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DIED.

DREW. On Friday. October II. tss4. At 1910
Wm o. Drew, at her residence. 1887 3Oth
street northwest In the sixty nth year OF her
age.
Services at West Street Presbyterian Church at o
. O'Clock pm. Monday. the 18Th instant
Burial At Oak Hill cemetery. Relatives and
friends respectfully invited 10 attend
GALLAGHER On Thursday, October n. Isp.
Z. Gallagher. aged two years and ten months
May he rest in peace.
Funeral VIII take place from zSie street Friday.
October II. at $50 pm.
MCKINNEY. On Thursday. October n. 1884. ct
Virginia d. McKenney,
Funeral services at the residence OF his parents.
1923 Rhode Island avenue. saturday, At 5
O'clock pm interment private.
MORRIS. On wednesday. October 10. Isos, sr
Fayetteville. Lawrence county, Pa, ANN n
NORRIS, In the seventy nth year OF her age
widow Of the late Rev. Nathaniel Morris
PALMER. suddenly, on October n, 1894. 1t 10
O'Clock pm. at the residence Of her onin-inv
Jas. III. Hin. No. 227 Wilson street northwest
CATHERINE PALMER mother Of the late
Victoria Hill and beloved grandmother OF
Mamie. Hattie and Lfllir Hi.
tional Church. corner 1ith and n streets Dorth
west, Sunday. October II. nj II an Cangrar
Cation and friends invited. New York Iapers
pease copyD e
SWORD On October 10. 1894. at 40 an.
CATHERINE SWORD. Of paralysis. In the any
seventh year Of her age.
Funeral will take place Saturday. at o'clO,k q m
from her late residence. lOg9 81 street slsuth
east. Relstiyes and friends invited.
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GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.
The Improvements Decided Upon by
the Joint COMMITTEES.

= nc A"PTON cHuchtS DcclOeO pom 0y
the Joint Committee.
The public printer has been notified by
Col. John NJ. Wilson. superintendent Of
public buildings and grounds that the Joint
committee on printing has approved Of
plans that have been drawn in the Office of
the chief Of engineers for the repair OF the
old printing Office building. under the ap-
preparation OF $75.OOO made by Congress
The improvements decided upon. which viii
be commenced at once by the engineer Of
the army. include the erection OF a nth
story on the south. center and southwest
fire-proof wings Of the office. and the cree
ton OF four floors connecting the space be-
tween the east and west south center
buildings. Three additional fire escapes
will be erected, and following these improve
ments other improvements and alterations
will be made as the balance OF the appro-
priatiOn will permit. All the work under
taken is in line with suggestions such as
were made by Mr.. Benedict to the joint
committee on printing when Congress was
in session, and when completed will permit
the unloading OF the dangerous II street
wing OF much threatening weight. 1t Is
understood that the army engineers have
found 1t impracticable to do anything with
the H street wing. and IL Is probable that
they will recommend to Congress that IL be
torn down.
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The Aldrich Trial.

Messrs. Saml d. Trultt and Philip Walk
er, counsel for Frank Aldrich. late District
seaier OF weights and measures. stated to-
day that District Attorney Biney had
agreed to call the case against their client
up for trial next Tuesday. As heretofore
stated in The Star, Aldrich stands charged
on two indictments with having forged the
name OF Judge c. e. Cole 20 numerous
promissory notes. The trial will take place
before Judge McComas in Criminal Court
No. l.
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saivatisststs rr~Psrtss Co Receive
Their Coaas sder-ts-Chtef.

Adjutant and Mn. Durham. the district
ofncers of the Salvation Army. are comins
from their headquarters In Baltimore to-
morrow TO hold special meetings at SALIVA
ton Army Hall. $50 Peunsyivsn MIA avenue
Saturday night. Sunday and Monday night.
and also to confer with members OF the
Auxiliary League TO arrangements for
the visit Of General Rooth. the founder OF
the Salvation Army. TO this city On Novem-
Der ). Elaborate preparations are being
made for the reception OF General Booth
In all the principal cities. from Boston to
San Francisco. which he is TO visit in his
tour. In each city the largest halls are
being engaged for his meetings. In New
York he Is TO have a week OF meetings.
beginning on Monday. October -. with
mass meeting In Union Square and a well
come meeting In Carnegie Music Hall. That
night General Booth In 20 be introduced
at Carnegie Music Hall by Rev. Dr. Bradford.
the leading Congregational clergyman OF
New York, and the next night In the same
place by MIR. Chsuncey NJ. Depew. There
are to be special meetings for the Auxiliary
League and for Salvation Army officers. q
Thousand of whom are expected TO be In
New York that week. After visiting
Brooklyn and other neighboring cities Gen.
efai Booth Is TO come 20 Philadelphia
where ex-Postmaster General Nanamaker
IL TO introduce him at the Academy OF
Music. He will then come TO Washington
for Monday evening and part Of Tuesday,
November > and g. speaking Tuesday night
In Baltimore. where Mayor Latrobe is to
preside. Beyond securing Convention Han
for the meeting Of Monday evening Mo-
vember !. very little has yet been done to
prepare for the generals visit 10 Washing
ton, but the arrangements will all he per-
fected and announced at an early day. Gen.
eral Booth will be accompanied On hts tour
OF this country by his son. Commander
Ballington Booth. who is at the head OF the
forces In the United States. of which he
lis naturalized and patriotic citizen. A
number OF other American and English
oncers VIII accompany the general 10
Washington. General Booth spoke in Wash
ington at the National Rifles Hall during
his former visit to this country in lSst and
the hall was packed. although there Was no
such interest In the army then as there is
how. Probably Convention Hall VIII prove
far too small. but Il is the largest In town.
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Sale at the Austrian Minister'S.

The former home Of Chevalier DeTavera,
the Austrian minister. at 1887 I street. is to-
day overlooking with people. eagerly look
ing at the display there spread forth, which
will be sold at public auction on the first
four days OF next week. Yesterday there
was a private view, and the crowd was
very large. Today and tomorrow the house
Is open. to general inspection. There are
439 articles catalogued for sale. Including
some rare pieces OF carved wood. There are
also several costly and handsome rugs and
many valuable pieces OF tapestry. The en-
tire table service of the house is to be sold
as well. Mr.. c. g. Sloan, the auctioneer
who Is In charge, says that this is the most
important sale made In Washington for
many years.
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ma RRIED.

HULSE-kLUCkHUHN. On October o. 1894
EDGAR J. HULsE TO LYDIA A. kLUuK-
HUM. No cards.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. On "Wednesday, De-
tober 10, 1874, JOSEPH A. ROBERTSON 20
ROSA R. ALEXANDER, at st. pegalnic's
Church, BY the Rev. Father Walsh.
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Meeting Of Virginia Republicans.

The Virginia Association held a large and
enthusiastic meeting last night at 2oc4 18th
street northwest. The meeting was called
to order by the president. j. II. Harrison.
The object OF the n Getting was for the pur-
pose Of hearing the report OF the commit
tee on hall After the enrolment of a num-
beg Of rev members. j. III Harrison an
nounced that transportation could be had
any time after Saturday next by applying
at 2)64 Sth street northwest Speeches were
made touching upon the New York situa.
ton
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Carroll Inssttuse Omcer..

The annual meeting of the Carroll In
stitute was held last evening. L. }. Han
nan. who has served five terms in the Office
Of president, resigned. ard George Bogus
was ele ted in his place. MIR. Bogus is one
Of the charter members OF the institute and
Is one of the three original members now
living. the other two being Edmund Nal
lett and ID. I. Murphy. Other officers were
elected as follows: Vice president. John b.
Brady, secretary. James +. Shea treasurer.
y. 7. Taylor Directors. William F. DOW
ney, two years; {. W. Handy. two years
Francis Miller two years; y. H. Shea, two
years: ID. f. McComb. W. l.. Solcau and
Edward Noigt, one year each. The report
Of Treasurer Taylor showed the total re-
ceipts TO have been s1.0ls.3O. 81. 421 Of which
has been for membership dues ana 81. l26
admission fees. There is a small cash bal
ance.
The annual report made by President
Hannah gave an Interesting resume OF the
work of the institute during the past year
and the success which has attended the
efforts.
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Reductions ON Corsets,
broken lines, to make room
for the new fall STYLES.

C r. French Corset. white AMI black. cut
bias. extra length, heavily boned with real whale
hone, fancily trimmed with lace and ribbon Reg
ular prices $3.50 and $50 pair. Special price. 81 so
~ t." French. CDrets, black sateen, medium
length heavily boned, finished with red or blue
Tossing and edge. Regular price $50 pair. spe-
Deisarte Waists, French coutH, extra and me.
dium lengths. clasped or laced fronts perfect fit
ting. Regular price, BITS. Special price. =. 81 30
Jackson Waists, black, gray and white sateen,
extra length. full bust. shoulder straps. Regular
price, $i76 each Special price. .........$I5 80
va Moor Annex to 10th st. bldg }
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Bills I'm Equity.

The following bills In equity were filed
yesterday: Frank Brown against Harriet
Walker and others. to reform deeds to part
Of lot 2. square 494. Augustus s. Shirley
against Caroline p. NEEDING and others, for
an accounting In connection with the per-
sonal estate of the late Mary e. Swear
ingen. Augustus s. Shirley against John ].
NEEDING and others. to establish title to sub
lot 81 square y. and for sale and partition
thereof. and the Washington Hydraulic
Press Brick Company against Jos. A. Souder,
to enforce mechanics lien OF s164.3s on
sub lot 20. square $50.
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Velutina.
Apron Department

Is one of the busiest spots in the store made 50
by just such exceptional values as these:
Childrens School Aprons of fine lawn, Hubbard
style. full Huted ruffe shoulders. Each. .35c.
Childrcns School Aprons of due lawn, Hubbard
style, yoke finished with feather edge full ruie
over sleeves. Each .42c.
Wonen's Tea Apsons l0f fine lawn. deep hem,
good line Of Nuryes' and waitresses' Aprons of
me lawn and apronette. Each. Observation-Disclosures DC.
uSt floor. Bet. 10th and IIth St. bldg }
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Divorce GRANTED.

Judge Hagner has granted Thomas c.
johnson a divorce from HARRIET A. John
son. The bill was filed the 18th Of last jan
uary. The parties were married here jan
uary I. 1856. and lived together until Sep
tember {. 1871. when Mrs. Johnson willfully
deserted and abandoned her husband
Judge Hagner has also granted TO Ida
May Cation a divorce from Henry Cation.
giving Mrs Cation the guardianship and
custody of their child and the right to re-
sumo her maiden name, Faulkner The bill
was filed May - last. setting .orth the
marriage OF the parties here November ~.
1888, and charging the defendant with
drunkenness and cruelty.
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About so All wool sCashhere Dresses, cardinal and
navy shirred yoke, double rufies over shoulders
loose Empire effect from yoke. Sizes and @.
facu 20 -
About 10 Stylish Anwooi Cloth Dresses, navy.
cardinal and brown. lined throughout, full skirt,
neatly trimmed with braid. Sizes 6 to 12. Each,
500
About 30 Dresses Of all-wool fabrics. Persian ef-
fects. lined throughout square yoke, full sleeves
deep arm rufiies. handsomely braided. Sizes 6 to
H. Each. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50
lIth at bailJip0A
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Three Special Values i'm Lit
tile Folks Wearables.

Good Quality Flannel Short Dresses, garnet, navy
and brown, Gretchen waist. full sleeves. wide col
lar. trimmed with two of braid. Each. 81 90
White China and Bengaline Silk Caps, plain and
embroidered. finished with lace ruche and silk cord
full pOmpOn Of lace and ribbon, ribbon ties A
very special value. Each. Observation-Disclosures. 5Oc
Flannel Sacques. In neat pink and blue stripes
turnover collar full sleeves edged with silk stitch
Ing. dai1ty ribbon ties Each. ............g 5c
ga noor 10th st. bIdg)
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Iud9meut MN.

bill in equity was filed today by the
National Marine Bank Of Baltimore, Nd.
against VIM. A. Vaughn to enforce ON sub
lots i9-36. square 1912 judgment creditors
bill OF $50.
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VS. proclaim III
and It's irrefutabls
world produces nd house In America does-
Vr name lower prices than Ne do
sAkS AND COMPANY.
All fixed
for. tomorrow.

for our Boys Depart
ment. That's a good
many suits - more'n
some stores have alto
gether. But we need
ed 'em to fill in where
the buying had bought
out. Lots of the $3.50
Combination Suits
among them-l0ts for
the S3.75 grade-lots
of finer ones for a new
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
are worth Sc and So.
We don't think we
ever offered any bigger
bargain than these
$3.50 Suits are. All
wool-two pairs of
pants-strongly made
-serviceable colors-
right i'm fit-and only
$3.50. Same as the
S3.75 everywhere else.
Our S3.75 are a great
deal better--good as a
SIS. So the S4.75 can't
help having Sc or 81
worth of value i'm it.
You don't hear any,
thing about double
seats and double knees
i'm the Pants except
from US. Almost
counts as another
pair.
And Suits that are
not Com bin a ton
hundreds of 'em-LOng
and short Pants-tW0
and three piece-nov-
elites and staple styles.
No careless stitches
no fHimsy fabrics-no
shirked Work-marked
just as low as we can
possibly put the prices.
Anxious to know if
they don't wear better
than amy Suits your
boys have had. Anxious
to make wrongs right.
The money back with
out a Whimper.
We can furnish them Hats furnish
them ShOes-furnish them Furnishings.
Big varieties-big yalues-in ali these
thlngs-bring big busness-and that's
what brings down the prices. You help,
you see.
w IN at time to-
morrow. morning,
afternoon or evening?
Amy time suits us.
~ AKSANDCOMPANN !
" Only Complete outfitters in Town, NJ
. Pa. Av. and 9TH st. u
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A suit for divorce has been filed by Mary
Z. keiser against John o. Kelser The
papers were withheld from ,sahlication.
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LOTHROP.
Girls Clothing Department
10TH. nth AND r SITS NV.

Offers for Saturday very special in jack
cts. Long Coats School Dresses &C., the result of
favorable purchase made this week! Some of the
lots are small All the garments are this seasons
best shapes and styles.
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Shoes.

We do not handle any but reliable Shoes made
by manufacturer with the best Of regulations.
That 10 why We can guarantee all the Shoes we
sell. We have received Tor this season line Of
Women's Shoes unsurpassed anywhere Every good
style IL shcwn-from toe to common sense"
and prices range from $3.50 to $500 pair.
Boys Button and Lace Shoes, 81 to 5h Special
price, pair. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 80
Youths Button Shoes. II to ~ Special price,
Ia LIST X.)
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LISTEN,
Mothers!

HERE'S A COMBINATION SUIT THAT'S
VIRTUALLY TWO SUITS CONSISTING
OF DOUBLE BREASTED JACKET
WITH TWO PAIRS OF PANTS AND
YACHT CAP I'd MATCH Is MADE OUT
OF NEAT -SERyICEABiE CHEyIOT-AND
THE PE:CE OF THE WHOLE Is $50
TWO BETTER GRADES OF THE SAME
SORT OF SUIT AT 81 AND IS. YOU
WON'T Buy ANY OTHER KIND FOR
YOUR Boy EXECUTING THOSE WITH
EXTRA PANTS AFTER YOU ONCE TRY
TirEM-'CAUsE A GOOD JACKET AL
WAYS oUTwEARs TWO PAIRS OF
PANTS-AND DIFFERENT JACKET
AND PANTS NEVER LOOK As DREssY
AS JACKET AND PANTS ALIKE.
YOU WON'T WONDER WHY WE SELL.
SD MANY OF THOSE sec SEPARATE
KNEE PANTS AFTER SEEING THEM.
WE THINK Yor CAN SPEND SOME OF
YOUR TINE ADyANTAGEoUsLy HERE -
TOMORROW.
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Two Special Values i'm Chill
dren'S School Stockings.

Cbildrens 'Ironclad Fine Ribbed Fast Black
Stockings. double knees heels and toes. Sizes g.
81, Z. ~. 8. Pair. Recommendations. DE
Size s1s. Pair. ........................21 &c
Size 9. Pair. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2gc
Boys Heavy Fast Black Bicycle Stockings. double
t1st hOor .,.................2 ID annex. }
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Boys Clothing Department

DUyS OfUtnIEIg Department
Offers the following extraordinary values i'm Suits,
listers, Refers, &c., also the result of special puff
chase made this week. Note the prices.
200 Boys DoubIe=Breasted Wool Suits.
Sizes 4 to IS. $500 the Suit.
THAN ClEAr MI.w SUITS
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ST RA@BWRG|ER'@
DRY GOODS & CLOAK
HOUSE,
A0A & A06 SEVENTH
ST. M.w.
It
Naval Movements.

Naval MOvements.
The Monterey has sailed from New What
com to Pert Angeles. Washington. for tar
get practice. The Michigan has arrived at
Detroit. having completed her work OF sur
vey In the Detroit river. The Mohican has
arrived at Mare Island
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Two Special Values in
W0men's Kid Gloves.

Just received the second lot OF 4-button Kid
Gloves. In tan, white and black, with self or black
embroidery and large pearl buttons. Pair. 81. 90
Also i-buttOn Pique Gloves, in craven tan. with
spear point embroidery and large bone buttons
'ist hoor. Opp. silks }
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Boys Elue and Black Serges. Each. ...... SC. 90
Boys Very Fine worsteds. Each. .......... 50 90
All Blue Suits warranted all wool and fast color
Boys Fancy Woven Cheviot Suits, with double
seat ana knees. $500
Boys Blue ChinchiIla Refers, all sizes. Zach,
1878
Boys Long Visor Bicycle Caps new shape.
Boys Eton Caps, long and short visors. Each soc
Mothers Friend Shirt Waists, unstarched per
Gale. neat figures. Each. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SOC
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CrOckery.

Stone China Dinner and Soup Plates 7 and A.
inch, second quality. Regular price, Soc doz 2Sc
stone China Butter Dishes. covered second dual.
ity. Regular price, SIC. each. loc
O. e. Naples, l2-inch. Regular price, Sc
China Soap Slabs. Regular price, 1Oc each. .4c
3-piece Decorated Porcelain Oatmeal Sets. Regu-
lar price, 2,c set. .1Oc
Fancy China After-dinner Coffee Cups and Saucers.
Regular price. &c. each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Zoe.
50 piece Decorated Porcelain Tea Sets.
Each Observation-Disclosures. .S2y5
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Carriers
Little Liver
Pills.
SICK HEADACHE

POSITIVELY CURED ny rHEsK .rrTtx Prla
They also relieve Distress froo Dyspepsia
Indigestion and Too Hearty hfiag sx< &.
feet remedy fer Dixzine~A. Nausea Dro~Bl-
ness. Bed Taste IN the Mouth, Coated
1oNgue. Pain IN the etda. TORPID LVR
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A Surprise Party.

100 dozen Mems Natural gray Scotch Wool Un-
dershirts and Drawers, worth any ones 81. IS and
sold for less than 81, at...... Soc each
These. and many other Big Bargains, can be had
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Individual Salts cut pattern. Regular price, DC
oseu .'..'.............. ................. 10c.
TaDie salts, cut pattern. large size Regular
price, ioc. each. DC.
Housefurnishings.
Polished Potato Washers. Each.
Ricker's One-minute" Tea. Pound. 2,c
Enameiine. Regular price. 1Oc. box. &c
haH's Electric Chemical Soap. Regular price.
~ "o'tIe.'..'.. 1Oc.
Pyies' Pearline. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Fateht Match Scratchers. Regular price, &C.
eacn ......-......G... Observation-Disclosures
Ideal" Sad Ironi Rests with polisher. Regular
price, &c each. ..................,IOc
Enameied Steel Coffee Pots. Regular price, Soc
each '........-.... -. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Die
Polished Copper bottom Coffee Pots. Regular
price. 81 90 each. az.
Regular price, $1.f5 each an,
iS'inch Japanned Coal Hods Each 1hc
Japanned Stop Pals. Regular price. 25c each .12c.
steel Fire Pokers Each. ....................3c.
Toys.
IT'S treat for the little ones to bring them i'm
TO look through this department. Don't be back.
ward. even though you don't care to buy II Won
no we nave what yoa want and at the right price
ooioreo Marbles. assorted. Dozen. Sc
nooAs' Hach. ......! ...................5c
Watches. Each. e.
Musical Tops. Each. .................b &c
Architectural Blocks. Box. I0c
drawing Teachers Each. ..............I loo
Jack Straws Box 10,
Painting Books Each. ..'............,lo c
"Planchette'' OF
fietnre biocks % kinds. Box. .25c
Ffreside Story Books Each aac
Pictures to Paint. Box. ..........e5c
Paper Soldiers, with tents. on stands Box 25c
Easel Biackheards Each. ......c &c
Picture Puzzles. Each osc
"outja." the talking board. .asc
'Halma' ar
"Parcbeesi'' .......,...... ,So
Roller skates. Pair. soc
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HandkerChiefs.

100 dozen Ladies' 25c. Hand Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs at exactly half price. 2 for sc
90 dozen soc. and S5c. Hand Embroidered HAND
kerchiefs, new and handsome designs, less than
NAH price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Csc.
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wear.

Individual Salts cut pattern. Regular prize. o5c
'oNe" .1Oc,
Table Salts, cut pattern. large size Regular
price. 10c. each. n
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ITEMS

Soc SILK End Saspenders. .25e a pair
Mems for 2oc. Colored Border Hemstitched Hand
Aefeheis ut DC.
l5c Seamless Socks. In blues, tans and mixed
color natr 2S.
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At $3.50 Per Pair.

DOur annual importation Of the Justly
celebrated "Reynier" Gloves has arrived.
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New Gloves, ST..

Also. something new In an elegant f.
button Russia Leather Glove. soft. and
extra durable. in tans. ox-blood,
modes. in self and contrasting stitching,
which we ehall run