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great deal.
W. are going to bring along with US
all the best books of the day that we are
not up on: and read them and discuss
them together. Then we re going to rub
up our German and French during liter
airy evenings that We will have three
times a week.
Now, doesn't this all sound thorough
~ plausible and sensible to you?" my in
orman asked earnestly. Don't you
think we will come back in the fall stron-
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of sport and expect to be out in the open
air a great deal, fishing and wad.ng n
he little brook that runs through the
farm meadows, still we have to bear in
mind our next winters existence and we
can't come back to the city sunburned
and freckled beyond recognition"
My she sad with a little gasp for
breath, II have talked SO much and so
fact, and yet 1 haven't said anything
about our plans for mental improvement.
But, indeed, they occupy our thoughts a
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stout cloth for the outing gown: .hen we
are going to take advantage of this great
opportunity to wear out our old last sum-
mer's gowns.
Our sun bonnets boast a little air of
picturesqueness," she said, for the plain
ones are atrocious." Then she showed
me a great bundle Of pretty pink and blue
and yellow sun bonnets that had just
been received from the Woman's ex.
change.
.'Though we are going in for al sorts
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TONIC p

Boston Traveller: Mrs. Smith-I'm
afraid l shall LAY to stop giving Robby
that tonic the doctor left him.
Why, isn't he any better?
Mrs. Smith-Oh, yes. But he slid down
the banisters six times this morning,
broke the hall lamp, two vases, a jug and
a looking glass, and I dom feel as II I
could stand much more.
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The times., 1899-11-11
MAIL TUBES FOR THIS CITY.
Postomce Officials to Ask Congress
to Install Them.

POstofiice Officials to Ask Congress
to Install Them.
Second Assistant Postmaster General
Shallenberger viii renew the recommen-
dations he made last winter to Congress
that an additional sum of $500 900 be pro-
vided for the extension of the pneumatic
tube service.
The system is now in use in New York,
Brooklyn. Boston and Philadelphia. and
when the appropriation which Congress
has been asked to make Is available the
system viii be established in this city.
From each of the above cities reports have
been received, in which complete salts
faction is expressed at the ease with which
the pneumatic tubes transmit the mail
matter from one point to another Not
only is the time of transmission reduced
TO a minimum but the liability of DELAY
incurred by surface transportation is en-
tirely eliminated.
An instance of this occurred in PhiIa-
delphia during the industrial parade. when
the carriers were delayed over four hours
Between Brooklyn and New York the
system has been in operation little over
Il year. The time taken between the bOr-
oughs by carriers previous to the installa-
tion Of the tubes was twenty five minutes
With the tube system the time is three
minutes.
Mr.. Shallenberger says that in this civ
where the wagons and carriers are so often
delayed by parades, it is especially desi-
rable that the system should be estab-
lished
The times., 1899-11-11
APPRAISER wAKEmAN,s WOES.
His Charges Against Six Employees
Dismissed by Mr.. Gage.

dismissed by Mr. Gage.
The Secretary of the Treasury yesterday
announced his decision regarding the cases
Of several examiners in the appraisers
stores Of the New York custom house, who
were brought up on charges by Appraiser
Wilbur F. WakeTnan. Six officials and en-
ployes were subjects Of the enquiry con
Quoted by Secretary Gage. In no case were
the recommendations of Mr.. Wakeman en-
dorsed. and in several cases the charges
made by him were not sustained.
D. J. Mahoney, an examiner, was charged
with making disrespectfuI remarks to an
official OF the New York custom house about
Appraiser Wakeman at a social gathering
which the two were attending. The ap-
praiser recommended that Mahoney be dis
missed After a full investigation of the
case Secretary Gage decided that a repri-
mand should be substituted for the recon-
mendatiou Of dismissal.
Examiners Twombly and O'DonneIl were
charged with having received extra pay
for working overtime. Mr.. Wakeman
recommended that they be suspended for
thirty days. Il appeared to Secretary Gage
upon examination that Messrs. Twombly
and O'DonnelI received extra pay in good
entitled to it, and that their offence was,
therefore. merely technical in character.
Both men were shown to be of unquestion-
able integrity, and of long and faithful
service under the Treasury Department.
Secretary Gage decided, therefore, that they
be reprimanded, and not suspended.
Examiner Jacobs was charged by the ap-
praiser with insubordinati0n in having gone
10 the board of general appraisers and ar
guing that an advance be made in the ap-
praised value of certain invoices Of choco-
lates, contrary TO the direction Of Appraiser
! Wakemau. Mr. Wakeman recommended
| his dismissal. The Secretary orders that
| Mr.. Jacobs be suspended for four months
| instead. Charles L. Keys, another exam
! ineT, was charged with absence from duty
and intoxication, and dismissal was recon-
mended. During the investigation, how
! ever Mr.. Wakeman forwarded to the
/ Treasury Department the resignation of
! Keys, which had been offered prior TO the
! preferment of charges, and Secretary Gage
/ decided to accept this resignation and ig-
more the charges.
Stephen w. Bassett, clerk was charged
/ with giving 10 outsiders private correspon-
/ dence Of Appraiser Wakeman The charges
were not approved by Secretary Gage and
Assistant Secretary Spaulding who con-
/ Quoted the Investigation. 1t was found.
! however, that the clerk is wanting in Of
/ fetal respect for the present appraiser, and
it is ordered that he be transferred to
some other branch of the custom service.
The times., 1899-11-11
ROOTS ANNUAL REPORT.
1t VIII Cover Fully the Military Sit
untion in The PhIIfnpines


The annual report of the Secretary OF
War, which is now being prepared, viii
be an interesting and valuable document
relating to the acquisition OF the Philip
pines and Porto Rico, and the necessity for
maintaining those islands under military
control until the establishment of a per
manent civil government
Secretary Root goes beyond the present
situation in the islands and discusses their
future and the form OF government pro-
posed, under military control, while the
process of reconstruction is going on. He
points out the necessity for maintaining
military control until the civil governments
are firmly established, and explains the
work to be done by the military in es-
tablishing the civil officers and maintain
ing order during elections to be held
in the municipalities. Attention is called
to the establishment of civil government
and the election of mayors in different
parts OF the Philippines, and Secretary
Root will further explain that it will take
some time for the military to git the civil
government properly established so that
military control will still be necessary
in both the Philippines and Porto Rico.
The manner in which civil governments
viii be established by the military will
form an interesting part of the report.
The reorganization of the army will prob
ably meet with but little mention. Whether
or not Secretary Root will make any rec
concentrations in his annual report for an
increase of the army has not been de-
termined, and it is not unlikely that he
viii not discuss this matter at all, but viii
refrain from any recommendations until
some time after Congress meets, and then
present his views to the military commit
tees of Congress. This course would avoid
too much discussion and criticism from
the anti-expansionists, who are believed to
be waiting to see what the President wishes
in the way Of enlarging the military.
Cuba and the military control in that
island will be very fully discussed in the
report, with particular reference to the
proposed establishment of civil government
there and the work of beginning the census
in the island He Will endorse the recon-
mendations of the different chiefs of bu-
reaus for the improvement of their branch
of the service. The military needs in the
Philippines beyond the establishment of
civil government has not been determined
upon because Of the absence OF General
Otis report upon which Secretary Root is
depending for information to complete his
report
General Brooke's complete annual report
as military governor Of Cuba has been re-
ceived at the War Department. but it Is
in some respects incomplete with reference
| to the troops of the island and a further
/ delay is caused until the data can be COM
| piled.
The times., 1899-11-11
Ladies and Children'S
Underwear.

We should say that this list Is the
strongest attraction OF the week.
Ladies' Combination Suits in White
and Grey Merino. buttoning across the
chest heavy. fleece lined. aud
form fitting. Worth SIC. for. 39e
Ladies' White and Grey Vests and
Pants. heeced and ribbed; worth
81 LIE garment, fOr.......--...-23 23e
Boys Flat Fleece lined Underwear.
made by Wrlghts patent: desirable
Grey shade; worth soc a garment
vests and pants-for half.......... 25c
Misses Ribbed Vests and Pants. in
White and Silver Grey BiIbriggan,
form fitting and Csc value. for. 25c
First Floor-West Elevators.
The times., 1899-11-11
LANS8URGH & BRO.
Boys Clothing
Department.

This department. has grown 70
the extent that there is none b.
ter in Washington.
Investigate these offers:
"a BOYS Tcstie Suits in cloth
and fine cashmere, with colored
trimmings, $3.50 and s. values,
$l49.
6 All-woOl Plaid Tuxedo style
Suits, silk vest, 81 value. S2.59.
p Navy Blue Cheviot Double
breasted Suits, well made, S2.75
value, S19S.
81 Atwood Imported Cassi-
mere Suits, double breasted,
large variety of styles, 81 value,
S2.9S.
36 BOYS Heavy Curled Astra-
chan Refers, nicely lined-in
Black, Blue, and. Browns. 30
value, SL9S.
Boys Wool Cashmere Pants,
soc value. 33c pair.
Boys Heavy Slate Corduroy
Pants, 60c value, 47c pair.
Large line of Top Coats in Tan,
Grey, Brown, and Navy Blue.
Boys Departmental floor.
The times., 1899-11-11
Millinery Specials.

II you want 70 see a handsome lot OF
Hats-just fresh from the designers
handsome in today There's
surprise awaiting you-two in fact-thc
prices we have put on these Hats.
50 on all that are In one case.
50 on all that are in another.
In either case double would be no
more than the usual price But here
Millinery IS treated as a commodity
no matter how rich and ane-staI a
necessity OF the wardrobe-and robbed
Of all it's fancy prices-marked upon
basis Of vaIue-and not effect Appeal
ing to your Judgment with merit-of
which the artistcness IS fucfdeutaI-n0t
made the controlling element
We cannot describe the IS Hats that
have been made expressly for Satur-
days Offering would mean 15 de-
scriptions- for they are all different in
effect
But we want 10 say this. that should
you desire any OF the shapes modelled
in different color effects. the special
order viii be executed at the same
price. This, though only today.
Choice SS and 60
The times., 1899-11-11
Arrest Ends n HONEYMOON.

STROUDSBURG. Pa, Nov. 10.-MOses
Labar few days ago was married 10
Annie Miller. ard after a few hours Eon-
eymoon he was taken from his wife's side
and placed in Jail on a charge of larceny.
When the newly married couple left the
parental roof Labar is alleged to have tax
en- two blankets, some beans, a quantity
The times., 1899-11-11

The Saks Stores News for Today.
BOYS Clothing.

The mothers know that here they
see more stock than in almost all the
other stores together. And when com
parisouS are possible you'll find US
either lower in price or better in quail
ity. This is a thirty -year-old depart
meut-ripe in experience and judg
ment, and strong in its weaker allies.
What's best gets into our stock as
surely as the magnet seeks the pole.
As we always have done for Satur-
day. we have provided some special
lots-se it will be today. Not COM
monplace values dropped a little in
price-but stalwarts-offered very low.
Boys Short Pants Suits,
Young Mems Long Pants Suits,
Refers and 0vereoats,
Separate PantSi
The times., 1899-11-11
DIAz's DAUGHTER MARRIED.
Welded ut Her Home in Mexico to
Francisco r. tsaIIardO.

CITY OF MEXICO. Nov. 1O.-The civil
marriage of Miss Luz Diaz, daughter Of
President Diaz. to Francisco Rincon Gal
Iardo. took place yesterday evening at the
city residence of the President, only the
families of the contracting parties being
present The religious ceremony will oc-
cur today in the private chapel of
Archbishop Alarcon.
Miss Diaz is the second daughter of
President Dlaz. and is a charming and
highly educated young lady. The bride
groom is a nephew of Gen. Rincon Gallar-
do. Mexican Minister to Russia and a
member Of one OF the oldest AMI most
aristocrauc families Of Mexico. Gen. Rim
con Gallardo is identified with the Liberal
cause. and took an active part in the war
against the French
The times., 1899-11-11

Of bed clothing. two wagon wheels. and
other articles. The constable who arrest
ed him was named Miller. and three other
Millers were present as witnesses for La
bar at the hearing before Justice Hutch
inson. In default of $l0O bail he was lock
ed up Hiram Miller. the fatheF-in-law.
who caused the arrest. also threatens to
prosecute Labar for abducting his daugh-
ter, who, he says, is a minor.
The times., 1899-11-11
Another Mems 81 Hat Sale.

Now the sample lots are beginning to
arrive. It's fortunate for you that
makers value them so lightly-else Der
bys and Fedoras worth up to $3-really
the best of 81. $3.50, and SO qualities
for samples are bound to be best-could
not be sold for 81. They cost much
more TO make. Choice of all the lead
ers new blocks in Derbys and shapes in
Fedoras-Black, Brown, and all colors-
today for
The times., 1899-11-11
Toilet Delicacies.

Every now and then we cut some
price to have this department known.
The loss gets charged against adver-
tising. Every item touches the very
lowest price.
Cosmo Buttermilk Soap, 4c a cake.
Coke's Dandrun Cure, I2c bott,e
Sozodont, small size. lie a bottle.
Roger & Gallet's Rice Powder, Sc a
box.
Woodbury's Facial Soap. lie a cake
COlgate's Tooth Powder, 15c a bOtt e.
Java Rice Powder, 23c box.
Williams Shaving Soap, Sc a cake.
Cuicura Resolyent and Salye, 3sc a
bottle.
AtomiZers, with ounce Of extract, 23c.
25c to soc Scrub Sponges. 15c each.
15c and 25c Hard Rubber Dressing
Combs, 1Oc each.
back Hand Scrubs. &c each.
CeflulOid Combs, all colOrs, sc each.
soc, soc, and 65c Hair Brushes and
Combs, 39c a set.
2-quart Fountain Syringes. 8 hard
rubber pipes-one years guaran-
tee OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4Sc
2-quart Hot Water Bottles, ex-
ira heavy and guaranteed for one
year .-.'..........'.....z zoc
First Floor-West-
The times., 1899-11-11
sc a Palr
"Notions." E"

A little list of large importants:
Silk Abdominal Hose Supporters,
worth 35e a pair. ..29c
45c Fancy Silk Gartering, re-
quired lengths. .23c
Fancy Silk-stitched Gartering,
required lengths.
Cabinet Assorted Hairpins. &c
White. Black, and Grey Tape,
4-yard pieces. &c
Darning Cotton, fast Black, for a
dozen yards. Observation-Disclosures. &c
First Floor-West, Rear.
The times., 1899-11-11
A DECREASE FOR OCTOBER.
Falling on in The Value of DOmesti,
Exports Last Month

Exports Last Month.
The values OF the principal articles of
domestic exports for the month OF October
was SO SOL ,657, decrease Of $7gT.74I. com
pared with those for the same month last
year. and FOR the ten months ended October
81, S572. .947, $50. against S610,094 ,523. in the
same period OF 1898. Compared with the
same month last year, exports Of bread
stufs show decrease Of $459. .163, provi-
sIons an Increase of $134, ,0S7, cotton a de
crease Of g. .25G. .555. and mineral oils an
increase of 81, 7S3, $50.
The times., 1899-11-11
Mems Fancy Vests.

We're sure there isn't man, who
pays any attention to fashion, but
wants one-and here are 250 at spe-
cial price. We bought the vestings at
a low price-and with our facilities. OF
course the making cost was reduced to
the minimum. Choice new patterns.
cut in latest Double Breasted style;
all sizes-and not a Vest in the lot
worth less than SO.
The times., 1899-11-11
DEFEHcE AGAINST THE PLAGUE.
The Marine Hospital Officers watch
NaI the Spnnish Ports.

In order to more thoroughly quarantine
against the bubonic plague, Surgeon James
a Nydegger and Assistant Surgeon John
F. Anderson, Of the Marine Hospital Ser
vice, will sail today for Cadlz and BARGE
Iona Spain.
The surgeons have orders to strictly in
spect all vessels and passengers leaving
the ports where they will be stationed for
this country or any of our new possessions.
II is feared that the plague may be spread
by emigrants from Spain and Portugal
The times., 1899-11-11
PRINCES UPSET IN A DITCH.
4 Distinguished Party in an Auto
mobile Accident.

PARIS, Nov. IA despatch from Beau
vais to the Petit Caporal' states that
Prince Joachim Murat, who is now at the
Chateau de ChambIy, Disc, was in an au-
tomobile accident on last Tuesday, but for
tunately escaped injury The prince and
a party of friends had just left the chateau
in an automobile TO go shooting, and had
gone about a hundred yards when the
vehicle suddenly became unmanageable
and upset in a ditch running parallel with
the road.
hurt. The Princess Joachim Murat. Prince
Eugene Murat. and Prince de la Moskowa
who were in the automobile, escaped with
a severe shaking.
The times., 1899-11-11
KNEE PANTS SUITS.

Double Breasted and Brownie Suits,
in neat mixed Cheviots, that are all
wool: regular $3.50 values,
for or................ ..s1.48
Double Breasted and Brownie Suits.
very natty checked Blue Worsteds,
lined with Italian cloth and thorough
ly we'll made; the Brownies are trim
med with braid, are in neat Brown
Mixtures, with silk-faced lapels on coat
and open front vest; worth,
$3.50; all sizes, for. 81. as
The times., 1899-11-11
SEPARATE KNEE PANTS.

225 pairs Boys Plain Blue and Fancy
Mixed Knee Pants. strongly made and
perfectly cut; worth 39c pair;
all sizes to Ii years. Special
IOut1 rSOC
Fourth Floor, West, Elevators.
The times., 1899-11-11
Yelling for Sunday

Especially if there's a new hat to be
christened theren be new yelling
wanted.
Three full pieces Of Black AlI-siIk
Yelling, in all the new meshes, dotted
and plain-most double as good
as the price Observation-Disclosures 1oc
First Floor, West Aisle.
The times., 1899-11-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
The Dancing Season Opened With
a Pretty German

1t Was Given Inst Night by the Fri
day Evening Dancing Club Under
the Direction of Miss Elizabeth
CON-Sone Out-of-Toyvn Weddings
of Interest TO WaShingtOninns.
The times., 1899-11-11
Ladies and Children's Hosiery.

Let the children have the first words
today is their day
Children's Fast Black Seamless Hose,
with double knees. heels, and toes.
all sizes; worth 15e a pair.
Ior OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lie
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless Hose.
in extra long lengths, and extra good
Values great big special
i0c a pair.
First F1Oor-West Aisle.
The times., 1899-11-11
OVERCoATs.

Boys All-Wool Blue Cheviot Over
coats, fast color. cut in nobby style and
lined with Italian cloth; all
sizes, 4 to 16 years; worth IS, for SO. .9S
The times., 1899-11-11

There are enough of them for US to
tell you once more of them. Two lots of
White Unlaundered Shirts. When these
are gone it's safe to say there'n be no
more at the same price-certainiy not
of the same values.
In Muslin and Linen. in making, in
fit they are not bettered at SOC and 75c
81 if they are laundered. Another
day like yesterday and the middle sizes
will be entirely gone. Materials were
at rock bottom when they were order
ed. Now they are ''in the clouds
and going higher every day.
39c and SOC.
First Floor East
The times., 1899-11-11
HOusefurnishings.

Such a list as hasn't been printed in
many long day. The wash-d day needs
and the kitchen needs are strong fac
tors in it. The bargains are big enough
to attract every body-and the quanti-
ties most large enough to supply ey-
erybody.
Wash Boilers, sec kind, for. 69c
Galvanized Iron Wash Tubs, 75c
KIND, for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oSc
Clothes Lines. % feet long. for. .4c
2-quart Granite Iron Tea and
Coffee Pots, 35c kind, for..........1 Ice
2-quart Granite Sauce Pans,
30c klHd, for ...-...-......-....... 19e
SIduart Granite Rice Boilers.
osc klnd' tor.......-. o9e
Black Japaned Coal Hods, 25c
kind, for .....-.....-.........
Willow Clothes Hampers. 9Se
size, for .-..---.-.......-....- 69c
Perforated Toilet Paper. sc kind.
Tor '..-..---.-.--....,.. ....-.-..-..-..2 &c
Fifth Floor. West, Elevators.
The times., 1899-11-11
REFERS.

Lot Of Boys Melton Refers, in
Brown and Grey, with small inserted
velvet collar, double stitched edges,
and lined with durable Italian cloth;
all sizes to s, and very dressy.
Worth $3.50; special price. .......$2 .4S
The times., 1899-11-11
LONG PANTS SUITS.

Boys Blue and Black Cheviot Single
Breasted Sack Suits, to fit all the years
from IA to 10; strictly all wool and
fast color, tailored in latest
style; worth $3.50. 50...............s4.95 95
The times., 1899-11-11
Ladies' Gloves.

Enough for one day-Ladies- Shut
ton MOsquetaire Gloves. in popular tan
shades-all sizes-aud were imported
to sell at $50 a pair. It's because
they are Mosquetaire that they are Of
fered for
SOC a pair.
First Fl0or-West
The times., 1899-11-11
Choice, Sl.69.
Third Floor. East, Elevators.
Mems Neckwear.

Two special lots, and todays choice
will be first choice.
Heavy Ottoman Silk English Squares,
in solid Blue, Red, and White, fully
75c silks and dollar shapes. s.........5 SOC
Batwing Clubs, in solid Blue, Red.
White. and Purple; good as most
soc neckwear. ear............,...... 25e
First Floor-East.
The times., 1899-11-11

Strong value-but a weak price.
Worth 25e a pair-every pair of this
100 dozen Fancy Web Suspenders. with
hard break Nubian ends and securi-
ty cast-offs. Several patterns to choose
from
f8c a Pair.
The times., 1899-11-11

Best remedy for coughs is the simplest and
lated cough drops simply stop the tickle.
The times., 1899-11-11
$500
Mems Unlaundered Shirts.

We've enough for 525 heads.
First FIoor-East.
The times., 1899-11-11

You who have been paying zoe a pair
for hose please look at them-Fast
Blacks and Tans-and see if they are
not identical in value. With high
spliced heels and toes. zoe a pair is
what they are worth
13C a Pair.
An even hundred dozen pairs.
First Floor-East.
The times., 1899-11-11
Ladies and Misses Winter Jackets at
Less Than Makers Cost.

ATT I
O
in point
scrutzng when "bargan the transaction Too led
to
Quantities if they with them
in
in
n on lem
of
selling
Lot l==Jackets worth up to $3.50 for S3.95.
Lot 2==Jackets worth up to SS.75 for S4.95.
Lot 3-Jackets worth up to Sll so for 81. As.
in OF
De
secondF East Elevators
The times., 1899-11-11
Jewelry.

The trinkets that come and go with
fashions whim. But that are in style
nov. From their costliHess you can
anord to be Indifferent to how low they
are offered.
Indestructfble Pearl Lace Pins;
Pink, Lavender. Green. and White,
per dozen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &c
GHded and Black Beauty Pins,
per dozen ..------------ 1Oc
ChiIdren's regular 81 Gold
Plated Neck Chains 75c
Heavy Gold-pIated Lorgnetts
Chains. Observation-Disclosures Zoe
Sterling Silver and GoId-plated
Dumb Bell Cun Buttons; some
jeweled; worth 75c to $1.-----.--- 49c
Solid Sterling Silver Thimbles.
all sizes. .--......-.-.... S0c
Gold plated Baby Pins; with
First Floor West
The times., 1899-11-11

General and Mrs Sanger viii spend the
winter al 1922 Connecticut Avenue. Miss
Sanger is included in the list Of the sea
son s debutants.