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THE BUREAU oF STATISTICS.
The Report Issued shows an Increase
in Imports and Exports.

The Bureau of Statistics has issued its
bulletin of the exports and imports of the
country for October and the ten months Of
the fiscal year ending October 81. The
great increase in both exports and imports
which has made the earlier part OF the
year notable is kept up handsomely, the
imports for the month being over $50, 000,-
600 greater than in 1898, and the exports
nearly $4,000 600 greater. The excess OF
exports over imports is also very large,
though not so great as in October of last
year.
The total imports for the month wers
$72. 705, S94, as against So, ,349, ,S21 last year.
The total exports for the month were
sl26, 764, 1856, as against S1lS, 563 in the
same month last year. The excess OF eX-
ports on the trade balance was thus
S54, ,058, 1872, compared with an excess last
year Of SOC, 27O,O O37
The imports during the ten months to
October 81 We're $685., ,375, 129 as compared
with $527, 72S, 481 for the same period last
year, a gain of $13O. 646, ,648. The exports
for the period exceeded a billion dollars,
the exact figures being Sl,029, 242, ,2S6, as
compared with S9S7 S97, ,70T last year. The
gain was thus s41,344, $40.
The trade balance in favor of this coun-
try for the ten months, represented by the
excess OF exports over imports, was S5to,-
S6Il57, or over third Of billion dol
lars. This balance was not so immense as
it was last year the figures then being
$3.50, 1853 222. This is accounted for by the
fact that although the exports have in
creased at rapid rate, the prosperity or
the country has induced an even more rap
i'd increase in the imports of foreign goods
The movement of gold during the month
of October was slightly larger than in
former months but still surprisingly small
when compared with the immensity OF the
debt owed this country for its excess Of
exports. There was received during the
month a net of Sc, 790, ,OO9 in gold. The to-
tai CT gold received during the ten months,
subtracting the amount exported, was only
S. 18O.592. It is seen that. not taking into
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SI.59 a set.
Ladies Handkerchiefs.

Fifth Floor, West. Elevators.
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$4.75 a pair.
81 Damask. zoe a yard.

Second Floor. West. Elevators.
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an extremely sprightly, vivacious creature,
and was conceived in Paris by those far
cical masters, NM Dumanior and Carre.
She has been done over and has taken out
her American papers through the instru
mentality and under the chaperonage of
Joseph Grismer writer used to such op
erations. Her sponsors are Brady & Zieg-
field, Of the Manhattan Theatre New York.
who presented her to her friends in Goth
am for nearly two hundred nights. Mile.
Fiji" is to be introduced here by select
company Of associates chief among them
Aubrey Boucicault and Marie wainwright
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Ladies Americ an Hosiery Co. s
Underwear Specials.

98 cents a garment for values worth
up to g. In with the American Hosiery
Company's goods We have included
some lots of other makes. But the
choice rests with you. They will be
out on tables where you can pick them
over for yOurelyes.
American Hosiery Merino Vests and
Pants,
Scarlet Vests and Pants,
Ribbed Wool Vests and Pants. in
White and Grey.
Combination Suits, either Oneita
style or those that button down the
front.
All-Wool Black Ribbed Vests.
AIl-WCol Black Phyllis Tights.
The cheapest in the lot is Sl25 Tn
derwear some of it is regular $3.50
value. and the American Hosiery
goods are 81 grade. and well known as
The times., 1899-11-15
LIBEL SUIT DROPPED.
The Source of Archbishop IreIRnd's
Information Not Trustworthy.

Topeka Kas., Nov. 14.-Gen. Freder-
ick Funston, who leaves for San Francisco
tomorrow, en- route for Manila, has decided
to drop the suit against Archbishop ireland
for libel. He says he has discovered that
the author of the libeIous statements
against him is one Fox. a camp follower,
who deserted an English sailing ship and
followed the Twentieth Kansas during the
campaign.
Fox was fined three times for drunken
ness and when the transport Tartar start
ed for San Francisco he was found slowed
away He would not work, but told the
officers of the Twentieth that he would get
even as soon as he arrived at San Fran
cisco.
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account the trade balances of former
years which were still larger, America has
received only a triie over $4,000, 900 in
cash payment for its enormous excess of
exports of goods.
The total of the imports of the country
for the entire year ending October 81, was
S765. Gil O96, an increase over the previous
year of $134 900. 600. The total of exports
for the year was 81, 296, $50, S45, an increase
Of $67 900, 600. The trade balance for the
year was $531, ,000, 900.
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Double Satin Damask and 72 Inches
wide-without flaws-frst quality and
bleached to snowy whiteness. All OF a
dozen different new patterns-a full
piece of each.
5-S Linen, Double Damask Nap
kins, fast selvage-worth 81
dozen, for. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $l.5O
3-4 All-Linen Satin Damask Nap
kins. fast selvage; worth SO
dozen, IOT. SsS-OO
Second Floor, West, Elevators.
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% cents.

Triple plate knife. Fork. and
Spoon Set for child, neatly boxed. -25c
ChiIdren's QuadrupIe plated
Cups. worth sec. Or...-..-...-..---25c
Quadruple-plated Butter Dishes.
Crumb Trays. complete, hand
somely engraved; worth $3.50,
for. -..----.-.------. , LOS
Sterling silver Top Glass Pepper and
Salt Boxes. new shapes, worth
If you don't know what jewellers are
asking for these same pieces. take a
look around first.
First Floor, West Section.
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Mile. Fif'' makes her bow in Washing
ton on next Monday evening, at the Co
Iumbia, where she probably will be well
coined by an interested crowd, for her rep
utation has preceded her. She is said to be
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MARRIED IN BALTIMORE.
DIR. y. =. Evans Weds Miss Mary
Grnce LeXerinR.

BALTIMORE, Nov 1.-THE marriage of
Miss Mary Grace Levering, daughter of
Joshua Leyering, to DR.. Philip Saffrey
Evans, ir., took place this evening at $50
O'Clock.
The ceremony was performed at Eutaw
Place Baptist Church by the Rev. DR..
Evans, an uncle Of the groom.
The ushers were DR.. E. B. Matthews,
Charles K Edmunds, Wilson Leyering, Err
nest d. Levering, Joshua Leyering, ir., and
c. Sana Eddy. OF Yale University. The
bridesmaids were Miss Harriet S. Ellis, of
Washington; Miss Sue Evans. and Miss
May Evans, sisters Of the groom; Miss Ma
mie Edmunds, Miss Martha Leyering and
Miss May Leyering. The maid Of honor
was Miss Retta LeveriRg and the flower girl,
Miss Louise A. Leyering Miss Margaret
MacIntyre, OF Philadelphia and Miss Vir-
ginia Leyering were ribbon girls. The best
man was Harry o. Evans. brother OF tbs
groom.
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IOC a Dan.

First Floor, East Section.
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Mrs. Eugene E. Stevens gave a matinee
whist party Saturday in honor of her guest,
Miss Clara B. Orr. The additional guests
were Mrs. A. P. Clarke, jr., Mrs J. P
Clum, Mrs. c. H. Squier. Mrs William R.
Davis, Mrs. S. S. Belt, Miss Dorothy VIII
son, Miss Buckley, Mrs. d. G. Pfeiffer, Miss
Town, Miss Howells, Mrs Harvey, Mrs.
Fair, Miss Pritchett, Mrs. Heitinger, and
Miss Webster. The first. second and conso-
lation prizes were won by Mrs Davis, Mrs
Heitinger, and Miss Orr, respectively.
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Bed Blankets.

Seems as if all our special efforts
were bearing the fruits of success at
once. All the better-they are needed
at once.
We have had these Blankets under
surveillance for a fortnight. II the
thermometer didn't drop we know this
makers prices would. We went fur
ther and took an option on 225 pairs
of nkets-distributed over four
grades.
Last Saturday we received word our
offer was accepted and Blankets ship
ped. That's enough of history. The de-
scription and prices will tell the bal
ance of the story-the most interesting
part.
75 pairs Extra Heavy Full-heeced
Blankets, regular ia size, in Tan,
Grey, and White, with Red. Blue. and
Pink Borders; finished with heavy
crochet edge Regular s1.25 value
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THE FIGHT AT PUERTO CABELLo.
Captain HemphiII, of the Detroit,
Makes a Report.

Capt. ]. S. Hemphill, of the cruiser De-
troit, cabled briefly to the Navy Depart
ment yesterday of the fight between GEN
eral Castro and the Venezuelan insurgents
at Puerto Cabello, on November 13. The
despatch was from La Guayra, where the
Detroit went after the battle at Puerto
Cabello. The despatch reads:
Detroit arrived today. Land fighting was very
severe. Venezuelan gun vessels bombarded forts
with Hotchkiss six FOUNDER rapid fire unl0aded
shell without result. The foreign men-ofwar lay
off harbor during the engagement. On return
rendered assistance wounded. Detroit hospital
corps rendered important service. Being no pros
pect of further trouble at Puerto Cabello came
here TO await arrival of Dolphin.
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Mems Underwear.

In the commercial catechism there's
but one answer to this question
Where are the best Underwear VAL
ues at the least prices ?"
And here's the answer:
Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers,
made with overlooked seams, re-en-
forced throughout, shirts silk bound
The times., 1899-11-15

The list speaks for itself-everybody
knows the regular prices of everything
on it.
Packers Tar Soap lac
TTiplicate Mirrors ............... 23c
Tetlow's Face Powder ..,.......s,..7c
Williams Shaving Sticks ........17c
Thurston's Tooth Powder .......14c
Mennen's Talcum Powder .......121ac
SOzodont large size .46c
Hand Scrubs, worth up to soc for zoe
15c and 19c Rubber Dressing
Combs .................,.. lOc
15c and 19c Tooth Brushes s....,9c
2-quart Hot Water Bottles and Foun-
tain Syringes, guaranteed for one
year, each Observation-Disclosures. .49c
First Floor. West Section.
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Transport Garrone Depurts

Quartermaster Ludington has received a
telegram from Major Robinson at Seattle
announcing the depaeAS0re of the transport
Garrone from Seattle. carrying l hospital
attendant, 60 teamsters, 1 trainmaster. 5
blacksmiths, wagonmasters, wheel
wrights. / saddler. 23S tons of hay 1O4 tons
of oats, tons of bran, and 3S6 mules.
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THINGS THEATRICAL.
NationaI-"Hon. John Grigsby.'

-Hftta'haAA- &AbAAs 1OAh AhfA@E5F
John Gugsby ..........-.....,. sol smith Russell
John GTgshv. jr.............. .ThuFluW ". Bergen
Coke Alfred Hudson
James Ogden ............... james LacKdye
tEanler -......-...-.P Percy OK
Sheriff .............. ...,..... Jacques Martin
William Sturgiss William Cu!lingtou
Harold MaIson ......-............ Charles Arthur
Meg Ronalds ........-...............Aa May Nhecles
Nellie Ogden OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Lila touVeTe
Mrs. Marson Observation-Disclosures. Emily NaSeman
An audience that. in consideration of the
fact that the play has been done here be
fore, was of size sufficiently reduced to
be in itself a criticism, witnessed Sol
Smith Russell's performance OF Hon.
John Grigsby" last night at the National
The house was not small one-far from
it-but it was hardly the sort OF house to
which the star has been used in Wash
ington. And the reasons Tor this were Just
what the condition implied. Char. es
Kleins comedy had a weeks trial in this
city only a year ago, and theatre patrons
did not like it.
Hon John Grigsby'' is not poor piece
of work Indeed, in many respects, it re
fleets considerable credit upon its con-
structor. It is witty and wholesome, and
even ingenious. Further still, it provides
Mr.. Russell with all the essentials neces-
sary to his scOring-a generous mind, an
unblemished reputation. young woman
prOtege, high principles, final love scene,
and other things that have become fixed
in the minds of those who know him
through "A Bachelors Romance or "A
Poor Relation" :" or Peaceful Valley
Nothing more optimistic or pleasant could
be imagined But the play lacks stability,
firmness backbone. 1t fails to impress as
even comedy should impress. Resultant
ly, with the many, its several charms have
no great effect.
Mr.. Russell himself is excellent in the
title role, which, as has been said, fits
him to perfection. All of his little man
nerisms, and all of his gentle art, are well
brought out in the vehicle. Thurlow Ber-
gen, a local boy, has replaced William
Farnum as young Grigsby, and does quite
as well as did his predecessor. The part
| is an ungrateful one, and rather unwor-
thy of Mr. Bergen's talents. Charles Ar
thurs Harold is an Improvement over that
Of Lionel Barrymore, and Percy Brooke is
an adequate Chanler the veteran Of 1872.
May Wheeler is a more wcmanly and COM
prehensible Meg than was Florence Rock
well, but does not quite realize the char
acter, while Emily Wakeman looks the
widow more than did Mrs Pitt and acts
it almost as amusingly. Alfred Hudson,
James Lackaye, Jacques Martin, William
CullingtOn and Lila Conyere all contrib
ute the same finished pCTtrayals furnished
1 by them last year
Hon John Grigsby'' will be done again
on Friday night, the remainder Of the
week being given over TO "A Poor Rela-
! ton.
! Mile. Fiji makes her bow in Washing
! ton on next Monday evening, at the Co
lumbia, where she probably will be well
coined by an interested crowd, for her rep
utation has preceded her. She is said to be
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Choice, CSC a garment.
Here's a Big Choice for 25c a
Garment.

Vests and Pants.
a lot of Medium Weights.
A lot of Light Weights, with high
neck and long and short sleeves
And a lot of Oneita-like Vests and
Pants.
The values represented in these lots
are easily Csc to 81 1-2c a garment
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Now, then. il YOU are going to want
a quantity Of Ribbon for the holidays.
here's an opportunity 10 get some OF
it, and save something,
Number / Baby Ribbon. ia al
shades, per belt Of so yards 59c
Number Ribbons. in ali
shades. 10 yard pieces for.--.-.-- gle
5-inch Moire and Plain TafTeta
Ribbons. pure silk and in all coll
oFs Observation-Disclosures ----.------- SOc
5-inch Plain Tsffeta Ribbons,
with hemstitched edge --.-.--.--- -29c
Black Velvet Ribbons. inches
wide, satin back and superior
quality, for ...---,---. --....-.--.---. SSc
5-inch Black Double-faced All-silk
Satin Ribbons. with extra heavy
5-ineh Satin Antique Ribbons. ia
most desirable shades. worth 69c
yard, for---- -.-.-..---. ----- sSSc
First Floor. West Section.
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One Of the first and most notable Of to-
Gays weddings viii be that Of Miss Anna
Morgan Smith, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Augustus JacQuelin Smith, of lakewood
Park, Va, to Mr. Elon St Clair Hobbs, Of
New York. The ceremony will be perform
ed at noon at the Church of the Ascension
OF the bride
Mr.. Hobbs gave a dinner at the shoreham
last night in compliment to his best man,
Mr.. Frederick A. Hobbs, aud his ushers,
Dr. Edwin Crosby Chambarlln and Mr.. Will
liam Wisner White, all of New York; Mr..
II. Anderson Denton, of Maryland; DR..
William Morgan Smith, of Alexandria, and
Mr.. Charles Magill Smith.
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Z3C a pair.
Fourth Floor. West, Elevators
Ladies' and Children's Hosiery.

Ladies Cashmere Hose. fast Black,
with merino heels and toes. They
are SOC quality. for or................19c
Ladies' Full Regular-made Herms-
dorf Dyed Cotton Hose, with high
spliced heels and double toes. The
regular three-fOT-a- dollar Hose.
Specldl price -..s-.s.. ......-- eSOC
Childrens Fast Black Ribbed Seam
less Hose, with double knees and dOu-
BILE heels and toes; also Children's All
Wool Ribbed and Seamless Hose;
extra long; worth up TO 19c a
pair, for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 12iac
First Floor, West Section.
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SakS Millinery.

It's to induce you % make an I'M
partial investigation that we occas-
ionally have these special days OF SELL
ing.
Today is to be one of them.
e for Pompadour Toques. dFaped
- with Black felt tucked, aud trim
med with mercury wings velvet and
jet ornaments. Ordinarily would sell
for S.;
q for Toques Of Violet velvet
- yelled with net Cf same shade.
and trimmed with pretty butterfly
formed Of White and cOlOred Feathers.
Worth $40.
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Mrs. Petit Of Baltimore, wife Of Colonel
Petit, who is now with his regiment in the
Philippines, sailed for Europe last Satur
day, accompanied by Miss Rosemary Sar-
toris They viii divide the winter between
Paris and Switzerland. Miss Sartoris Will
devote herself while abroad to the study
Of French and Italian.
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15c and 22c values for 12 LIE IF the
special choice offered for tOmoFFOw.
Every one Of them Is a pure linen.
sheer and fine, hand embrOide-ei and
hemstitched; Swiss embroidered and
hemstitched; Swiss embroidered and
Scalloped. hand worked initial and
scalloped and hemstitched Mourning
borders.
In all quite a thousand Handker-
chiefs. and as il happens fortunately
for YOU, they can be sold at very
nearly one-half their intended price
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Lanz-,,-~a X BIO.
Upholstery
Department.

~ Lace Striped Curtain Scrim.
This sale. 3&c yard.
12'ac Lace Striped Curtain
ScIim This sale. Sc yard.
I5c Swissaline Drapery. This
sale Zoe ward
25c Opaque Window Shades
size 36XI2; ready TO hang. This
sale. PIC each.
Sl.40 Nottingham Lace Cur
tains, 3'a yards long; regular
width. This sale, S119 pair.
S3.50 Nottingham Lace Cur
tains. 4 yards long; 60 inches
wide. This sale. 50 p.
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$500 a pair.
Third Floor, West, Elevators.
Dinner Sets.

We don't believe all the stores in
Washington together have sold as many
Dinner Sets this season as We have.
And we are quite as sure none of them
has as many to sell. We gathered our
usual complete line of French, English,
Austrian, and American patterns. In
itself a mammoth assortment, But one
after another opportunity has offered
and We have embraced it-as hundreds
of you have glad reason to know.
And here comes another-this time
from Trenton, New Jersey, potter.
We get 100 sets through this purchase
and 100 OF the best of Americas
make. II you are partial to the foreign
shapes-these are mostly copies of them
faithful and perfect.
100-piece American Porcelain Dinner
Sets, Elsmere shape, which is one OF
the new English designs; embossed and
decorated in Peacock Blue, rococo de-
signs Worth $3.50.
Special Price. ce...............-...S so 30
1O0-piece American China Dinner
Sets. Esmeralda shape, decorated in
field daisies Of natures tints and every
piece gold lined. Worth $40.
Special Price. So. 30
100-piece American China Dinner
Sets. Balmoral shape, after the popular
English design; wild rose decoration in
Pink and artistlcally lined with bright
gold. Worth $1,000.
Special Price. ce.......,..........SS 95
1OO-piece Royal Blue American Por-
celsin Dinner Sets, Burgoyne shape
embossed and flow Blue decorations,
with rich gold tracings. Worth
1880.
Special Price. ce..................$9
1OO-piece American China Dinner
Sets. Marguerite shape, with enamel
relief work. gold tracings and flower
decorations. in Yellow. Pink,
and Blue. Worth $1A50. Spe-
claI price. e.......,.... ,,.........$ 1.So
100-piece American China Dinner
Sets. Regina shape, which every fine
potter in the world selects for his best
effort; the decorations are in hand
painted Purple, Blue, or Green flora,
and all the handles and every piece
finished with gold in bow
knot designs. Worth 500.
Special price. ce....................$ $14. 95
Fifth Floor, West, Elevators.
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Silyer-plated Ware.

Another lot or special values that viii
continue the great response OF Monday
for today.
Quadruple-p plate Bread Trays, hand
somely engraved, worth Si-25. for
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SOCIAL And PERSONAL
A Number of Weddings VIII Oc-
eur Today.

High Noon Is the FnvOrite Hour Sc
Iected and with Few Exceptions
the Ceremonies VIII BE Performed
at Church - MIR. Hobbs Bachelor
Dinner 10 His Best Man and Ushers.
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SOS a pair.

The last lot is the largest, and the
the best value, too-95 pairs ia ALI
wool Blankets, in natural grey, white,
and scarlet, thoroughly shrunk, and
California Blankets, that are 95 per
cent wool also la size. You can count
every pair of these blankets as being
worth S6-for they actually are
The times., 1899-11-15
RETIREMENT OF SENIOR DIAz.
The President of Mexico to Decline "A
Reelection.

MONTEREY, Mex, Nov 14-It Is re-
ported here that Gen Porfrio Diaz has
slgnified to intimate friends his desire to
retire to private life, and that he will
make the formal announcement soon that
he will not accept a reelection TO the
Presidency of Mexico
He cOntemplates going to Paris on an ex-
tended visit Immediately after his retire
ment from the Presidency.
Jose Ives Limantour, the present Secre-
tary of Finance, is spoken OF as President
Diaz's most probable successor.
The times., 1899-11-15

Miss Addison Mitchell. daughter of J. J.
Mitchell, President of the Chicago and Al
ton Railroad has returned TO Washington
anad is with Mrs. Stanley Matthews. Both
ladies VIII leave in a few days for short
visit 10 New York
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Rev. Dr. James MacBride Sterrett and
Mrs. Sterrett have gone to New York TO see
their son, Lieut. Robert Sterrett, L. S. ",
who viii sail for the Philippines today on
the transport Meade
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Mr.. John Whitsett Chndress, formerly
Of Tennessee. and Miss Anna May McDon-
aid, Of Potomac. Nd. were quietly mar
ried at the parsonage of the Trinity NJ f.
Church by the Rev. DR.. Huntley. Among
those present at the ceremony were Miss
Childress, sister of the groom, Mr. Robert
Oliver and Mr.. ". K. Nottingham, Of
Washington.
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Representative Henderson and family viii
arrive in Washington today for the season.
They viii occupy suite of apartments at
the NoTmandie.
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Toilet Sets.

You won't see this Offering come up
with again this season The buyer says
it is the greatest value ever given. Lets
have your opinion Take one Of the
sets if you agree with him. Don't IL
you don't.
70 large shape Toilet Sets. OF 10
pieces each; decorated in blue brown.
and green; and what no other other
porcelain ever sold for so little can
be guaranteed for-they won't craze.
Even 1925 is very little for them. But
that's all the value we viii claim.
The times., 1899-11-15

Miss Florence E. Plant has gone to At
lanta. Ga, as delegate TO the convention
OF the Daughters of the King
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Mems Overcoats.

We want to bring YOU and a special
lot OF OyeTcoats Into closer scQuaint-
anceship. 1t has claims upon your at-
tentiou-those Of YOU who are on the
verge Of Coat-buyius. We are singing
one lot out oG over SEQ
Eaglisn WaipcorI Oy.rlostz. Tan shade.
With back ni plaid that serves as lining, e.it
the best length. lap seams and 6eeH woke
1i heavy SATIN. sleeves Iinej wsth vila and
iaciuEs and seams pjp5d with sit, velvet
collar It's one of our big &Jtg ln
values ior.....-.-..- ....--.... p & "
We want to see the Coat that's any
better for SIS.
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SOC a Garment.

Heavyweight Derby Ribbed Balbrig-
gan Shirts and Drawers; shirts silk
. bound; drawers re-enforced; all pearl
buttons
The times., 1899-11-15

Mrs Pendleton, of the Washington navy
yard. viii receive Mondays during January
and February
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The marriage of Miss Martha Minetree
and Mr. Charles Freeman Fits will take
place at noon also, at St. Paul's Episcopal
Church.
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Christ Church, Georgetown, viii be the
scene of another beautiful afternoon we'd
ding when Miss Lucy Haw Matthews will
be married to DR.. Louis Mackall, jr, in the
presence of a large assemblage of guests.
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Bows Knee Pants.

&c a pair.
But they are worth nearly double.
Plain colors and fancy mixed Cheviots;
extra we'll made.
All sizes, to II years.
200 pairs in today's lot at
DC a mir
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$l.25 a pair.

$50 pairs OF American-made Imita-
tion Point Esprit and Brussels Lace
Curtains, in copies of the best of the
FOREIGN designs. REGULAR S25O values.
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$3.50 a pair.

125 pairs OF American-made Imita-
tion Brussels Curtains, in some Of the
most difficult patterns. Regular 81
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Sl.S9 a pair.

25 pairs Heavy California Blankets,
with red and blue borders, and edged
with stout linen binding; ia size.
Regular So Is value for