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DIED.

'''G Sovemi.er i, 1900, MARY HUME, wife of
Funeral from her late residence go North Capitol
street. Friday, November ., at pm. Inter
ment private.
HUNT. suddenly, Of pneumonia; at 21sS ! street ct
John D. and Anna X. Hunt aged six years
and eleven months.
Funeral private
HARPER. On Thursday, NoyembGr J. 1900 at nni
band of Mary f. and the son of Mary 4. and
the late William Harper, after long and pain
full illness
Gone. but not forgotten.
May he rest in peace
Funeral from his late residence. SIG eth street
thence to Holy Name Church at 10 o'clock Sat
urlay morning, November 8.
MAGILL. ON Thursday, November 1. 1900. at 6:25
am. JOHN LEO: beloved son Of John Milton
Our watch is done, thou passed away.
And yet thy parents watch thy clay.
Bv the holy light DER thy young brow she'd
When thy cheeks grew cold, the blue eyes dim,
Thy heart had already gone to Him
No. 1923 Sd street northwest, on saturday, No
yember 3, at O'Clock pm.
ROBERTSON. On "Wednesday. October 81, 1900,
at $40 pm. at her residence No. GA Penn,
sylvana avenue southeast. EMILY plSTORlo
ROBERTSON. wife Of James y. Robertson,
after brief Illness.
Funeral private
THRILLING Suddenly, Tuesday, October 30,
1900. at 2 pm. at the residence of his mother,
No. $40 26th street northwest, ANTHONY. be
loved son Of Elizabeth and the late John Tril-
ling aged twenty-five years and six months.
Funeral from above residence on Friday morning,
at $50 thence to st. Stephens Church,
where mass will be said for the repose Of his
soul Relatives and friends Invited TO attend.
In Memoriam.
BROWN. In loving remembrance of dear
friend, BESSIE BROWN, who departed this
life October "a, 1900.
Gone but not forgotten by her schoolmates.
A voice we loved is silent now,
And II Is her chair;
She has gone to realms beyond
To answer the roll call there.
MARTIN. In sad hut loving remembrance of
dear mother. CATHERINE c. MARTIN. who
departed this life five years ago today, Novem-
Der /, 1895.
BY HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-01
Blanket
Depart

pairs Ia Wool Blankets, subject
I" mill imperfccti"ns. Reduced from
$500 To $500 pair.
l pair 1G-4 Wool Blankets. cut and
bound sepaia'e. soiled. Reduced from
$3.50 To 400.
pair 1o-4 Wool Blankets. extra
long go inches. soiled. Reduced
from So. 90 To $500.
l pair Crib Blankets. soiled. Re-
duced from $500 to Sis.
Second floor.
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Book
Department.

8 Canon Farrar's Year Book; selec-
lions for every day In the year by
Archdeacon Farrar. Strong In intel
lectual inspiration and spiritual in
fiuence Bound In white cloth: 1856
pages: shopworn. Reduced from $1.OO
to 25c. copy.
10 copies Songs Of Good Fight
Ing" by Eugene K. White-stirring
verse of kniehtly deeds and warriors
bold; slightly shopworn. Reduced
from SOC. to 25c. copy.
5 copies Uncle Sans Navy; a pic
torial story of the famous battle
ships and the heroes Of the late Span
ish-American war. Cloth back and
corners; attractive mottled paper
sides; binding slightly marred. he.
d1eed d. from sl.eO to Soc. copy.
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Misses
Dartrlnemt.

Department.
Misses Tailor-made Suits. silk
lined jackets. percaline-lined skirts
size IA. Reduced from $500 to
$500 each.
Tan Refers. unlined; sizes s.
10. II and IA. Reduced from So 90
to $3.50 each.
5 Children's Refers. blue and red.
trimmed with braid and embroidery:
sizes 6, S. 10 and IA. Reduced from
$50 to $3.50 each.
Misses Golf Capes, red and
white plaid back. Reduced from
1913 to S3I5 each
10 Girls Plaid School Dresses.
trimmed with plain cashmere and
braid; sizes To IA. Reduced from
$500 to 81. 90 each.
Third floor
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Glove
Depa rtr1lemto

rairs Women's 4-button Glace
Ma Gloves. dark green: sizes 80. 6.
gu and 6i4. Reduced from ST. ia
Toe. Tair.
PAIRS w mems 1 hutton Glace Kid
Gloves. navy blue: sizes 81 and 6;H.
Reduced from Sl.50 to zoe. par.
First floor.
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Infants
DeDa

Infants Cream SILK and Wool
Novelty Cloth Long Cloak; collar and
cuffs trimmed with silk braid and
narrow ribbon. Reduced from $500
To S375
Infants White Cloth Refer,
white silk collar. cuffs and tie fin
ishcd with hand embroidered scallop.
Reduced from S10.0 TO Si.O0.
Childrcn's Three-quarter White
POplin Refer, trimmed with red
bengaline silk. Reduced from Sl1.5O
TO $500.
Children's Red Cloth Coat. collar
trimmed with red silk braid: patent
leather belt. Reduced from $3.50
To IS. so.
Second floor
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Knit Underwear
Department.

Women's Imported Natural Wool
Vests. high neck. short sleeves; size
4. Reduced from Sl.25 to soc. each.
II Tail0r-made Corset Covers, high
neck and no sleeves and low neck
and no sleeves; lace trimmed: sizes
30. 30. "a. &c and IS. Reduced from
51c. 10 3Ii.c. each.
First floor
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Corset
Department.

pairs French C0rsets, cut bias;
sizes Is. 10, 20 and - Reduced
from $1,000 to S4.G0 pair.
4 pairs French Corsets, cut bias;
sizes is, 10 and %. Reduced from
$3.50 to $500 pair.
10 pairs Corsets, coutil: sizes Is,
10. n. -, -. % and %. Reduced
from S1.00 to 15c. pair.
Second floor.
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Rug
Department.

Ali-w""l Smyrna Rugs. 619 feet.
Reduced from $3.50 to $1,000 each.
j Ail-w"ol Smyrna Rugs, 7Lx1OIa
feet. Reduced from $1,000 to SIS.
each.
Jute Wilton Pattern Rugs. 9xl2
feet. Reduced from $3.50 to $1,000
each.
Second floor.
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Suit
Department.

10 Atwood Suits, Nene-
tian, Homespun and Chew
lot, in tan. brown, gray
and blue; three distinct
stvles-Eton, Tight-ittins
and Double jack
cts silk lined; percaline
lined skirts; sizes 81 to IS
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Hosiery
Department.

& pairs W0men's Fancy Col0red
Cotton Hose. Nandyke points. size
9 Reduced from soc to 31c. pair.
6 plir> Women's Extra Size Black
Cotton Hose. heavy weight; size s.
Reduced from 35c. 10 25c. pair.
FIRST floor.
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Mems
Depart nnemt.

% Mems Winter-we'cht Rrnwn
Mcrino tndershirts; sizes IS to 40.
Reduced from 500 t. 81 90 each
- pairs Mems Fancy Cotton and
ilSle Half Hcsn: sizes 9lh TO IL
E@:uced from soc. TO :Jc 3 pairs
for 81 %.
Eiist nnDr
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millinery
Department.

l Blue French Felt Hat, trimmed
with blue and white ribbon. blue
mirror velvet and quilts. Reduced
from 800 to $500.
l BLACK French Felt Sailor. trim
med with black velvet and black and
white ribbon. Reduced from 500 10
$500.
/ Brown French Felt Hat. trim
med with brown velvet and fancy
quilts. Reduced from 500 to 81. 90.
| Brown French Felt Turhan. trim
med with brown velvet and white
and black polka dot ribbon. Reduced
from 500 to 81 90
l Brown French Felt Walking Hat.
trimmed with brown velvet and black
coquc breast. Reduced from So. 90 IL
500.
Second floor
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FRIDAYS OUR Remnant Day.

We hay h ~ f ca
II! wedding + a
Iemnan q yc
times AM by
Ek
gptl gather of the usual Of is asked several
lots OF rNs epard for and marked Il n
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-11
MAKE LIFE MISERABLE
It's the Little Things That Do $

How frequently you hear people COM
plain OF only a slight case of piles, .
often claiming that The trouble is merely
temporary, induced by costiYensss. or Sc
dentary habits
It may be some satisfaction to eon=4e
yourself in this way, but it is much bet az
to check the trouble al once. You can't
do it too soon.
In time these little rectal tumors viii
grow from The size Of a grape seed until
a knot Of them results as large as pigeon
eggs
These become iniamed and tender to
the touch, and causing itching, singing,
and throbbing pain
Thus the disease continues from bad to
worse until the patient can bear the an
noyance no Ic niger.
The Fyram d Pile Cure is q perfectly
safe and certain cure for piles in any OF
these stages Il goes to the very source
Of the trouble and drives out all infiaR-
nation, causing the tumors TO subSide
and the membranes TO resume their nor
nal. healthy condition.
Piles lead to too many complications u
triAe with every remedy that comes along
People have found it pays to use a ST and-
ard remedy like the Pyramid Pile Cure
which for ten years has been tested II
thousands Of cases
Physicians use the Pyramid Pile Cure n
preference to surgical operations. because
they know It contains no cocaine, NOR
phine. or poisonous drug. and Because il
is no longer an experiment.
@he Pyramid Pile Cure is IN suppositor5
form to be used at night, and causes n
detention from business. is painless, and
costs but 20 cents At any drug store il
the United States and Canada
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-11
NO EXTRA POLICE ar HAND.
Major syIvester's Caution TO House
keepers on CentennIaI Day.

Major SyKyester's Caution 10 House
keepers on Centennial Day.
Major Richard Sylvester, the Chief Of
Police, desires to correct the erroneous
impression created through q publication
in one of the local papers that be will
have an increased force at mis-. disposal for
use during the Centennial exercises He
states that there IS no fund available for
such g purpose. and asks the cooperation
of all householders in making secure their
premises and leaving reliable person IN
charge of the same as almost the entire
police force will be drawn on to patrol
the downtown section while the parade is
in progress tomorrow. He desires 70
make known this deplorable state Of af-
fairs in order that the public may assist
in the protection OF their property. and
) not place too great dependence on the ex-
tremeIy small force that viii be patrolling
the residence district
The only assistance that will be render
! ed the local police viii be from the ten de-
tectives who have been brought here from
other cities to apprehend such visiting
crooks as may be unknown TO the local
| force. They have all arrived and were
present at the roll call at Headquarters
this morning, after which they went on
the street Detective Sergeants James A
Valley and Charles B. McManuS are here
from New York; }. P Ham and T. Tate,
from Philadelphia; P. j. Brennan and Her
man Pohler. from Baltimore Thomas a.
NcQuade, from PfttsbuTg; ". II. Jackson,
from Cincinnati; T. J. Wren, from Rich
mond, and ]. II. Tyler. from Newark, y, J..
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-11

estimated cost of $z35. 20 be assessed
against lots in square 64S. fronting on
said Street between the limits named;
and on the south side of / Street south
west frcm 6alf Street to First Street
AMI on the east side of First Street
southwest from Street southwark, q dis
lance or LOT feet. at an estimated cost Of
S056. TO be assessed against lots in
square SIS, fronting on said Street and
said First Street between the limits
named
To pave with vitrified OF asphalt block
the alley in block 7, LIE Droit Park. at an
estimated cost Of $3.50 to be assessed
against all lots Ia block I. lie Dreit Park,
abutting on gaid alley and lot 13 block q,
Howard University subdivision which also
abuts CT said alley.
That brick sidewalk be reiaid on Twen-
/ ty-third Street northwest, between L and
II Streets at an estimated cost Of $3.50.
cbsrseabfe to the appropriation for re-
pairs to streets, 1901.
That the order Of October 2s 1900, a.
recting the improvement of the west APP
preach to Benning Bridge at an estimated
cost OF S400 chargeable to the appropria-
ton for repairs to roads is hereby amended
so as 10 increase the estimated cost Of said
work to $500.
That the proposal Of the Crawford Paw
ing Company dated December I. 1860, TO
construct foundations for masonry bridge
across Rock Creek on the line Of Connect
cut Avenue extended is hereby accepted
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-11
Survivors of District Volunteers.

The Survivors Association of the District Of
Columbia Volunteers, 1861 to 1866. held its regu
lar monthly meeting last evening, at its head
quarters in St. Joseph's Hall, corner 0! Fifth and
Fl streets northwest. President J. T. Ford pre-
sided and Comrade R. E Fowler acted as secre-
tary Co,urade Ceddings was reported iInprov-
ing. and CornFade Genau wei. The president in
formed the association Of the death Of Comrada
William B. Cox since the last meeting. Two
new members were admitted, and several sppliea-
lions for membership received. The committee
ON entertainment Of November II reported the
same successful financially and socially. Com
rade Fowler offered amendment 70 the coz
stitution TO the effect that II any officer absentS
himself from 4rzo successive meetings, sickness
and absence from the city excepted his Office be
declared vacant A general debate then ensued
on the good OF the association. The association
viii hold its next musical entertainment about
the middle OF January
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-11

The Commissioners today issued orders
that the following work be done under
the provisions of the assessment system
the same having been duly advertised:
To set new granite curb on both sides
of 3 Street northeast. from Third to
Fourth Streets. st an estimated cost Of
$500, to be assessed against lots in
squares 7e4 and 7s5. fronting on said B
Street between the limits named
To reset curb and lay cement sidewalk
on the west side Of Twelfth Street north
west. from New York Avenue to I Street
at an estimated cost of s311, TO be as
sessed against lets IN square 2Se front
ing on said Twelfth Street between the
limits named; and on the north SIDE OF
II Street northwest, between Thirty-ifth
and ThiTty-sixth Streets, abutting lots 20
ana q square 1905. at an estimated cost
of 1888
To reset curb and lay brick sidewalk on
the north side of Il Street southwest.
from Half Street to First Street, at an
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-11

fashions that beautiful home mag
zine. which is published and issued by US
free 70 every caller, is now Quit is in
teresting from beginning tc end-au the
latest IDEAS Of dress, beautiful short sto-
ries by well-known writer's, household
hints Of every kind, and editorial comments
By Augusta Prescott Call at our Station
cry Department, first floor, section T, and
register your name for future issues If
you have not already done So
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-11
Cruelty Cases Continued.

G. K Andrews and Louis P Krey, TIC latter Of
Krey. Price & Co, local commission merchants,
were arTaigned IN the Police Court yesterday on
charge OF cruelty TO animals. The information
stated that they had failed to provide food wat
CT or shelter Ter certain COWS that we're in their
possession. Tse defendants showed that they were
compelled by Law to quarter all such animals that
they were Offering for sale IN the pen Twelfth
and streets and that they we're furtner eompell-
ed TO pay SO much per head for the care Of the
animals by iaborers employed by the District
Government. they having control ever them
other than to ofer them FOR sale The Ssses we're
continued
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-11

Kew National Theatre-Edna Nay IN ''The Cir
From Up There evening
Chase's New Grnnd-POlite vaudeville; afternoon
and evening
Columbia Theatre-''The Belle Of Bohemia -
evening
Lafayette Square Opera House-Leetrre. King
Lear" by Rev D. J. Stafford. afternoon; ''Rese
Academy Of Musie-..M'liss;'' afternoon and
evening
. Kernan's Iyeeum Imperial Bur
leSqueTs;" afternoon and evening
Tie View Biieu--'A Hot Old Time" afternoon
and evening.
eonyentiou EalI-The automobile show; after
noon and evening.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-11
PAINE CELERY COMPOUND
The Death Record.

The following deaths fsF fosty-sigst hours were
reported al the Heath Department Up to noon
yesterday: Susan GilserL- q years; Andrew CIR
NeEaliuger e years; Jasra J. les . years. Him
Ford 3 years; srssHEs Il Dean, - years. tsea-gs
J. Busey. = xesEs; Mary Estridge ) wars,
J0Iil H. Murphy. . Fesrs: 3 sTianiH Bell -
years; Virginia Il lIieks. Il yesrs: ESrrey NsF
man . wears: John Il 5sol:ns - years; Char
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-11
calIaseraIs Forfeited,

Collaterals were forfeited in the Police Court
today by the following persons: John Buekus,
William Thomas, John Doe. Robert c. Jones, and
Enoch Warden, for profanity, and disordeTly con
duct; Mortimer a. Aeheson, for driving horse
with a sore shoulder; Lulu Golden, for entieing
Frank Brown, William Spencer. John Chase and
Antonio Michael for obstructing the streets ana
Harry R. Stocks for speeding his bicycle.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-11
Couehes HIS speciaIty.

Clifford Baird was today convicted OF stealing
sofa, valued At SO from Lucinda Robinson and
lounge of equal value from Dennis Callahan. In
default Of $50 fine he was sent TO jail for two
months IN each case.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-11
Assault on a CrfpDIe,

Joseph johnson, a colored boy, was charged in
the Police Court this morning with committing
an assault on Harry Rip, who has only one leg
The circumstances were such that JotnseTl's per
sopal bonds we're taken
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-11
vic AIIeges Desertion.

Agnes IT. Fingies, through her attorney, Charles
8. Davis, yesterday fled suit for divorce against
her husband, James A. Finsles, on the ground
Of desertion and abandonment. It is stated that
the parties were married in this city in 1855 and
lived tcgefher until 1897, when Mrs, Fingles si-
ieges that her husband deserted her.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-11
.idafdOWn Dressing
SacqHes AMI FIan=
nelette NightrObes.

Women's Eiderdown Dressing Sacques,
made with union scans. finished with Gro
eheted edE@lay-down collar and o.
ribbon tie-in red, pink, light blue. q = \
and grey-every size. -
Women's Eiderdown Dressing Sacques,
made Of ripple sideTdOwn, extra SeOP
heavy quality. finished with Two IN l.
silk frogs, all sizes------.-
WomeD's EideTdown Dressing Sacques.
made of extra good quality ripple elder
down. finished with folds OF satin-ribbon
rulIie and frog fastsnings to & 4 40
match-every coIor and size IN
from g 10 a for-...-.----.-. y . ~
Woraen's Eiaerdevsn Dressing Saeques,
made OF extra fine ripple eiderdown, in
various styles-scme have large sailor col
lars bound with satin and others have also
folds Of satin and made tight q 2 90
httipg baek-hnished with M
pockets and frog fastenings. " 7eVO
wonen's FlanneIette Robes,
made Hubbard style-with large snr
lay-dcwn coIlar-full length and UTL
width. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
Wonen's FIanneIette Night cor
Robes made Hubbard style with hit
lay-down collar and Belle sleeves W
Women's Flannelette Nigh Robes made
of plaid and striped mateTiaI-lay-d down
collar trimmed with torcnon lace. orr
ard finished with herringbone MI
braid edge-aH sizes. W
Women's Flannelette Night Robes-sev-
en- different styles-come In plaids.
stripes. and plain colors-some are trim
med with Enerecr&=ed sataen, others trim
med with embroidered edge nor
among this assortment you will Q&s
find every size from Il to IS neck. ~
Second floor
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-11
Leg Crushed by a Horse.

James K;ng. co'ored. Of 2a Third Street south
west. had ms right leg broken below the knee
last night b. horse falling On him at Third
sFd c Streets southwest. lie was taken 10 the
Emergency Hospital
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-11
E.ined for scIiine Inlp..re Vineear.

Robert \. yanhoTn. Tenth af.' {. streets north
z1ess sfisi.sel ] wEelsn. 81 Third street South
vsst Michael D. sullivan. ii8i Tgsenty-eigilth
Street northwest; Robert " Gillian. 90 Third
Street southwest ard Gl,srl,s IL BpTkeles. 1901
J. Street BfFTaeVast ser 5ss.e 50 today for
,ils4 ard oilefiIT-s tor - esfF gar that 0as
assIe IroRl pge aPfle juice. case asailst
-si.shcss u1Egea. u ls4k Tart street
northwest was nel-prpSSed.
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NordIIneer We Probated.

The viii OF Wolf SordIiEger. Of Georgetown,
dated July /, 1872, was flied today for probate.
By It's terms the testator leaves his entire state
to his wife. Sarah NoTdinzeT
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-11
Pensions in the District.

Pensions have been granted under date OF No
yenber Is TO the following named residents of
the District IncTeas-George Ande7sca, se4.
War with Spain. originaI-John MiRetl, s..
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-11
Petition in B.anlruptcy Filed.

a petition IN voluntary bankruptcy was flied
today BY Thomas Burch, formerly of the firm 81
Thomas Burch 4 Co. OF this city. He states
his liabilities TO be s. s54.05 and lists his assets
at SIS Attorney Il. Newton Donaldson repre-
sented the petitioner.