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DEATH DUE To ACCIDENT.
verdict of Coreaer's Jury I'm Case Of
Nathaniel Tyler

Inc cotored man who was killed Monday
night near Fulton's station on the WASH
ington and Great Falls electric road proved
to be Nathaniel Tyler, a resident Of Chew's
alley. this city. who was known about the
neighborhood OF his home as Uncle Nat"
An inquest was held at the sixth precinct
station at IL O'Clock this morning and the
jury returned a verdict of accidental death
The motorman who WAS In charge Of the
car, Arthur p. Baker. described the circum-
stances under which the fatal accident oc-
CURED. Tyler. an elderly man, was carry
ing bundle of wood on his shoulder. con-
sisting of pieces OF board and barrel slaves
When the car was about fifteen feet from
the station the motorman saw the colored
man step upon the track from the south
track Then he made a hurried step when
he slipped and fell The car fender struck
his foot. Motormsu Baker stopped his car
and when he found the mans head was
cut and his condition serious he re-
turned TO Georgetown with him and had
MN taken to the Georgetown University
Hospital.
Rain was falling at the time The accident
occurred. IL was said, and the motorman's
view of the track was obstr,cted How
the OLD mans head was cut the motormsu
could not saw
Thomas Denell. who was a passenger on
the car at the time. occupied a front seat
He described the colored mans movements
as told by the motorman and said the lat.
ter did all any man could have done to
avoid the accident
Deputy Coroner Glazebrook explained 10
the jury that the victim was apparently
about seventy-five years old, and his death
was que to a cerebral hemorrhage follow.
ing fracture of the skull. Tyler's right
hip was also fractured
Mrs Betty Tyler. colored, widow OF the
victim. told the jury that her husband was
Ola ana childish. and was fond OF following
soldiers Monday morning he went out 10
see the parade and she supposed he fol.
lowed the soldiers so far that he got lost
The widow took charge of the body after
the inquest
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Upholstery and Draperies.'
10 yards Figured Tapestry. Reduced from s1.7s
to 81 90 yard.
IA yards Light Blue Damask. Reduced from 81 .6S
to 81. 90 yard.
q yards Garnet Damask. Reduced from LES
10 81. 90 yard.
q yards Old Red Mercerized Damask Reduced
from 80 to $1.23 yard.
10 yards Emerald Green Mercerized Damask. Re
d1ced from $3.50 to 81. % yard.
20 yards Old Red Velour Reduced from $3.50 to
81 .25 yard.
IL yards Empire Green Velour. Reduced from
$3.50 to 81 % yard.
&c yards Frou Frou Tapestry. Reduced from 81 25
to 75c. yard.
s pieces Cretonne. light effects. Reduced from
1sc. to 121ac. yard.
90 Art Squares, suitable for covering a chair.
cushion or piano stool; 24x24 inehes-cotton dam
ask, silk damask tapestry, velour, corduroy, etc.
25c. to 81. each.
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DIED..

BofkIN. Ladies' Reliable Immediate Relief So
eiety are notified 10 meet at the Mt. Zion NJ,
r. church 10Th street near street, Friday,
the funeral OF our late sister. ELIZA BoYk1N.
L. v LEE, Sec '- i'>' ''
infant daughter of James p. and Mary AdeIa
Cromwell tnee Garages, of Washington, ID. {.
11:os am. HAIRY JOSEPH crown, aged
of J. ii. ant A. M Crown ''N
Funeral VIII take place from hi. parents residence.
l2o1 Ill street northeast. on Friday at $50 y. ms
DE vEII.E. ANDREW. the beloved son Of Caroline
life Tuesday. March 6; 1901, at $40 O'Clock
s sssr Of anS ri. papfu Illness in the
Funeral win be held from Asbury Mission. Florida
March g. at O'CLOCK p%. Friends and ri Teis.
lives respectfully invited to attend.
DOWNS. On Tuesday, March s. 1901, at I am.,
GEORGE COOPER DOWNS son Of The late Rob;
ert 3. and ssiena v. Downs, in his fortieta
1901. at $50 pm. CHARLES HADAwAYs
beloved husband q Mary Ann Hadaway, in the
Funeral from his late residence eo< street
northeast. Friday: at O'Clock pm: Relatives
ooRiMNE JOHNSON. beloved wife Of Georss
Funeral from her late residence, S02 Maine svenue
s |sat Dsis.t Friday March g. at pm Inter-
an. Mn. MARTHA HOLLAND. wife of ths
Services at her late residence, II street north
east. on sstacday at 2 pm. Interment privstss
Augusta Ca, papers please copyD %
ROGERS; On Tuesday. March 8, 1901 in tho
ROGERS. colonel Of the 9th Virginia Infantry
Interment at Isnnhayen, Princes. Anne Co., Va,
(Richmond papers please copy.
SNYDER Departed this life "Wednesday Msrch
9, 1901, at O'Clock am, MILDRED rs.
TEId.E. beloved daughter Of Mr.: and Mrs:
Frank Snyder sol street southwest, aged
six months and i've days.
May angels guard darling her journey home.
Funeral at 2 O'Clock Pun. Friday. Relatives spd
long and painful illness, which she bore With
Christian patience and forttude, Mrs. SAL
Mrs. Emma jackson. wife of Mr. Robert Wall!
and granddaughter of the late Charles HI
Marshall, aged twenty-three.
We shall meet bat shall miss her,
There win be one vacant chair
We would linger to caress her
As we breathe n ssF fEfHa &kB B''fsb
Funeral from Vermont Avenue Baptist Church,
Thursday. March z. at 2 O'Clock.
wooDFIELn; sSddsnly. on Tuesday; March y
1901. JOHN beloved husband Of Hester Z
Funeral services at resideSee 5sa 5ih s sf
dves and friends invited to attend
In MemorIana. =
oogMBE Ia lSs'as %e%cy q ny SsSr l husband
ago today-March Z. 1895.
How sweet Il will be
When from aorrow I am free
10 meet that beautiful shore.
With loved ones to rest,
In the home OF the best,
With Christ svermore-
his WIFE.
DAVIS. In loving remembrance Of my dear soh~
WILLIAM G. DAVIS. who departed this lifG
six years ago today. March Z. 1895.
Safely safely gathered In,
Far from sorrow. far from sin:
Passed beyond all grief and pain.
Death for thee 10 truest gain"
MOTHER.
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COURT OF APPEALS.


Opinions In Various Causes HANDED
DOwn-The Rhodes Estate.
The Court Of Appeals has handed down
an opinion. written by Mr.. Justice Shepard.
reversing the decree Of the lower court In
the case Of Barbara Faul and others
against George w. Hulick and Others This
cause, which has been before the courts for
several years, grew out Of the drowning or
Eugene Rhodes and his mother, Mrs.
Sophia Rhodes. by reason Of the sinking of
the steamer Elbe, which occurred in the
North Sea January 80. 1895. The will of
Mrs. Rhodes stipulated that her estate
should go to her son If he should survive
her. In the event that he should die before
she did. according TO the win. the property
was to 60 to the Young Women's Christian
Home.
After the sinking Of the steamer the
question was raised as to whether Mrs.
Rhodes or her son expired first.
The Supreme Court Of the District of
Columbia decided that the property left by
Mrs. Rhodes should revert to the Young
Women's Christian Home. Barbara Faul.
Andrew Washer and John L. French. ad-
ministrator Of Eugene Rhodes, took an ap-
verses the decree OF the lower court and
decides that the property should be dis
posed Of by the administrators of the es-
tate OF Eugene Rhodes. It was also de-
cf0ed th6t the COSTS OF the fttiGatfon Sh6u
be paid out OF the fund in dispute and that
the matter be remanded to the lower court
with directions to enter a decree In accord
ance with the decision OF the higher court.
The order Of the lower court has been
reversed by the Court of Appeals In the
case of the j. L. Mott iron works Of New
York against the Middle States Loan,
Building and Construction Company. The
suit was brought by the plaintiff to recover
payment for q certain number of radiators
furnished for the Kent Flats, In Northeast
Washington. The defendant also had a
claim for money loaned In connection with
the completion Of the fats. The Mott iron
works. however. had secured their claim
by chattel deed on the property The
Court Of Appeals holds that the Mott iron
work was entitled to their radiators or pay
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Boys Department.

Double breasted Suits; sizes O. lS and IA Re-
duced from S. 70 to Sc so each
IL Atwood Double-breasted Suits, navy blue and
$500. $675 and 81 80 to So rs each.
Atwood Fancy Cheyiot Long Pants Suits
Reduced from $780, $3.50 and 500 to = or e each cS
Atwood Winter Refers, blue and tan; sizes s.
e. 10 and 10. Reduced from $500 and 5000 to
no, Ai;wooi Top Coats. tan, gray, Oxford and navy
So. IS and $7bO to s. 90 each Te' TS'S'
20 10 pairs Separate Pants. gray mi1tures sizes o.
White Duck Blonses soiied sizes 8. a q and q
Reduced from CSC. to 25c. each " ~0 o.
Third floor.
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Rugs.
I 91f2 IT. Hgh-grade Administer Rug, medallion
center. Was $27.5O. Now $500.
9x12 #. High grade AL wool Sarabend Rugs.
Were $1,000. Now 5000 each.
1 9x12 IT. Smyrna Rug, Persian effect. Was
$500. Now 5000.
1 9x12 IT. Alwool Smyrna Rug, medallion CEN
ter. Was $500. Now $3.50.
9x12 #. All-woo Smyrna Rugs, Persian and
medallion effect. Were $3.50. Now $500 each.
412x6a it. High-grade Administer Rugs Were
SIS 90. Now $11 so each.
8 All-wooi sarabend Rugs. plain colors, s6x72
inches Were 90. Now $4.25 each.
All-wool Sarabend Rugs. plain colors, 301eO
inches Were $3.50. Now 81. rs each
Administer Rugs, good patterns and colors, 27x54
inches Were $4.25 Now So. 90 each.
10 White, Gray and Black Fur Rugs. Were $3.50
and $500. Now $3.50 each
10 White sheepskin Rugs, slightly soiled Were
81. 90. Now 81 so each.
remnants China and Japanese Mating, 10 to
35-yard lengths. Reduced from 3Oc. to zoe. yard.
Oriental Rugs Ia carpet sizes, best grades, at
331s per cent less than regular prices.
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Shoe Department.

8 pairs Womens Button Shoes, patent leather
~ AA-4 Is. Reduced from So 90 to 81 90 nafr
pairs Women Lace Shoes, tips OF same, mar
$3.50 pair. r ~
z pairs Button Shoes, patent tips. rosnd toes
sizes and az IA Reduced from s.. so to 81 80 pr
Co. make: Goodyear welt soles Boston toes; sizes
AA.3'2 A. >Reduced from $500 to 81. 90 pair
pairs Women's Wax Calf Lace Shoes heavy dou-
bic soes full round toes; sizes 50 A-6 BY 5
and OF Go d. Reduced from $500 to 81 80 pair.
Third floor.
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Blanket Department.

o, pairs lit White Cotton Blankets. Reduced ia
81 .35 pair. -. , - ~ "
&C o Down comforts, sateen covered. Reduced from
Fo."y ~ So.Vo edcH
$40. 90 to $1,000. - u 'h'
-. ! Fine Down Comfort silk covered Reduced from
$2b. 90 to $500. ~ '
.5 J. Fine Down Comfort, silk covered Reduced from
80 4 Roman Blankets. soiled Reduced from IS 90 to
So. IS each - ~ F'0' ~
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China Department.

,o BEST decorated American Porcelain Dinner Set,
~ pieces, I sauce plate missing. Reduced from
ID Best Decorated American Porcelain Dinner Set,
!W pieces. ! covered dish missing. Reduced from
IS Handsomely Decorated Haviland China Plates
heduGed from $500 to $l.O0 each.
dayiland China Covered Muffin or bot Cake
Disnes. reduced FROM $500 to $500 each.
10 Odd Decorated Pitchers for toilet sets, manu-.
iac1urers seconds Reduced to coo. each.
Soc. EACH -, ~
a.. white Covered Dishes. slightly defective. Re-
ouceo from o0c. and 00c. to Soc each
ss Wnlte cups and Saucers, slightly defective.
Reduced from 10c. to &c. each.
30c. to lie. Dozen r i
: dozen White Sauce Plates. slightly defective.
Reduced from Sc. to 30c. dozen.
Fifth floor,
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Book Department.

lot Prayer and Hymnals in flexible leather
binding full gilt. printed on prepared Bible paper
from handling REDUCED TO HALF THE ORIG
NAL PRICES.
10 Holy Bibles, Oxford edition, flexible leather
binding, Divinity Circuit full gilt with aelps and
concordance, slightly shopworn. Reduced from Soc
I lot Holy Bibles, flexible leather binding, full
gilt, Divinity Circuit, Bagster and Oxford edi-
TONS reduced from 1.50 and $1.75 and 800 to
i lot Magazines, The Churchman, Biblical World
Church Standard, The Puritan, Little Folks, Bird
Lore. Inland Printer, &c. REDUCED TO &c. copy
Basement. ~
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Furnitu re Department.

Golden Oak Dresser, solid post, cabinet ends,
SNAPPED TOP, sweed top drawers large plate mir
Bird's-eye Maple Chinonlers, solid posts, cab
met ends shaped tops, large oblong plate mirrors
Reduced from $27 to $500.
Solid Oak Jardiniere Stand very strong and
well made. Reduced from $500 to $3.50.
song OAK Roman Seat, well made, nicely dn-
lshed. reduced from 81 90 to $500.
Fourth floor.
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The trial Of William c. Payne a young
colored man employed at the national OBJ
servatory. who is charged with assaulting
Stuart Nall. special officer. at the Acad-
envy of Music. February 26, which was be-
gun In the Police Court yesterday after
noon before Judge Scott and a jury, was
resumed today. Considerable testimony
was taken. and the case was still pending
when this report was closed
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Lace Curtains.

pairs White Irish Point Reduced from $500
to 800 pair.
pairs White Irish Point. Reduced from $3.50
to 81 90 pair.
pairs Point d'Esprit. with Irish point border.
Reduced from IS 80 to 81. 90 pair
pairs Ivory Irish Point. Reduced from $500
to IS 90 pair.
pairs Ivory Irish Point. Reduced from $1,000
TO $3.50 pair.
Is pairs Nottingham 3 yards long. Reduced from
S5c to zoe. pair
s pairs Nottingham 81 yards long. 90 inches
wide. Reduced from 200 to 81 50 pair
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Housefurnishine Dent.

to $500. A ~''so
! ;. Miller Oil Heating Stove. Reduced from $3.50
-. ). Miller OIL Heating Stove. Reduced from $500
az. Folding We Table, imperfect. Reduced from
:. Cedar Wash Tub imperfect. Reduced from SIC.
Galvanized Iron " ii Tub. imperfect. Reduced
Copper Bottom Clothes Boiler. imperfect. Re-
dueed from S9c. to soc 80
$780, 1890, 49, "
Fifth dOus
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Fine Sewing Machines.
FISH WHARF PRIVILEGE.
Belief That, After All, Mr.. Riley VIII
Bid 1t In.

There is going to be another auction at the
District fish wharf down near Water and
18th streets southwest, and this time the
Commissioners hope to dispose Of the wharf
privilege. The wharf designated is the one
authorized place in the District where fish
may be landed from schooners and other ves-
sells from down the river. Through the op-
Grafton Of an old law the privilege Of hold
ing the wharf has been sold annually at
auction. The elder Mr.. Bowling used to
conduct the sale and the privilege was al
ways bid in by Mr.. Thomas w. Riley. For
the last fifteen years Mr.. Riley has con-
Quoted the fish wharf and collected the
specified charges of 20 cents per hundred
against every hundred shad or other large
fish landed, and 20 cents per thousand for
herring and other small fish.
February % at o'clock In the afternoon
the annual sale was announced to take
place. Mr.. Frank Bowling. son Of the for
mer auctioneer, was to conduct it. Mr.
Bowling expected that, as usual, Mr.. Riley
would be on hand with a check for $21O. the
sum he has always paid for the franchise.
Much to the auctioneer's discontinue, how
ever, the expected bidder was not on hand
The sale was delayed some time in antici-
patton Of his arrival, but the familiar form
was not to be seen anywhere on the horizon
Mr.. Riley was telephoned to, but announced
that he did not care to bid this year. The
sale then proceeded, but there were no bid
ders, and it was declared Off
Mr.. Rfley's reason for not bidding was
that he had been denied the privilege by the
health office of carting the offal and refuse
from the wharf through the streets in omen
carts and could not make other arrange
ments. The failure Of the sale was the
subject of a consultation between Mr.. Riley.
Commissioner Ross and Health Oficer
Woodward. 1t resulted In letter being
addressed to the Washington Fertilizer
Company, which has the contract for the
removal Of garbage in the District. Today
reply was received to the effect that ths
company would undertake the daily removal
Of the refuse from the fish wharf.
1t is thought that with this matter settled
Mr.. Riley will again come forward and hid
for the privilege. and to that end another
sale VIII be advertised within the next few
days. AZ"
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ITEMS Department.

Is pairs Mems Fancy Striped Drawers: sizes 80,
80 81 and 40: Reduced from 81 90 to 75c pair.
40 Mems White Laundered Full Dress Shirts,
open fronts, cuffs attached sizes &c. 161h, II and
111a. Reduced from 81 80 to 81 90 each
80 pairs Mems Dressed and Undressed Gloves Tan
and and cray y; sizes Z, ~, 7A *, and o. Reduced
70 pairs Fancy French Cotton Half Hose: sizes
9$ 10 and JOY. Reduced from 50c to 25c a pair.
- Mems Unaundered White Muslin Shirts; sizes
4S Mems Fancy Colored Hemstitched Hapdker.
chiefs: Reduced from 1Se. to 3 for 25c.
First floor,
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Souvenir Department.

French Gilt Cabinet Frames Reduced from
81. so to 81 90 each.
French Gilt Oval Cabinet Frames. Reduced
from $1.75 to 81. 90 each.
3 Pictures. copies from Berlin Art Gallery. Re-
auced from 5Oc to 25c. each.
! Sterling Silver Handtp painted Miniature. Re-
duced from $500 to AGO
1 Hand. painted Ivory Miniature. Reduced from
$500 to $500.
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Misses DEPARTMENT.

4 All-wool Combination Sailor Dresses, plaid
skirt, plain blouse; sizes g. s, 10 and II. Reduced
from 81. 30 to $3.50 each.
8 Girls Cheviot Refers, braid trimmed; sizes T.
10 and T. Reduced from $500 to $1.5o each.
ealine-lined skirts sizes Is and 49, Reduced from
1880 to $500 each.
3 Girls Navy Blue Suits. adjustable piqne sailor
collar; sizes II and IA. Reduced from $3.50 10
$500 each.
Girls, Winter Jackets, silk lined; sizes IA. 10
and 10: Reduced from $3.50 to $3.50 each.
Third floor
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Brass and White Enameled Beds.

! White and Brass Bed. Was $1,000. Now $500
! White and Brass Bed. Was $780, Now $3.50.
White and Brass Bed. Was s.. So Now ST.
White and Brass Bed. Was $1,000. Now $500.
! Brass Bed. Was $500. Now $65O
l Composite Brass Bed Was $4,000. Now $40 90,
] Elaborate Brass Bed Was $1,000 Now $55 90.
l Brass Bed Was $3.50. Now $500.
1 BrasskB Bed. Was 5000. Now $25. 90.
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Corset Department.

q, pairs French Corsets. cut bias: sizes 49, 49, "a
70 Il - ard 30. Reduced from Sc so to So 80 mr.
pairs French Cofsets. straight front-pink blue
ana white; sizes IS TO II! Reduced from $500 to
Il 10 pairs Corsets good quality jean; sizes o. 2e
~, ~ and 10. Reduced from Soc. to SOC pair
10 pairs Black silk Tacers. Reduced from 25c to
15c pair. tT l. W
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Clearance Sale of Upholstery Fabrics.

Wool Tapestries Plain Veours, for draper
covering squares chair STOOL
odd pairs small lots of Lace Curtains including Irish
Point Esprit, Nottingham,
Also unique and beautiful odd Of Art Furniture
Suites including old Dutch In
lay.
in small and Sizes including oenta
and domesics.
of goods offered third and half off
rnrices tnclear out
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Lamp DEPARTMENT.

from 50. 90 to 500.
a.. large DECORATED Lamp and Globe. Reduced
! Brass Hal! Lamp Reduced from $500 to 81 90.
to IS. 90. TON
Brass Table onyY ton Reduced from $40 m
to $500. W. $500 ~'
Brass Table, onyx top. Reduced from $500
O.. l Large Pink Lamp, Globe. Reduced from 81. so
Large Red Iamn (.Iohe Reduced fron, "a M
to $2.25. .fo'sN,~ ~ ~ WV
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for them. Tue opinion was written BY Mr..
Chief Justice Alvey.
In the case Of Philip Llndemeyer against
Edmund HOFFMAN and Robert p. Trist a
patent appeal the decision OF the commits
sioner of patents appealed from has been
anrmed by the Court OF Appeals. 4, AR.
Justice Morris wrote the opinion
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Proposals Accepted, Order. I....a


The proposal of W. e. Speir. rec.,vaa
January 8. 1901, to construct building for
rear wing OF the new workhouse to be con-
structed on reservation No. ID, material to
be OF red brick witch brown stone trim
nings. with semi-eliiptic lattice truss. book
Tile and slate roof, and building to be COM
pIete with the exception Of heating ana
ventilating appliances. cell work and plump
Ing appliances for cell wing, for the sum
of $58.535. has been accepted by the Dis
trict Commissioners.
The Commissioners have also accepted the
proposal Of the Pauly Jail Building and
Manufacturing Company Of st. Louis. NO..
to construct cell work and all cell ana rear
wing plumbing and locking devices in the
building. The cell and gallery gratdngs to
be of Bessemer steel and window guards
of hve-ply steel, and floor construction to
be Of the Roeblfng system, for the sum OF
$43.3S5.
The Commissioners have ordered that new
curb be set and cement sidewalk laid on
the west side of 14th street southeast, from
p street to g street, at an estimated cost
OF $1.673. to be assessed against lots in
square 1,043, abutting on said 18th street
between the limits named.
That street hydrant be erected at the
southeast corner OF New Jersey avenue ana
e street southeast. ct an estimated cost
ct St0
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Three-Piece Parlor Suites.

] 3-piece Mahogany and Birch Suite, upholstered
in green silk damask Reduced from so to S34.
1 3-piece Richly Carved Mahogany Suite, uphOl-
stored In muslin Reduced from $500 to 5000
1 3-pece Mahogany Suite, nlaid. upholstered in
G0belin tapestry. Reduced from Ses.00 to SiS. 90
/ 3-piece Handsomely Carved Mahogany Suite.
Reduced from $4,000 to $4,000.
Second floor.
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Linen Department.

dozen Richardson's Double Damask Nankins
Reduced from $500 to $500 dozen.
70 dozen Doylies. colored borders. Reduced from
81 so to $1.OO dozen. ~
25 Brown & Richardson's Odd Damask Pattern
cloths; ssifed sizes from 2x2 yards to 3x21s Yards
at 25@o less than regular price. '
Second floor.
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Hosiery Department.

~ pairs Women's Hose. red and black polka dot
Reduced from SOC. to Csc pair ~ VIZ
o. Is pairs Infants Cashmere Hose tan and black
z length; sizes 81 and 6. Reduced from 35c to
3 pairs for soc. AVN "'e' "
First floor
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Arrest

Arrest
Disease by the timely use of Tutt'
Liver Pills. an old and favoritS1
remedy of increasing popularity
Always cures s
SICK HEADACHE,
Sour Stomach. Malaria, Indigestion,
Torpid Liver. Constipation and all
Bilious Diseases. y
TUFTS Liver PILLS
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Odd Pieces Art Furniture

Odd Pieces Art Furniture.
Gilt Arm Chair, upholstered in old silk
damask. Reduced from 5000 to $500.
Gilt Arm Chair. upholstered in old blue silk
damask. Reduced from 1880 to $11.OO.
I Gilt Corner Chair. upholstered in terra Gotta
silk damask. Reduced from $1sy 90 to $14.OO.
Gilt Side Chair, upholstered in pink silk DAM
ask. Reduced fDom $675 to $3.50.
Mahogany Window Seat, French design. uphol-
stored in blue silk damask. Reduced from $3.50
to SIP 90.
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Glove Department.

Is pairs Wonen's Black Giace Kid Gloves; sizef
So and o. Reduced from 81 90 to Soc. pair.
IS pairs Women's Brown Glaze Kid Gloves: size
5,z. Reduced from $3.50 to SOC. pair.
First floor.
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Knit Underwear Dent

l2 Chidren's Plain Vests, part wool tAmeriean
Csc. to 25c. each. " Aion'
10 Women's Plain White Merino Vests. part won,
size q. Reduced from $1.0O to 5Oc. each. WI ;
First door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-07
Mattresses

Mattresses.
Black Hair Mattress. Was $500. Now $14OO.
l Black Hair Mattress. Was $3.50. Now $500.