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The sun., 1901-03-05
ARMY AND NAVY.

Russia has spent C 9S35.0o0,0OO OF
war in the last 60 years, and 664,oOG
men.
Barrow, in Furness, is rapidly rising
in Importance as private naval dock
yard.
France has decided that all the
troops in the colonies shall henceforth
be armed with weapons similar To
those of the home army.
When the civil war began Washing
ton was without defenses. Two years
later it was surrounded by chain Of
~ forts.
One of the things that appear to
have been settled by the Boer war is
the disappearance from the British
army of the organization known as
the army corps. II is stated authori'
tatiyely that the division is the largest
tactical unit that can be convenient y
employed in the field.
The sun., 1901-03-05
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

Hand-painted designs decorate the
toes Of some of the new slippers.
The Duse coil arranged low at the
nape of the neck is revived among Other
novel evening coiffures.
Half the benefit from liniment 4
from the rubbing. Therefore rub long
and gently. Do not injure the skin
To polish plate glass and also to pre-
vent its becoming frosty in winter
wipe with soft cloth wet in alcohol
Iodoform odor may be removed from
the hands by thorough washing IN
yipegar after the use of soap anu
water.
Linen is entirely unsuited for the
proper application of ointments to the
skin. and still il is popularity thought
essential.
"Ninegar and brown paper" is SUI
a good remedy for bruise. Keep tht
paper or the cloth wet and both swell
ing and discoloration will be less
A hot fermentation that will not re
ouire to be changed frequently can b'
made by dipping a fiat section Q
sponge in hot water. Apply TO N
part, and upon the sponge place no
water bag. If desired the water 7
which the sponge is dipped may b
medicated.
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BIRD AND BEAST.

Birds are blessed with large appe-
tites. The robin can easily devour
two-thirds of its weight in earth
worms in day.
The polar fox changes the cdlor OF
it's coat. In summer it is almost black;
in winter it is SO white that the ami
NAL can scarcely be seen as it scam
pers over the snow.
The whales food capacity is start
ling. In his new work on whales, Mr.,
f. Il. Beddard states that the stomach
of a "bottle-nose" contained 10000
beaks of squid, and grampus had u
porpoises and IA seals, all whole and
intact.
The American ornithologist ~ Alex
ander Wilson-who undertook many
journeys in several parts of the state
to collect knowledge for his grea'
work on the feathered creation, STATED
that near Shelbyville, KY. he came
upon roosting-place of the carrier
pigeons upwards of 40 miles in eN
tent. He found the branches of al
most every tree in the country, whicl
was thlckly wooded, filled with nests
The sun., 1901-03-05
Waitc's Comedy Co.

Last night the Waite Comedy Com
pany opened wseE's engagement at the
Opera House, presenting Lincoln }. Car
ter's sensational mel drama Just Be-
fore Dawn" Long before the curtain
arose people were turned away from the
box Office, all the seats and available
standing room having been sold. The
play was given to the evident satlsiac'
ton OF the audience; it applauded the
members Of the company whenever +
good chance was presented, and In Jus
tlce to the company it must be said there
We ee many.
The play was sup,rbly mounted and
the tory was we'll told, and acted by a.
clever company as Mr.. Waite eyer
brought to this city The performance
was tar superior to the one given las
year by Mr.. Carter's own company. Be
tween the acts clever specialties were ln
troduced aud are above the average clas
usually presented by popular priced o..
CARNATIONS. The lirst of the daily matt
hees will be given this afternoon whe
.he company will be teen in 20 Qleens
Ine n Actress" and tonight 'Tae Blacl
rag will be presented,
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THEATRE GOSSIP.
Dorkstader's Good Bill.

The bill at Dockstader's is made up Q
ten acts this week, and includes such
we'll known people as Mr.. and Mrs. Tony
Farrell, the three musical Willards, Hen
dirk and Prescott. the dancing experts;
Miles and RAYMOND, the original baby
in the cradle act; Mortimer and Nelson,
and others.
MIR. and Mrs. Farrell present one o.
flor~itzs satires entitled IAN American
Duke" in an easy and pleasing manner
The musical Williards present an act O.
exceptional merit, and introduce must
cal instruments galore. Their perform
ances are the best in this line that has
come to D,ckstader's this season. Hen
dirk and Prescott do a clever dancing
act, and Miss Ada Jones won favor in 81
illustrated song sketch. The house WA
crowded at both performances ,ester
day.
The sun., 1901-03-05
THE ALASKA GOLD FIELDS.

The gold yield for Nome since dis
coyery has been $5,000,000.
The total gold yield for the klondike
district alone since 1886 has been $21,-
100000.
The Cape Nome gold fields were dis
covered in September. 1898.
The first gold was found in the Klon-
dixie district in 1886 by Miner Frank
lin.
The total output of gold for Alaska
proper since 1880 has reached the sum
Of $32 ,061, ,450.
Gold was first found at Sitka as early
as 1898, but the discovery was kept a
secret.
The total output of gold for both
Canadian and United States Alaska
since discovery has been $43.o61,45o.
Ketcham and Lebarge. Western
Union company employees, found golc
at Fort Yukon in 1867
The sun., 1901-03-05
A COLUMN OF FIGURES.

Denmark has about 100000 cows.
The world uses 3,5OO,0OO steel pens
day.
The Turks have seven different kinds
of flutes.
After the age of so the brain loses an
ounce every ten years.
Nearly 100000 tickets were left
over from the Paris exhibition.
The area of tea culture in India at
the end Of 1899 was over SIG, 700 acres.
There are $4,000 regularly qualified
Indian voters in the United States.
The penitentiary board of Mississip'
pi has purchased $4,000 acres for a
state convict plantation.
In 90 years the Spanish speaking
people of the world have increased
from 26,190.000 to 42,s00,000.
1t is 116 miles from Washington to
the mouth of the Potomac, in Chesa-
peake bay, and ls4 miles by water to
the Atlantic ocean.
In Washington proper, not counting
suburban extensions. there are 1Oi
streets, aggregating 279 miles in length
and 81 avenues named after ditferen,
states. The suburban extensions, now
being rapidly populated. contain more
than 500 miles of roadway.
The Alexandra palace, London, j.
which the exhibition of 1861 was hel,
and which was in danger of being sol'
to the speculative builder, has been Sc
cured for the nation at cost of $3.50.
300. The palace itself covers sever
acres Of land, while the whole OF tn
| estate comprises 147 acres. The paIac
is to be opened to the public every da.
throughout the year.
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Additional Locals.
WILMINGTON rs SECOND.
1nter-city Bowling League Season
Will Close This Week.

The Inter.cty Bowling League season
!, almost over, and the position OF any OF
,be clubs depends upon some of the
Games oa vet scheduled. Belmont lost to
Pam last week after hard fight; Bel.
fsId again defeated Ersine, and German
,n,yn M lost to Wilmington by 40 pins.
vi Interest in this weeks schedule
centres in the Belmont Wilmington
came at Elm wood, aud much depends
nnon the outcome. The rest OF the sched-
nie is: Germantown VS.. Ersine, at Norris
town. and Belfield vs. Penn at Wister.
The Wilmington team has been playing
an exceptionally clever game. Standing
Iata.
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Authorized to Act as
TRUSTEE EXECUTOR, ADMIN
ISTRATOR, GUARDIAN AS
SIGNEE, RECEIVER, REGIS
TRAR AND AGENT.
rransacts a
GENERAL TRUST BUSINESS.
Allows Interest on Deposits
Loans Money on Mortgages and
Other Good Securities.
Attends to the
Management of Real Estate and tt
the Collection and Remittance OF
Rents,s Interest on Securities and
Dividends on Stocks.
Rents Boxes
In its New Burgular and Fireprooi
Vaults, Makes ample provision in
its Store Room and Vaults Tor th'
Safe Keeping OF Securities and Nalu
able Packages placed in its custody
Keeps Wills without Charge.
BENJAMIN NIELDS, President,
WILLIAM X. BRINCKLE. Vice-Pres
JAMES 3. CLARKSON, Treas. and Sec.
JOHN S. RUSSELL. Trust Officer.
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Reduced One Way Second Glass
Rates to the West via B.& .. II. X.

Every Tuesday until April sOth, inrln.
i've, the Il. X .. X X. 20. will sell
second class Settlers and Colonists
fickrts to the West ut greatly reduced
otes. Colonists' tickets will he sold to
Arizona. California. Mexico Nevada
New Mexico and Texas points. Fares TO
California points will be $46.5O. For fun
particulars write or apply to IL. A.
Miller, L. A., Delaware avenue station
Wilmington, Del.
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USEFUL THINGS TO KNOW
Good light means good health.

Good light means good HeHF1N'
There are eight submarine cables OF
over 1000 miles in length.
Ten million dollars represents ap-
nroximately the cost of the Pan-Ameri-
San exposition, exclusive OF exhibits.
The area of the exposition site is 55o
acres. This includes 1873 acres OF park
lands and lakes in Delaware park one
~ the most beautiful parks in the
world. The plot is mile and quar-
,ar from north to south and half
..,ilA from aast tn west
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a Wonderful Cure.
Howard, Pa, June aI, 1900.

Howard, Pa, June aI, 1900.
To U. S. Army and Navy Tablet Co.,
No. II East nth St, N. y.
Sirs | again write to you and YOU
can make any use Of this letter that You
choose. l wrote you some time ago tllat
my wife was a great sufferer from hci
stomach and that your Tablets We're
doing her very much good. ! want l.
tell you now that my wife appears I
be entirely cured after taking Your TAI
lets less than months at an eNre'is'
to me Of not over $T.oo whereas ! hay
in the last IS years spent several In
dred dollars for doctors and medici
which did not do her any s., q. ~
close you So. 90 for which kindly SEM
me Tablets They ar not for lnyse
my wife not requiring any more; the.
are for friends of mine.
WliiIAM i. llorKi%s,
For sale at all Druggists or sent post
paid for IS cts.
The sun., 1901-03-05
New Town Board for George town.

Speei"i w
Georgetown, March 4.-The town elec.
tion held here Saturday resulted in the
defeat of the old town board. The issue
WAS ssShall the town be bonded for $25,-
600 to put in an electric light piant and
water works?" The old board received
a votes and the opposition received lS4
votes. There is "a bill before the Legisla-
tire to bond the town with the old town
Commissioners named as the wa'er
works commissioned hat was what
defeated the old town board. The man
agement OF the old town board gave gen
eTal satisfaction until their names ap.
peared as water commissioners The
new board will be as follows: John l.
Thompson, James II. McGlothlin, Geo.
w. Hatfield, Rufus w. Torbert and Geo.
II. Mears; assessor, 7. f.. Wilson; treas
urer, William II. Wilson; alderman,
Charles /. Moore. Mr.. Moore has been
alderman for several years.
The sun., 1901-03-05
Talk of Another Trolley Line.

Peter J. Ford and other local capital
lists al interested in project to build :
trolley road from Wilmington to Elklou,
Nd, by way OF Newport, Stanton ano
Newark. The line may also run from
EIkton to Chesapeake City, thence t.
Delaware City, connecting with the New
Castle and Delaware City railway.
The sun., 1901-03-05
Struck on Head With Brick.

Samuel Peters, aborer, employed b,
Ienderman Brothers, on alterations tt
the property of Daniel Ross & Son, Mar.
ket street above Second. was struck on
the head by brick while ascending q
ladder. His head and neck were cut and
bruised.
The sun., 1901-03-05
Certified Copies of workhousc Bill

J. Frank Ball, secretary OF the Board
of Trustees of the New Castle County
Workhouse, has obtained the signature
of Governor John Hum to Lills passed
in the General Assembly in the inter- st
Of the workhouss and has procured certi
fled copies of the acts from Secretary OF
State Layton.
The sun., 1901-03-05
Celebrated wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony R4ybold cele
brated the ffty-ssventh anniversary o.
their marriage in their home, No. 6l0
West street, last night. Mr. and Mrs.
Reybold were married at Cream Ridge,
n. j., but have lived in Delaware Tor
many years. There was large number
OF persons present at the event.
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Cleaned the Street.

Yesterday a force Of men were put to
work cleaning Front street from Poplar
to Washington. Much fifth has accumu,
lated during the winter, but owing Il
the ice it has been impossible to dolnuch
cleaning heretofore
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Cantata in Brandywine Church.

In Brandywine M. Z. Church last
night quartet composed OF Mrs. A. +.
Muhau en-, soprano; Miss Ollie Brooma,
alto; j. Clyde Taggart, tenor, and Joseph
}. Grubb, bass, assisted the choir in The
rendition OF the cantata palms"
The sun., 1901-03-05
THE FAMILY DOCTOR.
A Lovable Old Fellow That Has Dis
appeared From View.

At the graduation exercises held ut the |
New York homeopathic Medical Col |
lege the other day, Pro1. William Tod |
HelnIuth made Il comparison between
the medical man of today and the doctor |
of II past generation. The modern sys- |
TEN of education," said Professor Hell
muth. "has split the science and art OF
medicine into II hundred specialties and
killed an individual once known, but
now, aias! no more, the family doctor.
'He was II good, all-round old fellow,
who had been grnndmothers friend when
she was young, and who had been the
medical adviser of the grandchildren and
their parents, of their aunts, cousins,
sisters and other relations ever since. He
knew not only all the family ills, but the
family q,larres and the family faults.
He was consulted on all occasions, not
only for the relief of bodily ailments, but
for the sound advice in family affairs. He
was present at the births, the marriages,
| the deaths Whether fever ragged or Il
son or daughter was born, or having
been born had gone right or wrong:
whether a broken bone was to be set or
Il broken heart was to bc soothed;
whether to stanch the tears that flowed
from physical pain Or from the sorrow
of Il wounded soul--the family doctor
was always ready. He doctored the
eyes. ears. the nose, the throat; he
set the bones and lanced the felons. He
prohed the wounds and sewed the cuts.
He ate and drank with the family, and
the family loved him. No such being eX-
lists upon earth today, except. perhaps. IN
some unteephoned and photographed
region where as vet human evolution has
not laid its hand
Of the genus now Of doctors
Are species not Il few.
There may br arrant humbugs.
!. But some are learned and true.
One specialist is an occulist,
A second treats the ear,
4 third devotcs himself to lungs
And curious sounds doth hear.
4 fourth with his laryngoscope
Will see your glottis quiver,
While many men the kidneys love
And many more the liver.
Some specialists prefer the joints,
4 few the brains and nerves.
Some spray away ut old catarrh
With hope that never swerveS,
(, Some think Il man in buttons
\ coach and pair to drive
= May serve in lieu of wisdom,
And thus expect to thrive.
But mid these learned colleagues all
The man who leads the list
Is that gentle fingered genius,
!. The Gy-nac-col-o-gist.
Il ;od bless these noble specialists
, In all they have to do,
q And God have mercy on the souls
d or all their patients, toe.
1T cannot he expected in the nature q
- hings that when ones regards are divi,
ii between ten spcciatics the simple
hearted affection that used to he give
he family doctor can exist at all. Tai
NJ IL. things into consideration. l Al
J, rot so sure that this condition, which
tt he product of modern human cvolutio
r $ not very much better for sutferi
n humanity. The stupendous field of med
a III science today, to say nothing of j
I'd llimitablc art. can scarcely he appr
lated. Its cultivation by one man is ;
ihsolute impossiblity.
The sun., 1901-03-05
New Song by Local Talent,

Just Because You Are an Old Sweet.
heart of Nine" the music for which
WAS written by Harry Robinson and
the words by j. Harry Mclaughlin, vii
appear shortly. 1t will probably be sung
for the first time in this city.
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proposed New Fire Company

The people interested in the proposed
new fire company for East Lake are max
lug an effort to secure the charter OF the
old Brandywine Engine Co., which dis
banded early in the fifties. Some OF is
members are still living and they will be
consulted in the matter.
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u,he Great Enult.

Miriam Cat auction, ecstatically)-l
inst love to go to auctions!
Melicent--I don't. They keep bid
diru things up and up instead OF mark
- ,a4m dnwz.-Eyossi5n Esse~
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Dockstader's Theatre.
a, ~ rr,t xNrt.

A Rig Bill or Vaudeville Novelties
THE THR EE MUSICAL WlLLARDS
MIR. and MRS. TONY FARRELL
Mortimer and Nelson, Miles ane Raymond
Wendrix and Prescott Miss Ada Jones
Manley and Rose, Arthur heeu
Taggart and Cole BABY Mailoiie
Ten Big Acts, 10, 20, 30 cents.
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SECURITY TRUST'TAND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY,
rio Market ST. Wilmington, Del.

CAPITAL (tuII paid $5OO,OOO
SURPLUS $15O,OOO
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The Death Record.

The following deaths for twenty-four
partmcnt up to noon yesterday: Clement
C. Beckett. 81 years; Catherine Ockstadt,
76 years; Israel Rubenstein, GS years;
Louise Spraul, 67 Years; William Prue. 81
years, Mary Frances Culley. 60 years;
Willard Fales, 50 years; Cecilia Steppes,
5S years; Jessie Thornton, 50 years: Annie
Funston 30 years; Ida Smith Crawford,
SO years; Thomas Blake, rs years; Charles
Fadier, 26 years; Tenia Topper months;
Abraham Smith, SJdays. and infant of
Malice Harris, ! day.
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POKER, RACES, THEN DIVORCE,
Mrs. Fnckner Alleges Desertion
Against Her Husband.

Her husband gave up good position
and engaged in playing poker and bet
ting on the races, Mrs. Enid S. Fackner
states in petition for divorce filed
against Joseph NJ. Fackner.
They we're married in this city in July,
1897, and in November 1893. Mrs. Fac1-
ner say, her husband finally and com
pletely deserted and abandoned her. She
is now compelled to earn her living by
sewing II. B. Moulton is named as coun-
sci for the petitioner
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AGED MANS BAD FALL.
NJ. c. HuddIeston, II Years Old, Tum-
bles from Roof.

While at work on the roof OF a build
ing at the corner of Wisconsin Avenue
and the Woodley Lane Road about 11:3O
O'Clock yesterday morning NJ C. Huddle-
ston lost his footing and fell to the
ground.
He was injured about the head and
back He was attended by DR.. Chapelle.
In whose buggy he was removed to his
home, 1880 Thirtieth Street northwest
Huddleston is seventy-two years of age.
and his escape from instant death is con-
sidered miraculous.
The Washington times., 1901-12-06

National-"If Were King" evening.
Columbia-Louis Mann and Clara Lip
man in THE Red Kloof," evening.
Chase's-Peter Daley and polite vaude-
VILE. afternoon and evening.
Lafayette-"A Lady of Quality" even
ing.
Academy-"The Village Parson." even
ing.
KerLan's-Reilly Woods burlesquers,
afternoon and evening.
Bijou-Burlesque and vaudeville, after
noon and evening.
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stop That Head Cold in 10 Minutes

or it will develop into chronic catarrh. Dr.
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder stops cold in the head
IN ten minutes, and eelisyes most acute and deep
seated catarrh after one application. Cures quick
" and permanently. 81 have used DIR. Agnew's $
Catarrhal Powder with best results. II IS great
remedy and | never cease recommending it,
John E. Dell, Psulding, Ohio Sold by F. $.
Williams, Ninth and Streets, and Edmonds &
Williams Third Street and Pennsylvania Avenue
The Washington times., 1901-12-06
STREET LIGHTING.

High tide. 4:37 AN. and sos PM
Low tide AN. and 11:14 PM
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THE SIS AID MOON.

Highest temperature, p. m......... 3
Lowest temperature, q. m........-... 1
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Cloak Department.

A lot Of twenty-five fine Taffeta
Silk Waists. styIishly tucked and
thoroughly made; in allC OA
colors. Worth IS and Sc DE Nj
Early callers will snpI sOJ
dozen Ladies' Walking Skirts OF
Thibet and Vicuna, N Oxford, medium
grey and black Regular $5.9s 81 co
values. Friday for ........... ~o'Vo
Eighteen Oxford Grey Raglans. half
satin lined, with new bell cuns-lat-
est cut and of superior quail
ity. Worth S17.9S. Friday St1 AZ
A small lot of Ladies Dress Skirts.
Of excellent quality Venetians and
chevicts. well tailored and 81 co
perfect hanging. Go Friday for .V-.oJ
Nine Ladies Long Coats Of Import
ed kersey Cloth, AZ inches in length.
CoIors are tan and castor.
Satin lired. Sizes 80 and "a. 80 OK
Worth $500, for ..........~J .~J'Jo
Two dozen Neck Scarfs OF electric
seal fur, with clusters of tails 81 3S
will be closed out Friday at. ~
Odd lot of Ladies' Coats, OF all
wool kersey. in black and castor, 27
AID "a inches in length. Well "a 0&
tailored. Friday for 'JO
Fifteen Ladies' Tailor-made Suits OF
imported cheviots and venetians,
jackets are silk lined and skirts are
1ounce cut. Regular 81 val 90 OK
ues-Friday for ..........-.....1 .1'oO
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Odd Lots of Linens.

"a German Damask Table Cloths
plain white, red or blue borders; 3
yards long actual measure; or
neat dice patterns. Just the Ia KN
cloth we sell regularly for Sb,D
s119. Remnant price, each.
12 dozen lot Of Towels, extra large
size; some OF the heavy huck with
hemstitched ends and fancy colored
borders; some OF the fancy bordered
damask. with heavy tied fringe. I ut
Regular 25c value. Remnant price ~
so dozen Doilies left from the 1000
dozen lot of the James F. White
stock Plain white, red. and blue bor-
ders, fringed all around; worth 75c
dozen In regular way. Remnant 3lC
price, each. --...--..-.--...-.-..- "
$50 remnants of Table Damask. from
IL to 4-yard lengths: all quail
ties in the lot; some Of the soft-fnish
cream German goods: some Of the fine
Irish Damask. marked one-third less
than regular prices.
The Washington times., 1901-12-06

Boys Short Refers. sizes 4 to
years. afl-wooI frieze. only color gar
net, with black velvet c. HA
collar. Sold for SO each. h11
To the rirst twelve CALI ..Wy
Children's Hats, Yale style. In red.
royal blue, tan, and navy felts.
Sold for 4sc each. To close out 10e
Ten Youths Long Coats, made OF
tan and oxford grey English covert
cloth. raglan cuffs. vertical slash
pockets. sizes 16 to 10 years. q TX
Sold up re- 81. Today 'J.fJ
small lot of Boys Dark Negligee
Shirts of heavy cheviot, collar and
cuffs attached. sizes II to 1917 neck
measurement. Sold for 3ec each. foe
While they last today. ~
All that's left of the 81 quality
Mothers Friend" Shirt Waists. best
pereale; sizes 4. 5 and have two
separate collars; sizes IL. IL and i3
made like stiff bosom shirts, with
separate cuffs; all are finely 1SC
laundered. Out they go today for -
A lot of odd Double breasted Suits
for Boys 8. 9. 10 and Is years;
fancy cheviot and cashmere. 81 IN
Sold UP 10 s4 suit, for. ...-... i.JV
The Washington times., 1901-12-06
Ubs auaSbinston 0imes.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER. 6, 1901.
weather Indications.
TEMPERATURE

Fair today and probably tomorrow; light
northerly winds, Secoming variable.
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TIDE TABLE.

Sun rose ..7:04 AM Sun sets. 4:3s PM.
Moon rises ....... Moon sets..2:5G An.
The Washington times., 1901-12-06
AMUsEMENTs.

Lamps lit today y..................5:l4 II p. NJ.
Lamps out tomorrow. A. NJ.
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Ribbon Remnants.

Remnant lot of All-silk Taffeta
Ribbons, plain and fancy n7c
numbers 5 and Tn all ~
the best selling eolors- 70
worth up to 12c yard-for....
Big lot of remnants OF Plain and
Fancy All-silk Taffeta Ribbons, in all
the leading colors. Good desirable
lengths. Qualities sold off the SIc
piece up to 15c yard, for ........ J2
Number 40 All-silk Taffeta Ribbons,
g IL inches wide)-in all leading
colors, such as light blue. pink, violet.
etc. Remnant lengths up TO 8 TIC
yards. Regular 19c qualities for. 2