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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23
HOFHEIMER'S
1oGO1NZn!lW;.,
All East Broad 9t.
Her Injuries More Serious Ih"n NJ
First Supposed.

NEW YORK, December 22.-The battle
ship Massachusetts, which is in the TIM
Der dry-dock at the navy-yard, BROOKLYN
was entirely uncovered to-day FROM d
hole In the bottom Of the massachusetts
several long splinters Of wood were taken
This is thought at the hayward 70 indi-
cate that the ship struck the wreck OF a
barge which sunk off Governors Island
several years ago. and which at extreme
" low water has been a menace to navi-
CATION ever since.
The examination OF the battleship dis
closed three large dents in the port side
OF the vessel, forward. One OF the OH
cials told a reporter that the injuries
were much more serious thai had been
anticipated. The three plates he sara
would have to be removed and replaced
for new ones. 1t was his opinion that the
vessel would have 90 be put out OK COM
mission for the present.
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MOORE TRIAL RESUMED.
Testimony of Mrs. o~hnson-sh
ureaks Down-PrOsecution Rests.

Tastimouy of Mrs. J~OhnsOn-She
ureak. Down-PrOsecution Rests.
NEW YORK. December 2.-The taking
NJ evidence I'm the case Of Fayne Strahan
Mcore, accused of robbery in the first de-
gree. was resumed to-day before Record
or Gor. Three witnesses gave testimony
confirming that OF Martin Mahon, the al
legged victim Of the badger game" Then
Mrs. Fannie L. johnson, who lives in
west Fifty-seyenth street, where 1t is al
legged Mahon took Fayne strahan Moore.
said she knew Mahon and ais the de-
PENDANT. but did not know William a.. II.
Moore. She testified that she had asked
Fayns Moore In the Tombs why she did
NOT turn States evidence Mrs. Johnson
broke down at this point, and shed tears.
In reply 20 a question, she said Fayne
Moore said she would not turn States
evidence. because Moore said he would
kill her.
The rest Of the testimony was given up
70 answering questions more or less rele-
want 70 the case, and then a waiter from
the Metropolis. who served dinner TO Mr..
Mahon and the alleged Mrs. Moore. was
put upon the stand.
MOTION TO DISMISS COMPLAINT.
This ended the case for the prosecution,
and Mr.. Levy. the attorney for the de-
PENDANT, moved for a dismissal OF the
complaint, on the ground that the prosecu-
ton had failed TO establish its case. This
motion was denied.
Annie Fitzgerald. matron OF the
city prison, was called as the
first witness for the defence. she
denied having heard Mrs. johnson
advise Mrs. Moore TO turn States EVIL
dence, ana also denied other parts OF Mrs.
Johnson's evidence. At this point court
sdjourned -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23
CONVENTION OF NEGROES.
To Consider Confederation OF Con
dtkon of Afro-American Race"

NEW YORK, December "a call was
issued to-day by Bishop Alexander wal
tiers, president Of the National Afro
American Council. for a convention OF
colored people. under the auspices OF the
council, at Washington on December 18th.
All organizations having for their object
the amelioration OF the condition Of the
Afro-American race are invited to send
delegates.
The objects OF the conference as an
nounced are TO raise funds for tho prose-
cntson Of lynching parties and to test
It'd constitutionality Of the laws in some
Southern States DISTINGUISHING negroes;
10 resist political and business discrimi-
nation against the negro; 10 secure the
better treatment OF convicts; to secure
Federal appropriations for school funds
OF the Southern States; 10 encourage i'm
dustriai and higher education, and ito
recommend a healthy immigration from
terror-ridden sections Of our land TO more
law-abidins sections"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23
A January Marriage.

Invitations have been received here "a
the marriage OF Mr.. Robert Il. Leigh. OF
Southampton county, and Miss Mary
Cobb, Of Dinwiddie county. at Corinth
Methodist Episcopal church, in Dinwiddie.
January lth.
Mr.. Leigh is a brother OF Mr.. George
Leigh. chief clerk at New Fords.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23
The Fog Changed Their Route.

A number of Norfolk people came up
TO Richmond last night on their way 10
New York n Baltimore, not being able
10 take the water route. owing TO the
dense fogs.
The Pocahontas was unable TO return 10
Norfolk Wednesday night on account OF
the rog. She got out yesterday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23
LEATHER GOODS.
Accountable Gifts for "e"'
and Children.

ca,t,emen,s Collar and Cuff Boxes,
eeruine Ieather. beautifully lined, at 81
ass, and $|2.50-exactly half value;
Ladies Fine Grade Genuine Leather
Purses, Card Cases. and PScket B9ohs'
worth up to J0c.; choice ZSC.
II Idle; Real Seal. Morocc6, and ALI,
gator Leather Pocket Books and Gard
Gases combined, leather lined soc,
worth up to sec; choice now."'bonDin .
All our Finer Pocket, Books nv
TPBRIEsN ELY-LOW PRICES FOR TO-DAY
AND TOMORROW.
Children's Leather Pocket
Books, Purses, ETC., now, lNC
choice, fOr............... ~
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Tno 20-Su, WSFl

Cards. Bil-Heads. Statements. Le''e
Heads, Note-Heads. Circulars hanao'''
Dodgers. Sc. printed by the plsPS'e"
Company at low prices. VIII sN0 w
good work at the same prices you pay ~
inferior work. Send Us your orders an
we will guarantee Satisfaction IA "'
particular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23
WILL MAKE FOR PEACE.
woodmen of the World Banouet.

Hickory Camp, Woodmen OF the World,
OF Church Hin. win have Il grand banquet
at the New Ford's on the evening OF Janu-
airy 81. Covers will be laid for $50. Dele
gates Will be elected at his meeting 10
the Grand Camp meeting here In Febru-
ary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23

Every department in our house is teeming with articles suit
able for Holiday Gifts. To enumerate them would require seve-
raj PAGES of this paper. Instead of taxing your time and pa
thence with the listing WE INVITE YOU TO SEE THEM. Your
buying will be certain to follow, by reason of our very attractive
prices, which cannot be equaled anywhere for goods of equal
merit. For this week SWEEPING REDUCTIONS IN THE PRICES
of all Holiday Goods have been made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23

Colonel James c.. Baker IL quite III at
his home in Woodstock. Colonel Bakers
health has been poor for years. but during
his service In Florida he gained flesh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23
s.recont prander Promoted.

Mr.. Lewis A. Brander, who left here as
color-bearer on General Fitzhugh Lees
STAFF. has been appointed lieutenant on
General Kiefer's stan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23

For Xmas Presents.

High-Grade Helvetia SILK Umbrellas,
best steel rod, tight rolling, with SIX
special twO-days' Offering at.....:. -
Ladies' Very-Handsome Taffeta SILK
Umbrellas. in Navy. Red, or Black an
Will finest handles; extra specla! 80
value; to-day and tomorrow, Sl.SO
Gentlemen's Handsome Silk Umbrellas;
special for holiday gifts; all with the
newest crooked handles. Choice line at
S.25. $50, $175, 50, and $3.50. .
LADIES' Very Finest SILK Umbrellas, In
GoIden-Brown. with sterling-silver plate
ON the new Princess handles; Navy. Red,
and Black. with mother-of-pearl and ster-
lirg-silver knob handles, the finest $50
and $ values; offered to-day $500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23

best open door TO Central Asia and China
is through Russia. Already all the loco
motives and rolling stock on the rail-
roads are Of American manufacture.
Central Asia will in the near future be
the greatest market in the world for
manufactures of all kinds, and our OBJ
tanning the virtual monopoly of this mar
ket only depends on our retaining the
friendship Russia now has for Us.
NEW TRIPLE ALLIANCE.
"a great surprise 10 the world is in
preparation In that part Of the earth, and
X Will come. / think, very soon. Not
many years will elapse before the world
will see Russia, England. and China COM
bining for the partition Of Asia. The
very force Of circumstance will bring
this about. England and Russia will
never be able 10 agree on a partition OF
China between themselves. Still less will
they allow the other Powers 10 share
with them in the spoils Of that empire.
They Will be forced TO defend China,
which alone is helpless, against the rest
of the world, and 10 share with her the
dominion Of Asia.
WILL MAKE Fer PEACE.
'The alliance Of England, Russia, and
China-of two thirds Of the human race
will be such an alliance as history has
never yet seen. and IL will be one which
will give peace 20 the world for centu-
ries. All its interests will make for peace.
and IL will be able 20 dictate terms to
the rest OF the world"
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&. co,
Merciless Upsetting of Prices!
The Amount of Every Hours Sale Now Of
Vital Importance.
worth of Holiday Goods, f
Thousands OF Dollars v

Thousands Of Dollars worth of Holiday Goods, Fus, Suits and Wraps Gloves
Ladies' and Gentemens Umbrellas, Ederdown Dressings acIues DCcp bnw Hmd Te
Austrian China Novelties Marble PedStak, Buts that new "Oa zane wear Leather
Goods Suts Wraps etc, must be coed out by tomorrow mghI rroh ho Hohger d
considerations Store nnm NIGHTS as late as may be necessary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23
TWO DAYS CHRISTIANS SALE
FURs, JACKETS, AND SUITS.
Positively the Lowest Prices Ever
Heard Of for To-day and
To-MorrON.

Children's Fine Ermine Sets. 81
Scarf and Mum, for ,CON'
Children's Colored Tipped AngOra Fur
Sets, Nun and Neck-Scarf, Gl OE
Children's Nery-Ffne White ErmIrs
Sets, trimmed with tinted An CT "a
CORA fur, ribbon. and heads, at... O''SO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23
AUSTRIAN CHINA NOV
ELITES.
PRICES CUT RIGHT AND LEFT.

Hand-Painted PlacCues, floral GC
and gold decorations; reduced to-. W.
Hand-Painted Pun Boxes l0C.
worth 35c.. reduced to............:: 49,
Gentlemen's Smoking Sets, all hand-
painted. real Austrian china, cut SQC.
down 10 ........ ...E....s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Glove and Hand
kerchief Boxes. gold n horai decora-
tons, price was $50 set; &C.
Hand-Painted Toilet or Bureau sets
Comb and Brush Tray, Toilet Bot.-eo.
Jewelry Tray; Puff Box and Pin S2.5O
Ash Receivers, Pin Trays, etc, an Hahu
decorated, gold trimmed, worth sc.
lgc.. fOr........ ......... 49, r'
Hand-Painted Comb and Brush 4ZC.
Trays, worth SSc.;
Hand-Painted Toilet Bottles' OSC.
cut TO, a -.
500 Long-Handle Wall or Plc-
ture busters, 6 feet 3 inches TC
long, for ............''.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23

Book and Job Printing neatly executed
- b Dispatch Printing--House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23
HOLIDAY APRONS.

HOLIDAY APRONS.
Useful Gifts for the Maid and Nurse,
Maids and Nurses Large White Aprons.
of fine India lawn, extra long and Wild.
with wide hens and tucks. To-
for ........... ............. ........iJN
Fancy Tucked White Aprons. trimmed
with insertion tucks and deep DC
hem, the 33c. kind, for...-......%pIs
MAIDS CAPS. OF fine Swiss. lOc
made with full rufiie, or........'JS w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23

to look out for Moore's approach.
and the only denial of this had been made
by the prisoner. who had vigorously hurl-
ed the lie at every witness who gave In
any material testimony against him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23
FLANNEL WAISTS FOR 50 CENTS
Extrai Entrn,i Extrn!!!

Ladies' AYIl-Wool Flannel Waists, beau
TRULY made, very latest cut new style
front. actually $l.5O grade, soc.
Ali OiTR HANDSOME BRAIDED
WAISTS NOW AT ROCK-BOIIOM
PRICES.
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SILK PETTICOATS AND :
WAISTS
VIII Make Handsome and Appreci-
nted Xmas Gifts.
PRICES CUT TO THE BOTTOM NOTCH

Exquisitely-C olored and Black Taffeta
silk Waists. this seasons very best de-
signs, the regular s. values; spe- 81 Or
Handsome Shaded Taffeta SILK Petit
coats, corded ruffles; reduced for 81 90
to-day and tomorrow only to...~N
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srrRIING-sILyER ARTICLES.

Ladies COmD, DIuSu ANU vi
ror Sets, beautifully embossed
~backs-EXTRA! EXTRA RC
To-day for entire set..... OOC'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23

In concluding his argument, Mr.. Smith
referred to the fact hat the Attorney
General was to follow him, and said:
Gentlemen Of the jury, i hope that you
will so govern yourselves as not TO be
swept from your mornings by the strong
tide of his ability, nor by the ripping
waves OF his eloquence." He then made
a strong appeal for the %acquittal OF his
client. expressing the hope that the jury
would, when they gather around their
firesides. receive the co~mmendation Of
their families on their verdict.
When Mr.. Smith concluded Il was S
O'clock, and Mr.. Montague asked II II
was the pleasure OF the Court for him
TO go on. The Judge thought the case
had better go over until to-day. and he
adjourned court until 10 o'clock this
morning. Mr.. Montague asking the Jury
to reserve their decision until they heard
him..
Evening star., 1898-12-01

daughter, Della Brodhead. 10 Or. Edward
Bronson Finch. Wednesday. December -
at 4sD o'clock. at St. Marks Pro-t'ath.,-
oral The bride will be given away by her
brother Mr. g. Clinton Gardner ir in the
absence of her father who is I'm Soutb
America Miss Gardner is the granaaaugh-
ter of Mrs George n. Brodhead of New
YORK. formerly president Of the New York
stock exchange. ana Of Col Charles RftcheI
Gardner. first adJutant general L. = A.
under Gen. Brown. also niece Of Mrs Almv
anu gTandnieSe Of the late Dr. John NJ
broGhead, for many years second controller
OF the treasury DIR. Finch, who graduated
at Trinity College class OF 81 and from
the College OF Physicians and Surgeons Of
New York, in ~. is the son OF the Rev Or
+. Noorhies Finch OF Greenfield Mass His
nother was a Miss Bronson Of Hartford
Conn He is also nephew OF Or Edward
B, Bronson OF New York city Rev pr
tlnch viii perform the ceremony assisted
by the rector of the church. Rev pr. Dey-
rles. lDr. and Mrs. Finch will reside i'm
Naw York city.
Mrs. ]. X. Depue Of Takoma Park has a :
her guest Miss Hagerty OF Phil!ipsburs
y. j.
Maj. and Mrs Parker Of 1915 NJ street
have gone south to spend the winter. owing
to Mrs. Parker's i'll health
Mrs John Howard White has sent out
cards for a tea on the sth OF December, to
introduce her two Younger daughters
Mrs. F. II Ainsworth and little son are
at the Litchaeld FOR a week on their NAY IA
Old Point.
MIR. and Mrs. J. W Swanson announce
the marriage OF their daughter Bessie NJ
To Mr. Frank +. Ghiselli, on Wednesday
evening. November 23 in the parlors OF
Rev Howard Wilbur Ennis, The Milton -
i'ZS Ii street, only the immediate family
beihE present They are now at their
nome, 2l3l l. street and will be pleased ,D
see their friends.
MT and Mrs. John NJ. Biddle arrived here
yesterday from San Francisco. and have
taken apartments at the Bancroft Mr.
Blddie Is n clerk al the State Department.
ana mas had charge Of the department cx-
hiblt at the Omaha exposition. At the
close OF the exposition he went 10 San
Francisco and was married and h,. has
brought his bride back to Washington with
hin.
Evening star., 1898-12-01
Hotel Arrivals

Arlington-N. A. Kinder New York: w.
q. Grace. Vermont; NJ Hutin. Paris,
France, a. F. Burleigh, Seattle. Wash
Ebbitt-H. Woodruff. New York: General
McKibben, United States army; Z. r. Har-
rison, West Virginia
Metropolitan-E. S Church. PHILADELPHIA:
A. G. Farr. Baltimore; H. T. johnson, St
Louis; IL. Bitner, Chicago; T H. Ball.
Texas.
National-R. II. Murphy. Urbana. Ohio;
c. ID. Wilson, Philadelphia; NJ. J. Duraud,
Los Angeles, Cal; A. p. Williams, New
York; S +. Moore, Philadelphia.
Normandie-W. L. Griffith, Virginia: j S
Sherman, Utica, n. Y; T f. Burton. CIeve-
land, Ohio.
Raleigh-W. r. Peters, Rochester, N Y;
Col Charles Dick Ohio; G. Butler, Phlla-
delphia; r. ii. Gray, Boston; a. Lysle
Pittsburg.
Regent-W. II Lee. New Haven; J. H.
Bradley, Baltimore; W. T. Martin. Brook
lyn, y. Y.
Riggs-J. c. Summers, United States
army; II. II. Powers. Vermont; J. NJ
Robinson, Fort Wayne, Ind; {. Myers,
Philadelphia; &. w. Layton, Ohio.
Shoreham-W. f. Glow Chicago. J. q.
Wood. New York: r. c. James Philadel-
phia; q. f. Denison Boston.
St. James-A. r. Osborn. United States
navy; w. II. North. Boston; c. q. Davis,
Concord. n. H; II. b. Russell, Hartford.
Conn; g. r. Gould New York.
Wellington-Q. A. Pearson, Morgan City,
La; s. n. n. North, Boston; l.. Railey,
New York; E. l.. Warren. Louisville Ky;
Harvey Friend, Canton, Ohio.
Evening star., 1898-12-01
DIED.

AIwiNE. On Wednesday November 80. 1895. ut
his home; l2l2 Maryland avenue northeast,
JACOB. the beloved husband Of Catherine Al
wine, in the sixty-seventh year Of his
May his soul rest in peace.
Funeral from his late residence saturday. De-
cember 3. at $50; thence to st. 'aseI'hs
Church, where requiem mass Will be said COR
the rePose of his soul Interment AT Mt. Oliyet
cemetery. -
CHAUNCEY. ON December !, 1888, at her resi-
JANE WESTINGHoUsE widow Of Elisha c.
Chauncey. in the seventy eighth year of her
Funeral services Saturday. December 3. AZ II am,
at Central Baptist Church, West AID street,
New York. lnterment private.
CoUNTEE. ON Tuesday November -, 1895 at
1O:15 am at the residence Of HIS parents
PIG u street southwest, JOHN, the beloved
husband Of Florence Countee aud son Of Arthur
Funeral Friday, December ,, at pm. from the
residence Of his parents. PIG u street south
west: thence 10 MpfrYaolitaR Zion Wesley
Church u street between 2d and 20 southwest.
Friends and relatives invited to attend.
DEMPSEY Departed this life on November 20,
1898. at 1o:2o pm ALBERr FRANCIS. be-
loved son of John and Katie Dempsey Unee
Crowley. aged ten months.
Funeral from POP l street southeast, on Friday,
December >. at 2:3O pm
DOVE on November 80. 1895. at 4:25 pm. MAR
GARET RoSELLA DOVE, beloved wife Of J.
Funeral Friday. December ., at 2:so from late
residence, 624 North Carolina avenue south
CT; ;ALAGER suddenly, December l. 1885 Of heart
failure. at the residence Of his son-in-lsw. u.
T Fenwick. 1904 : street, CHARLES quail
AGER in the seventy third year of his age.
Funeral Saturday. December 3, at 2:30 pm. from
the Presbyterian Church. Falls Church, Va.
Interment at lakewood. %
KuLIGAN On Thursday December ], lsgS. IT
$40 am at her residence. III 30 street north
west, FANNIE c, beloved daughter OF Fannie
and the late Timothy Killigan.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
POLLEN Departed this life, on Wednesday, No
yember 30 1898, l:35 pm, at his residence,
1924 18th street northwest, AUl.BERll M,
the beloved Of Lucy T. and the late Henry
NJ. Pollen and brother OF Lucy, Mamie and Jo-
seph Pollen.
ASLEEP in Jesus, blessed sleep
Notice of funeral hereafter.
TAYLOR Departed this life. Thursday
ing, December ], 1898, at O'Clock, after a
long and painful illness. I'm the full triumph N
faith, SARAH f. TAYLOR, the beloved wife
of Reuben Taylor.
Funeral Sunday, December l. at pm from
Vermont Avenue Baptist Church, Rev. George
W. Lee, DID, pastor.
WILLIS. At San Juan. Puerto Rico, November
26 1888, GEORGE \. WILLIS Of Chicago,
son Of the late Hon. Edwin Willis Of Michigan,
aged forty years.
WILSON. On Wednesday, November 80, 1898, at
101S pm. at her residence l715 g street
northwest, MARY l.. WILSON.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
Evening star., 1898-12-01
i II
GRAND JURY REPORT.
III
Hace Track Investigation Not Com
plete-Bins Found.

Contrary to expectation ,the grand jury,
when it reported today, failed to announce
any action in the race track alleged
gambling cases. The investigation of the
matter has not yet teen completed by the
grand jury.
In the case Of Mrs. Annie Marie Norris.
whose arrest some time ago occasioned
much surprise, six indictments were re-
ported, setting forth allegations of lar
ceny, as follows The 18th of September,
one diamond stud of the value of $50. the
property of Robert Leding; the 29th OF Au-
gust, one diamond stud of the value OF
Sl2o. the property of George w. Spier; the
Ith or March. one finger ring, set with
diamonds. of the value of $3.50. the prop
erty OF Charles F. Shafer; the 1st of April,
one bracelet. of the value of !35, the prop
erty of Gait & Bro: the I'd of June, one
diamond brooch, of the value Of sll0. the
property of w. c. Shaw & Co.; the 9th OF
Evening star., 1898-12-01
Marriage Licenses,

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
White-John F. Pyle and Ella NJ Butler;
Edward L. Thompson and Minnie E. Roth
we'll; Charles E. Morgan and Ida Mary
Pearman, both of Baltimore, Md; William
w. Nottingham and Martha Thomas; Geo.
Fl. Pierce of Eatontown, N. J., and Phoebe
Wrfghtman of Detroit Mish.; Robert &.
Hummer and Lulu V. O'Connor; Robert M
Day and Clara Smith.
Colcred-Resin L. Brown and Rosina Dor
Sey.
Evening star., 1898-12-01
Gcographic society.

The National Geographic Society will give
the third of its regular course of lectures
tomorrow evening Friday, December p at
Columbian University Hall, beginning at
$50 o'clock.
The lecture for the evening will be on
THE Spanish in Europe and America" by
Prof. w. Edwin Priest of the Central High
School.
Prof. Priest will give a sketch of Spain in
Europe and of the treatment which she has
accorded her recent colonial posses ssions.
bringing in, accompaniment to his
remarks, as full q description practical
BILE of Cuba. Porto Rico, the Philippines and
the Canaries. The lecture Will be illustrated
by many beautiful views.
Evening star., 1898-12-01

August, one diamond stud of the value of
sio, the properly of Gait & Bro
other indictments reported by the grand
jury today were:
Lawrence jackson. assault with intent 10
commit rape; William Coleman, second
offense petit larceny; Richard Nichols.
alias Barnes larceny.
A charge of larceny from the person
against Joseph Washington was ignored. =
Evening star., 1898-12-01
Remnants

MAKE THOROUGH N
Thousands Patterns and Reatte aclmuatlOns
the greatest business done in Washington
wards OF Double Cashmeres Henretas and n OIL
Pads-in Black and colors IS to value ZONo
ress: a1 s5 r6sa5e e; s Ay29 2oo s5s Quality Hen
zm.5ss And s.S: s, W5s q 'c" at sP'o';d By 8c.
celebrated Bates Seersucker and Ginghams.
n5 fa@ S4sa s and % nd s 1s23s Dresses 7c
tern "f the ~o f fs ai pat 6c
One OF the best American Cretonne and Cameo
and co1g Wo i2 54 Imported Kind " cloth patterns $780,
Blue oFs Red fas6 s1d def ef 5oee & soo t Light $780,
new m S0 patterns sasS Of RSO Woh d'5 style: 5c
newest % 5S5 the e 5sSIs@"5 $780,
One case OF standard Indigo Blue Prints, Worth &C. 2zBc.
One case of Yarlnide Bleaehed Muslin Worth &c. 2zBc.
Evening star., 1898-12-01
MARRIED.

NOTTINGHAM-THOMAS. On Thursday. Decem-
Der l. 1srs. by Rev. W =. Phillips, WILLIAM
W. NoTrtNGHAM to MARfENA THOMAS,
both of Washington.
Evening star., 1898-12-01

merit. Try It for a cough cold and be convinced
There are many cough remedies the market but
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup 10 the best.
Evening star., 1898-12-01
Dress Goods

Is remnants of Black
and Coiored Serges. Suit
ings, Plaids and Che
v i o t S - IL TO 5-yard
leugths-aud worth from
DC. TO S1.I5 and 50.
Choice for
L gAC. to ST yd.
Evening star., 1898-12-01

I'd NNU "
. Best Quality Husk
,na altresscs, with cotton
tops; slightly soiied:
regular So value, CD
for .... .OZ
s pairs White Noting
nam Lace Curtains:
regular S1.5O grade, G n
ioi --.-. ....... "
q a pair.
. pairs $50 Ecru
Flsh Net Curtains Gu
Evening star., 1898-12-01
Shoes.

Small lots Ladies' hid
worth up TO 81 D u eYS
Small lat Ladies Kid
Boots, worth up O2~
TO 81 so. ..... wv
Small lots Of Children
School and Dress Shoes.
%"Eth y, rd so up t" QSc
Small lots of Boys and
Misses Calf and Kid
Shoes, worth G 1 OM
up TO 50 %, for ~ II oS>
Evening star., 1898-12-01
laces.

Short lengths of Laces
of varying widths and
k In d S. 10c. to R1
15c. qualities-fOr OSo
a yd.
If you're making Dolls
Clothes here are some
bits of Narrow EdginG-
12I.c. for a dozen yards.