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ae NEWS IN BRIEF

Braves, dealer in dry goods at E Tex, has failed.
 H'sen Mcclure, charged with the 0f Jo Paul, was acquitted at zlago, 1. T.
 psvidson company at Galveston, |A0 failed. It did a wholesale Hal liquor business.
 Franklin was bitten by a rattle |4ear Floresyille, Tex. He is in a ke5ndition.
 Vharf company at Galveston, m bdild new grain elevator.
 Seegars, a machine agent, zaating near San Angelo, Tex.
 ly shot himself to death. M Wright and Fon Evans, < Fith robbing the Katy train 5! |aado, Tex, were released by RsEAl court at Dallas. E 'lvaccine league is preparing
 he orders of the board of health
 Valiant of St. Louis decided 4, sl0olboard was . law unto it. \ 's rules are not to be ques- '''aa Montgomery of sedalia, E,e seaFd from her son, who was |ss' ~ nis father Il years ago. { EsOpss' \ ~ 2O years old, was burned M en Hamlin, Va, Incendiaries .,s 'a'aer's house and she could ss1ls., eslloCrats of Kentucky will con @s''ion of six Republican cleo ,. robbed the postoaice at Smith
 ''Aing stamps, cash and some K Ss'sSl0wers aas were captured at |sss.ss |ss, aO.' with burglary tools in 7[I VI.
 ], 2, s.aL Melton of Troy, Mon, was Osaf while out hunting. | |s0ran ,sl ]. was frozen to death in n |.'e aeas Topeka, Kan. '
 2, Tucker shot and killed Dr s,nlernute ss.' and sent a ball into na afaln at Tacoma, Wash pA'' iTSo Tbo <, ||,snystery. 'i' ne ssat @aitlns was sentenced to b.no x. ''s's !. T on Feb. 19 for murd rdlls ar. N Williams. '0' 'nuroef- E been o ss o'ephens of Missouri. |asss sa ,.i!s confined to his room for aE;as Sl'a Illness, is getting well. |as eSa' egaWayman was captured on ItIps aty Y! streets of St. Louis. He s t5.a.sy, ms victim with one hand
 through his pockets with l'tile the
 "a. 1,gHaaGn. dist.ia.. ls bishop of the Fort
 Mstbossii.seo' 9sise' Of n the Independent
 etsd i4oalst of Episcopal church.
 making false pension
 '1'snee has not been
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Livestock.

ST. LOUIS, Nov, 2l.-Cattle-Receipts, 5lOOi steady to be lower.
 Sheep-Receipts, 25)0; steady.
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,lsim of Indemnity.

,ox. Nov. le.-A dispatch from |aburg says the government of
 aHsyaal republic has decided to elaim for q, ,000, 000 indemnity she British Chartered South sompany. IS one of the results
 Id of Dr. Jameson and his fol- iaso the territory of The Trans
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asreast. The marriage was to sso place on date shortly after N of Mr. Harrison, all the prep 'toving been made. Miss How ||sen in Europe some little time, .,. expected that she would re- ,s,s city for the celebration of 'sIags with MT. Parrott. But it ,,.ler. tood that she has trans ..st of her immense fortune to us English husband.
 was q quiet affair, s few of the Howard family
 Nh. parrott and Miss Howard
 4Dt in which country both .xsling. Mr. Parrott is a mem ,s firm of Parrott Bros, promi- ubsrs of the London Exchange, Himself something of a fortune. no title.
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fnn. .RoYs- -ArrestefI.

sAS, Tex, Nov. l3.-Two boys. ] years of age. were arrested and ! complaints filed by parties shel, charging them with the
 seyeral hundred pounds of seed
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Applies For Ills Release.

CHICAGO, Nov. f3.-Amos Rusie has filed bill in the United States court demanding his release from the New York baseball club.
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Overdose Of Morphine.

AUSTIN, Nov. I3.-Frank Hamilton, well known in financial circles here, and q proln1lent citizen of this city, died from an overdose of morphine.
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When the girl comes to be a woman look out. If she s,arts out in vigorous, womanly health then it is pretty safe to say she will be a healthy, attractive, beautiful woman.
 The beginning of womanhood is the real crisis i'll woman's life. Nearly always something is wrong then in the distinctly feminine organs Maybe it isn't very serious-no natter-the time to stop disease is when it starts.
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McEE-REE'S s WINE OF CARDUE

will bring girls safely through the crisis. Taken at the first indication of weak ness, it never fails. It regulates the monthly periods with perfect precision. It's action is direct upon the feminine organs that above all others, ought to be strong aud well.
 Start the girl right. Don't expose her to the dangers and tortures of dragging weakness, bearing down pains, nervous prostration and the facilitating drains so common to women.
 McEIree's Wine of Cardui, is home treatment. It does away entirely with abhorrent '1oca1 examinations.
 Sold al sioo Bottle by Dealers In Medicine.
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Special for this week. IS dozen
  nedavs tadyo
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DALLAS Nov. Il.-Choice shipping steers B 5002 70.
 Choice l75 to 2y5-tb hogs, & SO02 95; light hogs, g. 4QQ3 D.
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CHICAGO, Nov. -Gattle-Reeeipts, 13.OOO Texas steers, B S0d4 %.
 sheep-Reeeipts, 10000; steady to strong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-23

Much of the time of the State Depart
ment is being consumed in answering in
quiries from persons in this country who
have been led by INSCRIPTIONS persons
to believe that they are heirs to vast es-
tates In Europe. The latest additions to
the fraud list are the jaeger and Fisher
estates. So many persons have been duped
into paying fees for prosecuting claims to
inheritance under these titles that the
Hamburg authorities have just made a
thorough investigation, and United States
Consul Robertson, at Hamburg, has trans
mitted the result to the State Department.
1t proves that the Wager" Jaeger" or
Jaeger estate, and the Fisher or
FISCHER" estates are fictitious, and con-
sequently that there can be no American
heirs,
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Knew His Crow.

= There are many ROSTERS in Georgetown,
but one Of the fowls went on an excursion
last week never to return. This particular
fowl had peculiar manner of growing
which Henry n. Stokes of 8l04 n street
was able to distir guish from the other
roosters in the neighborhood. Robert S.
Chew, his neXt-door neighbor, owned this
pet chicken, and when Mr.. Stokes and his
wife were kept awake at night he con-
cluded to send the fowl to the country
1t appears that Mr.. Stokes first complain
ed to Mr.. Chew's servant about the noise.
This Mr. Chew disliked, for he thought the
complaint should have been made to him.
Later he received note about the early
morning exercises of the chicken, and yes
terday he learned that a warrant for his
arrest had been issued, and this charged
that the ROSTERS Growing and cackling
had disturbed the peace of Mr.. Stokes
The case came up before Judge Kimball
this morning, and Mr.. Stokes, speaking for
his wife and himself, said they had been
kept awake for hours by the noise of the
rooster.
I've been kept awake for hours" said
Mr.. Stokes, by the Growing of ROSTERS"
There are other ROSTERS in the alley"
said Mr.. Chew.
Il know there are others there" added
Mr.. Stokes, but I've studied their voices
and know tie voice of Mr.. Chew's rooster
from the others"
AS the 'ooster had been sent away the
court, as well as Mr.. Stokes, was satisfied,
and sentence in the case was suspended.
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USE OF TRACKS,
Controversy Between MefropoIttau
and TenIeNtoNyn Roads

anu 1enleytOwn Roads.
The Metropolitan Railroad Company.
through Attorneys Nathaniel Wilson and
A s. Worthington, have filed a petition
praying for a writ of prohibition TO prevent
the District Commissioners from taking
action upon a request by the Georgetown
and Tenleytown Railroad Company that
both companies be allowed to use the same
tracks at 32d and p streets, and ed and o
streets, I'm Georgetown.
The petitioners state that two sets of
tracks now exist at those places, but that
by the act OF August 2, 1894, the complain
ant company is required to make reciprocal
track arrangements with connecting lines
upon the completion of its cable system.
All disputes are to be settled in the courts
according to the same act.
Last November, II is claimed, President
crosby OF the Georgetown and Tenleytown
line proposed to the Commissioners thar
both companies use the same tracks with
an eye seemingly TO the future possibility
OF an underground system introduced by mis-
line. President Phillips of the complainant
company opposed this, claiming that the
former commissioners had laid out the
pan OF the tracks, and they could not be
moved without the consent of the Metro
polltan company and that the placing of
polh lines on one set of tracks would ne
cessitate switches and consequent and fire.
quenl stoppages, extra switchmen etc Mr.
fhllilps also claimed that the locality was
not enough used by the public as to cause
inconvenience on account of two lines, but
on the other hand the Metropolitan COM
pany would be seriously aforementioned
with Its cars running so close upon each
other, was intended
subsequently, IT is said, the whole mat
Ter was referred by the Commissioners to
the attorney for the District, who held that
the controversy was one for the courts to
settle Further correspondence was re-
Ierred TO Capt Fiebeger of the Engineer
attorney.
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DIED.

BROWN. On Wednesday, April %, 1896 at II
o'clock am. after illness which he bore
SAVERS BROWN, the beloved son Of Elizabei6
and the late Alexander Brown, aged thirty
eight years.
Day by day we saw him fade
And gently pass away,
And often in our hearts we prayed
That he might longer stay.
Funeral services from the Metropolitan Presby-
terrain Church, 4th and streets southeast, on
Saturday, April %, at pm.
FOSTER. On Wednesday. April %, 1896. Mrs.
Funeral from the residence Of her son in law Mai.
G. F. Humphrey, 1925 18th street, Friday,
April "A, at pm
JEFFRIEs. On Wednesday, April %. 1896 Gen.
NOAH L. JEFFRlES in the siIty-ninth year
Funeral from his late residence, 1929 10th street
terment private, Rock Greek cemetery. q
JOHNSON. On Tuesday, April 81, 1896, THOMAS
JOHNSON, in the sixty ninth year OF his age.
Funeral services at the chapel at Oak Hill cemetery
on Friday morning, April "a, at IL O'Clock. q
KANE In Chicago, on April II, 1890, ELLEN G
A. Kane, formerly OF this city.
May she rest in peace.
KICK On Thursday, April %, 1926, at 2:3O an,
Mrs. ANNA KICK, in the eighty-nlnth year Of
Funeral from the residence of her son, d. W. Keck
518 7th street northeast, Friday, at 2:15 O'Clock
InterDent at Hamilton. Ohio.
TEMPLE Suddenly, April .. 1896, at 2:2o am,
at No. 11l9 9th street northwest, Washington,
ID. c., Mrs. II. CELIA TEMPLE.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
VAN NESS. OF typhoid pneumonia, on Thursday
monnfg: April 2S 1895 at 20 o,elo,k EDNA EDNA
Van Ness, aged seventeen months
Gone, but not forgotten.
Funeral from the house tomorrow at 3 O'Clock pm
WHITE. On Wednesday, April %, 1896, C. RAY
MoND, infant son Of Bernard b. and Mary
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Army Orders,

Lieut.. John H. Wholley, fourth infantry,
has been retired from duty at Seattle,
Washington.
First Lieutenant Farrand Sayre, eighth
cavalry, has been granted leave of abb
sence for one month.
The following transfers IN the fourth
cavalry have been made:
Captain WILDER E. Wilder, from troop II
to troop ID; Captain James b. Erwin, from
troop ID to troop II.
The following transfers in the twelfth
infantry have been made:
First Lieutenant Charles w. Abbot, IT,
from company z to company F; First
Lieutenant Charles c. Ballou, from COM
pany q to company c; First Lieutenant
William G. Elliot, from company to COM
pany E; First Lieutenant William c. Ben
nett, from company c 10 company G: Sec
ond Lieutenant Willis Uliae. from company
@ to company L; Second Lieutenant Glenn
ii. Davis, from company l 10 COMPANY @.
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Cloak Department.

Back SILK and Lace Cape, ribbon trimming
5000 to ST. 10 ~ " ~
60. MORE 9 SIX Jacket. full sleeves. Size SO. Re
duced from $1,000 to 81 so
Tan CapeS, large sizes Reduced from 81 %
to $3.50 each. 1 S'.'o
BACK Cheviot Blazers, half silk lined, large
Jdpot OF MORE ribbon MORE silk facing Sizes ~
ana ana so: Reduced from $500 to 1915
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Observation-Disclosures

Square Clothes Hamper, large size. Reduced
from 1928 to $I.OO.
! Gas Stove, 2burner, nickel finish, slightly dam
Housemaids Pail, japanned, slightly shopworn
Reduced from $500 to $3.50
to 75c. oA TA-'
/ Gas Stove, a-burner. damaged. Reduced from
/ Buffers Tray. slightly damaged Reduced from
$500 to 80. AVN
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Infants DEPARTMENT.

Novelty Cloth Coats. tan and cream trimmed
with fancy braid Cream has deep cuffs. Re-
duced from S1OOO and S12.J0 to S4GO each.
White silk Shirrrd Hats, trimmed with feathers
and aigrettes, broad ties. Reduced from $3.50 to
500 each.
Bingham Dresses. blue. pink and buff stripes.
trimmed with embroidery. pique and pearl buttons.
Slightly sOiled. Reduced from 81 so to 75c. each
untrimmed Stand Basket, straw and willow,
double tray. Reduced from S3.75 to $500.
ed nOOr. ST
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China Department..

French China Dinner Set, several pieces miss.
Ing. Reduced from $4,000 TO $3.50
l Decorated Toilet Set, mug damaged Reduced
from $500 to $500.
l German China Tea Set, few pieces missing. Re.
duced from $1,000 to $500 "
l Carlsbad China Ice Cream Set, 3 saucers miss.
Ing. Reduced from S3.05 to 81. co.
/ Decorated Stop Jar, slightly damaged. Re
duced from $500 10 81. 90.
Decorated Chambers. Reduced from rs to Soc
each. " " WV
l Haviland China Fish Platter, clipped. Re-
Carlsbad China Cuspidors slightly damaoad
Reduced from 90 to Csc each.
toln noor. 10th ct. bldg ]
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For HOuRehreakfhU.

William Harris. young colored man, was
convicted in Criminal Court No. today of
breaking into the stable Of Abram B. Fris-
bic the 18th of this month. Judge Cole, be-
ing Informed that Harris bears quite a
reputation as a petit thief, sentenced him
to five years in the Albany penitentiary at
hard lanor
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Women's Underwear Dept.

pairs SainSoOk Drawers, rufie of lace fine tucks
above. yoke band Reduced from 81. 90 to 81 90 per
pair.
/ SILK Pongae Skirt, wide embroidered rufie,
darts fit in at waist In front. draw-strinS in
back Reduced from S6 90 to $500.
10 Cambria Corset Covers, round neck, trimmed
with embroidery, pearl buttons. Reduced from so
25c. each.
C2l floor. 10th ct bldg)
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Lamps. Clocks. &c.

Gilt and Onyx Banquet Lamp, B. H. burner
Reduced from $1,000 to 81 90
l Wrought iron Lamp. b. & II burner Reduced
from $1,000 to $500.
Gilt Banquet Lamp, cut glass stem Reduced
from $500 TO SIS 90.
Delft China Banquet Lamp and Globe Re-
ducCd from sl4. 80 to $500.
Porcelain Table Lamp snd Shade central
draught burner. Reduced from So. 80 to 50 so
10Th nOOr. 10th hide l
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Girls Clothing Dent.

Navy Blue Cheviot Serge Jackets, REFER STYLE
P Ro,e collar and cuffs. Sizes IA and 16 years
Navy Blue Kersey Jackets, half lined with
SIp h1 I'm ~, e, Sizes "a and III years Reduced from
Atwood Novelty Cloth Canes Sizes 10 "a
10 and Is years Reduced from IS 90 10 I'll "a q, oh
Brown Refers, winter weight; sizes q and 9
years. Reduced from $500 to Sl.0O each anu o
you nooF .1lth ST bldg !
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Suit Department.

IL All-silk Waists. full sleeves Medium dark
$3.50 each. NUN si'''o 10
5000 to $1,000 eu ALUM
4 Black Brilliantine Skirts full sweep Reduced
Tan Suit, half silk lined, full skirt Size 36
Reduced from Sl2.5O to $500 ~ 0'
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Eestrymen Elected.

The vestry of Rock Creek Parish on April
%, 1896, elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: wardens, Abraham ID.
Van Derveer and Angus Lamond; register,
Arthur S. Browne; treasurer, Bedford w.
Walker; delegates to the diocesan conven-
ton, Charles j. Bell, Arthur S. Browne,
John Miller, Abraham ID. Van Derveer,
Redford W. Walker and Thomas L. Wilt
berger, alternate delegates to the diocesan
convention, John Burgess, Bernard Joy,
James Miller, ]. A. Miller and Angus La
mond.
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Baby Carriage Dent ,

Carriage. roll body, upholstered in corduroy,
pongee parasOl. slightly damaged. Reduced from
5000 to $3.50
Rattan Carriage. upholstered in silk plush
satin parasOl best wheels Reduced from Sl2 SO
TO $1,000.
Whitney Rattan Carriage, adjust table cushions
satin parasOl, patent wheels Reduced from $500
to $3.50.
Rattan Carriages, upholstered In silk plush
$3.50 -
Bedford Cord Carriage Robes. Reduced from
81 90 to &c. each
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DAWSoN-HANLEY. On April % 1896 by the
Rev 8 H Greene, DID, JOHN f. DAWSON
HAFELFINGER- GREEK On Tuesday. Apr1 d
1896, FREDERICK T. HAFEIFINGER and
CORA l.. CREEK, at Cumberland, Md.
MYERS-RoSE On April %, 1896. MAY LOUISE
ROSE daughter OF Joseph r. Rose, TO BENJA-
MIN +. MYERS
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Furniture Department.

Roc kers. upholstered seats. Reduced from
$500 to 81 80 each. ! reduced from 81 Is TO 81 Is
l Couch. hair top. Reduced from $500 to $1,000.
l Couch, moss top. Reduced from sl3.50 TO
$500
l White Bed, #. 6 in by 6 #. 2 in. Reduced
from $3.50 to 500.
Morris Chair. Reduced from 800 to $500.
9th floor. 10th st. bldg }
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Corset Department.

pairs French Bias Corsets, fine coutil heavily
bored with real whalebone, two side steels, gOred
hips boned bust. top finished with lace and narrow
ribbon Sizes Is, 10, 90 %, %, a. 20 and 80
Reduced from 500 to 81 90 per pair.
pairs French Satteen COrsets, heavily boned
two side steels extra long waist Sizes "a, 81
and y Reduced from So. % to $500 per pair.
Health Waists, extra long, full bust shoulder
straps Sizes 20, Is and 20. Reduced from s1.75
to 50c. each.
(2d floor. 10Th @. hldo i
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Picture Department.

from IS. 90 to $3.50.
l EngFaving; 20x2t oak and gilt frame, slightly
Engraving, 2012i, white and gilt frame sl;pht
~ da nin,gs p Reduced se from $500 to s1.OO.
gilt frame. Reduced from $500 to ST co. ~"'
Etching, 1812O, gilt frame. Reduced from
$3.50. Ai'n1 $1'"o "
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Woodward y. L0thr0p,
10TH nth and SITS. N w.
Remnants Every Friday.
10th, nth and F SITS. N. w

The the rennantste
smaller the The brisk selling Of the days has left
and hundreds of kind condition No
what the have BEEN close this
end marked them what they bring and for quick selling
Special attention Dress Goodsslk, wool All
broken lots and short resulting from selling will be
ca main floor The and stylish stu of the
Lengths Lenghs-a specially
reduced In with have prepared shall
seasonabe goods large,
pr1Ces-which less than regular prices.
t.
Regular Price, soc. Each-Bargain Price, $50.
double ydeb ack 'front.'
pear
Regular Price, soc. Each-Bargaim Price, CSC.
cd ST. hldns>
Dresses, plain braid trimmed IA
Id
Regular Price, S8.z5 Each-Bargain Price, S3.75..
Fancy Wrappers tucked okermeovr
trimmed size
Regular Price, S2.25 EacFn-Bargan Price, $780,.
Sd ST.
nslevsa dhkgnt o
Regular Price, SH.oo Each-Bargain Price, z5c.
"a st
Curtains Can
y oil
Regular Prices, So, SHo& SIP pr-Bargain Price
Upholstery DHartm 4th floor
Couat
o
Regular Price, S3.75 the Sut-Bargain Price, $3.50
Regular Price, $500 the Suit-Bargan Price, S3so.
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Cotton BedWear Dent.

10 Heavy Unblelched Muslin Sheets. on,2H
yards. Reduced from Go to 5Oc each.
l pair All-over Embroidered Pillow Sbams Re-
duced from $500 to $500. 1 pair reduced from
1910 to 50 20. pair reduced from So IS to So 10
,nssr Par Aoyer Enbroered PILLOW shams, ribbon
l pair Embroidered Pillow Shams Reduced from
$3.50 to Sl.75. ~
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JeWelry Department.

Silver Hand Mirrors. Reduced from 800 to
5 yards Elastic Bicycle Betting Reth,ced fron,
81. so TO 5Oc. yard. ~ W
2 Silverplated Pin Trays. Reduced from 81 60
to soc. each. ~ $A'''
Crumb Tray, quadruple silver plate Reduced
each r" " w.
list floor. 11.b q, lido
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Refrigerators and
Waiter Coolers

1 Bedding New Perfection Refrigerator water
cooler attachment Reduced from $500 to s120O.
i Bedding Refrigerator, porcelain lined cooler
Reduced from $500 to $1,000.
bOc.
? Jewett Filters. Reduced from $500 to $500
each.
Cooler, agate iron lining. Reduced from So 90
to $500.
Sd floor. Oh annar
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Curtain DEPARTMENT.
Rug DEPARTING emit.

l Jap. Rug. 9x12 feet. Reduced from $500 to
$500.
800 to $500
(4th floor 10th st. bldg)
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Art NeedlewOrk Dent.

IL Duck Veil, Cravat and Glove Cases. Reduced
from 10 to &c. each
soc. for the pieca. ~ "
~ yards yellow China Silk. Reduced from 10
to soc. for the piece. w
10 Japanese Pillow Coverst Reduced from rs to
15c. each. "
to 15c. per pair. iii
DIST floor. ................,,... 1st onnar
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Book Department

Books sOiIed from handling or otherwise unfit for
regular sale
Revised New TeStameats at Sc. each.
Complete Bibles At 10 and 25c. each.
35 Books for Young boys Published at zoe. Re
duced to gsc. each.
900 Sheets Music, vocal and instrumental, at 9
foT Zoe.
(Basement. st. bdg }
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Mems DEPARTMENT,

- Laundered Neglisee Shirts, mussed. Sizes IA.
14lz 10, 1JIa, 16 and 1612 Reduced from 81.
and $500 To SIOO each.
p pairs Aid Gloves, tan shades. Sizes 6ai. Z.
S12. 81, 92 and 10. Reduced from 500 to 81 90
per pair.
% Teck Scarfs. Reduced from . TO 12Ec. each.
Qst floor. 1907 + ST. bldg }
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Wrapper DeDartm emit.

10 Percale Wrappers, rutfe shoulders. braid
trimmed Sizes 81, 81 80 and 40. Reduced from
Black and White Princess Cloth Wrappers
nGaId trimmed. Size 80. Reduced from 81 80 to
soc. each. ~
tod H"o-. .11th st. bldg)
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Boys Clothing Dent

from 81. IS to 81 90 each '' euueeu
10 Atwood Suits with extra pants Sizes q IN
10 years Reduced from 81 .y5 to 81 Is each ~
brownie Suits, lined with silk / red size q.
$500 to Sc OC each ~ ALUM
tou Hoor. 10th st BLDG \
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Linen DEPARTMENT.

dozen Damask Napkins, "a size. Reduced from
$500 TO 81 80 per doz.
q dozen Damask Napkins, full 24-in. Reduced
from $3.50 S2-25 per toz
3 HcIuStitched Cloths 2lex21z yards, soiled. Re
duced from $12O0 to $500 each.
. dozen Towels, seconds Reduced to 81 .05,
81. 10 and 81 20 per dOz.
Of do
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White Goods Dent.

II Dress Lengths Figured India Dimity 70 Yards
each. Reduced from $500 to 81 40 each.
y remnants Figured Swiss, to s Yards. Re-
duced from 70 to 12lac. per yard
0 remnants Figured Organdie Lawn 5 to u Yards
Reduced from % to 1Oo. per yard
'-u hoor. .11th ct. tldgD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-23
Bicycle DEPARTMENT.

Bicycles. 26-inch. diamond frame. full ball
bearings, Morgan Wright quick-repair tires
weight 20 lbs Reduced from 5000 to s37. so.
Boys Bicycles. 24nch diamond frame. full
10 5000.
BOYS Bicycle, solid tires. Reduced from $500
TO So 95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-23
Millinery Department.

IS Single Roses with bud and foliage, red, pink
and white. Zoe. each.
10 Untrimme1 Hats. slightly damaged. Reduced
from zoe and SIS TO i0c. each