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Business Opportunities.

GOOD Man VITA few Thousand doll.r,, to Join
mmm%eG v ,na p'e!ursss x liz weria
GooD-PAYiNG HOTEL, near New York. cheap, or
exchange for stock OF merchandise. sCilWAB.
l2S I'd ave.
LICENSED AuCTiONEER would ike to make
some ARRANGEMENT with responsible house.
j. box 300 World.
LiQuoR STORE. very cheap; corner 9Th ave.
and 3Wh st. poor health the cause oi srii'ng;
~ years lease. Address J. f., h0l 9TH ave.
OLD EsTABl iSIED real estate business cheap;
must bc sold ut once: going south. l6" Broad
way. B,uoklyn. -----
PARTNER WANTED with 81 800 In . good,
established wagon shop In Jersey CT, nom.i
chance for wh ,iwrlght or wagon painter lo1ia
Pacific ave, jersey CNy.
PARTNER WANTED with from $500 TO $500 In
established clothing business. Address =, hoS
M World.
PARTNER. single man; Win small CAPITAL. in
Harlem.
ZEN A DINK manifold letter. book one writ.
ing give, letter tor mailing ana copy W hook
GIN ST., New York.
PRlNTING-Evcry description at q few hours
notice; hrst-el work suHr.nteed. 10000 cir.
sTArloNERY 60, 80 West s,,h st
3ss". "t SSiiS M
STORES AND STOCKS Of all kinds bought for
SPor CASH. NJ GLUCK 4 CO.. 3lo3l2
Church II.
/ WANTED Bright, pushing partner, plenty OF
cash, iur most valuable invention: would Ike
/ to patent II in all European States. INVENTOR.
! box ;'3s World.
! WILL SELL state rights patent promising for
tunes. manufactured for retail dry goods trade
articlrs seen and particulars nj appointed inter
! view only. IVES, Mount Vernon, \. Y.
| 500. -WORkER: full charge store; paying; per
| nInnent intrr st or haiarN.
| DAVIS. 2OI 18th ave. Mount Vernon, y. Y.
| S4OO OR xNUTO INVEST, with services, in ANY
| Legitimate" business; must bear Investigation.
, Address by letter tiDIbFISClI, 4lS West2lst 81.
500 MD SERN ICES to invest by igiDecr and
! mnchinist OF large experience Isl "a september.
Address Engineer, 80 9Th ave-, World branch
$500 RUYS half interest In u legitimate business
| that will pay 81. co. YEARLY: Investigate,
EMERGENCY. box II World.
$500 buys exceptionally promising business con
! nected with the best-known compositions In
the United States; high class business worthy
capitalists full investigation.
STORY. box $50 World
$500 CASH Will buy fine plumbing business; zoe
| customers; work ahead reason Tor selling sick
ness NJ. A. D.. 1917 I'd ave.
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Horses, Carriages, &c.

=
Al SOtE OWN figure sound truck horse, D
years old : call and examine.
O. WHITE. 800 Water st.
HORSE. buggy and harness, Slj; phaeton, e16S
sold for storage. '.5j West 4Dth ii.
HORSE WANTED, sound. chunky, must b
Kind, IN exchange Tor new $3.50 bicycle. IL
West l25th II.
HORSE AND WAGON FOR SALE. cheap.
F.. +. HEN, 75S ID ave.
HORSE. truck aud harness for sale. Call %
Franklin ~. upstairs.
MAGNIFIrkN1 mandolin, banjo, violin and
camera, will exchange for buggy or runabOut
q. li"wcs ST.. Brooklyn.
Nl>l SELL 20 open and top business wagons,
- express. nllK, baker. vender, coal and ped.
aer aud carpenter Wagons 10 horses. 523 East
IN -.
SEVERAL HORSES. suitable for grocer or
butcher: one :ile team. Ii hands high, suitable
Tor family or coach will be sold very reasonable
aud trial given Ia responsible parties, can be seen
ht stable, - Irving plact. JOHN O'TOOLE.
WANTED Horse for n milk wagon; cheap. Ad-
dress HORSE, advertising agency, 2l5 WASH
ington st. Hoboken, n. J.
sl45. LFSS than third value-fne sidebar top
buggy. with harness; lap robe, imported saddle
and bride: ali nearly new. Inquire 10 w. 4ith Ct.
. GOOD work horses. suitable for truck or gro
Gerry for sal. cheap. Amply q GORGE KELLY
52i Nesi 10Th St, alter D II. NJ.
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Board Wanted.

Er>rs "Wednesday unit Ssa. Is rai Be THE
WORLD BOARDERS' DAr" Al adreJ-
hs,menn uuter Mn CLASSIFICATION appearing IN the
Wednesday, morniiiD etlloa OF THE I'ORLD uM
b. repeated n the EVENING WORLD the sdre day
res Of charge.
bD.A KID anu pheasant rurlu W rc-Ir'ttbn Elr' I;
must be reasonable; between lith 4 fbt h St..
+th 9th aves. II. H., care ui NcSterNell.
Long Beach. l.. l.
PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, piano teacher wishes
room and board with strictly private family
IN partial exchange for Lessons. T., box lOo
World.
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Dancing Academies
Daay, I5c Il ii,.e: Sinduy. s0c g.
AFTERNOON CLASSES WALTZ GUARAN-
UPGS ALL 81 MINER teed In private lee
LADY ASSISTANTS. CONS. with music, y
HOSEA HlCCsNSs

OUR OWN AVADEMl Of DANCINU
1856 to li0 WEST Esd ST. near 9Th IL sta.
tion: 81 monthly, Classes MON, TUES. THURS.
tlcketa used At pupils convenience: beginners
classes. lC7gons 81; quarter, "a lessons. Is re-
ceptiOns W.ds.. Sats.: hrst lesson private. Open
all summer. 4. NJ to II p. NJ. Cooled by cold air.
tFRUM NEW YORK WORLDLY
Mr.. HOSEA HIGGINS, in his class lessons gives
Individual instruction In room separate from the
general classroom. Diriient pupils and this
method great advantage II is not such .
tedious aTair to LEARN how to dance. He
GUARANTEES THE WALTZ IN SIX PRIVATE
LESSONS. MAKING NO FAILURES, and hum
dreds of former patrons bear willing testimony to,
the fact; and during the summer season this
academy is thoroughly cooled by EDISoN&
LARGE COLD-AIG APPARATUS !
All the requirements being thus met. OUR
DWN'' ACADEMY seems like the one to 20 10.
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"e O'Clock Edition nnd the
nor'inE Extra of The Evening
IRA contain more sporting news
" Interest than can he found in
other evening newspaper.
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NTON 81, Ij-IiOuse to
lulre between / n 4 L. NJ.
BROOKLYN.

Sroosiyn.
BARtiAlN-To let, house, 4 rooms, $40 monthly:
good condition: minutes walk to bridge a
Green lane. near York St, Brooklyn.
10 Ltr-i-story and basement brown store
house 3t2l2 tactic ST.. Brooklyn; rent $500
per anhum: house viii b" put In order TO suit ten
ant: immediate possession. Persons wishing To
inspect premises can apply to Mrs. J. w.TRiPP,
next door, 3T2. who VIII furnish any Information
desired.
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MISS M'CABE'S

DANCING ACADEMY; classes now forming At u
East 18th St. between 9Th and Broadway.
Classes every afternoon and evening" private iss~
,ate Lessons IS; 1 lessons, 81. quarter. ~ Les
sous. s., lady and gentleman assistantA
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
EVENINGS. SEND FOR CIRCULAR6
beginners at any time. Open all summer.
Special and individual attention given to those
learning the waltz. also new and fashionable
dances. including stage, fancy and character.
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l.. A. LlNDE,

lOs West "rh ST.. corner broadway. makes sps-
V,alty ut teaching persons to dance who have at
tempted and r. led to learn at other academies:
Y alta ami latest fashionable dances thoroughiyt
taught: afternoon aad evening classes: c,ass
scholars receive strictly private lessons without
extra charge, open all summer
OPEN ALL suMMER-wstz and all fashionable
dances taught rapidly; circulars. kNICkER-
BOOKER CONSERVATORY. a West 18th st
THE MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY ~
moved t. American Theatre Building (which
cost 81 200 OO0l 42d st. and sth entrance ON
sch ave. take elevator; everything new; very
large hall Otis electric elevator electric light.
steam hes : II is absolutely the hnest dancing
school now In the country; thorough and cdec-
tive system Of teaching; private lessons In the
Walt our great specially. class lessons, 81; -
class lessons s.; correct waltz guaranteed In
private lessons with music So, circulars: hail to
let reasonable after class, 70 rballs receptions
gr
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IF;Nox

e. 'a.rvatnry Us West Esd st. always opsnl.
Correct WALTZ GUARANTEED; 1--WE strictly pri-
-4'e lessons 81. any hour. with music. Positively
no failures Lady assistants. Glasses every after
noon and evening NOV forming). Beginners re-
Ceivc individual private instruction In waltz ana
latest fashionable dances. Monthly 81; quarterly
s.. RECEPTIONS Wednesdays and Saturdays
STAGE DANCING. every style. latest
novelties. terms moderate; pupils Rialta, Baby
SNnn..r- nirrlIl. sou references
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LEAVE THE HOT,

crowded downtown fats; move TO the cool,
roomy. new 90 loot brick flats at Van Sicen sta
tion. Kings County l. road, opposite small park !;
rent Sl3. Apply Mt office corner; open
sunday. GERMAN lMP1. CO.
FLAT, SANDS ST. Bridge entrance; 5 rooms; all
impro, ements; SlS. COOK, So Sands st.
SEE. HERE THEY ARE,-5 rooms bath 81
& ST. per month: 6 rooms bath. sl3 St
per month: all improvements: janitor's services:
half hour to New York City Hall Charles
Hart, owner. 1859 Sd ave-. Brooklyn.
81 TO Sl2-UPPER FLOORS: all Improvements;
$lS q Ss5, dwellings 10. IL rooms; bath; Full
ton l. to Ralph station. Nallard 52A Buffalo ave
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Loans.

NJ, TIM, ESQ. rer the. Second I'n', esr pr
hne. 7ynrd and Subsequent Timrs. s0c per the
No ex1Tu eLdrge on SuHdayx
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PRIVATE PARTY loans money on household
.uruitlrp without REMOVAL strictly confden-
tial Address Black. box "a. World.
TitE GREATER NEW YORK LOAN Co.-Liberai
loans furniture &C.. In use; dealingE comb
dental. Mount Morris Bank Building 81 East
l2Ith st, ).
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WEST WASHINGTON PLACE. ll3 single &
double noins. with or without board reduced
ThteSi reteIeMCrs eAChMMg god.
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TIE RAPlptTRANSIT LOAN Co.-Liberal
loans on furniture Sc. In use: dealings eeoe
hdentiai. i?th Ward Bank Lexington ava anA
i2lth st, room 3l2.
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Al NOtE OWN figure Sound truck horse,
years old call and examine.
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lST AVE. 1893; I'd flight. front Rcspectah
woman wishes baby TO board mothers care;
rpf
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HORSE truck aud harness for sale. Call 9
Franklin NJ. upstairs
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Flats and Apartments To Let.
unfuro,shsd-we.,s Side

"ol II 81. 1853 W. = lisht rooms h bath; finely
,n me,toratea nll improvements; good neighbor.
Junitor. Wv
"SIll ST., ,2IJ w.-b rOoms. bath; ali light ;
speak quick Tor n bargain.
tsT ST. S2S va pleasant. large rooms
painted SO Iiousekc eper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-06
DIED..

at 12:45 pm, JOHN G., beloved son OF Mary
J. Rye and the late John L. Braxton, in the
Funeral from his late residence, 429 10th street
southwest Friday afternoon, December Z, at
O'Clock Friends and relatives Of the
family respectfully invited
CoRRIDoN. On Tuesday. December 4, 1894, at
1850 O'Clock pm, EDWARD C0RliIDON,
aged seyenty-two years. at his residence,
l2ii ID street southwest.
Funeral from his late residence Friday at p.m.'
DUNNlGAN. On Thursday morning, December 8,
1924, at O'Clock. PATRICK J., beloved
and youngest son Of John and Johanna DUNN
gan, In the eleventh year OF his age.
Strew the sweet flowers around the still form:
Press the pale lips that loves kiss will not warm.
Tears like the rain fall on his beautiful head.
Fond hearts weeping brother is dead.
Funeral Will take place from bis parents residence
226 street northwest, Saturday, at 30 pm.
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited TO
attend. q
HART. On December 6, 1894, Mrs. LEILA B.
Funeral from her late residence, 26lS X street
northwest, ut pm. on Friday. November Z.
NAIIEY On December s, 1894. CHARLES H.,
below ed son OF Mr. and Mrs. Jas. u Nalley and
husband Of Mrs. J. Gay Nailey. aged thirty
Notice Of funeral under care of Union Lodge, &.
OF Po hereafter
cember 8. 1884, at 2:ao O'Clock. NARY VIII
Futsrs win take place PM nd tTon
son, No. $50 Garfield avenue southwest
1910 am, AGNES AMELIA, the youngest
daughter Of Jesse II. and Annie A. Wilson.
FuDeral services will be held at the residence no.
camber 8, at u o'clock noon. Internsnt
private.
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CHHDREN'S MIDGET PURSES. with
gilt and silver frames-5c. each.
CHILDREN'S GENUINE SEAL AMI ALL
GATOR PURSES-1Oc. and 1sc.
LADIES' SEAL ALLIGATOR and LIZARD
PURSES-25e.. 39c. and soc. each.
LADIES' COMBINATION POCKET BOOKS
Seal, Calf. Morocco and Lizard-50c.
LADIES SEAL POCKET BOOKS and
CARD CASES COMBINED-s1 10 sS25.
LADIES' COMBINATION BOOKS-in va
rious eolors, with sterling silver corners
81 to So 5.
LIGHT BLUE and CREAM CARD CASES,
with silver trimmlngs-s4.2 IS and $3.50 each.
CARD CASES and POCKET BOOKS
COAlBINED-IAzard skin. with silver trim
mings-s2.T5 to s9.75.
WHITE ALLIGATOR CARD and POCKET
BOOKS COMBINED. with silver corners
ST. TO s5.25.
LADIES' CALF. SEAL and MOROCCO
POCKET BOOKS and PURSES. In different
popular colors-19c.
LADIES' CARD CASES and POCKET
BOOKS to match-0sc. TO $3.45 o set.
MEMS GLNUINE SEAL and ALLIGATOR
FULL DRESS CARD CASES, with silver
trimmings 81 and $3.50.
MEMS CALF. MOROCCO, SEAL and AL
LOCATOR WALLETS and BILL BOOKS
5Oc. to So 35.
SEAL and MOROCCO CARD CAsES-5Oc.
to Si.2S.
LIZARD aud ALLIGATOR CARD CASES
81 TO s5.25.
LEATHER WRITING TABLETS-seal and
fancy eTects-Sl, sl.1o. $l.25, Sl.35 and
$3.50.
SEAL and ALLIGATOR MULTIPLE INK
STANDS
LEATHER SHOPPING BAGS, with silk
MORE, faiile, arnure and surah-$l to Sl.0O.
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VAGRANCY CASES.
Men and Women Sent Down on the
Charge.

SnVrSe.
Georgetown furnished three cases for
Judge Kimballs court this morning, Po-
liceman Bradley and Bridge Waterman
Lucas. figuring the prosecuting wit
nesses. Henry Schweitzer was defendant
In one case. and the charge against him
was vagrancy. He is q shoemaker by
trade, and has a shop on Bridge street.
But he goes across the river to play policy
and for that reason Judge Kimball says
he Is a vagrant.
HE has shop and works at his trade"
officer Bradley told the court, but he
sometimes closes his shop and goes acre 81
the river. Yesterday / followed him over
the river and saw him 60 in a policy
shop"
river?" the court asked.
'since the LIST of September" the officer
answered, I've seen him go across the
river about thirty or thirty-fivs times"
The shoemaker denied this and claimed
that the officer had put UP a Job on him.
The fact that the prisoner has a shop
and works at his trade did not help him,
for Judge Kimball held him guilty, and
sentenced him TO three months on the farm
in default of Sl0o security.
Matilda Mason. a colored woman sixty
years DID, was tried on a similar charge,
and because OF her age and sex she got off
with milder dose. The officer said he
had seen the old woman cross the bridge
sometimes twice a day. She has been 60
ing over there for long time. There were
no policy papers found on her.
Il amt no vagrant," said the old wo-
man." / have worked all my life and
thought had right to play policy with
my money"
Judge kimball referred to the old wo-
mans age and held her for fifteen days,
advising her TO let policy alone when she
gets out.
Bette Taylor and Mamie Dorsey, col
ored women, who live in Boston," were
charged with vagrancy.
They were arrested because Of COM
plant made by two soldiers. The soldiers
said they wanted to have some fun, and
the girls said they rushed the growier'
for them.
But one Of the soldiers said he was rob-
bed i'm the house of $50.
The women claimed that a colored man
In the house robbed him.
Judge Kimball sent the women down for
sixty days In default Of bonds.
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lowing from Washington, D. c.; Mr.. an
Mrs Parish, Miss Parish, Mr.. and Mrs
Beckett, Mr.. and Mrs. R. v. Belt, Mis-
Belt, Rev. and Mrs. Van Arsdale Mrs
Berthrong, DR.. H. w. Wiley, DIR. r. A.
Bates. DR.. G. II. Latimer, Misses Bates,
Brandenburg, Houk Hutchinson and Mes
bit
The Intimate friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
X Lippincott the latter Grace Greenwood,
the authoress. have been invited tonight to
their residence, 2lS New Jersey avenue, to
witness the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Annie Grace Lippincott, to Mr.. Her
bert Hall Winslow of New York, the we'll
known dramatist The marriage has baen
little hurried, and therefore the arrange
ments Will be somewhat simpler than at
first anticipated. The officiating clergyman
will be Rev. A. d. Mayo of the Unitarian
Church, who Is a brother-in-law of Mrs
Lippincott. The bride will wear the Gus
tomary white satin wedding dress and veil
OF tulle. She is a highly accomplished
young lady whose musical abilities are of
the finest order. Her marriage to Mt.
Winslow is particularly interesting from
the fact that their families have been long
acquainted while they themselves were
scarcely Known to each other until lately.
MI. Winslow was divorced from his first
Wife last summer, in Yankton, g. d.. hay-
ing separated from her two years ago, and
having applied for the divorce a year since.
AFTER the ceremony tonight the couple are
going away for a little trip, and will then
return here before going to New York
where they will reside
One of the large receptions yesterday was
that given by Mrs. Ferdinand wilmerding
at her home in New York. to introduce her
daughter. Miss Alice Tracy wilmerding,
the granddaughter Of ex-Secretary Tracy
The latter was unable to attend the recep-
ton, being confined to his room by illness.
Mrs. Walcott and Miss walcott, 1926 o
street northwest will be glad to see friends
Saturdays from 3 to 8. Later their usual
musicale will commence at o'clock.
Mrs. John Scott has returned from the
south and will be pleased to see her friends
at ia 18th street southwest
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S. Kan1n, Sons
& Co.,
@Gh & MapNeG gpaoeo
W G + iildl
Friday am excellent day to
serve the public. just as
many goods sold ON that
day as amy i'm the week,
providing something is Of
fered that catches the eye
and purse.
For tomorrow
We offer a line of Wool Dress Goods Remnants
which represents all kinds OF Half wool, Atwood
and Woodland, silk Novelties, Rough Effects. serges
and Fancy Jloaking Cloth in fact, the finest line of
Fancy and Hain Wool Dress Material that has
We are sure that il YOU can save from Is to SOC.
a yard, according to the kind you buy, you will
many hundreds of Remnants that already in
Dress Lengths OF different numbers OF yards. This
grand selection you will find in our Remnant De-
Take the Elevator.
I'm addition
To this excellent drawing card. we shall sell
one lot Of China Silk and surah Remnants. Thi'
24-inch Ali-silk Surah. in three shades of yellow
bluet and gray. Those are the only colors Il
one lot of Fancy Figured silk Remnants. Satir
Radame Bengallnes and F&il,es only ise a! yard o.
hat trimmings, such shades as Yellow nile. tur
quoise. cardinal, baby blue and pink o9c yart
Hand=knit
WOODEN GOODS.
Chfdreu's White and Black Hand-knit Drawer
if fades Hsndknit Fascinators in pink and
0' ladies Hand knit Fascinators. in black. pink
red. blue and chinchilla: ..................3 sc
50 DOZ.
Ladies' Canton Flannel Drawers. lace trim
'n ss,nch.widc Lace Strip, scrim sc
32-inch Plain and Fancy Figured Silkone fol
orsPe5y Or Patterns Of Fancy Striped Outing skirt
Ing 5 different coorngs, per pattern. Bee
An entire line OF Fancy Light Outing Elan
mel. cream ground. with red, pink, blue, Lavender
and red striped; also plain pink, Light blue and
large variety Of New Patterns in Flannel
e'ass complete line Of Plain and Fancy Eiderdowns
the very newest colorings. 70 and 49c
80 pieces French Flannel Novelties, any shade
and pattern you wish. 39c
One lot of Embroidery and Inserting Remnants
suitable for trimming and yokes at less than hall
Of the former marked prices.
One lot OF Lace Remnants, an accumulation OF
a busy week. at about one-third Of the former
marked prices.
Satin=CoVered
Pincushions, TIE best selection of shapes and
colors and the lowest prices.
Satin PincushiCns, size SKIS, I'm all cOors. .23c.
Satin PincushiCns, size 7x9. In all coors. .25c.
Satin PincuShiOns, size 9x9, In all coOrs. 2Sc.
Satin PncushOl size 10x1o. in all coors. Bic.
Satin PincgrhlC size 9x12, in all coors. 4Oc.
This line YOU will find IN LnOn Department,
together with full assortment Of other fancy
novelties for the holidays.
N.onnx
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Naval Orders.

Surgeon j. B. Parker has been ordered
to examination for promotion. Assistant
Naval Constructor g. w. Street. from the
New York navy yard to temporary duty at
the Navy Department and. upon its COM
pletion. to the Union iron works as SUPER
inteDdent OF construction. Lieutenant J. R.
Selfridge. to examination for promotion.
Paymaster G. w. Littlefield has been de-
tached from the Dale and ordered to settle
accounts. Lieut. J. F. Craven, to exami-
nation for promotion. Lieut. w. p. Bron-
ough, from the Naval Academy and grant,
ed three months leave.
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Hand Bags
and
Satchels.

BLACK GRAIN LEATHER BAGS with
1.-TWO outside pockets-sizes Q, 10 and IL
inches-S1.75, S1.90 and S2.10.
BROWN GRAIN LEATHER SATCIlELS-
with metal frame, linen lining, inside pocket
and nickel trimmings-sizes IL, 10, II and
10 inches lao. Sl.55, $l.70 and Sl.So.
MOVE GRAIN LEATHER BAGS, the new
shade, with pigskin lining. inside pocket and
gilt trimmings-s.zes IL. II and 10 inches
s3.l5. $3.50 and S3.75.
BROWN GRAIN LEATHER BAGS, with
leathcr-covered frames, nickel trimmings,
leather lining and inside pocket-sizes II,
10, IL and Is inches-$2.4 40, SECS, $500 and
s3.15.
REAL ALLIGATOR BAGS-leather- covered
frames, metal trimmings, leather lining.
inside pocket-sizes IL. IS. IA and Is
inches-S3. 25, $500. 1895 and s4.25.
BLACK GRAIN LEATHER BAGS-leather-
covered frames and lining. inside pocket and
nickel trimmings-sizes II. Is and IA inches
-S3.15. $3.50 and 1915.
MOVE CABIN BAGS. with leather-covered
frames. pigskin lining. inside pocket and
gilt trimmings-sizes IL, Is and IA inches
$40. $40 and IS.
NEW SHAPE MOVE LEATHER BAGS
with leather-covered frames and leather
Innings, two inside pockets and gilt trim
mings-slzes %, IA and 10 inches-S4. Is,
$3.50 and S4.7J.
GENUINE ALLIGATOR BAGS-new shape
two inside pockets-leather-c frames,
leather lining. nickel trimmlngs-sizes IL
and II iGches-S4.9O and $50 and IS. 25 and
So.
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Pincushions, TIE best selection Of shapes and
colors and the lowest prices.
Satin PincushiCns, size SKIS, I'm all cOlors 23c
Satin PncushiCns, size 7x9. In all colors. 25c.
Satin PincushOns, size 9x9, In all colors. Csc.
Satin Pincushio - size 10x1o in all colOrs Bic.
Satin PincurhiC Ms. size 9x12, in all colors 40c.
This line you will find IN Linon Department,
together with n full assortment OF other fancy
novelties for the holidays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-06
MA RRIED.

LY0NS-FITZ GERALD. On November %, 1894
at the cathedral, Baltimore, Md, by the Rev
Father Riordan, DAVID r. LYONS TO MAMIE
A. FITz GERALD, both Of Washington, ID. G. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-06

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