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SHIPPIEG SEUS.
.LuAS,c FOR 70 0sv.
PORT OF NEW YORK.

aAl Els;.rs S'lsl-f- r=s, '.s.-.;; tat
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Election In Tottenyine.

ToTTESvILLE. :. /, March .0-Ths .rs'
charter siectiou under the new incorporation as
a village Is bsius he'd here to-day. rse-r Is but
che ticket ia the heli, which vas selected at a
cfttreI4' meeting held a week ago. and Is nAts
up OF 10th ~politicAl parties. II reads as follows
For President 2. SteVArt Nance. Trustee, oas
y-ar. kntrs~ Abrams. Trustee. TOO years. Frank
L Haikiu& Hampton Ellis Treasurer. Gecrg-
Role. Collector. william n Skiimors
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Can - .1r- bal - Re Department % Public
Wa-sr TO-DAY s-aa-I bids Tor sq'HizE iapruytns
AT altering = -E---- u sewers Iat To- furnish
~ ',s l-rs--ErEr s"tn -LAru cubic ysras of
SAIL L.--- aH-- over 4 gor- ladders a1d sew
ea' -.1r-. -,iN re -an'-a"Gs Nh b. AWARDED to
-~-r-.rA.N s-- irH dGs Ine Itu4;sd.
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COTTON PRICES LOWER.
wheat and Corn Markets show ""
Marked ChanE~s

Cotton opened az about Two points de-
cline on some months, with the other
months unchanged, May sold within
range % 20 and TS during the fore
noon. The storm AT the South inter-
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BIPARTISAN POLICE BILL.
II IL Made n Special Order fog
Thur-iry in state senate.

ALBANY. March 1.-THE New York
Bi-P4rtlsiu Police Commission bill was
r4i= 1 special oder IN the Senate this
morning for Thursday morning.
Senator Cantor said he had no obiec-
ton to such a cou-sa. but he would con-
ta~t thu oiH at ev1-y point and object to
ttS passage. :
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indiana Fnrliry Poisoned.

RAwFuEn>TrLLE rni Ma 80,
.aa r.'so1ius cs-.-re4 a, H,is7or7 last sandy
u's-' rha 'arIIs iat help = u Has E--.
fAsSu vtyls-'ls strk 4''-- H,t.1E 'n1--l "ar.--
su h--- isa'hs sll Ns-iv --sEt'. George .4s5v
q rpIo-~! hf-si s17i. = deaf Al! " Hirs at
a., nara---,r-sw. Srs g.Tsr- a-- rot expected
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says lie Was Pushed on n Car.

=. --lr O. 20 ait - ~ ~ u-1gElr b.
rar-u. : 1cgass. ssl.n., ne ur-r,lya CITY RAJ
rad 'cnpl-. AS -~oG,a4-i before JgiEe as
fr-r, n re ,i-, ,.I-. U-rr.I.n. rh, inning
S,trv1s. alII1s BE- "a pushed = Ca y zee
,.-r4-ys .l-s aat severely Ir.g--l
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New Election for holland.

THE HAGUE. March Glowing to
the recent defeat Of the Government on
the Electoral Reform bill. the Session az
the States General has been closed The
election has been fxei for April 10.
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school Teacher. Retirement.

lBy Associated Press
ALBANY, March N-The senate to-
day passed Mr.. Ahearn's New York
School Teachers Retirsmen, bill.
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..,ds.s OF the Code Of Civil, Procedure. Yor
- reasons the Application for al order 10
A.. eIIss a. for . writ Of habeas corpus -
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SHOT FROM
the RIGHT.
tCortrtri from First p1c.

the entire Nassau street front OF the
little Office She was resting partly on
the projecting bas- OF the radiator,
her limbs were extended towards me-
and towards the rear OF the room at full
length. and her skirts We're punched
Her head was .aciinat slightly 20 TIE
.4tt, 50 that hAr right temple was up
turned sufficiently to show me tina
there was a grsa: gaping wound .hara.
from WI Oh blood vas apwtnE Iowa her
face and W Il her co-sAge. There was
NJ other blood in sight.
Her ey-itis Htcks-Ad slightly. ind
eating . M. for | have span' Soma
time In tn" clinic. the lissac..rg room.
and hesid- Injured people. possibly a -.
turning Consciousness. / had not then
discovered ta- true character 4 the
wound.
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Alice Moore. for,y-ssven years Old vas found
dead in bed az IS East Fo-ty-S<cont street.
xhsrs sAs rooEed. al 10 o'e.ock tEiI HoraiHs.
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That Chair Incident.

But Mr.. herman tells another startling
thilg. l!-S.g+'
When I bat Over AMI raised th- girl
in my arms | found that my action VAS
hanperat by an armisrS Cane-s-atei
chair which stood iu NJ northwest cor
n-r u the rom, between The s.eam picss
AMI i rJ,ltAg-t1p i~sk. | told Mage -
move It out ot the way. and he dti so.
The position OF that chair had been
taken in by my eye as [ entered. for. as
| Saii u-rOr-. all my newspaper instincts
led me % TAXI in the details u the situa-
zion. and that chair tuokei a. II IL had
been kicked away carelessly by some one
rising from it"
When the police questioned Mage
and examined the room a little later
there Ms i evolving bookcase in that
cOru-r and l. was stated that hat book
case always had been in hat spot.
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MiuIp. Stocks


The following are the closing 9uo.A.
t!ons OF mining stock. AZ the Cousol!-
lated EKchang, to-day:
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DECEIVED
HER RHODES,

trcrtrD,i rom Pre- Pt->.N
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ITO ease her position I gathered her in
my arms and moved her yu; aud laid
her at rul! length on thu floor. Then /
noticed that there was an irregular
shaped pool OF blood just at her left. a.
4 she nal sat w.'h h-r back l. the rad
ator. Yet there was no bloc! flowing
from the left side Of her hral"
Joseph I. Mage. who saws he was the
only U,her person IN the little Offices
where the tragedy occurred. has told
what h. Iti II says h. was in ne liz
tie reception room az the ~rear-ahou.
tw-ntN-nv- -. away from the place
where Mr.. Herman found the dying girl.
that Ne rsart the report " thu pistol
in the iron. utt,-, tuSh-l to the door
and opened h., saw Miss Fuller lying
On the floor a-i rGsh-t ont to an Tor
help.
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CT TL|TNI NTLlNEN3
SAILED TO-DAY.
spec r-s-s7
f, zia4 .oEIal Havana
g-. , NIsG--4 "A A-sa,
sab Coca
ARRIVED.
sloane F.-,ta- n. rar. 4. L--t.-
>.-a-r- 10 -arr NAtarHa-
<f.t-s- l.7,eF go. E-s-~.
S'sr-s- r.lr- .nf's-ta-
~.a--.- y ,-s UIrs r.
>t-a-y- E.r...h Has -rs
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DIED.

| ALDRDGE. In Connecticut. October Is, 1894.
HARRY ALDRIDGE formerly Of this city, ia,
the forty fourth year OF his age.
BEAGLE On Sunday, October IS. 1894. at 2:Ia
years and three months.
Our Ruth from this earth has fed.
father, mother, mourn her DEATH
And sister, brothers, wept the tear
For one beloved by all 50 dear.
So good so gentle and so kind;
Around he were hearts entwlned.
Too pure for eaIth, she reIsns hIgI,
An angel form prepared to die.
FuLeral will take place from her parents res
dence, 1921 ROsedale street northeast, on Tue
day. October 30, at $780, Relatives and frienn,
WILLIAM, beloved husband OF Eliza Brookings.
Day BY day we all shall miss him;
But in heaven hope to meet him,
Never more to part again.
Funeral from Nineteenth Street Baptist Church
Tuesday, October 30, at pm. ="
BUSH. On Saturday. October p. 1884, JULIA
years.
Funeral from the residence of her grandson. John
X. Bush. No. Gas I'd street northeast, Tuesday,
October 80. at O'Clock am. Mass at st.
Joseph's Church.
CLARK. On Monday. October 20 1894, at s:45
four years and eighteen days.
street p'r northeast. Tuesday at pm. 10 Inter,
ment at Congressional cemetery.
CLARK. On October %, 1894. ats o'clock a. m,
HARRY Y. CLARK, aged thirty one years.
Funeral from residence. 1902 1lth street north
west, Wednesday, October 81. pm.
CUINERwEI.L. In San Francisco. Cal. on oct,-
Der ls, 1894. STEPHEN 5. CJINEi,wEIJ. In
the sixty eighth year OF his age, formerly OF
Washington.
DOWD. After long and painful illness. MARY
f.. beloved wife OF Patrick Dowd on Sunday.
the 18th day OF October, 1894, at l:i0 am,
In her forty seventh year.
May she rest In peace.
Funeral to take place from her late residence.
2o34 18th street northwest. on Tuesday at 8
o'clock an and thence TO the Church OF ST.
requiem mass Will be said for the reposc OF her
soul. Relatives and friends respectfully invited
10 attend.
HOBBS. On Saturday, October "a. 1894 RE,
BEcCA V. HOBBS. the beloved daughter OF
John II. and the late Sarah +. SnithsOn, after
short and painful illness, which she bore with
Christian fortitude.
Funeral from the residence Of her father, John II.
Smthson, No. l07 Az street southwest 0c-
tober 30 at 3 O'Clock pm. Baltimore and
Frederick papers please copy
MAHER. On Monday, October %, 1894, at
o'clock am, PATRICK MAiIER, aged sixty
seven years.
Funeral from his late residence 1919 o street.
Trinity Church, Georgetown, where requiem
mass will be said. Friends and relatives iu-
yited. &c
PRICE On Sunday evening. October 2s 1894.
Mrs. THOMASINE GREENLEES PRICE.
Mary GreeDlees, I'm Brookland, ID, G., at
O'Clock Tuesday, October 800 Q'ttsburg
papers please copy
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Ohio. to spend the winter with relatives AMI


friends.
Mrs. Ralph C. Johnson has returned to her
house on 10th street and has with her Miss
Mcclellan, her sister, and Miss Patterson,
her niece.
The Hedera Club OF East Washington
gave It's initial dance last Wednesday.
Ihe hall was prettily decorated with ivy
leaves, the Ivy being the club emblem.
MI. w after burgess was master of cere-
monies, and on the floor committee were
Messrs. Herbert Hopkins John Gottsman
ana William Slayien. The chaperons were
Mesdames Hutchinson, Tufts. Johannis and
Hall. Among those present were Prof and
Mrs. Elicit, Mr.. and Mrs. Adams Mr. and
Mrs. Tydings, Mr.. and Mrs. Deal Mr. and
Mrs. Willoughby, the Misses Adams, Glenn
mons, Bayliss, Andrews, Amiss, Brown,
Calvin, Fowler, WilIoughby. Shomo. Par
sons, Peake, Swanson. Proctor, Whitaker,
White, Searles, Cheseldine, Hamlin, Her.
man, Rhodes, Mulloy, Kock, Carpenter.
Cross, Beers, Carter and Espey, and Messrs.
Anderson, Andrews, Adams, Burgess, Ba-
den, Brown, Beall Boswell, Butler, Brash-
ears, Cassell, Chescldine Cole, Duvall, Doug
lass, Demont, Dove, Durn, Elicit, Fraser,
Gottsman. Goodman, Hopkins, Hall, Kar-
ney, Kaufman, Jaspar, Hlchew. Humphrey.
mick, Peake Miller. OConnel, Sautmeyer.
Sladen, Stevens, Shreeves, STEELE, Upton,
Yount, Thompson, Wells and Hulse
A surprise party was given to Miss Rosa
Edwards at 615 23d street by her girl and
boy friends. The evening was spent in
dancing and games. Among those present
were the Misses Swaker, Healey, Edwards,
McHaney, Everett, Butler. Bridget, Mrs.
Edwards, Mrs. Birch, Walter Scott, Joseph
Ryan, Charles Herbert, Joseph Reiff, John
Bandroff, Edward Healey. George and Hsr-
Vey Daw and Charles Dodge.
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Dress Findings.

Least prices ever linked with reliable findings.
&c yard for Triumph Dress Extender. light and
feHible. Can be adjusted to any garment.
19c for dozen spools OF Black Sewing SILK. Same
quality as the best you have ever used, only so
instead of 100 yards each SPOOL
Sc for Prym's Continuous Hooks and Eyes.
2sc for 35c Needle Booas
&c pair for Rubber Dress Shields and 15c for
those Of silk
7c card for the Quickly Adjusted Hooks
IND Eyes.
&c dozen for Toe quality Covered Dress steels.
4c dozen for Horn Dress Bone
Zoe for dozen srools Blasting Co;toa..
Be ard &c pieces Zone Casing; worth more.
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CHARGED WITH PERJURY.
-Four Men Held for the Grand Jury
by Judge Miller.

Charles Willis, William Carter Charles
Shreeves and William A. Clark were held
by Judge Miller today for the action Of the
grand jury on a charge of perjury, in de-
fault Of 5000 bond each. Clark was con-
victed last week Of selling liquor to minors
but during the trial Willis Carter and
Shreeves testified that no liquor was sold
as charged. Clark claimed the same. It
was proved that the charge was true. and
hence the above-nemed were arrested for
perjury, with the above result. The de-
PENDANTS claimed that they testified to the
effect that they did not See the liquor sold,
not that 1t was not sold.
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The Salariea Paid.

. A decree pro confesso granted recently
by Chief Justice Bingham ordering the
payment Of salaries to certain employees
Of the steamer Lady Of the Lake. a. set
forth In libel suit, was set aside this
afternoon by the court upon the payment OF
the emount admitted by the defendant t.
be due 1880.
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Veterinary Association.

The Veterinary Association OF the ID
trict Of Columbia met last evening in
lecture hall OF the United States CoilC
Of Veterinary Surgeons, 222 c street =.
interesting paper on "Colic and Its Comp.
cations" was read by Prof Walmer, a.
some very rare cases were reported by otL
members.
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Coored Embroidered F1annels, in the follow
Ing combinations: Cardinal with black embrr!d-
cry, cardinal with self, light blue with self,
pink with self, gray With red, gray with light
blue, gray with black, black with gold, black
with self, &c. Good quality. Yard. .75c
Better grades 81. 90, 81 % and $50 yard.
White Embroidered Flannels, A. all wool or
cotton and wool.
Plain Scallop. yard. ....................... Zoe
Plain Hemstitched yard. ................. Doc
Hemstitched with emb. above, yard. ...... CSC.
Finer qualities, In deeper and more elaborate
All-wool Wrapper Flannel, stripes ami plaids
Of grny, Clark blue, red and lavender. zoe.
Shrunk Skirti.-g Flannel, plain colors and
stripes. light and dark, heavy weight. Yard. zoe.
Red Twilled Flannel, "a, yard. ...-........ &c.
Better grades up to Coo. yard.
Navy Blue Twlled Flannel. 27-inch. Yard. 2oc.
Better grades up to SOC. yard.
Eiderdown Flannel, plain red. dark gray,
light gray. pink, cream, light blue, &c. 80
inches wide. Yard 0Oc
Swandown Wrapper Flannel, light and dark
Plain CoIored Opera Flannel. 27 inches wide,
all wool. Yard -. T. ..!4................. soc
I'll
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A Bicycle Accident.

While descending Caritol Hill last eveninc
Miss Mai Hurdle. a well-known young lad )
who resides at SIG G street. was struck by,
an unknown bicyclist and injured about tn .
face and head. She was assisted to h, {
home. where she received medical attell-
ton.
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1000 Imitation Past6is and Taber's Arto-
types 11x14 inches, in lwhite enameled frames.
Each recommendations. So:
Colored Prints, 12x26, In white enameled
frames, with heavy torchon mats. EACH. E.
Photographs, 11x14 and 10x17 inches, fifty
subjects, in pink, blue, white and gilt enam-
eled frames Each. :
300 Remarque Proof Etchings, 14x2s inches,
by the best American etchers. Fancy oak
frames. Each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4
100 Imitation Pastels and Fac-smes of
Water Colors, in fancy white and gold frames.
so Engravings 20x24, In oak frames, with
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Suit for Divorce.

John j. b. Lerch has been made the /.
PENDANT I'm a suit for divorce instituted
Lena Lerch. The papers in the case W..
withheld from publication.
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New Pictures aft Little Prices.


HERETOFORE
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MA RRIED.

DUNN-FTZSIMM0NS. On June p, 1894, at TIA,
Cathedral, Baltimore, Md, by the Rev FAITH.
Reardon, WILLIAM +. DUNN and AGNES Z.
| FrTZSIMMONS, both OF Washington, ID. Z.
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$3.50
For. 1898 Velvets.

Exquisite Black Velvet. 30 inches wide. Extra
values also secured at 81, s1.25, 81 So $3.50, 81
yard.
DCerIse bldet and other shades in velvets at
81. sl.25. sl.Jo and yelutlna at sac and 81 %
yard. all extra good values
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100 Water Colors, 11x1S, neat gilt frames
with three-inch heavy gilt mat. EACH. ST.
80 Real Pastels, 2Ox24, in white and gold
frames, with torchon mats. Each. l o,
100 Engravings, 20x24, new subjects tn
white and gold frames, with gilt bow-knot
corners Each. Observation-Disclosures. 200
French Mirrors, oval shape, .bevel edge in
FURNISHED gilt frames, with metal bow knots
Each OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50
Oil Paintings, with heavy gilt frames. Each 10 90
Oak Easels, adjustable rests. Each. III
CrayOn Portraits. Each. Observation-Disclosures. 195
Picture Frames made to order. Five hundred pat
terms to select from. Oak, gilt, ivory, white
enamel, bronze, silver, maple, cherry and ebony.
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Flanme1s for All PURPOSES.

I
rASHs OF EVERY
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Arist0cratic Bargains.

Most people say Mime Vrot is the leading nnilainer
of Paris,of the world But there those who favor
such contemporaries nichnerviez Cuvee, Heitz
Boyer Paul Virot and Berthe. Their names and VII
rots will be found i'm the hats and bonnets now at The
Palas Royal at less than cost of importation. And
here imported model-one of kind-costumes
worth up to $50 at only SIs5o for choice Here, too
elegant capes and Jackets at dollars less than intended
prices.
Over $4,000 worth of aristocratic bargains have
poured into this street building during the last few
days. Pity the oversanguine importers and give The
Palas Royal management credit for temporarily
making Washington the best and cheapest shopping
place i'm the United States.
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French Wrapper Flannel, best quality, the
Kind that usually sells for 65 or Toe. Newest
colorings. q inches wide. Yard. .......... JOc
Gray Skrting Flannel. light, dark and nat
urai shades q inches wide. Yard. .S7hc
Better grades Soc yard.
Gray Flannel for interlinng, 81 inches wide.
iaru ..............-.-... .12Rc.
Better grades, II and 25c. yard.
Cream Cricket Cloth for afghans, &C. "a
inches wide. Yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS
A COMPLETE LINE OF WHITE FLANNEIs
FOR SKIRTS AND UNDERWEAR.
"a SaXony Flannel. Yard. ................ 25c.
Better grades up to COO. yard.
7-s Saxony Flannel. Yard. Observation-Disclosures. 42c
Better grades up to Toe. yard.
a. Sa1Ony Flannel. Yard. bOc
Better grades up to $1.OO yard.
"A Silk Warp Flannel. Yard. .......... 0Oc
"a Shaker Flannel. Yard ............. DC
BETTER grades up to Soc. yard.
7-s and A. Shaker Flannel. Yard. ......... 37hc.
Better grades up to 75c yard.
White Twilled Shaker Flannel. extra heavy,
Better grades up to Sc. yard.
DOmet Flannel for Children's night wear All
cotton. Yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL
Better grades 10 and 15c yard.
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Dress Goods.

All the Wool and Silk fabrics advertised for this
morning were not here. We accept the respen-
sibfity and apologize. Notwithstanding the fnuh
ls I'm New York. The telegraph has been freely
,sed and If anything Is certain 1t is that all the
goods will be here tomorrow morning
Attention is not asked 50
much to the prices as to the
originality, the beauty, the
excellence of the fabrics,
which are certainly SUI
perior i'm variety and style
to any yet seen here.
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''High Art"
SHOES.

III You wish to see what a marvellous
--- advance has been made In the Art
of shoemaking, our exhibition
Not only made to look well but to
wear well. Beauties even as low as
--- 81 per pair for both men and women.
Fine soft ''Deerskin'' Shoes at 81
-- for ladies who walk a great deal
- shed water, and are very swell"
The same style and service you have
- been paying SO and 81 for are here
--- ut $3.50. For instance, those stylish
Real Seal Leather "waterproof''
walking Shoes for ladies' at $3.50 A
------ custom shoemaker would ask S.
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TIE EVENING 49,
WOOD}W ARD4', LOTHROP,
~
AssFhousand Boys Hats,
:. -
SOC. Each.
SOC. Each.
10TH. nth AND = sTA NV.
All of Them Suitable for Girls.


All of Them Suitable for Girls.
TRB4Ns FANCY CHECKS FINE
CLOTH PULL DOWN Poo RED
TURBNs
L
Boys All=Wool Chevot Knee Pants,
'7--it
At csc. the Pair.
SPECIAL
Flannel Night Dresses for Women
At $I.25 Each.
BE
Women's Fanneette Short Skirts
At 25c. Each.
FLANNEL SKIRTS WORN EsrRIEsSE
Best English Bristle Tooth Brushes,
....s At 10, IS and 25c Each.
DIST floor. st bldg enpanes'
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Art Needlework Depart
ment. Some good values
i'm Stamped Goods. &C.

Tinted Bedford Cord Table Covers. Each Soc
Tinted Sorrento Table Covers. Each. ..... 25c.
Monte Bureau Scarfs. Each. ............. Csc
China Silks I'm the newest patterns and
coiors Yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5Oc.
Better qualities, Toe. and 81 90 yard.
Mellon Head Rests, the latest. EACH. 1Sc.
Others up to $1.OO
Japanese Rep Head Rests. Each. ....... 25c
Sofa Pillows up FROM. ................... $1O0
Divan Cushions up from. .................. 5Oc
ust noor. .................-.....1s list annex }
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Towels and Ready=to=use
Sheets. Two staunch
values priced lower than
same grades ever were be-
fore.
80 dozen Extra Fine Hemstitched German
Huck Towels. Szie 23x45 inches $3.50 the
"o~e''' I"tn' minimum. 39c.
FORMERLY $600 THE DOZEN.
COO Utica Muslin Sheets. Size 2I1x2%
yards. Finished with 3-inch hem. Special
price, each. Observation-Disclosures. 75c.
ia Moor. ..11th ST. bulldingD
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i sc
For Sl.35 Suitings.

OF course price-redueed fabrics have already
been offered here and elsewhere. but not for such
creations these:-Crepon effects combining black
and the but much asked TO- cerise. bhet,
nut brown navy. 81 inches wide.
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Furs. All the Fur things
are here. We've a choice
stock. You gan get an idea
of the prices by these:
Genuine Alaska sealAln Nuts, London
dyed. satin lined made oht down beds. Each 81. 90
A lot of same in better grade. Each. $3.50
Fine Black COney Capes high storm col
lar. heavy satin Hains, fun ~ inches long.
Each ....-.......,@,re. ................s 100
Fine Electric Seal -eapss, % inches long
wide, full sweep, heavy Satin lining Each. $40 90
Cd door ........ bet. 10th and nth buildngs)
WOmen's $500 Shoes.
Shapely, we'll made and
durable.
Cloth-top Button Shoes needle toes, patent
leather tips. Pair. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT $500
DOngola Lace Shoes, narrow toes, patent
leather tips. Pair. .......................$ $500
Button Shoes opera toes, patent leather
tips. Pair. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 300
(zd hoor. list annex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-29
soc
For ST. Silks.

Soc yard for the Black Figured Silks and Coo
yard for the fancy Satin Brocades and Tanets
Silks-most expensive looking.
ryRich Satin Duchess at $l.ss and Crepe de
Chene at 81 yard In the scarce cerise, bluet and
ether shades
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-29
csc
For SI.68 SuitingS.

SILK and wool materials in twenty-five charming
styles. different to any previously seen here or
elsewhere in Washington "a inches wide. Means
one yard less to pay for than usual
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-29
900
For 68C Serges.

5t-inch-wide Reliable Storm serges ia navy and
black.
GTAnd think of only c9c yard for the staple soc
quality Casmsres. All wool and lin such desirable
shades garnet, navy, cardinal, golden brown,
myrtle. light blue, pink, nile, yellow, cream,
black.