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The Washington times., 1902-06-22
FALLING WINE CABINET
CAUSES A DAMAGE SUIT
Bartender Demands $4,000 for Injuries
Received While Working in En-
ployer's Saloon.

Benjamin f. Hagan through his at
torneys, Charles c. Cole and II. Col
den Donaldson. yesterday filed suit in
the Supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia against Samuel q. Stewart, OF
this city, and Felix X. Ganter Of Balti-
more. to recover $4,000 damages for in
juries received by him while employed
as clerk or bartender by the defend
ant Stewart.
1t appears that Stewart was the pro-
prietor OF licensed saloon at
114i Seventh Street northwest and that
Ganter sold Stewart certain fixtures and
erected the same in his barroom. The
plaintiff alleges that the fixtures were
so careiessly attached 20 the wall that u
wine and liquor cabinet which was
placed Immediately behind the bar, fell
from the wall upon the plaintiff and
severely injured his head shoulders
and left hand
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ASKS FUNDS TO START
MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL
TO RENUMBER HOUSES.
Complaint Made of Those on Park
Street West of Fourteenth.

Mir. H. Il. Parmeter. OF 1910 Park
Street northwest. recently asked the
District Commissioners that the subject
Of house numbers en- Park Street. NJ.
Pleasant. receive consideration with a
view to less confusion than now exists.
Mr. Snowden Asford. Inspector Of
Buildings, in a report upon the matter
states that upon examination OF the
house numbers on Park Street. west Of
Fourteenth Street, some confusion is
found and IN his opinion the houses
should be remembered.
Owing TO the fact, however. that the
bills for water rent are made out, and
are ready for delivery. he does not deem
it advisable to change the numbers at
the present time. and recommends that
the house numbers on the several streets
west of Fourteenth Street. Mt. Pleasant.
be not changed until the water bills are
returned ana paid, which will be about
September ] of this year.
This report has been approved by the
COmmiSs toner's.
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Died From a Hemorrhaqe.

About 10 o'clock last night Roy Saun-
ders. colored. 2S years of age. living at.
IS jackson Street northeast, was seized
with hemorrhage OF the lungs. The
Emergency Hospital ambulance was
summoned and upon its arrival the sur
geons al once made an examination.
Life was extinct. Coroner Nevitt was
notified ana the body removed to the
morgue, where he will hold q post
mortem examination over the remains
in order to issue the necessary death
certificate.
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HEALTH OFFICE REPORT.
Deaths.

The following deaths for twenty-four
hours were reported at the Health
Department up 10 noon yesterday:
Annie NJ Groshon, 81 years.
George SaulsburE, 81 years.
Mrs. Anna Furlong, 81 years.
Mary S. Gudgin % years.
Susan Miller. rs years.
Lottie Williams. 2s years.
Sue L. Underwood, % years.
Sabna Pleasant. "a years.
Ella e. Boswell, 20 years.
william Hawkins. years.
Willie Spencer. l year.
Rayheld RhCne. II months.
Raymond Rhonc. II months.
Bradley Pendleton, S months.
Mary Jones. > months
James Henry. ! months.
Cecil II. Otto. 3 months.
Charles A. Sylvester, months.
Infant Of Harry and Clara J. Miner, l
day.
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LaCeS
and EmbrOiderieS.

These goods will always popular favor They the
which make rich and pretty both for dresses and
all of dergaments if the correct adapted styles which
leading have decreed
come here for your buying.
Extraordinary bargains in Black Silk Ghant white and
encoored irregular II select FROM this
choice patterns instead of u 2c l5c and 1SetomorTow, &c
yard r
special bargain lot OF White Ecr. and lnencolored Venice
Gaon effective designs; SOC and 5 value specially priced 10C
at per yard
French Black Silk Nets Point dEpri La Tosca
and mees; 45 inches width regular 81 value choice EEC
All eoos Mousselines; A inches in width: this
has sold throughout regularly i9c Ec
tomorrow sTec1a! = -
tempting of Blnd-wor Nansoo Embroidery,
patterns; instead of 25c yard which &C
Also Cambria and Swiss Edgng Inserting
and Beading of openwork and patterns; 2c &C
and 5c at the special price, %
decided special Wide. Snowy Cambe also hne choice, eff
fece patterns Swiss and Nansook Dem fenng, mark pEC
ed 40c and yard. special at. AJ
300 yards of Fine Tucked Lawn with Valeneennes insertion; II
these goods the been &C
selling the entire 59e yard
First floor Section ID.
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One lot of Sheer White India Linen Waists
trimmed front and back with of cluster tueklng
with henistched tucks each side. tucked stock and
cuffs very dantily stitched and finished all 70C
sizes, worth $l25, for. or.................... ~
large and unlimited variety of fine White In
dia Linen Waists. some trimmed with rows of
henistitched tuIcking. others styfshly tucked and
trimmed with fine embroidery button front and back
styles, fancy tucked stock and latest style 0QC
sleeves, worth $50. 0...................... 70
An elegant line of Sheer White India Linen
Waists trimmed with two rows of wide insertion to
form 'front.' also fine tucking and fancy stock with
small bow tie to match also some with four rows OF
fine Nalencennes inserting and tueklng very dainty
and pretty ;,, al! u new fresh goods all S1.25
Second foor-Waist Department.
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800 pieces Of fine Batiste, in ev-
cry conceivable pattern and design,
in all the prevailing colorings, as
well as black. pink. hello, A &c
and light blue, at, per yd. [S
100 pieces Of English Batiste.
Swiss Cords, and Dimities; the
identical goods others are showing
at II LIE yard: they come in
Dresden, figured, and floral de-
signs: also stripes and dots, in col
ors. as well as white and csc
black. at "a
) pieces of Imported Pique;
heavy welt. white ground, with as
sorted black pin dots; 10lC
sold AT 25c yard. ...... EA2
The entire balaHce of our In
ported Wash Goods, comprising
our own direct exclusive novelties,
including Silk Madras, Anderson's
best Hemstitched Madras, .Iac-
guard Madras. Mercerized Zephyrs,
and Silk-spot Crepons
sold for soc. Special, per 0Ec
ward. Hs
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Marriage Licenses Issued.

Robert II. Johnson and Amelia DAN
gerheld.
William z. Howard. this city, and
Katherine NJ. Tufts. Wampville. n. Y.
Edward a. Goldman and Emma May
Chase.
David Warner and Ella Rich.
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This is what they consist Of
One lot of good quality Pereale Waists, in light
and dark colors neat figures and stripes, all fast
washable eolors made with of fine pin
tucking down the front, in all sizes, worth Q0C
One lot of Plain and Striped Madras Waists
in light blue, pink, and gray colorings, made with
full blouse front and French back, cut dip
front f. new new stock & and sd. cuffs perfection in Aoe
One lot of fine White Lawn Waists made of
good quality material some have entire front of fine
tucks other have fine tucking and two rows of neat
embroidery, newest sleeves and stocks, all I0C
sizes worth S9c, for or..................... r.
One lot of fine Chambray and Madras Waists.
A large assortment of colors and styles. Some pref
tily trimmed with bias folds, others hem
stitched and tucked, all sizes worth up to hOC
Sl.2D. Tor. ~
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MUST PAY HEAVY FINE.
Justice KimbaIl Furnishes Negro on
Daatbiie Charge Of Assault.

D0abie Charge OF Assault.
George Waters, colored. was fined
s75 on two charges OF assault. By
Judge Kimball in the police court yes
terday and in default will serve nine
months in the workhouse. Joseph OFT,
white. was also fined so on similar
charge. which he paid.
Waters was arrested yesterday while
administering punching to Georgia
Lutts, colored, on Twelfth Street. OFT
interfered and Waters hit him on the
arm with a hatchet. inficting a severe
wound. While policeman had Waters
at the patrol box waiting for wagon.
OFT struck the negro a blow in the
stomach.
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Niagara Falls Excursion Via B. & O.
r R. $1,000.

Special train Of day coaches and parlor cars
without change viii leave Washington 500 a.
IA. July 2. stoToyers returning. Tickets good
for ten days. Special low rate excursions from
Niagara Falls.
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steamer Macalester for MarshaI Hall

Steamer Manchester for Marshall Hail
at II a. m. 2:3G and $50 D. II.
Norfolk ana Washington lire for Fort
-ess Monroe and Norfolk at $50 p. N.
Trains leave Pennsylvania Avenue and
Thirteen-and "a half Street for Alex
andria and Arlington every half hour:
Mount Vernon hourly. 10 a. IN. to ) D. m.
Chesapeake Beach-See schedules un-
der Railroads and Steamboats," as to
time.
Colonial Beach-Steamer T. V. Arrow
smith. See schedule under excursions
for time.
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j. ". Mcdonald. a driver in the Fire
Department. at his own request has
been reduced to the rank Of private By
the Commissioners. to take effect June
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On the application of DR.. B. F. Tiefen-
thaler. because of the serious Illness OF
DR.. w. C. Barr. OF 2720 n Street north
west. the Health Office has recommend
ed and the Commissioners have approved
the display of signs at the intersection
of y and Twenty eighth Streets and y
and Twenty-seventh Streets. requesting
drivers TO walk their horses and to make
no unnecessary noise in passing.
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Christ Is Coming.

sgbjcc: at the tent. corner Maryland Avenue
and Thirteenth Street northeast, 5 p. IN. sun
day. New York Avenue cars. \ song service
VIII precedc the prophetic study. All invited.
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The proposal of William RothwelI, re-
ceiyed on June 1G. 20 construct dead
house at The Washington Asylum. for
the sum of 81 ,O95, has been accepted by
The Commissioners.
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At his own request, the resignation
of Clinton Pulaski. driver in the Water
Department. has been recommended, ny
the Superintendent OF the depart ment
and accepted by the Commissioners.
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MINOR MUNICIPAL
MATTERS OF INTEREST

The Commissioners have directed that
the payment of special assessment
against part Of lot s, square 551, for paw
ing alley, in the name of Archibald
White, be accepted without penalties and
interest
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Fair today and tomorrow; rising tenn
perature tomorrow; fresh northwesterly
winds.
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The Commissioners have accepted the
proposal Of lir. NJ. r. Ready. TO lay a
granolithic pavement in the rear OF No.
police station ar the sum of $40
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20. Frederic C. Long has been promoted
to the position of driver. vice Mcdonald
reduced to take effect on the same day.
The Commissioners, on recommenda-
tion of the Inspector of Plumbing. have
determined to refund the fee paid by Mr..
Q. T. kaufman for {, permit to do Ger
tain plumbing work in premises GA Il
Street northwest. It appears that after
the permit was obtained the owner of
the premises would not allow the
plumber TO perform the work
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We're the only house showing the
new Coronation Belt, made IN an
ferent widths of washable Hnc
cotton and pure silk braid, at H.
75c and. ....--........'...'
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sr.25 To Baltimore ana Return Via
B. & o. r. R.,

Every Saturday and Sunday. tickets valid re-
turning unit. following Monday. Good On all
trains except Royal Limited.
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Major Sylvester. Superintendent OF Po
lice, has forwarded to the Commission
ers report upon the matter of licensing
summer garden and dancing resort ut
the corner of Twenty-sixth and F
Streets northwest. He reports that he
does not deem il advisable to grant the
license in antagonism to the wishes OF
great portion of the residents immedi-
ately concerned.
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Trains to Bay Ridge.

Week days. 9:l0 a. IA. anl i;!0 p m sun
days, 9:l0 a. N. and Iij p. M. Notc-Thc IL 80
a. ~. train has been Withdrawn.
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White Goods Prs;se i5,s snen'e OF

We don't pretend have display than we had fort
night but do claim that h week somewhat lower
than they quoted i'll our last issue.
Phenomenal n Sheer India Linen. This quality
has than u 2c yardtomorrow the DC
price will be O4
bargain Of fine White Cnke Seesucker, fancy stripe
the have sold at 1Sc yard 19IC
tomorrow al Z
Fine English Long Cloth" Every piece contains II full yards
This material the correct thing for underwear and dress
worth TI)o-special prlce Aes -
positive bargain Imported Mercerized Fancy Striped
assorted styles and secooed patterns regular 40c GnC
Also special offering of fine Imported Corded dotted 1nC
white worth 3Oc yard,
We've only 10 pieces of silk finished English Main
soo The regular worth is 81 for l2yard peetomonow EA
reduced 10 CV
Sublime quality 45nch Irish Swiss Null and 47inch Persian
limited quantity Instead of l9c the value, the 91C
will only cost tomorrow
pieces very fine Sheer India Linen has the finish Of
oeandy 40nches wide, sold everywhere Zoe f0lC
ya3-pecialy price tomorrow
OF heavy English Corded Piquc. This quail
bring c yard but have priced the to enC
sell at @"S'
Fine Linen Lawn, 32 inches wide This lot only
pieces therefore, instead of 81 2 shall offer this eFC
yard K
First Floor-Section +.
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and 81 feet of six-inch waite, main in
Baltimore Street, at the intersection of
First Street. at total estimated cost
of $3.50.
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The Commissioners have directed that
29G feet CT siX-iuch water main be
lald in the east side OF First Street, be-
tween Albany and Baltimore Streets.
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By authority of the Commissioners the
time for the completion OF Contract No.
305S. with NJ. f. Tally. for the improve
ment of the Bunker Hill Road. is extend
ed for period OF thirty days without
penalty OF cost Of inspection, the work
having been prosecuted with proper dill
gence, and the delay not being due 70
fault 1.-the part OF the contractor.
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TEMPERATURE.

Highest temperature, u m......... SO
Lowest temperature, a. m......... 81
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a committee of the class of IS, of the
High School. through its chairman. vii
liam J. Palmer, has requested the COM
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missioners that some school building In
the District be named the Edward A.
Paul SchonI
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Dress Trimmings.

We are also showing a complete
line of Fagoting, in white, black,
and linen color. worked 1O1C
on ribbon and mousse ~
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Every yard of our Imported
Dimity, the finest cloth made, in
a large collection Of exclusive de-
signs: also the balance of our
Imperial Swiss, which are copies of
the finest imported mohairs; not
ward sold for less than 1GC
20c. -
All of our Imported Shirtiugs,
ideal fabrics for women's suits
,ud mems shirts; they consist Of
Fre-.,s's Madras. English Shirt
ings. and Anderson's Suitings. as
well as tucked madras, at fGC
the special price of, per yd.. -
10 pieces of 3O-inch Brown
Dress Linen, suitable for whole
suits; very popular fabric.
which has sold for 1HIC
Zoe q yard. .....IA2
20 pieces of Sheer Linen Batiste,
as well as > pieces of Imported
Black Pique; extra fine finish; both
quail Qualities sold at 29' a 10e
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Our First Big
Mating
Clearance Sale
..Of Season.

This Offering is earlier than usual
by several weeks. but we prefer
this great selling now than later on,
assuring you the same big values
you would get then.
10 1-2c and 1Jc China Mating, all
seamless. every yard perfect; Gr
pretty patterns; in this sell vi
ing at, a yard. ...................' -
1Sc Heavy Seamless China Mating,
finished with double selv- 1RIc
age and perfectly reversi- ~
BILE. for this selling. yd... E[
20c Canton Short Straw
Seamless China Mating. all 1cr
good patterns: for this sell III
ing. g.....-...........-.
25c Extra Heavy Seamless
China Mating in patterns Of 1nT
checks and plaids; for this VI
selling. ng...............
Soc very finest Viceroy Seamless
China Mating, choice pat
terms of pin check. large 1nc
blocks and stripes. for this NV
selling. j" ~
29c Carpet designs. in japanese
Jointless Cotton Warp Mat OHC
ting. in colors of green. red. ~
or blue. for this selling. ....... w LD
39c High-grade Damask Patterns
of japanese Jcintless Linen NnC
Warp Mating, our own i'm ~
portation. for this selling. ls "
45c Northwestern Prairie Grass
Heavy Warp Mating. one OF the
best summer floor coverings GfC
made, for this selling. IL
Third fioor-Upholstery Dept.
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EXCURSIONS.

Lamps lit today ay..............S:0I p. NJ.
Lamps out tomorrow .3;43 \. NJ.
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Health Officers Report.

In part the Health Officer says:
Investigations made in connection
with the proposed construction of a mu-
nicipal hospital have shown that the
cost per bed OF various modern hospitals
in Baltimore, Boston. New York and
Philadelphia has ranged from $500 to
s5,625, the minimum figure having
reference to the cost of the Boston City
Hospital.
"on the basis of $1,000 per
bed. the proposed building for
Freedman's Hospital will accommodate
but fifty patients An examination Of
the statements made before the sub
committee on appropriations of the
United States Senate shows that those
interested in this project intend that the
new buildings shall contain certain oc-
commodations for private patients,
twenty beds being suggested as the de-
sired capacity for patients of this
class.
''On the basis of SO 900 per bed. there
fore. the proposed Freedmans Hospital
building would accommodate twenty pri-
vate patients and thirty charity cases.
Freedman's Hospital Low accommodates
250 charity cases. The pending project
would involve. therefore, the provision
of accommodations for 220 poor patients
elsewhere
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TIDE TsBIE

Sun rises...4:35 AN. Sun sets..7:27 F. NJ.
Moon rises S:3l PM. Moon sets.
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STREET LIGHTING

Low tide.......3:10 A NJ. and 3:37 P NJ
High tide......9:0O 4. NJ. ana 9:2S p. NJ
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!. In Silks. !
! We have Is Beautiful En- {
!. broidered Waist Patterns. The !
!. material is of the finest quail :,
: ity all-silk taffeta the pat :,
I tern contains 4 yards. with am :.
! pie hand-embroidered material :;
! for front. collar. and cuffs: the ::
: shades are Whit. reseda, old :;
: rose, and tan, the price at ::
which they were formerly sold :,
!. was Sc. We're going CO IN :;
. to sacrifice the bal a pss J
: ance at, each....... po oSV :.
. Silk Dept.-First foor-sec- :;
. tion a. ::
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Capacity Would Be Reduced.

"It appears TO have been assumed at
le hearing before the Senate Appro-
ration Committee that the limit of cost
xed in the pending bill (S150.0 COO was
Efficient to provide q hospital contain
Ig loo beds. If by reason OF type OF
obstruction adopted. or otherwise. a
ospital Of this capacity be erected. con-
aiming, as was suggested, twenty beds
n private patients, the capacity for
zee patients Will even then be $50 beds
'ss than the capacity of the present in
-ituticn. and IL Will be necessary 10
rovide accommodations for such pa
GIents elsewhere.
Under any circumstances it NAV be
assumed that if Freedman's Hospital is
Iepuilt at cost Of sl50,000, alcng the
lines indicated at the hearing before the
senate committee on Appropriations, il
Will be necessary TO provide hosuifaI
accommodations for between I7O and 220
patients TO be treated at public ex-
pense. Moreover. in view OF the fact
tnat the building is to be located OF, ;he
site OF the present Freedman's Hosuital
buildings, il will be necessary to nro-
VICE accommodations for this number of
patients. and possibly for more-before
work can be commenced on the proposed
new structure.
Need to Make Provision.
In view of the foregoing facts. I have
the honor to invite your attention to
the necessity for making. in connection
with the proposed appropriation for
Freedman's Hospital. some provision
whereby work looking toward the con-
structlon Of the proposed municipal hos
pltaI can go forward. II a reasonable
appropriation be made for work on the
municipal hospital project th:.t project
should be in such a condition by the
time 1t becomes necessary to consider
the next appropriation bill that It can
be determined how much of the ipstitu
tion 1t is desirable to build, and proyis-
Ion can be made forthwith for building
the same so as to permit the rebuilding
or Freedman's Hospital as outlined in
the pending bill.
Unless. however. an appropriation be
made for continuing the work on the
municipal hospital project IT will be
necessary at the next session of Con
gTess, when the rebuilding OF Freed
mans Hospital is considered. to devise
means for accommodating the patients
OF that institution during rebuilding. and
Tor replacing permanently q certain part
of the beds now provided there and the
incomplete state of the municipal hos
pital project will interfere with its con
sideration.
In view of the foregoing statement,
respectfully recommend that action be
taken 10 secure the insertion after the
word dollars" in line S on page G5 OF
The District appropriation bill as passed
by the Senate, Of the following: And
for continuing work looking toward the
construction of the municipal hospital.
$50 o0O."
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More New NaIues in
DOr7eSfiCS.

It's like drinking coffee without
cream to have a page nd. without
thementioning of domestics.
We offer cases of the famous Ri
val Bleach Muslin. considered the
equal if not better than other brands
which sell regularly for 10c yard;
for Monday we allow 10T
yards TO each customer at, 5l
per yard. ........,.-.. L.
Also a special Offering of the we'll
known Mohawk Sheets. Bolsters, and
Pillow Cases. every one full size,
hand torn and ironed. each ticketed
at prices less than the cost of the
cotton unmade:
42xS6 Mohawl, Pillow Cases. .tV2
.5xss Mohawk Pillow Cases. .li9
5oxss Mohawk Pillow Cases. lJ2
5ixss NJ ohswk Pillow Cases. ..t4z
.sn7s Mohawk Bolster Cases. 1875
z.uoo ,,o,.w,, sboets 343
.,..o ,,.,,u.,. s,..., 39c
-,r,o ,o,. ~, Shoot. 43c
s,r.o uo,,n.,, s,..,. iSc
oo,oo ,,o,,.,,.,, s,o... 52e
First Floor-Section NJ.
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100 pieces of Manhattan Duck,
the best on the market: i'll black,
navy. and light blue; black with
white dots, navy with white dots,
and white with black dots, OS
per yard. OA
Every yard of our Hieh-class
Wash Fabrics, such as Sole de
Luxe, Silk de Laine, Silk-warp
Grenadines, Mercerized Berege,
and Zephyr Sole; the most exelu-
sive line ever imported which
sold from 50 cents to 60C
Silk and Linen Batiste, 46 inche.;
in width. with ribbon drawn effect;
Chenille. and silk woven. i'll colors
of pink. blue. and natural; they're
the mcst exclusive and high-art
goods ever imported: sold for
S1.50, $1.75, and $2-the 0GC
choice ceat................./o at.
First foor-Section B-Main
aisle.
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Various sizes OF White Washable
Pearl Buttons. for trimming
wash suits and shirt waists; SNE
sold for 19c. Special price, 81
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w dSEE 0OIA .SfrOngf7Oid...

Tie tnrrcal lof f
Header
select than other two
wevec il the
il lln Ne ea garorOf liannnn j
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Health Officer Recon-
mendS Appropriation
of $4,000.
CAPACITY OF FREEDMAN'S
Ii Rebuilt as Proposed VIII Greatly Re
duce Number of Beds-Reconstruction
Should Not ca Forward Without the
Proper Accommodation Elsewhere.

The District Commissioners yesterday
forwarded TO House and Senate commit
tees on appropriations copy of com
1nunication by the District Health Of
1cer, recommending IN item OF $5o,0Oo
for continuing work looking toward the
construction OF the municipal hospital,
asking that it be inserted in the Dis
tric. appropriation bill for the ensu-
ing fiscal year.
In his report the Health Officer calls
attention TO an item in the appropria-
ton bill providing $1,000 for procur-
ing plans. etc, for new Freedman's 3
Hospital. in SO far as it has bearing
upon the erection of the proposed Mu-
nicipal Hospital.
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5000 Wash Waists in White
and COIOrS.

pretty styles now IN
l. L% %Ac Of