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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-22
Dress Goods. Black.

Monday and Tuesday only. Las.
chance. These are extras.
Three pieces AIohair Stripe Crepon,
45 inches, was s1.40 the next two days
81.
Three pieces Diagonal Sicillian. "a
inches, generally s1.6s. Monday and
Tuesday. 81.
Two pieces Mohair whipcord. 50
inches. regularly s2.23, for two days
only s1.50.
Three pieces English Storm Serge, 50
inches, sl19 usually, cut until Christ
mas sec.
Three pieces jacquard Bedford Cord,
30 inches. is always s1.1e. Monday and
Tuesday sec.
Three pieces Priestley's silk and
Wool Henrietta, 40 inches. gee other
davs. the next two soc.
one piece French Crepon, "A inches,
that has been 99c right along, Christ
mas chance a soc.
Five pieces Cheviot Serge, 80 inches.
the sc quality, Monday and the next
day soc.
Nine pieces jacquard Fancies. as and
40 inches, 75c always. for two days SOC.
Time flies. These prices run but two
days.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-22
Roun..sa. An.lcr.., On.

~. Antoine Beunsgari ara Mss Emma
Anderson We're united .n marriage ~ tee
res't ',-e ct tha brides cstrer on tae
scasA side 90 salmon hay ay Rev. a. r
clan3er Wednesday ey>niaE AZ a'elo-k
81 the prcsoncs ~ MANY friends a-t a.
0uaint3nCes The following were present.
M - =. olan3er. ar a. Arte~-
go. >fr al Mrs. -. S-h.l.es.ad. NJ
an8 Nrs j.. Farrell. Mr. ana N-s
Hos suNerE. Mr., And MIS-. joan Farrell ar
Andrew S-aillesca1, Mr. and M Hans
Anderson. NJ. ana Mrs J T. Bq-1s garg3.
Ms Chriztlna BoUrs gs~3. Miss Marguerite
EeaHsFarf Nj Conrad Ntcasasou Nr
F~sak Ac8crSca. Mr William e. Ardsr-
sea. N~S Jennie Anderson. Mss SeI1.ua
AioeteFse n. Mss iAae Martcnsen. Nj a
81 Schi.les-sd. MI 3. ". SrhiGeS;st Miss
lNh20 prancr, Master E@tlG Anderson.
Master Avthf'~ Anderson aa& Ms. a. l.
Isaascu. c- T4-onsa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-22
Good Health Travels in
Dry Shoes.

And at some stores little prices
take the same route. This is one OF
them. We've a big Shoe department,
and it's one Of the busiest in
the whole store. There isn't a good
thing you want missing, and every ar
ticle is below shoe store price. Hard TO
find an exception TO prove this rule.
but the rule exists. just the same.
Ladies' Shoes. Dongola button,
square and opera toe, patent tip. sl.4S.
Ladies' Gondola Button Boots. COM
nonsense toe, plain or opera toe. pat
ent tip, sl.9s.
Fine Dongola Button Boots, needle
or square toe, turned sole, patent tip,
So 4s.
Extra Fine Dongola Button Boots,
needle or narrow square toe, hand
turned sole. patent tip, s3.9S.
Fine line OF ladies' Broadcloth and
Cheviot Caters, storm protectors.
from &c up.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-22
Skirt Supporter.

Bustles are coming. The skirt sup
porter Is already here. Holds up the T.
yard-round skirts 20 perfection Pre-
vents that tired feeling. ,sc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-22
Fancy Silks.

more speclaI oeais LOT onday ana
Tuesday. Theren be a ,olfdav .1,e
happening ior these l" particular
days.
2o-inch Habutai Silks. iii -. s,a6a.
was 40c Monday and Tues4 - -
zo-inch Fancy Shot TaneI sac %.
s aId CSC seheiaii1 OF % days all
= and 24-inch Striped, "a so,,-a5 ort
Changeant Taffetas, s1.l3f e. - e 20
regularly. Monday and TllE a. ali ~
26-inch Black French SAITH S,,-sb oa-
quality. until Christmas 744 '' ~
3o-inch Heavy Black Pei 2, Aa coia
nue. piece ,laI We So; ial at 81. s5
---tlCn - go. - 20 a44le' - i'd, for two
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-22

THE NIGHT AFTER CHRISTINA
there VII Re more pairs os Zee. IN snug
warm slippers than you dare ina ~S-ss'
Way. sveryso6y's s5g1ng SepnerS --hSs
season Don't blame them. S35ISrer stvIa
and slipper price we're never SO snTatil
aftng. one look and t1en I'll AXE a
pair. No. -
Mems Slippers az SC. oac and $40
ladies' slippers at sac: Soft Felt a.
sl-lo. G-22, SIS. ESs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-22

A TREAT FOR THE WEET TOOTH -
always IN season, but Just DOW every
bFsy wants cAndy-at least z pound or
-vo-for Christmas. Just as vel save
rforey on candy as anything else when
al say II.
Pain Mixed Candr, TIC per ID.
boston Cream Candy, Ice per ID.
French Cream Candy, lse Per 10.
Best grade Chocolate Creams. Sc q u.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-22

= OR 80 SAVED N BUYING
- from - S better than falling
- - much aoCsy-rhere's no
uecg 20 pay FOR.
- Eorse1an No Bicycle, highss.
! Us1eEy 500 paid FOR same wheel.
~ So
Ueeeliaz accoatrenents IN stock at
3 g proportion
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-22

THE NEW YEAR CALENDARS. 1886
are prettier than ever. Beautiful girls
OF all seasons are the predonnating de-
Signs. one IS called Beauties OF 81"
79c: another Beautiful Thoughts" 79e:
"Iffe's Anthems" DC: Gems From
Whittier" i9c. Christmas Card Calen-
OARS. Sc. Lovely Booklets. too The
Lost Chord" 4Sc: by Streamlet and
Meadow 43c: Times Onward Tide"
44c. Christmas Cards from &c 10 SIC.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-22
The Peoples Store
HOLE

Christmas facts and ancies nnd illustration sar ay
front for Monday and Tuesday. Look them up An URo
partment Carpets and Furniture. Our boyo ~
Special delivery Edison every Tuesday mnGut 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-22
Little BOYS SnitS.

Novelties for 3-year-olds up TO
years. Sailor, Zouave and other fancy
effects in well-made, neat-appearing
suits. Cheapest at ssS. up to s3ss.
Refer Suits from S29S to $54s.
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Bssk -
All q nlrl1ulr 49,
tiers infsu 49, eor ~
OF Is vd1r etoth boun
-adorn saxsl tcsE
>. seotrs Wassssy 7'svsls
George Ende ~ vo1uune
Rulwer Lyttonss woEkR
Is g.
Thackeray. 70 volumes
Edna Lyail, s volumes.
Thomas Hood, 3 volumes
Ruslan. volumes. 0-0t
Young Folks HistoRyh
France, Greece and GeFy
umes. by Charlotte NJ. Yoa
shelley's Poems, 3 volum&#
Robert Burns. ? volumes
ITving's Works. s vollIm1
Ewings Novels, 9 volum
Marie Corela's Works.
Ss.19.
Prince Of India, Lew We
urnes, SIS.
james u. Barrie's Works
sf3S.
Mrs. Brownings poems.
s1.39.
Rndyard Kipilng's Worka
81 IS.
The price minimum IN
ture attained. II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-22

Sc ALL-WOOLLY WHITE ESQUI-
X Dolls for 25c are as cute as any
z out. Different entirely from what
little girls already have. Winter
ther dolls. as coy as furs. The
key Dolls take well at 39c, all
ssed; Paper Dolls with dresses 20
ky for Sc; China Headed Dolls. SC:
Bisque Dolls, Zoe; Baby Dolls,
ssed. z4c; large Doll. kid body. b!sQue
!, Sc; Double Dolls. dressed, 10c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-22
Cnt Glass.

AS radiant as dew drops
morning sun. as brilliant 4
eyes beneath a ball room !
about as much as the dew 4
Cut Glass Rose Bowls, N
Tall Cut Glass Vases, CSC,
Cut Glass Cream Pitcherd
Cut Glass Egg Cups. 4Sc.
Cut Glass Finger Bowl. Fl
Cut Glass Cream and Pitd|
Set, SOS.
Cut Glass Individual Said
Cut Glass Water Bottle,
Cut Glass Decanters, CSC.
Cut Glass Fruit Dishes, 81
Cut Glass Almond Dish, s
Cut Glass Water Pftchert
Cut Glass Celery Dishes.
Cut Glass Water Bottle. /
Cut Glass Knife Rests. 81
Cut Glass Tumblers, 24c.
Cut Glass Salad Dish. s.
Cut Glass Olive Dish, 81
Cut Glass Syrup jug. s..
Cut Glass Goblets, 79c.
Cut Glass Tea Bell, $2.5.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-22

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The morning times., 1895-11-15
SURG EONS CONCLUDED
Convention Brought tn an End with
an Interesting sermon.

TIE sessions OF the Southern Surgical and
Chronological Association were fror glit TO
an end yesterday and NEST Of the mcmberS
last night departed for home.
Tur AFTERNOON srssioHW merged into
the morning in order to complete t.ic work.
Additional papers were read by GcorSe II
RCas, Of Ca:onsNilc, Md; W. r. West
morcla I'd, OF Atlanta! ID; james y. Cog
gans. Of alrNaudc. tity, Ala, and ". L.
Is Davis, Of BiuniugIIIm, Ala.
After partaking of Hnct the members Of
the association repaired To thc Columbia
Hospital at = o'c!ock, III response to -
pressing Invitation OF the physicians in
charge, where they Witnessed SoUc am
cult operations.
Many Rev members have been admitted
since The convention assembled, ana the
officers reports were more lhau eEcOur-
aging.
OrfIcers for ensuing year were elected a.
follows: L. ; Lewis Sew Orleans. prEsi-
deHt; Joseph Taber JqlIIisou, of Wa Shineinn.
aud Richard BaGciis>, or Nashville, vice
presidents: ". F.. H. Davis, Birmingham.
Ala, secretary: = " Cartleagc. Of Louis
villcs, treasurer; tr-Orgc }. Eugicnarut. 1T
Louis. Hunter Mcclure. Richmond. W. u.
Haggtrd, Nashville, Bedford Brown. Alex
andria, l.. : McMurl ry. Louisville council:
Joseph Taier johnson, Washington, AMI
W. II. Hagsard, OF NaSh VILE. committee of
arrangements.
The next session viii he held The second
Tuesday in November, 1896, Al Nashville,
Tenn.
The most Impressive part Of the m"rniuS
session was the receipt from DIT. II. Marion
sims. and presentation To the association
Of a handsome glvcl. II was received by
express this morning. accompanied 10y a
letter which, after explaining the inability
Of the writer To attend TIL meeting ami
present the gavel in person, sail:
This gaV,'i i presented 10 Your IS>ncia-
tiun With my Siuccrcst wishes ror it, future
welfare. KHnwinG that al The nla:iill"rS OF
the profession in tn" south honor. revere
ana Inye The name and memory Of the man
This fatherl thit died we've years ago To-
day Believe me-. yours most sincerely.
III MARION -~IhiS
30 " Fifty-eiglth street. New York
The morning times., 1895-11-15
RECORD OF THE COURTS.

Court of AppealS-Chicf Justice Alvey and
Justices Morris and shepherd HoEatc ".
United states; judgment aIlinnri, opinion
by Justice Morris. Nos. - and -, in
tue matter OF the Application of Daniel
Druwbaugh. assignor, etc; patent APP
peal; arguments by counsel.
Circuit Court, M. Justice Bradley
Contest or will Of Hattie II. Olmsread, on
trial. Warner vs.. Gray; Judgment ny
deIault. American Car Company ". wash
ington and Georgetown Railway Company.
new trial awariei as per ma Ddatc, aud
Judgment against plainuif for Gusts. Pleas
ants vs.. District ui Columbia; Judgment an
ccTtiorari. AuguSterIeT ". District of
Columbia and"thcrs; Judgment n ccrIiurari.
Equity Court, No. l.-Chirf Justic" hing
hanl-BaltimOre aud Ohio Railroad Com
panyvS People nisplt u Company; rule on
Receiver Hops. rvtarIJblc on November
Il, 1895. Wclty versus Wolty; leave 10
amend bill grant'n. In the cas-" Of Sardi-
ford NJ. waters, alleged luuatic, order or
October 9, 1895, revoked, Collins versus
Collins, payment 10 Equality Life \ >Socia-
ton of virginia. ordered Wright vs.. Craig:
siie dccrced, aud Win ". Wright, Jr.. ;lp-
auditors report confirmed. Milford ".
Batcinan; testimony before :. ii. criSSy,
examiner, ordered taken. Robinson ".
Robinson. divorce granted Rcnnckcr v.
Rcnncker: divorce granted. Assignments
Nos. ~, 81, IS. 10, ~. IS. ~, Is, 90. ;I:5.
Orphans COurt-Justicr CAari"S
George W. Joyce; Will proved; Henry T..
| Contce. guardian To Helen +. COntee. petit ion
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d or,IrralIpwmg 81 30
| and $40 per month. Estate Wilhelmina "A.
| c. Schmidt; proof Of publication filed:
John Coburn; petition for correction of
| name filed. william II Slack; answer OF
! Mary keniblc Sloan lilcti. Estate of John
| Ward; receipt OF Henry Thomas Ward
| filed. Eliza Lease: guardian. bonded.
| Estate of William I. Okic, answer oi ad-
! ninistrator and three Other papers. John
| X. cullen: inventories Jacob CARING on:
| Will proved. Rudolph 4. napp: petition OF
! Joseph Gawlcr ct al; praying the granting
! of letters Of administration to Oliver e.
Fisher.
! Equity Court No. >, Justice Hagncr.-
! HiIsl W.. Hirst; divorce granted. MalOney
! vs.. Malcncy; divorce granted. Small vs.
! New National Brick Company: Greer cor
/ firnIing sale. Johnson -. johnson; dl-
/ vorCc granted.
Criminal Court No. /. Justice Cole
Wright VS.. Lynch * Terrell; verdict Tor
/ plaintiff for possession of The safe IN con
! IroVcrsy. MORRIS Park V. u. Elrn .nit ld
/ x Co; judgment for plaintilf. for suocs Te-
pleVincd $50 damage. and Judgment
/ against defendants and suItiicS IN aTIcal
! bond. Wilson vs.. Il. and q. X. X. Company:
verdict for piantiff fer SIG. United states
VS.. Malcolm Brrmncr: emhcLZirmrnt. rec
| ogniZancc taken, penalty ST GOO. with
Henry VI. Earle rs surety. Kate sw!gedrd
| vs. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company;
verdict for defendant. In Tie matter OF
! The estate of James L. Young; motion for
new trial filed.
| Justice McComas WIS i'll Yesterday ami
! his court was not in session.
The morning times., 1895-11-15
GREAT UNIVERSITY EVENT.
Progra for the inauguration "f
DR.. whitman

The Inauguration Of Rev. Benaiah Long
ley whitman, d. D., as president of the
Columbian University tonight at Con-
vention Han, viii not only he The most
interesting occurrence in the career of
the university, but from its proportions, its
intrinsic interest and significance may he
considered one of the most extraordinary
events that has ever occurred i'll the eduCtt-
tionaI circles of Washin gton.
The students VIII as>riunc on l. street
and meet IN Market Hall Mt 80, the facul-
ties meeting at the same time and place.
a line will he formed, each faculty heading
its school, and the procession will march up
to Convention Hall and take the seats as
signed them.
The marshals for the Law School will be
Messrs F. II Moore, {. II. Calvert, s +.
Burroughs X. IL. Riddlebcrscr. l.. NJ. Jor-
dan, IL. X. Hnwenstcin and Il. +. Ablc.
The marshals for the Medical School viii
be Messrs. II. T. a. Lemon, +. L. lie
Merle, X. c. Gotta and W. n. Fisher.
Marshals for the Dental School. Mcssrs.
J. y. Tracy and ". S. GGstin. The mar
shals for the other schools have already
been announced in The Times.
Mr.. Robert II. Martin, secretary and treas,
urcr OF the university, will be chief mar
shall of the occasion.
Seated on the platfirm win he Rev. Ran
dolph II. McKim, DID, pastor of Epiphany
Church, who will open the order of exercises
with an invocation, followed by an adj
dress by Rev. Samuel II. Greene, DID,
LII. D., vice president of the university;
Rev. Aug. ii. Strong, ID. LII. D., presi-
dent of the Theological Seminary, and Rev.
Francis L. Patton, ID, Ii. d, president
of Princeton University.
Rev. DR.. Whitman will deliver the in
augural address, and the bencdiction VIII
be offered by Rev. Alexander Mackay-
The morning times., 1895-11-15
H0WGATE GOES TO PRISON
Court of Appeals Has Confirmed
His Sentence.
HAS EIGHT YEARS TO SERVE

Justice Morris Delivered the Opinion
Sustaining the Action of the Grim
innl Court-Pri>cner Goes 10 jail
to wait Ira n~portation to Albany.
He Bears Up We'll.
The morning times., 1895-11-15

Bait more, Nov. lI.-Fiour dun, un-
cliapgc,l-Tc irts, l3,s05 barrels; ship
mrnts, G.i1 = barrels. Wheat Guil-spot and
month, 81 3-iaG4 IS; December, 81 Liza
g. -: Nay, 60 3-la7O; steamer No. =
red. 81 3-ia62-rcccipts, I,i60 bushels;
stock, 50S.6l3 bushels; sales. $1,000 bush
,IS->outhern wheat 10y sample, 6Ja66; do.
on grade. g. -2a61 Is Corn firni-Sput
and month. 20 3-4a5I: November. new and
old, 30 -2a35 4: year, 81 1-2a3i 3-l;
January. 81 -fa3I -: February, 81 la
~ 81: Steamer mixed, - l-Ia35 I-2-re-
CENTS. 1l.7i3 bushels; shipments. IL, lI3
bushels. stock, 394. $50 bushels; 81 les,
IS 900 bu>h1lS-soUihcrn white corn, 3ia3I;
do. yellow. 81 -2a36 L.. oats firm
No > white western. 23 1-2a24; No. =
mixed, - 12a23-rcCcipts, $3.50 bushels;
stock. 2@I.792 bushels; Rye dull-No.
> IIai5 nearby. I6ai7 wcstcrn-receiDts,
26O.3 bushels; stock, SS,iI2 bushels. Hay
strady-chuice timothy $3.50. Grain
fr,ligists steady, demand better-steam TO
Livcrnoo. per bustci. 3a3 Id. November.
Cork for urdcrspc quartz r, 3s. 3d.a3s.4 I'd.
November Sugar steady, unchanged.
Butter AMI eggs firm, unchanged. Cheese
firm, unchanged.
The morning times., 1895-11-15
STILL TAKING TESTIMONY.
Ford's Theater Committee Exa mining
the Men Who Were Hurt.


Testimony was taken yesterday by
Senator Harris and Representative Brook
shire, of the Joint committee on the Ford
Theater disaster of '93, to assist in an
equitable apportiOnment OF the appropria-
ton made by Congress for the victims of
the disaster. The evidence was taken in
the District committee room of the Senate.
and only those summoned were admitted
to the room.
Seven witnesses had been summoned but
only four appeared. The others were out
of the city. Those who testified were:
Mr.. Cassius Clay Parke Mr.. Cornelius r.
Owen, Mr.. Winifred Beck and Mr.. Clifton
Lowe. The absent witnesses were:
Mr.. William L. IL. Wright Mr.. c. A
Harps and Mr.. James b. Bissel. IL were
among the unfortunate persons injured in
the disaster.
Most of the questions were asked by Mr..
Brookshlre, and were identical with those
that have been asked the former witnesses
summoned before the committee. Particu-
lar stress is laid upon the extent and pres
ent condition of the victims injuries.
Previous contributions to the injured will
be considered in the final allotment of dam
ages, and the question is also raised with
each witness whether he is still In the elm
ploy of the Government, and whether his
salary has HDeu increased since that time.
The morning times., 1895-11-15
Washington stosx txcaaa,..

sa,cs-D e asi's, 81 ,oOp at III; Wash.
4 Trust, AZ 1888.
,.s,yEtNuEsrra,S,s iuI 1
The morning times., 1895-11-15
CONSULAR OFFICES FILLED.
several Former ITCumbeHt- Real
pointed by President Cleveland.

The President yesterday made til" follow
ing appointments:
Charles Richie SimpkinS, OF MassdchH-
sets, to be secretary at the United States
lrc;ttluii-Io CtIir; twcH s.rtrarr. Ut Ter;
ncSscc, consul ut Cicnfucgus, Cuba; Albert
+. Morlan, Of Louisiana, consul at Belize
British Honduras; Frank u. IIili. nf Mime
sofa, cunsul at La Guayra. Venezuela, and
Andrew I. Fay, of Illinois, consul at Dci!iI
Spain.
All these appointments, with the cXcep-
tion u { that al Mr. simpkius. are of persons
who were formerly in the consular service,
or IN it 1T present They are therefore eX-
enpt from the recent order of the President
requiring an examination in the case Of
original appointments.
Mr.. MCudrr IS the present secretary
of legation at Santiago, and was for
merly consul at GuayHquil; Mr.. Mnrian
was consul at Belize in $50; Mr.. Hill was
consul at Ascension during Mr.. C!cvc-
lands first term, and served at Montrvid-
go during Mr. Harrisun'S administration,
and Mr. Fay was consul mt Stcttin, Ger
many, during Mr.. Clrveland's former in
Cumbeucy.
The morning times., 1895-11-15
RcnI Estate Transfers.

Deeds of transfer were filed yesterday
the recorder o deeds for record rs follows:
Samuel j Owens and wife and the District
of Columbia To Isabel II. Green. lots >. Is. I
and s block /. i'll q subdivision of the Nc
Ceney place, 81, 500. Maria Lemm.r TO
Frederick Iemnler, lot IL, square 1906.
WoIlard's subdivision. $40 William H.
Davies ct al to Edgar K. MuSscr, lot %.
square o20. Gibbs subdivision, S3.750.
Andrew Wilson ct uS. TO Thomas J Sha-
liam, lot 8, square :, TrueSdcll's subdivisions
known as lexington, $40.
The morning times., 1895-11-15
THE COErMBIAN CALL"
Bright Newspaper issued Today by
The I-niYcrsiIN students.


the University Students
The first number Of The Columbian
can" made its appearance yesterday,
aud 1t is "A bright, newsy little sheet OF
five columns, eight pages, and in every re-
s.ecJ crcditable production.
fhc first page is devoted Ia Our New
President" and contains an excellent
picture or Or. Whitman and an able review
OF his life by Mr.. 4. :. Barrett, the nanag
ing editor.
The Varsity team holds the second place,
and is well written up. The local page con
tainS news of all the departments, particu-
larry the college clubs and societies. George
G. HaZleton, the author of Edgar Allen
Poe" is huuored by his classmates in a
handsome tribute. 10 his play. His por-
trait, accompanied lay "A sketch Of his life,
is also given.
Society Duings' Is another very inter
esting page. On the whole, the young
editors uf the Call have covered themselves
with glory in their initial issue, and hosts
of friends and sympathizcrs earnestly urge
them 10 keep il up.
The morning times., 1895-11-15

Gentlemen-I am very much obliged for
the adj. you put in The Tunes for me today.
and | will say this. that Notwithstanding
the unfavorable weather, | have had Il
great many callers from it, and am sure
that if the weather was pleasant | could
have made many sales.
You can continue it tomorrow and next
day. begin To realize from the responses
today that The Times is certainly great
medium for advertising. Very truly,
JOHN 7. MURPHY.
The morning times., 1895-11-15

"Sam, and \ Christmas Eve Two Stories
in Verse, with Some Minor Pcems,' is the
iiti.. ct q Ittlc volume by Col. De Witt
c. Spra que. which will appear with the
new holiday books.
The morning times., 1895-11-15
Our Great
Removal Sale

s. Five thoassnd dollars worth OF sboes
q selling at less thar cost. Everything &c
z be sacrificed, We must yacste
y Ladies fine $3.50 Wei KID,
y razor toe. pat. tip and heei
u fox, button and lace..... $3.50
D Ladies' $500 fine Dongola
q Piccadiliy, pat: tip and heel
y FOX, button ana lace. $500
D Ladies' $3.50 Fine Wei Nd,
p square and razor toes, GcoJ-
S year welt................S2.so
D Ladies' 50 Fine D0DGola, ra-
z Zor toe. pat. tip These are
y very stylish goods. ....Sl.5O
D Ladies Si-75 Fiue Dongola,
z pointed toe, pat tip. war
= r3nted TO wcar.---....-...S .26
S Mems SIS. $3.50 ana 81 Pat
y eut Leather Shoes, fine calf
2 shoes, aud made on very styi-
K ish lasts. S2.6O
< Mems 50 and So 80 Fine Calf
s Shoes, all style tors. so
( Mems SI.5O Beef and Veal
Z Calf Shoes, solid leather. &I.OO
8 Boys Sl25 School Shoes,
= good wearers.. ...--..----8 DOC
q Boys Si.7o School Shoes Sl.26
2 Misses $3.50 aud S175 Fine
z DOngola Button, made Cd
y styhsh lasts. S1.2O
IS Misses aud Childrcn's Si25
q Fine Dongola Buttons. 96c
IS Misses 81 Fine DorGola But
IS tons, warranted 10 give good
q servlce-... $50
5 BROWNS Shoe Store.
s 3O5 Pa. Ave-,
s Capitol Biz
The morning times., 1895-11-15

David Tally reported at the detective
office yesterday afternoon the loss of n
silver plated water pitcher and goblet
from GIG Massachusetts avenue.