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Both sides Of tho Question.

Ethel lentering suddenly)-Jack, dear,
l wish you TO lend me your baseball
mask for-well, for six months at least.
Brother Jack Gracious. sister mine,
what ON earth are YOU going 20 do?
Well-if | must tell-it Is this
way: You know Harry and | are engaged
now. He comes every evening and
stays-quite a willie. lie is so extremely
demonstrative. and he has such an-ag
cressiye mustache. | believe in FREQ
trade up to certain point then ! am
for protection. -Pittsburg Bulletin.
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bremen'. statue Of Liberty.

The quaintest thing in Bremen is its
statue Of liberty, the "Boland' as 1t is
called. 1t is colossal figure. eighteen
feet high, and was erected in the center
Of the town in 1872 I'm one huge hand
the giant holds shield marked with an
eagle Chat symbol of liberty in all ages,
in the other q naked sword. 1t was the
gauntlet thrown down to all the world
that Bremen would be free.-Chicago
Hnrall
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EU r Elk AZ!
something in Life Insurance The Popular &m-Enowmenl Insurance.
What it How it works What1 costs
Before In-urina in Any Other Company Examine
The WaShington's New Ssmi,EndOwment Policy.

Policies m fifteen twenty and twenty-five
anyu the the full amount otthe policy to-
Immediately acceptance OF proofs
Of onhf the amount Of the policy and umu'
n Iyhder his option II not over V
Idup policy for the whole amount besides the
and with participation
policies cash dividends each year are strictly
6rab third specified amount Tor each year l"a
policy for $1,000 the guaranteed
upya follows
soVD years t'o" year,
coo. wears - years years $4,000 and dividends
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An Independent state in the Malay Pc
ninsula is Pahang It has just been ox-
amined from the outskirts by some En-
glishmen Who report it capable Of sup
porting a large poulation if the rulers
would cease from spending their time
chiefly in top spinning. New York Sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-16
silk from Wild Worms.

\ curious method Of silk manufacture
is sad 20 exist in the Chinese province OF
Kwangtung, where are found wild silk
.worms feeding on tine camphor tree. The
ful. grown caterpillar is cut open and the
silk is taken ont in form resembling
catgut. subjected to a hardening process,
and made into fish lines -Arkansaw
Traveller.
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its reputation has become worldwide from
this source alone. without considering the
many remarkable criminal eases with
which il has had 10 do. NOyclsts, how
ever, have often taken great liberties
with Scotland Yard rules. Tho force IS
used for London alone, q London detcc-
tive being scarcely ever sent anywhere
else. Yet many Q story teller has sum
moned a Scotland Yard detective 20 help
him out with his plot, 70 go where his
chief would not think Of sending him
But with the novelist all things are pos
siblc; the inspector arrives, and If the
ingenuity Of the real detective and his
luck were a 1.-THE of what they arc IN the
novel, 40 guilty man would ever escape.
~
The force IS under tho direct orders Of
the assistant commissioner II inycsti-
gates notable crimes like tho Whitecnapel
murders. but its principal business IS en-
bczzlcments. forgeries and other similar
matters. Ii also does Il great deal Of
government work, both for the British
crown and for the governments Of foreign
countries. The force also is expected 10
investigate all applications for naturaliza-
tion and attend popular gatherings be
sides keeping an eye or all professional
criminals who may be at large. Once
week a Scotland Yard detective goes
to the city prisons to look at the
prisoners awaiting trial and see if any
are known to him. The foreign cor
respondence is an important item. For
merly this work was done by a force OF
civil service clerks. Now it is all done
at Scotland Yard, and each letter received
is replied to in the language in which 1t
Is written.
There Is, doubtless, much variety and
excitement in the work Of detective.
He must take what clew he has, If any,
aud follow the dictates Of his own in
genuity. Often he ingratiates himself
into the confidence Of the suspected Grim
inal. aud detectives have been known TO
live with a criminal for months before
getting the proof required for conviction:
Recently in Chicago at an anarchist trial
one of the prisoners, who was being pressed
too hard by the questions OF lawyer,
stepped aside from among the criminals
and began TO chat familiarly with the
prosecuting attorney. He proved 70 be a
detective who had been so familiar with
the accused Us to be arrested and tried tor
the offense they hsd committed.
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How the Wheat Raising Districts 81 the
World Arc Distributed Over the Earth's
Surface and How II l. Raised In Dif.
fcrent Lands.

ihiihfI1 nave ldNtfN ft-
allied the fact that they no longer hold
the controlling forces in the wheat mar.
kets Of the world Russia and Hungary
they had long recognized Is standing
rivals in the markets Of western Europe.
but between 1878 and 1894 enormous sup.
plies Of the great cereal began 10 pour in
from India and Australia, northwestern
Canada and the Argentine Republic. OF
all these India excited tho most astonish-
mcnt The western world had long looked
upon II as worn ont land and its people
a. cffcte. the export Of $40 900 bushels Of
wheat one year was noted IN the Amcgi
can papers as curiosity. and that Of
500 600 bushels in 1879 as a phcn0me
non. Bat the next year midas export
was 4 DOC. 600 bushels, and then, save in
the famine years Of ls1S-70. il doubled
and trebled year by year. till in 1882 it
reached the enormous aggregate Of 81,
600 600 bushels completely setting at
naught all the market calculations Df the
western world
The American farmer had already had
puzzlng experience with wheat Down
TO 1876 that cereal had followed the
usual law of being cheap when the crop
was large. and vice versa, and SO much
do habits Of mind control most men that
il has taken forty years experience TO
show that wheat I. "a marked exception
90 that rule. Only one year since 1916
has an enormous crop in the United
States conceded with very low price,
and only once very poor crop with a
very high price in every other case the
best crop years have been the best price
years. The explanation is simple: as a
rule when there is n very favorable sea
son on one side Of the globe. there is a
rather unfavorable one OH the other; and
since 1916 the price of wheat in western
Europe has fixed the price in America.
OF this paradox. that increased supply
does not decrease prices, few instances
may be- cited The year 1851 was memoir
able i'm the Ohio valley for the largest
wheat crop ever produced down 20 that
time and for a drought that reduced the
corn crop below the demand for home
consumption When. therefore, 81 a
bushcl was offered in the west in July, it
was naturally attributed TO the scarcity Of
corn. but wheat went on rising till il
reached $3.50 in New York city and a
corresponding price in the Ohio valley.
In 1850 the range in New York was from
81 90 10 g so, and the Crimean war was
popularity assigned As the sole cause But
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-16
THE POLICE OF LONDON.
SCOTLAND YARD, THE ORGANIzA-
TONS HEADQUARTERS.
Some Facts In Regard Thereto Arc Rem
dercd Timely 10y the Terrible Murders In
whitrchapcl, One Of the Lowest slums
In the Great Metropolis Of the World.

OTDON has been
more stirred up
By tho White
chapel murders
than by any CRIME
com mitted in
many years. The
fact that so many
women could be
slaughtered, cvi
IDENTIFY by t h {
same hand, and
the murderer for
for so long "a time
elude the London
police is a surprise
10 Londoners. who
believe that they
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-16

There (at Cayenne) when convict
dies the body is borne to the sea and a
great bell is toiled And then is the Wis
cous. glaucous sea surface furrowed sud
denly by fins innumerable, swart, sharp,
triangular the legions of the shark.
rushing to the hideous funeral. They
know the bell,-Harpcr s.
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And 50 your nice clergyman is going
% he married, Mrs. Marigold. | hope
you'll ike his wife as well as you like
him.
well, ma'am. I'm sure hope So
but we generally find that when the gen.
tleman is lafTaDle, the lady - 'aughty"'
London Punch.
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day, and transported TO England at cost
but six cents a bushel greater than from
the American coast.
The Argentine Republic is n new ex.
porter OF wheat. though Chilli has been
known in that line TO Americans since il
supplied the first miners in California,
but the Republic contains 100000 square
miles and less than 100000 people, and
Is Increasing It's grain product with aston
ishlng rapidity. Between 1850 aud 1876
Tue exports increased more than four fold
In quantity and six fold in value. Yet
wheat was scarcely mentioned in them be
lore 1910. Then the development became
surprisingly rapid Six extensive rail
road lines are In operation, and the scenes
as they advance upon the plains are much
Ike those seen in the opening Of farms
and building Of towns along the various
Pacific railways Over 800. 100000 of
British capital have been invested in a
few years, and 40 900 Scotch and Irish
have located in a single state of the Re
public. In report to the home govern
ment on their condition the Irish. seven
years ago. returned the sheep owned by
them at 10000, 900.
Australia's possibilities of wheat export
are equally undetermined, but known TO
be immense. OF northwestern Canada it
is hardly possible TO assign a limit that
will seem reasonable. Last wear fine
wheat was grown in the valley Of Peace
river in latitude So the plains of the
Saskatchewan have long been proved
capable Of heavy yield, and in the
small province Of Manitoba are 10000
square miles Of land not surpassed in
the world for unbrokcn fertility and capa-
bic Of producing rs high an average Of
wheat as the best lands Of Minnesota and
Dakota The wheat is Of tho hard Scotch
Fyffe' variety. greatly sought after by
the millers Of England and usually bring
ing a few cents more per bushel than
wheat grown farther south. In short IL
may confidently be stated that with the
introduction Of American plows and reap-
ers. the present wheat growing countries
Of the world could, in very few years,
increase their exports moro than five fold
And this leaves entirely out Of the ac-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-16
The IdeaI BattIe Ship.

The ideal battle ship, according to Adj
miral Sir George Elliott, possesses quail
fcations ranking in this order; l. Sea
worthiness: ?. Guns and armor; 3.
Hardness; 4. Coal endurance 8. Speed;
G. Light draught Of water. New York
Sun
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BETTER Than Soap.

1t is asserted that, under certain con-
ditions, the bark of the quilla tree Of
Chill possesses cleansing properties SUI
perior to those of the best soap.-Arkan-
saw Traveller.
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On a Peace Footing.

At 260 yards the Lepel rifle would go
through two men. The French arsenaiS
have enough ammunition to supply each
soldier with 2, 500 cartridges. New York
SIM
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-16

It is generally understood that Lore
Tennyson compoees much Of his poetry
during his rural rambles.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-16

have the best police force in the world.
However IL is the London detective
force, rather than tLe police force, whose
especial duty il is TO seek out the authors
Of crime, though detectives are really but
higher grade Of police. In 1877 the
London detective force was recognized,
since when it has been regarded remark
ably efficient. Previous 10 that time the
force consisted OF several detectives IN
each district bInder the direction Of the
superintendent or captain Of the district
and of thirty men at the central office AZ
Scotland Yard. There were. therefore.
number OF Independent detachinents.
On April 6. 1878, n reform went into
operation the object q which was 20 con
solidate the force, and 10 centralizc the
authority under which il worked As re
formed. the control II the force is in the
hands Ct new department that Of Grim
insl investigation. which is under the
charge Of the director Of Scotland Yard
Ia each city division there is a local in
spectcr. who has charge Of the detectives
OF his division, and who is supposed tc
be representative Of the director, though
really under the control Of the supcrin.
tendent Whether the system is too
cumbersome or too systematic for prac-
teal detective work. investigation is car
ried on pretty independently by divisions,
but the idea Of Scotland Yard being the
center from which all detective work is
guided is still kept alive among the PEG.
pie The inspectors meet there from
time 10 time. local superintendent send
there reports of crimes which have been
committed during the previous twenty
four hours every morning and the d.
rector is supposed TO issue the instruc-
tions regarding them, but practically the
inspectors are independent, for the mat
ter Of any crime is usually remanded TO
them -
The detective force Of London consists
Of 400 men in summer aud zoo ia winter.
They are chosen from tho police for their
ingenuity in tracking criminals. so far as
this is apparent The Scotland Yard force
consists of eighty men, nearly all Of
whom rank a. inspectors. This force las
so long been the focus Of observation IN
criminal investigation, it has been called
upon SO often 10 assist the novelist,
especially one whose plot covers crime.
or ono who writes detective stories, that
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-16

To do so no more is the truest repent
snce. Luther.
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When ShaIIT Insure?

burne
answer w ud but WHEN Wisdom
Prldenc Conscn and "NOWl'
health something
urlhase
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.Where Shall | Insure?

The answer WASHINGTON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
reliable and popular forms of Life In
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-16

strictly cardinal principle that to furnish Absolute Protection TO
he Life Insurance Com
ny principle claims the confidence os patrons
IN the nsuring public.
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day and transported 10 England at cost
bu, six cents bushel greater than from
the American coast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-17
Less Gas and Mere Light.

INTERVIEW WITH THE PRESIDENT OF THE WASHING
TON GAS co. ON THE NEW wELsBACH BURNER-THR
TESTS Mr.. MILHENNY HAS MADE.
reporter OF The STAR called at the gas office
this morning and asked Mr.. McIlhenny, the presi-
dent, what he thought OF the new Welsbach incan-
descent burner, which is creating such sensation
here. Mr. McIlhenny said:
81 have heard about this hight for several
months, but never saw one until about three
weeks ago. During the last ten days we have had
WelSbach burner in our phOtOmeter-rOOm con-
stantiy burning day and night-a total OF 24O
hours up TO IL O'Clock tO-day-which is equal TO
about three months ordinary burning, and the
mantle appears to be In as good condition as
when 1t was first lighted"
And what is the resuit?"
"Our observations taken regularly show that we
obtain from two and half feet OF gas per hour, a
llgnt or twenty-one and twenty-five candle power
and from three feet OF gas light of twenty-four
candles In passing an opinion upon the burner
from my observation and experience, / should say
IL was quite success, both IN economy OF gas and
increase OF illuminating power"
"How does your company look upon gas saving
appiances?"
"We have no objection to the introduction of
any facilities that will give the consumer an In.
creased light for less money. That may seem
strange, but my experience has Taught me that
when a man gets good thing he wants more OF it,
and so IL Will be in this Instance. The result OF
the Introduction OF this burner will be that the
people VIII have greatly increased amount Of
ngnt AT the same or q less amount OF money"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-17

THE FoRTY-SISxRs HAVING GOOD TINE AT MAR
SHALL HALL TO-DAY.
The annual reunion VI the Society Of California
Pioneers took place at Marshall Hall to-day. The
steamer Corcoran made her first trip at 10 O'Clock,
with an unusually large crowd Of people on board,
and was 10 make another trip at O'Clock The
boat was gaily decorated with bunting A-large
party OF the visiting Baptlsts were on the boat
gong 10 MI. Vernon. Among the forty miners
present could be seen the pleasant faces OF Admiral
Amy, Gen. Beiknap, Paymaster Cunningham, Col
Ilchen0r, Hon Geo. c. Gorham, Gen Gibson, Hallet
Dorsey, w. C. Dodge, E b. MacGrotty, j. r. NAL
ieie, j. p Horbach, DIR. Kendig, and Gen McKibben.
A piank-shad dinner was TO be served at Marshall
Hall during the day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-17

Amusements Tonight
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, johnson & Slavins Min
StrelS.
ALBACGRS.-"The Black HuSSar."
HARKIs.-"Stranglers OF Paris"
hkRSAN's-Drama and variety.
PANORAMA BUILDISG.-"Battle of shiloh"
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A ROMANTIC EPISODE.

starry night Tor ramble Is all very wei provided
the fog and the dew and the night air don't give
you neuralgia IN which case scotch oats Essence
Is the only remedy that Will quickly and radically
cure this and all other nervous diseases. AT the
same time II viii probably clear your brain SUM-
GENTLY 30 that In the future you viii let such SEN
timental nonsense as midnight rambles alone.
Every bottle Of Scotch Oats Essence manufac-
tured by the company viii now nave on Its paste
board wrapper a $40 600 forfeit guarantee that 1t
does not contain particle OF opium, morphine,
choral or any other narcotic.
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LOCAL MENTION.


Indicdfio1is for the 2. hours commencing at p. M
FOR the DtstrictOf Columbia Eastern Pennsyl-
Nani1, New Jersey. Delaware, Maryland, ana Viz
ginia, slightly cooler followed oy warmer, Jar
weather, light to fresh variable WINDS pecomlns
southerly.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

I>oR sALK-PART1fs HAVING uOU~i.s FoR
u sale ranging IN price frs,m $1,000 and upwaris,
Will 90 wei g. plsce the sam IN haIds. have
coilsta aud Increasing denisnd for all kinds
prVfea proicrty. JNO 4. PRESCOTT
koal Estate Broker
ar2i-lm CKanosx BuIldinsl isio d stn~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-17

PUNISHED FOR CONTENPT.-lf you don't want 10
snrfer respect the demands OF the weather and
war SeaSOnable underwear. You can get IL at
reasonable prices at Francs. One-Prtce Halter
and FurnfsleT corner 1th and d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-17

ALL BUSINESS IN GERMANY Is erectually at
tended 70 by the GerInan-American Agency, 42o
ri zfra
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I'M Portraits. Kets Kemethy. 11o9 Pa. av.

RICH Cur GLASS and choice porcelains for we'd
ding PRESENTS Waterman refrlgeratOrs- WILL
naTth EdmOnston, l2o5 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-17

For SUMNER WINES go 10 Xander's the largest
and most complete wine house In the East I'M
poroed Wines California Wines, all kinds, and my
own celebrated Virginia Claret. No. 500 9TH 81.
n
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GAS FIXTURES. at sHEpD & Bios.

GKxTIEsES's BLACK AND CoLoRED DERBrs, 81
20 a. jO Mems and boys straw hats SOC, 75c,
81 81 so K c. Lewis. go 7th street northwest
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES.

EoR sALR-A s-RooN PREss-BRIcK nAY.wrS-
Ter All nod r nn ~s. MY ss s9 Can
h inspected any time Price s3soo. owNk,. us
.sr o Si,h god lo,s 900 n and upward =, & 100
~ easy terms Avis goss Y s2h MAN 90, isos
81 Nj pr Ps.s, LiPsSoMB cor Howard ave; and lS'h
EoR sALE.A VERY NEAT DWELLING On
srRDr nRa lbfG9. s i:rf Sny $500 sS2sn
t3R sALk-A e. 900 HOUSE FoR s4,ooo.lsl2
a., Linden street L Droit Park venen, 70 ,h aud
stories ar apa s lsSo, bay wndor Prs sses tSas
pAIiors with larIe acoye wxrdrobes, closets pantry
S. s.,e Ssn Ss. s n fSa sp pss
easy. Apply To owner ON premises. nylf-lSt
OR sAiE-FoR s3.7oo. ON 9Th ST NEARo
WI e. .
IroR sALE-I AN AUTHORIZED TO OFFER AT A
T. oarssn TO an immedi.ie purchaser. ths handsome
Louse has II rooms etSree rooms dsep, bHtler ran,
tries and all in splendid order or mls6t exchange for
sptc apply " Bu&FoRp . i .ns fn ss%yi
IToR sM4E-TEN-RooM BRICK HoUsE (NEw).
500 Also room sss sa srs'e well rsr mint
avn al o. Improvements with s'shle easy term
or less for the two sold at t~o three story
Bt1ck Houses: eleven rooms, modern improvements
from ron ssot Circle and are Bargains W z BuRf ORD,
l4Zz New YORK ave- tnyl7-3t'
IL known as 1850 Rhode Island ave a W. :,-story and
sseinent orick r9otns and inodern tmproyene Is.
@yI7.ss ' pi''s -0ns IA Il S SIs sSSo co.
EoR sALE-A RARE CHANCE TO BUY sPLEN-
Il did House in the northwest Premises 100 IT
n W: 3stories basement. and cellar; 10 rooms every
by ssnnt So sa an ses n s a Tu, e ~
on toe west Is included IN the price
myi f ~ ' BIZ WARNER co.
| IroR sALE-A GOOD BUSINESS INVESTMENT
Property known as 81. Cha less Hotel the
% feet Pa l03l0f Sd ST. and as feet on
N Sy1s e &c s2''000' wARSERsoo
E,oR sALE-A FINE, LARGE THREE-sToRY
Il Brick, on Y ST. near 10th NV 10 rooms. all inn
rise = sold before june Is Il 3 Fec ss sii Sc
myl6-lm
EOR LE-sFvEN- ROOM BRICK. PIERCE
aud i+ss osi Sr raSd st between asih
l9.6xs5. $4,000. WHITAKER 4 JoEDAN. i4i5 +
St mylo-3t
fIoR saloon SCHOOL ST.. MOUNT PLEAS
I ant. t-room frame house yith good lot. good
pportuni,y g purchase home, or Tor an myssmeat
CANAAN. Ioos os TsI. ''00 JUN myis.S ST.
lroR sALE-PRICE sl.5OO-RENT sI3sO PER
nas oes water sSd er9@ ,
in the city. DAVID d. STONE. 500 ST myI6-3t
EOR sALE-NEAR 10TH sT. GOOD Two-sToRY
mod mps.: $1,000. small cash payment balance
| 60 suit. Apply at once to DAVID b. STONE sO6 4
stnw. myl6-3t
IrOR SALE-HOUSE 2lST ST, NEAR " W.
- new, 5000; one 2fth ST., Pa. ave.
800 monthly paymentsl; one on u ST. near 9th,
$3.50; corner house. \. G. and 9Th St. 81 800
90 rooms): one ON 4th ST.. St. So 500 ON
18Th ST. n. - 0oo: n. W., new, Sc 200;
corner house. 9th ST., hear Pa Sc, $4,000
Also a number Of new Houses completion
| CHAS. A SHIELDS.
my16-2ts 1905 Est NV
| EoR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE FRAME
l. dwelling and stable on 9th ST. between and
w; house In good repair, aud desirable home
| investment. LOUIS r. SHoEMAhER $40 st.
NV. my16-3t
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Ice CHESTS, $40: Refr1gerators, Sc At j. w.
ScHAKPER Bro. China and Glass, 1920 18th St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-17

VIZ ARE THE ONLY house IN Washington that sell
clothing direct from the hands OF workmen.
EIsEMAN Bros, 9TH and E
Manufacturing CIothiers and Tailors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-17

is ALL OUR experience we never offered such
suits In sack and frock at $40.
EIsEAAS Bros, 7th and E
Manufacturing ClOthierS and TaiiOrS