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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-14

mette's anti-venene. but was not sanguine
as to the result, the patients condition be-
Ing apparently hopeless. The effect of the
remedy was marvellous. Consciousness re-
turned In fifteen minutes and was SO en-
couraged by the result Of the first infection
that decided to give another dose of the
serum. 1t acted like magic. and within
three hours of the first Injection the pa
tient was well. DR.. Sen. my assistant sur
geon, was present at the time. have sent
the notes of the case to DR.. L. Rogers, the
professor of pathology to the Calcutta Med
ical College, and propose to also send a
report to DR.. Calmette. who is know, al
ways glad to hear OF cases in which his
remedy has been used. am satisfied that
In even desperate cases we have In DR..
Calmette's serum really reliable remedy
for the bites Of poisonous snakes, and I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-14
IL to 1 .

Mems Double-breasted Cardl-
gan Jackets; So value-SI.S8:
Women's Silk Boas; usually S.
-95c.
Lot of fine Sample Umbrellas;
So. 50 grade-$I.55.
5 cases Women's Underwear,
grades never sold less than 5Oc.--
Csc.
3 cases Children's Underwear, the
kinds always and everywhere sold
for soc. at Ieast--24c.
Ladies' Marten Fur Neckpieces,
six large tails-S4.oS.
Ladies Very Fine Walking or
Pedestrian Skirts; stylishly made
of high-grade materials; a garment
readily selling at $I2.5o-S7.o8.
Boys Fine Blue "Borombo"
Chinchilla Refers, elegantly made,
with velvet collar, wool plaid lin
ing, 4 to IS years; SIS is the usual
price-$2.4o.
Best Quality Stair or Runner
Oilcloth, pretty patterns and colors
sells at 1oc. yard-5Sc.
White Applique Scarfs, Shams
and Center Pieces, some slightly
soiled, worth up to 4oc.-15c.
Best Quality Jersey Leggins,
fleece lined, extra high cut-chil-
dren's 75c. sizes, 44c.; misses ST
sizes, $40; ladies' SI.25 values, o4c.
All Pure Wool Black Silk Fin
ished German Henrietta, 46 inches
wide, selling readily at 75c. yard
45c.
Atwood Black and Navy Blue
Storm Serge, 81 inches wide, dou-
bic twist yarn, regularly 75c. yard
-4oc.
Ali Silk Black Taffeta, NOT
taffetine, 20 inches wide, value SOC.
yard--3oc.
Striped and Figured Shifting
Prints, all fast colors, regular price,
SC. yard-2zsc.
Domet Flannel Skirt Patterns,
all colors, IA yards wide, regu-
larly 25c. each-Ioc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-14
HEcF1Ts' GREATER STORES 513=515 Seventh NV

best. 1t only shows that they are as liable
as man or any other creature to morbidity
or appetite. From a more scientific stand
point any animal that Is well developed
can extract support for his body out OF
either the vegetable or animal kingdom.
Weight for weight, nuts and peas contain
much more of sheer nutriment than any
meat. and they are natural enough foods
In the sense that they were used by primi-
tive man: but meat Is also natural enough,
since man became a hunter early in his
savage days The moral seems to be that
meat eating In the first instance was NOR
bid. but has become second nature. and the
same development might quite well happen
In the case of certain animals IL circum-
stances should favor it. Fortunately, how
ever. the discussion OF the possibility is
merely academic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-14
1 D to 1 1 .

Ladies Walking Skirts, stylish
ly made, gray, S. and more usually
-SI.oS.
Ladies Elegant Dress Skirts,
black and blue Lymansville chev-
lot, trimmed with founce, best
binding, high grade in every par
ticular-S3.98.
Ladies Fine Taffeta Silk Under
skirts, black and colors, excellent
quality-S5.oS.
Ladies Very Stylish and High
grade Silk Waists, in black and
colors, all newest and most elabo-
rate styles-S3.98.
BOYS Atwood Knee Pants, ex-
ira good wearing quality-25c.
Boys Blue Century Cloth
Waists, just the thing for school
wear-I2Hc.
Boys Suits, excellently made in
dOuble-breasted styles, suitable for
school or dress. all sizes-SI.9S
Fine Toilet Soap-Ic. cake.
100 yds. Black Spool Silk-2c.
Mems Anchor Brand Unlaun-
dered Shirts. SOC. value-3oc.
Mems Camel Hair Underwear,
75c. yalue-59c.
Mems Fancy Hose, regular
price, I9c.-Ioc.
Mems Adler's Gloves, standard
quality at SI.5o-SI.oo.
WOmen's Fast Black Drop
stitch and Fancy Hose, zoe. value
-I2Hc.
Women's Kid Gloves, slightly
mended, all leading shades, ST
quality always-30c.
Torchon Laces, 3 and 4 inches
wide. beautiful designs, Ioc. yard
usually-2Hc.
Embroideries, 2 and 3 inches
wide. sell at Ioc.-4c.
Women's Fancy Edge Handker-
chiefs, I5c. value-9c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-14
King Edwards Title.

The new style of the king was proclaimed
recently. 1t runs: Edward the VII by
the Grace of God. of the United Kingdom
OF Great Britain and ireland and of the
British Dominions beyond the sea, King,
Defender of the Faith and Emperor OF In
dia." 1t Is not perhaps generally remem-
bered that to Canada is mainly due the
wording Of the part of the title applying to
the British possessions beyond the seas"
The question was submitted to the same
possessions" last January, and sugges-
lions were asked for. The Canadian privy
council took exception to the expression
Greater Britain" In the suggestion OF Mr.
Chamberlain, which ran king of Great
Britain and Ireland and Of Greater Britain
beyond the seas" as not being definite or
ineligible enough" to convey to foreign
powers an idea of the worldwide character
of the empire over which the king rules. II
proposed the assumption Of the title king
Of Canada, Australasia, South Africa, ana
all the British dominions beyond the seas"
but In the event OF that being deemed I'M
fair to the smaller colonies the title kim
of all the British dominions beyond the
seas"
In effect the latter suggestion has been
accepted and Incorporated with the kings
title.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-14
9 to 1 d.

5 Mems Natural Wool Under
3 wear, slightly soiled, usually sold
s at 69c.-25c.
3 Mems Fast Black Hose, 15c.
( quality-8c.
/. Mems White Laundered Shirts,
& 1917, is, 10 and 1914, sell at ST.
: $50.
{ Mems Cardigan Jackets, ST
3 value-69c.
b Boys Fleece-lined Underwear,
b 800. value-2Ic.
B Boys Ribbed Union Suits, sell
3 at $I-45c.
s Women's Ribbed Fleeced I'm
b derwear, gray and white, 25c.
3 value-I0c.
b Ladies Fashionable Oxford
b Gray Walking Skirts, made with
3 deep hounce, small priced at 81. so
b -S1.49.
b Boys Good Wearing Knee Pants.
ss all sizes--o 1-2c.
? Boys Warm Flannelette Waists,
: gray stripe effects-I212c.
? Babies Long and Short Slips,
made Of fine cambria, nicely trim
med-very special for this hour
only I9c,
Babies Sacques of fine fan
!. nelette, dainty ribbon fastening,
!; worth 25c.-Ioc.
!: Cream Curtain Scrim, neat de
: signs, worth SC. yd.-278c.
7; Waterproof Felt Window
= Shades, all colors, complete, with
: fixtures-6z$c.
= 5-foot Curtain Poles, walnut !;
: cherry and oak finish, brass fix
:; tures-I47Sc.
!. One case Dark Outing Flannels,
= the regular SC. quality-4Bc.
!; Wool Storm Serges, PopIins, Gren-
: ates and Fancy Novelties, black and
i all Colors, 40 inches wide, , to s.
s yard lengths, sell from Csc. to 3Sc.
!. yd.-I2 lac.
: 1900 yards Amoskeag Apron
: Glnghams, called seconds, but
$ absolutely perfect, blue and brown
3 checks, regularly sold at &c. and
$ &c. yard-3z8c.
3 1850 yards Bleached and I'm
+ bleached Twilled Tea Toweling,
s sells everywhere at Sc yard-2$c.
s Ladies IS-inch Bicycle Boots,
j. size 2. usually sold at S3.oo-75c.
$ Ladies Extra Fine Red and
s Black Juliets. fur trimmed-69c.
: Comfort" Shoes for old ladies,
: sizes ) and 8, sell at SI-5o-60c.
! Ladies and Misses Untrimmed
/ Hats. in all colors, including black,
newest and best shapes, sell at 79c.
* -25c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-14
3 to 3.
(CONTINUED.)

NCS.NAA-NCLD.J
Pretty Nottingham Lace Cur
tains, pretty styles to select from,
worth 75c. pair-4oc.
Misses Coats, in tan, castor,
brown, red and royal, fine kersey
cloth, stylish auto backs, sold for
$o.o8-special for this hour-S4.o8.
Ladies' Flannel Tea Gowns,
nicely made, sizes 81 to Sc, worth
$3.oo-$I.o8.
Long Bedford Cord Coats for
the baby, heavily lined, capes trim
med with ribbon-$I. o8.
Sheet Music, slightly soiled-Ic.
Sewing Machine Cotton-Ic.
Ladies Very Fine and Stylishly
Made Silk Waists, in black and
colors; the very newest effects
$40.
Boys Fine Dress Suits, in dou-
ble-breasted or vestie styles; SELL
ing always at $4-$2.4o.
Lot of Boys Blue Sailor Blouse
Suits, silk tie, all wool and I'M
usually well made-SI.o8.
Taffeta Silk, rich raven black,
Fl inches wide, selling at soc. yard
(but one dress pattern to a buyer
-20c.
All Pure Wool Homespuns,
newest and most called-for colors,
"a inches wide, sell at 75c. yard
400.
Turkish and Honeycomb
Towels, worth &c. each-2Bc.
Black and Colored Percalines
and Silesias, all shades, selling at
12Hc. and 15c. yard-6zSc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-14
1 o. to 1 1 .
(CONTTNUED.)

As Trimmed Corset Covers, a
sample line, none worth less than
25c.-IOc.
Ladies Flannelette Kimona
Sacques, 800.
Ladies Flannelette Short Skirts,
with yoke bands-25c.
Ladies Fancy Flannelette Shirt
WalSts-3oc.
Ladies Corsets, made of good
quality heavy coutil-3oc.
Ladies' PercaIe Wrappers, dark,
fast cOIors, heavy quality, all have
flounce trimming; sell at CSC.
Heavy White 1914 Blankets ret
ty borders, pink and blue, wo.th
7Sc. pair--3oc.
Best Quality Holland Window
Shades, in various colors, complete
with fixtures-Ioc.
Pretty Nottingham Lace Cur
talns, some very slightly imperfect,
worth UP to SI.25 pair-6ec.
Heavy Floor Oilcloth, pretty
patterns and colors, worth up to
35c. yd.-23c.
Heavy Bed Comforts, good
size, sell at s1.oo-6oc.
Big lot of Manufacturers Sam
pies of Embroideries, 5-yard
lengths, the kinds selling at Ioc.
yd.-412c.
Lot of Embroideries and Insert
lngs to match, Swiss and Main
sock, 5-yard pieces-ec.
Ladies Fine Embroidered Col
lars, sell at all stores at Ioc.-3Hc.
Unbleached Canton Flannel, 80
inches wide, 2 to Io-yard
lengths, the width and quality sell
ing always at Ioc. yd.-3Zsc.
All Pure Wool Cancels Hair
Cheviots, all the very newest col
ors, 40 inches wide, sells at SOC.
yd.-271zc.
All Pure Wool Flannels, all the
tall cOlOrs, tor waists, etc, regular
price, 45c. yd.-25c.
Unbleached Sheeting Muslin,
full yard wide, selling readily at
&c. yd.-3zsc.
Odd lot Fancy Silks, all colors,
2o6 yards in all, worth at least SOC.
yd.-I2Hc.
Ready-made Bed Sheets, double
size, bleached and unbleached,
hand torn and ironed, free from
dressing, real value soc. each
800.
Misses Real Dongola Button
Shoes, solid leather, nicely made,
low priced at $I--45C.
Ladies Fur-trimmed House
Slippers, solid counters, value 75c.
-40c.
Children's Dongola Lace Shoes,
the quality sold at 75c.-43c.
Ladies Ready-to-wear Hats, in
best fur felts, castor, gray, brown,
Dlue ana Dldck, selling at 90 and
MOROCCO.
Wings, Breasts, Pompons, etc,
in colors and black, for hat trim
ming, selling at 3oc.-I7c.
Long, Silky Amazon Plumes,
Io inches long, for hat trimming,
worth S2Io-this hour $I.1o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-14
GunbOats for the PhfIIppfues.

The report from japan that the United
States government has placed an order for
six gunboats with the Urga Boat Company
is not strictly accurate. Some time ago the
Secretary Of War authorized the Philippine
commission to purchase thirty or forty gun
boats. to be used among the islands for
revenue and police patrol purposes. They
were to be bought at Hong Kong and other
places where they could be obtained at
the best ADVANTAGE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-14
g. to- 3.

500 pairs Boys and Youths Rus
set Shoes, nicely made and strong--
for this hour Use.
Ladies' Elegant Trimmed Hats,
made and trimmed in good quality
veIvets, braids, breasts, pompons,
ETC., worth SIS. O0--$2.0S.
Heavy White 1914 Blankets,
neat pink and blue borders, worth
75c. pair-30c. Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-14
1 1 to IL.
(CONTINUED.)

Turkey Red Table Covers, size
"a, fringed ends, fast colors, sell
always at 6oc. each-2oc.
Ladies and Misses Untrimmed
Hats, made of best fur felt, most
wanted shapes, all colors, includ-
ing black-among them some
ready-to-wear styles, worth SI.4o
-6oc.
Table of Black, White and Black
and White Breasts, Pompons,
Wings, Birds, Coque Feathers,
ETC., for hat trimmings, worth up
to $1.25-choice 3oc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-14
Natural Foods.
From the London Globe.

A man of science in Germany. with view
20 deciding what foods are natural to men
and animals, has collected a mass of in
stances in which gramnivorous animals
have taken kindly to flesh eating. Horses
are said to delight In raw flesh when food
Is scarce In the desert. and altogether to
lose the horror OF blood. which Is often
conspicuous elsewhere. Ponies, again, are
fed on fish, and IL Is known that pigs will
delight In any food. animal or vegetable,
which they can get hold OF. But the fact.
which is undoubted that animals will
change their natural diet does not disproye
that natural-that Is to say. usual-food Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-14
Now Working Overtime.

The census bureau is now working over
time In order to comply with the law which
makes 1t obligatory on the part of the
director to have all Of the volumes relating
TO population. agriculture, manufacturing
and vital statistics ready by July L. There
are 3l43 employees at work in the bureau
now, drawing $S,0s1 day BY April i
next about $500 Of these employees viii be
dismissed. Smaller editions will be printed
In this census than I'm the last which will
mean large saving to the government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-14
Il to s.

Ready-made Bleached Sheets,
size 54xeo, hand torn and ironed,
free from dressing, sell at 3oc.-
zoe.
Unbleached Table Linen, 60
inches wide, 5 choice designs, the
800. quality-25c.
Ali Irish Linen Napkins, lunch
size, selling at 75c. dozen-4ec.
Atwood English Tweeds, 48
inches wide, camel's hair stripe eff
fects, worth 75c. yard-45c.
Best Quality Overgaiters-1oc.
pair.
Ladies Calfskin Lace Shoes,
sizes a and S, the $I.5o grade ev-
erywhere-6oc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-14
Troops No Longer Needed.

The Secretary Of the Interior has notified
the Secretary OF War that troops no longer
are needed In the Indian territory The
troops now in that territory were sent
there month or more ago from Fort Reno
on account of disturbance. The notifica-
ton is based upon the recommendation of
Assistant Secretary Ryan, who has made
personal investigation Of the conditions in
the territory,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-14

the work was raised by subscription among
the soldiers and those who will be benc-
fitted by the Improvement
One of the large sand-diggers OF the Ma
tional Sand Dredging Company has been
taken to point below Alexandria to dig
sand and gravel from the river bottom for
the local market
The tug Stella, with barge No. rs in tow
loaded with oil, has sailed from Baltimore
for this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-14
Department VIII Protect Indian,

The Secretary Of the Interior has taken
cognizance of the situation at San Carlos
Indian reservation. Ariz.. to the extent OF
directing the agent for the Indians TO no.
tify territorial and county officers that the
department expects them fully to protect
peaceable Indians while legitImately en-
gagged In work on the roads In that vicinity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-14

propose to supply all assistant surgeons
with syringe and some bottles of serum
At present only this place and Chakard-
harpur are SO supplied I am now con-
WINGED that the case reported by me in
saved had large dose of the serum been
injected and had the patient come under
treatment earlier"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-14
Another Cure for Snake Bite.
From the London Times.

From the London Times.
Mr. Robert Miller. writing from the Of
fees Of the Bengal-Nagpur Railway Com
pany under date October IT, sends us the
following Interesting extract from the mar
rative report of the company's medical Of
flcer in India for the month Of August:
ION the night of the 23d I was called to
see coolie woman who had been bitten
She was said to have. been bitten at about
pm and did not see her till two hours
later. She was then practically moribund,
the throat paralyzed and consciousness
completely lost. All the symptoms of poi
soning by colubrine venom were well
marked. I injected full dose Of DR.. Cal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-14
1 1 to IL.
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.71zc.
Women's Heavy Ribbed Fleece
lined Underwear; SOC. quality
35c.
Children's Heavy Ribbed Fleece
lined Underwear; 800. kind-22c.
Ladies' Very Chic and Stylish Rag
ians, loose back and half-fitting
styles, tan, Oxford gray and blue, all
sizes and very high grade, selling
every day at $2O--special at $3.50.
Ladies Blue and Black Walk
ing Skirts, made with double-strap-
ped seams and stitched flounce; a
very superior garment-$4.o8.
Finest Taffeta Silk Skirts, fash
ionably made and trimmed with
ribbon quilting, velvet ribbon
bands, flounces, ETC.; worth one
third more-for this hour, 1898.
Ladies Fine Tailor-made Suits,
in a variety of fabrics and many
styles; all very high grade and sell
ing readily up to $2o-special at
$I2.5o.
Lot of Ladies' Fine Sample
Skirts, every garment high class,
not over of kind-fnest broad
cloth, Venetian cloth, homespuns,
etc, in all colors and in variety
of styles-astonishingly priced for
this hour at $5.oS.
Hot Water Bags, guaranteed
zoe.
Cabinet of Steel Hair Pins-Ic.
Ladies Atwood Flannel Waists,
colored and black, worth up to
SI.9S-special at 9Sc.
Children's Bingham Dresses, all
good, fast colors, check effects
I.3c.
Ladies White Aprons, nicely
made-IOc.
Children's White Aprons, all
sizes, neatly made-Ioc.
Ladies' Eiderdown Bath Robes,
trimmed with pink and blue ribbon,
cord and tassels, elegantly made,
sell up to $5--$l.o8.
Ladies Imitation Mink Fur
Neckpieces, 6 large tails-S1.oS.
Ladies Fine Black and Blue
Kersey Coats, edges finished with
rows of stitching, fine satin lining;
IN all respects high grade and very
dressy-$o.o8.
6 Ladies Fine Electric Seal
Coats, very high grade and selling
at S4o-very special at SIS.
Boys Fine Percale Waists, sizes
to 8 years, excellent for wear
sac.
Boys Atwood Knee Pants,
nice-looking and made to wear
800.
Boys Fine Oxford Gray Over
coats-nicely made, with velvet
collar, excellent lining and thor
oughly serviceable and cookbook
ing; sizes 4 to IS years-S2. %.
Boys Russian Blouse Suits, the
tip-top of style, several kinds, SELL
ing usually at So, 81 and S.
1898.
Boys Splendid Grade Blue Cheviot
Coatee Suits, singIe-breasted vests,
mannish shape, 3 to 8 years, sell at
$2.5O--for this hour, o9c.
Boys Blue Sailor Blouse Suits.
silk tie, all wool and extra well
made-$I.o8.
Women's Fine Black Foster Hook
Kid Gloves, in all sizes, the quality
everywhere sold at $l--55c. but
one pair to buyer.
Ladies Dressy Dongola Button
Shoes, value $I.25-73c.
Mems Finest Quality Plain Toe
Patent Leather Shoes, very small
priced at $3-for this hour special
at SI.49.
Boys and Youths Iron-clad
School Shoes, values $I.25 and
$I.5o-Soc.
Imported Black Silk Velvets,
close, fine pile, full width, selling
always at ST yd.-5oc.
Lot of Surah Silks, 6 choice
shades, selling at SOC. yd. always
and everywhere-25c.
Atwood Black Homespuns,
heavy quality, 81 inches wide, real
value 75c. yd.-371zc.
Atwood Ladies' Broadcloth,
Sc inches wide, black and all col
ors, sells regularly at 75c. yd,-
4oc.
Lot of Fleeced Wrapper Elan
nelettes, some 81 inches wide,
gray, black, blue and red, sold at
&c. and Ioc. yd.-3Bc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-14
You Can Have 1t Charged.

NYon welcome to the "Charge privilege, whether
l4yoJEafe Hour Sale buyer You open
Eoer&t and pay weekly monthly, is convenient
r Noscharge for credit-cash prices always
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-14
Very Unwelcome.

Very Unwelcome.
From the Chicago News
Sandy Pikes-''You don't look very pleas
ant. pard. Did You get a handout at de last
house?"
Billy Coalgate-"Yes. but de hand dat
cum out was in de shape of closed fist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-14


but Tt
R ymi dM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-14
ITheOVerCOats

And the best 0vercoat
special we've ever Of
fered. Made of fine blue
kersey cloth, In the
proper weight for fall
and winter. Finished
In the best manner In
every detail. Regularly
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-09
TOMBSTONE FOR A MONKEY.
The Little Animal Remembered Az
ter Two YenrS in the Grave.

BALTIMORE. Nd. oct 9.-WheI Cen
crai Macoo n pet monkey owned by
Frank Bennett a restaurant keeper at
go East Fayette Street. died September
IS. 1899 and was buried with unusual cere-
mCuy at HopeweU Shore. Middle River.
the next day his owner declared that his
grave would be marked by a tombstone.
Mr.. Bennett was surprised yesterday 20
receive from his friend George q. Morri-
son a fine white marble slab Intended as a
tombstone for the dead monkey. The
stone is about two and a half feet high.
rounded al the TOD. and foot wide
| Upon the face Of the stone these words
are cut.
To a monkey. Here lies MaceO my
nearest kin VINO never fell through Ad-
ans sin. HOWe.eT we differed. well
meet as brothers IL Paradise.
Mr. Bennett says he Will have the stone
| placed at the head of the monkeys grave
with GHg ceremony one day next week.
General NaCsO was over three years
/ old and was brought here from Colon
Central America. by the captain of a
vessel when quite young and was given
To AIr. Bennett. He was very IuJellig, NJ
and was treated and cared for as child
He would open the refrigerator in search
I Of something TO eat and break up cUuteu-
I tious over card games by running away
| by Mr. Bennett he acquired a taste for
irtoNiCaUts and often jumped upon the
saloon bar and slipped beer and whisky.
When nc died he was dressed iu q white
I silk gown and buried iu neat satin
3 lined Casket
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-09
Entrier Ut Harlem.

HARLEM. Oct s.-EutrIes for today's
races
First racc-For three-year-olds and up
ward; selling: five and one-haIf fur
Iongs.-If You Dare. 10. Gawaiue. l09.
School for Scandal. l06, Harry H.. Ioi,
hummer. Nountehauk. l03; ST. Cuthbcrt,
l0l. Seyoy. ScgurancsI. IUl; Johnnie NJ. 81
Emma r, g.. Little Jack Horner, Auuu.
So Educate S.
Second race-F0r twO-year-oIds- handi-
cap. five Observation-Disclosures IlU- Julia
Junken. SO, ] audseer Herodiade, gs, l.
SamrlsOn. g.
Third StsepIechase handicap for
three-year and upward. short
course DICK Furber 143. Lord Chester
feli. $50. Cuecuship. l5S. POpuIiSt. 1876.
ColDy. l3z. SANITY, l3j. PATRON, IZS, Lit
tie John. Captain COnOveT. 10.
Fourth Iace-Ihs Twentieth Century
Stakes. handicap. for three-year-oIdS and
upward. one and three-sixtecnthS miles
Pink Coat llI- GCoFg. Arnold. Cambriau.
10, Gouf8Iou. les. NuLCiuu. lO4- The Lady,
Star Chamber. 100. Henry Bert, Hayi-
land. Sc. Ben Chance. 81
Fifth raCe-FUT tHrce-yeaT- and up
ward, four and uue-hat furlOuEs.-The
Rush. III, Money muss. BUrnie BuutOn.
Iog. Bessie MackIin Ig7.
sixth race-oWneTs Handicap, for
three year Odds. one mile. Charlie
O'Brien 100. St Marcos, o.; Silurau, Hi-
nOckCr. 90. Goal Runner. 10
Seventh race-tor thr,e-yca and
upward, one and Oue-siXtCeuth miles
Eunja, Chorus Boy. 1Gi; Cauova, A r.
Gates. lGt. Scarlet Lily, Hermencia. lH2.
Linden Fila. 100. Judge RcdWiue. IpI. Al
I bert Lee. 100, Bonnie Lissak. John W
. Patton, %; Old Mike. King Bermuda,
HaEau, 81, Uncle Tom 50.