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Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-19
MINING rlON
 No. JOS.

Us Lavd of; ;e. T1c-on, A'izo7a, [ D ccmber 1872. NOTrCE Is HEREBY C VEN THAT D. N Wllli- James Id W. 6. Dodge, by n | V iIliams tt attorney in fact, whose pO-toffce adlres. is Ri be-, Arizsaa, have ma ie application for pstent for five hu1orei aad y C55o) inca fec, of ihs Copper Bull;on I,de or vein, b,ar'DZ gold silver, lead, copper snd other moeralr, situ- ate il Warren Niaing District cJc5ise county, Arizona Territory, ana describtd in the o1hci'l plat and isld notes on file in this oice as fol lows, viz:
 Beginning a, the initial monumen- No I. from which U. $. '.. M- No. bear. sO' 27' E 2si9s fe tdi-tsncv; thence 5 S l. 1925 feet to pot in monument o' srone- ani marked 2-'Oso C lode | taenc. 5o' 45' ssgs feet to cornr No. 8. a ruents \ 5~s 5trsn1set~ @ c5Aasr SSS"" 2. H.p6s; | '- '---------------.s'u ruurzvJ 5-.voUC l d 1: | th. nee G. 70 W s54 feet to rber N D. mark--r 5-i060 lore: thence 67' 42 5 fer C corue No.s marked e--i0sO c ode; then 2s' W Sse feet to co-n No. and place of be.inntDg: megretic variation IT. sy East; and containing I3 7g3 acres.
 The locsiion of tiis mine i- recorded in the Re cofder'- oficc of cochise counsy. Arizona. Ad- JoiEing ol.imanis az upon the norh by the Sur prise ole, s.ryev No. 1915: 2on The ,a-t by tse Hsyes loee sarvey NJ. s73; on the south py the NorIh >tsr lode, survey No. i0s,: spon the Se [ y Word Chopper lode, survey No. Iosl m the Amazon lode, -urveyN'. iog6; northwest by Broth,r Jonathan. survey NJ. go.
 All persons holiiog advsrse cls m. th sreto gre rquired To pre-ent ihe same be ore this office within sixty osy- from the r-t day of public ton sere'f, ort C. will he bsrsed by virtu Of the provisions of the stitste. Said application i- hereby ordered published Ia the Tombstone Er,- rArH fo' period of ten weeks ir sm ca.e Of frst publication.
 HERBERT BROWN, Register BEN WILLIAMS, Agent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-19
PUBLIC SALE OF A SILVER REDUCTION PLANT.

 THEToNBSToNEM MILL AND MINING x Company having no further use for it's niIls an1 furnace at Charleston. wi.l sel al puh6c ale, oa the psop<ry,
 TUESDAY MARCH sr. 1893 AT 3 P. M e the highsa biddrx for cash: All of the prop 0y kncWn as "rhe Charleston Mills. real. p9soaai and mixed; consisting of one twenty cd ose 6ftseu ssAmp siIver mill: one ss ton waaw jnckse lesd sneifer, dseiing hoGse and cdr hsidiaeE asd including the land me. 1iaeh ed vaSef n1h V pssa. ing usereto; Stus cd ea she Sa1 Podre rsvsE, nine miles rom Tomb 0oue, Coshise oounsy. Adsoaa.
 T9W of pnyDsns vill bs mate known at the 0ls cd aap,s rme aIlewsd so investigate the dgIe ss ths psopgg-
 ny ep6w q shs Doard of Direcaon of the HGEhnuns Mn ed Mining Co
 V. ]. CHENEY. SssseU.
 Toah0oaas AsiBoaA
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-19
nlNlNG ArPIlCAflON
 No. Goc.

U.s. Land ofics, rne.rn. Arizona.
 De em CT 5l, 1892. NoTtCE Is HERE3Y GIVEN THATJ W ~ Hoseli aLd L. C .fdle by I. W Howell. nt1n iH fact, wacs; post .fice a1cr .s i- Bi-- bee. >ii>on |. hay, ma sppli,Aii u 1T a P te | TT tairt en hundred a,r fry-' Q3s) Ii rear feet of t'e Htrri-on loie 1T vir, ben ing gold. -ilve-, le 'd, pper and otler mn,r l situate in Warren Mining nirtr.et, Coca county. AT koua rer.it''ry. and d. SC ined IL the nfiici. pat and deld note fl- in thi- C he ss follows, viz: Beginn 'ng at rIer No. l, poi m irk d -Io6j lode. tl-aoe \ CT i5' W IIs5 : feet to ne- No. ,, post n.ik, s-IO55 II o i-, from wa u'c U sr L. Nj No. '--.r- s.' 8 Es9:.s .c-i: snse N {. sg W I5ifre t1 eo-a"r N 3 post naked g. 1o65 'ote; tAerc. $ s7' s'wLs feet to corner No. 4, post ark d 4-I065 lode; then SC 4i' is' E sJ-.a fe,it'co- NJ, 5. post ma-k-d -Ioo5 lode; thence sg' B E -i.45 feet cor No. 6, post naked 6 Iej5 II Ioi-: thence 5s' Js' E IS feet "a co ner No. :. post n ar<ed 7-IOe5 H Icde; tbea-e N s7' ? IS ieettp coraer No. and plac- of orginGing: m Itse ie variation IT. 60 East; cont.ining i3355 acres.
 Tne lo-ation O. this mi1s Is record d in the Re coruer's Of Cochiss colniy, Arizona. Adjoining cain suts arr upon the north by sacrsme 1to loce c survey No l0i2. a-d fr ink c ,gg-w-ll lode, sgf- vey N. lois: upo the south by N pune lode. survey No. 97s, Space lore, N, 96o ana the Gardner lode, mineral -u-v' No. 957: upon tse east Ophir lod 2, survey Ne. IO5s.
 All pe--on- holding adverse claims thereto a-e required to present the same be ore tEi. off ;s within sixty dys from the first day Of publ z- tion hereof, or they vi be bIrrrd by virtue th. revision fl the staste Sad aopiicati"r is Ter. " ordered 10 De ppblish T; ipI hfo!n da-e og hfst pub i-a ion.
 nERBEhT BROWN, Regi.ter. J. W. HOWELL and
 J. W. HOWELL.
 Al oin-y fo-L. G.-daer,
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-19
MINING APPLICATION
 No 6O4.

U. S. Land C ffice, Turs'n, ariz na. !
 sDecem' CT 3I. I9q7 [ NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT l. " ~ H1we and L Gardner, by J. W. Howell. his stt'rney in ia [, whose stofice rddress is BisNee Ariz'na have made application for a ent r four hundred and twenty five (.25) neIr feet of the i;tle Joker l'le or vein, bearing ld silver ad. c rpei and ther minerals si-ultei in Warrea Mining Dis. tri-t, cochise co11ty. Arizo a Terri ory, and de sc-iNrd ir the of al at and field notes On file in this office as folioxs viz:
 Beginning q, corner No T, pos, marked I-Io7I L lode, from which U. s L MO. . be-rs 22' B Io5a64 feet; th~nce V s6' [ W 475.e feet to iO7i ' 'l de' thence 5s-- No. {, post marked 4-Io7I L. J de; thence .os 10 l66 feet tocDrner No. and place beyianiny: magnetic variation IT. 70 East; and eontaipiny ss acres
 The location of this mine i- recorded in the Re c1rders ohce Of Co ;hIse county, ,rizoaa Adioin- Ing claim ir;s are upon the north ny survey No o57 Gardn IT lode; or the east by surv.y No. Io63, the Ho~ei: icde; oa the south by Irish Mag lode unsur- veyed.
 All persons holding adverse claims thereto are re- quired 10 present the sane before this offs within sixty days from the frs, d,y of p1oIicaon hereof or they Will he barred by virtue of the provisions of the s,lfute Sad aDpliciton is hereby ordered to he pub ished In t'e Tom sto"e ErIrsPH for period of len weeks from date of frst publicati
 HER SskT BROWN Receiver J. W. HOWELL, and J. ". HOw-LL
 AriJrney for L. Gardner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-19

THE Populists in Kansas are going to hold on te victory when they get it. They are fighting mad now and there is no telling what . day may bring forth. This new breed of bi- peds is turning out to be formidable
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-19
First Publication No.,mte: 30, Is92. ssISESSs APPLICATION
 No. 5s7.

|. S Land Office. Tues 3. Ariz., Noy.2 iao2.
 \ OTIcE IS II REBY GIVEN TuA,J HOW ~ ella d L. Ga Ga q, v. F"wel, his attorney in fact, whose io-,o,se address is [ lee. Coei Is, county, Arz na, have made application for patent for lis6 inear i.-t ths sac a. m n o Lo c. bean gold. iyer and cop e., situate
 in War Minil- DI,tIict CSc..sc cuuGly Arizo a, aud described n -..e .l plat and held notes file in this 'sice Iyueas. VIZ: Surrey rC. i0G2.
 Pe inn ng al a immune fl st,Hrs Wltn p st marked i-lU62 Lode, wLe. ce |. Min ral Mon meni No bears \ s3' s f sg33 feet Ds covcry shaft bears is' 10 322 feet. Thence 6i' 47 il%5 : ;e-i to Cor. \ D. 2, D st ma k 2-lCb2 Tod iIeLt cal with Cor. No. Hzni- son Lode, suryey No. iO55, he ce \ 27' ? l. 5ss feet to Cor. NJ 3, a post mark d 3-lO52 Lode; then G; II " 71 eet o Cor. No. |. suI rise Lode survey No | 6l, iO9l feet 10 O.. >o. 4. q po.t mrrked4-iO6! s Lode: Ilq53 fe to Cor No. {, post marked i-IOj!s L de: thence s7' 9 W 5s9 fe ito Cor. No. and ' lacs of bePi hing, ion IT. 4J fa-t co tainisg l6 2y seies- The location f this mine is recorded in the Rec orders office of Cochise ty, page f'5, book Il record of min S. Adjoining claim cai InantA of Suniis N. C. on Ioftr, oph' Nj. c, on east, Harrison NJ. C. un south a.iI Frs nk C0eg-wel Nj. Con west.
 Al persons hc'ding adverse claims thereto are required 10 ire>en, the same before this office
 within sixty day- from the ii st publ cation here
 C, or they vii h. barred by virtue of he pFoyis-
 ions of the -tatut".
 HERBERT BROWN, Register. J. W. HowLLL. At rney for Claimant.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-19

JUDGE REILLY has introduced bill to re-district the territory. Tombstone must have U. 6. court and no one ess more shly farther the bill than James Reilly. He is a fighter to fn- ish
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-19

JUDGE REiLLY's pathway is not strswn with roses. judging from the prsss notices of him. The Judge has hssn . newspaper man himself and knsws how to act when under literary fire.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-19
first Pablica.ioa November 30, Is9 MINING APvLsCArlOS
 ND. SSH.

U. s. Land Onice. Tucson. Ariz., Nov es. 1892,
 NJ orr 1E IS HEREBY '.IvEN THAT THE C,p. ~ ler v '--n Cons lid't d Min nx c.m ar, ana Albert stein'e'H. by Ben Win am-, sttorney ' 'acf. whose postostce aid-ess '. B'-tee cochs se unty .risons has msis application for paten, for ae0at e! linear fsst on the Frank CezswslI
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-19

WANTED Salary $25 per wee Good Agents to sell our general lin of merchandise. No peddling. Above salary will be paid to dive" agents For further information address CHICAGO GEN'L SUPPLY CO, Sl7S W Van Buren ct, Chicago Il
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-19
s~vass m pss sosr osres As ssoo.e-e,Ass .Arrsa

A KEEiY cure should be established in connection with the cyanide pro- cess in Tombstone. Alter taking the gold cure, Aubury could extract the precious stuf at profit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-19
nlNlNG APPLICATION
 10. Soe.

U. $. Land once. Tucson, A-i,ona. |
 iecrmbr 3I, 1922. Nou-E I< HEREBY OWN THAT L. IN Gadn and R. P. stew n byy W How ell. tbsir ss.erssy n iact, uhoss possodeo sd-
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-19
F.r.t Pabl czti Eoveml e %, 1899 Mining Application
 No. .jSS.

r. $. LA OFFICE. Tucso~, ARIznNA. !
 NJ ber 53, ls92
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-19

Alto, teyfor L. Gardner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-19

Attorney for Claimants.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-19

BEN WILLIAMS, Ageut.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-19

B EN WILLIAMS, Agent.
Evening star., 1893-11-22
DIED.

BROWN. AT els pm. Tuesday. November p,
1893. H. NJ. the youngest Of r. NJ. and
months.
Funeral private.
COLLINS. On Monday. November 20. 1893. nj
lilo p.m MICHAEL COLLINS. beloved Ius-
Funeral will take place from the residence Of h,s
son, William Collins. 80. 27th street. thurs
day. November g. at $50 am. thence 10 81
Stephens Church. where requiem nsss viii BE-
said for the repose OF his soul.
GIBBONS. Passed away on "Wednesday morning.
I.w Ncyemner lSsS. at O'Clock. WILL
Margaret A Gibbons. I'm the twenty -fou q
Notice Of funeral hereafter. e
HICKS on Tuesday. November p. 1888. at 40
pm. Capt JNo. I. HICKS. beloved husba -
Of Marraret Hicks. in his seventeen year
Funeral Friday, November "a. at pm, from his
late late resd@nce % = 5th street northeast Rels-
tives and friends invited baltimore papers
please copy.l
HAssARD Al his home in Tallahassee. FloridA.
S1,oN, on Mo.smeer 50 ~ 1898. of heart failure.
THOMAS HASsARD civil engineer. in the
- seveniy-third year Of his age.
tNew York and Baltimore papers please copyD 30
MCGOWAN. On Tuesday, November p, lsss. 10
O'Clock pm, at his residence 3233 y street,
Georgetown MICHAEL A. MCGOWAN, beloved
native Of New York city and for thirty i've
years citizen Of the District Of Columbia.
Relatives and friends invited to attend the
funeral services Holy Trinity Church. 3sth
and streets. Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock
lnterment at Mount olivet.
MEHLER dES On Tuesday; SSye%be, q: 1893, 9,
Of W. n. and Mary A. Meher. seed i've yeafs
and four months.
| Angels called thee little Josie,
Called thee in thy early doom:
Now thy little form is lying
In the cold and silent tomb.
Small white hands are gently folded;
Quiet now thy dainty feet;
Brightest eyes closed forever:
Gone the smiles that sweet.
BY HER PARENTS
Funeral Thursday. November 23 at pm. from
parents residence. No. pa Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast. Relatives and friends respect
fully invited.
WATTS. On Tuesday. November 81 1898. ANY
| ELIZABETH WATTS. eighty years of age.
| Dearest auntie, thou hast left MS:
We thy loss most deeply feel:
But tits God that hath bereft us.
he will all our sorrows heal
Funera; at Israel Church 2 pm. Friday. No
vember "a Friends respectfully invited.3s
WEBB On Monday. November 90 1893. at her
residence. ll5 o street northwest. Mrx. SAL
| LIE WEBB. aged nfty-nine years. widow OF
| the late Dennis Webb. She leaves six daughters
and three TO mourn her death
Funeral will take place at the Third Baptist
Church. corner 5th and q streets northwest.
| at pm. on Friday. November %. Relatives
and friends invited. g
WERE. Suddenly. op Tuesday morning. November
q. 1888. EMILY MuNRoE. wife Of william
Funeral at St Johrs Church Thursday. Novem-
Der %. at 1l:3o am.
Evening star., 1893-11-22
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN,
What is Happening On the Other Side Of
Rock Greek.
Death Of Michael McGowan - TraHc
on the Canal-Other later
esting Items.

After having fingered for a number of
months Mr. Michael A. McQowsn the
stone contractor, yesterday died at his
home. 1898 y street. Mr.. MCGOWAN, for
more than sixty years has been prominent
in building circles OF Washington. Many
OF the public structures. such as the Court
OF Claims and the District jail, were erected
by him, as Were also national and state
buildings in Baltimore Pfttsburg Kansas
City, Raleigh, Toledo and cities Of the
southwest In local political democratic
clubs he has always held a leading Office
at one time being president of the George
town Democratic Associat ton. In temper
ance organizations also he has figured high
ly. holding the highest Office in the gift Of
the Dashaway Reform Club.
Mr.. McGowan's PIttsburg contract in
volved him in a difficulty with the govern
ment. through which about $4,000 OF the
contract money became tied up ana stiu
remains SO. Deceased leaves a wife, four
daughters and two sons.
Traffic On the Canal.
Boats to depart from GEORGETOWN yester-
day after having unloaded the cargoe,
brought from western Maryland were "a
follows: Cuba, Capt. Tringstrum; Three
Bros. Capt. Ingram; Vaughn. Capt Wilson:
Nc. lio. Capt. Swain; No. l4o. Capt Snyder:
New Alexandria, Capt. Banhoff; No. III
capt Snyder; No. lo2. Capt. Penner.
Boats 10 bring cargoes to town yesterday
by way OF the canal were as follows:
Florence, Capt Marconier; b. Vaughn.
Capt Wilson; Consol No. 49, Capt. Reed:
r. Willard. Capt. Reed; j. Hanaway. Cant
Bowers; Consol. No. IL. Capt Leary: No.
lla. capt. Sensel; w. l. Jacques, Capt Dick:
Bender "S-
Boats cleared Cumberland yesterday for
Georgetown as follows:
Consol No. I, Capt. Kretzer; ID. w Sloan.
capt smith; c. Wagley k, Capt Baker:
John Spencer. Capt. Eddy; @. %. Nichol-
son, capt Bind; A. Greenlees, Capt Bender
Inc average cargo being brought by these
boats is lis TONS
Transfers of Real Estate.
Geo. L. Mankins, Bridget Mankins ana
chas. ii. Trunnell yesterday transferred
all the interest they possessed in part of
lot %. square 76. TO T. b. Dyer In Reno
near Tenleytown, Henry Lewis decided 70
+. L. Berry, lot II of Il. o. and B.'e sub.
and the party of the second part in turn
decided the same TO Annie r.. Lewis.
Notes.
While Washington has been oyerrun with
thieves and depredators of late. George
town has been singularly free from them.
In view of this Lieut.. Swindells ana hi.
force of officers are being complimented for
their vigilance.
A colored woman named Lentha Johnson
OF Darnstown. Nd. was injured yesterday
III se'uhs or a cable car on M street.
Evening star., 1893-11-22
The Cattle Markets.

At the cattle market at Washington
Union Stock Yard at Benning yesterday
1o5 cattle were on the market and sold as
follows:
Best sold from ; Sic. to 4 lac. per
pound; good sold from , 1-2c. to &C. per
pound medium sold from SC. to 1-2c per
pound: common sold from l lie to lie.
per pound.
Four hundred and sixty-five sheep and
lambs up and sold as follows:
Sheep from = 1-2c. to ; l-2c. per pound
lambs from l-2c. to 4 lie per pound.
Cows with calves sold from SIS to $50
each.
State of the market, fair.
Evening star., 1893-11-22
Indorsed Matthews for Recorder.

IndOrsed Matthews for Recorder.
The Negro National League has appoint.
ed the following subcommittee to conduct
the affairs of the league during the tenn
porary absence of the chairman, X. c. c
Astwood, who is about to leave for San
Domingo:
L. c. Moore OF Mississippi, chairman
Charles j. Lane, Z. ii. White, Travis G!as-
coe.
The committee has indorsed J. c. Mat
thews of New York for the Office of re-
corder OF deeds OF the District, and approx
ed the recommendation of DIR. John r.
Francis as managing physician of the
Freedman Hospital.
Thefcommittee resolved to begin the pub
lication of the Negro National Democrat in
accordance with its prospectus OF Septem-
Der last in May, 1894.
Evening star., 1893-11-22
M ARRIED.

MooliE.LEACH. Quietly, on November q 1884
az IL am, 10y Rev. Father Walter OF M
Efsms Er,ens Shurch, W. Is. MOORE and kATTE
oL.o a, L.ao,Ii-wooDWARD. On Tuesday, November
Il, 1893. at the residence of the brotbar ~ H.
bride, Mr.. ). W. Woodward by the Rev DR.
= H. Greene, assisted by the Rev DR. W "
Landrum, JOHN II. OlIOTT of Richmopd Va
and ISABEL WOODWARD OF this city.
chlliiNG-CONp0N. On September rs. lsss
JOHN SCHIIIINS and MARY A rS,SDoV
We're married by the Rev. Father Tounas Of IN
Cathedral Baltimore
Evening star., 1893-11-22
A Refuge
For
Confidence
At
PERRY'S.

T1RoM THE VERY INSTANT YOU
Tput on our Underwear it begins to
preach its eloquent sermon Of ser
vice II Is like agreeable friendship-wears
well.
In times like these-when everybody Is
straining every energy to save and econo-
mise . littIe-caution is worth having. Don't
let the temptation of price blind you to
the all-important point of value. The dear
est purchases you make sometimes cost the
smallest outlay. Quality has a standard
commands an equivalent. Below 1t Is dan
gerous-above IT unnecessary. YOU WILL
FIND Us '.ToEING THE LINE"
II you want oargains-we have some few
broken lots that we are satisfied to sac
rihce for the sake Of having them out of
our way. Our responsibility never deserts
hem-though-until you give them an .hon-
orable discharge" We will jot down the
specials nrst-and follow them up with
the choicest array of sterling worths you
ever laid eyes on.
Evening star., 1893-11-22
HreHwAr ROBBERY.

Some highwaymen steal your money. ofhers Try,
steal the results your brain AMI the fruits Of you
labor the the worst form Of highway robbery
Merit has made q success OF CARRIERS LITTLE
LIVER PILLS. They have become Q household word
and the people will have them; they know their vsus.
Then comes the ehighwaymsn with his IMIrATIoNs
AND WORTHLESS FRAUDS. and with these hs
hopes trade the merit and reputation of CAn
TER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
BEWARE OF THESE HIGHwAyMEN; don't b.
imposed upon with article offered 10 you jus
a. rood" Is ',C-A-R-TE-R'-S." There Is nothfnSss
good as ''C-A-R-T-E-R'-s"
Ask for CARRIERS" and be sure you get sas
genuine CAkTEks LITTLE LIVER PILLS
POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE.
SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE
oc:sO-f.
HIGH-CLAss LAUNDRY WORK
CoI1.Alis, e. Ct'FfS, Sc:
LACE SURTaINs 81 LAGSpERap 6Sp REP WITH p % srRERIos
soc. PER PAIR.
YALE STEAM LAUNDES.
Uptown Office. 5l4 10th st. ~.
Office and Works. 4s q st. ne.
se27-tf Telephone 1902
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
1920 street northwest.
CARPENTER SHOP.
Old -tand OF ]. 4. Walker.
Contractor and Builder.
None hut reliable men sent to the house. oc2G-2ne
CHILDREN CRY
FOR PITcHER's
NAsT0RIA.
Evening star., 1893-11-22
Children'S Underwear

CHmDREN's MERNo sHIRTs-oue- third
wool-21c. for size 16-rise &c.
CHnDREN's MERrNo PANTAI.ETs-one-
third wool-24c. for size 1S-rise &c.
BOYS MERINO DRAwERs-one-t third
wool-33c. for size 24-rise &c.
CHMDREN's MERINO SHIRTS -one-haIf
wool-4Oc for size 16-rise &c.
CHMDREN'S NERINO PANTALErs-one-
half wOol-45c. for size 1s-rise SC.
BOYS MERINO DRAwERs-one-half
wool6Oc. fo- size 24-rise Sc.
eHuDREN's NATURAL WOOL SHIRTS
and PANTALETS-55c. for size 1S-rise DC.
BOYS NATURAL WOOL DRAwERs-7Oc.
for size 24-rise sc.
CHIIDREN's sTIRTs-American Hosiery
Co.'S maIe-one-half wool-i5c. for size 16-
rise SC.
CHnDREN's ANKLE LENGTH PANTA-
LETS-American Hosiery Co.'S make-one-
half wool-55e. for size 1s-rise SC.
BOYS. HAIF-wOOL DRAwERs-Ameri-
can Hosiery Co.'S make-70c. for size "a
rise &c.
CHILDREN'S SWISS RIBBED MERINO
yESTS-White and Natural-6oc. for size
3-rise sc.
INFANTS SWISS RIBBED WOOL WRAP
PERS-from zoe. up
CHII.DREN'S PLAIN WOOL WRAPPERS
-5cc. for size 16- rise 10c. to number "a.
CHILDREN's PLAIN MERINO WRAP
PERS-4Oc. for size 16-rise Sc.
CHILDREN'S SWISS RIBBED SILK RIB
BED VESTS-low neck and short sleeves
for siz l. -riS 70 an
LONG SIEEyES-$1.40 for size 3-rise 1Oc.
Evening star., 1893-11-22

J. T. WALKER SONS 204 10TH ST. NV,
Building Papers. Moth-proof Goods, Fire Brick,
Clay and Tile Asbestos. Flue Lining. Pulp Slate.
&c. aplS
Evening star., 1893-11-22
Off Prices.

LADIES' SWISS RIBBED COTTON
TIGHTS-Black and white-were soc. and
65c.-NOw 3Sc. q pair.
LADIES' MERINO PANTS-only small
sizes-were 75c.-NOW soc. q pair.
LADIES' SWISS RIBBED VESTS and
PASTS-(two-thiris woOlD-White and Nat
ural-were SHOW &c. each.
Small lot of LADIES' FAST BLACK
WOOL EQUESTRIAN TIGHTS-were 81. .25-
NOW $1.6S a pair.
Evening star., 1893-11-22
Underwear.

Underwear.
AlI-wool Child's Vests. with floss stitch
ing, pearl buttons, ribbed bottoms sizes
22 to "a, worth SO to 81 cts, O1
Ladies' Silk Vests. in cream, pink,
blue and black. worth 81 cts, 90
Lot Ladies' Natural Gray Ribbed Vests
and Pants, worth 60 cts, 90
Children's Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants,
fleece lined, all sizes, worth 80 OF
cts.. Ior. = 4C.
Childrens Merino Vests. French neck,
pearl buttons, all sizes, from 18 to 81.
Size 1910 CENTS.
Size 32-33 CENTS.
Other sizes at proportionate prices.
Evening star., 1893-11-22

The parlors of the Newark Euchre Club
were filled last evening by the members and
numerous friends and guests of the club
Among those present were Miss Irene Da-
Wis, Miss Helen Kaufman. Miss Mamie Ar
mold, Miss Hattie Smith. Miss Lottie Col
Inns, Miss Alice Bergman. Miss Ida E.
Miller, Miss Ella German. Miss n. H Lain,
Miss Mamie Fulton. Miss Lottie Howard.
Messrs. Thos. Gordon. Frank Kohler Chas.
Newmeyer. Sam Kaufman. VIM. ii. Adams,
Harry Lamb. Frank German. c. c. Miller,
Bert Walker. Edward Collins. Sam Ber-
nard, Chas. Davis.
Evening star., 1893-11-22
Keep Out the Cold.

You can prevent the wind from
blowing through your doors and
windows by lifting them with Val
entine's Cnrivaled Felt Weather
Strips. 1t will save fourth of
your coal bill and lots Of discomfort.
We will send man up with diff
ferent sizes, who will measure and
estimate the cost. Even then you
are not compelled to buy.
Evening star., 1893-11-22

PROF. CALDWELLS DANCING ACADEMY COR
9Th and ii NV. II ESDAIS and FRIDAYS. Class
for children Weds. and Sats Private lessons
given by appointment ut my residence, 10 c NV.
Evening star., 1893-11-22

The second of the series of monthly
dances to be given by the Dolce-far- Niente
Club was held on Monday evening at the
Hotel Morrisett, at which a new York. >"
dedicated to the club by Mr.. w. C. Will
marth. was rendered for the first time. The
club has also been the recipient of a
march composed and dedicated to them by
Prof. Fanciulli of the Marine Band.
Miss Leona Doll. daughter of Col. Doll of
Harpers Ferry. w. Va. is visiting Miss
Nora Cocker at her residence. 1915 I street
northwest
Evening star., 1893-11-22

BOYS SHIRTS and DRAwERS-American
Hosiery Company's make-were Sc. to $l.55
NOW 73c. each.
CHHDREN'S COMBINATION SHIRTS and
DRAwERS-Whitc and Natural wool-sizes
and 4-were $1.25 to $1.s5-NOW 81
each.
Evening star., 1893-11-22

Miss Mary A. Melon and Mr.. John S.
Taylor were married at St. Stephens 8
Church yesterday afternoon. The bride
wore a white silk gown. with hat to match
and carried a bunch of bride roses She
was attended only by her ten-year-old
cousin, Miss Mamie Cleary, similarly at
tired. The ceremony was performed by
the pastor of st. Stephens. the Rev. John
Gloyd. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
Taylor held a short reception at the home
Of the latter, where a number of costly
presents were shown. The newly welded
pair left last night for an extended trip
through Maryland where Mr.. Taylor has
a number of relatives.