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9Sc. SILK G1ovrs FoR 75c.
CONTINUED below.)

Have You worn Milanese Silk Gloves? If so You'll
appreciate the special sale price.
Milanese Silk Gloves have superseded Fowne's cele-
brated English Gloves because while as durable they
are very much lighter in weight
You can never be deceived concerning Milanese SILK
Gloves. Crush them in the hand and they'll gladden.
your ears with that noise only the best silk makes
Open your hand and the gloves will spring forth and
not show a crease. Try them on and you'll see Won,
rings through the silk. Wear them week. month
two months and they'll still be perfect black they'll
still be as good new, that is, if you have treated
them anyways fairly and that's why they are econom
ical gloves to wear and cheap at Csc
You know what Silk Gloves are! You know how
often they wear in holes how the fingers pop through
and how they sometimes soil the hands. and often
wear a rusty looking black Here's Silk Glove with.
out these drawbacks and offered you at the wholesale
price during Thursday Friday and Saturday, June IL
Ii and 10.
Say Thank you!" or better still, also buy some
article which yields profit.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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The Star Out of Town.

The EVENING STAR will be sent by mail to
any address in the United States or Canada
for such period as may be desired, at the
rate Of fifty cents per month. a. But all
such orders must be accompanied by the money,
or he paper cannot be sent, as no accounts are
Kept tcih mail Subscriptions ~
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1t is pretty compliment which France pays
America in choosing the Fourth of July as the
date for unwilling the statue of liberty at
Paris. Good monarchists are probably won
dering what date will be chosen by them.
when they get back into power, for pulling it
H0un
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WHAT WEATHER TINS l FoR

w HhI w Ehlhfh - HIS L. 4 oh
SERGESg
WHAT A LOT OF COMFORT CAN BE HAD
INA SERGE SUIT JUST NOW. AND AL.
THROUGH THE SUMMER.
sERGEs ARE THE COOLEST WOODEN
GOODS MADE FOR MEMS WEAR. AND
NOT ONLY THAT, THEY ARE VERY GEN
TEL. VERY DURABLE, AND NOT EXPEN-
sIvE.
WE SELL, A SUIT ENTIRELY UN-
LINED, OF GOOD QUALITY, AT $3.50.
HALF LINED. AT s15. FINER GRADES AT
slS. $50, AND s25-THE LATTER HALF
LINED WITH FINE SILK A WORD OR
TWO ABOUT
EXTRA THIN STUFF.
IF YOU WANT THE FINEST GOODS
MADE. OUR SILK COATS AND VESTS ARE
WHAT YOU WANT THEY COME IN PLAIN
BLACK. DIAGONAL, RIBBED.
THESE ARE ENTIRELY NEW AND VERY
BROWN STRIPE, GRAY PLAID AND
PLAIN BROWN.
FOR WASH GOODS
THERE IS NOTHING EQUAL TO THE
GENUINE PoNGEE SILK EXTREMELY
LIGHT AND COOL BUT VERY STRONG
AND DURABLE AND WASHES LIKE
LINEN.
MoHAIRs. AI.PACAs. sICILLIENs, DRAP
D'ETE, SEERsUCKER, LINEN AND COT
TON. ALL PRICES, FROM $40 FOR COAT
AND VEST DOWN TO THE SOC. OFFICE
COATS
YOU MAY BE SURE THAT NO ONE HAS A
FINER OR FREsHER STOCK. AND NO ONE
WILL SELL YOU LOWER
$50 Z p. BARNUM 3 60.
,eI1L aY1 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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ABOUT PALA1s ROYAL Grows.

EVERY PAIR IS WARRANTED, SO that not only
can you have them tried without nervousness but
you also obtain the best Gloves. If the Gloves were
not the BEST would they not be liable to split or show
other defects that inferior Gloves are heir tor And
they liable to split could the Palais Royal afford
to give new pair each time! Therefore are You Of
fered the very best Gloves and at prices lower than
usually quoted because credit is not asked when the
Gloves are bought or given when they are sold
LADIES' KID GLOVES.
FOR PROMENADE. The Palais Royals best I'm
dressed Kid Mousquetares shown in scarce shades
of dress materials. The price-sl Sis low for the
best Gloves.
FOR RIDING OR DRIVING. The Gauntles English
Dogskin Gloves at sl35 and the Castor Beaver at
81. rs are the latest.
FOR KNoCKABOUT USE. The Rgskin Mousque-
tares possess all the elasticity Of Kid with thrice its
durability. Fswn. Black, Mode. Tans Browns, and
Grays are shown. Only see. pair ri a.
SPEC1AL--The 81 6s Undressed Kid Mousquetsires
ID Tans. Browns. and Grays are offered during the
special sale FOB sl.25 A PAIR
TEE PALAIs ROYAL.
A. LIsNER
js1s Cor. l2A and Pa sv~
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Many feet of the handkerchief counter have been
borrowed for Tomorrow for the Lace Remnants Ex-
ira clerks, too, but very busy day ANTICIPATED
tciU Ladies select JOr heaSelutsf The length and
price is marked on each remnant.
TRAY No 1.-Contains 42-inch Black Chantilly
and Spanish Guipure Lace Flouncings varying in
lengths from i yard to AZ yards. The price-Inarks
will tell their story.
TRAY No. 2.-42-inch White and Cream Val, Fe-
dora, Oriental Spanish Gupure and Chantilly Lace
Flouncings. Lengths from to AZ yards
TRAY NO "a inch to 10 inch Laces, in Torchon
Handmade, Medici, Smyrna and Cluny Lengths
from Il yard to AZ yards. Desirable remnants for
trimming endorsements. tides, aprons pillow
shams and curtains are here.
TRAY NO, ~ inch TO ID inch French Val Plat
VAL Fine Oriental Fedora, Point a. Esprit ChantIllv
Point de Paris and Spanish Ciuipure Laces Lengths
from 4 yard to yards. Some of the choicest Laces
for Jabots and other fancy Neckwear also rare
for fine Underwear here at prices of the common
THE PALAIS ROYAL
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REMNANTS Or RrpBoxs

On the long counter near door Of the loth.street
store Will be found the following very desirable REM
nants. with prices cut in half:
TRAY No l contains nearly 500 remnants of
BLACK RIBBONS. including eros Grain Ribbons
with Plain Edge. q. q. with Satin Edgc Moire with
Crown Edge. Moire with Satin Edge. and eros Grain
and Satin Ribbons. The lengths range from one var,
and less to five yards and Prices at the rate OF
two yards for one.
IkAf No. = contains nearly 1000 remnants of
CoLoRED RIBBONS among which you will find all
widths and shades some lengths short for eueral
use out many lengths that could be used to Taste in
neck and sleeves of your dress. Many lengths may
be found TO match, that you may secure sufficient
to trim an entire dress.
Worth your while to hunt for these remnants as the
cost wi" be half what it woSld be if the ribbons were
in the piece.
TRAY no contains 80 remnants of SASH Rib
oOhS IN Dlack and coors. The lengths range fr III
yards to AZ yards. The styles include Moire with
saon edge, Armure with Jacquard figures, Moire aud
saun Stripes, Moire with edeu and Plain Gros
Gram Ribbons. The length and price is marked on
each remnant. The display overhead Of ribbons in
the piece will tell You how much You save by Sc
curing a remnant
,c,,,,iuo,,.. THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-13

From accounts printed in the London press
OF the personal habits Of the Shah and his suite
on their travels there will be corner in the
Persian insect powder market if the party come
over here.
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Hayti will feel quite lost without its reyolu-
ton If the news of the approaching peace is
true. The people of the war-torn isle must
long have looked forward with dread to the
time when successive upheavals should have
killed off all except one man and he would be
left with nobody to revolute against
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25 Per GENT D1scouNr
SELr.Ev1DESr.

The subject suggests itself to-day We'd be talking
of the line if didn't meet your thoughts on thin
Clothing
We're satisfed-There couldn't be subject about
which we could say more We want to invite you to
see uchdt we do for you-and take note of horo
title it can be done for
WHAT WE CAN DO.
Our third foor-is piled man high with every con.
ceivable sort and kind of thin Clothing for men.
That's too broad statement-will modify it. Every
conceivable sort and Kind that can be rouchedor That
shuts out a lot of Indifferent and doubtful stuff.
There's none of it here now, and never will be-
serges, Flannes, lightly textured Cassimeres close
KNAPP Cheviots and soft, loosely-woven worsteds,
smooth Twills, rough Tweeds-imported and domes-
tc.-Cut in long sacks and three and four-button
getaways in all sizes. Patterns new, entirely
| different from previous seasons-Everybody hasn't
them, either-They're not common-They're ex-
| elusive. 1t takes the whole of one of our
|
| and haven't said a word about the light, airy
affars-They're in the L, on the same floor Take
up all the room there-and that's as big a store in
| itself.
| Pongees, Seersuckers, GrosGrain, Ottoman, and
Rhadame Silks-Linen, White, and Striped Flannel.
Blazers, Mohairs, Nuns Cloth, Apacas-and so on
Coats and yests-English Outing Clothes, American
Athletic Costumes-Linen and Duck Suits-white and
Fancy Vests Office Coats, and Travelling Busters.
| PRICE.
| any purchase you make We won't quote price-It
don't prove anything-You can't tell by reading lot
of figures whether you're getting snapor not-Every
thing is plainly marked in the stockWe've got corps
of assistants who will be pleased to show you the
goods-teH you the price-Then you can compare one
with the other-quality and cost You rest
| superior qualities nor lower prices.
SAKS AND COMPANY,
| CREATORS AND COLLECTORS OF MEMS MOD
ERN wEARINGS.
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
| ip1
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F. F.; 4 4 + 4 f e. e.
: ~ ILL / ~ / il ssss
f. 81 { &c s u 4 4 F !

For tomorrow Friday) extra space has been de.
voted 10 the display of remnants in laces ribbons
embroideries- The large trade in these goods Ia,
caused an unusually large accumulation Of remnants
TIRE PALAIS ROYAL.
(Datsfls hrlovr \
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They propose to sell the leaning tower at
Pisa in order to raise the money to save the
town hall from seizure for debt 1t is a curl
Gus case Of lean serving to relieve a lien.
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SPECIAL SALE Gloves AND MFRS

THE PALAIS ROYALS latest special sale surprise
is In the Glove Department. The special sale prices
are positively for Thursday. Friday, and Saturday
June -, H. and 10 ONLY
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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A WoRp ABour REMNANTS

While it is not bad idea to make great fuss about
remnants every Friday it be known TO everyone
that remnants are in the store every day. For the
convenience of its PATRONS. each department Of the
Palas Royal has its remnant counter where you may
help yourself erery dag na tte tCoes
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4Sc. SILK MFRS FoR 30.

Two thousand four hundred ladies of Washington
who know of the Paais Royals 4Sc Black Silk Jersey
Mtts-20o dozen of these mitts have been sold this
season, 20oxl2-2, 400. To those who have paid 4sc
it is written: The quality equaIod els,chere a, 50
cents pair To those who would profit by the special
sale price it is written: For 39c pair for June l3
IA, and 10 ONLY.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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FREsH SUPPLIES Or STRAW HArs.

Another large lot of MEMS, BOYS AND LADIES,
sTAw HATS Just received The largest stock in the
DUNLAP'S GENUINE MACKiNAWs in al shapes
DUNLAPS FIFTH AVENUE STYLE of summer
Derbys and Cassimeres Cashmere Hats Ut %, so as.
and So Boys and Misses Soc Straw Hats the best In
the market Lawn Tennis Hats aud every celor.
WuLETT RUOFF.
je1l 006 Pennsylvania sya
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75c. SILK M1rrs FoR Sc

These celebrated Milanese Silk Mtts need no intro
auction to the very many who prefer them to Fownes
IL Is an advertisement-these T5c Mitts for 5Sc-
which VIII cost the Palas Royal few cents on every
sold 1t is an advertisement that you should show
appreciation Of Remember, the Palais Royal is not
begging to be relieved of undesirable stock but is
magnanimously % offering its most popular Silk
Mitts at less than the wholesale price.
sS- One Pair ONLY to each customer, and at 5sc. a
pair, for June ID, ii, and 10 ONLY.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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SUMNER HArs.

We have just received another large lot of Silk Null
Hats. Colors, White, Pink Blue, Cream, Cardinal
Drab, Navy and Black. In different shapes and sizes
THE LIGHTEST and prettest hat of the season. Can
be worn with or without trimming.
THE BON MARCHE
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SHEAIISES.

OHEMISES.
Choice several styles of our regular 75c Chemses,
in fine Muslin and Cambria, trimmed in Lace or EN-
broidery.
SOC. FOR CHOICE.
THE pON NAPCIIE
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A RARE CHANCE.
HATS TRIMMED FREE.

HATS TRIMMED FREE.
BY BUYING YOUR HATS AND TRIMMINGS OF
US WE WILL TRIM YOUR HAT
FREE OF CHARGE.
THIS OFFER Is ONLY FOR THIS WEEK.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
The continued rainy weather is our only reason for
making this offer, and feel positive that this offer
viii not be made again this season.
We guarantee the same attention to style and finish
during this offer as at any time.
BUY YOUR HAT AND TRIMMINGS OF Us, AND
Have your Hat Trimmed by our best miliners and we
charge you nothing for trimming.
THE BON MARCHE.
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Csc. Were S1.25.

30 dozen Imported Violet Wreaths, colors Pink,
White and Yellow just closed out from ap importer
and will sell them at Csc Same have been selling
at 1928
FLOWER DEPARTMENT BARGAIN
THE BON MARCHE.
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THURSDAY. JUNE 13rn. 1889.

OFFICE OF !,
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th aud 4 streets northwest.
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REMNANTS Or LAcEs.

CONTINUED belOwl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

When Kate Castleton, the charming
comedienne who is to visit Wheeling
again and appear at the Opera HOUSE
next Monday and Tuesday evenings
presenting her latest success, "a Papel
Doll" was here last season, she was
made an honorary member OF Wheeling
Lodge, B. p. O. Elks, and presented by
them with handsome badge. The boys
will probably see to 1t that she Is greeted
with good houses.
Howell ( GeberLs kindergarten f"
company will begin three nights en-
gagement atthe Grand tonight. This en-
tertainment is musical comedy sketch
which Is reported to be better this sea.
son than ever before. There will be an
array OF pretty girls, vocalisa and come
dians to help along the merry.makiRg,
The indications are that the Grand viii
be crowded at every performance OF this
company, so those who want seats will
do well 10 reserve them at Weirs, Nc
Lure House block.
SUMS "Phantasma" closed success.
iul engagement at the Grand last night,
There was fair matinee audience in
the afternoon.
There continued to be quito a demand
yesterday for seats for tile Campanini.
Whitney concert to be given at the
Opera HouseNto.morrow evening. The
lower part Of the house Is we'll taken
and the audience will be, a very fashion.
able one. Several are talking Of attend,
ing in full dress.
There are plenty Of choruses, marches
and other spectacular features in the
performance OF "The Fat Mems Club
which Is to be presented at the Opera
House next Saturday evening. A ballet
OF fat men in the last act Is said TO be
very funny in its way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-03
Condensed TELEGRANs,


Ex-Governor Martin, Of Kansas, died
yesterday.
Ten persons were killed and fifty in.
Iured In railway accident nearStutt.
gart, Germany, yesterday.
Ex.Prlest John j. Boyle Is on trial In
Raleigh, N. O., for an Indecent assault
on a Heyenteen.year.old organist.
Gandaur won the championship repaL.
Ia at Louisville yesterday, making two
miles In sixteen minutes and twenty
seconds.
II Ia announced In London that Mis-
Martha OILS and Mr.. George Peabody
MunToe will be married In Paris on No.
vember @.
Capt U. 4. Jones, who was burned Ia
death Of the Edgar Thompson steel
works at BraddOck last week, wal
buried yesterday.
slr Julian Paunceiote, tho British
Minister 10 Washington, who has been
home Tor sometime, will slatt for Wash,
ington Saturday next.
The livery barns Of Rank Bros. 4 Joht
Miller, at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and tht
Bus llneBs College hall were burned yea
terilay morning, Loss $4,000.
AZ Johnstown, Pa, where the ner
employed BY thB State have been walt
ing two days for their money, the millllI
with liked bayOnGlg was called out Il
keep them from damaging The pay
master. r'
The German Government has place.
70 the credit Of the Navy Depaftnieh
the SUN Of $4,000 900 marks 70 be Ok
pended on new Men Of War, 100000
marks ia on vessels Ia course Of con
struction and the remaining 100000
marks on the building Of Two new lroi
Clads,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-03
SONTIl DAKOTA.

A swccping Republican Vlctory-Tho Cnpi.
tni Question Absorbed EVerything-N
Frauds Attempted Twenty Thousand
Majority.
PIERRE, S. D., Der. 2.--south Dakota's
first State election descended to a de.
grading scramble for tho capital location.
There has been no fight on anything
else. Melleto (Rep.) is elected Gov
ernor. Pickler and Clifford (Reps.) 60
to Congress, Tho Republican majority
in the legislature will be at least %, in
suring the election OF 2 Republican
United States Senators. The vote was
enormous, probably 1000, and the trace
and sale OF ballots was based on the cap
ilall For tho capital Pierre, Huron,
Watertown, Chamberlain, Sioux Falls,
and Mitchell were entered,
= The reports received w. 70 this morn
ing indicated q vote for Pierce Of 26, 900,
Huron q 900, Sioux Falls ILL., 900, Water
town 10000, Mitchell 1000 aud Cham
berlain 5000. All the ante.eleCtion talk
| OF fraud proved but wind, the election
being very quiet. So far as yet reported
no frauds we're attempted and no lights
permitted. Huron has not yet given up
The fight, but this morning still claims
10 have secured the capitol, as also does
Sioux Falls. Owing to the great inte'
rest In the capital contest, but lItlln at
tention was given to minority represen-
tation aud It was doubtless defeated.
The fate OF prohibition hangs in the
balance. On o square fight II would
probably have carried, but votes on this
question were recklessIy traded on the
capital location and the vote, whatever
II is, will not fairly represent the senh'
ments OF the people OF South Dakota.
LArER-rwEXrY THOUSAND MAJORITY.
The Minneapolis Erening Journal has
a staff representative at Aberdeen, South
Dakota, to collect and summarize the re-
turns Of yesterdays election In that
State, and at 1880 this morning he tele'
graphed as follows;
Chairman g. T. Mccoy, Of the Repub.
lican State Central Committee, estimates
this morning that the Republican State
ticket is elected by about 20, 900 major
| Iily; that Prohibition carries by from
10000 to 1900 majority that Pierre has
25,OO0 for tue temporary capital, with
Huron Q good second and 9iopx Falls
third, with Watertown and Mitchell
fighting for the fourth place. Pierre
viii undoubtedly be The temporary
capital. The large vote cast for Pierre
surpries everybody. Even MinnehGha
county, Of which Sioux Falls Is the
county seat, pOlled a large Pierre vote.
This county Brown will show a Pro-
hibition majority OF about 1000, with
a Republican majority oil l,b0Q'
STILL LATRR.
1t was evident last nlghtthat both the
North and the South States had given a
decisive majority for the Republican
tickets. The rGturnl received to-day
make more certain what then appeared
10 10 the case and give q better Idea al
TO the sile Of the maioritles.
Returns sufIici mt 10 indicate the 70,
suit have been received here from 20 ol
the 81 legislative districts In the SLate,
There are 20 Republican, 8 Democratic
and ! independent Republican Senators,
aud AZ Republican and 10 Democratic
Representatives.
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CIVIL SERVICE REFORMRRS,
Tho Annual Meeting at Philadelphia
Curtis Re.clected President.

Tho Annual Meeting nt Philadelphia,
Curtis Re.clected President.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.-The National
Civil Service Reform League met in par
lor 70" Of the Continental Hotel this
morning. Tho members were all little
Glow in arriving and 1t was nearly II
o'clock before the doors were thrown
omen. George William Curtis announc'
ed that the first business Of the meeting
was tile election Of a President. Mr.CuhiS
was elected without opposition. Mr.,
Curtis thanked the League for the re.
newed expression oi It's confidence and
remarked that II was interesting to know
that the rule OF single term did not ap'
ply 10 all Presidencies. He was glad 70
note this sign Of happy harmony.
Sherman =. Rogers read a long series
Of resolutions dealing with the treat
ment civil service reform Is receiving
from the present administration and
contrasting the promises Of the Repub,
| lIcan platform with the performances oil
the present administration. The reso'
intlonS commend the President for the
admirable Civil Service Commission
which he appointed and for the support
he acCordS tliem, but says the execution
OF the law Is seriously endangered BY
tho appointment as heads Of offices mer
not ID sympathy with tue law or iH pur
nOgnB,
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DECEIVED ny JAY GOULD,
Powdorly AcknpwlCdg6s 10 y Mistake Made
by Many Wiser lI0n Thnn lie,

Powdorly ACknewlCdg6s 10 y Mistake Made
by Many Wiser OIOn Than lie,
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2.-ConCerning his &C.
ton in the matter Of the great South
western strike General Master Workman
Powderly, OF the Knights Of Labor, sald: {:
ut has been stated that my first
words on reaching here were; What
did you do 1t for, implying a Condem.
nation OF the strike. This 10 misstate.
ment. On arriving In the depot l was
officially addressed by a man very much
the worse for liquor. said; Are the
men drinklngT and then asked him
what be did 1t for. The remark was
persopal, not general. l admit one
lault=va fault that hos beep committed
by many better and wiser men than my.
self-l was deceived by Jay Gould. He
told me that he would submit to arbi.
tration, and that was my understanding.
iU afterwards took the position that he
would only arhitrate with the men then
10 bis employ. 0fcotirse, did not IN.
dOrstand this, as the whole object OF the
conference promised would be 10 better
matters with those on strike, and not
with those who were still working for
him, ] was not able to read bis
thoughts, and therefore wRs deceived"
As 10 the statements th9tthe Knights
Of labor have been losing power and
that they have no confidence In the exc
cuIiye officers, Mr. Powdetly said that
there is not q word Of truth In II. The
order has been growing rapidly within
the last year, and the greatest cause
Of Its growth is tho feeling that the
executive body Is acting In a manner
conducive 70 the best Interests Of the
knights. The meeting last night was
very gratifying 10 me aud proved that
my estimate OF the feeling has not been
an erroneous one,