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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-24
Mr.. Fisher Not In II.

Mr. FL Lee Lorraine. who returned 4
from New York yesterday morning. snvs3
Mr.. Fisher has absolutely no interest in L
the recent purchase of the Clayton mines.I
Most OF the money will come from thes
North. though several Richmond men will /
be Interested. -. -ss3s..5..ssa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-24

in this city has lasted four days. FRESH
dents Fill. OF the Great Northern: Har-
ris. of the Burlington. and AleIlen. OF
the Northern Pacific. being the principals
witnesses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-24

hv Messrs J.. V. Flemming "A. F. Moon,
Z. ]. Harrison and NJ G. Trice.
Only the immediate rela tives of the
family were present. The popular couple
after spending week at the home of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-24
THE PRICE OF COAL.
Heading issues a Circular in Relation to
Supplying Dealers.
CIV Associated Press. /,

PHILADELPHIA, PA. October 23
In View OF the resumption of mining OF
anthracite coal, the Philadelphia and
Reading Railway Company tonight is
sued the following directed to c. IL.
Henderson, general manager:
Dear Sir,-1he reports OF the superin-
1endents in charge of the mines show
that as a result of the strike the mines
and mining plants have sustained con-
Siderable injury, and their respective
working organizations have been i'm
paired For some time to come the COL
lieries cannot be worked to produce their
average quantity of coal. This viii III
crease the cost Of production. Estimates
have been submitted showing the proba-
Bile increase in cost per ton at the several
groups of collieries. The general average
exceeds fifty cents per ton.
You will therefore add TO the popular
price fifty cents per ton, this additional
price TO continue until the first OF jan
uars- 1903 by which time we hope to
reach normal condition of mining and
production
Notwithstanding the fact that during
the strike no coal was Sold by our COM
pany at an advance over tie circular
price the price has been undeniably ad-
ranced to the public by some retail deal
ers. In the distribution OF the coal, there
fore, You will, SO far a S Pfactcable. sup
ply the dealers who are willing tc sen
coal to the public at reasonable prices.
Where dealers seek TO obtain an unfair
profit from the public you will promptly
take steps TO supply the reasonable de-
mands of the public directly.
Yours truly.
.(Signed, GEO. r BAEh.
President.
In pursuance of these instructions. CIR
culars haze been issued fixing the price
of coal at the mines and at Underwater .,s
Dealers will be required to restrict the
+ .,,,,r,,rt sold 10 any consumer to the Inn
lis Of his reasonable immediate require
ments
aerson that the prices for white ASH ASH
rrr and stove and chestnut coal. utils-
cred to householders in the city OF mt, mt,
de.phia. should not in any case eNceea
ss75 The prices. delivered on poaia
vessels on New York. for egg, stove anu ~
chestnut coal are: Free white ash =, o. !.
hard white ash. So: Shamokln. 80.
schuvlkill red ash, $3.50: LonberrS' s','o'
l.ikens Valley, Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-24
SUMMARIES.

Roadsters and Appointments-H w.
cas-, Romeo first; DR.. George NJ. Pres
toms Mary, second: ". R NVinfree's Cap
tain Kidd. third; II. NJ. Sackett's Helen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-24

Everybody will be whistling "Pansy''
aud ..AIaisie.'' two Of the greatest songs
ever written, which are introduced in
| ..Tho Messenger Boy" that successful
Landcn musical comedy, which. with a
large and excellent company. will be the
attraction at the Academy Thursday, Oc-
| tober S0th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-24

Iades' saddlers-N1rs. Blair Johnson s
Robin A'Dail.. first; C. w, Smith Clip
sm,lnk.s second !; ]. F. Nice Combs Golden
Rod. third.
-Four finland Teams-Hampton Stock
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-24
news And GOSSIP
FROM GEORGETOWN
The ChenydaIe NJ. P. Church
Plans New Building.
TRANSACTIONS IN REAL ESTATE

The Cherryaale Methodist Episcopal
Church OF which Nr George W. Grasses.
Ct hls place IS pastor gave a suc,esstul
oyster supper "Wednesday u.sat at the
church hau ga Che-Tytale Va The pro
ceets which were unusually larse were
turned into the treasury of gby church.
The ClUs-es-lion expects 60 seer down
the present gdidee and erect a more mod
ern hcus5 of Worship. The pastor. is us
ing his best efforts Co raise enough money
10 carry cut the new church .1su th-
comins spring Numerous eatertaiuueuss
and suPpers have been given during the
winter fer the benefit Of lhe buUdins tuna
LeonSrd N3ylor q siNJgeH-year- col
ored boy, was taken into custody about g
o'clock yesterday by Policeman Hess fCf
stealing newspaper from the door o. DR..
Walter K Hills drug store. 5zs7 VI street.
He was sent 70 the Board OF Children S
Guardians, to be taken care Of
Miss Sarah J. Mouldcn died yesterday
a her home, $500 y Street. after an i'll
ness Ct several weeks she was the
daughter OF Dennis Houldeu. and had
reached her scventy-second year The
funeral viii take place today. Services
will he held at her residence.
John p. Gibbons and wife have trans
terred part of lot ISL square 1925. 10
Mariana Stanton, Margaret j. Reilly. Ed
ward T. Gibbons. Ella Al. Leahy. Julia.
Agnes. and William T. Gibbons. for Sc. goo.
being their interest in the estate OF the
late John Gibbons
John MolyEeauX has sold to Margaret
ShugTue lot / in Abner Clouds subdivi-
SIGN OF Washington county. said property
having been decided 10 TIE party OF the
first part by Katherine ShugTue.
Mr.. Christopher Hager, who has been on
an extended trip through Germany, is ex-
pected home this week. Mr.. Hager visited
Bremen, Munich, Hoh Cherbourg, and
Paris.
The installation Of a complete window
lentilating system in the Curtis School
6uilding has just been completed. This
is the first school IN Georgetown to be
equipped. but Il is understood that the
system will be introduced into others
The Tcnleytown branch of the Epworth
League Will give a public entertainment
tonight in the hall OF EldbrOOke Church,
on the Murdoch Mil Road Both local
and Washington talent will participate
in the programme.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-24
Now for Wraps Suitable for
Younger Folk
Little fellows from , to 6 years.

Little fellows from 10 years.
The Srst to offer is a line Of Chill
dren's Coats. made of SIX warp henri
eta, in grey. light blue, and pink
several styles. some have square col
lars. trimmed with ten rows OF baby
ribbon -snd fur heads-others have
large sailor collars. trimmed with silk
braid and finished with narrow ruf7es
Of ribbOn-soId for S1.9S-wiu & no
be sold tomorrow for.......... "J.VV
Children's Coats. made OF white
serge. wi,h la-ge sailor collar.
trimmed with silk braid ana beaver
fur-style of the garment is box
back-sold for SO To sell & 90
tomorrow for -...-...-----.-.- NJ'JO
ChiIdren's Coats, made OF velvet in
blue onIy-large sailor collar. prettiIy
trimmed with eCTu lace and finished
with small white buJtOns-style OF the
garment is box back-sold for
S10.5S. VIII be sold tomorrow &c 90
Second floor-front. IN connection
with Under muslinS.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-24
MYSTERY OF THE BONDS.
Courts St5II Unable to Fix RESPONSE
billy fer $4,000 Loss.


The responsibility for the loss of So
600 in Uaitcd States coupon bonds by Mrs.
Henrietta Stuart has not yet been placed.
About year ago an effort was made
TO EN the blame for the disappearance Of
the bonds upon Mr.. George Bradley. who
was employed al the Washington Savings
Bank AZ t.e time they are said to have
been lost Mr. Bradley was indicted for
The larceny Of The bonds and the jury
which heard the testimony against him
returned a verdict Of not guilty.
Mls. Stcart also GIgd suit against the
Washington Savings Bank to recover the
value Of the bonds. The suit was on trial
Tor three days before Justice CIabaugh.
pr,slaias IN Circuit Court 40. =. The case
vaa submitted 20 the jerry yesterday about
Ervr sll at i.lv r.. ~, when a verdict was
not reached. the court discharged the
panel The foreman OF the jury stated 70
Justice CIahaUEh that there was no prob
ability of am agreement being reached, as
the members were horeiessiy divided In
their opinion on the subject. Justice
Clssaugh ordered the jury 20 be dis
charged from further consideration Of the
case
At the trial just closed Mr.. Bradley was
called as witness and testified prac-
,.raiN as he did in his own defence when
being tried oriminaly lie said that he
found the bonds in a bin in the cellar Of
the bank building. where waste paper was
collected lie later advertised the bonds
but no one claimed them. The advertise
Uent which he caused 20 be inserted in
local papers was produced as evidence in
his behalf at his trial.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-24
Clearance CT Ribbons.

100 yards OF AI-SiIk Satin and eros
Grain Ribbons in short lengths. Y
inch wide. in pink, lavender, rose,
cerise and navy, rails. green, brown
yellow and white Instead Of &C. IL
per yard Observation-Disclosures
Balance OF our Satin and Gross
Grain ribbons, also fancy taffetas. in
all colors. l. IL inch wide; value DC
up TO 12Izc per yard, fOT.-.---.-..-O
Black velvet ribbon. in three differ
ent widths, with satin back. woven
edge; l, IL and ? Inches wide, for, &C
per yard, I5c. 12c and .-....-..-..--.J
Black Velvet Ribbon. silk faced.
linen back, warranted fast seIYage-
width No. Ia pretty trim 10c
ming width-10 yard pieces. 10
Short lengths Of high-grade ribbons.
in plain satin taffeta. double-faced
satin and fancy effects. from to 7
inches wide-sold up 70 sec per 10C
yard for. .-.--...---..-.-..-t
First loor-Section E. ribbon de-
partment.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-24
HoNoRED MR.. CHRIsTY.
EiEhtieth Anniversary of Veteran
Member of HnmIine Church.

Ei=htieth Anniversary of Veteran
Member of HnmIine Church.
The home OF Mr. and Mrs. D. s. Christy,
1107 Eighth Street northwest. was en-
livened Monday evening by an informal
gathering Of friends Of the Hamline Meth
Odist Episcopal Church for the purpose Of
congrstulating Mr.. Christy on the attain
ment OF his eightieth anniversary.
The company was largely composed Of
persons who were identified with the ear
ly years Of the church's history, and Of
the eleven survivors OF the twenty-five
persons who comprised its organization
July ,, 1850 seven were present-Mr. and
Mrs. Christy. Mrs. ". A. Cock. Mr. E. D.
Godfrey, Mr.. T. H. Langley. and 8r. and
Mrs. T. Z. Roach.
Besides these there were present the
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Lucien Clark. the Rev.
Or. J. r. Wright (the first probationer Of
The church,. Mr.. J. II. Bushby. Mrs. C.
D. Burch, Mrs. J. R. Quinter. and DR.. and
Mrs r. p. Derrick, who united with the
church few months after its orgaDize-
uoS, Mr.. and Mrs. W H Proctor Mr.
ana Mrs J. r. Benton. Mrs Barber. Mrs
Coiledge, Mrs. DOlan. Mrs. Thomas Hum
phrey. Miss Lucy F. Rich. Miss Ruthie
DERRICK. Mr. J. A. Conner Mr.. E
booraem and Mr. J. r. Qulnter.
CongratulatOry remarks were made bv
Mrs. 7. z. Roach, and Messrs. Booraer1
Dr. Clark. pastor Of the church. Or
Wright, as master Of ceremonies: Mr.. ard
Proctor. and Benton. TO which an appre-
olslve response was made by Mr. Christy.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-24
GREATLY ALARMED
BY n Persistent Cough, But Perma-
nentIy Cured by ChaEberInin's
Cough Remedy.

Mr. H P Burbage, a student at law In
Creeuviue, S. C., had been troubled for four or
i've wears with a continues cough which be
saws greatly alarmed me. causing lie 90 fear
thar I was in the arst stage Of c0nsuuntion 80
Nr Br-bage. having seen Chamber.ain's Cough
Remedy advertised, concluded 20 Try it. Now
read what he SAYS o. it, II soon felt a remark
able change, and after using tTo bottles Of The
TWENTY-FIVE cent size. permanently cured % A
rersiytcut cough is one Of the first SYMPTOMS of
consumption. and MS fear d that disease vas
we'll founded. Re exercised good judgment IN
selecting a remedy, as this preparation is one
Of grgas merit and Is famous for its cures Henry
Evans. hoiesale and Retail. and all druggists
ell
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-24
TO BE SENT TO PAsTEUR.
\ Child Bitten by Dog May Require
Special Treatment.

Arrangements viii probably be made to
take Everett Owens. six years Old, TO the
Pasteur Institute for treatment While
playing with a stray dog on vacant lot
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth and
G and II Streets northeast Thursday az
tcrnoon the animal turned on him and
badly lacerated the calf Of the right leg
The child was removed TO the home Of
his mother, 1874 Twelfth Street north
east. where he was attended by Dr. G. W.
Warren The deg was sent TO the pound.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-24
Another Special in Our
Optical Department.

$3.50 famous GOld-flled Eye
glasses for SI.29, fitted with the
new Lasso clip-these glasses
are positively he $3.50 kind. and
are only sold at this price for
one day, to further intro
duce this department to the
public - we also include silk
cord and case without ex-
ira charge. If YOU wish your
eyes carefully examined our OPP
teal expert viii be peased to
serve YOU without any charge.
First hoOr-Section J, adjOin-
ing the elevators.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-24
4OC ON The DOLLAR.

There's no let-up in the throngs visit
ing the sale, corner Ninth and z Streets
northwest. The Burk stock Of Mems and
Boys Clothing is being rapidly closed
out. but there's enough stock for you TO
find your sizes. The clothing bears the
reputation Of being the finest made. and
you'll never again have the opportunity
OF securing values like we are now Of
fering. W guarantee every article sold
during the sale and We defy any efforts
OF competition to equal these many
specials. We are selling Atwood Mems
Suits worth So for $3-39 All our 50
Mems Suits $3.50. All our $40 Suits.
$500. All S12 Suits, $3.50. All $50 Suits.
Si1 40. All $2S Suits. $3.50. Mems Over
coats worth IS for S275. All Sl2 Over
coats $3.50. All $3.50 Mems Oyercoats.
$40. All $50 Long Overcoats. 1926. Reg
ular SIS Overcoa.s, $3.50. Mems Bike
Chinchilla Refers with storm collars.
Sl.Sg. All $3.50 Mems Pants, 8Sc. All So
Mems Pants, $50. Mems $3.50 Pants.
1920. ChiIdren's PC Knee Pants. fGc. All
sc Knee Pants. CSC. All 75c Knee Pants
42c. All S1.75 Children's Suits, CSC. Chill
dren's $3.50 Suits, $l.75. All 81 ChiIdren's
Suits, S2-l9- In our Mems Furnishing De-
partment we are offering mems 4-ply lin
en- collars for SC (5Oc dozen) Extra
size Linen Handkerehiefs, &c. 81 Fancy
Sweaters, extra heavy, soc, Mems Black
and Tan Seamless Hose. &c. Wool fleece
lined Underwear worth soc for &c. 25c
Suspenders, 121zc. Pure White Linen
Shirts with re-enfOrced back and front.
S7izc.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-24

Sporting weather. Colonel Pat Sheedy
betting thousand dollar chips as If they
we're cough lozenges- Charleston almost
throwing its jaw out of place as it gapes
al this gambling greatness. Fifty thou
sand dollars won and lest on the evening,
Why. that's more than some Of us make in
a month. Sporting weather out in the
country Chevy Chasers DOMINIC their
riding coats and showing how easy it is
TO keep from sitting erect on a running
horse You or / might find it somewhat
diriIcult to take the fall without serious
consequences. but to the Chevy Chaser it
is no trick at all. And he covers him
self with mud and glory. As for Mr.. Fox,
he doesn't know he is being pursued. More
blissful ignorance:
The Weather Indications.
Partly cloudy tonight Saturday fair;
colder Saturday night Light winds mostly
nOrthwesterly.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-24
Stationery.

Use good. up-tO-date
Writing materials. because
il shows the mental photo
graph Of the sender The
very best qualities in this
clearance sale.
The New Gainsborough
biscuit and turquoise. A
Writing Paper; elegant kid
finish; two elegant tints-
quire OF paper and
package 9 Of envelopes 30c
Tor. ...s.-..s....s.s OO
Hurd's Linen Lawn. in
snow white. old rose. Yale
blue; dainty sizes. A Quire
of paper and package 9QC
Of envelopes. ~
Cranes Old style Bond
tlemen- QuiTe OF pa
per and package OF 1QC
CuN elObcS-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-24
IMPORTANT DISTRICT WORK.
senator Mcmillan Explains Matters
Before His Committee

The Senate Committee on the District
Senator Mcmillan said that all the bills
which have been referred 10 his commit
tee were now In the hands OF
the District Commissioners for exam
ination and report. and therefore there is
nothing at present for the committee 10
do.
we will, however. take up some quite
important measures next week"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-24
Fine Jewelry and Leather
Goods.

SollA Gold Baby and cur Pins
Warranted lex For this one DOC
Gay ......-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
Solid Gold Collar Buttons. OEC
warranted 1Ok. For enc day ~
Solid Gold Necklaces, war 0QC
FaEted 10k. For one Gay.....-.. 10
Solid Gold Brooch Pins. war- COC
ranted lex For one day.. VI
Solid Gold Baby Bracelets, % 40
Warranted 10k- For one day. 7E.fJ
Solid Gold Women's and Misses
Rings. marked $50 TO $500 For q6C
Bostonian Automobile Belts AQC
strictly up to date ............. ~
New spring styles in Leather 1EC
Belts, grain and seal. 49c and. u
Hand-crocheted steel Beader Chat
elaine Bags. which sold from q IN
$500 10 $500, for S2.SS and. 'E.JU
First foor-SectiOrs G and II.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-24
Downtown Tcmpernture.

The temperatures registered by the
standard thermometer az House Herr
manns today were . a. m, 35 degrees;
y m, a; 100 p. m, 45.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-24
Umbrellas.

Always good, always needful,
and always wanted. We have
punched a lot containing sev-
eral hundred pieces, Some are
all silk and others are made Of
standard union taffeta-they
come in black and cOlOrs-sOme
have sterling silver-trimmed
handles-OtherS are mounted
with horn and pearl-there
isn't any one Of them worth less
than $500, and there are others
that are wGrth S3.00-vOur
choice is
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-24
Black Brilliantine Waists, G. Do
worth $3.50, for only Ol.ZV

Manufacturers must have Pre- Inventory Cearance too-as
witness this great and good lot Waists have come
o sell at this remarkably low figure.
closed the manufacturers stock
Were but allowed mention his here such crowds
would would make short work lot For
Waists best workmanship STYLE and
highest quality
throughout with
0 C N
hayea char to NJ
~
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-24
Books ! Books !

AS a fitting conclusion to
our wonderfully successful
clearance sale OF books in
general, and sets. We offer
an elegant line of Juvenile
sets by authors that all the
young people delight IN.
BY Castleman & Ellis. the
following volumes
Forest and Stream Series.
3 volumes: Hunter Series. 3
volumes; Through on Time.
3 volumes. River and Wild
derness. 3 volumes. 81 IN
Per set Of three. ... ~
The Treasure Finder Sc
ries-regulaT price, 81 10
$3.50. Reduced to-. ~t.ZO
Optic Sets. 3 neat E0C
volumes. complete for Jo
By Sophie May
Little Prudie StO-
ries. complete series 81 20
Tor. ss...r----- -
The Blue and Gray on
Land and on Sea. hand
some sets-every boy en-
joys these Reduced SdQ5
to, complete. r'JV
Tattered Tom, 3 volumes;
Brave and Bold. 3 % 40
volumes. Choice each ~G'fJ
In addition 10 these clear
nnce offerings our prices
on Dickens, Waverley, Eliot,
Hugo. Thackeray, Gibbon.
and Cooper Sets. adyer-
tised to be continued at the
same prices.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-24
The clergy Inse it.-Here

names of cIergymen O! different creeds who are
firm believers in Dr. AgHeW's Catarrhal Powder
20 live up 20 the preaching IN all e claim
Bishop sueatman. Rev Dr. Langtry lEpiseo-
paIiau) Rev Dr. WithroU and Rev Dr. Cham
bers Methodist), and Dr. Newman. an Of Tc-
ronto. Canada. Copies Of their personal letters
for the asking Sold By +. s Williams. Ninth
and Streets; EdmOuds a Williams. Third Street
and Pennsylvania Avenue.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-24
TEMPERATURE.

Temperature at 9 a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Temperature at u nOon......-....-..--42
Temperature at 80 p m................43
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-24

S1.25 10 baltimore and Return. vim
ID. & o. r.. r., Saturday and sunday.
January $3.50. tickets good returning until fol-
lowing Monday Good on al trains except ROYAL
Limited.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-24

Norfolk q Washington steamboat 20
Delightful trips daily at 6:so D. m from, TO-,
IN = 20 Old Point Comfort. Norfolk Virginia
Beach. and Newport News See al PAGE :
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-24

SI.25 to baltimore and Return, via
B- q o. r. r..
Saturday and Sunday. January 25-eC
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NatIonal-John Drew, in The Second in
Command" evening.
Columbia Arizona. 4" evening.
Chase - Polite Vaudeville. afternoon
and evening
Lafayette-"All the Comforts Of Home. g"
evening.
Academy - "On the Suwanee River. %
evening.
Herman s-"Parisian Widows" burles-
Quers. afternoon and evening.
Bijou-Burlesque and Vaudeville, after
noon and evening.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-24
TIE SIN AND NOON.


Sun rose...7:21 An. Sun sets. .5:O2 F. NJ.
Moon rises.6-19 PM Moon sets ..........
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SI-25 10 baltimore and Return sf.25
VIA PennsEIvanfn RnfIrnnh

Tickets on sale SATURDAY. and e,r,5-- -
arF = ard 20 good 10 return until Mondsv Jsn-
.lIE q All trains except Congressional M
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-24

SllIl rushing women 5
NeCkwear in This Clearance
Sale.
These are the Prices.
Point de Venice Turnover Col ars.
in ecru AID Whitehall sizes &c
pretty patterns. Each.............
Every one OF our Fourth hand
Shield Ties. Band Bows. Shield Bows.
White Null, Sailor Collars, in round
and rever effects; Pique Stock Col
lars-aI Of broken assert
ments-instead Of SEC and Z5c. 1910
NHOIce-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 49,
The balance of our Keyser Stocks. in
white, black and white. royal blue.
light blue and pink-Peau de Sole
Stocks. JabOts. in all colors: Null and
SILK Ties-alsO Lace Collars, A0C
which sold up to $3.50. Choice. ~
White Net Bows and Rosettes. with
band-can be worn in front Of 0EC
neck or at the back. Special at. II
Lace Collars, made Of point de
Venice, Irish point and many other eff
fects, in round and square shapes Q0C
sold up TO $L98. Choice-......... o.
First foor-Section G..
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Our Art Engraving
Dept.

Here You Will find a
spirit Of alertness-general
activity IN getting the new
est styles-the haHdsomest
qualities in the way OF cards
announcing musicales. re-
ceptions. AT home aad the
many social fuactlons Of the
twentieth century smart set.
Our work is beyond criti-
cism.
Stationery Dept.-First
floor, section ID.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-24
STREET LIGHTING.


Lamps lit today .-...........-....5:50 P. Il
Lamps out tomorrow. ..-.-...--6-22 A. NJ
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7thand
K SITS.
More Wrappers worth 10
up to S2=TOmOrrOw for SOC

still fresh in the minds of the great Wrap
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