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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-15
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POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE.
SEVENTH STREET
Prices the Lo'rest or Money rclI Be Rounded.
WARM GOODS.
SEVENTH STREET.

WARM GOODS
You'll soon need them. Perhaps you have been able
70 get along so far without a NEW WRAP, FURS
HEAVIER DRESSES. HEAVY UNDERWEAR &C.
but this cannot last much longer, and when winter
starts out in dead earnest you will be looking for
the best place to buy your necessary outfit.
Prom the FRONT OF our store make bu: a small
show. in which we unfortunate. You can't Judge
from the exterior vew- We have thirty five dif
ferent departments. What carry at all carry
complete. from the lowest grade to the finest and on
everything We guarantee the PRICES and QUALITY
Or your money is here awaiting you
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
25c. Hosiery in Black and Fancy. All good values
FORA quarter. many worth 35c. APAIR
s3.9s SILK HOSE. Most of these would cost you
value for 81 9s.
BETWEEN THE TWO grades named We have
Hosiery every price. The 35c. 4sc $50. and 81 20
all full value for the price Some styles extra
value.
them.
ladies'
GUARANTEED FAST BLACK STOCKING FOR Q1c.
A PAIR.
35c. pair. You buy them now for 21c PAIR.
How long they'll be here we don't know.
We show large assortment Of CHILDREN'S
HOSIERY.
We have now very good things in BOYS
SCHOOL HOSE which you should see.
INFANTS WOOL HOSE Especial bargain) in Black
and Assorted Colors, 21c. pair.
UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES
Ladies Natural Wool Ribbed Vests. well shaped and
made SILK button hole land and pearl buttons Soc is
the usual Price.
3SC. The SPECIAL PRICE.
New Britain Co.'S Fine Merino Underwear full regu-
lar made and worth every bit Of 9Oc.
6Sc. Is OUR PRICE.
That NON-SHRINKABLER RIBBED WOOL UNDER
WEAR for 81 is selling rapidly and every is well
pleased with it. We guarantee its not shrinking
somethins.you can't often say of Ribbed Underwear.
Try you'll duplicate it other ladies have done
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE Nov. 15.-Cotton quiet-mdding
lOaIO1 Flour fairly active. Howard street and
western super, 2.25a:.75 do. extra, 3.OOa3 so
do family. 4.OOai.40; City mills. Rio brands
extra, 4.5Oa4.G5: winter wheatpatent. 4-0Oa t. 90
spring wheat, patent. 5.0oao25; do. straight
425a4 rs: do. extra. 3.60a4.O0. Wheat-south
ern arm; Fultz. 7:3aS2; Longberry, 74as3; No. :
Southern 81; western quiet closing easy: No. .
winter red, spot. and November, s0aS0l1: Decem
ber ST. aSl i; January, S2AaS2x; February
S4as4A. Corn southern nominal: no stock
western, quiet and steady; mixed, spot November
and December. AK: January. 39Aia39sS; Feb
ruary, 800; March, 40a4o5; April, 404a4i year
3eA a:9sI. oats-steady and quiet: southern and
PENNSYLVANIA, 25a3O western white. 2Sk a3O; DO
mixed, 25s27. Rye dull. 5Oa53. Hay steady
prime to choice timothy, 12.50a1300. Provisions
steady. Butter firm creamery, Plaza Eggs
irm-24a25. Petroleum firm = refined, 7.45
Coffee firm-Rio cargoes fair 19Aal9k. Suga,
frm-A soft, 61. Copper firm-refned, ii kal2x
Whisky quiet, ITO. Freight to Liverpool per
steamer steady-gra!n, 4Ha4xs.5d. Cork for
orders, 4s.9da5s. Keceipts-nour, Ii, 900 barrels
wheat. -, 900 bushels; corn 20 600 bushels; oats
5000 bushels: rye, 1000 bushels: shipments
-four. l04 barrels; wheat l45, 900 bushels
saies-wheat. 1900 bushels; corn, rs 900 bushels
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Fair and Colder Weather Ahead.

The weather map sent out this morning was
almost the same as that of yesterday, as far as
storms and their kind were concerned. except
that the late disturbance had gone still further
out of the country and tho high had crept a
little nearer, with a new low pceping over the
edge from northwest Canada. The barometer
was above the normal all over the country
except in tho lower lake region aud New
England. where light SHOWS prevail. The
temperature has fallen generally in the east,
dropping 20 degrees in western New York
Here the fall amounted TO degrees, while the
barometer rose y points. The morning pre-
dlctlon was: Fair, colder, northwesterly
winds"
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The AgricuIiurists Elect Officers.

The Association of Agricultural Colleges
and Experiment Stations, at its meeting
yesterday afternoon, elected the follow
ing officers for the coming year: Presi-
dent, J. IL. Smart of Purdue university
Indiana, president; President NJ. L. Gates Of
EUtsers college, New Jersey. vice president;
Director II. L. Armsby of the PENNSYLVANIA
state college experimental station. secretary
and treasurer; President II. L. Alyord of the
Maryland agricultural college, chairman of the
executive committee.
The convention finally adjourned today az
NOON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-15
Washington stock Exchange.

Government Bonds-U. $. AVS. 1891 registered,
lo4,s bid, l047s asked u. 4Hs, 1891, coupon,
1907 l27 bid, l27I asked. U. 5. As coupon,
1907, 1T bid, 1271< asked.
District of Columbia Bonds-Per imp. 6s. 1891,
coin, 1888! bid: 100 asked Per imp. rs, 1891,
currency, 1904 bid, l07E asked. Market stock Is,
1892, currency, lO7 bid, 100 asked. cougar fund
lsn gold sGa bid ao pas asked wafer s i1Hi
gold Si 1907 lao bid ~ asked Water stock. IS,
currency, 1908, 135 bid. l45 asked. sos, 1924.
fund, currency. l233l bid, i25 asked.
Miscella neous Bonds-U. 5. Electric Light bonds
1st rs. 100 bid; y. s. Electric Light bonds, I'd
town Railroad. 1910 It's, 107 bid 100 asked. Wash
ington and Georgetown Convertible bonds. Us,
80 bid Masonic Hall Association Is, 1895,
pany LIST mortgage, IS, 10 bid. Washington Market
company bonds, imr. Us. l221. bid, III asked
6s 1904 lO21s bid Washington Light Infantry
bonds, "a ~. 1904. 90 bid 80 asked. Washington
Gas Light Company bonds. series ss f. A., &C. l2
pany bonds. series B. Us. l24 bid, l26 asked.
National Bank Stocks Bank OF Washington,
$40 bid. Bank of Republic, :4O bid, $50 asked
Second. ISL bid. Farmers and Mechanics 100
bid Citizens. 1877 bid. Columbia. lO51s bid.
naiiroad stocks - Washington and Georgetown,
$50 bid, 200 asked. Metropolitan. 40 bid
$50 asked. Columbia, 80 bid. 90 asked. Capitol
and North Street, 49h bid JOA asked. Ecking-
ton and Soldiers Home, 90 bid.
Insurance Stocks-Firemens. II bid, "a asked.
FRANKLIN. So bid 62 asked. Metropolitan, 81 bid.
National Union pos. bid, - asked. Arlington
TO bid Corcoran, 60 bid. Columbia, 10 bid
II asked German Anne ican 1872 bid 205 asked.
Potomac g3& bid, 100 asked. Riggs, 80 bid, 8
asked. Peoples, ga bid. "a asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title, 125
bid, I35 asked. Columbia Title, 81 bid Z asked.
Gas and Electric Light stocks-Wasnngton Gas,
4o9, bid, 42H asked. Georgetown Gas, rs bid
L. s. Electric Light, 50 bid
TeIe3no Stocks - Pennsylvania. "a bid.
Caesapeake and Potomac, s7H bid. 90 asked.
American Graphophone Company, l6's bid, 16z.
asked.
pany lgb bic, 20 asked. Washington Brick
Machine Company, POO bid. Great Falls Ice
CymUany l95 bid 200 asked. Bull Run Pano-
rama. - bid National Safe Deposit Company
$40 bid, 26O asked. Washington Safe Deposi,
Company, $50 bid, 140 asked. Wash ington Loan
1natic Gun Carriage, bid. q asked
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{ s. + &c 4 4 4 + + :. ::
Gee ILL 90 a A K ssSs

$3.50 Plush jacket.
$3.50 Long Hush Coat
SIS. 90 Newmarket, with the new Bishop sleeve
New 1i-leneth Imported Tailor-hnish Beaver Cloth
Jackets for SIS. Have them made and it would cost
you s21 sUre-perhaps more.
The above four items must represent floor full.
Take each singly better values for the mony
hot be found anywhere between this city and New
York. We don't care where you look. And the same
with the balance Of our stock. You do yourself an
injustice well 90 make your purchases without
FIRST examining our line
In eitheriChildreu's, Misses or ladies' Goods we
show hundreds Of styles from the BERLIN, LONDON
and NEw YORK MARKETS..
our Plush Garments were selected with special care
We saw the goods IN the piece before the garments
were made up therefore know exactly what kind Of
plush is put garments. Judging much better in
that way than after the wrap is made.
PRICES THE SAME ON CLOAKS AS on EVERY
THING ELSE
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THE BELL TELEPHONE CASE.
Arguments in Boston on the Testimony
as TO Fraud.

BosToN, Nov. l5.-This morning in the United
States circuit court arguments were heard on
motion OF the Bell telephone company in the
suit OF the United States against the Bell COM
pany for an order to restrict the taking Of tes-
timony solely TO the question of fraud
Geo. A. jerks and Chas. s. Whitman were
for the government and the Bell company was
represented by L. NJ Merwin and chauncey
Smith. The Judge reserved decision
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A New Pastoral Residence.

Cardinal Gibbons has directed Rev. NJ. J..
Walsh, pastor of st. Augustine's church, to take
steps to build pastoral residence-the present
one being condemned as unsafe to live in.
Last Sunday after vespers the pastor called a
meeting Of the congregation and steps ore
being taken to provide a priests house. Mr..
Baldwin, the architect of st. Augustine's
church, is preparing plans. II il proposed TO
build in the early summer.
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A Coop INVESTMENT.

Health and Happiness come to all who persist
entity use Ayers Sarsapsrilla- This powerful
alt.,esive effects in the system q change that
seems little short of miraculous. No medir'ue
has been in such universal demand for yesra
Give it trial.
IF any one suffering from general debility.
want of appetite, depression of spirits, and las
situde, will use Ayers sarsaparilla, l am conf
dent cure will result for l have used it and
speak from experience. 1t is by far the best
remedy ever knew."-F. O. Loring, Brockton.
Nasa
AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
Prepared BY DR.. j. C. Aver Co.. Lowell. Masa
Sold by all Druggists 2-ice, 81: six tottles, Is.
feb2O WORTH s. A BOTTLE
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A Change of Management.

Mr.. Caleb c. Willard, who for many years
has been proprietor of the Ebbitt house, has de-
cided to retire from active participation in the
future running of the house. A syndicate rep
resented by McssrS. Burch and Gibbs have OBJ
tanned a lease for a number of years and the
affairs will be run very much in the same line
as previously followed. Messrs. Burch and
Gibbs have been identified with the Ebbitt for
many years,
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A Concert at Hamline Church.

The people of Hamline n. E. church have
made arrangements to give a concert tonight
in which the highest order of local talent Will
participate. Among those announced to APP
pear are Mrs. Eulalie Domcr-llheem, Mrs.
Katie Scott-Brooks and section of the George
town orchestra
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MARRIED.

AILEN-EICHHOLZ. oa November Ia 1889 at
the parsonage Of Concord.a Luther church. by tie
Rev. John Mueller. WILBUR j. ALLEN 10 LOUISE
ID ElChHOIZ both of this city.
CHlLDS-GLoNER. On November Ia, 1879. By
the neV. VIM. IA. CHAPMAN. 1hOr. Is. CHIlUS ~
New York TO MAMIE T. CLOVER, formerly of Bati.
more.
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Ju11us LANsBURGH.
18TH AND + SITS. NV,
Has an unsurpassed stock of
HANDSOME FURNITURE.
FINE CARPETS,
Rich and Elegant
CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES


If you require anything in line look in and e1-
amine the stock and prices before buying elsewhere
Il pleasure to show our goods, whether you pur-
chase not.
Splendid shOwings in
FINE CURTAINS AND UPHOLSTERIEs.
We have just opened very attractive importation
and ere having q positive rush Of buyers. DO you
know why? We're selling some exceedingly handsome
Curtains prices less than beoreChenille Cur
tas 50 per pair. We canddly think they are better
Gny in the city at this price: colors warranted
and in choice patterns and colorings.
Extra wide Curtains, same kind at 81 0 per pair.
100 PAIR NOTIFIED CHENILLE CURTAINS AT
$3.50 PER PAIR.
You cannot appreciate THESE CURTAINS at this
LOW PRICE until you see than.
Silk Curtains, Lace and Nottingham Curtains of
every conceivable pattern and kind from the sl.25
Nottingham up to the finest imported.
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
We show unexceed line of elegant Parlor Suites in
Brocatelle, Wilton Rugs, Tapestry and silk Plush.
Bed Room Suites ali the latest fnishes-Oak, An
tique Oak. Mahogany, Walnut and 9th Century.
Handsome Sideboards, Cabinets, Mantel and Cheval
Glasses.
Gold, White and Gold, Blue and Gold, Conversation
Corner and Recept Chairs.
Rockers Of every description. Our speciality is
those
3-piece Oak Suites Beveled Plate Glass, S24 and
S271O
Our stock SO large and varied it impossible to
enumerate everything.
Call AID see the iunumerable articles we have.
our unequalled assortment Of
CARPETS
Is conceded (by every who visits this Department.
be the Finest in the city for Variety Colorngs and
Effects.
beautiful Administers, Wiltons Moquettes. Brussels.
Extra Super Ingrains and 2-plys.
Rugs Of all kinds
smyruas, WiliCns. Daghastan. Sheepskin. Fur and
japanese Rugs.
SPECIAL SALE.
500 Smyrna Rugs, j feet K 2 feet q In. Reduced to
g.. %.
100 Smyrna Rugs, 4x7. in patterns, $3.50. Regu-
lar price Sl0.
40 Atwood English Art Squares. 3 yards by 20
yards, So. Regular price $50.
WALL PAPER.
We are making special feature of this department
and have just received large lot of papers and
delicate effects. English Vanished Tiles and Wash
able Sanitary Paper.
Call write for estimates.
JULIUS LANSBURGH,
no 18th and F SITS
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TO THE CONFEDERATE DEAD.
Suffolk, Va, Dedicates a Shaft to Her
Sons Who Fell in the Lost Cause.

NoRroLK, Va, Nov. 15.-An the military
companies and confederate camps of Tide
water Virginia and about 10000 people partic-
ipated in the ceremonies of unveiling a confed-
crate monument at Suffolk, the county seat of
Nansemond county, yesterday. Gov. Fitzhugh
Lee, Gen. c. ]. Anderson Col. Miles Carey and
Col. c. OBJ. Cowardin of Richmond, escorted
by Col. II. G. Hudgins and staff of the
fourth Virginia regiment, headed the
parade through the town to the cemetery.
Rev. Henry Derby of the Episcopal church
opened the exercises with prayer, and the ora
ton was delivered by Judge Theodore S. Gar
nett of Norfolk. Patriotic and eloquent adj
dresses followed by Gov. Lee, Gen. Dabney IL.
Maury and Col Thos. w. Smith. The monu-
ment is a granite shaft, surmountcd by Il bronze
metal figure of a confederate soldier. During
the parade Gov. Lee was thrown on the pave
ment by runaway team, but was not hurt.
Goodbye.
BALTIMORE, MD, Nov. 15.-The French man
of-war Arethuse sailed from this port this
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-15

REMARKABLE DRIFT OF A DERELIcr.-The
American schooner David W. Hunt was dis
masted November rs, 1883, in a severe gale Of
Cape Hatteras. She was loaded with pine lum-
Der, and by November 80 was water logged
when her crew abandoned her. Then COM
menced her long and varied course of drifting
across the Atlantic, and, after making 8. sO1
miles, in a little less than a year, she was towed
into Madeira. She has been reported to the
photographic Office thirty-eight times, and
from the beginning to the end Of her career has
been very dangerous obstruction to nayiea-
ton.
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ODD ERR ZEE ssss ssss
( ( EEREh e. ssss ssss
ODD < ( ZEE ssss ssss
g q 90 90 d D s''s
GGG 90 ooo' BBpbp ssss =
Just opened new HENRIETTA Cloths in every

Just opened new HENRIETTA Cloths in every new
shade Of the season.
IS. 40 and 46 inches wide,
SO, Ga and zoe. yard.
Better values were never shown.
The with all other dress materials; whether
novelty staple they all sold proportionate
prices
Nodoubt you have heard the rise in silks We have
opened line Of Black Silks al remarkably low prices
lower in many instances than before the advance No
questions need be asked as 10 how them: THEY
ARE HERE and ladies looking for Silk dress had
better take advantage Of the prices while we have
them. That won't be long. We mention two items
only:
le-inch Black Grossrsin Silks at 75c yard, worth
sl.00.
Rs-inch Black Gros-grain Silks a. sI12H; worth
$3.50.
BLACK AsTRACHANs.
As inches wide. 81 SO, SO, SO 20 and e. yard
20 INCHES WIDE sL25 YARD.
The quality is all hrst-clsss
Astrachsns are in great demand this season and are
very scarce.
sPEcIALTIEs IN JEwELRY AND LEATHER
GOODS.
3sc. Oxidized Chain Bracelets 19c. each
fORGEI-ME-SoT RINGS. can't be told from solid
sold ~ Csc. l9c. each.
Lovers Knot Rings exact gold pattern, sell for
Csc; Csc. each.
Hundreds Of new styles of Solid Gold Rings worth
e125 and 81 so. for CSC. each.
Sterling Silver Bead Necklaces g. O.. 25 az So
% and s4.25 jewelers. prices double
HtFa Gold Plated Beads. airs. The next quality
that Is made is solid gold These wear and look as well
Prices eighth Of gold goods
LEATHER GOODS
English Leather Traveiing Cases. all complete, s5c,
el.5Q and %. rs . set.
New Pocket Books and Purses Of all kinds. Pocis.
Books. 25c up. Purses. loc. UP.
Special values IN Chatelain Bags
Csc. Antelope Bags soc
el.75 Antelope Bags. clio
ALAS Velvet Bags. SOC.
And upward TO the best made
E sBf "A = e M MS M - ssss
III I Fl ! SUJ EEE ssss
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE.
11e SEVENTH STREET.
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A BOARD OF OFFICERS consisting of Lieut..
Col. Sawtelle, Lieut.. Col Dandy and Major
Carpenter has been appointed to appraise the
post traders buildings at Fort Myer, Va
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

corps, has been detached from the command
of the marine guard of the U.S.S. Pinta.
PRESIDENT LYMAN of the civil service COM
mission refused to say anything today in regard
the story which was started by publication in to
a New York paper that the commission is pre-
pairing to defend itself before a congressional
investigating committee, but it was definitely
learned from reliable sources that there is not
one word of truth in the published statements
to which reference has been made. Commits
sioner Roosevelt said: 1T is a lie, pure and
simple"
Commissioner Thompson also denied the
story. So did Chief Examiner Webster
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-15

SECRETARY PRocToR will leave the city to-
morrow morning for his home in Vermont
He will return next Wednesday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-15

The Commissioners have accepted the resig-
nation OF Mr. Edwin Forrest. law clerk in tlso
attorneys Office, to take effect the 30th Instant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-15

Range of the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings at the Gig
nal Office today: Sam, As; 2p.m., 40; maIt-
mum, IS; minimum, A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-15

fENHE WASHINGTON ARCHITECTURAL IRON
l. AND BRIDGE WORKS.
EDWARD L. DENT. VI. l., Proprietor
The best facilities in the city for all kinds Iron
work. Steel beams, Angles, &c, always i'll stock.
Fine Ornamental Cast aud Wrought Iron Work a
speciality Repairs and general machine work done in
the best manner and NJ short notice.
sole licensees in the District Cf Columbia for the
"CioetZ- Mitchell" system OF Beam Anchors and Pro-
tectOrs. Works, Cor. 33d and Water sts Tel. 42S-3
City Office. 14l3 q ST. NV. Tel 42s-2
RS Washington, &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-15

II. B. SUTHERLAND has been appointed 9
fourth-class postmaster at Judge, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-15

ssN,HE BEST PILL I EVER USED" Is THE
frequent remark Of purchasers Of Carriers Little
Liver Pilis When you try them you will say the same
a NGOsrURA BiTTERS is KNOWN ALL OVER
N the world the great regulator OF digestive
organs. Dr. sisgert's Il the only genuine AZ all
drusBistA
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CsOOd-bye.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opeping and closing prlces OF
be New York Stock Market, as reported by special
Tire ~ CorsOn and NacurtLey. l4lI street
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WHEN YOU SUFFER FROM SICK HEADACHE,
w dizziness, Constipation, &c, remember Carriers
Little Liver PILLS viii relieve one pill ID dose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-15

Henry Brown was charged this morning in
the Police Court with threats against Mary
Dickson and he was committed in default Of
bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-15

PooR RuBpER Goops
ARE DEAR Al ANY PRICE
We have complete line of WATERPROOF CLOTH
INC the latest styles and finest quality Our Goods
Celebrated Tor their Quality and Durability and
any article OF manufactured rubber is a
guarantee that II is the best Of kind. ONE PAIR
0f our OVEkSHOES will Outwear pGir Of ordinary
goods. We make the best RUBBER BOOTS in the
world. and our RUBBLR CLOTHING is the best and
most reliable the market We will not be under
sold for like grade of goods.
- GOODYEAR RUBBER CO., 300 9th st.
MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manager SEE -:,n
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If you require anything in our line look in and e1-
amne the stock and prices before buying elsewhere
II pleasure to show our goods, whether you pur-
chase not.
,l;sl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-15

WILL BE FOUND AN EXCELLENT RLMEDf
w tor sick headache. Carriers Little Liver rms
Thousands of letters from people VINO have USED them
prove this ract. Try tnen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-15

OVerpayment 20 Telegraph Companies.
In Controller Matthews decision of yester-
day in reference to the dating of the new
schedule of telegraph rates he mentions the
cases Of those employees of the government
service who have paid for kilograms since the
old rates went out of force and before the new
ones we're promulgated. In some instances
ths companies charged old rates and in
others the commercial rates. and the
controller holds that the persons who paid thus
shall be reimbursed the excess of what they
expended over the new rate and that the
money for this purpose shall be deducted from
the bills of the companies that charged them
as they are presented in the future
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-15

A ITyrLT sEIRNIsH-A coLoRED SPECIAL roLicx.
MAN OTIS LOAD OF SHOT ~ HIs iEG-THs
coEBArASTs ARREsrED-THE TRIAL IN the
POLICE COURT ToDAY
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Buying Countries.

Clnada continues to resent with in
creasing bitterness the suggestions that
she might be bought by the United
States, and Spain, through her prime
minister, in warmer terms repels the
suggestion that there is money enough in
the world to buy Cuba or a foot of
Spanish ground. The cold facts of his.
tory may lead us TO smile at this resent
ment for they include many records OF
bargain and sale Of territory by proud
and powerful governments, but skilfull
diplomats have usually managed the bust.
nss 80 as not to give offence and when
they have not been so careful trouble has
often resulted. Paoli declared that
Corsicans were not to lie bought and sold
like sheep, and France had TO crush the
brave little nation in very bloody and
expensive manner before her purchase
was made good.
The Cubans would probably look upon
American purchase with complacency,
but poor old Spain has pluck and pride
remaining, and a navy that is not to be
sneezed at. Canada is proud, and is get
ting more naughty daily as she finds that
we want her. In all cases it is best to
keep the idea of bargain and sale in the
background to be considered merely as an
incident secondary to other more pleasing
reasons for union with us, and we are big
soough to act with dignity aud delibera-
tiOn in such matters.