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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-16
Relief In Six Hours,

Distressing kidney and bladder disease
South American Kidney Cure" It is a
great surprise on account of its exceeding
promptness in relieving pain In bladder
kidneys and back. in male or female Re.
licves retention OF water almost immcdl-
ately. IL you want quick relief and cure
this is the remedy. Sold by Wake Mar
tin & Gray. druggists. Norfolk. Va.
w&th-1y
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


CINCINNATI TIES PHILADELPHIA.
laa numerous chances of winning today's
game, but the necessary hit failed to ma
.srlanze. with one man out In the
O 1McIith. Steinfeldt hit for three bases
Orth then purposely sent irwin and
crawford. who batted for PETIT, to first
on on. pals, Wood struck out. and Ber-
ness ended the struggle.
Score by innings: R.UE
CINCINNATI :. Il 00020 o. "a 4
Philadelphia ...0o2 iiooo oooSiig
Batterics-Peitz and Scott; Mcfarland
ana Orth. Umpire-Mr. Swartwood. At
tendance-1,2e0. Time-305
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BERKELEY ADVTS.

Berkeley. Va. May L.. 1900.
viii offer for sale. privately. either In
part or n whole the stock of Nottons
stationery: Etc, in the store near tho
Sorner OF Liberty and First streets. until
S9turday. the 18th instant. at IL a. M mt
at suction: also one tine mich COW.
ii1iO-ot G ON
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four straight from New York because of
SeymourS wildness. Van Haltren pitched
the last three innings for Now York, the
tion here for ten years. Attendance. 500.
Chicago :. g O. 44ooo x-io 7 >
,Batteries-raylor. Menefee and Mich
1IaS; seymour and Bowerman and Van
Haltren. UmpIre-O'Day. TimeE2:a0
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-16
NOTICEI

State licenses for 1900 arc now a,.
Parties who are doing business without
Incense are required 10 take out the same
without further notice, or they will be.
dealt with according to law. 1 can be
found at the Town Hall in Berkeley every
saturday l.. NJ. NICHOLAS. Commits
sioncr OF Revenue Mas Wv
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-16
Notice to Berkeley Water Takers,

Water rents are now due and PAYABLE
at the Company's Office. No. Chestnut
street. on or before the 18th instant:
per cent. penalty added after the 18th.
GEO. II. BLIVEN.
mdi--St Superintan6,pt ~
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-16
PETERSBURG.

m Earned runs-Petersburs, 2: Norfolk. Q.
Two-base. hits-O Bricn, Nelson lin
Smith. Sprntt. Stolen bases1ye,i,,
hunt Double plays-Spratt and Arm
strong strong Sullivan Sullivan. Jim Smith and Arm
bnlls-Dannahowr. 6: Bass, I. Hi bw
pitched bali-Adams, McCaffrey and
BASS. Struck out-By Bass. /; by Danna
nowr, T. Passed bnls-Nelson, 1: Hunt
i. umpire-McNanam TimcIl.ao ''
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TrssiIGIIHONL' s. NEWPOKT NEWS, g.
NicnInohd. May 15.--I1ooker gave New
nnt the general good team work of the
Diucoirds made up for this tame pitch
inG. ana the score stood to 3 in Rich
summary: SS"iS "iiu
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-16
"safe Bind. Safe Find"

Fort;fy yourself now by purifying and
enrichlnE your blood and building IN
your system with Hoods Sarsapariiia md
you may expect good health throughomt
the coming season. "ou'
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totals 49,. ......40 IA s26 Is
Knapp out for cutting Second base.
NEWPORT NEWS.
SUMMARY.
hitC-Drat,k,

81 ARE.
Two-base hits-Drauby. Tannebu,
kcefe (2), Berte. Three-base hits-Drau,
BY, (2), Bigbie Sacrifice hits-Kain,
Rnpp (2). Mahan. Double piays-Rabbitt
to Mahan. Base on balls-Off Hooker "a
Hit by pitched hall-Curtis. Struck ONT
BY Hooker. 3; by O'Brien T. TimeyTwo
hours. Umpirc-McGuirck.
AT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, s; Newport
News. 8.
At Portsmouth-Hampton. 10; Ports
mouth. 0.
At Petersburg-Petersbu 8; Nor
folk. ~.
At Detroit-Detroit, Q: Chicago. 4.
At Buffalo-Buffalo, 2; Milwaukee, 6.
At Toronto-Toronto.2 2; Springfield 6.
At Syracuse-Syracuse 6: Worceste g.
AT Hartford-Hartford.1: Rochester,5.
At Cleveland-Cleveland. ]: Minnea-
indianapolis. IL; Kansas City. Ii.
p1TrsBURG DEFEATS BOSTON.
finger fatal inning, when combination
of three bases on balls three hits and an
error gave the game to PIttsburg. In the
ninth Sullivan batted for Pittinger. He
hit the first ball pitched and scored Barry
200
so a.s1afe 3. ~. "a . 3 % IS : i
9atteries-Tannehil and Schriver: Pit
finger and w. Clark. Umpire-Emslie.
Tme-1:5O.
BROOKLYN DEFEATS ST. LOUIS
st. Louis, Mo-. May 15.-Brooklyn out
played st. Louis at every point today
Donlin's error let In two runs in the sew
knth. Attendance, 1850.
st. Louis 80 3 5000 % 10 8
Brooklyn :. Il 0 O. / / 2 o x-5l2 2
Betteries--Sudhoft and Criger; Dunn
and. Mcclure. Umpire-Mr. Hurst. Time
4 CHICAGO DrFDATs NEW YORK.
&AiseSe. Map iA-The Chieasoss we're
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CUBAN POSTAL FRAUDS.

.. All liver ills ore cured hy 1Iood.a pm.
The evening times., 1900-04-26
GEORGE HAYFeRD ARRESTED.
Wanted Here on Charges of Dealing
With Worthless Drafts

A despatch received last night al Police
Headquarters announced the arrest yester-
day in New York City OF George Hayford
forty-fye years of age, who is wanted here
on charges Of false pretences. Detective
Weldon, accompanied by Edward W
Spaulding, an alleged victim of Hayford
left the city at a late hour for the metrop-
oils to identify the prisoner.
1t is likely Hayford will be brought here
this week for trial He is said to have
operated here in two instances each time
securing small sums by means of worth
less drafts. The first report of his trans
actions was made by Mr.. Spaulding, who
told the police that HayfOrd, on March 20
last. passed on him a draft for $50, drawn
on the Douglas County Bank of Water
vile. Wash, and that the same was re-
turned by the bank unpaid. Later it was
reported from the Columbia Phonograph
Company that Hayford had passed a draft
for a similar sum in payment for a toy
phonograph valued at S1.50. This draft,
ii is stated was also returned unpaid by
the Douglas County Bank
Some time ago a description of Hayford
was secured by the local authorities and
sent to various cities. despatch to the
Douglas County Bank elected reply TO
the effect that Hsyford had passed drafts
aggregating about $3.50 within two months,
although he is unknown at the institution
and has no funds there.
The evening times., 1900-04-26

An important statement showing the to-
tai receipts of the Porto Riean Treasury
for The first half Of the fiscal year 1899
ending January 1. 1900 was made public
today by the Division OF Customs and In
sular Affairs of the War Department. The
total amount OF money collected from all
sources during the six months named, was
$S51 .4O4.s4. This sum represents the in
come from the modified Spanish system
of internal revenue taxation changed in
several particulars by the Military Cover
nor of the island and from the customs
tariff law in force under Spanish rule
which has also been modified by Governor
Davis
According to the estimates made by the
Congressional committees having in charge
the framing of the act recently passed
providing a temporary system of taxation
and a civil government for Porto Rico,
something like 50, 900 600 will be required
during the coming fiscal year TO maintain
the new American government. From the
figures of the statement the annual deficit
under the old system would amount TO
about 81, 800 600. Administration officers
assert the belief that the Is per cent tar
in clause in the new act viii bring the
s., ,00O. 600.
The report gives the receipts and their
division as follows;
Customs revenues deposited by coliec-
tors, S667 1896; deposits of funds in trust
by contractors. $3.50. 600; postal revenues
deposited by acting postmasters. S26. .S27.27;
money order fees for quarter ended Sep
tember 80. 1899. 81, ,417.6O; director general
of posts to meet deficiencies. SO, ,436.Os; de-
posit of general balance from central treas
ury TO the credit of internal revenue re-
ceipts, S23. 764.39: deposit of trust funds,
S4,07O.06; deposit of internal revenue re-
ceipts. $50. .512.2S; deposit of matriculation
fee by teachers. Sl2: deposit of funds in
trust. $51971; deposits by collectors OF in
ternal revenue 70 credit OF miscellaneous
receipts, 81. S56.0S; fees and fines deposit
ed by the Clerk Of the United States Pro-
visional Court $3557.O6; deposits Of fees
for trademarks. $3.50; deposits Of fees from
sundry sources. SS.S37-51; funds In trust.
guaranty for contracts S1.901; funds In
trust, bond of register deeds. S3024; funds
in trust, guaranty expenses for title and
part OF money bond. $3.50. and the deposit
by the city OF Farjardo for the industrial
and normal school. $40 600.
The evening times., 1900-04-26
A Concer, at the Columbia.

unique entertainment which is an
nOunced as an Aeolian and Pianola Con-
cert. will be given at the Columbia The
atre Friday afternoon at 4.30 O'Clock under
the auspices Of William Knabe & Co.
The concert is intended to publicly dem
onstrate the art character and serious mu-
sical Importance of the AeOlian and Pi-
anola, mechanical devices for playing the
organ and piano
Miss George c. .isasS9n. a graduate OF
the New York Conservatory Of Music, will
render a soprano solo, aria from the Magic
Flute" Mozart, TO tie accompaniment of
the PianOla- Mendelssohn's Allegro from
D minor trio. Op. 49, for piano. violin. and
cello will be performed on the PianoIa.
assisted by Julius Zech. OF the Peabody
Orchestra, OF Baltimore. on the violin. and
Ernst Oehlhey, form srly of Thomas Or
chestra, on the cello.
Other numbers OF the programme will be
Overture, L 'Italiana ' Algeria" Rossinf
and -'Serenade," Titt'l rendered by the
Aeolian 0rehestrette: ''Rigoletto." Verdi
Liszt, and "Nocturne," Op. g. No. 2. Cho-
pin, by the Pianola: "Alkumblatt. On.
4. Henriques, cello, with AeoIian; Polka
de Concert" Bartlalt. by the PianoIa.
"Csvatina. Ran. violtn with Pianola ac-
com paniment. and he Man Behind the
Gua," march, Sousa, Ly the Aeolian.
Much interest has been manifested in
the entertainments and requests from the
most select people of the city have already
exhausted the boxes AID the limited num-
Der OF reserved seats. The concert is com
plimentary.
The evening times., 1900-04-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
rhe New Grand-PoIite Vaudeville.

The New Grand-PoIite Vaudeville.
At the New Grand. next week. the pro-
gramme offered is OF exceptional quality.
Bob Hilliard. with his own company
will appear in the one-act play. The Lit
tlest Girl" This is dramatiZed By Mr..
Hilliard from the novel. Her First Ap-
pearance," by Richard Harding Davis. The
Spiral Ascension is a daring novelty IL
troduced by Leo DeryaltO, a European vau-
deyille attraction The commander-in-
chief OF the army Of fun" Press Eldridge.
Will present new assortment Of anecdotes
and jokes Two Girls and One Man. viii
be rendered by Lizzie Evans and Harry
Mills. Viola Dale in songs and dancing
viii prove an attractive feature The Ray
mond trio will provide musical number
Monologues and mimiery will be Offered
by Ray l. Joyce. The closing number will
be Thompson's dog. Yankee"
The evening times., 1900-04-26
Opening of River View.

On Sunday next. at River View. the four-
teenth season of this resort will be inaugu-
rated with the excursion of the Hessen-
dormstaeder Unterstuetzung Verein. a
prominent German social organization. On
this date the steamer Samuel J. Pentz will
make three trips, leaving her wharf here
at IL a m, 2:45 and 5:45 =. m. and re-
turning viii leave River View at 1, 5. 7:3O.
and $3.50 p. m.
The grounds at River View have been
beautifed since last season with new trees
and walks The water chute and other at
fractions have been retained for the amuse-
ment of excursiOnists. Concerts will be
provided by the River View Orchestra. un-
der the leadership of Prof Chris Arth. jr.
The evening times., 1900-04-26

skirt. lace, and white satin ribbon S5e
carried Easter lilies The maids CT honor
were Miss Marie Isabel MacCue, Of Phil
adelphia: Miss NJ. Clare Kane and Miss
Catherine Myer. OF Washington; Miss Dor
othy Lannon and Misses Gertrude and Jo-
seph!ne Harlow. of Alexandria, and they
wore gowns of white organdie and carried
punches OF red carnations tied with green
satin ribbon. Mr. George Keegan was best
man, and Messrs- James Trimble of Wash
ington, and Ed Mills. Leo Harlow, Rich
ard Harlow. Dennis Normoyle. and George
R. Harlow. Of Alexandria. were the Usners.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Trimble. Mr.. r. POrtner and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington, and others,
of Washington.
The evening times., 1900-04-26
Muscular Rbeumatism Cured.

For the relief and cure Of muscular rheumatism
Chamberlain's Pain Balm has become famous
One application relieves the pain. Mr.. r. Wheeler
OF NorthwoOd \. V in speaking Of this, says:
During the winter Of 1898 | was so lame in my
joints, in fact all over my body, that ! could
hardly hobbie around when ! bought bottle o..
Chamberzin's Pain Balm. From the first applica-
zion ! began to get we'll and was cured and
have worked steaeily all the year. Pain Balm
is for sale by Henry Evans, wholesale and retail
and all druggists
The evening times., 1900-04-26
Hosiery Specials.

Ladies Hose in plain and drop
stitch. fast black and boot patterns.
seamless, about 50 dozen in this lot,
none worth less than 1sc. Bar l1IC
gain Friday Price -----..tE&
Childrens Fast Black. Fine Ribbed
Hose. seamless, elastic tops. double
heel. toe and knee worth I9c 11IC
The evening times., 1900-04-26
HOODS
Ssas~SaDazakEEsa

Is so well known the best Spring Medicine. that
upon this simple reminder thousands of people will
at once begin to take it. viii you be of the number?
Hoods Sarsaparilla has proved by its thousands
of greas cures that it has no equal for the blood
stomach and nerves. 1t cures scrofula salt rheum,
boils, pimples humors. dyspepsia, sharpens the ap-
petite drives away that tired feeling 1t has we'll
won its title, Americas Greatest Spring and Bood
Medicine Get bottle and begin to take it TODAY.
The evening times., 1900-04-26
a. vi. 10. Conference i'm sex.to

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J., April 2s.-The
annual conference of the New Jersey A.
NJ. E. Church began here yesterday after
noon. Bishop Grant presiding Over one
hundred ministers, representing nearly ey-
cry church embraced in the Camden Tren-
ton. and Newark districts, are in attend
ance
The evening times., 1900-04-26
Bargain Friday Prices on
Notions.
Mems Furnishings.

Mems eolored NA-lige Shirts. fast
cOlOrs. with separsts cuns. ssc 00C
Mems Night Shirts. heavy muslin.
fancy embroidered fronts. pearl but
tons. full lengths and strongly gus
seted- sc value Bargain Friday 07c
Frice- -.-----------.- Jf
Mems medium weight Shirts and
Drawers in blue and golden brown
regular made and silk finished dou-
bic felled seams. not ali sizes. ac-
tually worth 6gc- Bargain Fri 10f
day Price u
sec quality English Gloria. fast black
Umbrellas. steel rod. with natural
hook and crook handles. for men l6C
and women Bargain Friday Price. u
The evening times., 1900-04-26
Killed by Ci~rrette.

WESTMINSTER. Nd. April 26.-Thomas
Snyder, clerk at the Hotel Albion. in West
minister. died sudde My aged about thirty
seven years. Dealh, il is said, was caused
by excessive cigarette smoking. He Was
a nephew OF Ed ard Lynch, Of Westmin-
ster.
The evening times., 1900-04-26
In Our Millinery Department.

Your choice of fine Foliage. Roses,
ViOlets. Daisies, POppies. and Field
Flowers. which sell al I5e and 1Ic. 0C
IOE------
Ladies' and Misses UnJrimmed Hats
il all the new shapes. all OF them man
uchcturers' samples that sell A0C
regularly for 81 and s1-25; choice ~
The evening times., 1900-04-26
Kernan,s Lyceum Tbea,r.

At Kernan's Lyceum Theatre next week.
the "Utopians' Will hold the stage. This
company is reputed to be the best attrae-
tion of its kind, and embraces thirty par-
formers Three hours Of fun are provided
in two burlesques and strong olio.
The evening times., 1900-04-26

Yesterday Afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. John
w Thompson graciOusly placed their
drawing room at the disposal of the Wash
ington Auxiliary of the Woman's Indian
Association. who held their final meeting
OF the season from 3 to o'clock The
auxiliary WAS organized about fifteen years
ago by Mrs Hawiey. the first wife Of Sen
atOr Hawley. and since that time has been
productive OF ever increasing success. Mrs.
WilbeT. the President Of the auxiliary.
presided. and a specially interesting fea-
ture OF the afternoon were two short ad-
dresses, one by Governor Brady OF Alaska
who gave a graphic account of Alaskan
Indian life. and one by Mrs. Robinson.
who told OF her experiences with the tribes
of the Indian Territory. In which field she
has labored for years. The gracious young
hostess received the hundred and more
members and their friends who were pres
ent. and at the close OF the addresses ices
and other light refreshments we're served.
a few among the members present were
Mrs Bidwell. Mrs. Rosa Wright Smith,
Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. Whittlesey. Mrs
Parker. Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Seaman. and
Mrs. Wilkinson.
The evening times., 1900-04-26
Ladies' Vests.

Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests. lace
trimmed with drawing strings around
neck and arms; worth I5c: Bar &C
gain Friday Price ce............-.O o
Ladies' Ribbed Nereerized Vests.
in white, pink. light blue. and black
silk. draw strings in neck and arms
These are an extra good quality and
look just like silk; worth 3Se; 05C
Bargain Friday Prizes.
The evening times., 1900-04-26
Ladies' Aprons.

Ladies White Lawn Aprons. with
wide inserting above the hem;
the 25c values; Bargain Friday l6C
Price .--.......-...--------
White Lawn Extra Size Nurses
Aprons. with fancy bibs and deep
hens; 39e values Bargain DC
Friday Price. II
The evening times., 1900-04-26
Sheets and Pillow Cases.

Pillow Cases. size 45x3s Inches. made
Of celebrated Pepperil Cotto- hand
torn and ironed. Worth I5c. gSC
Bargain Friday Price. o.
200 dozen bleached Cotton Towels.
size I5N46. extra good quality.
worth u lie. Bargain Friday &C
About SOC dozen Of the weIl-knOWR
"MoEarch" Sheets. This is one OF
the best sheets on the market En-
tirely free from dressing-sll hand
torn and ironed-the prices and sizes:
54XSO T2X90 S1xS0 s0x9G
The evening times., 1900-04-26
Toilet Necessities.

Bottle Almond Meal -.----9 &c
o. jar Petroleum j iy..-..5 Sc
Perfumed Talcum Powder in metal
boxes 4c
Florida Water. o. bottle
Bay Rum. 8 or bottle ----.-.....1Oc
Large Cake Best Toilet Soap -4e
Lubert's French Toilet SoaD. 3
cakes fer -...-.....--... IOc
Triple Extracts for the handker-
chiefs. in glass stopper bottles. all
OdCrs -----------------.-. Zoe
Large Roll Toilet Pa per -...5c
Genuine Croydon" Linen Writ
Ing Paper. per pound .....15c
Box Hardwood Tooth Picks. Sc
yards shelf Paper. any color. for q
fellows Complexion Powder. N
pink and white Bargain Friday
Price 4,
Violet Powder For the complex
o. % - -
The evening times., 1900-04-26
Innings.

Best quality Leno in black. white.
o. grey. plain or check. that sells
for Zoe a yard. Bargain Friday 6IC
Price. %
"Hairette'' skirt facing that IS 4 sub
sutute for hair cloth. regular price
l5c a yard Bargain Friday f0C
FElce- ---..--.-.------- ~
Oriental" Silk Lining in all shades.
very high lustre; looks just like silk;
just the thing for fancy underskirts;
worth 25c yard. Bargain Fri ICE
day Price ~
The evening times., 1900-04-26
PORTO RICAN REVENUES
An Official Statement of Six Months
Receipts From the Island.

Less Than u Million Dollars the
Total of Internal Taxes and Gus
toms Duties-A Deficit Indicated
i'm Comparison With the Expendi-
lures Provided for by the New Law
The evening times., 1900-04-26
Dry Goods Specials.

"Amoskeag Covert Cloth in blue,
brown. and black mixtures, full IS
inches wide, worth I5e. Bar I0IC
gain Friday Price. iVZ
India Linon. 40 inches wide, fine
and sheer quality, worth 15c- 0IC
Bargain Friday priee.-J J2
20 cases BIeached Muslin, fun yard
wide. of a well-known brand,
worth 10c yard Bargain Friday &c
Price -----..---..-------V 70
100 pieces navy blue and black
Wrapper Prints. eolors fast. A hand
some assortment of patterns TO
select from; worth Sc a yard. AZ
Bargain Friday Price. rs
Check NainSOok. all sizes Of checks.
very fne l0e quality. Bargain &c
Friday Price Us
IS-inch pure Linen B!eaehed Crash,
excellent quality. worth Il 1-2e cZC
Bargain Friday Price........-..O Us
The evening times., 1900-04-26

All classes Of people drink Heurich's beers be-
cause they are pure and wholesome Phone 634
Arlington Bottling Co, for a case Of Maerzen,
Senate. or Lager.
The evening times., 1900-04-26
29c Boys Knee Pants, l44c.
Ladies Shirt Waists.

= Ladies Laundered Percale Shirt
Waists, in good colorings. some plain
and soEe With tucked fronts. DC
worth as cents for .........LJ -
Ladies' White Lswn and French
PercSle Waists. some plain and others
trimmed with two rows Of EN-
brOidery insertion. worth 75c. iQC
for-..--.- ....-.-.-......--.-- IL
The evening times., 1900-04-26
General Debility.

You feel it most In the spring. You're
tired. nervous. irritable and have no an
petite. Stomach's out of order" you say
You need Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
Your body needs replenishing. 1t is fo:I OF
the poisons OF winter. The Bitters SilI
drive them away. 1t puts the system In
good condition by curing all such ailments
as dyspepsia. indigestion, constipation. and
prevents malaria. fever and ague A PRI
VATE REVENUE STAMP covers the neck
OF the bottle
The evening times., 1900-04-26

Miss Paulding will give a dance this
evening. an eagerly anticipated feature Of
which will be a cake walk by prominent
beaux and bellies
The evening times., 1900-04-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Senator and Mrs. EIkins entertained at
dinner last night. Among their 5'ests
were the Postmaster General and Mrs.
Smith, the Secretary Of Agriculture and
Miss Wilson. Senator and Mrs. Carter,
Senator and Mrs. Addison Foster Senator
and Mrs. Hansbrough, Senator and Mrs
Clark CT Wyoming. Senator and Mrs.
Quarles. Representative and Mrs DalzelI,
and Colonel and Mrs. Bingham.
The evening times., 1900-04-26
Embroideries and Laces.

Another big lot OF Val Lacss lust
received These goods are of an ex-
ceptionally good quality. We have put
them in three lots which are worth
double Bargain Friday Prices will
be
Lot l, u yards. &c
lot >. 12 yards. or.........15e
Lot 3. u yards. for...... .25e
lS-ineh Champagne Color all over
lace in bow-knet patterns; worth 1uC
sOc yard; Bargain Friday Price --JJ
All-over Hamburg Embroidery in
the new open work; extra good quail
ity and pretty patterns; worth 7Ec
81 yard Bargain Friday Price. -
The evening times., 1900-04-26

Mr.. J. S. Davidson sailed for Antwerp
yesterday on the Kensington
The evening times., 1900-04-26

Mr.. Henry Adams, Mr.. ". u. Butt. Mrs
Butt. and Mrs. P r. Butt were among the
Washington passengers who sailed for Eu-
rope yesterday on the st. Paul
The evening times., 1900-04-26

The dinner guests entertained by D.. vo1
Holleben at the German Embassy Last
night were Secretary OF the Treasury and
Mrs. Gage. To meet them were Mr.. Kas-
son, former Senator and Mrs. Henderson,
General Corbin. Mr.. Ferguson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Buckingham,
Commander COwles, the Minister from
Denmark, the Minister from Turkey. Mr..
and Mrs. Fraser. Mrs. Wallach, Mrs. Pos
tlethwait. Mrs. Sargent, Miss Edes. Miss
Boardman, Miss Edith Patten, and Miss
Helen Patten.
The evening times., 1900-04-26

The Belgian Minister and Countess de
Lichtervelde will entertain at dinner to-
night
The evening times., 1900-04-26

A reading was given last night At ths
Washington Club by Mrs Gielow, OF Ala
bama. The affair was under the auspices
OF the Confederate Veterans Association
and the Southern Relief Society. The pa
trOnesses ware Mrs R X. Stone Mrs. Ma
thaniel Wilson, Mrs Joseph E Washing
ton. Vicountess de Sibour, the Misses
Riggs Mrs, james Blair, Mrs Albert C.
Janin, Countess d dEsterhaZy Mrs Thomas
Nelson PAGE Mrs. Kennon. Mrs. Elizabeth
blair Lee Miss Daingerfield. Mrs. Lindsay.
Mrs. Edward Cohen. Miss Kibbey. Mrs. w.
A. Naury, Mrs Cropper Mrs. Thomas Tur-
ner. Mrs J. Nicholas Norton, Mrs Arthur
Fepdall. Mrs. o. H. Richey, Mrs. Bate, Mrs.
r. r. Powell. Mrs. NJ. B. Johnson, Mrs.
J. l.. NJ Curry, Mrs C. Carlisle and Mrs
George NJ. BeaIe.