrived from New York and left yes
tercay 1t is reported that he said he could not
get twelve miles an hour out of her.
State Senator Basil Gordon of Virginia and
party, Capt. r. C. Marshall, H. G. Cromwell,
]. T. Duke and o. c. Edwards were passengers
up this morning aboard the Norfolk.
The Wakefield came in this morning with
full freight of holiday goods.
The steamer Mattano is due this evening
She will bring poultry, eggs, country produce,
trees and greens.
There are a large number of. craft at the oys-
ter dock awaiting wind.
Mount Vernon travel is very light Hotel
people form a large percentage Of the pill
grims.
The th1eemaster Nina Tillson is at Galveston
and will proceed to Pensacola, where she will
load lumber for johnson 4 Wimsatt.
Schooner Raymond Fuller, Griffith. lumber to
johnson & Wimsatt. is several days overdue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-21

An Odd Fellows Lodge at Mount Pleasant.
Members of the Independent Order Of Odd
Fellow residing in Mount Pleasant and vicinity
will hold meeting on Thursday evening, De-
cember %, at the residence Of W. B. Matthews,
1913 Kenesaw avenue, to consider the matter of
organizing lodge Of the order in that section
of the city. The grand master will be present.
There arc quite number of members residing
in that portion Of the city. and it is believed a
large and successful lodge can be maintained.
At the ensuing session of the Grand Lodge, to
be held January Is, 1893, an application will be
presented to charter a new lodge to be located
at Anacostia- number of signers have al
ready been secured and the prospects are very
favorable for the establishment of q substantial
lodge in that place. Last week new canton Of
tie Patriarchs Militant. known as Star Of the
East, was instituted. and will have its head
Qua rters on Capitol HILL
Federal City Lodge, No. 20, will have a pub
Lie Installation Of its officers January 4, and
Maeenenu Encampment will also have a pub
lie instS llation on January Is.
The Independent Order Of Odd Fellows in
the Distract Of Columbia is in u hourishing con-
dition and constantly receiving accessions to
it, ranks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-21
AT THE RIVER FRONT.

ARRIVED
schooner ISABEL. wuiiams. Rappshsnnock rive.
1000 feet iumber; n. \. Biscoe schoon.r EanA
Jones 10. 600 fest lumber Ialby. Btttins-r Mt-
Ter Schooner Earle Biscce. brown, NaniinI eny
cords yood,; C.rtsr clArk. hsrr- D-,ref cum-
pei land. lls fou- coal rtefihcnson A hruth-t.
schooner Ocean Queen. swan. Coan rix-r ntlut.rs
Schooner Pomroy. Wiling reoconic1. oysters.
SAILED.
baltimore. Schooner ". ". N. M.ler Tln- ~
MAry's river. Schooner John ". Gray. Caskins ~
Mary's river. Schooner Cirest Ntrorrfru Hay aslds
Niconlico. SchOonrr Allianne. Bohb-. Lon aroto~n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-21
THE ALEXANDRIA MUSICALE.

THE ALEXANDRIA
The music rooms of the Alexandria Musical
Association had no vacant seat at the thirty
fourth complimentary rehearsal last night, for
these musicales make the pIeasantest evenings
of the month to a large number OF Alexan-
drians. The nine selections. carried beyond that
number by encores, were all rendered with taste
and skill and received a full need of applause.
Miss Clara Rosafy of Washington rendered
Bishops 10. Hear the Gentle Lark" with q
flute obligato by Mr.. w. L. Cooper Of Wash
ington, and also ''In Questo Simplice," from
which was manifested by an enthusiastic en-
core. The Musical Half Hour" Of
Messrs. George and Edw. WATERBURY was
loudly encored- The program, made up Of
music from Tobani, weigand, Rosas Millocker.
CASTOR and Chuck. with sousa's la Refine de
under Conductor Cambria, and q delightful
evening was passed.
CHRISTMAS PREPARATIONS.
The Alexandra preparations for Christmas
are mainly indoors, where family gatherings in
pleasantest day of the year. The churches that
observe festivals are arranging for
their best music and brightest rituals
The charitable associations are busy
with efforts to extend the general infiu-
ence Of Christmastide as wide rs possible. The
Sunday school celebrations VIII take place dur
ing Christmas week AID Alexandria will in
nothing lack for q fun enjoyment Of the joyous
time.
Alexandria had an ice mandatory this
morning along the river margih, but the work
will be localized next summer at Cazenove's
wharf, foot of Cameron street, where Messrx.
Moore and Smith OF New Jersey are preparing
to put the plant Of an icemaking mill
The corporation court has appointed Mrs.
Chas. Shuman administrative of his estate and
Alfred Peters guardian Of the children Of Geo.
Washington, colored
The case Of the late Jas. C. Watkins hss bosa
investigated by coronsr's Jury, which returned
. verdict Of death from suicide while insane
Capt Bryant has sold ave tweaiy -feet-frout
building loss sn the Alfred street a6de a ths
old Irving property ct Prince and Allied strsp1s
at %, 500 70 2essrs. 6tnuss and Lunk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-21

Tho New Mercer Literary Society Of the
Maryland Agricultural College gave an enter
tainment in the college chapel last evening,
prior to the Gloss Of that well-known and popu-
lar institution for the Christmas hoiidayA The
msmbsrs taking part thercin, each and every
ons, acquitted themselves With much credit
and suppismsnted BIZ fhsr assi6Ance Of kind
friends, Constituted 70 make the affair one to
Be rsuaGnbsrsd from literary and musical
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-21
N ARRIED.

oRvIs.pREssER. On Monday. Dsc~ue-r N.
Mr. fkANk q oRyls I'd ksnsss city, No. 70 M.
ALICE swAN-DREssEh. daushts 81 ". b. swsa
sTrILE-sHIRLEY December IN issa ~ N.
Church OF Holy Describe, hy Rev. DR. linz, LOO -
LEY Of Washington. d O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-21

SEE list Of school buildings at which con-
tributions Of food or clothing for the poor of
the city will be received. The distribution will
be made by The EVENING STAR Santa Claus
Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-21
To The CHn1srMAs G1rr GrvEn


THERE IS MINE OF SUGGESTION IN
THESE DAINTY EXAMPLES OF PARTISAN AND
yIENNESE CUNNING-seiected bv US 1,ersonatiy-
they new-exclusively own and priced very
low.
Hand painted Bonbonieres. Hair Ornaments.
Card Cases. Pocket Books. Portfolios, Writing Tab
lets. Lace. Gduze and Feather Fans, DC.
Sterling Silver Book Marks and Paper Cutters.
I'll 90 to 81. 3d.
Sterling Silver Key Rings.
-75c to $lOO.-
Solid Gold Baby Buttons. plain and carved. with
chains.
SO 90 to s. So
Sterling Silver Necklaces with or without pendants,
81. so to e.. 80 each
Sterling Silver Bangles. rope Shakespeare and
others.
SOC. to %. Co.,
Sterling Silver Chain Bracelets. with or without
lock-
Sterling Silver Match Boxes. plain and fancy.
-&3 90 to 90. co.
Sterling Silver Brooches. diamond cut. newest
designs.
500. TO g. Co.,
Real Shell Hair Ornaments new line.
-5Oc to 7.OO-
Sterling Silver Hair Ornaments finely cut. newest
designs.
81. so to 81. So
Sterling Silver Hat Pins. 25 di ferent styles
fl 90 to 81. Co.
new line Of Watches, nickel. sterling silver. oxi-
died and gold. warranted.
-s2. rs to s14o0-
Smelling Bottles sterling silver and gold stoppers
Ell. 90 to eIc. 90 each
Sterling Silver Court Plaster Gases, plain and
chased.
81 90 to s3o0-
Solid Gold Hearts different sizes. pearl and tortoise
settings
al 90 to e2. 25.-
Solid Gold Neck Chains all styles
So. 25 to 90. Co.,
Solid Gold Scarf Pins. newest Styles pearls, tur.
Quotse, rubies, diamonds and other stones
81. 90 to 81. CO.
Solid Gold Screw and Drop Earrinss rhinestone
sets.
-slooto o. co.
White Gauze Fans. hand painted
81 25. sl.5O. 81. rs. 81. 90 to Is Co.,
Black Gauze Fans, with real ebony sticks hand
painted.
eli o. 81 50. q. 90. o. rs. %. 90 to g. o.
White Gauze Fans. lace edse. hand-paintsd and
$500. se25. saoo. 800. $500 to
s15OO.-
Black Gauze Fans. hand painted lace and spangled
edge. carved ebony sticks.
$500 e. 50. ga 90. $500. % 90 to o. co.
China Silk Fans. hand-psinted, all shades
-75c.. 81. co. 81. 2a-
White Ostrich Feather Pans. pearl and ivory sticks
81 90. $500 elA0e sl2. 90 to s25 Oo.-
Black Ostrich Feather Fam. carved ebony sticks.
Black Ostrich Feather Fans. real tortoise shell
sticks. s.
-ss co. 90. %. $1,000. sl2 90 to soa Co.,
tlst noor 18th st. buildins)
-5Oc.-
Ho1rpAY Books
FOR OLD AND YOUNG.
All choice product. Of the book MAKERS stin.
Only enough Of those 800. Boon 70 last day OF Co.
complete set Of Dickens WORM. presentation
edition. at
-e12 co.
Only . few left
500 Books In cloth bindings, averaging about $50
pages. All good subjects, by popular autHufs szssv.
-bc. each
6en-dur...... 800.
Don't gst an idea from these itsms thu. - hsve m
tine Booka We have them - jfms q anyone would
care to juy.
Ths best time 10 buy Books is before 10 .. M More
comfort.
ts.ssmsns.. - suhdins.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-21
TIE "CAprro1" SEWING MACHINE
TIE LINEN DEpAnrmrsr
- Open svsnsmos.

lHE LINEN DEPARTMENT
Is ALL ALIVE WITH DAINTY THINGS AND
OFFERS WIDE SCOPE FOR CHOICE
IN USEFUL PRESENTS
What housewife doesn't ap -reciate Fine Dam asks,
Who would fail to be pleased with a Pretty Linen
Table sets Towels. too, make sensible and welcome
gifts.
THESE ARE UNUSUAL
FR1NeEp LUNCHEON SETS.
Especial purchase Of 43O. Some are white. others
&c.
SO 70 to s5. O0-worth So so to &c. So
On special display this evening
toecohu nOor 18th st. building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-21

HARD Cou0H di-frcs-es the patient and ra~ss
both lungs and throat Dr. H. JaVne's Exp~s-tar.ut
Is the remedy wanted 60 cure your coasA and r.
heye both the pulmonary and bronchial orgnns-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-21
CHRISTMAS CUTLERY.

CHRISTMAS CUTLERY.
What IL more appropriate or acceptable than case
OF Fine Carvers. Scissors Razors! These goods of
the very nnest qualities and In great variety you will
nnd IN this department. Carving Sets Of Knife Fork
and Steel in cases.
$500 up
Three pairs Of Scissors. in plush or leather boxes
81. 90 per set
Cases containing two Fine Razors
-s3 25 up
Do not overlook our two. three and four blsde ed
Knives.
-25 and &c.,
tAat moor 18th st. building,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-21

RENEMBxR the poor this Christmas. Send
contributions of clothing or food to TIE EVEN.
rNd SrAR Santa Claus Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-21
Dox,r HEsrr.rE.

You know the old SAYING. He who he-'tsta. r. lost"
II certainly appie. with great force IN thinss
When you know you rishi douT he,it.s. 20 say
it; when you know what you want dsns h.-st.t. 70
demandit
LIVER PILLS don't hesitate -sy you want ga n
T-ERs. donr hesitate ~ thu; you get CA n
T-E-R's" and don't hesitate 10 refuse anything ~
fered 20 you same ~ 'C-A-RT-E-R--s'" OF '',u<
Ne good rs 'c-A-k-T-E-R--s.'" Thers /. notAins o,
good ~ ''C-A-R-T-E-RI-s.- Th.y never TAI
Don't hesitate b say when Imitation. ana frzafs
are offered 10 You.
Don't hesitate to demand the genuine cARTEE's
LITTLE LIVER PILLS
POSITIVE CURE ron SICK HEADACHE
Small Pin. Small Dos.. small prics ,SyY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-21
18-IScH Down Pnnovs

Covered with figured silk and RULED with plain You
could not make one yourself for &c 90.
Special price. q 2a-
(4th noor 18th st. building J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-21
A SENSIBLE G,rr.

Any length you need in Embroidered Flsnnels viii
b cut OF and prettly boxed for you and nothing to
pay for the box
An unusual value IL . lot Of All-over Embroidered
Flannels. cream ground with small silk figures of
cream. PINK or light blue. IS inches wide. Usually
sold for u. 37H.
Special price. &c.
Suitable for infants coats. wrappers and ladies'
dressing sacQues
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-21

CLOTHING OR FooD for the poor should be
sent to The EVENING STAR Santa Claus Club
for distribution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-21
Tao oTUSGHHTss SSN c cGRfsTMAs.

White Crocheted Spreads. double bed size.
-75c. to 81. IS
White Marseilles Quilts
liza. e. 90 to sS co.
LA. o. 90 to g. IS.
va moor 11th at buildip1
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Fancy Goops

IN ART NEEDLEwoRK DEPARTMENT,
Hosts of pretty things already made up or If you'd
rather do the work yourself will gladly supply the
materials. Low prices always. Here are some m ade
up suggestions:
SILK SCARFS-
Embroidered in japanese gold thread TIC
Emma Sk embroidered. knotted fringe. 81 to 81
Sursh Silk. embroidered and jeweled 40 20
surah SILK. embroidered and jeweled. drawn
$3
SILK LAMBREQUINS-
-, %
Plain China Silk. hand painted . "a %
Changeabe Silk, drawn work - s1O m
SlLk-COVERED DOWN PILLOWS
WIN rumes so. 60 SO and 3d. 90
YOU moor. 10th st. building
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ALEXANDRIA.

HAVE you sent your mite to the Santa Claus
Club? Clothing, food or money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-21
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LOT OF HALF-wOOL VICTORIA CLOTH.
About sixty-hve dress Patterns in all. Reduced to
Joe. q yard
t'econo moor st. building
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WooDwA.p & Lorzsop.
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NO other house DOEs-EvER DID
or EVER WILL - sell such STER-
LING QUALITIES at such Low PRICES
as WE quote.