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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-25
MORE FUSION WRONG.
Concord Standard.)

A certain Democratic school commit
teeman of the county was told recently
by one of the two fusion members of the
township committee that unless he voted
to pay them for their services that he
would be taken off the board. He
promptly told them to crack their whip
and proceed. The law does not allow
any compensation, but these hungry fu-
sionists want to vote pay for themselves
anyhow. Happily they have Democrats
to watch their little games.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-25
N ltlce of Sale.

BY W u of tn o,DyDs,lS r, .,rtatm
s.,rd % N r. gag FRO n NJ gro ana
w.Ie' T Tts,e II dtnxIn, t. .te4 BUS
OF " ",ou1 Y ~. '27,oas. y: and
go. .t % '9,'f a. 20 - u
o ma ged b. M ''..<a-. from ID N,1za,a
~ l-e rSsizr+ e 2 lp san .st .. li.ce
Ufs> ;2s~r@g - 4a,-s.s1.., IS : eE-
u re p nnb re- be- at p rou1IV@etIs ls,tisS
.t'." RE CITY RHeig nu S.. DR
e+ '.. 5th ~ at u oe o@s M ga 'o.l 3w-
Frs iptotenitn nee b.. "a, s,gu,
u as y AM nj t, ator- at I'll tue
the :. uId i as ,o,,o q. ne nS ap
IL the - tn line Of r u rt,n Il - g,esn
q '>t t,t nor he's . ,ff a lot
Harm aud lame VI 4 rrj< by Ia .,,eord-
81 ia 200 - at ,lg 81 81 { ~ =. 80 n
~, Of va roun 2 SAT benunt p1tnt
being tn north a>t 'rner ~ ta ,- lot
thrr Ter cDnvevet e sd r. mas 4 iris
. sad >nne and Tame x ~ runs
e. n +t' V'rt 'Iong nc >Du'n ... y Mar.
I'm street tw 'nCy-ej4ht tses; ,hst.'-. ,DuGh-
Ll I'M ptrtlte g,t a. street.
two hu1dre an I'm az % lsr's
line; 1nen,e ve<twtri twentv- dEpi 1T to
! TO HA~ Il iris Inc; tt-uea lDrf 80. 4 in q
| the . n lie tn mt - Get . gin
in being a p too - 81 "a tue
,ltn - IN 'ity - < .eiEa AL oa, ae lot
RS and wife.
50 . a re.t1in tract l,oa,n axe
! .dNty, ia of brt rpi,4 III ms
the lands of Mrs Nary %ugk~ mi It Ina
! K. FIek-r on fhs I'd aid
! pro '~rty STA q Mao tn sol up4 F.. ats oi
/ The ciiv ~ ,lajgh bonn 1T ., f,u Re-
a M t'e We 81 = d u II man
/ Odd Y V K Turke~'> in, ming
/ re t~r, nInety-'hree te.t -Ighr ncu re
/ 'r - to NJ. VI cry Sugg. lin th- d. 10 a
! n ~ dtrectto a on VIZ VI Mary
| ~uS Hue ~ tI1ndc-I 4 Il 1f .,a4 feet
or 'r eS~ I the n Ute taa Rpti n noe
w Tn the II pIemaI K a n 4 s,ut Inc
! tnr h ntr|d aud eight fe a .t.hes
| "Ore ~ less OF - 1egtn a " ,.It ne lot
ro"v", 81 - aid ID = -Mtu<l - -, v H. a.
/ y Fucker I'D wife.
/ Fnt Il: 'ert rae or 10, 90 .nd In
| Wake c IN Y, >tata o .orfh @ = ad-
} in'n2 the a Is of Bets OK, q Jeff
and hers being ~ n 4rW - ct In
the e. t Il Rtl-igh and tuand-d \ owe:
! rg ing 1t a ia e on Htywt, 4ast
I u ie t>ey 'OOg's ..bu % pe~i .ru r I'm.
/ ling tn ne south g. de gre ,sS nun.
/ = al a d hlcty- -four fee NJ SIX e.toa
axe: hen ) iegr q F-s, f.. r. O., f4et
4 I "A tax; 7Gen e Orth II dag me
/ ii''n red and tl'r foh f.4t an j tl,a4a.
1 u NO fE<r-eS t0ths hey H.. 4. bA.
/ 80 the lot convey d b "a + mas
vie To =, q Salt Ma gum
/ Ctrm> - IL: Az
C4AR rs NJ Ri' sE.
Truss n VI se.
ttteiG1. Wv : ISL is
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-25
AUCTION SALE OF CORPORA
TON STOCK.

BY virtue Of authority conferred kA
a certain deed OF trust To US from w.
III. n k. 5. Fucker & Co., dated June
list, 1897, and registered in the oSnee %
the Register of Deeds for Wake County,
n c., in Book lat at page 27, we WI
on Saturday, November goth, 1897, cell
at public cutlery to the highest bidder
for cash six 90 shares (face valus
$4,000 each) of stock of the Raleigh
Electric Company; ak 90 shares face
value $4,000 each) of stock of the FariRa
Roller Mills Company; thre. ~ shares
Iace value $4,000 eaeh) OF stoeA a
the North Carolina Car Company aAA
one ID share face value 100000 Cd
stock In the News and Obst ever Conn
pany.
Place OF sale County Court House
door in Raleigh, N. q. Time Of sale n
O'Clock m.
ERNEST HAYWOOD,
WILLIAM B. SNOW, -~i
WILLIAM r. TUCKER,
Trustees OF w. FL. & r. 8. Tucker & O.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-25
TENDENCY TO WEAKNESS
THE GENERAL LEVEL OF MAR
KET COMES LOWER.
THE RATE WAR PLAYED SOME PART
Cotton Market Narrow and in All Respects a
Small One--Net Loss of to 3
Points--Wheat Closed
i-2c Higher.
i-2c Higher.

New York, Nov. Pain dry goods
there is no change in the situation,
further than that induced by the COM
Ing of cold weather; this has stimulated
trading in all seasonable lines, Jobbers
being benefited more than any other
division of the market, but there has
been a slight increase in the calibre OF
mail orders from all parts of the coun-
try at first hands, and this, 1t Is ex-
pected, will start spring trading IN many
Enes.r The proportion of store tradlng
In the city is not large and in all staple
lines buyers show tendency to defer
purchasing until as late day as pos
sible. The reduction made in the Mer-
rimack indigo blues has brought on a
fight among the manufacturers and 1t Is
thought a general reduction will be the
result. There will be no reduction how
veer, in spring goods, such as sllirtlng
prints, and these are bought fairly
literally by buyers on conclusions OF this
character. In wooden and worsted goods
there is no change. Staple cottons are
still dull. Print cloths show no change.
a'eF COTTON.
New York, Nov. 24.--To-day's cotton
market was narrow and in all respects
q small one. The opening was quiet
but fifnnsat net advance of 105 points,
which proved to be the best level of the
day. Later, prices worked off until a net
loss of 2(d3 points was apparent and
the market closed quiet and steady at
q net decline of 2M3 points. The early
frmness was due to better cables and
predictions of smaller receipts and
frmer spot markets in the South. There
was little buying for investment ac-
count. Freezing temperature every
where this side of the Rockies, except
ing only the Gulf States, also exerted
q bullish influence. Later, however, the
temperature took a favorable turn IN
some localities and in connection with
large estimated receipts for tomorrow,
led to renewed selling which carried
prices down quite sharply in the after
noon.
NFw YOHh.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2i-Futures opene
Quiet and 1rm; sales 5o0l bales.
Futures closed quiet and steady: sales lCs.-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-25

nv V'r a. % d tecr-- . tue .ts d.. ,Ourt
of v AXE 'nIltv r. d4rsi 4: jas t-r % S91
an IN t'flnn ntttted " ( By Keen.
r, against " 4 HI 81 ~ Ga ,t-c ir
S,tl ~ pao ~ ne nt-a - )tlior
fprcaSl - tn u 'urt tOu>r t'tr tu .s.ei-h,
on trld ~ tn lgtI Il tyOt - enncr ~ 10
Z ock IN tDii ~ real roger u: Wit,
a ~ tot ant situate j.. IA = oFn.
snip. Vac chl ,ty, rrtu 'tt. aud
hpu a. Il 4, tot w., tI-v I IA Ia Oy
r ani II Ia a, \ Ia IL - al ~
Ia Itu I ~ IA : hn riOn We Itr;p ga - nth
II n. Ia n If 3 p Williams IN an n the
Ne [ oy ,ne l4ut f " L < cIt- l. 4 IN
tuoiug ,ue nuhdr4t acres II - or SIS oe-
ing te SANE al plrch set oy Hood
tr,m Va L. Il mar lSbu, reHSirr the
X - tar'S Iii ,e Of " axe bunL. IN p,JE -,
VA - . "A III Juren tssd d r r. n rt&oo
;ro y p ie$ttsy dtngu "a aud ms stt+
Du bet IN is tn TOO Ma, IA II the
nos W utbl nj Is Wake npln asa
sror house aud re il ience-
Term- ~ STE cash
mis- ~ n la of DatO0- #, og7
W. b. SNOW, Lom nIS~i. 'aar.
al < nj
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-25
LOCAL STOCK MARKET.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, ILL.,. Nov. 24.-In anticipa-
ton of to-morrow's Thanksgiving holt
day the Board of Trade markets were
al very quiet to-day, but were fairly
firm. Wheat was helped by another
good advance at Liverpool and closed
R1B cent higher for May and A cent
higher for December. Corn and provis-
ions closed about where they did yes
terday, and oats lie cent higher.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-25
RALEIGH PRODUCE MARKE
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, November 2l.-Money on call
easy at 1ka2 per cent; last loan per
cent, closed at az per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 3a4k per cent. Sterling ex-
change strong, with actual business in bank,
ors' bills at ASK for demand, and
Ae2Ka4.s3 for sixty days. Posted rates 1854
and 4.S6x. Commercial bills 4.82K. Silver GER
Nficates 5Ska59 Bar silver 68K. Mexican
dollars 45K. Government bonds firm. state
honds dull. Railroad bonds firm.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-25
SA LIES OF VALUABLE LANDS In
WAKE FOREST TOWNSHIP.

Ur'ie .ud . .,ts Uu- ,ta-
ere - SAL u4t'4 "a -nte s. rtOY
urt ot Wax county At - tor-r lS98.
/ ~ tc,tnu IN -r-tn .udi he
Nati tpa'- - n # S,lD,gh r
yatt 1n,sp. II. S,,Ial4 Iay.
W 90 aud j b p. WIT ~ ding,
este | 81 4 pttof an r the
'''u c,.'' "oa~e 4 or il ~ 2al
Ign IN Np3d4V rrnb IN - p me
f. RI . 4 lat ,eS nf at ~ A.
n "A wood q : a % rain ,.. ., and
wing IN = E.'re~t g wu~n,p Jun
+, ~ 40 side "t u Rive j., con.
- pa 'cr-s a jpiniuz fnr g. -sley
~t-ll. IS I'm e. 81 otnr - d - he
and e'nVevn To-. ia orl .ah
H,yv,bf 4 Ma th4 Il. IL, ny
go "a q DAY - n. 1879. IN 4. ried
u - 3 ptg 10 K ,.stsrer.~ utH vaxe
.rnuutY. 4 v sad ~ II 4 md
Mar Htv v"o1 con ei -. \ att
h, N rtgaxe fate.l Il h of re raar ~ and
r-et -'ar-i a stIi Re i>t-r'S ,ifir- Iu ~,bk "a
i,s,-s -
Time r sale ~ ~ - -:
PERI BUSREF., Conn,
Suetgh Y v, 50 -
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-25
Divorces for Desertion.

Ninety days residence. Absolute III.
,orce for desertio :, intemperance, cruel
ty, neglect. Sewars French, Lawyer,
061z Broadway, Fargo, N. OAK. Pan
lhlet mailed ". two 2-cent stamps.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-25
NEW ORLEANS.
new ORLEANS, L.. November A.-Cotton
fufIll ea dull: sales % 800 Dales.
OTHER COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. easy, 7-ls, 1898 bales.
Norfolk, steady, 5k, 6,s67 bales.
Baltimore, nominal, 5x, - bales.
Boston, steady. 5 I3 10, 1858 bales
win. lgton, firm, 8 10, LIS bales.
Philadelphia. quiet. 8 Lie. III bales.
Savannah, easy SIC, 1892 bats
Mobile. Arm So is, 2O45 bales.
Memphis, steady, 81, 6,3O2 bales.
Augusta, firm, 5 Z d, 1870 bales.
Charleston, steady. 5 gle. 1876 bales.
Cincinnati. quiet, 81, H6 bales.
Louisville. steady. on, - bales.
st. Louis, quiet, 3D. 10, Lass bales.
Houston, steady. 51, 1872 bales.
New York, quiet, 1916, go bales.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-25
LOST COUNTY BONDS.

Five (5) bonds of the County of Durham,
North Carolina, numbered Is, 10. 20, Il and
go ated August LIST, 1887, payable twenty
coupons attached for $500, each due and pay
able at the Merchants National Bank, Baltts
more, Md. Said bsnds were Issued to build
the Court House of Durham County the
above described Ave bonds nave been paid
off by the County of Durham. but have been
lost or misaid or have In some other way
disappeared. All persons are otifed not 70
buy or sell or negotiate for said bonds. rhfe
October 10th. 1897. tt 81
A. ID. M AfsKHAM,
Chairman Board. of Comm ;slonersi Dsu,
nam Count - A'
1l9l-3 8E.U faa
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-25
STEAM coal.
- 0HTaS
sEsT AND, rhEare~s.
-

h b. Greason, ESQ.,. of the Raleigh otro
Mills, made careful Gest in Aprii last OF IS.
cars of coal. He says:
ar of N. s. W. Coal cost per hour Yn.
t8F OF T.. u o. d" ..... ?.
The N. & W. car was Pocahontas cor 10
q. u o. car was some other and as good D.,
any that comes to this market except Pocahoa
tas' This is saving of l21ac. per hnur
car load lasted SO hours, saving on car ,ua.
OF slO'35. Mr.. Greason is well posted ~, "a.
business and disinterested. Let those VINO b..
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-25

At the Raleigh Loan Office, POT VII
nington street, sign 3 gold balls over the
door, o large lot OF forfeited Musical
Goods, Watches, Jewelry, Guns, Pistols,
Trunks, Valises, all kinds of tools and
many other goods. For sale cheap. Gal
and be convinced.
UNCLE BEN JACOBS,
Proprietor.
Money loaned ON ali kinds of articles.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-25

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2i.-4:n0 P. M.--Spot cot
con, fair demand, prices hardening; American
niddling "a
Sales OF the day were 10000 bales. of which
loo were for speculation and export, and
1ncluded 8, iC0 American: receipts 1900 bales,
Including ~, 2t6 American.
Futures opened aad closed quiet.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-25
MANHOOD RESTORED

"Cupidene'' cures lost manhood, nervous
debility, prematureness of discharge, vari
cocele ana all effects of early indiscretiOns
poss ible If "Cupidene'' is used, "Cupidene"
is the great Life Giver. "CUPIDENE" will
restore all the generative organs. Send for
free circulars and testimonials. Address,
Davol Medicine Co, san Francisco, Cal. "Cu.
pidene '' Is for sale by r. Hansen, Sioux City,
10. Sl.O0 box, six for S. 90.
Agent, JAS. !. JOHNSON. Raleigh. N. C.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-25
LIv ERPOOL.

Spot cotton closed quiet; nfddline upland
5 u l6, middling gulf l. 10: sales l.zO0 bales
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-25
Npw YOHh.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2i.-Futures opene
Quiet and drm: sales 5,o8l bales.
Futures closed quiet and steady: sales lCs.-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-07-28

2ebensregel. MoIes (au
1einem, bas Glternbaus berlaffenben
@obne): rWenn man Der mas gebt-
'nemm's; ipenn man Der mas nemmt
- fdrei'!"
6 timmt 9fi1ter: Was limb
sic? Wagabunb (ftol5): Baumeiiter.
Ridter dpOttifh): Mb, Baumeifter
iinb Gie2 Mas bauen sic benn, nenn
man frusen barfg Wagabnnb: 2uft=
fhl0fer!
u MI fhrteben. Malerin !:
Run, 0err Doctor. tpie bat scybnen
mein Geeiturmbilb In Der MusitelIunq
gefalIen? Doctor: Gs ift 10 tre1 qeS
malt. baB i'd bic @eetrdntbeit beinahe
betpmnen bate.
mmer berfeIbe. Mrat
(3um @ei3bdIs): Shnea III niMt me6r
al belftn. Gie iperben bdlb sic Meiie
mad ben, Griebbpfe maiden mii}fen.
@ei3buls (jannatrnb): s., nstin @ott,
bos ipirb MID iDifbsr ein i91nss @tiid
2tl0 ~ IJeIt II. ssss 3
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-07-28
9i1ter ,t,to @6S6crin.

9en 2uitipielbidter Oufresnp
mobnte einit feline Wdf9erin um 300
2ipres, bic er ibr f6ulbete. 9a iie
nidt seben pollte, iibergab er ibr ieiz
men Wobnunssfdliihel unb iaste:
rShDn - bleib bier! i9 fomme erIt
in a9t Sagen tpieber; aber iage BLOB:
Marum tpirft Ou nit einem Male 10
brinsenb9" = sd min beiratben,
uno braube mein @elb." ,Was? /?
9eiratben nit 300 2ipres!" 50
nein, itb babe nod 2700 2ipres gu
9auIe." LIMB tpen pilIit Ou bei=
rathen9" .Ginen 2afaien." ct
men 2afaien9 8rinse mir bic 27OO
2ipres, icb bin mebr als Elm 2afai unb
beiratbe Did fofort!" - Oas Mdbz
hen tpilliste nit Greuben ein, unb bas
tpunberbare paar lieb fi1 ned am felz
ben Sage trauen. Ob bic gbe gliid>
li4 purbe. perrdtb Der 8iosrapb nidt.
Evening star., 1897-03-23
So so EACH.
Others up to 5000 each.
Two Special


Two Special
Carriages.
From the largest and in every par
ticular the best line of Carriages we
have ever shown, we select the fol-
lowing exceptional values:
Our Special Roll Body Carriage has no equal
FOR the price Best running gear wooden or wire
wheels patent foot brake, upholstered in cortiuroy
or plush, satin or pongec para.ol.
$1,000 EACH.
Extra Fine Roll Body Carriages made expressly
for u.s. and made of the best materials and in the
very best manner possible We request q careful
inspection of this carriage.
$500 EACH.
Other Carriages up to $1,000.
Sd noof.
Evening star., 1897-03-23
ECKINGTON CITIZENS,
Business Transacted at the Meetfn,
Last Night.

Lnst Night.
The North Capitol and lexington Citi-
zeEs' Association met at the corner of Lin
coin avenue and r street last evening
VIM. G. Henderson presided and S. NJ.
Leitzell acted as secretary.
There was a long discussion over the
question of police protection in lexington.
Although the number Of patrolmen in that
section has been increased during the last
year the protection afforded the people was
not regarded as sufficient. W. j. Fowler
spoke of two special policemen who had
made an effort to have the people of Eek
ington and West lexington subscribe to a
fund for their employment in watching in
the Eeighborhood and had already secured
over thirty subscribers at % cents per
week each. Mr.. Fowler thought there
should be ample police protection for the
city without residents subscribing for spe-
cial policemen. After considerable discus
sion the committee on fire and police pro-
lection was instructed to take action look
Ing toward a better police protection for
the vicinity of lexington and West Eek
ington.
The association adopted resolutions
thanking those members who had worked
to secure an appropriation for an eight
room school building in the vicinity of
North Capitol and r streets, and also
adopted resolutions requesting the Com
mlssloners to name the school for Senator
Teller, chairman of the subcommittee of
the appropriations committee which placed
a provision for the building of the school
building in the District of Columbia an
preparation bill.
A. r. Server recounted the progress that
had been made by the lexington and Sol
diers' Home Railway Company toward in
Producing air motors on its lines. j. H.
Lane said he had great hopes, from read
ing the reports of the cost of operating
the air motor. that that motor would prove
success. He showed that great econo-
mics had been introduced in the operation
of the underground electric and other sys-
TENS during the first years of their opera
ton. and he thought it likely the same ex-
pertence would be net with in the opera-
ton of the air motor.
At the close of the meeting the presi-
dent of the association, Mr.. Henderson
gave an account of his course in acting
with representatives of other citizens as
sociattons in the naming of a candidate
to represent the eastern section OF the
city on the board of District Commission
ers and by unanimous vote the association
approved his action.
Evening star., 1897-03-23
FOR COMMISSIONERS.
Meetings Held Last Night and Candi-
dQteu IndOraed.

uute8 1m0OFSed.
At large meeting of colored citizens at
Stewards Conservatory of Music last night.
presided over by w. Calvin Chase, with W.
A. Stewart as secretary. Commissioner Ross
was unanimously indorsed sfor reappoint-
ment. A letter was read from ex-senator
B. x. Bruce. speaking in highest terms of
Mr.. Ross administration Of his ONCE. Dan
iel Il. Williams. surgeon In charge Of Freed
mems Hospital wrote a similar letter
committee on resolutions, consisting Of
George w. Stewart, T. H. Peterson, Arthur
Payne. NJ. v. Crusor and c. Lee reported
resolutions indorsing John W. Ross and
these were unanimously adopted The FOL-
lowing committee was selected to present
the resolutions to President Mckinley:
Calvin Chase. Maj. George w. Stewart,
George H. Lee, Frank Bundy, E. NJ Hew-
lett. Arthur Payne. Rev. w. Bishop John
SON. DID,. Robert johnson and BENJAMIN F.
Petway.
A mass meeting Of colored citizens at the
Capital Savings Bank last night indorsed
L. II. Saunders and J. w. Ross for Com
missioners. A meeting held at Wesley
Zion Church, D street southwest, indorsed
Chaplin Brown and John w Ross It also
indorsed J. c. Dancy Of North Carolina for
recorder Of deefD.
The Virginia Republican League indorsed
John Il Langston and J. W. Ross for
Commissioners.
Evening star., 1897-03-23
LIST floor.
New
Tninah

HO1Iet SeIS.
Selling the great number of Toilet
Sets We do enables us to offer the
newest shapes and patterns at the
lowest possible prices. We now
show more than one hundred STYLES.
with and without jar, and as spe-
cial value shall offer
Tomorrow, Wednesday,
l2=Pc. Toilet Sets,
OF English porcelain, complete with
slop jar, in choice decorations, at the
quick-selling price,
$3.50 THE SET.
Evening star., 1897-03-23
$1,000 EACH.
Continuation of OUR
Great Sale of Books

From the trade auction sale of Bangs Co., For this week
Evening star., 1897-03-23

we name in part the following:
Princess Of the Cutter by Mrs l.. T Meade
a deiiyhtful story for girls; healthy and strong
Cloth. limo e
25c-Publisher's Price, ST. .25
The Thing That Hath Been-a story for boys-by
A A Giikes. MA Crown svo
25c-Publisher's Price, ST. 80
Marahuna-by H. b. Mareott Watson Crown
SYo. -
25c-Publisher's Price. S1.25
AT TuIter's-by G. Burgin limo. Cloth.
25c-Publisher's Price, SI.oo
History Of vlrginfa, In Words Of One SYLLABLE
Fully illustrated. '.
2Sc-Publisher's Price. SI.oo
=, History Of Illinois, in Words of One Syllable.
Fully illustrated '
25c.-Publisher's Price. ST.
southey's life of John wesiey-2 vols. eomplete~
paper cover ''.'p'''e-
25c. for set-Publisher's Price, S1.oo
Basement.
Evening star., 1897-03-23
ssNear
Silk -

A progressive manufacturer rec
Ognizing the need OF a cotton lining
having the appearance of silk and
the wearing qualities only to be OBJ
tanned in cotton, has produced one
which he has named Near Silk"
This lining is the same weight OF a
percaline and comes in an endless
variety of shades and colorings, 36
inches wide.
2Sc. THE YARD.
Evening star., 1897-03-23

~ different volumes Of Mrs Amelia Barr's charm.
IN: Dooks Ought to be in every Sunday school Ii
5oc.-Publisher's Price, $I.2s
Isles Of the Princess-by Sunset Coz. 12mo
5oc.-Publisher's Price. S2.oo
Richmond Prisons 1851 -s2-by W. H. Jenrey
49, 5oc.-Publisher's Price, $1.so
A. pnI t,nI, neyion and Borneo-by ". J. Cutterbaek
5oc.-Publisher's Price, $2.2s
spry's Cruise Of the Challenger-yoyases o,s1
many seas ass pages. Crown Syo. wa
5oc.-Publisher's Price, $2.oo
so.s, oM Disry Leaves The True Story of the Theo
n, 5oc;-PublisheIs Price, $500
u DIARY Of Journey Across fhibet-by Cant n
bowers. S0o pages Many illnstratioos' N' -
5oc.-Publisher's Price, SAYS
Evening star., 1897-03-23
1897 Gas

Cooking Stoves.
We are now offering the best
makes OF Gas Cooking Stoves, which
show superior finish and many i'm
provements in heating properties.
We quote few items, and invite in
spection of the stock:
Evening star., 1897-03-23
MARRIED.

On March L. 1897 at
the Church of the Epiphany. In Washington -.
G. by the Rev. Louis q. Wood. THEODORE r.
StHtl.Z and EDITH {. DAVENPORT, both of
this city.
Evening star., 1897-03-23
Another Special
i'm Hosiery.

Interest centers around the Hos
iery Department because just now
we are offering exceptionally high
values towing to favorable purchase)
at uncommonly low prices.
Tomorrow, Wednesday. 2I9 dozen
Women's Cotton Hose,
Fine gauge. warranted fast black
and stainless leach pair stamped
Hermsdorf black, double heels and
toes, plain and Richelieu ribbed.
l212c. THE PAIR.
Evening star., 1897-03-23

Go Carts,
Baby Carriages.
Go Carts are preferred by many to
the carriage, especially for the older
babies. We are showing an excel
lent line of Go Carts and Carriages,
IN all the latest shapes and with all
the 1897 improvements.
Go Carts Of polished wood, strongly made and
well finished.