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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

UNION STOCK YARDS I'LL. Nov
1-CATILE.-Eccrn PTS 300. market
STRONGER. common f0 extra steers s. f.l
rr stnr k.rs arl feeders. S-N- NJ.
COWS and bulls si.Ifil1faI Texans. = IS
Ie tn. western rangers t--lf4OI.
HOGS k.rtIr t-. ~ Ft. market arm 70
b. higher. heavy packing and shipping
lots, 81 -y4.,.Dyi Common ~ choice mixed,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

very slim chance Of playing. 70 was
Witl pretty dismal outlook thar the
team l-f- Tor AUblrnlaie after tonight s
practice and Coach Waters saif tho
chances were about two and n half %
ore .n -aT1r 0f Princeton New YORK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

re- e-sce arl Pine streets. Rev T.. 4.
BAGBY. passor.-Ereaching A. II a y.
and + 7. n. ray 81, st As A." e-aes.Ay
\ d. Baptist Iolls leo..- Is Union SIl-
day az y. VI. Is
FIRST EAITIsT cHrRCH--EEy:
GEORGE COOPER. = =. pastor. 10 II
4. NJ who j. Nseied Most Urgently ~
tie Coming General AssocillJn Mee--
ine. 40 +. ~. called ny Christ.
bIlle school 20 90 y. ~. l9ils teo441
Union 40 j. j.
LEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Iueuty-fftt aud Leigh slreetsJ.
Rev. ". L. WRIGHT u. D.. pastor
riav II T. ST. sermon and orul ll. re
Crufcflcr. SUNDAY. I g.. Junior Ilill-
s ncay II a.. senior lrl1n. So llll,
-.rl J. n sermon, subject. The LIZ
warm Christian. sunday, t..l - H..
sunday school. Tue aay. b. ST.. mon
IraFtr-mcetin-. M -l-tr-tf, j. -lf
prayer-mectins.
SECOND Baptist CHURCH COR
lcr sixth and Main 81 lI- Preaching
4 ~ =. y. ana -. u. By Rev. JOdN
II. LAGER. u. j..
FINE-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Pine and a marie s-ree--I. Res.
j. -. HDIsON. pastor -.us sun.
day 20 II s.. a.- b. 81
meeting Nlnlar 20 j. 81 lllr- I.1-
Q.as meeting tr.cay ar b. 81 al. Hel-
come
WEST VIEW PTTST CHURCH.
f-Crrer Cary ard 3lral1H ~I l.- .. u.
MERCER. J.. D.pa--.f.-N 9r-
tAy s-.,--sy s,c-o5. - p. =; -ie--
irs an +. 81 Yong Peoples Union 90
p II. Lta. -.
J.. ~. seats ace. fl-l---a welcome
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

g o0Gg On. choice assorted. sifpf5o0'
lirnt -0q3.I5. pigs s-aofj-yl 80
SdEfsp-kecciuts. 3+H. mi.i ~ D.. 81,
higher. inferior 90 CHOICE g. -'-f'
lambs. S3ull-.uu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

Any Suit or OyercOat You
buy elsewhere Is almost GER
tain 10 have TO stand COM
parison with ours.
Ought You not TO see how
they compare before YOU buy
Wear orr clothes any
where. if they don't prove TO
vour liking bring them back
and get your money; no ar
eument we can offer is half
80 strong.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

IL ~ a.
.folr Communion first and third SUNDAYS
fi noon. au ether Sundays AZ 80 4. n.
Holy DAYS 40 ru1l. sunday services. II
A. ~ tnd = r. VI. Lifsny on FRIDAYS
no noon sunday school az 9-p A. u.
Bible c.ass for men wednesday az SID
l.. ~
GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH COR
ner cf Main ana rolslce sireetsl' heF.
LANDpS 4. MASON. rector Regular
ar 90 4. u. Morning prayer and sermon
5sre AZ 60 =. 81. Holy COM
munion on the first sunday no the II
O'Clock service. and on the third and lfth
Sundays az 80 A. n. strangers are
SHOWN seats and are made 70 feel cordial
- welcome q
,t GRACE b.. sTF 7EEEs PHFFs RiR b A.
raeto-.-Scrrices az II o'ciocz 4. N. ani
$ o'clock u. NJ. preaching ny the pastor.
Sunday school services 40 o-p = u.
Neinesfay risLt services - o.eio x.
Westmiuster League meeting 40 '-ls SUM
day night.
FIRST PEEsBYTERIAN CHURCH
corner Grace ora Madison streets. Rev.
ROBERT J.. KERR j.. D.. pastoor-
Preaching az u 4. NJ. and , J. VI. Rev.
90. 81 CD ME LEY win preach at Vest
Minister az Il \. ~ and =. II.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT COR
rrl Park avenue ara Harrison ststt.i'
-,' o.. ~. -s--cr and
asp ~ So rr, e lFAR OF china.
~ frrnE service "Wednesday at D. ~
,.,.-....... 1880 --e.-i-- ~ -.-l p. n.
SECOND PREsBTTERItN cECRcH.
T- HnEE VIII preach 20 u A. 81 ara at
p 1r
THIRD PREssD9 Il-Ifi,lvArN- CO re l. J..
.iA lil-t.H ga, --.-y ,r--r.-.-
-.r q, ~ .,..-..e- r.,--.
.,.,s4,rrs--1r- csrrsrrAx
A.A - p ~ .-l-'- De-. r--,',.-, -.r
-- r.1pr~-l< rr.-
t,t- % m
..uo1. - r-r-rr i-rl.r or Nor
...N "t & i-.t- ol ,5,
~ rt--,.-1
.i- s+lr- nai - ~. ...-l
-ri-at-- 10 BIZ --.-t
$40 p
.r-e l-ai- e''-i--l --'-
-
.s..0.tn anl Grage s're,,si' Re-
lA--.l ttA-.--. -. --
a - 50
school H. .-l-.--h l-n-
,.-.l - n,
lnr -...'- 'N ~ 5.- '-.' .. ' -
seats -f--. f---- --
. -r,--,,.-,
THIRD O. 4 y 4 y 't q q
Tr. r-r--iTrr and Marsh all streets ~
"a. ~ D1lLk. ra-fo-.-l .-tet r-i Iiy
l- ID A. III ana ~ =. ~. $40 ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

Tire condition Of Pr. Jro. W. Bet sridge
who IS quite ODD 20 bis residence. No. -
east Clay s-rcl-. vas s1Iealat improve ?
Yesterday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

some uncommon monsy-savins opportu-
mites here Just now IN suits and OTercoats.
Long Tsoussr suits for boys Of y 70 IS
years. g 70 SO.
Chldren's aud Misses Tan OShsriers,
isc Joe. klnd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

CHURCH or TIE HOLY TRIM
ity 4 memorial = BISHOP Acre, Pro
sr~.-r 0-r.s.ts Monroe E-raI. Re.
J. j. GRkEATT. rector. -sefilces; sun
DIS N a N ana j. 81. Holy Comul.
mon hrst : nday a. j. a. = third sun
day az I'D A N. lita1y service Friday
al Il ~ church days 40 L. H. Church
or.n o.ifv f1- prayer and meditation
sunday senooI a. so 4 u. Iens Bldi.
class 40 sd A II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

1ROAD-sTREEr MISSION HALL
-ig east Broad. oren every night
Ecrrlay rraye---eltirg every day *
-arr sunday. liz Christian AAiarce.
f--. rrnI 90 rrom0-e a deeper CHRISTIAN
lie meets every Friday night. A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
corner Laurel and Beverly streetsi. Rev.
PIKE POWERS. =. D., ctor.-serFice5
ever sunday al u \. II alt . T. Il.
sittings all free. aud hearty welcome Is
extended 20 al visitors o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

u-EsT-END MISSION CHRISTIAN
l Tes- -a-T s-reet-Sun1ay school E 80
,r Pr.rfr-rr-r.rz every Thursday
rier- ~ o lock- Fltii- cordially -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

THIRD PRESBTT ERIhN. tE-li.
CHARLES r. HYDE PASTOR
~rr..-h school az 9.f1 ci1. Is. Ncrn. e
--..- ar ~ O'Clock. preaching ~ -ar
-..-l. Meeting NJ Westminster League
20 Ii o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

ST PAULS CHIECf CORNER OF
Ninth ari Grace -tre-r.l. Rev. HART
LEY CARMICHAEL. L. -, recter; Rev.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07
sr~n.y curEcH ~orrcFs

GROvE-AVENJE BAPTIST CHURCH
Grove aVenie n.ar Beech street,. I.eF-
J. 4. UIDEN, l.. D., pastCr-PrlaCllr
az II A ~ ard Z. 81. tF The pastor.
sunlaF school 80 J.lo a. IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

FIRST PEEsBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Grace orI Madison streets Rev.
ROBERT j.. KERR. J. r., pastor
Preaching at - A. NJ. and , j. r. Rev.
d. 81 CD MI LEY win preach at West
Minister ar Il 4. ~ and ( =. II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

CHURCH OF THE COVENANT COR
rrl PARK avenue ard Harrison street..
Pew. j CALVIN STEW ART pastor -
Preaching ar u A. r. ty tne pastor and
ar IT, ~. PSF Rev. J. r. BEAR. OF china
MfTeek service "Wednesday at y j. 81
and Sabbath -rnco. meets 20 =, -
Christian ElieatCr meeting ~ s-.i J.. u
SECOND P1rsBTTERTfE CHURCH
rr HDGE VIII preach 40 u a. 81 ana a'
9 j.. ST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

GRACE STREET PHEEs,B;YYTERIAAN
rleto-.-SCrrices 40 II o'ciocS 4. ". ani
$ o'clock p. NJ. preaching oy The pastor.
Sunday school services 40 o-p g. u.
Weinesfay nigkt services 20 o.cio X.
Westminster League meeting 40 1913 sun
day night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

cotE1z-1a 81 T. s,ii-' ans
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

CALVARY BAPTIST 'fil n. COR
ncr Grace ard Pine streets. Rev. T. \.
BAGBY. pass0r.-Ereaching a. II 4 D.
and y Il lray-r-Tre. tlL- Welre-t Az
evening al s T.. 81. sunday school al 3
4. d. Baptist Iolls Peoples Union sIl-
day az I 4. ". 8
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

FRANK RIDOrT. assistant minister. -
.foIr a. r1munion first and third sundays
ff noon ail ether Sundays AZ 80 & ~.
Holy DAYS 80 nool. sunday services. II
A. ~ and r. VI. Lifsny on Fridays
no noon sunday school az 9-.p A. ".
Bible cl1ss s0r men "wednesday az s.l1
l.. ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07
From 5 OCIock TIL Closing Time.
EXTRA SPECIAL.

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Regular l7c. goods for *. sa.h.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH COR
ner of Main ana F0lshce streetsl, Rev.
LANDrN T. MASON. rector. Res iiidr
services every L0rIs-Lay. SUNDAY school
ar 90 4. II. Morning prayer and sermon
af II 4. NJ. and events PRAYER and lcc-
tlre AZ co l.. NJ. Holy COM
munion on the first sunday no the II
o'clock service. and on the third and lfth
SUNDAYS az 10 A. Il. Strangers are
SHOWN seats and are made 70 feel cordial
81 welcome. q
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-12-03
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COUNTY OFFICERS, ETC.

Terms of Court. ...............
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-01-10

was delightful one. and broL ght together
q company with congenia al tastes In a house
devoted to art and so full of its Interesting
examples. The host and hostess were as
sisted by Mr.. Robert Hinckley Miss Lillian
COOK, Miss Helen Smith, Miss Minneeerode
a sister OF Mrs. Andrews: Miss Simms
Miss Jouy. Miss Raum. Miss Bessie New,
port, Miss Quinn and Miss Mechlin.
Mrs. Joseph STANLEY Brown will be at
home Tuesdays in January end February
at ISIS Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. Geo. W. Ross, 162S Both street will
be at home to friends after pm. Tues
GAYS In January and February
Mrs. Alexander Britton will not receive
Saturdays in January, but will the satur.
days in February.
Miss Croker, daughter of Mr. T. d.
crocker, is visiting at the home of Gen.
ana Mrs. n. l.. Jeftins.
Mrs. j. d. Patten will be at horoa Satur-
days in January and also on Saturday. Feb
ruary l.
Mrs. M. T. Barnitz of Ohio is the guest
OF Deputy Commissioner of Internal Reye-
dona " N
Mr. and Mrs Henry E. Copenhaver are
receiving CONGRATULATIONS on the birth Of a
daughter, Dorothy Elizabeth, on the Sin
instant ~
Mrs. Willis l.. Moore, wife of the chief
Of the weather bureau, VIII be at home at
the Grafton, Saturdays curing January
Mr. and Mrs. n. II. Levi are visiting
their sister, Mrs. NJ. Luchs, 943 x street
northwest At home Fridays from to O.
one OF the prettiest teas of the season
was given by Miss Hill to meet the Misses
fickery OF Baltimore Wednesday Those
VINO assisted were the Misses Lyman. Lam
pert combs, Smart Coleman. Minetree
noung, Blandford, Gwynn, Cleary RosaIIe
am; Among those present were Misses
Iar De-
tlngly, Fawnsworth, Geneyfeve Mattftnely
Maud Cleary, Darneiue Patterson Murray
Slckies, Boone of Baltimore, PETER. Tyler
Davis: Quackenbush, Blaine. Aims worth,
Stanley, Ellen Beale. Mosher. Bjandford
telnor, DuHamel, Hill Bradford. Chinn'
ana the Messrs. Reisinger, Combs, Mallan'
Saihoun' Clephane. Alex. Breckinridge.
Nota MctIill, HELEN. Koones, Tunstail,
Huyck, Boone Of Baltimore. J. L. Heiskell.
Henry 1. Heiskell, Prick, Smart ST
Charles Gwynne, Cayallo and Mr.. William
A. HILL
Miss Ida Myers of Baltimore is the euast
of Miss Annye Sondheim OF sl2 q street
northwest, and will be at home this even
ing.
Miss Bertha Herzog and Mr.. Joseph AZ.
Ter of Washington were married in Chi
cago last night. The ceremony was per-
formed In the roems of the West Chicago
Club. The young couple departed on a late
train tor Washington.
Miss Tauncefote and Miss Bonaparte at
tended the assembly ball last night IN New
Ieik. These balls arc given by fifty ledit q
Mrs. Astors name heading the list
A pleasant party was given Wednesday
by Mrs Henrietta Stuart at her home us
18th street, in honor Of friends from Penn
sylvania and Virginia
Mrs. Shiras will not receive Monday
January ID. but will receive Mondays after
that
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&c for &c Scrim1 .

4c I'd. for Curtain serim in beautiful lace ef-
fects, 40 inches wide. And odd pairs of Lace
Curtains at SO per cent discount. ono half of
marked prices
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S3.AS for $3.50 Waists.

The Black Brocaded Taffeta silk Waists at s. 4S
instead of $3.50. And only s29s for the So. 9s
Plaid Waists.
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SI.z5 Umbrellas. SU.40.

Fine 26-inch Gloria Silk Umbrellas, va
riety of handles, in loops, knots and
Dresden knobs. Were Sits. To
close NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sDls HOe
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&c for HQc Articles.

Crystal Glass, sparkling like real cut glass. 7c
for choice Of Oil jugs Spoon Holders, Cream Pitch
ers Ice Cream Plates. Fruit Bowls Covered But
ter Dishes, Sugar Siftcrs, Covered Sugar Bowls
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Our Bargain Tables of Odd China
and Glass Ware are still crowded, as
the result of Our January house
cleaning. Each piece selling at one
halt and one-third of its original
value.
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O25 per cent discount on Misses Short Jackets
Sizes to 16 years. Prices, $3.50 to 81. One
quarter of the price marked on the one you select
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2s Per Cent Discount.

One-quarter Off the price marked on the Imported
Tailor Jackets-the tan cloth jackets from
London. Marked at prices ranging from SCI to
S31 so
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IOc for &c Wells.

Twelve Latest Style 25c Wells at only Ice for
choice. And only 800 for the new 4Sc Wells, with
lace edge.
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Tomorrow-Saturday-is to termi-
nate this sale, in bargains of March
like blizzard proportions, creating a
scurry and whirl, sweeping the
great store clean of broken lots.
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Glass Ware.

sc. Frosted Fruit Saucers, &c.
&c. Clear Glass Tumblers, &c.
&c. Thin Initial Tumblers, SC.
I5c. Berry Bowls, Gin, &c.
29c. Engraved Gas Globes, Ioc.
Ioc. Patent Lemon Squeezers, SC.
Ioc. and I5c. Flower Holders, SC.
18c. Decorated Sugar Sifters, &C.
I2c. Oil Cruits, SC.
Ioc. Preserve Dishes, SC.
2oc. Syrup Pitchers, Ioc.
zoe. Imported Finger Bowls, nc.
2oc. Water Bottles, Ioc.
zoe. Celery Stands, lac.
29c. Frosted Water Jugs, 19c.
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For" Children.

U65c for the Boys $1.19 CSC and SOC All-woo,
Flannel Waists. Sizes to II years.
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DMisses' ''Gretchens'' that have sold till nov
from $3.50 to $1S, are to be in two lots ut S. an,
$50 for choice. Sizes to IA years.
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U9Sc for the Children's $225, $3.50 and 81 o.
Cashmere and Cloth Coats. Sizes l to 4 years
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ssBr0ken lines" of Corsets

Not having the entire range Of sizes, we
have concluded to close out the following
lot Of higll-grade Corsets:
If your size is here there is cause for
congratulations:
odd lot Of "R. & G." and 'W. B."
Corsets, in white and drab. Sizes IL, 10,
%, "a, %, 20, q and %. Were r
81 and s1.25. To close. OZC.
'Odd' lot Of Fine Corsets embracing
'Dr. Warmers" ''Sonnette" and 'SIhomp-
sons Glove Fitting white, black and drab.
There nearly all sizes in this lot, but
not all sizes in any particular make.
Were $3.50 and 81 .75 To close. ). Vs.
'Odd'' sizes in Extra Fine Imported Cor
sets, embracing '''P. D." &C. B." and &C.
p" makes, in black, white and drab We
have nearly all sizes in this lot, but not
all sizes In any particular make. Were
1925. $3.50 and $2.75. Ton
close Observation-Disclosures. Sao40.
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Collars Reduced.

25c. White and Colored Chemisettes .15c.
Boys 16c. Linen Collars. &c.
Boys 25c. Embroidered Linen Collars lie