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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-16
Ross and palr to wrestle.

BosTov, Feb. 16-Duncan c. Ross and J.
C. DAILY have signed articles for a mixed
Wrestling match, to consist of two falls,
S&sSh S catch car; che fali, side hold, in
harness. aud two falls, collar and elbow, for
$3.50 side, Go begin in tie Howard Athen-
seul1l. Boston, st 10 a III. on tie ed inst. and
10 be continued sntil finished, regardless of
tune. Ross called ut The Herald Office and,
in anticipation of Anton Pierre's arrival IN
this city, lett Ss0as forfeit to indicate his
willingness 10 MAKE a match Of any kind with
either Pierre or Matsada Sorakichi, ssThe
jap Ross viii meet either The Jap or
Pierre any time and make terms.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-16
STATE CAPITAL GOSSIP.
1rr. FuIler-s Head Has FaiIen-The Al
bany Ceiling Scandal.

bany Ceiling scandal.
TIrzSToS, y. j., Feb. l6-The governor
has signed the bin legislating out Of ofice
Charles w. Fuller, state superintendent OF
public instruction.
Both houses of the legislature have adj
journed for a week. After adjournment the
Democrats went into joint caucus on the
liquor and state redistricting bills The eau
Gus adjourned 10 Tuesday next without COM
plotting the consideration of the liquor bin.
The members friendly to the liquor interest
objected strenuorsly to those provisions fix
ing the minimum license fee, but Offering no
restriction as TO the maximum They claim
that $3.50 ought to be the maximum.
ALBANY, Feb. 16-Little is thought Of
here but the investigation of the ceiling
scandal Mr.. Ainsworth, chairman of the
committee, claims that certain newsr apers
are unjust in their expression OF editorial
opinion.
Boston, Feb. 16-The legislative commit
tee on constitutional amendment unanimously
reported a bill to submit the constitutional
prohibitory amendment to the people on Mon
day, April %
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-16
FINE sHoss
At
WILSON & CARR
DOUBLE sTops
4 West Baltimore s,
4 North Charlss, {,
DoUBLE Sro~
Wilson 6 Carr BLACK no,,.

Wilson s Carr BLACK no,,o "
PEI haps in no line Of nv :
our midst is the tomna, %sOs
great and sharp as fi n so I
This has had the effect ~ l0g|
oping the b-st makes " ae'd|
prices, and several mo,ta iSVs|
noteworthy 81 eciaIres Ae so, ~
leading enterprising deal sr,Ol |.
GENTs' SHOES. A grea r'' !,
has been created and main nsio,' Y
ed Tor : some Time past by Va W.
soN & CAR in a maio,;;, ra
the papers through stt, .'.
cards, circulars, &c, i pass
attention is almost every, ~ \.
called to the BLACK Bme.'|
$3.50 GENTS SHOE. As S', "
enterprise and outlay betos.'
a more than ordinarily r ~.
torous article, We thcug6,
worthy of inv. stigation' =.
knowing WI SON d Cam :.
and favorably as Young ~ n
ted business men, prsetic,i
their line. and who from sn,
beginners, by close arnlc,ss
and good management. h.
rapidly risen to the front nj
in the retail shoe trade in :,
midst, as well as in the co,s
dence of our people, which n,
brought with it a generous, l,s
of patronage, we soughta MI
Interview concerning tb~
BLACK BoTToM $3.50 SBon
WILSON Is CARR, entered jns
minute and frank details o,.
Germ ng them and assure n
that they were made Of M
best Leather tFat they an
No. ! good Shoe, and viii rim
the wearer good satisiac6a
They are stitched with the bed
silk, and the bottom sewed d
with the best Parbour thread
They also assured us that vbit
their superior finish and dua
bility were unquestioned, ttg
were also an easy, comicrlbs
tit, and " ere made over the b.
test improved lasts, giving ut
formly such excell-nt satisha
ton that persons buying a
pair always Comes back forth
second. We inspected seven
pairs, and found them va
handsomely finished IN BHlla
Lace and Congress, Weas
found them soft and pliable aa
made of the best material. All
wishing a paiI q
good Shoes will do wellin bIl
ing a pair of WILSON & CANE
Black Bottom $3.50 Shoe, Z
heir Double Store, No. 4 Rs
Baltimore Street and No. Az
Charles Street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-16

mr.. powderly's Plan of Combining All
Labor Organizations.

Labor Organizations.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 16.--The labor con-
ference which was held in this city has adj
journed ard viii probably not meet again be-
fore July. In the meantime all of its menu
bers are pledged to help as far as possible
toward securing consolidation of all the
labor declarations in America under one head.
When Dir. Powderly was asked as to what
the meeting meant he said that it explained
itself He said it was simply an effort to join
in one union all the trade organizations of the
country What the result would be was only
question of time. He believed that it would
finally come to the point where all wage
workers woull agree that their best method
would be to make one great organization.
Then, he thought, there would be no divided
effort TO secure the rights of workingmen
! Organization everything and it was to
bring all conflicting elements together that
the meeting was held.
Mr.. Powderly said that he believed that the
address which would be issued to the various
labor organizations of the country would
meet with their approval At all events they
would have opportunity to vote upon it,
and that was one step toward what was
needed He said that he was satisfied that
cNchtuaill there NOulu De out one great iaDOr
organization i'll this country
To Lose His Cash Because He Married.
HARwIcII, Mass, Feb. 16.-The personal
and real estate of Leonard Robbins, of Har-
witch, has been attached for $35, 900 by Caleb
X Allen, Of Harwich. Some time since, on
Aliens petition to the court, a guardian was
placed over Robbins, and the latter was in
duced to sign bond for $50, 900, in which he
agreed to never marry. Later a commission
held an examination into the mental condi-
ton of Robbins, and he was adjudged compe-
tent to conduct his own affairs, and there
upon George III. Snow, Robbins guardian,
resigned About this time Robbins married,
and the action is brought on account of his
marriage His wife is highly respected
woman, and Aliens action causes consider
able adverse criticism.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-16
That English Brewin- svpdicate

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Feb. 16.-The rumor
to the effect that syndicate of English capt.
talists is endeavoring to buy up several
Rochester breweries is again revived An Off
Ger of the Bartholomay Brewing company
says: II believe there was an effort made sew
eral weeks ago to invest some English money
in our brewerieS, but nothing came of it. / be-
lieve the project has been abandoned Tele-
phone messages to the other breweries in re-
gard to the matter elected the reply in effect:
I'VE know nothing about itn
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-16
Fire at Cape Vincent.

WATERFOWL, n. Y, Feb. ia fire,
which burned the Opera House block at
Cape Vincent, caused loss to s. G. Kelsey,
general store, of s. 1000 and Charles E. Whit
ney, general store, 5000 Both partly in
sured. The Cape Vincent bank was in the
building and had fire proof vault in which
were stored $50 pounds of opium seized from
the Gardners. If none of the vaults contents
are injured the banks loss will not exceed
$500. Town records back to 1919 were
burned
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-16
Kate CLAYTON To Retire.

MINNEAPoLIs, Feb. 16.-Miss Kate Claxton
announces that she viii permanently retire
from the stage in about three weeks. She is
forced 10 take this step by illness, her health
being such that it is with the utmost difficulty
that she plays at all. Her illness is due 10 a
cold contracted while playing in Chicago.
Mr.. Stevenson, Miss Ciaxton's husband, viii
also retire from the stage
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-16

DETROIT, Feb. 16-Gen. Alger, being
shown the dispatch attributdng to him a
statement that he had written Senator Slier-
nan demanding an explicit avowai or dis
aFuwal of certain remarks attributed to Shar-
man derogatoFJ TO him, said There's moth
ing in 1T It's made out Of whole cloth /
never made such a statement never
thought of doing such thing. never
wrote such thing. never wrote to Sher-
nsna - any s1sj = str u rus Hs'4s
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-16
NfcOuatle,s Trial.

SARATOGA, N. ", Feb. 16.-At the confer
ence between Col Fellows, of New York, and
District Attorney Hamilton, of Saratoga,
held at Albany, the third trial of ex-Alder-
man McQuade was set for the May term of
Oyer and Terminer at Ballston. The trial
will be moved May % or June 8.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-16
New plan for Harbor Defense.

CHEBoYGAN, Mich, Feb 16.-J. N. Perry,
prominent mill man of this city, has con-
ceived something entirely new in the way of
harbor defenses. Last week he forwarded
plans to the secretary of the navy and re-
ceived ie,tr stating that they had been
submitted to the ordinance bureau. Mr..
Perrys plan will not be made known until he
hears from the department amin.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-16
pnrnen NAV BE induced to Come.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 16-One of the lead
ers Of tie Irish movement in this city says
that the strongest influence will be brought
to bear On Mr.. Parnell to induce him to at
tend the convention of the Irish National
league here in July. His reception win be
most triumphant. 1t is believed that Mr..
Parnell win be prevailed upon to make this
visit
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-16

CHESTER, Pa, Feb. ia street car was
run into by train on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad at the crossing, corner of
Twelfth and Edgmont streets. The car was
thrown from the track and four lady passen-
gers severely hurt One of them, Mrs. j.
Shaw, is so seriously injured that her re-
covery is despaired of. The driver of the car
is also badly hurt. The car was completely
wrecked
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-16
Bile Has L.enouncea the prlestl,ooh.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. l6.-Quite a commotion
has been created in Catholic circles by the
sudden declaration of Father Dougherty, Of
the st. Louis diocese, that he has renounced
the priesthood and will locate in Chicago as a
practicing physician.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-16

Rumors That Herr Schelling VIII Resign.
BERLIN, Feb. 16-It is rumored that Herr
Won Schelling will resign the position of min
lister of justice
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-16
He Paid the Death Penalty.

ALEXANDRIA, Mimi, Feb. John Lee
has been hanged for the murder of Charles
Cheline.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-16
Closing Quotations OF the New York STOCK
Exchancr.

Exchange.
New YORK, Feb. =. = Money lls per cent.
Exchange quiet: posted Rates. Sis IS004S9;
actual rates, SlSjss ssh for sixty days and
$4.SSL5 aL4.SS4 for demand. Governments quiet:
currency 6s 10 bill; Is. coupon. 1se3z bid; 4lSs,
do. 100 bid.
The stociz market opened strong at advances Of
Il to 9s per cent, but after the first fifteen min-
utes o: business selling of the grangers,
especially Rock Island. the whole, market weak
ened ami prices Went steadily lower throughout
the morning. at the close values were OF Il to
~ per cent
CtaSinsr bldg.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-16
The Weather
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Fair, followed by light SNOW; warncr east
erly winds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01

DR.. McDows jury has justified his highest
expectations. The seven coiored Jurors upon
whose prejudices against editor Dawson he
relied for protection voted TO acquit But the
i've white jurors who had not these prejudices
also voted for acquittal, and the verdict con-
veys no distinct lesson in respect to the pre-
dominance OF colored men in southern juries
trying whites for murder. The Mellow trial
goes 70 swell the record OF cases which show
the extreme rarity Of instances Of the legal
punishmentof homicides by white men in some
Of the southern states. In this particular case
ii vould seem 10 one who has followed the
newspaper reports Of the evidence that there
must be some irresistible popular tendency, or
some facts, or some general impression outside
Of the evidence, to influence the Jury, In order
to account for their prompt and unhesitating
verdict Of acquittal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01
HrSrs To Tnr Max

Those contemplating . vacation trim and tpds>e-
those who DON'T may Profit by the following bfpea
won't do tocsl next week and expscs 40 Ana ~
lots reduced IN prices stin In the storS
Here'sa little list for ILLUSTRATION:
el.25 Flannel shirts reduced 70 81
81 Flannel shirts reduced 10 75c
15c- Zine Bal Underwear reduced 20 Soo
l21Sc. and l5c. Linen Hsndkerchiefs for Zoe
25c. Fancy Linen Handkerchief
Soc Fancy Cotton Socks reduced % 2Se
Doc Fancy IAsle Socks reduced 70 25c.
sc Knot and Windsor scArfs reduced 10 25o
Pc Wash SIX Windsor scarfs l-e.
loc. Linen Collars reduced 70 DC.
u Not few broken iots but late ana desirable
novelty goods IN All sizes. colors and stylea For IN.
stance. the Dc Linen o<iars % Be- are shown
In every new style Sizes from IL 10 ,nches Tbsss
oolSrs were made especially for the .pslsis Royal
Zach collar s stamped -Palais Rovsl. uarsntssd q
nne collar ~ any sold ~ lSe. oomysr,son Win
prove It.
why 90 0redf deduction IN Prso>s ID Asked
The outcome OF the buyers error Of Judgment
LOCO DOZEN coLLARs were dropped In the depart
ment at one delivery
ONLY UNTIL JULY FOURTH FOR po EACH.
The quantity viii be reduced 10 Q compsrsrvsly fsv
Collars b. then.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01
BRokrs Lors.

The bcst-seiine eoods change from desirable eoods
70 onokee iots" Az an inustrstion, The slk Tennis
shirts wa have sold ut many places ct o. 80 spd
10 have been here only $3.50 eaoA and have sold %
well that now the goods termed -broken lot" ana
fcaeoed 70 eseoeh One each Of the following s.as,
IA l4< Is. 15,f. IL. Two In size la
II Many desirable broken lots in Underwear vhtoh
are reduced to below the cost prices.
- Complete stocks OF Travelling vaiisss, sosps.
Umbrellas. Belts and suspepders FLANNEL and prs,s
nnlrs-s mens furnishing store with the gcods ct
ais hoyAs prices."to be found near door. No
1ils Pennsylvania agenue.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01

The strict enforcement Of the high license
law In Philadelphia has, 1t is said, made emil
grants Of many keepers Of low-class law-break-
ing saloons, who are descending in consider
able numbers upon Baltimore, where the license
charge 10 very small and the law against un-
licensed saloons is not rigidly enforced Gen.
siderable impetus is thereby given to the move
ment for higher license and greater vigilance
In applying this law in Baltimore. II hostile
legislation against these immigrants Ia secure
In Baltimore the next stage of their migrations
will naturally bring them to Washington.
They will furnish TO this city the same argu-
mens with which they supply Baltimore for an
increase Of the rate Of licenses and stricter
enforcement of the law. The capital must no,
be permitted to become the city of refuge for
lav-breskers when the Steiner laws OF her
neighbors in effect expei from their limits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01

The appointment Of Fred. Douglass as minis
ter to Hayti honors the colored race through
one Of its foremost representatives, aud in
turn Mr.. Douglass viii, it Is safe to say so per-
form the duties Of his mission a. to reflect
honor upon the administration which sends
him The colored race has boon securing
recognition" in the shape of domestis ap-
pointmsnts, and is now topping OF its acquisi-
tions with foreign mission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01

soaseiess powder is said 70 be finding favor
with military authorities abroad That will
tend to make war much more generally popu-
lar. for raw soldiers report that, next 70 being
killed by gun, the most disagreeabIe thing "a
to be frightened 10 death BY the noise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01

The wild western prediction that Chicago
will one day be the largest city in the world
seems now to be making some steps toward
1ulhiIment. The pending question Of annexing
lnGre suburbs having been settled in the affirm
ative. the Lake City will resemble London in the
multitude of its social wheels within wheels. Not
only will its population be vastly magnified, but
its area in square miles as well. About twenty
years ago the Illinois legislature, in an hour Of
relaxation, passed burlesque bill ceding the
city OF Chicago to tho state of Indiana. The
joke was well carried out and caused wide
spread amusement by what was then regarded
as its sbsurdity. But, after Hyde Park accepts
her share of municipal responsibilities, any
further extension of the city eastward will
actually be subject to the alternative of either
ceding Chicago to Indiana, or ceding part OF
Indiana TO Chicago.
The struggle on Saturday over the annexa-
ton issue was bitter. Manufacturers who had
established themselves just outside OF the city
SO as to be within easy reach Of great market
and distributing center without paying heavy
taxes on their plant, and petty village office
holders, who foresaw in the proposed union the
wreck of their dignities and the cutting of of
salaries and perquisites which had helped make
life worth living, fought against the change
with might and main. The people who had
suffered for lack Of proper postal and police
facilities and other modern conveniences, and
who were already Chicagoans in heart, how
ever, carried the day overwhelmingly against
opposition from influential quarters. Chicago
now, with her eleven hundred thousand popu-
lation, will take rank as the third city in the
United States; and it is claimed that Philadel-
phia. which has heretofore prided itself on
covering the largest area Of any city, will have
TO step down into the second place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01

Probably only two things in Paris this season
are higher than the Eifel tower. One il the
cost of hotel accommodations and tho other
the high old times Of some Of the visitors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01

The newspapers are being extensively used
just now to herald the fact that Mrs. Leslie
Carter, who as plaintiff in the late malodorous
divorce suit in Chicago was sent out of court
badly smirched, and, as one would have
thought, hopelessly disgraced, is studying for
the stage" in New York, and will appear as q
full aedged star" in that city early the coming
fall. This was rather to have been expected,
as things go nowadays, but il is none the less
to be regretted. Instead Of going to the theater
to see plays correctly produced and properly
acted, as used to be the case, there will soon
be, at the present rate Of declension, no other
attraction on the stage than notorious women
and their costumes, or lack of costumes, as the
case may be. Histrionic talent no longer counts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01

The administration has covered itself with
glory and responded to . popular and aesthetic
appeal BY painting the two-eent postage stamp
red Hereafter the siekly green yields 70
metallic red and carrnine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01

How many girl graduates Of the season have
written their commencement essays ON the
Coming Man" and how few viii and him III =
his Portrait when he comes!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01
r. Go1pscHM1p,
1007-I009 r ST. NV.

ASSf-AVVo y SXs NWs
Nyou look sor Bargains, Real bargains. Astonishing
bargains, here they are.
careful perasal will pay you Ten Fold.
satin snish Palm i ,I Les n Fans, for &C.
F F1ti sS ~S ss for ,oo
Handsome Painted Fsls only 10. ~
sse Fan. M. for Tor 4 lSs'
81 Fans for 7sc.
s y fsa s1 so Al sf. sss.
5Per. Gsa.s:, worth ssso. for esc. tonly pair
Metal Combs, worth 25c, At &c,
sa1s Is Q Hs 4 s ss eAo.
Hand Mirrors. worth bOc, q. 1sc.
White China, square-shape Ice Cream Saucers. 6for
Sey shape. White ohina. Q each Cups and sauoers
cs; Sas: Plates and
Elsysnt Dseersssd China. new shape Dinner Sets
Hsnd.o@s Decorated 9ains. new shsps. Tea Set. SO
show the largest aud most complete line Of Trunks
" the Jssa the most reliable
,Ss as Icy pss, d for
1898 iron,bound OH Canvas Trunk. with iron bot
So s5S IS Fms On Canvas Trunk, well made, hand.
sCIsay a snis n sa.. ,GP. for 81 2s
s iS S oan1 WET Trunks ics sioss. '0r $685.
snS al ~ Bras. hni.hnss Naslinl,ned
az Picking Trunks for el42
S3 Pac king Trunks for Sl.7S.
Is % Packing Trunks for 81 o8.
$34S Extra size Packing Trunks, e22S,
43yS Packing Trunks, lxrrest siza vrs<h s<-cc~
| locks and fnishings for 81 AZ A '~SAs
INTERPRETATIONS AND ICE CHESTS.
A rare chance 10 offered TO every one I'm MA - .
Refrigerstor or Ice Chest ut prime cost ~
READ THE PRICES:
::s ss;s /: +: S ss::| s. E: ss
67,06 Ice Chest for ta.v6.
Is SO Refrigerator, with tank for A7Ia
Sl0.9S Refrigerator for $3.50,
4l49S Refrigerator for t1046.
s16 kefrgerator for ol1.0S.
/ N. B-Picturs frames made 10 order st unuspsl,v
low prices from the largest assortment Of mouidinSs ia
Il T. eoLDscHMIp. loo7-,oos Anx
FANCY FIGURED CRAZY CLOTH. 5i<o- OTR
Yard Wide. 1Sc. Wool Mixed Challie l5c and our
l3c Fancy Pepin Chal,ss l2e This 4 the clearing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01

T'His ~ THE FIRST. LAST AND ONLY sAcnr
= nee mat We stlzil make In our Remnant Depart-
Rspt thu ss.son. Nov 10 your chance EAUFMfN,s
DoCbLE COMBINATION. IL Tn ct. s.e jeyoI5t
TIE REAL FRENCH ACCORDION STANDING
q Plating done 1t sniON's Pieating Esfsbishment
&c~ J. 4 hoLLlsIER. sos y 81 n ". jsI7-Ims
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01
NrckwrAn Ar Rrpucrp PrIcrs

,o T9 sb ,esuss ysp siors you leave yourself
dnced prices: The four best Bargains in lac kuf.
s nns i 81, yard The most popular 25c hut
box. - ~>'~~ y
More shout Collars and other veckvesr to-morrov.
,c.. THE pAIAfs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01

wv II \ s. { y III s. IS Is:
s sns 4 E Fan gos . a HEssssss
s e. = = Hhf { ss s. E HIM IS IS
Six OF THEM
We're making extensive changes IN the loca-
Of several departments, aud until all l. COM
pleted We viii advertise
SERIES OF BARGAINS
which have never been equalled In season since
we have been In business.
The following are pickines from around the
store, and are for few days only They repre-
sent as much as We could tell you in q column.
1ST. line Of soc. Isle THREAD HOSE.
In fancy combination, drop-stitch and plain.
Also. q line of FINE COTTON HOSE in plain
colors and fancy tops Choice now.
SING. APAIR
2D. 25 ANTELOPE SKIN CHATELArNE
BAGS, with stylish Oxidized Trimmings;
skins in all new shades bags all leather lined.
Just think Of the price!
$50. EACH
BID. All Of our 15c MOHAIR cHALIIEs in
all Light and graceful patterns, 15c. and $50.
been the price the country over. now
loLc AvARn
4TH. 500 boxes Of TOURIST RUFFLIN0,
8yds. in box g yards plain and 3 yards lace
edse,; sold for 2bc. box; worth 4oG for .
few days.
9Th. 6 dog. of Imported Large-brim LEG
HORN HATS, sold from Q 90 to ~. so, TO 20
now ct price that seems ridicuious-
$50. EACH
9TH. 80 Antique Oak and Cherry TOWEL
RACKS; they combine both Hanging and
Roller Towels: are neat and compact aud can
be put in . small space; worth &c.,; for
E E! 4 ~ ! E II n :;
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE.
3yl 9TH, STH AND STREETa
4 HILDREN'S CORDED CORSET WAISTS, 25o. |;
U Capv Rail- with Rnc 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01
HEApouARrERs EoR EAxs

HEADQUARTERS II OR FANS
list twelve yeArs. S
What can you expect for lOc,s
Sc tne Donble-snck Jap. Fans, Ornamental with
IN coro' ana your see more than yop expected for
uH9c.et fsnsEnev and ineenious method Of closins
wMN Quill fsna- hand painted small size 5l,c-
choice variety of Fans from az 10 AZ 50 wv
To tempt you here to-morrou The rpost popu,sr o.
Fans can Be got for 79c 49,
,co,.,,n..,., THE PALAIs ROYAL