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PROPOSED NEW RAILWAY.
Electric Line Between WashingtO
and Point Lookout.

Electric Line Between Washington
and Point Lookout.
Philadelphia capital is to build q trolley
line to connect Washington, D. c., says
the Philadelphia North American of today.
with the famous oid-time watering place at
Point Lookout. on the north Of the Poto-
mac where the river widens into Chesa-
peake bay. The airline distance from the
dome Of the Capitol to the beach at Point
Lookout Is less than eighty miles, but. be-
cause numerous small tributaries must be
avoided, the trolley road will be about
ninety-eight miles in length. The company
Is capitalized for 81. 100000.
In the days before the war Point Look
out was q favorite resort. 1t was the ante
bellum Atlantic City. The hotels along
the beach then ranked as among the fin
est on the seaboard. congressman and
senators. ambassadors and even Presidents
sought relief from Official cares at this
ideal place, which was winter resort as
well.
The whims Of fashion took the crowds to
other beaches. and Point Lookout, al
though just as attractive in scenery and
beach as ever, Is almost forgotten. Even
the railroads have avoided the place of
late years
Most of the country to be traversed by
the new line is now devoted to truck farm
ing. The farmers have been compelled to
haul their products long distances in
wagons over ordinary roads. These men
welcome the new line. which has had little
difficulty in already acquiring right Of
way for two-thirds Of the entire distance.
To benefit these farmers 1t Is proposed to
make Point Lookout great shipping point
for truck. to be carried to the wharves by
trolley.
The new line will also give Washington
q new bayside resort. but this can hardly
be accomplished In one summer. The line
Is to be carried straight across country
from Washington to Brandywine. It will
then parallel the railroad to Mechanics
Vile. From this point the cape will be BIZ
sectsd. and Leonardtown win be reached
on the way. Damon Harris OF Darby has
completed the survey.
Offices OF the corporation. which is to
be known as the Washington. Leonard
town and Point Lookout Railroad Com
pany. have been opened at e15 Walnut
street. Former Attorney General r. C.
White of Delaware Is president OF the corr
poration. and Or. c. R. Morgan is secre--
tary. Others interested are c. r. Jones,
manager. and Frank A. Terry. Judge Jo-
seph F. Morgan and b. Harris Camalien.
A reporter OF The Star made inquiry to-
day among those who would b likely to
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Darragh. Miss Alta Jenkins. DR.. and Mrs.
Darragh, ]. AA. Musselman and Lieutenant

Darragh. Miss Alta Jenkins. DR.. and Mrs.
Darragh, ]. AA. Musselman and Lieutenant
e. HI. Stone.
Mr. and Mrs. j. P. Whiteley of Washing
ton are guests at the Lafayette.
Washington arrivals of last Saturday at
Congress Hall include Mrs. Francis B.
erick w. Pratte. Miss Edythe Pratte. DR..
Garrett Mr.. and Mrs. III. l.. Wills ]. w.
Goodrich. Mrs. j. G. Stoddard, A. 9. Hoen
and Harry C.. Peterson.
Earle c. Pierce has Joined the Washing
ton colony at the Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry L. Seldom are among
Washingtonians at the Star Vile.
c. F. Larrabee. a prominent Washington
business man, is sojourning at Congress
Hall.
Mrs. c. A. Darlton and Miss Effle j. Darl-
ton of Washington are guests at the Wind
sor
Pennsylvania and daughter. Mrs. Tate. wife
of Capt. Daniel L. Tate of the Sd U. 8.
Cavalry. now in the Philippines, are guests
at Cape May.
Miss Mary Stiles of washington Is late
arrival and is becoming a popular belle
F. A. Berger and c. W. Taylor have
Joined the Washington colony here.
Miss Elsie Pffer Of Washington Is guest
at the Lafayette.
Mr.. and Mrs James E. McDevitt Miss
Gertrude McDevitt, Miss Margaret McDev-
lit and Miss Catharine McDevitt are guests
at the St0CktOn.
f. A. Pezet, first secretary Of the Peru
Wan legation. and family have Joined Min
lister Calderon and family at the Stockton.
where they will stay until the close Of the
summer.
Mrs J. B. spaulding and Miss spaulding
Of Washington are staying at the Carroll
Villa.
Dr.. and Mrs H. w Pancod of Washing
ton are registered at the Ebbitt for an ex-
tended season.
W. A. Grahame and Misses Elizabeth and
Jennie Grahame are here for their vaca-
ton.
Mrs Jennie OMara and daughters, Grace
and Dora, have Joined the Washington col
ony here.
Mrs j. NJ Bond of Washington is So
journing at the Baltimore Inn.
Miss Esther Fowl Brookes and Miss Lucy
Lee Brookes Of Alexandria are guests at
the Baltimore Inn.
Bruce A. Frye has Joined the Washington
colony at the Baltimore Inn.
Mrs. o. B. George and Miss George OF
Washington are guests at the Rudolph
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry s. Selden of Wash
ington are located at the Star villa.
Mr. and Mrs. George o. Boal of Washing.
ton are late prominent arrivals.
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Cotton From Central Asia.

FROM the London Chronicle.
In an article on the extension of Russian
power in Central Asia the Kreuz Zeitung
draws attention to the remarkable increase
in recent years Of Russian trade and the
development of the resources Of that ex-
tensive region.
Probably the most striking advance is
that Of cotton growing. During the last
sixteen years the acreage under cotton cul-
tivation has risen from 100 acres to S75.-
600. Over 10000 tons of cotton were last
year transported by the Central Asian rail =
way to Caspian ports for transmission to
European Russia. The number Of sheep.
cattle and horses has also vastly increased
during recent years. and attention Ii being
more than ever paid to the oil and mineral
products. which are found In large Quanti-
ties throughout the country.
The completion OF new iron bridge
across the ANU Darya {Oxus). which has
just been opened. will. tits expected. great
ly facilitate communication. Steps are also
being taken to improve and deepen the bed
OF the ANU Darya above and below the
railway bridge.
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know about such an enterprise. but did
not find any one who had heard Of 1t. 1t is
recalled, however, that the plan Of con-
Meeting this city with Point Lookout by a
railroad was advocated strongly some years
ago by the late Col. Suit. This was before
the days Of electric roads. and the only
idea then was to nave steam road. The
scheme, however, was not carried out.
Point Lookout Is now reached by steam
ers from this city. 1t has always been
more or less resarted to during the warm
season by the people of Washington. 1t is
presumed that unless authority Is obtained
from Congress for permission on the part
OF the projectors Of this enterprise to enter
the District. traffic arrangements will be
made probably with the Washington Trac-
tion Company OF use its tracks from the
District line In the Benning region.
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No Further Facts to Review.

NO FuftnGF Fact1 10 NeVIe"'
Controller Traceweii has written the Dis
trict Commissioners regarding decision
made by him last April, in which he ruled
that a forfeiture Of s. day should be
exacted from James Nolan & Sons. under
contract to repair and change the plumbing
in the Grant sch6bl building. Mr.. Trace
well says he has been requested to review
the case by the Secretaty Of the Treasury
and asks for anye,addfttonal facts which
may bear on the case Auditor Petty. to
whom the request was referred, states in
an Endorsement on the same that there are
no facts bearing on the matter that were
not submitted to the controller at the time
Of his initial ruling
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or I am greatly mistaken in Mr.. Tighes
ability to present the matter in its proper
light to the western men.
Taking the strike as whole. we are
making gains everywhere every day. Our
membership is increasing at a rapid rate.
and many non-union mills where we have
never before been able to secure a foothold
are now organized, or partially organized.
Besides those already so organized. l know
of others that will soon take the same ac-
tion. though. Of course, I cannot go into
details on that score"
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Hay scales.

w. C. Haskell. tsealeras of weights and
measures of the District,ohas recommended
to the Commissioners that the hay scales
at the Center Market bss removed and put
in place at TennaliytoHn. and that the
Center Market be spppliAf with new scales
of ten tons capacity ,n
This recommendation Is made by reason
of petition for scales at TennallytoWn
by citizens Of that district.
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POSSIBLE PURCHASE.
Admiral Sampson Said to He Arrang-
ing to Buy q Home.

ing to Buy a Home.
Admiral Sampson. it is understood Is ar
ranging to buy the residence known as
1913 New Hampshire avenue, which was
his home when he was stationed here prior
to the outbreak of the Spanish war. The
house Is at the northeast corner of New
Hampshire avenue and Corcoran street,
and Is the property of Commander Folger.
u. S. N. 1t Is not one of the large resi-
dences of the city. but Is Of good size. end
it's exterior design makes 1t an attractive
example Of domestic architecture
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Wife Asks for Divorce.

Eliza E. Shearer has instituted proceed
ings in the Supreme Court of the District
Of Columbia to secure divorce from JOS.
T. Shearer. The parties were married In
Kansas in September. 1892. and have one
child. Cruel treatment OF the petitioner
by the defendant Is alleged.
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John Brown, colored. eleven years old.
southwest. was treated ~ the Emergsncy
Hospital today for an injury TO his head
and eyes. He told the doctors he was
hurt by . tall while trying 10 board .
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One lot Of odd Portieres, suitable for couch
covers-three yards long-50 inches wide re
yersible. In the pair they sold for $3.50 to
$3.50. Remnant price for single q n De
ones ................. y u 40
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Fined for Beins Disorderiy.

Louis Herbert. Louise Herbert and Rob-
ert Swami were today each fined 70 by
Judge Mills In the Police Court for dts
orderly conduct on q lot In Southeast
Washington Sunday morning last. The
0nea were paid.
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small lot of five OH Stoves, 4-burner
perfect. Remnant price. ............ VOC
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Call for Convention Revoked.


The executive committee of the Lincoln
Republican National. League. a colored Or
ganization. at a recent meeting revoked
the call for the annual convention to be
held in Philadelphia, Pa. August % and
%. and ordered all delegates to be so noti-
fed. 1t then decided to convene the dele
gates in convention at date in Novem-
ber to be fixed by a subsequent meeting
A resolution strongly condemning the
course of certain colored men who are op-
posing the republican ticket in Ohio was
unanimously adopted. The resolutions cite
the fact that every policy Of the democracy
Of the south, as we'll as its national and
International policies. render It impossible
for colored American citizens to support
that party in any stale or In the nation,
and declares that every promise made by
that party to colored voters in any state
has been broken.
The resolution further declared that the
republican party stands for broader iiber-
ties. broader craftsmanship and broader
national ideas. and the administration of
President Mckinley is strongly indorsed.
1t is declared to be without an equal aince
those of Jefferson, Monroe, Lincoln and
Grant. James w. Poe. president of the
league, was instructed to furnish the Ohio
c0l0red papers a copy of the resolution.
after which the committee adjourned to
meet again the evening of the 18th instant.
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wiu nj Johanna Loew.

BY the terms of the Will Of Johanna
Loew. dated March Il. 1893. and filed for
probate, she bequeaths to her son, John
Loew, s. In gold and ope-half her real es-
remainder OF her real and personal prop
erty.
Evening star., 1901-08-15

A lot Of Single Lace Curtains-3h yards lone
"a to 60 inches wide; a large collection OF
patterns and makes In pairs they sold fol
$3.50 to $3.50. Remnant price for sin <M..
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Misses and Children's Pink and blue One
strap slippers, spring heels. These goods are
faded from window display. They range In
size from 81 to 2. Regular 85 and Am
Csc. value-Remnant price. .......... AVC.
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Remnants of White. Light Blue and Pini
All-silk Metallic Ribbons; 3I6 inches wide
Sell regularly for 12hc. OF the on
piece. Remnant price. ........... ONNC.
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Ribbons.

Remnants Of All-silk. Satin. Gros Grain and
Tafeta Ribbons: Nos. and Z. N5L
Value &c. Remnant price. ......... Zz&C.
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small lot Of Walnut finished Screen Doors: !:
sizes 2-10, clio. 81. Regular value, An.
75c. Remnant price. ce........ AVC.
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suit on Insurance Policy.

Carrie B. Perkins yesterday filed suit at
law against the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance Company to recover l.5OO. alleged 20
be due on a policy Of insurance, by reason
of the death of Charles H. Perkins.
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One lot Of remnants Of Denims-2h to
yards In length. rich patterns, sold OF the
piece for 121ac. and 15c. Remnant <7-
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One lot Of Mattings-fne Jap. Mattings. car
pet patterns, heavy quality. Also remnants OF
China Mattings. Sold In the piece for n M
29c. and 40c. Remnant price-yard.. w.
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lot Of fringe to match all
draperies and all sorts Of trim d7L
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Lot Of Ladies' Oxford Ties. in patent leather
and black kidskin and russet leather
Also a few plain Juliets Only the sizes
given below Of the entire lot:
Sizes OF 2h. Is Of 3. 2 Of 81. 10 Of 4,
Of 8. Of g, 2 of 7, 6 Of 8.
Remnant price. /VC.
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Remnant lot Of High grade Ribbons includ-
Ing double-faced satin ribbon, Az inches wide;
most desirable and newest color
ings. Regular price, 20c. Rem 4 ON/-
uaut price. AZ>NA~s
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A lot OF Ladies' Gingham Aprons. fancy Dor
asTs 1., go9d lengths. long strings: 15c. III
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Upholstery.

lot OF remnants OF Draperies consisting of
Curtain Scrim, Silkolines aud Golden Draperies.
Sold OF the piece for &c. and &c. O7k
yard Remnant prfce-yard. ....... ZA&C.
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improvements to Methodist Home.
building permit was issued today to
the Methodist Home to enlarge and alter
premises No. Col M street northwest, at q
cost of $14.OO0
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Only eleven HammOcks left; good strong ma
terial: steel rods and pillows Regu-
lar value. $40, s27o and s2-ss. Sn AO
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lot of Little Gents Satin and Box Calf
Shoes. spring heel. A solid. good-wearing Shoe.
Regular $1.25 and $3.50 Shoe-Rem- mo-
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An odd Iot1of Back ahd Side Combs. Reg
ular value. 25c. and - Soc. Rem RC
nant price. each. h....,,.................O DC.
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Only three 2gai. Water Coolers; galvanized
iron; nickel faucet. Regular price, 1n
$i.25. Remnant price. .............. ZyC.
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Appointed General Manager.

Mr.. ]. T. Hendrick has been appointed
general manager Of the Manhattan Life
Insurance Company for the District Of CO.
lumbia and Virginia, position recently
made vacant by the death of his father.
David s. Hendrick Since he began his
business career. a year or two ago. Mr..
Heudrick has been associated with his
father. and II was upon the record he then
made that Il was decided to place him In q
position which, It is said. was never before
given to man AZ young a. he.
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Mothers Friend Boys Isaundered Percale
Shirt Waists: patent waist band; collars attach
ed: In sizes 13 and Il only. Original o.
price, 75c. Remnant price. ......... ZOS.
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Only 10 Suits left-Boys Wool Cashmere
Vcstie Suits. sizes and only. For On
mer price, 81. 90. Remnant price. OyCe
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Remnants OF Swiss. Cambria and Nainsook
Insertings and Embroideries; some In match
sets: some ere eight inches wide; suitable for
skirtings etc. Sold regularly for 6NN/
19c. a yard. Remnant price. yEDC.
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A small lot Of COrsets. medium and short
Nearly all sizes-59c. value. ....... a1WC,
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Black Goods.
.Remnapts-3S-inchA Allwool Melrose
3S-inch All-wool Henrietta
3S-fnch Black Mohair Figured Pc
rolas. 6
SS,inch Black All-woOl Storm
Serges.
3S-ipch Black Mohair
40-inch Black Atwood Flannels
36-inch Black All-wool Serges
Any of these fabrics are 39c. and
4sc. goods OF the piece. Remnant On
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Mr.. Potter. wife Of VIM. A. Potter. for
mer United States minister to Italy. died
e Kennebunlport. Me-. Monday night.
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small lot Of 23c SILK Wind
and Four-in- hand Ties. Rem n NU/
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,Juafice HarnarA.a Term Hexlua.

Susttc0 normor0S Tern noBsnse
Beginning tomorrow Justice Barnard OF
the Supreme Court OF the District of Coz
iumhia viii be on duty at the city hall for
two weeks. He relieves Justice Clabaugh.
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Muslin Underwear,

lot OF Muslin and Cambria Undergarments
consisting of Gowns, Long and Short Skirts
with umbrella ruff1es; French Corset Covers
Drawers and Chemise. Children's White Dresses
some are slightly soiled Sold for IN
merly for 81 and LBS Remnant price QDyC
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HOuSefurniShingS.

A lot Of SO Decorated Terra Gotta g.
Cuspidors. Worth 1Oc. Remnant price. o.
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A remnant lot Of 40-inch Victoria Lawns ~.
inch Lawns Finest White P. ks Solid Black
ano aRS Fancy ian q siask s1. Lawns Sold for ORR
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A lot Of Ladies' Muslin and Camhric Drawers
deep rufi1e heinstitched. others trimmed with
lace; French Corset Covers trimmed with lace
Short Skirts, Chemise, Children's
White and Colored Dresses. Remnant NR
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Shirt. Waists.
A lot Of Percale and Gingham Waists sizes
32 "a and 80. Sold for 60c. Rem Om-
MATT PSlCe. 4>So
A small lot Of Percale w Waists small n
sizes only. Remnant price. yC.
An odd lot Of Iinen-colored and Figured Lawn
Waists. Sold for 96c.. $1.38 and Rn~
$1.48. Remnant price. ............... SVCe
A lot OF fine India Linon Waists for Fridays
remnant table. Some trimmed and tucked;
some with sailor collar effects. This as other
assOrtments consists Of broken sizes I'M
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Remnants OF Swiss. Nainsook and Cambria
Embroideries and Insertings; some six inches
wide: all neat patterns. Sold regu- Il H.
larry for l211c. Remnant price. -. WaMCe
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Crash. Duck and Galatea Cloth Golf Caps
Sold formerly for 25c. each. Remnant E~
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Hosiery.

remnant lot .gf Sh dozen Chiidren's and
Misses Tan Ribbed Hose: sizes S,a. aud srl
and 10 only Sold regularly for 12nc.. and
some even for 25c. Remnant price. Rr
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An odd lot OF Chatelaines and Pocket
BoOks-39c. and SOC. values. Rem DE-
nant price Observation-Disclosures. Z0E.
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GOLDENBERG'S 1000 n. ..i Pans "a. @ ua. ..-
w GO yZ0 Itn SGFeet Dependable Sc. per
Silks.

Remnants OF the most desirable and season
able goods.
A-irch Satin Foulards. Twilled Foulards.
Black Satin Duchess, Changeabe Taffetas.
White Jap. Cords. Black jap. Sold OF the
piece for SOC. and 69c. Remnant O6N,
price, yard. ...-.-..... S>&o
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Boys Washable Crash Suits. small sizes only.
Former price, 39c. Remnant price, n A.
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Shoe Rem nants,

Misses Extra Large Size Spring Heel Shoes,
patent leather vamp, cloth and Kid tops lace
sizes 2h to 5h-Remnant price. ...... VOCe
Ladies' Tan Lace Shoes. pointed and opera
toe; elegant shoes; only sizes given below:
B-1 Of 2h. Of 3, Of 3H, of 4, 1 Of 8, 4
OF 5h, Of g. Of Z, OF 8.
C-1 Of 2, l Of 8. Of 3h. 1 Of 4. Of 615.
D.l OF 8, Of 81, Of 9. 1 Of 6h, OF Z.
Ell Of f.
Regular prices from 100 to $500 en- an
Remnant price. e............-.... % eFS
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EmbrOiderieS & Laces,

Narrow Val and Torchon Laces and Insert
ings. in lengths Of 2 and yards. Sold n
OF the piece for sc. yard. Remnant price T..
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"A small lot Of Jswaled and Ornamented Back
and Side Combs-5Oc.s and 75c. values. n m.
Remnant price.s.,..r. ............. lVC.
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Remnants Of Cambria and Swiss Edgings and
Iasertings, four inches wide; large variety Of
patterns. Sold for SC. and l0c. 09L
yard. Remnant price. ..........-..- oDaMCe
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DOf11estics.

DOfmestics.
Remnants of Yard-wide Percales-tvo 70
eight yards In the piece; good assortment of
patterns; suitable for children's dresses and
and 1Oc. Remnant price. ...... Oa0MC.
Remnants Of Finest Black Satines-one to
eight,yard lengths; mercerized and plain finish;
the very best made-25c and 35c A ST
quality: Remnant price. ."" :"..::.: .'t l212C.
Remnants Of Dark and Light Prints, neat pat
terms good lengths, suitable for waists Sold
sans sa ''s R'sss 70: se: AND 's ss" 3Ac.
Remnants Of Dress Ginghams, two to ten
yard lergths stripes and checks, in blue pink
etc. Sold for 1Oc. and 12Hc. and @1
1sc in the piece. Remnant price. I4DC.
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Wrappers.

Wrappers.
large tableful assorted Lawn Wrappers
percale. In light and dark cOlorings; nearly ali
sizes in this lot. Sold for 79c. Rem R6no
nant price OyCs
A small lot OF about 20 White India Linon
Wrappers Value. $1.5o, $1,98. Rem K6N<,
Evening star., 1901-08-15

remnant lot OF White Orpandv lawns
Striped and Plain Lawns Plain Col
ored Lawns. Sold or the piece for <D/
12ac. ............... Oa0MC-
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A lot Of Fancy Linen Stationery. Sold
DC. box-tinted only. Remnant n 6
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White Goods.

A remnant lot of Plain White Swiss. Striped
Madras. Satin Striped Lawns, India Linons.
Colored p. KS. Sold off the piece R0/
for 10c. and 12kc. Remnant price, So0MC.
Evening star., 1901-08-15

A small lot Of sCord Knit Shopping Bags,
lcather-covered handles-,. Sold regu- n q
larry for 25c. Remnant price. HOC.
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SOC. Woolen Knee Pants, sizes 8, 4 NR
and only. Remnant price ......... ZSC,
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Miscellaneous Remnants.

A lot Of So Gloria Tw'illed Umbrellas-24 and
26 inches wide. The 26-inch Umbrellas have
natural Congo handles and the 24-inch
have Dresden handles. Remnant pM-
price. .......... ....,.................. eOVN.
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A special lot for Friday Of Plain Black Taf
feta Silk. either rustling or soft finish. The
quality which sells regularly for Co.. N6D/-
Remnant price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w.
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Linens.

Linens.
Misunderstanding of lot of nine dozen
Cotton Honeycomb Bleached Cotton Toweis-
1S136; fringed ends. Remnant 11L
pree....'..'.'...... V4SSCs
From two to dve-yard lengths Of Pure Linen
Clash Toweling: fast selvase: Or. Ss5Z
value OF the piece Remnant price. SMC.
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Black Taffeta SILK, rich luster, rustling finish,
fine quality. Note the width. Regular mE-
value, 81. 10. Remnant price. >SCo
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Boys Clothing.

Balance Of 25c. Wash Knee
Pants, small sizes. Remnant n NW/
price, a pair. Observation-Disclosures. ZEDCe
Evening star., 1901-08-15

A reporter OF The Star made inquiry to-
day among those who would b likely to