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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27
LEHlCH VALLEY R. R.
Passenger trains leave foot OF Liberty-st.

Passenger trains leave foot of Liberty-st.
As FOI.LOWS.
700 A. NJ. daily for MArCn CHUNK and inter.
Sis 4. VI. daily for GENEVA ROCHESTER,
HtFIAIO and the West louisville and principal
local points; chair 10 Wilksbarrc. Pullman car to
Euiao.
ii.3O 4. Vi. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER.
~ fFALo, NIAGARA FALLS and all points W.T..
Pullman sleeper 10 CHICAGO VIA Buffalo Pullman Buffet
sleeper to Chicago Via Suspension Bridge connections Cor
X aiding ami narrlsl urg.
1890 T.; ". daily. except SUNDAY, or EI.MIRA and
all Intermediate stations; connecting Tor pOtt>Nllc
3,4J =. VI. dllly, except sunday. for TUNKHAN.
NOtX and principal Intermediate stations: chair
wllke.bsrrc; conm.ction.s for eoiisyyiiie: , o,
SOUTH pLAiNFItID and Int ncdili" station, ,.
J,iJ =. VI. daily. except sunday for MAUCH
CHUNK and Intermediate stations chair To Ea ton.
and all ,ont, West Pullman -lccrers Cnirago VIA
buffalo Suspension Bridge; connections for Read
ing and Harrisburg. - -
Tr:I:' RI'rfHL0 NIAGARA FALLS. aud all point,
Wet: Pullman urct sleeper Chicago, via Suspension
bridge Pullman sleeper 10 Buffalo
Additional sunday trains 10 80 4. NJ. FOR Mauch
Chunk and intermediate stations. connections for Potts
Vile 80 r. NJ E,ston and intermeflat" stations.
General Eastern once 23j Broadway. New-York city.
the Newly Transfer Company Will call for and
check baggage from hotel re- ide.e through "a dcs-
tination. A.. W; Nun IN A. lift,
ROIITN II. WILBUR. Assistant ''cnl Pass Agent.
t..nr Suiff Fast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW. JERSEY
(Anthracite Coal Used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals
Trans leave station foot Of Liberty st.
Time Table In Eject Oct. 10. 1898.
ROYAL BLUE LINE

PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia days 100, 100, . 90 10 90
II 30 dining carr A. NJ. 80, 80 dining Cafle
: 800 Buffet Paror Can, 500 600. 80. s45 2. NJ.
A. NJ, 80, $3.50 Dining Car). 0o 100 L. NJ, IL rs
For Baltimore and Washington week days and sundays
90 ii 80 Dining Car A. NJ, 80 $3.50 Dining Css)s
For Fasto1. Bethl hem Allentown. Mauch Chunk. &C.,
4 90 rs s:i5 A. NJ, 90 80. AS; 80 70 Alien.
town p NJ. sundays. 80. 10 a. NJ, 100, $50
r. 1f wilkesbarc Pt,ston. and Scranton. as A. NJ,
A 40 = NJ sundays 1 80 A. NJ
FOR Reading 90. 90, :t5 10 90. IL 80 A. NJ.
l 90 30 { 90, 5I5. 80 T. NJ, II Is ght. eycept
SATURDAY N ght. sundays, 100 $3.50. 80 90 p. NJ.
70, Warri.burg a. 90 90 as A. NJ. co. 80
4 90 5,5 r. NJ. ~ Is night. excepting Slturtay night.
sundays. 900, 80 p NJ n Is night m =, 30,
| 40 4 90 80 p. ". ~ 10 night. except SATURDAY
nisht. SUNDAYS, 1870, 500 p NJ II rs night.
For sunbury Lewisburg AM Willanslort az 90.
5 90 5 :ij 4. NJ. 200 80. 80 + NJ. II y nshs
Except saturday night. sundays. 7l5 A. NJ 90 p. NJ.
Tor Red Bank. Long nraach and points poir,
Pleasant 30 s:l5 II 80 A. NJ. 80. ~. .I0
20 lj3s Red Eank AMI BranshIort. 6:i5 p, NJ
sundays cN,cpt Ocean Gro'e and A,bGry Park. 90
a. NJ @"V l. FOR LAKEWOOD
Famnsdae; Toms River gsrnesat PARK and Barness's
For Atlantic CITY, Vlneland and Bridgeton. 80 A. NJ
For Monmouth Peach. So, right and MlGhlana Beach.
sc s ,ns 1 !, 20 100 80 g p to Monmouth
Tickets and parlor seat, can be procnrrd AZ ~,
o35 o6i AS $40 oi4 lao 1923 Broadway; 53I sinh.
ovr 81 Fast Iiihst ia Fast l25ths 2S+ West i25th'
st. 95i Columbu,avc. New-York Court-st, $50 fNi.
ton At, Brooklya ss roadwsy VIII burg The New.
hotel or residence o. destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27
BALTIMORE g. OHIO II. II.

BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON. CuICAGO: IL:
CINNATI ST. Louis AND ALL rGi Nrs " EST
Leave Ncw.YorI TO: OF l. berty'st ,o.la nsaa
For PiTT>Ri-RG / 80 p. NJ. le'i' night a u. M
E ro wHS,it Min btifiMoRE NJ ii so
Dining Carr, 80 3 ise p; % DAILY ip'"'"S
Ecl NoRF0LK Bay Line 80 si 3 n l 90 wS%aS 81
Ign Stat on foot Of Lbery.,t G. T. H. OF ~ h,vg.
New.York II ansfer Co. VIII eau ior anu ene0A oSsss
from hotel or residence TO Destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27
E!yG,s DAUGHTERS IN ANNUAL CONTENTION.

Baltimore Oct. &c (speciaD.--Many women prom
inent In church missions and temperance work
are attending the annual National Convention Of
the Kings Daughters. Miss Smylie. of New-York
conducted the services this morning The conven-
ton divided into four sections. which discussed
eeverally the following papers: THE Country Girl
RAs Genes to the City" prescs:eS BY Mrs Whit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

MOELDs FAIR ROt ND TRIP TlChETHt
GOOD UNTIL NOV. II. $500.
w. \. &. ii. IL. Il. X. CO.. LESSEED
Train. leave Wet ,2a,t. Station, New YORK. as nl.
lows. and Il minutes earlier foot Frankllnst.
1870 A. M.-DaiiY 10 Suspension Bridge, exce1
sundays we-: ot Coeymans Junction
1,3O 4. N.-I1'iy local Albany and Saratoga. PAss
lor e. Albany sundays only.
1910 A. VI. Daily for bany, Utica Syracuse. Rock
e-tr Buffalo Niagara Fail, Detroit, Cnicsgo; except
Saturday FOR Toronto.
fI,ij 4. M.-Dlly except Sunday. - Catskill Moun.
tins New-PaU, Likcs Mohoak and Mnncwsska,
Albany. saratoga Caldwell. Lake George. Plror ears
10 Bloomyile. Saratoga and Caltwel
400 r. N.Daily, except Sunday for catskill Noun.
tains and Albany.
s.t5 H. M.-D1y f9r Albany Montreal Utica, syra.us.
Rochester, Buffalo Niagara FolIS, Toronto. DetrOii.
O.:i' =. Mall .N'ep: sunday, for Nemburs Albany.
S;IJ r. N-Daiy for Albany. Utica RochesteS
uralo Niagara Falls, Toronto Detroit, Cleveland snd
Chicago.
Newburs Local, 20 1910 a. m. i H. ( 80. Is,
30 II AS D.. DAILY.
Wagner sleeping. car, for ALBANY. Utica. Syracuse,
Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Fell-, Toronto, Detroit Cleye.
land and Chicago all through trains.
For tickets. timetables, par.or AID sccpn gear accom-.
nodatlons. Imagination. appy Offices Br,o.hn. $50
Washingto 126 Fulton-, Annex Office. foot Fufol
ST.; New York City. is. .9l 3G3 7s5 and 3i2 Brod.
way, 1i3 Bovery 81 East 14h-.t, SO West 125th.skv
and at stations. C. T.. LAMBERT
General Passenger Agent,
VaadcrbIlt-1vc.. Ncw.Yorks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27

UNHE FORUM.
NOVEMBER. 1898.
Shall the Senate Rule the Ecpub. =
The senate I'm the Light Of History
The New Moral Drift in frnca Lit
erature ;..-...........PA BoCRGET
Hamilton Fish The Old School AID
the New Gen. ADAM BADEAU
NccIo Outrage No EXcWe for Lynch -
Hon. l.. F.. DLECKLEY
Chief justice II ,corgia
The Last Hold OF the southern Bully
WAITER II. PAGE
prelnacy -. John r. PROCTER
Canadian Hostility to Annexation 49,,
J. CASTELL HOPKI US
nod.oar .,.......-.-....L LOUIS FGECHETTE
Municipal sanitation In NcwYoTk -
and BROOKLYN DR.. J. S. BILLINGS
Made .............'..WM. MORTON PAYNE
Associate Editor Of THE Dial''
Is CHRISTIANITY Los ~ nkoCNDi
The Alienation Of Church ana ieo- .,o-o
Modcn Scepticism and Ethical ~
The Dawn q New Religious 49,
Fra .................D DR.. PAUL CAECS
TIE TOEUMsPUBLIsHING COMPANY XLw.foKK
so cts a copy. $500 year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27
DEL. LACKAwAyxA AND WESTERN RR.
stations In New-NOrk foot OF barclay ana
ChrlstOpher streets.
yESTIHIIED TRAINS. PULLMAN Coaches

stations I'm New-lOrk FOOT OF Barciuy auo
ChrintOpher streets.
VEsTIBULED TRAINS: PULLMAN Coaches
JlrecC route 10 NEW ARK, BLoOMtI EI.p, NON 4.
CLAIR, THE ORANGES summit Besnardsville, nssk'
iss Ss DOvSr s,S%hOpe BrDDS LAKE LAKE. no
Washinstoa, 'fnILLtPspHRG. EAsI,6S: wArElh
Ton, PiTrsroN, MiLRhESHAKRE NANrit 9K ~.
nAMroN oXfoRD,, NORWICH. WaeryllIs, uTIc cAt
GsSW ECU. irmASt, 6wTiio EtMiRA, c6KNiSG:
WW1Essrr' Nc1RriIwEST AND SOUTHWEST.
O,0o A. NJ CBtjFFALO. UTICA and OsWEGO tx.
"'vryklSS "pnn an Palace Cars. Connects at Buffalo
with train for ChicagO arriving ii Ia next morn
ing. .,.,,ro., 1890
stations.
''c MIu K fHPElss: Pullman pareI s.Is
Ain p M-SCR ANTON. WfLK E>BAR.E and PLYMs
'DiJiii ENPkESo. Pulmar parlsr carr ..
Jam r. NJ Daily .-Bu FFALO LIMITED EXPREsos
Pullman scepers. Arrives AZ 70 H. ou,v.,oo
ONO p II. Daiiyl.-BJ RI \IO. UTICA and OSWE"o
Aihr.>s. Pullman slespers. . . . ,, 49,, =. =.
TiCkfTS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS ats
Murrsy,, and 42o Broadway Tickets at leTry stations
5sS and 9io broadway. 50 Wtst l25h.st 235 ,oumons
ave New.York 1913 wsshinrtonst: 726 tNltonst ana
"a broadway BraQklyn. Time tabes. giving uil infof'
nation. at all stavons: .....,, -, "a
check taggage from hotel or residence 70 destinatoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27

EPILEPSY. EPILEPSY.
N OF the only rational mode or treatment
Pen phlet edition l0e. Address
TIft WiLLIAMsON SANiTAEIrM New.Iondon. Conn.
Twentieth Edliion. POST paid, far 2jc; or stamp
n HE HUMAN HAIK; why IL rams On
i Turns ,ircv and the Remedy. by prof. HARLEY
PARKER. A. NJ LoNGr4 CO.. 1913 Arch at; Philadelphia.
Every should read this little book -Athenaeun
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Gcarbers.


A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEA, HERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors. Ieochcrs Tutors, tO,rrne.scs
&c. 10 College,. hool. and taEil!--. Apply
Mrs NJ. J. YOUNG-FULTON % Unio. Square.
GENCY Miriam toyriere supplies tutOS, professors,
4 In all c~p;-. umnrnd>
schools 10 parent 5th.sNe.. BOOK Elline Oh-t
A YALE GRADUATE. cNpotenced tutor. nt-hc, private
N COLLEGE speciality. Highest refer
eices. Address YALE. noN 40, Tribune orcr.
L. XPEEIENCED tutor and tea her In city preparatory
FRED NJ. RICE. lo7 West 44fh-t
DRINArE TrrOii.-t'olleg~ preparation. A. Eyeret.
j (YalHl. Recommended ly Rev Dr.
Taylor; "a successful teacher, eninehtiy qualified
spirc Enthusiasm
ID RIvATE TUTOR graduate OF Oxford England . many
years experience best city refer noes prepares for
e.ece or kusucss. - .oESSOSs ~ washington Sguzls-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27

GUIf0GMS. d Il e ysrowx ,xD ,,vrrroo,
From Pier Il, foot 90 Gra.ldSt Jersey civ.
\I.ASE saturday, November T. 80 D. M
Cabin ptssasc. 80 ana upward. second tabin so
s,ecrscs. 40. .
\. NJ. UNDERIiIT.T. co,
Telephone 1901 Corandt. 81 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27

JA[PAGlaGMQRlA0
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL S. $. co.
PACIFIC NAIL 5. ). co.
Steamers leave San Francisco:
6Ai.i'i ;,i Wv :, ~
CHM Nov u :, p IN.
Pitl b''' ~ ~
Tor freight pissaye AMI general Information apply To
3i3 Broadway. of ! Battery Place Washington Building,
md 81 Broadwly.
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE.
VA IRON Ncw.SorH' wdne>cly. Friday and Satufday
FOX ItAAS GEORGIA AND FLORIDA. -.
Through tickets To all po,- Ia Texas. Io0rdioI ttih,
\iIoga. california. MrNto. &C.. Georgia, floldn ana
Havana. cuba Excellent paSscaee accommodations,
Write Tor our Ot-in-c 1888 Manual (malIci r''l. =.
c. IL. MALLORY Gotten Agts., Per 20 Els, NJ
A DvERrIsEMENTs AID SUBSCRIPTIONS, Fon
a TliE NEWYokk Tribune WILL. De Rl-
ofIvED AT THE uPrOwN OFFICE. ~ 81: Rnnd.
wav "A dorr noitn q Tairty -nrSt--t. and ADNEk.
TISrMENTs at tho following Branch ohees 21i
Firnth = Twenty third st.. l52 SlNtha'e.;
il! Fou tnaNe.. corner Fourceath.st; 100 Iirtave'
corne- forty.-eyenth-st; 1.OeG Thudaye near sixT.
nr-,t 7cs Ffstave IoC Wet tartv ,erohd 81 ID:
Counbu.ave.; ~ Avenue i.323 ThrdeNor ~; ~ Ms~!
Fouree eo' ws-t Forty .econd.st 'o1 Lhs
twelfth and Ono hund red and. thrteenth 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-22
HIGH SCHOOL AFFAIRS.
Entertainment Of the Central school
Goes on With Success.


Nearly 300 people crowded the exhibi-
ton hall at the Central High School this
morning to hear tie exercises that had been
prepared in connection with the closing OF
school for the holidays.
Promptly at IL o'clock the sections filed
into the hall and occupied their customary
chairs- Sections A and b OF the third year
and OF the second year marched In with
large Christmas trees. appropriately deco
rated. and took PAGES in the rear part of
the hall The program was a very inter-
esting one, including a violin solo, DE Ber-
riots Fantasia Ballet" by Mr.. Joseph
Ffnckel of ". accompanied on the piano
by Miss Myers; song, When the Heart L.
Young" by Miss Freeman; reading, THE
Ruggles Dinner Party" by Mrs. Walton,
together with an appropriate selection by
the High School Choir; song, 'Oh, Come.
Let Us Adore Him." by the whole school,
with piano accompaniment by Miss Mason:
another reading, Death of the Carol Bird"
by Mrs. Walton, with vocal selection.
Christmas Carol" by the choir, and .
violin solo, "Andante," from Memberships
Concerto. by Mr.. Joseph Finckel, accom-
panied by Miss Myers. Closing, DIR. Lane
made few remarks. wishing the pupils
and their friends a merry Christmas and
happy New Year.
The exhibition hall OF the Eastern High
School was crowded with pupils and their
friends this morning at the closing exer-
cises for the year 1893. Mr.. Sites made Q
few remarks to the school, after which
'Malvolio" Albert gave a short speech on
Christmas" Miss Eichelberger recited q
short piece. followed by a vocal selection by
the Eastern High School Chorus, which
concluded the program.
The pupils OF the Business and Western
schools were assembled in the exhibitioa
halls and addressed by their respective
principals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-22
Miscellany.

4 few Of those BRASS TABLES. with
ouyx tops-N0W IS.
BRASS CALL GONG-was $1.sS-NOw
tics.
HANGING PIN CUSHIONS SHOW
&c.
OLIVE WOOD CARD BoxEs-were soc.-
NOW Soc.
TOILET SETS-comb, brush and mirror.
in metal baskets-were $1.5O-NOw Sl.le.
METAL COLLAR and CUFF BOXES-were
e225-NOW SITS q set.
METAL COLLAR and CUFF BOXES-were
n.75-NOw $1.25 q Set
TOILET and MANICURE SETS, In satin
lined White metal boxes-wers $475. NOW
$36S Q set.
TOILET and MANICURE SETS, In satin.
lined embossed celluloid boxes-wsrs $4&-
NOW $325 Q set.
HAND-PAINTED SATN-LINED MOL
CHOIR CASES-were 81 5O-NOw S1.6O.
CIGAR BOX. with patent moistener-was
e275-NOw s.
TOILET STANDS. with two bottles. pow
der pun and box. hand mirror-in White
nstal Magree-was Snow 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-22
Gloves.

LADIES' BARRITz GLOVES, in Black,
Tans and Grays, for 9S cents.
LADIES' s-BUTTON MOCSQUETAIRE
SUICIDES ut so that are worth S1.75 with
out a questlon-Black, Tan and Gray.
MEMS 2-BUTTON DOGSKINS In the
English Tans at 81 and $3.50.
MEMS 1-CLASP ELK TAN WALKING
GLOvES-$2.
LADIES 4-BUTTON ELK TAN WALK
ING GLOvES-$2
LADIES'. GENTLEMEN'S and Chill
DREN'S FLEECE-ILNED FUR-TOP GLOVES
at just what they are worth.
MISSES 4-BCTTON SUEDE AND DRESS
ED KID in Tan Mt 81.
LADIES' 4-BUrTON GLACE, in Tan, Gray
and Black-$1, $l.25 and $3.50.
IL. 16 and 2O-BUTrON LENGTH EVEN
ING GLOvES-all shades.
FULL DRESS GLOVES for men-white
and Pearl tinted-$1 and 81 so.
REYNIER'S LATEST GLACE-32.
REYNIER'S PIQUE STREET GLOVES for
ladies and gentlemen-S225.
LADIES' CAPE WALKING GLOVES
$1.2o and $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-22
Satin.Lined Baskets.

MALL SIZE sATnS-LNED BASKETS
Vuse tSc.-N0w S5c.
nRORTED sATN-LENED BASKETS+
were S1.sS-NOw $50.
OB1oN9 sATN-LINED BASKETS-were
Q-ee-NOW $1.65.
HALE CRESCENT SATN-LNED BAS-
KErS-wsrs $1.9s-NOw $l.85.
CONTINENTAL Baskets, lined with
tafted satin-wers $2.15-NOw $2.25.
SQUARE BASKETS, lined with tufted
satin-wers $2ss-Now sass.
FANCY SHAPE Baskets, lined with
tufted satin-were S3.s5-NOw $3.15
FANCY LEATHER-LNED BASKETS
we're $2.25-NOw $1.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-22
Mems Haberdashery.

FAST BLACK SILK EMBROIDERED
HCSE-2 pairs for 25c
100 doz.-50c. NECKWEAR-25c.
100 doz.-50c. and 75c. NECKwEAR-43c
Shirts-the best.
Collars-the latest.
Cuns-the fashionables.
FANCY EMBROIDERED SUSPENDERS-
every pair IN a box-$1.60 to 50.
MEMS SILK HALF HOSE-in boxes-N
and 81 Q pair.
MEMS UNDERWRITERS. to s. each
piece.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-22
Fancy Baskets.

SMALL FANCY BAsKErs-with cover
we're I5c.-NOw 12c.
SMALL FANCY BASKErS-with cover
we're 25c.-NOw nc.
SMALL FANCY BASKETSLwith cover
were 30c.-NOw DC.
OPEN WORK BASKETSLwere SSe.-
now Sc
OPEN WORK BAsKnrS-wsre sc. NOW
&c.
SWEET GRASS BASKETS, In flncy col
srs, with eover-wers a6c.-N0W &C.
LUNCH BAaKETs-wsrs lbc.-NOW soc.
FANCY INDIAN BASKETS-wsrs 35c.-
NOw 26c.
FANCY INDIAN sAsKETs-wsrs 49,
now he.
FANCY INDIAN BAsKETs-wers ssc.-
NOW Boc.
FANCY STRAW BASKETS, covered with
Turkish eloth-Soc. -NOw +oc.
FANCY STRAW BA8KETS, covered with
Turkish elotA-wsrs 00c.-NoW 75c.
EDIAN WALL POCKET RASKEIS-
were 7Be.-NOw Sc.
HIGH STAND WORK BAsKETs-wsrs
es-Now -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-22
Scrap Baskets.

INDIAN SCRAP BASKETS-were 45c.-
NOW sec.
INDIAN SCRAP BASKETSwere Csc
NOW 6Sc.
INDIAN SCRAP DASKETS-wsre S5c.-
now &c.
FINE STRAW SCRAP BASKETS-were
N.S-NOw g.
FINE STRAW SCRAP BASKETS-were
&2.26-NOW $1.0k.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-22
Street Vendors and the Police

From the New York Tribune
The street vendors of this city have good
reason for appealing to the mayor to pro-
tect them against the police, to whose i'm
positions they have long submitted In
silence. These men take out licenses, but
in self-defense they have found il necessary
to make terms with the policemen on whose
beats they wished to do business. for other
wise the guardians of the peace would sub
ject them to all sorts OF annoyances and
continually compel them TO move on. The
injustice OF this is apparent. At last the
poor vendors, who make only a meager liv-
ing at the best, have resolved to protest and
assert their rights. The police have too long
levied toll on street stands of all kinds, but
the men with push carts have been peculiar
ly at their mercy. The matter may seem a
small one, but In reality II is a large one to
those most interested. When they have
bought their licenses they should be allowed
to do business without being compelled to
share their scanty profits with members Of
the police force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-22
Stand Mirrors.

STAND MIRRORS, with brass frame
were $1.65-NOw S1.35.
STAND MIRRORS, with brass frame
were &2.25-NOw a.65.
OVAL SHAPE STAND MIRRORSLwere
t275-NOw S1.ss.
HIGH STAND FRAMES, with brass easel
and frsme-wers Se.Ss-NOw $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-22
A Pot Pourri.

FANS-in every variety-Black, White and
Gray Ostrich with Carved Ivory, Tortoise
Shell and Pearl Sticks. All shades Of gauze--
Black and White, plain and hand painted
running from 81 up to SO.
BLACK and COLORED SILK DRESS
PATTERNS-75c., 81, $1.25, $3.50 and 81
q yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-22
Hand and Neckerchiefs.

LADIES' EMBROIDERED SILK and
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFS from
loo. to IS.
LADIES' PURE LINEN INITIAL. HAND
KERCHIEFS-12hc., sc. and Soc.
MEMS PURE LINEN INITIAL. HAND
KERCHIEFS-25c. and &C.,
LADIES JAPANESE SILK INITIAL
HANDKERCHIEFSI25c. and 6Oc.
MEMS JAPANESE SILK INITIAL HAND.
KERCHIEFS-60c., 75c. and 81.
SILK AUFFLERS In great variety-2Sc.
to IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-22
Photograph Frames.

FRAMES that were S1.45-NOw 81.
FRAMES that were $1-NOw 75c.
FRAMES that were $1.5O-NOw 81.
FRAMES that we're $1.25-Now Csc.
FRAMES that were $1.7S-NOw 81.
FRAMES that were S1-NOw Soc.
FRAMES that were $1.50-NOW Sl.15.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-22
Leather Goods.

LEATHER PURSES-NOw &C. to Soc
POCKET BOOKS-NOw 19c to $3.50.
COMBINATION CARD CASES and POCK-
Er BOOKs-NOw soc. to Ss25.
CARD CASES-NOw &c. to g. 9s.
LETTER cASES-NOw Soc. TO 81
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II Ia Solvent.

The Citizens National Bank OF Spokane
Falls, Washington. heretofore in the hands
Of a receiver, has been placed In q solvent
condition, with unimpaired capital. and has
today been permitted to reopen its doors Tor
business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-22
Writing Tablets.

WRITING TABLDTs-~ers $1.15-NOw
d.
WRITING TABLnTS-wers $1.eo-NOw
SIS.
WRITING TABLETS-were S2.15-NOw
S.75.
MErAL-TRDfAfED WHITING TABLETS
were $2.50-NOw s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-22

James Lovejoy, an old man, was found
insensible on the road from Bnghtseat TO
Landover. I'M Prince Georges county. on Tues
day morning. by Mr.. Edward MaSr,,0Gf.
Mr.. Magruder placed him IN his wagon, but
he expired shortly after.
Aggie Chin, a colored boy Of fifteen Year,,
was shot In the head by Isaac Gilbert, IN
the park between 9Th and 9Th etreets North
Carolina avenue and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast, yesterday. Gilbert was arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-22

HOW ABOUT THE PRUDENCE OF ALLOWING
a cough to run on, rasping the pulmonary and
bronchial organs. when that approved and speedy
remedy. DIR. ID. Jayne's Erpectorant, can be OBJ
tained from any apothecsry. dio
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Umbrellas.

We want your special attention to the
UMBREI.LAS-GLORIA, WINDSOR and
LONDON SHK-psragon frames-naturnl
sticks In the new mountings-and CAR
RIAGE SHADES-from 81 to SIS.
special line of GLORIA and HELvETA
UMERELLAS-$u, $1.25, $50 and 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-22
Perfunaeries.

GENUINE All COLOGNE 2Oc, 4Oc and
81 a bottle. DELErTREz FRENCH EX-
TRACTS-4Oc. a bottle. QUADRCPLE EN-
TRACTS-25c. bottle. TRIPLE EN-
TRACTS, all perfumes-35c. per ounce
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC TOILET
SOAPS. IMPORTED ATOA1IZERS-75c to
$3.50 each. COTTON TOY PATTERNS
monkeys, dolls, dogs. elephants, cats, Santa
Claus, &c.-1Oc. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-22

MULTIPLE INK STANDS-wers SHOW
7Hc.
MEMS TRAVELLING CAsES-..stocksd''-
were $1.e6-NOw $1.35.
MEMS TRAVELLING CAsESLwere $3.50
xOw $2s5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-22

II you want HEAD RESTS-FANCY
ROLLS and PILLOWS and CuSHIONS-you
will hnd complete assortment. covered
with India SILK, Silkaline and Saline, at
prices that make them sensible gifts.
ITALIAN SILK BLANKETS Romanesoue
stripes-$1 and Sl.5O
EIDERDOwN SPREADS.
WRAPPER and BED BLANKETS.
LINEN LUNCH and DINNER SETS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-22
Reductions!

. d Of
the to the tale
. the
viii be will 1T Of
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THE RED FLAG Is FLYING.

THE RED FLAG Is FLYING.
We Obliged TO hang out the danger siensl.'
The people have always been our friends. and thss
shau not be deceived. II we can hslpit.
HEED THE WARNING.
Many limitations and simulations Of cARrER's
LITTLE LIVER PILLS being offered and MA
our duty 10 raise the danger signal"
DON'T BE DECEIVED
You cannot be too careful cannot scrutinse t,1
closely When you ask for CARRIERS LITTLE
LIVER PILLS you want 'c-A-R-T-E-R-'-s." Don't
be careless; that You get ''C-A-R-T-E-R'-s."
Refuse all others; take nothing but the genune CAh
TER's LITTLE LIVER PIlLs.
APosITIvE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
Small Pull Small Dose. Small Pnos
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Still Standing the Siege,

n heaviest
By
20 how like
chau MoDaa, x su b.
closed day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-22

CH Rem CRY
FOR PITCH ER's
CAST o RIA
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SPACHTEL CENTERS and BUREAU
SCARFS.
FANCY TOWELS, DOYLIES, TRAY
CLOTHS and NAPKINS.
LADIES and CHuDREN'S CLOAKS
FURs. SKIRTS. SHAwLS, CORSETs and
WRAPPERS.
CHRISTMAS APRONS-25c to $2c5.
CHRISTMAS CAIICOES 10 yards in each
pattern)-15c.
CHRISTMAS GNGHAMS-1O yards in
each pat.erl-$1.
BLACK SPANISH LACE SCARFS and
FICHUS-$1 to SIS each.
REAL DUCHESS LACE HANDKER-
CEIEFS-75c. to $2s.
Novelties in CREPES and GAUZES-4Oc.
to 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-22

Every dollars worth Of Handkerchiefs
boxed free.
Box every two pair of GLOvES-freei
Box every SILK DRESS PATTERN-free!
Names or initials marked On all LEATHER
GOODS Of 81 and upward-free!
Names or initials engraved on SILVER or
GOLD-TRIMMED UA'BREI.I.AS-free!