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LOCAL MENTION. The Wmtbrr. TonrriPT TILL KIl.BT TJITOSPAT. For the District of Columbia, eastern Tork. eastern Pennsylvania.

New Jersey. Marylar.l. Delaware and West Virginia. continued col.l and cloudy weather daring Wednesday, followed by much higher temperature on Thursday; easterly win Is. Ax avoid any misunderstanding ereryoody to kuow that the i r.ce of Supolio.

a cake, is intended for the fit of our customers who are the constituent of the article. They can bay it of us for 7c. a cake or 2 cakes for" 14c. Any person wanting larger quantities mutt pay us at the rate of dozen. Frankle A Proprietors of The Fair.

812 7th st. n. w. One Dozen Cabinets and Crayon framed for Gbaf.xe, TON 7th street northwest. Thk don't know whether the cabinet decided that the brut thins for malaria.

chills, dumb ague. Washington's autumn contingent receipts, is Henley's Celery. Beet Iron, but the people have, and that "settles Try a Torsn or Alexander's Home-made Home Market, cor. 11th and I sts.n.w. Solid Oak Chamber Siite.

pieces, onlv V. ire Mattress 2.50 Short Hair 6.50 932.00 Wash B. Williams, Furniture, Carpets 7th and nw. n. w.

"A Nipping A in." You need a pair of warm gloves for driving, or walking, of working. We can supply you from 50c. up. Buckskin gloves and' mittens our specialty. Franc, One Price.

Cor. 7th A D. The Woodmont. most pleasantly situated apartment in the eily, corner 13th and Iowa i ircle; first-class in every respect. The management announce that "three elegantly furnished apartments of two and three rooms en suite are yit to be had.

Each suite has its private bath and closet. The cafe is not to be surpassed. Prompt attention. Heated by and open grates. Elevator.

Cabinets per dozen. Graeme. 70S 7th street northwest. Children's Overcoats That were formerly j4. and and were bargains at that.

See them before- they are all gone. Eiskman 7th and E. Children's department. The Johnston early bud spring leaf blended tea. Yes.

your grocer keeps it For the Holidays! Fob the Holidays! One thousand John Bromley A Son's royal Smyrna Bugs. 2 it. 2 in. by 4 ft. 6 former price $3.50 2 ft.

0 in. by 5 ft. 0 3.00; former price 4.50 3 ft. 0 in. by 6 ft.

0 5.00; former price C.50 4 1L 0 in. by 7 ft. 0 7.00; former price 10.00 fi It. 0 in. by ft.

0 15.00; formtr price 23.00 It 0 in.by 12ft. 0 former price 45.00 Japanese fur rugs. tormer price 3.50 Wasu. B. Williams, cor.

7th and IJ sts. n. w. Bargains in upright pianos for cash. G.

L. A 7U'j 7th n.w. Fob the Holidays. Handkerchiefs. The best, the prettiest, the cheapest.

From 5c. to Come and see. A. B. Delano, 1205 st Fine Ladies Dresses (second-hand) bought sold.

Justh'b old stand. 61? st. n.w.-v, 15c. a Pair fob Child's We huve put on our bargain counter a lot of child's pants to seh at 15c. a pair.

4 to 13 years. Eiseman 7th and E. Children's department. 2d floor. W.

S. Fisher, florist. 14-0 Pa. ave. njv.

"Tvkned Up" at Pennsylvania ave. if.w., where 1 give a nicely tinted suitable tor framing, with every dozen cabinets. J. E. Bis I io formerly with Johnson Bros.

For Hall Papers and Window Shajtes go to W. Hendlkson. 1113 sL ilw. cers. Attention! Fob Opening Orders for a.

offee and sple'es go to Bin s. A 013 New ave. Cans and caddies tree. El VeifR oal. Coke ood from Lioiiimt, the ie.oi.ng hrm in the to let Children's Svits.

rinse are the He- have be-eii selling at 4.50 and Eiseman 7th and sts. hildren's department. Visit the Empire Carpet CI. aning Works, Mass. avt.

n.w. 7s7-2. Bin Drive in u-pets. Four hundred pieces wire brussels tap? stry carpet at 65 cents ler y.iru. formtr price c.

nt? per yard. Two pieces best tive-frame body brusselsat i(0 cento per yard, lorni- rie-i l.ij pt yard. Wash. B. Williams, 7th and streets northwest FrroRE Yor Brv your carpets and furniture lloeke's Mock aud get his prices.

ur- and Shiny Garments made to look Ilki new i.t a II Ilnliial cost, at liiTviiiNsov s. Pennsylvaniaavenue. Pianos for rent F. G. Smith, 1225 Pen no.

ave. ASHINGTON Dl.Es LD go to JllO. R. Keliy! enter market. Irthst.

wmg, tomorrow. See the "Grand Oil Heater. Xo smoke, odor, pipes or ashes. For sale by S. S.

She mi A 432 Ml st. n.w. Five Hi-ndred woven wire springs beds onlv each, former price 5-4. Wash. B.

William, 7th aud streets northwest A Mark Down in Mid Season. We have marked our ahd e5 child's suits and overcoats down to C3.75. Eisejian Ttli and sts. Children's department The Johnston famous dry roast Java. Your grocer has it.

CJTV AN1 )J) 1 KM KN rs TOMGIIT. Ai.r.Aruu s. Barrett in da Aimini." Marlowe in Kiglit Bros. CONDKNSKD LOCALS. The body of a dead infant was fouud by rrivate in the area-wav of the drug store corner of 25tli street and Pennsylvania av? utie Ttsttrday AifU-riioon.

Levi 11. York was last eTening elected chaplun of the Old Guard veteran corps. The executive committee was authorized to make arrangements for the corps to attend the national encampment of the G. A. It at Boston ne xt year.

The ladies' Knights Templar drill is to be repeated tomorrow evening at the Masonic Umple at 8 o'clock. 1 he-Georgetown colloge football eleven defeated the Episcopal high school eleven at Alex.tnelria by a score of 8 to 6. do? us.n Georgetown? made both touchfi'nch Ada Hall. Iotoniac hall, Maryland avenue southeast, fr The little people w. re T.m,f'- of Grand Vice Carrie Grand Busrell and several members of lodge, iour new members were uiiUA Memorial Record lJuok Presented.

Lincoln Post.G.A.lt. was presented last evening with a memorial record book, the gift of ex-Mayor Emery, Benjamin P. Snvder. rancis Biggs and Samuel Norment. The latter made the presentation address.

payUg an eloquent tribute to the achievements of the soldiers of the late war. He also spoke of the r.r,V1Ct" of Women the war. In behalf of the post Commander Anderson ac.u remarks upon the conc.usion of these exercises there was music and refreshments. This latter feature was under the direction of the womau's relief corps of the post Baskets containing fruits, flowers, candies and cake, prettily decorated with pink, were auctioned off, the purchaser of each basket having the privilege of escorting the lady whose card was attached to the basket to the refreshment tables. 1 herecord book presented to the post is a large volume, in which will be wittcn the names and military record of the members, so that these facts can be preserved for future generations.

It is proposed ultimately to depoaut the rolurne the Congressional library. THK MAKMiOKO' LYMHINO. Inquest on the of Joe Vermillion Yesterday. When the itin rose at Upp- Marlboro' yesterday its rays shone on the half naked and horribly mangled body of Joe Vermillion hanging from the Tatuxcnt railroad bridge. On his feet were his jail chains.

His neck was cut by the rope and his tongne lolled out of his mouth. About 7 o'clock the body was cut down and Justice Harris held an inquest. Jailer llidgeway tolil the story of the mob's coming, as related in The Star's dispatches yesterday. One of his assailants he recognized. The Baltimore Sunt correspondent in a grnpliic account of the affair says.

As soon as he was released the prisoner wrenchcd off an iron sash from the window and made a furious attack upon his assailants. He was coon overpowered, but not until he had brought blood, which was smeared over the iron slats of the cell door and the hash. A rope was tied around his neck, his feet and lianas were bound, and he was dragged down the SU ps, out of the jail, and thence into the street. There he again resisted, and two men. one at his feet and the other at his head, dragged, shoved and earned him to the bridge, the mob accompanying on horseback.

cries and cvses rang out as he was dragged along, and awakened the residents, who raised their windows and peered out to learn the cause of tne noise. WAItSKD r.T HIS BBOTIIEHS. In the cells adjoining that occupied by Joe Vermillion are his brothers Edward, John, George and Lloyd. Two of them in a cell looking out on Main street had been awakened upon the approach of tlie lynchers, nnd they veiled to Joe across the corridor to bo ready, say also irned Mr. llidgeway nut to open the jail'door, bat the warning not heard.

All the brothers begged the mob not to harci Joe, but their appeals fell upon deaf ars. Their cries for mercy were still ringing through the cell when their brother was dragged out. Then Ridge way was released and aroused several of neighbors, but no pursuit was made, as it was feared the mob would use their pistols to re pel an attack. The mob's first halt after the ir start from the jail was at an elm tree near the home ot colored, but some one was approachmg and they moved 011. An attempt was made to throw a rope over a limb of a tree.

After ull the details of Vermillion's death. as far as ascertainable. been heard bv the jury rendered a verdict that he had met his "death bv lvnching by parties unknown to the jury "The body of the lynched man was buried in the jail yard. No service of any kind was held, but from the windows overlooking the scene pa zed lMvrard ami John ermiilioii. brothers of the dead man.

weeping piteously. Joe. who was hanged, was about 5 feet 5 inches tall. Ho was twenty-se ven years old and of lithe, powerful build. Ho had extraordinary courage and was of a nature that resented a supposed injury upon the moment it was offered.

He had small black beard glowing upon his cheeks, lip and chin, black ejes and rathe good-looking face. 1 he dead man had figured frequently in the courts of 1 rincc George's county. He was a native of Anne Arundel county and when only six years old was tried at Annapolis for stealing corn from Thomas Clark. All the Yeruiiilious are illiterate and bear a bad name. Transfers ol' Keal Kstate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: S. S. Wales to W. Mayse, lot 7. blk.

10, Burrville; el28. D.D.Thompson to Leila J. Herron, anb 16. sq. lWX'i; C2.400.

11. Beard to Isabel Wusel, pt. 4. sq. 3J3; A.

B. pshen to to W. A. Gordon, in trust, lot 9. sq.

72; John C. Lang to H. M. Bennett, 15 and 16, sq. 1061; A.

Burgdorf to J. 11. sub 16. sq. C- F.

B. ail to llosa E. G'-rhold. lot 15. bik.

-0. Columbia Heights; B. l'earson to C. King, sub I'J, sq. 72o; J.

A. Preseott to V. 11. Miultze. sub 1(7.

-q. WW; Cj.WO. Commissioners ll.C. to N. Bl? be r.

lots 10. 9. Sand 7. sq. 1137; T.

L. Croplev et al. to C. 11. Fickling.

pt. 30. old Georgetown; rl.500. J. S.

Edwar.ls et al. to A. Clarke, lot 6. Jamaica. D.

Birtwell to O. W. White et subs and 89, sq. 721; Subs 17 and IS. sq.

712; O. M. White et al. to 1). Birtwell.

lot 15, sq. 152; G. McKinnev to Archer, pt. lot sq. 154; c756.

B. W. Walker to Harriet Abbott, pts. 2M and 29. S.l'.B.'s sub.

Mt. Pleasant; McConville to Joshua 11. Clarke, pt. IIS. sq.

S34; Masonic Kleetlon. The annual election of officers of Lafayette B. A. chapter, No.5. held last evening, resulted in the choice of the following named: L.

Cabell Williamson. M.K.H.I'.; Leonard C. K.K.; Walter x. Ludlow. E.S.; W.

A. Craig, secretary 1 third rm A. tourth term K. Elmore, trustee; S. B.

Bond, corporator. During the evening L. C. Wood was with a hansome lamp, the retiring high priest, L. J.

Nottingham, making the speech ol presentation ill behalf ot the members. Colored Hoy Assadlts a hltc One. Willie Smith, a ten-year-old colored boy. was in the Police Court yesterday afternoon charged with assaulting Willie Killeen, a twi Iv -year-old boy. I he a-ault was; committed a stone thrown by the colored boy.

The missile struck Killeen 011 the head and'inflict a p.uniul injury. Dr. English, who dre sed the wound, that it not though the white boy made a nar- scape-. The stone-thrower's mother was 111 court and promised to correct he sou, say- ing she had never had any trouble with him Judge Mill-r told the prisoner that he would be sent to the reform school if he was vex arrest' ii i.gaili. lhe judge said that a boy wuh a stone was worse than a man with a 1 loaded revolv.

r. and it was as natural for a boy to throw Stones as was for him to eat. 'J lie injure boy told the judge that the cololed bov asked liim if lie his "trotting papers" and thcu threw the stone. The judge M11tenct the defendant to the reform school during minority and suspended sentence during good behavior. Killed for an Assault.

Capt. Henry irilfith of a lumber schooner was in tin Police Court yesterday charged with assaulting 11. Clay Jones. The alleged assault occurred in Johnson store, at the foot of 12th street. Monday afternoon.

Jones, it is charged, was under the influence of liquor and started a quarrel with, the captain, who is 1111 elderly man. and struck him 011 the arm with an axe handle, when the latter struck Jones oil the nose with a shovel. I Judge Miller heard the evidence and filled Jones Capt. liriltith was acquitted. Not A Pimple On a BY.

BABY ONE YEAR OLD. BAD WITH ECZ1MA. HAIR ALL GONE, tie ALP COVERED WITH LKCPTie) ns 1HOUGHT HI HA III WOULD NEVER UROW. CURED BY UTICUKA. HAIR SPLENDID AND NOT A PIMPLE ON 11IM.

CURED BY CUTICURA. I cannot enoutfh in praise of the CUTICURA REMEDIES. My boy, whe-u one year of Bite, was so i wit iniiii thai he li st all ot his hair. His scalp 1 wiiti erupt which the- doctor said was m-all head. ana that his hair would never fc-row iwraiu.

of a cure from physicians, 1 Is van lhe use of tii" CUTICURA REMEDIES, and. I am happy to say, with the moit 1 success. His hair is now splendid and there is not a pimple 011 hiui. I recommend the CUTICURA REMEDIES to mothers as thu luost speedy, economical, and aura euro for all skin disease! of infants and children, and feel that every mother who an afflicted child will thank lne for so doiutf Mrs. M.

WOODst'M, Norway, Me, FEVER SORE EIGHT YEARS. I must extend to you the of one of my custom who has een cured by usittif the CUTICURA REMEDIES of an old Sore, caused by a loll if sj-ell of sieUiiess or years He was so had he was tearful he would to have his liv ami utated.hut is happy to say he is uoweutirely as a dollar. He requests me to his name, winch is 11. 11. CANON, merchant, of this JoHN V.

MINOR. Druggist, Gaiusboro', Tenn. WOllaT bCROFCLA CURED. We have beeu aelhnir your CCTICURA REMEDIES for years, and have the first complaint yet to receive froiu a purchaser. One of the Worst caooa of Sciolula 1 ever saw as cured by thciu.

TAILOR TAYLOR, DrUfTKists, Eraukfurt, Kan. CUTIC'URA RELOLVENT, The new Blood Purifier and purest and best of Humor Remedies, internally, and CUTICLRA, the vreat bkia Cure, andCUTICURA SOAP, an eiquisite Skin BeauUfter, externally, si ecdtly. permanently and ecotioui.cally cure every dis ase anil humor of the skin, scalp and bluod, with loaa of hair, whether it. hitne. burnlmr, scaly, pimply, scrofulous, or hereditary, wlu all other remedies fail.

Sold every where. Price. CUTICURA, SOAP, RESOLVENT. 41. Prepared bv the POTTER DUUO AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.

for "How to Cure Skill Diseases," paves, jo illustrations and 100 testimonials. BABY'S SKIN AND SCALP PRESERVED AND Beautified by CUTICUR A SOAP. Absolutely pure. EVERY MlaCLE AOHEs" Aches, Lull Pains. Strains and Weaknesses RELU.VED IN ONE MINUTE the CUTICURA ANTI-FAIN 1LAsf ER.

Thoflrstaiid only instantaneous atreugthenim plaatsr. So cel. is. M-wca THK VETERAN FIREMEN. A Delegation of Old-time Firemen From Brooklyn and Their Mission.

Last evening a committee of the Brooklyn veteran volunteer firemen's association arrived here and presented to the Washington veterans an elegantly framed set of resolutions of thanks for the courtesies shown the Brooklyn men on the occasion of their brief visit here on September 11th last. It wus the regular meeting night of the Washington association, and while they were in session at Meyer's hall a committee composed of Messrs. James Ragan. Wm. Cammack and John W.

Thompson received tho visitors at the Baltimore and Potomac depot and escorted them to the halL The visitors were Messrs. John H. Bergen, Wm. Frecl, Stephen llickev. B.

P. Carr. Edward 8torer, Wm. Youug. Theo.

B. Collyer, A. J. Michaels and Jerry Chadwick. On entering the room Mr.

John W. Thompson welcomed them in a neat speeeh. saving the recollection of duties performed and dengert encountered bound tho veterans in ties which wo aid never be broken. Mr. A.

J. Michaels responded in happy terms and expressed the hope that the Washington association would give the Brooklyn veterans an opportunity to reciprocate their openhanded generosity. THE PRESENTATION. Then a recess was taken and after introductions the memento brought by the Brooklyuiteg was brought in and formally presented. Mr.

Storer making the address and Mr. Thompson responding. The memento is an elegantly engrossed copy in pen work of resolutions expressing ttianks to the Washington association and the hope to take them in individually or collectively and show them the city of churches. The association entertained tho visitors at sapper at Edel's till a late hour. At the meeting of the association, in the absence of President Iticharda was locked on a jury), Vice President G.

Pierce occupied the chair, with J. J. Peabodv secretary. Mr. Hurst presented an emblematic flag to tho association.

An invitation was received from Nelson of Pythias, to visit the fair to be given by the division, and it was acceptid. The subject of celebrating Washington's birthday on February 22 next was considered, and a committee composed of Joseph Kagan, George Keithley, William Cammack, Julius Strobel and J. J. Peabodv was appointed to report on the subject at tho next meeting. Mr.

lagan reported that through Assistant Chief Lowe, Mr. Collins of Clapp A Jones, Hudson. N.Y.. had presented the association with two hose pipes. A vottt of thanks was passed.

Valuable Building Lots ox Fourteenth Street at attention of investors and others is called to the sale of three valuable building lots 011 tho cast side of Htli stri ct near street, by Thomas Bowling, 011 Friday the 6th instant at 4 o'clock. The Exhibition of Fine Furniture, crystal chandeliers, palms, plants, now in progress at the new auction sales rooms of lUtelifi'e, Darr 920 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, has attracted a constant stream of visitors and intending purchasers during the day, and the beautiful display of goods, interspersed with and evergreen plants, make a most brilliant sight. The display will be continued until 10 o'clock this evening. The will take place at auction tomorrow (Thursday) at 10 o'clock a.m. Supremo Council, Royal Arcanum.

An entertainment in honor of the members of the Supreme council of the Royal Arcanum, now visiting this city, was given last evening at Masonic temple under the auspices of the live local councils. There was a large attendance and the program of exercises was greatly enjoyed. During the evening Messrs. Nathan C. past regent; Charles F.

Luring, supreme vice regent; W. O. Robson. supreme secretary, and Smith Thompson of this city made addresses. '1 he rendition of an original musical composition entitled "The Tale of the Little Pie" by Herbert Smith was Highly appreciated.

After Using a Remedy and finding it good stick to it. "Bromodine" cure3 headache from any cause. 25c. of all Administrator's Sale of Stock tomorrow at 1 o'clock at Bniicanson's, corner Dili and streets northwest. Two Fine Building Lots on street between 13th and 14th northwest to be sold tomorrow afternoon at a rapidly improving section of the citv.

THE PALATIAL BIX Kl.Mi II AM IIOTKL, NOW 4WA ami 50th Kt ir It. FIREPROUF. This popular house bus been greatly eiilarired by the addition Fifth ave.) of an ELY EXTENSIVE FlKEIltOi'F BUILDING. seven FEUVi'AGE. the total uow feet.

It is noted LUXURIOUS for itsi li tuc-Uke acconiAN1? and its attractive nuitcs, LIKE ACCOM-each comprising drawing-room, MuDATlOXb. large, an dotlblu and siligle bedrovius, with hath and drcsbiugrcoia attached. Hie public rooms arc especially PUBLIC ROOMS, noted a their elegant' comfort an 1 ronveuh nee, the iadnV drawDRAWIXG- ing room mg in the Louis ize ROOM.nyie, the gralid dining in LEADING the Early i.uj-'jinli. '1 he gentleROOM. men's reading and smoking rooms sr? supplied with every requisite.

EDISON KLF.C- The bii.iard room, with cate at'1141 is an attractive eatuie of the house. All lighted by the Euium electric livht. TEL1GRAPH Telfinaph, telephone and atrvk AND 1 ELE-imhi ator on Ihe premises; alx" a riiuNE. news-stand, with all the leading apers-nd 1 eriodicals. Tickets ci-u he procured lor the opera, theatres, and all ether places of amuM uient.

SANITARY AF- bp i.il attention has liecn paid to KiIMMENTS.tlie h- and ventilaf tion of the liii, kinghaia. The locaLOCATIOX tion Is the finest in tue city. It is CENTRAL.within euay uvess ot tiie Grand Centra! the Upera House, and all places of amusement, hy the elevated roads, Madison and Ota ave. cars. Omnibuses pass the dLor every few minutes.

EUROPEAN Ihe hotel is conducted on the PLAN.European the restaurant of RESTAURANT, uusurpasnedeicellence; the clutiuet rtas'mttb f. WETlIEKBi-E FULLER, Proprietors. VRGAIXS. ONDI RFUL CasU 13 LADIES' CLOTH DRESS GOODS, with hail dsom Biile b.iud, wiue double ukIiu. pure wool.

DOLBi.K Willii. L'lb, immensesize, extra heavy. bargain, o. BLACK MltAii excellent quality, Ui.MiU.il A CAsHAlhUhs and HlMUETTA SLlCliLS, nearly yard ami a half wide, pure Irenen wool, eejai cash oaryaiu, ical value, liLA( AS1 KAhllAN 1. 1.A1?11'.IS* Cl-OTU aid ai.d a hail' wm- pur- wt oi, Hpecial bargain, oOc.

1 lit'Il OF 111L LOOM CO'l ION, yard wide.M^c. Ml.K I'LLexcellent iinalilj, oJc. V.Ma BLACK ULNC11 SILKS. $1, 1 iM'LHL Wtllih WOOL BLANKETH, Jt4i, stT.od. CLoill rLAlliS.

yard and a L-If wide, pure wool, excelieul LAl lh i L'i'l 11, ext-ellcut quality, yard and a bail wide, pure wool, el. KoYAL I- SEKliK, wide width, pure wool, 'ulendid quality, bvyiin, SbliGh, Uauinul Koodn, wide double ioid, aii Iyuiils lor C'gHJj Mora, 1 1 SI'ACL. VALUABLE 1 i i Customers. btlcct tne ivilowiiik- proK-uu with a purchase cl5ju. A pair ol IuijjusL.

lowtls, wortn 73 a llail 1" in? Laiiiii.sk Napiiiiia, woi'iu i a luirol i'iii btki one ot ibt iollow i lescatti a purchase cl or li.ore: A lindal Cuilt, worth a Loxcu l'iue Napiiilia, wviiu oa laiibol Large-alze i'uie 1 el.oU. Dresden, Hoyal orcester, CROWN DEVON AND ADDERLY WARE. 3. W. BOTELER SON.

Pennsylvania ave. n.w. BRIC-A-BRAC. GLASS WARE, TIANO, BANQUET AND TABLE LAMPS. Fun And RAPS.

SEAL hUOULDER CAPES with Queen Anne Collars. SEAL JACKETS and SACQt ES, all at Low Prices. blluULDElt CAPES in Astrucuan. Mink, l'eraiau, IVaver. Monkey and Nutrat Furs.

FUP MUMMING. All PLUSH GARMESTS at low prices. 1Ulib and WUAl'S as low as any house In An.eru.-a. uud we invite buyers to bring the price lists and ol at! houaea of this or any cities. W1LLET1 RUOFF, Matters and 1 urriera, A10-31B VUw I'aunay lvoiua srs.

THK COURTS. Coukt General and James. agt. McKee; order of July 31. 1838.

of special term vacated; appeal of defendant McKee for order September 17. 1888, dismissed; appeal of J. It Doolittle dismissed. 1 Brown, executrix, agt. Underwood: order of court for defendant to file undertaking.

Smithson ugt. Smithson; complainant's petition for rehearing in general term overruled. Equity Cox. apft. Griffith; sale decreed, and Julia K.

Griffith appointed trustee to sell. I Dickinson agt. Dickinson; commission to get testimony in Virginia ordered to issue. Brown agt. Teenle; Jos.

S. Shilliugton appinted guardian ad litem. Isaacs agt. Isaacs; appearance of absent defendant ordered. Grant agt.

Hill; i time to file answer extended till December 4. 1889. Woods agt. Woods; appearance of abi sent defendant ordered. Stewart agt.

Stewart; divorce a vinculo matrimonii granted. Sciardi ngt. testimony before C. Ingle, exami iner, ordered taken. Puobate Cox.

of Timothy Sauclg; of A. Sands and affidavit of Hufue Putnam filed. Estate of Annie E. Stephenson; will and affidavit filed and proved by three of the witnesses. Estate of Anastasia Patten; sworn statement of Augusta Patten Glover in relation to inventory filed.

Estate of Julius Levy; citation against widow returned served. Estate of Magnus Koehling; bond completed. Last Winter I was troubled so badly with rheumatism in my right shoulder and Joints of my leg as not to be able to walk. I took Hood's Sarsaparilia and now I don't feel any aches or pains anywhere. I sell newspaiiers rltrht in the middle of the street overy day in the year and have been doing so for years, and standing on the cold stones ain't no can tell you.

And if Hood's cured ine it certainly ought to lie good for those people who don't stand on the cold stones. I can be seen every day in tlie year at corner Tompkins and DeKalb avenues. WILLIAM W. HOWARD, Brooklyn. N.Y.

N.B.?Be sure to get HOOD'S SARSAl'ARILLA Sold by all druggists. 81; six for $5. Prepared only by C. I. HOOD Mass.

100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 3 OO PPP FEE NN IT SN r.GO II PPP KE II NS II NN (J OO EKE NN II NN GOG J. S. CON OVER Having remodeled and decorated their Ware Rooms, making them the moat eleu-ant Art Stores in the city, cordially invite their friends and patrons to a Special Opening on TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3d. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5.

Their exhibit of FINE and ARTISTIC NOVELTIES and STANDARD GOODS is the largest they have ever had the pleasure of offering to the public. AND 30 WEST 23D N. Y. House Herrmann's ARGUMENT TO THE LADIES. WINTER IS UPON US AND THOUSANDS OF llOU.SE KEEPERS ABE TODAY, FOB WANT OF SUFFICIENT MEANS, IN DISTRESS OYER THE APPEARANCE OF THEIR HOMES AND YET FELL A HESITANCY IN BURDENING THEMSELVES WITH A DEBT WHICH MAY POSSIBLY ENVELOP THEM EVENTUALLY IN UTTER RUIN.

TO ALL SUCH AS ARE FRETTING OVER THE DISORDER AND DISCOMFORT OF THEIR FIRESIDES WE OFFER THE FULL. EST SWEEP OF OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, UNDF.R WHOSE MULTITUDINOUS METHODS EVERY HOUSE KEEPER, WHETHER SHE COMMANDS MUCH OR LITTLE READY MONEY. CAN NEATLY FURNISH AND ADORN HER HOME. IN OUR THREE COLOSSAL STORES. TO WHICH WE HAVE BEEN NECESSITATED TO ADD A FOURTH ONE, -OUR TRADE HAVING INCREASED TO SUCH PROPORTIONS? WILL BE FOUND ALL MANNER OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS, WHICH WE OFFER ON CREDIT AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES, GRANTING YOU THE PRICELESS PRIVILEGE OF USING AND ENJOYING THE ARTICLES WHILE PAYING US FOR SAME, AS YOUR CONVENIENCE DICTATES, UNTIL THE DEBT IS CANCELED.

"OUR SOUVENIR" FOR CUSTOMERS IS HANDSOME IN THE EXTREME. EAGERLY SOUGHT AFTER, AND CONTINUES AN ATTRACTIVE FEATURE AT HOUSE HERRMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE, and 7th at. anu CoG Mass. avo. aw.

A cSfiq A AA 8 AA A A 88c A A AAA 2 AAA A A A A rpp FKE CCO II A r. Buc II AA bSs PPP KK II A A II AAA EKK CCO II A A I.T.T.T. INDUCEMENTON ACCOUNTOFTHE LATENES.S OF THE SEASON WE OFFER A LINE OF ROUGH BLACK AND BLUE CHEVIOTS MADE TO YOUR ORDER IN THE POPULAR D. B. SACK STYLE, from $ao.

TROUSERS FROM $5. IN OVERCOATINGS WE HAVE THE BEST SELECTED STOCK IN THE COUNTRY. ALL THE STAPLES. SUCH AS MELTONS, KERSEYS, CHINCHILLAS. MADE TO MEASURE FROM OUR EFFORTS TO GIVE WELL-MADE AND STYLISH CLOTHING HAS JUSTLY SECURED US THE LARGEST TRADE IN THE CITY.

II OOO OO II OO OO NNNIIC OOL NNNHCOOOL NN 11 OCO OO t.ii.i- FEB KB EES A II RRR II 0 AA A A II RRR AAA II I A A II LLLL OO 815 AND 017 PENNA AVE CITY ITEMS. 500 More of Those Men's Fine Saxony Wool Knit to rapidly at in all colore. AUo frt-sh supply Natural Wool Underwear. 48c. Gloves aud Hosiery at rock bottom prices.

At C. Ackrbai h's. 7th and H. The only agency (or the only Domestic Se wing Machine. It Ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." Use Brown's Ginger.

Fred. Bbowx. Philadelphia. Established nearly 70 years. 1 Tharp's Wine and Liquor Kfctubllshnient.

This is one of those reliable wine and liquor establishments that has stood the test for a quarter of a century in this city for the purity and par excellence of its goods. Its brands of wine and liquors have a national reputation. Mr. Tharp can be found at the old staud, 81S street northwest. It We Mean Business.

We sell best Groceries; reasonable prices. We sell finest Coffees and Tens. We sell Java and Mocha. 30c. lb.

We sell full Cream Cheese. 15c. lb. We sell fresh Eggs. 27c.

doz. We sell finest Creamery ltuttar. 30c. lb. We sell splendid Bui bank Potatoes.

We sell White Clover Honey. Wo sell Crosse A lilackwell's Jams, 19c. Jar. We can save you money. We are live grocery men.

It" M. A P. Metises, 417 7th it n.w. Heilbrun's Holiday Baroaixs In First-class Footweab. This week we offer at $3.24 Ladies' Hand-sewed Freiich Dongola Button, Gents' Best Calf Boots aud Gaiters.

At fcl.S>5 Men's Fino Dross Shoes, Double Sole and Scotch Bottom Gaiters aud Boots, Ladies' Hand Welt, Fair-stitched Dongola, Straight and Pebble Goat Button. Ladies' and Misses' Button, worth $L25, Gents' and Boys' Solid Shoes. A complete stock of Rubber Boots and Felt Shoes and Slippers, Gents' Embroidered and Leather Slippers. L. Heilbbu.n, 402 7th street.

The Largest One-price Shoe House. See The Old Lady in Window. Over 10,000 Fine Huts, half usual prices. American Hat Fall Styles Fine Derbys, in large, small and Dunlap shapes, 90c. to $1.50.

Best Hat made, 20tf Pennsylvania opp. Botanical Gardens. Plain figures. One price. s.m,w,f-8t* The Greutest Cure on earth for pain, Salvation Oil, will give instant relief.

Price 25 cents a bottle. 3 1 he Thing Wc Desire to Say is that we don want you to depend upon fanevadjectives and breezy advertisenu uts some happy possessor of the hite- ask them how they like it, aud the answer will come Thk White is Kino. Staun, Fiske A ii27-w As Utli st. n. w.

J. Jay Gould's Woadar Store. 421 SHh st. II. K.

Fulton, 1218 Peun. ave. n.w. The only Licensed Pawnbroker in the city. Established 1870.

Liberal advances made on Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware and Diainouds; also Unredeemed Watches, Jewelry and Diamouds for sale cheap. Buy a Muchlnc with a Reputation. Earned by forty jears of laithtul service. Wheeler A Wilson's New High Arm No. 9.

Eclipses all others, being Simple, Swift, Silent. uimetrical and Serviceable. Wuellku A NVjlson Mro. 437 yth st. n.w.

n20-lm W. M. Shustlr Sons. WE ARE SHOWING A HANDSOME LOT OF FRENCH SERGE ROBES, BEING A NEW ARRIVAL FROM THE LAsT IMPORTATIONS. WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF COLORS ASD THE VARIETY OF COMBINATIONS ARE UNSURPASSED.

BLACK VAN DYKE LACES OF THE CHOICEST DESIGNS. SURAIl SCARFS IN ALL THE NEW EVENING SHADES. CREl'E AND CREI'E DE CHINE IN EVENING COLORS. SILK MULL IN ALL THE LIGHT EVENING SHADES-JUST OPENED ONE CASE, FIFTY PIECES. IMPERIAL CASHMERE; THEY MAKE A PLEASANT PRICE IS TWENTY FIVE CENTS.

THEY ARE VERY CHEAP. EIDER DOWN COMFORTS, BOTH IN SILK AND SATTEEN. LADIES' JACKETS AND SKIRTS IN QUILTED CHINA SILK. LADIES' AND GENTS' UNDERWEAR IN GREAT VARIETY; THE PRICES ARE VERY LOW. A FULL LINE OF BLANKETS, QUILTS, COMFORTS AND GENERAL DRY GOODS FOB HOUSEKEEPING.

ONE PRICE. 'illL BUjT IS THE CHEAPEST. W. M. SHUSTER SONSt nS7 OH) PENN.

AVE. N.W. RUB A IT MM MM AA IT BBB A A 11 MM AAA BBB A A UU MUM POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE. SEVENTH STREET. ASTOUNDING SACRIFICE SALE OF PPP? OO RRR TTTT It FEE RRR FEE II PPP RRR It t'K RRR F.E bSS, II 2 OO II EFE KEE bSSS AND A CCG FEB A A CO A A KK AAA LLLL A A CCO EEE ccc rrr ttit a ii nn kss, IT AA It NN 5 9 JT IT RRR A A II (J AAA II OOO UU A A II NN 8SSSI Our Holiday Goods must have space and we have decided to sacrifice our entire stock of the above (roods to it to them.

The stock must iro, and we have prices on tliem which wukuow you have never heard of for the like goods before. ALL NEW AXD DESTRAULE GOODS (SACRIFICED JN THE HEIGHT Of THE SEASON. nrhs (O UU (10 PPP EEE RRR CCO FEE NN PPE RR COE NNN PPP KK RRR F.K NNN RROCF NNN KEE CCC EKE NN Reduction off the Marked Prices of All LACE CURTAINS. $3.75 Turcoman Fortieres fcr $2.38 a pair. Turcoman Portieres for $3.25 a pair, Fiirurid Portieres fur $5.08 a pair.

Solid Colored Fringed Portieres for $5.48 a pair. $8.50 Striped Portieres for a pair. Figured Chenille Portii res for $6.75 a pair. $10.50 and $12 Plam Top Silk Turcoman Poitierea for $7.08 a pair. $13 Chenille Portieres for $8.75 a pair.

$18 Cheiuile Portieres. 2 yards wide, for $12.50 a pair. $20 Chenille Portieres, 2 yards a ide, for $15 a pair CURTAIN POI.ES, 6 feet lung, brass trimmings, 15c. complete. HOLLAND WINDOW SHADES, Spring Rollers, 25c.

complete, AND OTHER EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS. BBB A tJ MM MM -S5B AA frMMM BBlf aa fiaaiM a BBB A A MM bSS? aaa Emm 2 ib a a uu Hum "ha" POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, d2 SEVENTH STREET. H. FLANAGAN, with S. Tampan, will be pleased to see any of his old aud their Have a line stock of batches and Jewelry on hand; it you can't cal yourself send a postal.

fltH tfth st. n.w. n2o-lut AMUSEMENTS. A LBAUGH'8 GUAM) OPERA HOUSE. SECOND AND LAST Wl Ek.

ONLY MATINEE SATURDAT. MR. LAWRENCE A RRR RRR EKK TTTT TTTT BRAAKKKKK BBR A A RRR RRR VK AAA RKRRK BBB A A KER gapporiitl by MIS8 GALE AND A COMPETENT COMPAXT. TONIGHT AT 8. FRANCESCA DA RIMINI.

MR. BARRETT A8 LANCIOTTO. Thursday RICHELIEU. Friday 1'hANl'LM'A DA I.IMIM. Saturday Mstmm- IIAMLH Evening JULIUS Ntxt Week MAGGIE MITCHELL.

d4 BV REQUEST THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR DRUX BV YOU SO LADIES Will be at MASONIC TEMPLE DECEMBER 5. In connection with this there w-ill ik-sI and Instrumental The following well known I I. Irci.Mis. IWrtha Lin Ada Miss i-llie Fattoraou and tlie IDWi School Club. NATIONAL lllEAiEll.

ONE WEEK, BEGINNING MONDAY. DEC. 2. Performances by JULIA MM MM A RRR OO KEE AA MM A A RRR WW WW IK AAA WW WW MA AH LI.EL OO KER. Supported by EBEN PLYMPTON and mi excellent company, directed by AHIEL BARNEY.

This Evening. TWELFTH NIGHT. Miss Marlowe as Vkilt HUNCHBACK. Fridav-AS YOU l.It- IT. Saturday Matmee-PYUM ALIGN AND GALATEA.

Saturday LEI NIGHT. Leirular Prices will i itvv all. Next -Jill FRiiSON-FlA4'ENCK. It NATION AL BALE Ol" SEATS Engagement of JEFFERSON-FLORENCE COMEDY COMPANY EC THE I A 8 Commences THURSDAY. DECEMBER 5.

8 30 A.M. Scsleof prices. 7.V.. J1 It OO MM MM H.tR OO t. A OOMMMMBROOL AA TOO MM MM BHK A A It I.

AAA OO BBU OO LLLL A A For tho ncAt of the Washington Hospital for Foundlings will be held at Willard's hall SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1SS9. LUNCH SERVED FROM TO P.M. EVENING ADMISSION, 10 CLV1S. music.

(i1 KERNAN'S NEW WASHINGTON HEATER. tenth it. south ol i aveuua. The Palace Vaudeville 1 hrat-T of America. Week Commencing MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, IRWIN BIG SPECIALTY SHOW.

A Fain, us Artists. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. d2 BIJOU THLAT1.K. VN cek of December 2. Usual Matinees.

Mark Melford's Funniest Farce-comedy. "TURNED UP." Filled wi'h Music aud Song. A company of unexrelied reputation, iaclu Mai Witts uM Gray. Geo. and Kuward Ix we.

Prices as usual. Next Week-A Ll.oAI. Kl.l 1 RAND MiNslltl.l. LN 1 1.UTA1N MENT at CAKK01.L INMHI IE HALL, 1102 st.n.w., 'ill! ItSJ'Al l.l ENI.Nli. ct For the benefit I lalth Council.

No. Id, S. i J. Performance commences at p.m. shari Admission 25c.

Globe theater, pmani and 11tkit Week Comm.m itiir Moi.ilav. December 2. MACARTHIVARli AGGREGATION OF VAUD1.MLLE AllilMs. Matinees Monday. Weuuesday, riuay aud Saturday, Admission at uiglit.

ltie 30c. and 5Uc. Matinees, I 20c. and 30c. MARKET.

A GAI-A DAY IN SWITZERLAND 1 a.thlully Reproduced by the Young Ladies' Home Missionary Society of the District. In Full Costumes. GRAND ARMY HALL, No. 1412 I'a. bet.

14tli and 16th sis. n.w. Market open Day and Evening. Lunch at 12 Di.CEMDi.lt 9. 10.

11. 1889. Choice Christmas Gifts uiay be uictiase.l at the Market. u30.de4.T,l?. 10.11 (jTEORGETOWN I NIVER8ITT (JoLRSE Of SlE Lecti RES.

THE REMAINING LECTURES ARE: 1889. Wednesday, December 11. Rev. D. J.

STAFFORD, "Eloquence and Shakespeare." Wednesday, January 8, Rev. N. RUSSO. S.J., "The l.atlul-al ot True Civilization." Wednesday, January Suiyi cn General JOHN B. HAMILTON.

LL.D., "Physical culture. Ancient und Modern." Wednesday. January 22. MARTIN' MORRIS. LL.D? 1 he 1'eudml System in and theCuiidlcl of tl.e 1.on.all Civil Law with the Common Law of Wednesday.

January 29, Rev. JOHN G. HAGEN, S. J. Lectures beifin at 7 4.7 p.m.

in GASTON MLMOlilAL I1ALL Of Georgetow Colleire. admission. 50c; Season Tickets. $2. No Reserved Seats.

Hckctslor salo aL all the al Ikok aud Music Stores. ulO-todllin IMtll SOI RE 1. I1Y THE WASHINGTON MFSICAL CLUB. Mr. HENRY XANDER.

Ilanist Mr. HERMAN Violinist. Mr. P.M I. Ml Eli CM.

Violoncellist; Mr. HEliNOON uiior. assisted by Miss i II A U. LINCOLN, soprauo. I DNEsDAY EVr-N'G, DEC.

4. at 8 at the UNIVERSALIS! CHLRCU, cor. 13th and sts. n.w. Admission, Reserved Seats, 75c.

For sale nt in. Knabe SI7 Pa.a\e.,aiid Herndon Morsell'a, 1311 Fat. L1KTHICUM HALL, VEST WASH1XOTOX. near last two Lectures of the course by Rev. J.

C. Eecleston. 1'- THt 1.SUAV, lieceuibor Abtiey. FUUiAi, December 0. I veUiUK withDai.te undDori.

la. lecture b-autiluUy HI jstra.ed oy lifty art.stu views. Tickets tor sale at Metzerott's Music Store 11 111 1 an.l at Sothuroii's 1'ruK Sloie, o2u Osts. Adiuisaioii. Me.

ndo-Ot ATTONAL ALL. Xv st. bet. 9ih and 10th sts. n.w.

THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 5. 1889, "UNDER THE PALMS." This beautiful sacred Cantata of Georpe Root's will be rendered by a larKe cor; oi Sinners in Oriental costume, under the auspices of Chnst Church, Washiniftou, lor tho oeneiit of iinkney Memorial Churcn, ild. Admission, Children, 25 cents. nU0-5t Masonic ranuL Cor. 9th and sta 1 OLD FOLKS'CONl r.UT AND ENTERTAINMENT.

For the bt-uelit ui HAM 1.1 NE M. E. CHURCH. ill be iriven at MASONIC TEMPLE FRIDAY EVENING. DECLMJiER 6.

1889, Cufinucucing at o'clock. Tickels 25 cents. CALDWELL'S DANCING ACADEMY, Cor. li and sts.n.w. and Friday Eveninirs.

0 :30. Misses and and Saturday. 3 p.ui. JN FORREST HALL, GEORGETOW N. A FAIR ill aid of Trinity Church will be held, beginning TUESDAY EVENING, Novcmoer 20, and continuing to December 0, inclusive.

In connection with the Fair an entertainment will be given each evening at 8 o'clock. n25-2w Bicycle exhibition. On WEDNESDAY EVENING at 8 o'clock 1-ltOF. WAilD, the Champion Bicycle Rider, will give an exhibition at tlie lair now in progress in FoLEesT HALL. 32d Georgetown.

d2-3t CCALIFORNIA. Parties. Semi-monthly. Tourist Sleeping Cars. Cheap Rates.

South, rn lacltlr Co. Address E. HAW LEI, Gen'l Eastern Agent, 343 Broailway, New York; it. J. SMI Hi, Agent.

49 Soulii Philaiielphia. or any liaiumore and Ohio Ticket Agent. apl7-w4ia-7st THE CYCLER1I 8 1400 K. Y. WILL GUARantee to 'leach Ylu to ltide tl.e I'y si ho Ladies ts.

Spiclal hours lor LADIES. Ol en nights. Laiycst riding school in U. s. nij 17 STAGE EXCURSIONS.

ARLINGTON-FAST STAGE LINE AT 2:30 p.m. Fare otic, round. Drive through principal streets. 25c. Soldier's Home and grouuds, 50c.

Coach chartered. Leaves 1HE EliS 1ER, 513 13th st. u.w. nl5-3m A FFF RRR II F.F.K NN DDD AA II NX A A FT RRR II KB KIND AAA II A A II KKK KM DDD Lately ret urn rd from Engluid, came Into my Store, and, after looking around, exclaimed in Lis acquired lingo: "By Jove: Bam, you'to rot veritable TIE SHOPT" That I have, and the Novelties for the Holidays are beautiful. 8.

BACHRACH. TIE SHOP. oc20-3m 1223 ST. S. W.

DBAFTMEN'S' AND ENGINEERS' SUPFUES. ARTISTS' MATERIAL8. PICTURE FRAMING. PHOTOGRAPHIC OUTFITS FllOM fJ UP. All in greatee aud at bottom i -es at bCUM.DT'S, Branch Peons ava, 6049tkst nl4-3m La ran 3 A NkS Ss? KBft HUB Lieu KKK ft ncn a no 1 Ml i 00 kRuK Em1 5 The oontlcued inclement weather.

coupled with the luiimiM stock which wr dsaire to duoe. induces aa to offer a SPEC! AL GOODS ALE. The prices which we offer era far below the usual value offered at sperial bargains that we have Do beeltancy Id aagr that thia aale will bettor for loss money than any aale hitherto offered by oa We recommcDd every prudent purvhaaer to Investigate tbeee ststsiueata. aa the followI OK SPECIAL IMUCSUXXTS will show BROADCLOTM faffMed to (1.00 Will Dot rough up. Smooth face.

twilled bark. ettia tot quality. In. TWILLED CLOTU reduced to 75c. Best value ever offered at finished aa well as best qualities, ault and pliable.

In fa. t. an unexcelled value at Toe. In. HABIT CLOTHS reduced to Good, firtu, aolid value at but at there hM never beeu shown quality to tluacluth.

we them in 50 shades. The muat realistic bargain ia Habit Cloth ever abown at 50c. CLOAKINUS. 54 all wool. reduced to $1.

Broad and Narrow Striped I'laids and Bourette for Loug Costs. Coats or Heavy haudsoiiic line of culuniift 41.75?CLOAhlNliS, 64 all wool, reduced to $1.50. A choice line of these very deMrablc goods are Just Id, which added with lue liaiaucc of llioac ou baiiJ. acoliccUou Worthy ol )oui tiou. 11N'6 HAIR BoltDLR reduced to $.1.00.

llic chonest material produced this eeaaon Only throe 14mm left. 8EHOE reduced to llich human Effects. Tina material. 1 he popular tahrlc of the season. SERGES reduced to 59c.

Thia aerviceable material can be had in the rboio4 colon uga In which we were ao He will doee the lot at 69c. SERGES reduced to 37Hc. We still have a choice line of colon of this deairabia fabric, hich we will ctoee at 3Wc. THICOT8 reduced to 3 Seven 1'iec a coinpnse the entire lot; all wool, heavy, with bright colors for Bordering Blue, Gray, Brown, Olive lireeu. Myrtle.

lue. TRICOTS reduced to -'0c. 40 inches wide, heavy and serviceable. will makaa aplcndid dress for little uiouey. FRENCH SERGES.

38 inch, all wool, to 50c. We have just purchased from the importer 100 I lives of these Justly celebrated Sergea which we have been selling at C9c. Theae were bought at apnea which will wanant ua in 1 those 111 stock and Un present purchase at 50c. DEAP DE ALMA. 40 In.

all wool, reduced None better were ever produced to sell at one dollar, but for this sale and until all are sold they gu at per yard. LANSBIBUH BBO. We still cling to our old coocluaion that no drees will Ct well unless you wear a Kuod-fittiUK COltSEl Coma to us and we will insure a pro 11 ht or refund your money. We carry 80 diatinct lines of COKSET8 In varying from 50c. to the finest, but it la the latter we wish to speak of today.

"AN This C. P. a la birene CORSET, manufactured oapaelaliy for us, la made of extra fine Freuch Satteeu and whalebonea. It is heavilv stayed with broad whalebones, has two aide steels and is trimmed lth broad lace. Has long waist, high bust and large spring ua hipa.

White and Drab. Of Satin CORSETS we hare a full line of C. P. la Steel Gray, Drab. Light Blue and Pink, lied, Black and White, each trimmed elaborately with bright ahades of Silk.

They are made of fine quality Satin, with fine Freuch halcbonea and ateels, long waist and high, heavy-boued bust. Besides the C. P. we have the C. B.

a la Is all late aliadea, for (li and (5. THESE COESETS ARE FULLY WARRANTED, LANsBLRUU BRO. BEAD THIS. White Goat Skin Rugs. other people's price, S3.

Oat price. Chenille Table Covera, IK yards aquara. Old pctaa selling now for $1.48. Chenille 1 yard aquara. 72c.

Lace Curtains at prices to astonish j-ou. Good onsa for $1.50 per window and the poles given la. Curtain Polea, special aale price, lMc. each cotnplata. Window Shadea on Spring Rollers, h'tto.

each. Figured CheniUe Portiena reduced from $Ut and $10 to $7.48 per pair. Thia is a bargain that will late mat yoa. One lot of about 123 odd iwlrs of at one-half old pricea All oar Holiday Goods now on sale. Select VOW joda laid away and delivered when deal red.

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