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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15

ecSntereHante Mitt6etlungen iber Die
S6neiaer 6otels unb ben S9nei3er Sremz
benz@ertebr bat unfer Gpnful IN 3urt4, 9r,
@ermain, benz Staatsbepartement geH1d3t.
Na9 ben pom 8erein Der S9pei5er 9ptel@
tpirt6e 1elbit gelieferten, alio fbperli9 ilber@
trtebenen 3iffern, CAB es i'm Sabre 1894 tn
Der S6neiS 1893 9otels, pel9e TAFT aus
19lieBli9 bonn S~rembenDerfe9r leben. Der
8auz unb @runbtpertb biefer 9otels TT aut
$74,474,83O peranl9lggt, ibre Ginri9tung
uuf $22,5 ITO, foOab bas @eiammtanlages
8apital $97,O13,97O betrd9t. Der 8etrief
erforberte Elm neiteres &apttdl bon 1885,
900, 10 baB 1i1 bas @eiammtzStoritaI a&i
nrr peniq iiber bunbert MiQiDnen 0oQars
fteQt. 9ie1e 6otels entbtelten 1926 Set
ten, bappn 52,315 in bas gan5e Sahr BIN
bur6, unb 26,950 in II ipGbre7D be5 9pmz
mers %Dffenen 6otels. Ser 8eFu6 betrnQ
7,779,352 8erionen, mas SO Perfpnen oufs
8ett ausma6t. Die 9oteImist9e gebt ron
80 Gents Bis 1920 per Sag. Die Teiammt=
etnnabmen naren $19,45O,O00, ipobon nad
Nbauq BON $12,9O8 900 fir Soften (babor
$3,412,8OO an 206nen, 100000 an Steu.
ern unb gan5e $279 fir Nn5eigtn) Elm &ein=
gepinn BON $6,719,2OO iibrig blteb, gu Der
8eIu9ern biefer 6ptelS itelten Nmerifanel
unb @nglGnber 24.64 b. s., 9eutI6e 24e
p. g., Sran5oien 11,61 b. g., Staltener 2.9z
b. s., 8elgier unb Nieberldnoer 1.65 b. $.
ale anberen NatipnalttGten 10 b. $. 0i'
9ote1foiten MAIDEN ia freilib Itets nur elmer
berbGltniBmGBtg geringen She'll Der Nusga:
ben Der &eifenben aus, aber man tann itb al;
ben ongefiibrten S3iffern einen ungefd5rer
8e9riff BON ben Summen MAIDEN, ipelde BIZ
S3tpei3 bon benz Sp~uriftenberfe3t be5tebt
unb einen ipie bebeutenben 8eitrag oaau bi,
Mmerttaner itelen. .
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15

duTTuDrefl. Gr nor NIItDHQT uHD We9I>
iG6riger @9aBmeifter Der b~ortigen Gurn=
baue@G Corporation. @hr1am litt f9On felt
3pei sSabren am Mitbma. Muf ben &atb
feiner Mer3te bra9te er ben lebten Winter
in Sad1onbtQe in Slortba au, uno pon bort
mar er Dor einigen Sagen in 1terberDem
3ultanbe mad Bridgeport a%uriidgefebrt.
= Sraurig enbete Der 8efu9, BEN bic
b%reiBigid6rige Srdu Barbara Slider BON
petersburg in 4entudb nit ibren 3tpei &inz
bern, &naben i'm Otter BON 10 unb II Sab
rem, BEL einem befreunbeten @drtner I'M be-
nq6barten Qtdrun qemu9t bate, Inn bort
8lumen 3u bolen, pel9e Die &letnen Bel
elmer S@ulfeier pertpenben tpoQten. N4s Die
Mutter, nit ben &inbern auf Dem $0etmtpeg
begriffen, bas iiber ben Mtacreef geipannte
8riidengeitea Der ~engipuri9en WeltlooOb=
8abn iiberf9ritt, 'erblidten tie plDB(tb DOR
1i9 etnen beranfauienben 3ug. On Elm GU
~riidldnfen mar ni9t gu oenten. WGgrenb
bic &naben ii9 3u betOen Seiten bes
8r~iidengeteQs berabbGngen lieBen, fprang
bic M11tter aus elmer 006e bon etpa 80 SUP
in bas Sbal binab. Mls Der 3ug gum
@teben gebra6t unb Die &naben gebprgen
tporben, fano man, baB Die ungliidli9e
Mutter. fi9 bur9 ben Sprung t0btfi9 perz
leBt bate. Die 8epuBtlofe purbe in Elm
bend9bartes 6aus g~etragen, mo Elm Mrst
fi9 ibrer annabm, leiber aber feline 0offz
nung fab, fe gu retten. Die 1ngliidli6e,
bic 1i6 i'm Stur3e ben @9dDel eingeI9lagen,
CAB cine @tunOe mad Dem l1nfaGe i6ren
@eit auf.
Sn Golge bes Gegens, tpel9er in ben
leBten Sagen faft iiberqq i'm Meiten gefolen
lit, lauten Die 8eri9te iiber ben Stano Der
@aatfelber unb bic @rnteausft9ten i'm NGeez
meinen iebr bo%ffnungsboa. @u3 in Norb=
Oafota, tpo in bOriger @o9e NOD ;i6er
Srodenbeit geflagt tpurbe, 1T Der 8pben
iebt, pie beri@tet pirb, mad benz leBten
anbaltenDen &egen in ausge3ei9netem 3a=
itanbe. 9as &eb &iperzSbal, tpel9es BEN
beriibmteiten amerifani59 en Wei5en, ben
&ptben go. 1, eraeugt, fGut befanntli9 gum
She'll in ben Staat Norbz9 afota. ossbolb
bat Der @tanb Der bortigen Seloer 8eoeltIng
fir bas gan3e 2anb. 9o4 1T in oieIem
Sabre i'm 9an5en bort t~peniger 8el3en ee=
fact tporben, als in irgenb einem Sa6r ie.t
1889 uaD bic ssmii4te gefteauns osrRreits;
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15
Btfdweroen unO Sd1ntr,en
NbeM1ttattStttMS.

~9tobipop 6 Co., Stem DOrf:
Gs fommt mir epr, ala ob i'd ungereGt segen sic
uno Sbr als9esei1netes Yr1parot 81. q. st. Qebanbelt
bate, fpenn i'd niht iber ben 9tusen bsri9ten piirbe,
ben mir baiielbe 9ebradt bat. SD mar beftia BON
ent5iinhliGem &beumattSmns beimgeiu9t. bod lett
i1 SDre W1ebtstn femme, fam id rntr ftets Stn6eruna
eerlDnffen, peHH tb eIefelbe mad 9ori9rIft 9ebrau9e.
Mbtungsoou.
& bona 3 g arter,
1tutbpen HaIo alto Co., Splpn.
Sen 10. Gebruor 1895.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15

batpft6ale, mo- tpGbrenb bes amerifanil9en
Observation-Disclosures Die brapen Mo9atptz
9eutf9en unter ibrem 6elbenmiitbigen 5ibz
rer Nifolaus Serbbeirler i'm Auguit LIT
9egen @nglGnber unb Snoianer tdmpften,
unD 6er8beimer fi6 Die SobesipunOe bolte,
fat bic Stem OOrfer @taatsgeiebgebung
$4,000 bepiIigt. Gin 9enfmal in 9etalt
etnes Sbeltsten nit einem am Bo1iament
angebra9ten 8ilbe 9er9beimer's, ipie er
beripunbet feline 8efeble giebt, unb nit elmer
Mbbilbung Der S@la4t erbebt ii9 baIelblt
felt benz pprigen Subr5ebnt; uns re
Soften purben tbeils BON Pripatfeutsn
.tbeils pom @taat beitritten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15

CUR . @erDoGtGnbiguag bes 6er9z
beimerz9 entmaIs auf benz S9la3t<
felbe BON SrisfanD im Qep gorter Roz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15
6 Inn a + m E
SSrs. 4, ga
4usgu b n

SQnen 1,78S, 356.98
geri9ieOene Ginri6tunsen.... " 4S6, 4 49, 6S
Setrtebsunto1ten ............. ~ L,5o9'S'o'l5
Srs. 1859, 1879
@s berbleibt mitbin Elm Reingetpinn BON
285,166,55 Srancs iibrig, pel4er ouf Die
$1,000 4ftien a 100 Srancs bes unternebs
mems gu pertbei1en lit. Muf Der oorttgen
8Drfe perben biefe Mftien iebt bereits gum
&urIe BON 121 nptirt. Ra4 benz gefdlulle
Der Notwithstanding peroen 3%urac1it
auf ieoe Nttie 100 Srs. 5uriidbe5ablt unb Der
Reit folgt, fpbalb Die nod f9tpebenoen Proz
aefle erlebigt iinb.
- Die @rabitGtte bes beriimtcn Naturz
for19ers G6rtfttan @ottfrieb Gutenberg ouf
benz alten Nteolatz& tr9bof am gren3lauer
S6pr in Berlin tpurbe am 10. Mprtl aus Mn<
ldB bes bunbertiGbrigen Geburtstages Deg
@elebrten BON bielen fetner ebemaligen G9iss
Ter unb @erebrer aufgefu6t. sic befiHast
1i@ an benz binter Der &apeQe l~tegeHhsns@ Sea-
tenpege unb lit bur9 einen umgitteftea @r
nttobeltst besei9net, tpel6er NIT Dem 8rpr5e
&eltefbilb bes 9ele6rten gef6miidt lit. Ste
@orber1eite trGgt bic Snf9rift: v9tec rubt
in Soft Gbriitian 9ottfrieb Gutenberg, gez
boren ben 10. Mpril 1895, geftDrben ben 81.
Stunt 1876" Nuf Der &iidfeite lteit man bic
8orte: Ser @elten &leines audi lit mum
berbar unb groB, = limb aus benz &leinen
bauen ftb bic @elten," bic iib auf @brens
berg's ~befpnbere @rforf9ung Der Mitroorga=
nismen be5ieben. 9t9t neben ibm, Der elmer
Der inttmiten Sreunbe Nleranber b. 9umz
bolbt's mar, rubt @uitab 8oie, Der ben Ser
fafer bes u&OsmOs" auf fetnen 8eltreiien
beoleitet bate. -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15

in einem bolben 8loie WaTer mirb in meniqen Wltnluo
ten beLlen ,&rarnpfe,> 3udnngen, M09enidure, llebeI,
telt, @rbre3en, Sooorennen, Nerooftdt, SdbIohpfiQ.
9dmer3en.
SO 9ibt fem 9eilmittel in Der Melt, ipelbes M1e6Iel.
tleber nno ole anoeren maloriideu. biliDIen unb ion,
lttgen Ste6er 10 ibuen furlrt alS, InterItiibt DON
Naopap'S Ptaen, 8%abpaD's Reabp @elief.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15

ner's. 8ei @uen bru9 tur5 nad6einanbes BIZ
Spbfu9t in fur9tbartem 9rabe auf. Si
&ranfen finb beretts in cine SrrenanltaI
ibergefibrt porben.
= Sirit sSofef Gol1orebo>M ansfelb, ebe,
mails Dfterrei9tf9er 9errenbausprditbent
Elm t~reueiter N~nbGnger Der @erfafungs.
partet, Der 1876 Der &Dnferen5 ibsr BIZ
9ecresabriifung prdfibirte, tit in Bten &c.
itorben.
= Sn' Mntperpen farb biefer Gage in
@ranb 6ptel cine 9eneralDeri ammlung ben
MftionGre Der poriG6rigen Notwithstanding
ftatt. Nuf Der Sagesorbnung ftanb ote Pr!iz
flung unb 8iGisun9 Der 8iGan3 beg lnterneb=
mems fotpie bic 2iquibation Der 9efeqI9aft.
9ie 8ilana, pie fte BON benz @retutiD@Go inite
Der @eriammlung borgelegt puroe, iteute
ii3 in BEN @innabmen uno &usgaben fol9enz
bermaBen:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15
,,&An1t eS e~tttpfeDIett."
Bporb of @bminiftrotipu.
observation-disclosures 9eparfemput

OUUIU Ut NUHTIITTTIIUITUT.
sDeparten1ent,
Gtnctnnott 8.
RabtpaD & Co.:
Meiue 9erren = Sd, Senr1 @eet, Guperintenberf
iber Die itdetti9en 6tdIe in Cincinnati, bobe 6fters
Geaog RelieT 9ebraudt rnb foun es fir bus embfehlen.
fir mas Sie es anflnbigem. 9l9tIn9Soon
Sen IL. Mars 1895.
The morning times., 1895-12-06
MISSION WORK IN INDIA.
DR.. and Mrs. Nikambc Explain Its
Difficulty and Danger.

The Rev. Dir. Nikambe of Bombay. India,
delivered an interesting address before
the mission meeting of the congregation of
the First Presbyterian Church last even
ing in the Suuday-school room Of that
church.
DR.. Nikambe is convert educated in
. the mission schools in India, and held
himself up as an example of the great and
good work being done by missionaries in
the East. he spoke of the prophecy of the
redemption of the world and said that
seemed then, it is fast being accomplished
There are, he said, some who speak In
a light and discouraging way of mission
work in India, but they do not fully under
stand what the work means, and its er-
feet in the dark countries of the East. W hen
it is understood that the missionaries have
to contend with ignorance and bigotry and
race pride, to say nuthinS of the nearly
unsurmouutable difficulties often met
with in other directions, it must be id
!nittCJ by all fair-miGded people that the
church has made wonderful progress in
Outstanding the hea then.
To those who do not understand to what
persecution n convert is subjected it is
hardly possible TO explain the sacrifice he
makes. Among his people be has lost
caste" and is denied even by his father
and mother, who think II better he should
have died than bring such lasting disgrace
on himself and race.
Nine. Nikambe also made short ad-
dress, in which she pointed out the diff
culues encountered in Carrying religion TO
the women OF India. This difficulty was
N great measure overcome since the
West had been sending women missionaries
to the East.
The morning times., 1895-12-06
EPwoRTH LEAGUE DOINGs.
Board of Control Transacted Muci
Important Business on Monday,

The board of control of the Washington
District Epworth League held an inter-
cstlng session at Foundery NJ. E. Church
Wednesday evening Activity and inter
est was sho wn by the reports from the
several officers. st. Pauis and Laurel
Grove, Nd, chapters We're elected men,
ber5 of the District League
Mr.. G. W. +. SwartZell was introduced
ana presented a statement regarding Sib-
ley Memorial Hospital. and requested all
the chapters to cooperate in the support OF
this most worthy cause
Mr.. Il II. MOulton was elected delegate.
with Rev. T j. Clark as alternate, to the
Anti-SalOon League convention to be held
in this city on the 18th, 18th ard 18th in
stants Rev. L. b. Wilson and w. B. Mat
thews were elected at the Ia te District con-
vention- Mr.. Matthews resigned on ac-
count or having been previously elected
delegate from the West Virginia conference.
Mr.. j. s. Barker. Z. W. Williams and
Miss Martha Haines were appointed To
investigate as TO the best plan for the
election Of Officers at the annual con-
yention.
An invitation was received from Hamline
Chapter requesting that the new officers be
installed in that church Wedne sday. jan
uary q. The invitation was accepted.
A press committee was appointed, con-
sisting OF Prof. c. n. Lacey Sites. F. T.
Israel and George S. Gibson.
The Officers for the present year were
present by invitation and introduced to the
members of the buard.
The morning times., 1895-12-06
ENTERTAINED THEIR FRIENDS.
ENJOYABLE A fair Given by Woods Col
lepe StudentS.

The students of Woods Comrne rcja
College entertained their friends last night
in a most delightful manner at Baum's Hail,
corner of East Capitol and Fourth streets.
The program of enterta nmcnt was varied
and interesting, consisting of an>address
by Mr. Court r. Wood, principal of the
college: seyeralmusical and literary y numbers
and dancing.
The musical and literary part of the pro-
gram was given in the main hall, which had
been tastefully decorated with the college
colors, yellow and purple. and was Gro wded
with the friends of the students.
In the hall below, which was also hand
som ely ecorated, refreshments were
served.
Those who coutribut ed 10 the plea sure
of the evening We're tue members of the
Gondolier Banjo and Mandolin Club Messrs
Barrett aud Barr, specialists; Miss Daisy
Hodgson, instrumental music; Miss Carrie
Dyer, fancy dancing; Miss Daisy Wedding
recitation: Master Sprouser and Miss
Humphrey, fancydanclng; Mr.. Alfred Wright
banjo solo, Mr.. Fred Seibold, vocal solo,
MessrS. Moxley, Barrett q nd Pittinan, auto
harp and baDios: Mr.. Roy Kirkland, auto
harp, and Miss Wedding, Observation-Disclosures
The entertainment was in charge of the
following ladies and gentlemen: Misses
Daisy Wedding. Daisy Hodgson, Jessie
HerCisheimer, MesSrs. J. W. and w D.
Bellen and W. s. Bricker.
Vote on the Bond BIZ. See announce.
ment on fourth page.
The morning times., 1895-12-06


Dear she sobbed timidly (she was a
bride),
"My pocket has been pickedr' Without
word
(sbe was a brIde), he never once de-
INJURED;
But from his pocket took. nor even sighed,
A crisp new bill, and asked: what was
it dear?
A ten or a twenty? See have it here,"
(She was bride.)
at W as but tenr' with soft blush she cried:
But louked So sweet that Joyfuiiy he laid
The twenty in her hand, and thought he
paid
Small price for her quick kiss (she was a
brideD;
Then turned, but a low whisper met his
ear:
perhaps, perhaps, ought to tell you,
dear"
(She was bride.)
Her voice sank.lower still; she family sighed,
And sought for words she could not seem
to find;
At last: Twas who picked it; Glo you
mind?''
OF course be didn't mind (she was bride),
But thought it such pretty little trick,
He laid down twenty more for her to pick.
(She was bride.)
Alice wellington Rollins in The Elite.
The morning times., 1895-12-06

The marriage of Mr.. Edward Barrett,
correspondent of the Atlanta Constitution,
TO Miss jamie Sutherland Smith of DAN
Vile, Va, will take place Wednesday,
December Is, at Danvilie, Va. Mr.. Bar
rett. brother of the groom, will act as
best man, and Mcssrs. Howard Thomson.
Archie Butt. and Charles Crisp, jr., will
be among the grOom's attendants.
A number of the journalistic friends Of Mr.
Barrett Will leave here Monday, the 10th,
for Danvil!e, and a series of gay affairs Ia We
been arranged for their enioyment or the
festive occasion in hOspitable Danville.
Miss Smith is one of the beauties and belIes
of the South and is much admired in
Washington society. Mr. and Mrs. Bar
rett will make wedding tour TO Cali
fornia, travelling in the private car of MIR. c.
2. Huntington.
The morning times., 1895-12-06

Mrs. Harrison Howell Dodge. " No. 1916
X street, presented her two daughters
to society yesterday afternoon At q tea
from to Z U'olCck. Presidential wash
iDgton and Army and Navy circles S web
were fully represented, and Ire gathering
was one OF the smarteSt Of the ,.aSOn.
The long 0rawlng-room was beautifully
decorated with masses of roses OF every
hue, and violcts, In crystal and Orient al
vases. many being the pretty tribute OF
friends to The two pretty girls making
their entrance to the social whirl.
Assisting Mrs. Dodge were her two
daughters, graceful blondes, gowned in
white, Mrs. brown, wife of Gen. William
Henry brown; Mrs. knowIton, Mrs. An
drew Dunlap. Mrs Hemphill, who served
the frappe, Miss Boiling, of Baltimore;
Miss Mary McCepey ana Miss Boiling.
Among the many who called were:
Mrs Lieber, Miss Leber, DR.. and Mrs.
Nash, Mrs. and Miss CoBdit-Smith, Gen.
and Mrs. SierIbcrg. Gen. and Mrs. Greedy,
Gen. and Mrs. Vincent, Mrs. Rockhill
Mrs. Cunnin CHAM, Mrs. Sampson, Miss
Sampson, Commodore and Mrs. Badger.
Mr.. Jesse Blair, Dr. and Mrs. Smith, MISS
Lizzie Sherman, Mrs. Rosa Wright Smith.
Mrs. Pitt Cooke, Mrs. John NJ. Wilson,
Miss Waller, Mrs. Colds borough, Mrs.
Leigh Robinson, Miss Keiton, Mrs. Stanley.
Miss Margaret Edes, DR.. and Mrs. Deane,
Miss Howard, Miss Nellie Reeder, and many
others.
The morning times., 1895-12-06

The sale of the household furnishings of
AUgusto de Sequeira Thediin, late min
ister resident of Portugal, which took
place eatthelegation yesterday was iar iyat-
telded by iadles, with Il goud showing of
business and professional men, who kept
themselves and the auCtioneer busy from
1920 O'clock until after 2. A pathetic
intereSt was attached 10 the sale because
of the short time in which the minister
and his family enjoyed their beautiful home,
having lived in 1t bit twenty eight days at
the time of his recent death.
TOday's auction was justly a society
affair, and as its busy vclaries fingered
draperies, turned up rugs, tested diyans
and coucies, swung to and fro hinged
screens and pecred INTO dra wers, cabinets,
and closets with the cagcr Curiosity of
that other society parsonage, who married
gentleman named Blue Beard. many were
the expressions of sympathy voiced for the
poor little Portuguese widow who sails
for her country this week.
The furniture beng new and hangngs
fresh. tie effects were brislly contested
and brought prices unu usually good.
The morning times., 1895-12-06

at the opera of .;Ophelia" at the Metro
politau Opera House Tuesday night: G. c..
Reid, p. s. Riddle, Astor; 81. Rohres, st.
Cloud; W. s. Thompson, Imperial; r. W.
Blair, st. Stephens: C. C. Jones, Sturtevant;
C. W. Maxine, Bartholdi; Z. S. H Martin
dale, Grand Union; H. Shugco. Imperial; C.
Morgan, st. Denis. Miss Montgomery, Sim
clair: H. Adams, j. Q. Bartin, Astor; J.
C. Doweli, Norma ndie; C. j. Miller and
wife, C A. o. Resell, St Denis; A. C. Roberts.
Imperial.
The morning times., 1895-12-06
Marriage Licenses.
M
Nfn.r.a-a I

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
as follows:
Isaac Mabony and Ella Woodland.
Thomas Mitchell of DavisonviIle. Nd.
and Matilda A. Green.
Mercer Whitley of Washington and Laura
Forman of Sandy Springs, Nd
Alexander Epperson and Amelia Smith.
TohD + Lewis and Annie Sanders.
Corrbin Thompson and Mary Irene Gal
Hnge.
Joseph Minor and Cora Turner.
The morning times., 1895-12-06

Miss Jane Gardner Tut and Mr. George
s. Fraser of this city were married at noon
yesterday al the home of the bride pa rents
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Z. Tut. Vandevcnter
Place, st. Louis. Rev. DR.. James Brooks
of st. Louis officiating.
The ceremony was solemniZed at the
Presbyterian Church, which was bea uti-
fully decorated for the occasion.
The brides attendants were Miss MAY
Reber, NJ iss Anna Hitchcock. and Miss
Irene Cotton of st. Louis, and Miss Barnes
of New York. Mr.. Charles Fraser OF New
York, brother of the groom, acted as best
man.
The bride was gowned in white satin,
combined with chiffon, and her veil was
held by a spray Of white blossoms.
A wedding breakfast and reception fol
lowed. after which Mr.. and Mrs. Fraser
left for a wedding tour.
Mr.. Fraser is a popular society man,
whose residence is No. 7O1 Twentieth
street north west, and is a graduate of
Princeton, '93.
The morning times., 1895-12-06
Linen Department.

Is doz 23c Largo size Damask knotted
Fringe Ali-linen Towels. Friday $50 ca.
ydoz lsc 2JxsJ Ali-.ilon Huck Towels,
with fringe. Friday lz15c Ca
SID DamRsk Ali-linen Table Sets.
Worth $40. Our price Friday. "a sS set
30 u9c crochet Bod Spreads, in white.
Friday Observation-Disclosures. 43c ga
lot Csc Stamped Bureau Scarfs Fri
day y..................--. soc o..
The morning times., 1895-12-06
BON MARCHE.
3I4-3I6 9Th ST. NV.

c. v. Il. Berry. Mrs. Ramsay. Mrs. Glover.
Mrs. T.. 81. Johnston. Mrs. Mctiuire Mrs.
N. $. Lincoln. Mrs. s. s. Adams. Mrs.
Mckeever and Mrs. A. c. Barney are among
the patronesses. My Wre's Dentist" and
" Broken Hearts viii be presented Ut the
niatinee by pupils OF the Natinndi SChooi OF
Acting.
The morning times., 1895-12-06
WaShingtOnia MS in New York.
Especial to The TimesO

New York, Dec. 5.-Gen. Roy Stone is
at the Albenarle; Bishop John F. Hurst
aud tiie Rev. DR.. W. X. Bartlett are at tue
draped with point lace, q collar of pearls
aud diamond tiara was In the box with
Mrs. Calvin Brice and Miss Kate Brice
The morning times., 1895-12-06
The Doll Contest at Mertz's.
The following letter will explain it

No. I street.
Mr.. E. P MertZ, Eleventh and F streets:
Dear Sir-I am instructed by the COM
mite of teachers who have charge of the
word contest ''Mellin's Food" to write
you the work is much more difficult than
they anticipa ted. Many of the papers
received, containing large numbers of words
which have to be stricken out this con-
sumes much time and labor. 1t will prob
can announce the names of the prize
winners. Very respectfully,
LEILA r. NOWLIN
The morning times., 1895-12-06
Toilet Articles.

sc. CASTLE Soap, superior quality.
u
j, l2Isc. Dressing Combs Friday..7c ea-
: 35c Hair Brushes Friday.-..-..--.1 19c
l2Iac Rose Water and Glycsrine FRI
day. ............-.....tc &C. bottle
The morning times., 1895-12-06

Mrs. Daniel Lamont. Mrs. Sternberg.
Mrs. John NJ. Wilson, Mrs. Rufus Saxton.
Mrs. James ownocs. MIS-. James Mcmillan
Mrs. w. u Cunningham. Mrs. hcrattn
King and Mrs +. j. Somers are patronesses
or the exhibition or oriental md iindern
fabrics ror interior decoration. ..mni'nated
copper and plaster casts at the sI.Idio of
applied art Of Miss Elizabeth s.lcdon
1t Will continue through December >.
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Mrs. Robert Hammond and her little
daughter Ella OF Ohio are the guests of
Mrs. Francis Hammond OF No. S11 Il
street no rthea st.
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Dress Goods.

pcs $40 3s-in. BLACK Aii-wooI JAG
guards Friday ..............3 .35c yd
3 les. sl 40 46-in- Black Wool and Mo-
hair Stripe Crepon. Friday. pc yd
o pcs isc Bright Colors in Fancy Plaid.
Fridag ....-.-........-. .......-.. l2xc yd.
lpJ Remnants Colored Dress Goods, I'm
ongths frvn y to yards, at one-haif
lormcr price.
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Hosiery Department.

/ 1Sc Children's Ribbed Hose, black,
sizes 5Jk toe Friday. ....llc a pair
| 25c Ladies' Hose, full regular made,
/ in plain and fancy. Friday. i2lSc pair.
\ 5Oc Leggin:. in black and white, small
/ sizes Friday. csc a pair
! si.26 Ladies' Bicycle Logs ins, broad
cloth. Friday. ....................g g0c
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Cloak Department.
Muslin Underwear, Children's
Goods and COrSetS.

rs s.. .25 Short White Eiderdcwn Coats,
| zeS tc3 years Friday 81 Ss
sla II "a Cnildren's Colored Silk Caps
fA-ay --.. ssss &C
~ 81. Ladies' and Childrea's Outing
Flannel Shirts Friday CSC
lot Of $50. Corset Covers, solled. Fri
day. ...-..... .......-...-....- ---.I2Isc
SIS Ladies' Cardigan Jackets FRI
Day S9c
7H.O Corsets, odd sizes. Friday. 49c