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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOL; SALE
y grntlnmln's country residence near Falls
Church. Va: beautifully located; under high
state "f cultivation; abundant fruit and eXcpllt nj
wafer. I'll sell very cheap.
". VI. TERRELL,
With Il. II. Warner Company
la6-s;t 91f + ~. Nv
Sii.65o-A COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE
midst Of bearing lrEuu and olive grove 40
lemons, POO olives: vines and variety of other
fruits, shade tees, shrnbScry, flowers lawn
&c.; deep aluSial soil; Il complete water sys
TEN gees with the ranch: good house a fine
BAN; stock. tools. implements go with the
h"lisS; rvety1hiEe i'll the best condition. nine
and half acres; village Store on the i,ac.
Is" telcph"ne: three minutes walk to the sta
zion, school church. pest oifre and blacksmith
shop ten miles from San Diego, Gel WuuId
exchange for Washington. D. G., property in
part For further particulars, address
ja2-6t y. L. MI IR, San Diego. Cal
SOME VERY BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACES
including two three valuable stock farms OF
300 TO Goo acres. within easy reach of WashiaR.
ton. WM. H. SAUNDERS 4 CO., 1907 Q ct
TyI3-tf
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
THE MEANS STEAMBOAT co.
POTOMAC RlNLR KOlIE

THE wE.1MS STEAMBOAT co.
POTOMAC RIA Tx iiUUTE.
STEAMER PUIOAAC.
On and after Sunday. December "a. 1873, the
steamer Potomac Will leave 18th wharf
every Thursday at .. for Baltimore and river
landings.
All river freight must prepaid.
Baltimore freight solicited.
Accommodations for passengers strictly hfst-e'ass.
STEPHENSON a BRO, Agents.
Telephone AS. de22-l2tf
Z. S. RANDALI.S rUrUMAC RIVER LINE.
Steamer BARRY RANDALL Will leave River
View wharf Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays NJ
a.m- landing at Colonial Beach, Chapel POINT
and all wharyes far down Lower Machodoe-
Returning Mondays and Wednesdays pm.
and = Fnuays about $3.50 pm.
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE,
WASHINGTON. u c. TO GIfMoNC. Nd.
and intermediate landings.
TIE new steamer ES1 ELLE RANDALL. daily,
except Sunday. $3.50 am. Returning about p. m.
Passenger acoommr dations trst-ciass. Freight
received = ntl the hour of sailing
E s RANDALL
Proprietor and Manager.
GEO y CAR'lNIER, General Agent, Washington.
wM. NJ. REARDON. Agent. Alexandria. se1s-tf 20
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

roD crr uorCrc
W. o-Ai1l---,lo = 49,.
FOR SALE
The cheapest house on Colombia Heights: 3
sIrles. cellar = r"'rs ai'i hd!h: new h.t %'''et
neat southern sNisS s'""; W" an s.A this h.''S'
a. such hsg1r as We hyry, WI BRING Dem r,,
"i AZ least 81 '"si In 'T"iple 81 NtFis II Spt
E1n van, home IN his very i'sir"he and improving
i'o"'i"n see - ar ore ,D>-rt, ,,,n.,xy
IaG-2t ~" + s. NV
FOR SALEM n,INL H0SIE: FACING r. !.
AVE Nv: Isl tEl1NE ~ RI NJ.
Ems Ma.ilEKT N ENER4 nr-lAdL; 50, III
fEN f-NI - tt: i'-4ls''i- IL ihiIE sf.s''-
wM. E. SffASNoN. 14lo ST. AMEs El.nG,
I-17. -, ---------
POI; SAIE u, 1870. -. ,,,.,. ill.,, ..,, con.
\ SPierJId prop t! n Eh"he Island ave. near
scott Circle lri,e Criy Snonu ~
too. b IL NAENEii rtHllA\n
Iao-"t 80 81 nv.
propcr;y-tttrI--irr reIl hui, Lo,,ss: roonl>;
faCtf n l. M - SOS l4tn NV
FOR SALE
f"nr snan houses NJ r'h'est paying ; per e'N'
net i'rie|. $500 .-, .,,,,.,
,.c,. r. H. WARNER o n"Mi@A
not 81: OF !, Etas,iS AND KNTH: % FEET
FRONT PRICE I:EDICED To $. 25V. Nd
-. -, -
FOR SAIL, ,.,,,,.. ,.,,,, ,>,,.,,s.r.,r,
E!e''n 1,;o5m ME- hylstS ,\3FNi Il Nv " - -,
stnht ana OH =; H. Iilne On IL IN f., rtmt
At rental thIt WIZ mike one "i me h's' invest
T. II. WARMER COMPANY.
ja6-&t As6 I s.. w.
FOR SALE-II-Sr THE HHI Sc FOR SENATOR
great F.aryafn-Fo rr residence Of VIM IaySe
H. banker; tine modern i4room house; steam
heat, large grounds NJ ary 81 IT. front: 3d ST.
esi frauf Mr. My SCI. vas '' rtred $1,000 for this
n%1l" % ', ~ NJ hEi M \" Tor Gsi'
M@rdeE hds-, sth ano :: lag-,I
F1Ii SAFE INVESTMENT mp BARGAINS IN
rry IVES taken md f,realosu will ' he <oii as
Ja93I- -
FOI. S,IE-rAYING INVESTMENTS TWO,
SEW 'T o g On so n , St t, n ifrv Tn a l ana
side alley i:lvr,i: in good condition; white ten
cent 'r al rash. H. ,-,,,, ,,,,,
mrs IN ri"=Inf 7'ndiii"a: IN best square IN
always rented To- ,,lrefs.i. r,solnpt tenant at
81 -. Fri"e. s:s.fs5: part cash, or all cash.
Al" s"tne big bargains IN y 81. NV. near ;th
-. fcs yeas since $1,000. Price too
low t" rleHti,a
AIsa laIGe bargain rear The corner of Iefc' son
and Pierre SITS. Araro>tiI: broom frame: good
c"t''iIti"u. city water: lot 5sA13I. Price Si.s"".
TiarS nos, in my ofice for nice med 2-story
bus t. IT, huI on y J. ave nv; east f5"n.
1T r. psTAims n" fl H. deep t" I'M ng rhrG i ay
ll> VI. We 'Nt'' Ni'e l'.i ''''!i4 h'"See ann
r'''' right o VI rrv,xr
4c~,. yI-.1.r ma az - = :, ,r
....,,, ,.i.,,r-,..,.,-
~ ,i ~ - - =, g. ~
II - H. III III il'''S ''''-"7 mum F''' ~ So
~. Nv ' IS..r1 ,,,,,S 49, u -. wv
- - 80 - - .
Tbls Stf +
s. aJn will hrv 4 now h,I;Sa on Columbia
Ur:cbte- :; stories. !, r.. :. southern exposure
kit. ron IN liz. f,nr
Il. IL WARNER tnNHANf.
Ja'' 81 ~" 81. nv
FOR SAIF EIFtsANT RESIDENCE . SQUARES
r. Hp NJ III ~ i.''ihs ana ga h''.-Waier
plan I..rtert tiuIv SIoG sn
" ~ - ' =
FOR SAl-E-Mbi NJ PLEASANT S3:hu-iiANl'-
some 3 story and ''ellar mtttled brick; q rooms
terms
ja6-3T L. W NA1hfR y son. 1H'6 +
r,p S,IE N-r-pN ,.rIr- II, 60 20 :. ..rsr.y NJ,
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STEAMER WAKEFIELD,

FUN fUIUAIAJ III ' Elk I1ANDINGS.
Leaves Washington. DC. 9th st. Ferry WHARF,
MONDAYS. an for intermediate landings TO Co.
luuiaI Beach. Bushwood. Rock PIT, Coltons, NOM
mi Greek. Abells Leonardtown. Stones. Howard
anu ColIrum's
Wednesdays. m. for intermediate landings to
Colonial Beach. Bushwood. Rock Point, Colton's,
L-onardiowp Abelrs Noulini Greek. Cosn and
Yeocomico rivers
Sarlrday an. for intermediate landings to
Colonial Beach Bushwood Rock Point, Coltonss
Sonini Greek
See sch ,t,ule IN effect August 81. 1899.
sul6If c. W. RIDLEY. General Manager.
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$3.50 viii huy now house on Columbia
Heights. = stories. :. southern exposure;
kit hon fs>; floor.
l.. II. MARINER COMPANY.
jG,, ~ $50 r
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FOR SALE-oNLY 81. $40: RENTED At So PER
Mo YRS TENANTS ROOMS. BATH AND
CELLAR; FORMER I'RlCE. Sf.opu: IN 81 ST.
Ne \ Biz BARGAIN. CHAS. \. SHIELDS
1ifI + ST NV. iatj-3t
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TRt STEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE No. 946 FLORIDA AVENUE
NoKIHM Est AND No 1928 NEW JERSEY
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For SALE-tGURT PROPERTY YIELDING; 10
Pc CenT net i'ricrs r%Hcin9 from $500 to IS. ..
Must IL. s.lI
Ja,:St CASH BROS. 1907 i ST. NV.
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]. r. Jesup OF Eew-York and Willow Bank. Nor
ton-ave. and Spring-st., to Mrs. Adolph Ladenburg
Those previously announced include the John H
Glover villa Belvor. William h. Vanderbilt. tr.
the Paul A. Andrews cottage Rocky Hall, Belle
vue-ave. to Alfred G. Vanderbilt; Beaulieu the
William Waldorf Astor villa. TO Potter Palmer;
the Susan o. Hoffman place. to J. F. D. Ianier;
Arlesh. Mrs. II. Ruthven Pratt. TO James T. Wood
ward; Vulino, Mrs {. c. Perkins, to William Page
Thompson: Mrs. Julia H. Edridge's villa, 10 Mrs.
Richard Gambrill: the George Francis Train villa.
to George b. De Forest; the Dresser cottage, 10
Joseph Hartman; Royal Oaks tho ]. c. Knight
cottage. TO Mrs. ii. Il. Renwick; Berkeley cottage.
Mrs lie Roy King. to Austin Flint jr,; Quatrefoi,
c. Norman Fay TO Arthur T, Kemp; tha Swift
villa to ]. De Forest Danleison; oak Views Mrs
William H. Osgood to Joel h. Wolfei the paws
villa. Richard stevens; Lawnheld. Mrs, Mason
Renshaw Jones, to William Barton Hopklnsi the
Carey villa, to Francis b. swayne; the Cloisters
Mrs. James L. kernochan, TO Pembroke Jones; the
Lyman cottage. to Robert Sedgwtck; the George
II. Fearing house TO John Nicholas Brown the
], Van Dusen Reed cottage. 10 Hamilton w. Cary;
Pinard cottages Nos l. and D, respectively. 70
Mrs. }. A. Raynor Mrs William h. Ogden and a
Cass CRnheld
This week the deed was hled for record. trans
ferrlng the James II. keene estate. In Bellevue,
Shepard and Victoria aVes.. 70 Anna Van Nest
Gambril Mrs Richard GambrilD. The oonsdera-
ton named In the deed Is $4,000. Mrs, Gambril as
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NORRISTOWN NEWS.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas c. Bushnell and Miss Anna
Bushnell will return from Nice next month.
The Women's Employment Society held sale
last Friday Of various useful and fancy articles
which successful
Miss Alice Harrington gave a Tennyson and
Kipling evening at the Lyceum for the benefit of
the Berkshire Farm. About $500 was realized for
this most excellent charity.
A sale will be given after Easter for the benefit
of Memorial Hospital.
The recent purchase by David II. McAlpin in
Morrlstown Park gives him piece Of property
worth 10000 The improvements Mr.. McAlpin will
make will be Of great benefit 10 the town.
Mrs. Henry W BuytOn and Miss Buyton gave
the second OF their Wednesday receptions last
week.
DR.. Charlton T Lewis made address at the
annual meeting Of the State Charities Aid Assoca
ton last Tuesday evening Reform in Criminal
Jurisprudence" The meeting was held at Trenton
in the Methodist Church.
Miss Elizabeth Kip, of Ruremont gave luncheon
on Wednesday followed by seven handed euchre.
Her guests were Miss March, Miss Laura Slade
Miss Duyckinck, Miss Egbert, Miss Howell, Miss
Marie Bryce and Miss Marian Swords.
the Redeemer has resigned her place, having joined
her husband, the Rev. DR.. Davis who has a church
1n Evansville, Ind
The engagement Of Miss Julia Woodward of De-
hart-st. Norristown, and Romeyn Zabriskie. of
Aontclair, has been broken by mutual consent.
Warren Godard of Miller Road, sailed last week
.or Naples. where he Will spend the remainder of
The winter.
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Walton, NJ. f. Rooney F. p. Layton and John NJ.
Kelley - .
Kuehne's-J, G. Mccarthy. G. B. Gimben. W
Nj. Denman w. o. Moore, G. H. Perkins, w
Blarcons, E. F. Kenden, John F. Little and T.
Merschler. -
Vieu Miss Hattie Il. Beattie, j. 5. Clement
Alfred Vass, Miss Nellie Bird and r. j. Moore.
La Fontaine-Mr and Mrs. b. +. Brown, w. E.
Calhoun. Mr. and Mrs. George q. Omerly, Miss
Ella MentzminEer. Mrs Emma Epey and Miss NJ
A. Clement.
Avon Inn-Frank D. Rogers, Miss Warner Rog
ers Miss Ethel Rogers. b. T. Coates, Miss 5. A.
Stewart. II. l.. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs Louis Jay
Gerson, r. Harding McIntire, Charles 5. Davis
Mrs. G. s. Davis. Mr. and Mrs q. IL, Lumgren
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Kyle, Master d. II. Kyle and
Miss Clara KYLE
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Another
Dress
Trimming
Offer.

already announced. Is 70 erect on the site ms
summer residence. - ne
Kay and Touro SITS. which was recently soc -
Is now advertised for sale to be removed VIA
a noteworthy change in the appearance q one - :.
the prominent localities In the city. rms ~ -
has been the first OF the summer resldehge 80
greet the visitor passing by the usual route ~ Iii
bathing beach and the avenue. and Us aoss ,I az
be therefore notable. The announced intenyotls !,
the new owner OF the property 70 place the az s,tli
the market may be expected soon 10 ieau ~ " tSs
further changes since this Is considered one oL -.
most desirable residence portions OF the CITY 80
Among summer residents who have recsshSv$s ,gsrd
here for brief visits are Louis l. LOrtlard EoNJ
r. Wharton Cope WhitehOuse, K q houS -
William c. Rives. t,y.ou
where he is spending the winter
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THEIR LITTLE GAME.

From The Chicago News
Quinn-That mining stock company is on its last
legs.
De FonteIYes; but they are putting up a strong
Quinn-Is that SO?
rasn Ing hicyce pay boy 70 slI p s 5' d
toners naturally think they are doing q rushing
business.
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NATIONAL c. A. R. SOCIETY CONVENTION

NATIONAL C. A. r. SOCIETY CONVENTION
Washington. Feb 1.-THE National society ., =,
Children OF the American Revolution opeheu -
nfth annual convention here to-day. DelesA."
from New-York Dakota. Wisconsin. Pennsyl' -
New-Jersey. Rhode Island. New-HampsniFe' - -.
Connecticut and many other States were piss "-,.
In addition TO the state directors and the -
OF the local societies. The meeting was ope 49,
prayer by the chaplain. Mrs Teunis 80 ruaas
Mrs. David Lathrop. the National -. N.tssesl
an address OF welcome Reports nom I0s
Board were Than heard
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SUMNER RENTALS AT NEWPORT.

INDICATIONS GOOD FOR LIVELY Seasonal
WEEKS VISITORS
Newport r. l.. Feb. II (speciaD.-Judging from
the rentals OF summer cottages already announced
and this is pretty good criterion at this time
In the year-the prospects for a lively season this
year are excellent, the number of houses taken to
date being equal to the average In recent years
This weeks rentals were the Hodgson cottage
Lyndenhurst. Bellevue-ave. and Wsbster-st 10
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New Book, SIC. by Mary Nary Johnson job No
mail orders filled.
CeL Our Blanket Department is
IOInI0TtdDiS thoroughly equipped for
Blankets and your convenience. The best
- facilities for showing bed
NOHlIOT LADIES. coverings on the beds and
I'd Floor. cribs themselves so that
any effect or size can be seen at glance
White Cotton Blankets, medium weight, o9c
pair instead of 89c.; $1.1O pair instead OF Sl.oo.
Counterpanes, Marseilles Patterns, 8ec each
instead of S1.2o.
Counterpanes with fringe for brass bedsteads'
$1.39 each instead of Sis.
Marselles Counterpanes, slightly soiled, SITS
each instead of $3.50.
The Loeser Standard Wool Blankets, made of
fine California Wool, single bed size, S4.5O pair
instead OF $3.50.
Double bed size, $3.50 pair instead of $500.
Good quality Wool Blanket, wide silk binding,
$3.75 pair instead of $475.
New Stvlec in Who would have thought
Spring Fabrics. could have been de-
Second Floor. signed, mapped out and
woven into fabrics TO wear? And every day brings
new surprises and adds to the newness OF our
assortment of spring fashions.
COLORED DRESS GOODS
AT csc. TO $l.5O-For early spring wear, hand
some rough-finiSh fabrics in Gamers Hair,
Zbelines, Cheviots, Tweeds and Reversible
SuitingS.
ATS UPTO $2.5O-Smooth-finish materials,
in Broadcloths, Venetians Satin Cloth, Henri
ettas Poplins, Drap d'Etes and LandsdowneS.
AT S1.OO UP TO $500 A YARD-Ultra
fashionable summer fabrics in Wool Batiste,
Veilines Silk and Wool Crepe de Chimes, Crepe
Grenadas, SiciIians and CTepOns, as well as
many novel weaveS impossible to describe.
AT CSC. REDUCED FROM S9c.-54-inch ALL
Wool Cheviot PladS, handsome designs and
heavy weight, particularly adapted for skirts.
AT 79c., REGULAR $1.OO-5O-inch ATWOOD
Plain Chevot, stylish rough finish and thor
oughly sponged and shrunk, in two shades of
navy.
AT CSC, REGULAR $1.25-54-inch Atwood
"Glengarn Tweeds" in perfectly combined
Scotch designs, greys, browns, OXfords and
fancy mixtures.
BLACK DRESS GOODS
In staple goods at specially low prices we offer
the following:
AT soc. INSTEAD OF 75c.-44-inch Atwood
"Drap de Paris heavy weight spring suting.
AT CSC. INSTEAD OF 85c.-45-inch Atwood
Pebble Cheviot, a rough finish, handsome fabric
in the newest weave.
AT 7ec., REGULAR ST. .OO-48-nch All-Wool
Cancels Hair Cheviot, latest long hair finish
and heavy weight.
COTTON DRESS GOODS
AT 15c., REGULAR 19c.-32-inch Corded
Madras, new stripes and checks, in clear,
strong colorings.
AT lec.-32-nch Royal Fabric Woven Corded
Zephyrs, in rich color effects, for shirt waists
AT 2ec., REGULAR 35c.-32-inch Silk-Finish
Novelty Zephyrs in rich satin stripes and
plaids, very rich and effective.
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Good quality of Silver Bleached Damask, 2ec.,
instead of 35c.
Extra Heavy Cream Damask, 10 inches wide,
45c. yard, instead Of soc.
Extra Heavy and Fine Cream Damask, in the
newest designs, ST. 90 instead of $1.25.
Good quality Bleached Damask, 4ec. instead
of soc.
Fine quality Bleached Damask, soc. instead Of
69c.
Special lot OF Fine Bleached Damask, 10
inches wide, CSC. yard instead OF S1.15.
Bleached Napkins, all pure linen, Is inches
square, csc. dozen.
Silver Bleached Napkins, 20 inches square,
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Articles
for the Toilet.

c o. d. Cardinal Rose - Frangi-
pane and English Violet Soaps, box Of cakes,
1oc.
Baby Soap, perfectly pure-box of ) cakes, 7c.
Pure White CASTLE Soap-large pressed cakes,
Sc.
Pure Olive Oil Soap-large bar, SC.
pound bars, 29c.
Perfumed Soaps-Florida Water-Heliotrope-
J. Club-Lilac and Lavender-at &c. cake.
An assorted lot of fine imported Tooth Brushes
at l0c. and 15c., regular 15c. TO 25c-
Hair Brushes all pure bristles-polished wood
back-at 1ec. instead Of 25c.
Hair Brushes-solid wood backs, extra stiff
bristles-assorred sizes, at Acc. instead Of 69e.
and 75c.
New COlOred ,, STYLE about tne. TOO even
PetticOdtS. and the prices you will find
very much less than the regular.
AT csc. INSTEAD OF S1.5e-Genuine Mer.
cerized Petticoats in black and colors; UNI
brella shape deep flOunce; corded.
AT s1.ss INSTEAD OF SIS s-Mercerir-t
Petucoats; some with three and four ruffles;
others with ACCORDION pleated founce-
AT SOS INSTEAD OF S3.eS- Mercerized
Petticoats in black and colors, made with deep
ACCORDION pleated flounce; ruching above.
AT S3.sS, REGULAR 81. eS-Sik Moreen Pet.
ticoats, in black, green. purple, light grey and
automobile. Umbrella shape, with l2-inen
ACCORDION pleated flounce.
4nother Last Monday we had an extra
ordinarily good l5t of Jet Gimps
press and Passementeries at prices tnaf
Trimming sold them m all out unr Sg 1eOV Which IS
OIIer. all that can be had at the price,
has now arrived and are yours tomorrow at inc
same very low prices. Fresh new goods that VIII
be delight to the wearer. Here they are:
AT SC. YARD INSTEAD OF 15c. TO 25c-
Fine Cut Jet Gimps, all new, fresh goods; ten
patterns.
AT Tic. INSTEAD OF SOC. AND 75c.-Blaek
Silk Sectional PaSSementeries, TWO 10 thIe'
inches wide, twelve different designs
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Unbleached Muslin, yard wide,
&c. yard instead of SC.
Unbleached Muslin, AZ
inches wide, extra good, &c.
yard instead of Ike.
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MuSlinS,
CamDriCS,
Lawns.

Unbleached Sheeting, "a yards wide, regular
24c quality for zoe. yard.
BIeached Muslin, yard wide, regular &c. quail
ity for 7c.
White Persian Lawn, 80 inches wide, very fine
and sheer quality, &c. yard instead of 12Hc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18

9I.UU instead OF pI is; 70 Inches Square, 9I.US
instead of 5 rs; "a inch napkins, S1.5e instead
of S1.S9.
Extra Heavy Napkins, % inches square, SLID
instead of $1.S5.
Extra Fine Quality 20 inch Napkins, S1.9S
dozen instead of S2.50.
Kitchen Towelling, twiIled crash, &c. yard IN
stead Of 1c-
Glass TowelIing, "a inches wide, lie. yard in
stead Of 4c.
Huckaback Towels, large size, 12Hc. instead
of l5c.
Damask Linen Towels, white and colored Dor.
der, pure linen, Csc. each instead Of Sic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18

Our Blanket Department is
thoroughly equipped Tor
your convenience. The best
facilities for showing bed
coverings on the beds and
cribs themselves so that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18

Sheets made OF good quail
ity standard muslin. Hand
torn and Numbered, ready
for use.
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New COlOred
PettiCOdtS.

Last Monday we had an extra
ordinarily good l5t of Jet GImps
and PassementerieS at prices tnat
sold them all out BY noon. Inc
balance of our purchase, which Is
all that can be had at the price,
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A Sale of Housekeeping Linens.


nforth
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-19
Primers POINT

Last Monday night at o'clock the
citizens of Primers Point met at the
Hotel Frederick for the purpose of dis
cussing matters of general interest to
the public.
on motion of Mr.. Marshall, the
temporary officers elected at the last
meeting were requested to hold their
Office for the present. In addition to the
other officers, an assistant secretary
was. asked for. To which place Mr.. w.
"A. Pollard was elected.
After discussing several matters of
grave Importance TO the future welfare
OF the town, the club adjourned to
meet next Monday night, September
y, at Mr.. McDonald's.
All friends TO the welfare of the
town arc requested to be present ut
the next meeting.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-19
NAVAL ORDERS

The following naval orders have been
issued:
Lieutenant Commander A. Wards
order detaching him from the Balti-
noreJs modified and he is directed to
proceed home and wait orders instead
OF going to the Naval Academy
Lieut., nant Commander j. NJ Or
chard is detached from the Baltimore
ana ordered to the Naval Academy
September 70.
Lieutenant f. Marbles order detach-
ing him from the baltimore is modi-
lied and he is directed to proceed home
ana wait orders instead of going to the
Naval Academy.
Lieutenant w. II. NJ. Field, detached
from the Naval Academy and ordered
to command the Alvarado September
is, ordered to additional duty at the
Naval Academy.
Ensign y. Il. I[albach's order dctach-
ing him from the Montgomery is modi-
fled and he is ordered to the Naval
Academy. when detached, instead OF
to the Indiana.
Naval Cadet ]. e. Mathews is grant
ed sick leave for three months when
discharged from the Naval Hospital,
New. York.
Chaplain T.. p. Rennolds is detached
from the Monadnock and ordered to
the Newark.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-19
FIRE LAST NIGHT.

Last night about 63O O'Clock an
alarm of fire was sounded from box
ca. caused by bed in house on
Columbia street, near Dillingham; being
on fire.
The department turned out, but their
services were not needed.
y coiored woman. who had been en-
gagged In ironing, left u hot fire in IL
stove and several small children In the
room while she went to the store. Dur
ing her absence the children began
playing in the fire and set fire to the
bed, which biazed up in IL hurry. Some
one seeing the light in the house turned
in the alarm. The bed WAS thrown out
in the yard, where water was thrown
on 1t. The fire in The house was soon
cNtingushed. But for the fire being
discovered SO soon the house and chill
dren all would have been burned, as
they were alone.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-19
HELP FOR GALVESTON.
Additional Contributions From a C,

Additional Contributions From Cen
erous People.
The committee on ways and means
OF raising funds for the Galveston
sufferers yesterday sent out hundreds
of subscription. envelopes. which were
distributed by the police. and will be
collected in the same manner within
the next forty-eight hours. If contri-
butors prefer they may leave the en-
vclopes ut any of the city banks.
The canvass OF the navy-yard has
been referred to Mr.. Richardson. of the
ways and means committee. and will
be managed in whatever way he may
suggest.
Several additional contributions were
received yesterday as follows:
PREVIOUSLY acknowledged. 81 ,lO5.29. s.
dawson Maupin $40; DR.. E. a. Hatton.
80; w. ~. Culpepper. 81: Master w. G.
Maupin, 81; Richard Cox Barlow, So;
Si ;. II. Hatton. So; Jas. II. Toomer,
Sio' {. w, Butt. 81; Harry NIinton. 81:
tev. j. Nj. Armistead. 81: Sterling
DiSgs, ~; cash SIS; w. L. Williams, 50:
*. Il: Glassett. 81: John c. Woodley, s..
Total 81 1922.