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Evening journal., 1901-11-16
Rank Cashier g bn 80

The barn of W. G. sharp. cashisr III
the First National Bank Of Harrine
ton, was destroyed by fire yesterday.
Five mules, two horses and other live
stock perished. The barn was insure I
for q small amount, but the tenant hal
no insurance on his live stock.
Evening journal., 1901-11-16
First Entertainment Tonight

Beginning this evening the famous
Towne Picture Play entertainments
VIII be given in the Association Hall
by the local Y. NJ. c. A. The four sue
ceeding entertainments will be given
on Tuesday evenings in subsequent
months
Evening journal., 1901-11-16
Entire Family strioken

AT No ili4 Pullman street. located
beyond Eleventh street bridge, a
woman named zeigrist and her four
children are stricken with diphtheria.
The family is in destitute crcum-
stances.
Evening journal., 1901-11-16
Scenic Railway Wants Charter

Martin f. and Artemas Smith yester-
day applied for articles Of incorpora-
ton for the United States Scenic Rail-
way and Construction Company. The
concern will have 4 capital OF 5000 600
Evening journal., 1901-11-16
80 Returned Ernm Trin

Judge Edward G. Bradford. who for
the past month has been in California
attending the Conference of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church, returned home
yesterday afternoon. Judge Bradford
is much improved in health by his "trip.
Evening journal., 1901-11-16
viii Sort Leather Elsewhere

In the future all Of the leather sort
ers IN the employ Of the American
Leather Company, will work in New
York. where the product is sold. VIII
mington employees Of the company
went there on Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1901-11-16
win Hold Annual Meeting

At 8 o'clock this afternoon the an
nual meeting Of the Homeopathic Hos
pital Association will be held in the
hospital building An election OF Off
GERS viii be held
Evening journal., 1901-11-16
ROBINSON WILL SET ASIDE
Million Dollar Discrepancy Found il
Chicagos Finances

Chicago's Finances
Media, Pa, Nov t6-rhe sealed YER
diet Of the jury in the Robinson will
case was opened in court this morning.
Il is IN favor Of the contestants. and
breaks the will on the ground Of UNI
due influence on the part of john 3.
Robinson.
Chicago. Nov l6.-1he Finance Com
mittee Of the City Council has diseov-
cred that the citys ledgera. covering
ats accounts from 1916 to 1884. are
missing. 1t is Thought that they have
been stolen This was discovered in
an investigation of the sinking fund
accounts, in which "a discrepancy Of
more than S2,l0O,O0O was receuty an
nounced IL is said that previous adj
ministrations have borrowed from this
fund for other corporate purposes. and
no return has been made Of the
amounts diverted.
York. Pa. Nov 6.-Southwestern
express on the Northern Central rail-
way, entering this city at 1914 last
might was wrecked by charge of dy-
Mantle placed under the track near the
Black bridge a short distance north
.of York All passengers escaped in
jury
Vneland, NJ j., Nov. l6.-An at
tempt was made 10 kidnap Miss Emma
Nj. Neale the i7-year-old daughter OF
Charles NJ. Veale, the superintendent or
the agricultural department of tine New
Jersey Training School for Feeble
Minded Girls and Boys at Vineland. on
Thursday evening. Unknown men
tried to put thp girl into closed ear
riage.
Evening journal., 1901-11-16
RECEIVER FOR ICE COMPANY
Enoch Moore and E. r.. Pusey Are
in Charge OF Hygeia plant

On application Of William k. Rey-
nolds Chancellor Nicholson has an
pointed EnocIh Moore and u. 4. Pusey
receiver for the Hygeia Ice Company
The company's liabilities are said to
be $4,000 in excess OF their assets. The
company was Incorporated In 1899. and
az first had charge Of the retail trade Of
the Pocono Ice and Coal Company
Howell S. England represents Mr.. Rev
no.ds, and Edward w. Cooch the com
pany
Evening journal., 1901-11-16

bocal bank clearings FOR the week
ending a. noon today were St.16t. .723,
compared with 1928 00i for the CORE
spending period last year
Evening journal., 1901-11-16
Workman tias Lee Rroken

Neil Sentman, an employe OF the
lobdcll Car Wheea Company. had his
leg broken llhis morning by ear
whee, falling on the member.
Evening journal., 1901-11-16
JOHN LYNN
WAIVED HEARING
No Evidence Heard Against
Levy gOurt Commissioner
GAVE BAIL FOR UPPER COURT
Many Persons Present in Magistrates
Office Expecting to Hear Sen
SatiOnal Testimony

Magistrate George II. Hollis office
was crowded this morning with specta-
tors who anticipated hearing sensa-
tional testimony in the case OF Levy
Court Commissioner john Lynn who
Is charged with larceny from the
county OF S56 IN money, and also OF
obtaining $3.50 OF the countys money
by false pretense.
Eleven o'clock was the hour set for
the hearing, and promptly at that time
Mr.. Lynn entered the magistrates
'oifice, accompanied by his attorney
Walter H. Hayes. Attorney-G General
Herbert III Ward and his assistant
Robert II, Richards, We're also pres
ent. ready TO go on with the case.
Robert Barnett and Lawrence M.
Whiteman. who had been summoned
.as witnesses. We're in attendance.
WAIVED HEARING
After a few moments conversation
with Magistrate Hollis, Mr.. Hayes an
nounced that his client would waive a
hearing upon beth charges for the
Court OF General Sessions, and offered
as Mr. Lynn's bondsmen George w.
Phillips, the defendants business part
ner and Michael Donohue. AS the se-
eurities were satisfactory TO the mag
istrate, The hondsmen were accepted
and the bail fixed at 81 900 in each case
The case viii be brought before the
Grand Jury on Monday.
Much surprise was expressed at Mr.
Lynn's action in waiying a hearing in
asmuch as il was believed that he in
tended to force the Attorney General to
show his hand when he requested that
the preliminaries should BE gone
through before a magistrate. Mr..
Hayes said that he could furnish any
amount Of bail for his client had ii
been necessary, but as the securities
We're acceptable II was not required to
luiier other bondsmcn.
Evening journal., 1901-11-16

Chief Justice Lore viii speak al
the reupening exercises Of the NJ 4,
Church al Eranktord tomorrow
Evening journal., 1901-11-16
CLOUDY SKIES HELD
LEONIDS FROM VIEW

Because Of a thick haze walca at
midnight completely obscured the ra-
dlant no observation of Leonid me-
teors could be made up to that hour.
Clouds at times also almost completely
obscured the sky.
Observations made yesterday morn
irg, from 1.30 O'Clock until nearly day-
light, by Professor Snyder, at tie PHI
adelplhIa Observatory, indicated that al
least part Of the stream was crossing
the earta's path, as about sixteen me-
teors were witnessed every nour. About
one i'm four We're of the first magni-
Jude and all We're within 60 degrees of
the radiant, gradually narrowing 10
about 20 degrees. which was taken as
an indication that the earth was NEE.
ing the main body: or so much as re-
mains Of the vast stream that was en-
countered in 1867 and 1888. The mo
teors left well defined trains. and ex-
hibited the green and yellow colors
characteristic Of the Leonids
Evening journal., 1901-11-16

New Haven. Conn, Nov. l6.-Yale
astronomers We're rewarded yesterday
morning for their long vigil in storm
and zero weather by a clear view of j
total Of perhaps a hundred Leonids. q
larger number than were ever seen be
fore by scientists under similar condi-
tions. It was the largest display re-
corded since the celebrated shower Of
1857
Evening journal., 1901-11-16

CARTMELL7s VINEGAR OF TAR
VIII cure your cough.
Evening journal., 1901-11-16

The Constantly Increasing sale
Of Allabands Anodyne Expeotorant
Imperial press., 1901-08-03
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Evening star., 1901-02-20
THE GOLDENBERG STORES.


E. G. Brian, will be at home tomorrow af-
| ternoon from 3 to o'clock, 81 1 street.
Miss Mary Springer, recording secretary
of the New York City Chapter, D. A. R.,
and delegate to the national convention, is
visiting Mrs. Albert s. Gatschet, 2020 10th
street.
The LADIES of lexington have been giving
a series Of enjoyable euchre matinees this
| winter. The last one was held at the resi-
| dence of Mrs. o. W. Humphrey Tuesday,
February 10. Those who participated were
! Mrs. DR.. Daniels Miss Daniels, Miss Name
| Carpenter, Mrs. Frank Carpenter, Miss Ma
mie Shannon, Mrs. Kellogg, Mrs. Meyer,
Mrs. and Miss Chamberlin and Mrs Lucey.
Miss Sadie Barstow was substitute for Mrs.
Magic, who was prevented from attending
| by illness Mrs: Chamberlin Won first prize,
| Miss Chamberlin second prize. After
| freshments and music by Mrs. Lucey the
party adjourned until March 12, to meet at
| the home of Mrs. Meyer, 227 H street north
east.
| Miss Anna Curtin and Miss Katie Thom-
son entertained a number Of their friends
| at the residence of the latter, No. S17 New
Jersey avenue, Friday last. An enjoyable
| evening was spent in dancing, singing and
| games, after which refreshments were
| served.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Schlosberg of $40 9th
| street gave a dinner to announce the
| engagement of their daughter Mary to
Mr.. Bernard Krulewitch of Baltimore, Md.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. j.
| Bieldman, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Rosenthal, Mr..
| and Mrs. w. Schlosberg, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
| Schlosberg, Mrs. H. Bildman. Mr.. and Mrs.
| M. Rosenthal, Mr.. and Mrs 8. Simon,
Misses Annie and Sarah RosenthaI %Those
from Baltimore were Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Krulewitch, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Krulewitch,
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Krulewitch, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Levy. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Harris. Mrs.
Miller, Mr.. H. Panitz, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Samuels, Mrs Panitz, Mr. and Mrs. Finkle-
stein.
A birthday party was given last Monday
evening by Mr. and Mrs. e. Horgan to
their son John. A program was rendered,
after which refreshments were served, and
the rest of the evening was spent in games.
Those present were: Misses NJ. Beckiton,
J. Beckiton M. Crowley. r. Gibbons, K.
Evening star., 1901-02-20
ALLEGED HARNESS THIEVES
DETECTIVES BELIEVE THEY HAVE
MADE IMPORTANT CAPTURE.
Numerous Owners of Stables Suffer
Losses-James CarricO's
Confession.

Harness thieves have been giving the po-
lice more trouble recently than any other
class Of rogues. but because of capture
made this morning by Detectives Muller
and Baur the police believe they will have
time to pay more attention to other work
for some time to come. Thomas Brown,
colored twenty-three years old, and Frank
Dawson, also coiored, who gave his age
as thirteen years, were arrested. They
were in wagon and in the vehicle the
detectives found two valuable sets Of har-
ness that were taken from the stable OF
Mr.. Levi Woodbury., In rear Of his home,
No. IL Iowa circle, yesterday. While this
is all the harness that the detectives re-
covered from the prisoners they are satis-
fled that Brown, VINO has been in similar
trouble before was connected with a num-
Der of the recent thefts.
Day after day reports of harness stolen
from stables were received at police head
quarters, and while the detectives were
able to get description Of the men engaged
In the work, as well as OF their horse and
wagon, it was not until this morning that
Detectives Muller and Baur found the team
and made the arrests.
According to reports received and informa-
ton obtained by the detectives the thefts
were committed by coiUred man with
team, who pretended he was an ashman.
The team was seen by a number of people
and the one found in Browns possession
this morning answers all the descriptions
given.
! In one instance, when the stable of DR..
M. A. Gusts, on East Capitol street, was
robbed, a small colored boy danced about
the alley, apparently on the lookout to
warn the man in the event of the approach
Of officer or citizen
Three days ago Detectives Muller and
Baur received information which resulted
lin the capture this morning. Yesterday
Brown, it is alleged went to Mr.. Wood
burys stable and got the two sets of har-
ness. Where he was going this morning
known, ard Brown says he will die before
he will tell. What the detectives are anX-
ious to ASCERTAIN now is what has become
Of the many sets of stoen harness. They
do not know whether they were disposed
of in this city or sent to one of the neigh
| boring states and sold.
Two other persons charged with the theft
of harness are James Carrico and Andrew
| Giddings They were arrested yesterday by
| Policemen Aud and Stahl of the first pre-
| cinct. When arrested Giddings gave his
name as Andrew Galton. The harness has
| been identified as the property Of Enoch
| Waters, who keeps grocery store at 1st
| and streets ne. thWest.
| Carrico admitte: to the officers that he
| took the harness, saying he had been
! drinking and he wanted more money for
whisky. The men will probably be tried In
| the Police Court tomorrow.
Evening star., 1901-02-20

Horgan, G. Horgan, c. Horgan, A. Lepley,
N. Lynch, L. Grinder c. M. Bochenbar
A. NJ. o'Toole. NJ. O'Toole and C. Taylor
and Messrs. j. Garvey, O'Hartnett, P.
Hines, John Horgan, w. Horgan, F. Hor-
gan, JOS Horgan, Edw. Horgan, M. Lep-
ley, w. Lepley VIM. Bochenbar, S. Bo-
ehenbar, Chas Switzer, NJ. Connors and
@. Connors.
Mrs. o. P. Dickinson OF Chicago Is visit
ing Mrs. VIM. F. Hoffman. 1914 18th street,
and will receive on Saturday from to q
o'clock.
engagement of their daughter Mary to Ber-
nard Krulewitch. VIII be at home Sun
day. February "a. from 4 to O.
The Misses Gilman Of 324 Commonwealth
avenue. Boston, are spending the winter in
Washington at 1415 K street northwest.
Evening star., 1901-02-20
SMALLPOX Case. Discovered.

Two cases Of smallpox were discovered by
the health department officials today, the
patients being Hattie Corbin and Annie
Thomas. colored women, residing at 14O7
Kings court southeast, between 14th and
18TH and c streets. Both have well-de-
veloped cases, and the Thomas woman ap-
piled to the Washington Asylum Hospital
where she was detained until the health
officer could be notified. The other was
found at home. Three children at the house
have been removed to the detention camp
and a man said to reside there will also be
taken to the camp when apprehended.
The first case during the present out
break of the disease here was reported te
the health officer the I'd of last November
since which time twenty-six additional
cases have been reported, including the two
discovered today. There are now in the
hospital nine patients suffering from the
disease. No death has occurred during tn.
present outbreak.
Evening star., 1901-02-20
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
CONTINUED from Fifth Page.)

nand Kimmel. VIM. r. Stone. jr.. Frank
lost VIM Sinnhold, VIM. O. Roome, Jr.,
Marion White and Lee Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Lansburgh announce the
enpapement of their daughter. Irma Louise,
to Mr., Abe Gohn of Pittsburg.
Mrs BelknAp gave luncheon yesterday
in honor of Mrs Weston.
Nine. Leger, wife Of the minister from
Haiti. entertained at luncheon Saturday
last when her guests were Mrs. Assls Bra
sill. Countess Cassini. Mrs. David Jayne
IJill Mrs steele, Mrs. Perez, Mrs. PeZet,
Mrs Cruz Mrs. Yanes, Mrs. Sidky, Miss
Garmendia and Mrs. Hatcher.
The minister OF Haiti gave dinner Mon
dav evening" The guests were Dr. Hen
rinues " CaYVajal minister of foreign af-
fairs for st. Domingo; Mr.. Vasquez: cnarge
rouh. minister Of Turkey; Mr.. w. J.. Pen
field solicitor :ots State Department: Mr..
Iazo. minister of Guatemala: Mr. Calvo,
minister of Costa sRica: Mr.. Corea, minister
of Nicaragua: Mr.. Godoy, Mr.. lnfante, MT.
Yanes and MIR. Aybar.
Mrs. Grant entertained at dinner last
evening the Secretary of War and Mrs.
Root. Senator Depew, Senator and Mrs.
Dolliver Senator and Miss Cockrell, Mrs.
Frederick Dent Grant. Mrs. Sartoris. Rep
resentative and Mrs. HIT, Miss Miriam
crant Gen Corbin, Gen. Grenville Dodge
and Capt. Sartofis.
Mrs. Henry B. F. Macfarland has discon-
tinued her Fridays at home until after
Easter.
Mrs. Claude A. Swanson. wife of Repre-.
sentative Swanson. had very largely at
tended reception yesterday afternoon. wher
| she was assisted by her mother. Mrs
LYONS, and Mrs. Elder. Mrs. Boehner, Mrs
Lavender, Mrs. Studds, Miss Adams. Miss
| Anderson. Miss Payne. Miss Lyons and
Miss Jordone.
l Mrs IT r. Rrian assisted hy Mrs Walter
Lewis Priddy, Mrs. E. II. Brian and Mrs
Evening star., 1901-02-20
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
White-Moxley Blumenberg and Marie
Cowen; James H. Green and Mary E.
Thompson; P. J. Griffin and Catharine
O'Neil, both of Richmond, Va; Francis j.
Schaub and May L. Winter, both Of Balti-
more. Md: Norman s. Lambert of Prince
William county, Va. and Julia c. Carr of
this city; Warren NJ. Schoonmaker and
Daisy v. Rothwell; Norris Hatcher Of Del
aplaine, Va, and Lucy NJ. Rust of Front
Royal, Va: John w. Hardesty and Rachel
E. Perry, both of~Prince Frederick, Nd.
Colored-Walter Williams and Lizzie
Thomas: Joseph Gilmore and Nellie VIII
liams; Joel M. Jones and Mary Smith; Par
ker Loving and Hattie Clark both Of Cliff
ton Forge Va.
Evening star., 1901-02-20
plan. for school But,dinr.

The inspector of buildings. Afr. John B.
Brady, has transmitted to the District
Commissioners the plans drawn by Mr.
Waddy B. Wood for an eight-room public
school building on the north side Of Cali.
fornia avenue between 18th street and Fler.
ida avenue.
Evening star., 1901-02-20

program included the Burnt Cork Club,
Milton NJ. Clark Sam. Drane, William l..
Thornton. Howard and Leigh and Midge
Ross.
A military reception and dance was given
last night at Concordia Hall by the Morton
Cadets. The committee OF arrangements
consisted of George H. Beuchert, Fred. +.
Whitney, Howard A. Ball, Charles L. Smell
and Edwin G. Dutton.
Evening star., 1901-02-20
Emmet GUARD nntertain..

The Emmet Guard. Company A. 18th Bat
talon. d. c. N. g.. gave an entertainment
and hop last evening at Odd Feisaws Haia
which was largely attended. The affair
was In charge of committee Of the COM
pany, of which Lieut.. c. ]. Harlow was
chairman. Those who contributed to the
Evening star., 1901-02-20

On the ground of alleged drunkenness
Leah c. Richardson has petitioned the Su-
preme Court of the District Of Columbia
to grant her a divorce from Robert Rich
ardsOn.
Proceedings for divorce have been insti-
tuted by Philip A. Diggs against Aurelia
Diggs. III treatment and infidelity are al
legged.
Evening star., 1901-02-20
For Benefit of Creditors.

Noble ]. Walker has placed on record an
assignment for the benefit of his CREDITOR.
naming John N. Walker assignee. His
liabilities are stated to be 81. 427.O1 and his
assets $5,07S75.
Evening star., 1901-02-20

For one day we will sell Fine French Roses:
some three in bunch some large crushed
roses. with without foliage; six N7
different kinds; Just out of the ZSN
boxes; the sSc. Kind, for. .......... 9O 70
Evening star., 1901-02-20

12 Irish Damask Pattern Cloths; very fine
and heavy; measures 2x2R yds.;
pattern border all around pure a. Il En-
white bleach Worth $1.9s. ~ II .Sv
Remnant price. e.................
Evening star., 1901-02-20

One lot of Double ssnS,2 Spreads .nS in Mmc
worth 81, fOr- ~ ~
Evening star., 1901-02-20
Quick Relief, Sure Relief,
Rm0Nvymsc Bronchial
Dl lUW LII > TrOches
For Coughs and Colds.
Signature Of
John L. Brown & Son
On every box.

THEODORE A. LECKERT. MASSEUR.
Massage including Swedish. German Russian.
Alcoholic and Electrical. For rheumatism l ap-
ply the Big Five Rheumatic Cream. Facial
Treatment and Massage for ladies by female
sttepdant Patients treated at residence. Of
ace. TI7 18th st. NV. Hours: to ~ an;
2 10 pLia. fe4-m.w,i,1St,i
Evening star., 1901-02-20

69c. quality in Mothers Friend" Laundered
Shirt Waists, with large round collar attached
made Of best quality Sea Island perco'": with
detachable Wristbands; for boys NF
y, r. 10 and = years of age. TO Z6C.
close out Thursday only. ......... wv
Evening star., 1901-02-20
Silks.

Foulard Silks-a new lot OF small. neat
designs In pure Lyons Dye Silk. on reseds
blue old rvse. violet, gray and DiacK
grounds Sold everywhere at IM
69c. Thursday and half day AtVGs
Friday FOR.
All the 81 90 Foulards-new arrivals this
week-swell, up-to-dste color ZM~
ings. Thursday and half day QDVN.
Friday for. Observation-Disclosures.
Black Pure SILK Taffeta-19
inches wide. The soc. quality. NM~
Thursday and half day Friday ZVN.
Tor.
Black Guaranteed Tafeta-imported d.
rect from Bonnet the best
French dyer and manufacturer. O
Thursday and half day Friday NSGo
for.
Evening star., 1901-02-20

One lot Of ia Double bed White
Blankets. slightly mussed. and fin IN
ished with heavy golden fleece, go QOVVN
for, pair. ~
Evening star., 1901-02-20

Ladies' Checked Gingham Aprons with fancy
borders; also White India Linon mi +
Aprons. With long strings. 1sc W1%Co
values. 10 close II
Evening star., 1901-02-20

All the broken assortments Of Winter Caps.
including Tams, Polos. Pull-Overs
and Yachts and q few Tohoggans. ~s
which sold for Soc. and 75c. each, ZSC.
temudHt price,
Evening star., 1901-02-20

Fine French Foliage, in pretty Il q
variety of spring shades the .5sr. II fS6
kind for, bunch. h................... wv
Evening star., 1901-02-20

Children Knit Caps, Tams, Fiannelette
Sacques, Bootees. Mitts and Bibs; bal NJ
ance of winter stock. Were 25c. and VIC
SS'. 10 close.
Evening star., 1901-02-20
PIANOS FOR INAUGURATION

The Bradbury Piano Co., 1928 Pa. ave-, is hav-
ing Of the busiest Februarys in many years.
owing to the number of Pianos being rented sold
account Of the Inauguration. Nest everybody
will have guests to entertain March 4th and those
who contemplate buying Piano this spring are
buying now, as TO have music in the house to
add to the pleasure of the visitors. Excellent
Pianos being offered for SITS, $500 and $225,
on very easy terms. and New Pianos are for rent
at as low So per month.
Evening star., 1901-02-20

MRS AI.STROM OF ALSTROM & CO., BALTI.
more. Nd, will be in this city. at the Shorehan
Hotel, March 18th and 18TH with a full display
OF Wash Suits, Refers and Novelties of all
kinds for Boys and Girls. Respectfully,
felS- -28t-6 ALSTROM 90.
Evening star., 1901-02-20

Only 15 suits. Boys vestie styles, with open
front vests; light patterns and light weights
for spring wear; lies 10 years; MI
handsome l suits. worth $3.50; To, W/Ce
Evening star., 1901-02-20

Ladies' Fancy Striped and Black Sateen Pet
ticoats, with deep accordion pleated NJ
rufie (stiffenedl- Were s9c spe- 4tWC.
Evening star., 1901-02-20

All that's left. of our Youths Top Goats, In
sizes 13, II and 10 years, In Co
vert, Kersey and Frieze. which HM 40
sold up to SO each; to go tomor- N T. 4S
TOW TOT
Evening star., 1901-02-20

Is doz Extra Heavy Unbleached Turkish
sss; sss;S s:5s We're 1s 'ss Rem 8Mc.
Evening star., 1901-02-20

One lot Of Double-bed Gray
Blankets finest selected Caiifor- do~ N@
mia wool, slightly soiled; worth ~ T. wv
S4 fof, pair. ...-.............
Evening star., 1901-02-20

Heavy Contil Corsets, in short and long
lengths; white, drab and black; NM
broken sizes and odd lots. Sold up ZWCo
to 81. Special to close.
Evening star., 1901-02-20
Bl lANKETS 6 BEDWEAE

One lot of Comforts, covered with <~
chintZ In choice patterns. stitched QOVVN
and quilted, for double beds, for. w - 70
Evening star., 1901-02-20

One lot of IA Extra Heavy Dou- NO.
ble-bed Blankets, slightly mussed. W6SG
worth 81 so. for, pair. ............. wa
Evening star., 1901-02-20

The latest EAiglon and Automobile Ties.
with silver and gilt spike tips lace ~
insertion and hemstitched effects; ZSC.
black, white and all the new shades 3O 70
Evening star., 1901-02-20

Mems Heavy Fleece lined Shirts. NO
Most all sizes; sold for ssc. Clos Zo6C.
ingOut price. Observation-Disclosures. SOSo