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Though shown In ~ shadss q Leedoa Green.
1ssa 1sd md Russse Brown. eta ~, ~ of saeA
style \ 70 b hsd % shss sxsiuass azs1 sAa b
pgumissd you- aet shf1
1as Dsss isnsshs - slaSo sess.in ywds q
pasia ssft hnish ssrsa vith yarda hrocadsd - ~
noWss. It'd
Ths praDo - olx-6o havs yssds q p1als slseA.
with yards for sids pansis ef alk and vool plssd
Win si1k stzipsd bardsr.
n Rsaesras u ols2e euss.1n ysrdB -.
French fouls elotA. VIII 40 - psnab ~ yards
long.
- - v4nAov dI1uaay - nnpass q 49, seeau
aspsa - ~ vs1Ad - vsn.
nm sAxAzs aorX1
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UsDERwrAR Fos CHrlDpsx.
(Ne.r Door No l117 pen,. .x. /,

Near Door No. l117 Penna ave)
The outlay at hrst may be . little mors, but the
AMERICAN HOSIERY CoMPANY's Underwear 10
the most economical in the end Note the variety of
styles for little children boys and girls, youths and
msdiens The full. regular Jersey Drawers
boon the grin aud boys who show their ssoekines
Do easy to put on and not crease SHOWS.
We'd like you 10 price this American Hosiery Com
pany's Underwear. The name Is plainly stamped on
each garment - the credit merchant can't explain
away his higher price by claiming hia gooda dif.
fereut.
THE PAIAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-10
CH1LDREN,s Su1rs. Fro.

Second doorl
SUITS Of Flannel, Serge, Jersey Cloth Henrietta
Cashmere, tastefully trimmed with velvet ribbons.
braid &C. Alterations free Of charge by expert dress-
makers.
Ages 4 TO IL from g. so to ala
Ares IL to 10 from 80 to Sl5
tV 10 per cent discount on Suits for tomorrow
CoATS.-Long Coats and Short Jackets nj special
prices that average over 20 per cent discount A
choice variety Of Fsn weight goods to select from
-, THE PALAIs ROYAL
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"Orrs1xa- Or lSS9.9O
DRESS GOODS

SEPTEMBER 9. 10. AND IL.
Only An informal Opening" but your sss the
latest London and Paris sutumn fashions % besuti.
fully and practically illustrated in windows and store
that visit must surely interest you You can't hest.
tate when special prices are quoted for MONDAY,
TUESDAY. and WEDNESDAY But don't think We
expect one in twenty 70 buy. It's early, we know
This though: You may buy to advantage now. and
isn't IT an advantage to visit your dressinaker-uow
that you can command and not mpore her or his SER
vices.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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81 DREss GooDs Fon SOC

1t is doubtful you could obtain such Dress Goods
at less than SIPS At the credit storss However you
can easily find out
We allude to the <0-inch soft-nn,sh seress, in
Plsids and Stripes, in the new combination colors
Eighty cents. instead of 81 yard. should induce
to purchase during the Special Saloon Monday,
Tuesday Wednesday.
ANOTHER NOVELTY ID the Striped sersss With
Check sidebands. SOC yard for these.
BERBER CLOTH 10 the trade name for the Satin.
nnish Cloths that all the rass in London All
the latest shades. sec. instead Of q yard d the
Special Sale price inducement
THE PALAls ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-10
"WzrRs Du You CIR THA,

Even the urchins on the street Are after you for
wearing that summer tile You can't change too soon
you want to all Of the leading FA shapes in the
very amest qualities 1t 0rsadears priees come In
Just your size in . Miller Knsx. Youman or Ashton
s1.so. %. s2-25. s25o, ears, %. s35O. a. $3.50.
These are precisely the same shapes and qualities
you'll md exclusive hattsrs charging dollar or two
more for to prop up the standard of their rsputa-
tons. Quality has to do that for Us. The prices we
always ret as Iov zoe possioty cum
The Silks that are here now are the shapes that'n
run the season through Don't try to ~work in" last
sprng's-it won't do. It's "on color" 10 to SPEAK
and silk Hat out Of date 10 vulgar wssr the latest
or mono. We've the Dunlap. Fifth Avenue,
Young Gents and Broadway blocks In three
grades oniy-s450 $3.50 and o.. We claim
these three cover al the quaiitiea We know
there isn't . better hat blocked than our 81
ous-and other grades srs away ahead of their
price in quality. By the way we've got hat sales
men that can PICK you ont Just the shape that be-
comes you. That's "half the battls'' in buying hat
Give 'en chance try. There's store full of Boys
and Chidrsn's seasonables-al of shapes coors
and qualities-but none unsafe to buy There never
are any at saks'.
Another needable 10 . thin Overcast It's not .
lurury-you really ouSht to have ons Our line il
elegant and we've got EN- at necessity pricesss to
s35. There doesn't tailor breathe who can make
better one than we show all ready made. They've
got to use the materials and psttsrns-sor we've
utilized all the 'lesders" Whore are they going to
get I'm their extra s1O us charges, For measuring
you-and ours viii at just - we'll One or two new
ideas cropped out this season. Irs hardly necessary
for rs to say that We have 'sm in the extreme and
modified psttsrna
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SEE Tn Csc. Dnrss GooDs

The New Effects In Shades and etylss maks thsss
side-bsnd ssrges the moot becoming we'll - most
economical Drsss you can buy. That thsy viii b
scssos h certain. for ths SUPPLY = alrsady too anal
fog the dsmand.
T1I PALAn ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-10
The resolve of the President and his advise,

The resolve of the President and his advisers
to dispense with an extra session at this time 10
cause OF disappointment in Washington.
! his arises not merely from the selfish consid-
Grafton that the city 10 more full of life and
local trade more buoyant when Congress is in
session but from knowledge Of the methods
Of Congress derived from close view Of that
body, which 10 denied TO many other communt-
ties. We realize here, a. Ii cannot be realized
ct distance. how long and tedious an operation
1t Is to organize the House and get IL into running
order, and what an interval must necessarily
slapse, in case of December meeting, before
the real business Of the session can be reached.
This Is especially true Of House constituted a.
tie next one will be. The republicans have
iGI members. counting the erratic Mr.. Brewer
on their side; the democrats 16l. Should the
republicans make q sweep next month, - they
expect to do, in North ana South Dakota and
Washington, they viii have 1853 to the l62 num-
bered by the democrats II the latter carry
Montana. Should this program be dis
turbed by uncertain or unlocked for
results in the new states, there may be the
greatest difficulty in organizing; for, however
Ready the republicans in the house may be, -
a body, to obey tbs dictates of their party eau
Gus, the democrats will be ever watchful, and
will take advantage Of the accidental absence
of a very few Of their opponents to obstruct or
overturn every effort made to carry out the
republican program. 1t win be Q chance
II, with 90 narrow . margin Of power, the
dominant party in the next House succeeds in
forcing any but the most formal legislation
through. 1t is. therefore, Of importance that
none Of these chances be thrown away by
delay. As the capital of the nation Washing
ton has direct interest in securing session Of
Its local Legislature long enough to accomplish
something. Every other part Of the country
has its own representatives to speak for it.
The District must trust to the good will Of
few members who plead its cause, not as their
own, but as an advocate supports friends or
a clients interests. II, in an ordinary session,
with en- effective majority on one side or the
other OF both chambers, the District is so con-
SANITY thrust aside for sections with stronger
or more selfish backing, what will happen in q
sessio on which is bound to be so strictly politi-
cal as that which begins in December next?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-10
Hosz Fon CHI1pnrs.
(First fioor.y

WARRANTED FAST BLACK HosE-IIose that
s Dyed before weaving. % that guarantee not
only that they will not stain the feet clothing bat
viii not In holes a. do the ordinary Black
fnes Money refunded II not a. thus guaranteed
FOX 70 CENTS PAIR IL offered Fast Black Ribbed
Hose with double knees double toes ard double high
spnoea heels. Medium and heavy weights and styles
tof Shiioren. boys snd Gisses. All sizes from 10
IN, inclusive, offered Ut use psir That You win
Pay from 30c to Soc st the cred stores for similar
Qualities and sisss you may know, or not knowing may
easily ascertain.
ne moro expensive Black Hoe IN supernne cotton
maze and sn are also here from 10 20 per cent below
credit store prscea
n THE PALAls ROYAL.
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eaeo s2oo.
sa5o s2Qs.
s4oo s27A
$500 sa5o.
$3.50 sa7s
eeoo s4oa
5000 Real Lace for a On
s7.oo $3.50
$500 seoo
$500 se7n
30 on up 10 slso psr pair.
We ar. direc, importer, and nj, n.cx ouvr,,v.
for 10 utt,, pros, ,h., g.. ,.p,
psasor. in tina, lima
Lool for your..,v.. o,.., ,,
select from in NOTTINGHAM. rm,,.,,o, p,n...,. ~.
Lin, An,,ou.. e,u,pur. cpnnv s~,.. s.n.
sells. sru..s,. p0,p, r.,v,,,., o.,s, p.
Iri.h Point M.ar.. v.,ou, n. ia. ~
various other Fancy curs.,ns pos,t,x.,v IN. 49,,
...Ortmsut to b. seen hsr..bOu,. and .. u.uy 9. .u
others in Warrington show together
.ss and von will ,n,
price IT'S the quantity cola that ALLOW, n. 10 upa.
sell all othsru
In HEAVY PoRrrFREs We take the ,.u. ,..d,n.
position a. IN lace. and has,. 49,,
pair TO sso q. follow, SILK CHENILLE r.n,s
TRY. DERRY SATIN vTrorps n.x,sv -,,x
ISM vK,orps ,
nave Won poo,sv q, ,..vx ,.u
A,,o i'm runsrrunr oovxsxas
Baur.ins.
FRENCH oorrox r.prsrpv
| v.,us a, so
FRENCH SILK snoo.rr,,, 400
value az
FRENCH sux ppo,.rv
vain. 90
| FRENCH n.x.sv
rupx,rrnv oovv,,vo.
Az
r.,,,,,rv,.
| ,oops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-10

our EFFORT THIS SEASON IN REMNANTS Is
" going 70 be great; they beginning to come in
eSSsry day kAUfMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-10
SOMETIMES CALLED HEssrrrrA

SOMETIMES CALLED HENHrErrA
Really Cashmere with . hnish 70 resemble hen.
riettA
Who has the best 500. Cashmersi
Wen wait till we hear your opinion before We make
any ciaim 70 superiority. We only know thas, our
cash system should enable better quality than given
BY the merchants who do credit business
All the shades written Of in shove paragraph; fun
4o-inches wide and warranted pure WOOL Such ere
the Palais Royals SOC Csshmersa
Thsnew styles in Piaids and Stripes ct Soc yard
also await your inspection So do ths nov ek Finish
Hsnriettas ct e5c yard.
THE RALAn ROYAL
(Contiuued b61ov,)
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F. 4 :. 4 L.
+; s. VA t.

What ars Especial Priccss- you AK
isPEC1L PRICES" are Reduced Prices fora speci-
ned day or days. SPECIAL PRICES" quoted for
the best selling eoods-goods that are in popular de-
mand and on which but . ANAL profit h made ''sfE-
CIAL PRIckE' have little no profit they cannot
Be permanent SPECIAL Prices" ere an advertise
ment - much this spscs In The Star" and which
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-10
sBsckwsrd, turn backward,
%, time, in your fiight.
Make me q child again
Just for tonight"

sbsckwsrd, turn backward,
NJ NJ s me N n, ygdqr .I aiSat
Just for tonight"
How the heart Of man yearns for those
DAYS THAT KNEW NO SHADE OF SORROW"
And yet he knows that those days sons never to
return Still he finds respite from the csros aud
crosses Of matured by contributing TO the Soys
and pleasures Of those who what he once WA
what delights manly little man" more than New
SUIT OF IT be for the secular or SUM-
Gay schooH 1t makes his eyes brighter, his step
hrner. his laugh heartier; it begets a Confidence
creates laudsble ambition which rays aud tsttsrs
would crush and destroy.
Therefore, beloved people. keep your boys we'll
dressed 1t costa but mite in comparison to the GOOD
that viii be accomplished thereby
We have suits Of Clothes Of lair quality for Boya
Sizes 8 to II years.
AT q SUIT
Suits OF better quality
AT Sl76 A SUIT
suafs OF IN Excellent Quality. Strictly An Wool,
AT $3.50 A SUIT.
AJAX for lot
SEVEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY. sEvrN
For the larger Boys. sizes Il to Is ysera We have
Suits. Coats, Vests and Long psnsa ct ears, e. so
20, $3.50. 90. $3.50. 1878, a.
"spropess to taks care Of the
BOYS
this week Men win therefore lockout for thsmsslvss,
although glance through our Immense stock Of new
FALL CLOTHING
WA convince tne most skeptjcal that ~ aRo amply
prepared for any and all comsys.
vICToR z. ADLRR.s
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HoUsH
UT and 929 7th ct. NV
Corner Massachusetts, svsuuA
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
OPEN Saturdays until IL pm.
once Goats, stripes aud Chscks 2S esuss sash 20
ALL KINDS or REMNANTS JUST REcEIvEp
Sing lAIis. ne. kAUfAAN'S DOUBLE OoHBlNI.
lion. lz4l.I243 nth ct as. sv7-St
CIR Ia. Bssr
TIE CONCORD HAxxxsa
LuTx mo.
S97 tsaa svA. sdjoining National aetsa.
fsenhs snA enAsAsaa q hsss nakss q lsv psssA
Grzrs Surrs Soounrp
AND PkEssED ron N
coas1 6oc. Psnts. 2Sc.. vssss. 2Sa A,ters,~ -
askss1sz fsDhe ssss e. T,c32ss oosds a
sss Ids ~ az i. 's r.. 81 49,
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A DAr Foa CnrlDsrx.
"WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER II,

Mo<hsn sna childrsa are invited tomorrow 10 .
Special Display Of Childrsns oooda. Attenssoa d
ssksa 10 he aREcIAI. PRICES esessd for shs sous-
don.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-10
ABour THr New SHADES.

Whether tits wise to puzzle you with Q string Of
names that would be meaningless 70 most Of you II
doubtful 1t fsvors too much of humbue and for this
reason: The European manufacturers coin the names
you read Of each firm having fancy name 20 that
you may read Of one shade with half dozen different
names.
Doesn't II suce to tell you we have the latest shades
Of Greens. Browns, Reds, Blues, Gray and Modes,
prominent AMONG which is the Eiffsl Red new Red.
dish kusset Furnished Gold. strawberry, Silver
Gray. an Amsthyst Shade and Tint bordering on
Mahogany.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-10
PHILADELPHIA SroaR.

Pz11ADELpmA SronH
We have Just received 100 dozen more
Of the Open-work Sheer Lawn Handker-
chiefs. sold at 12<c. Our price BE-.
Big Bargain in White Bed Spreads.
full size Marsellles patterns, for 81.
BLANKETS.-we are Offering special Inducements in
Blankets.
1914 All Pure Wool at S4.3S.
ia All Wool at "a.
liza Extra Fine Wool at &5.
The best Blankets for the money ever
offered, ut less than last years prices.
NEW FALL DRESS GOODS.-We open the season
with good quality Ladies Cloth. 81
inches wide. at so cents.
Extra Qualities at Use, 81 and $l.25.
We are showing a Choice Line Of
Wrapper Flsnnels at 371Sc.
Full Line Of the Best French at
62kc.
TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS AND TOWELS.
win offer o Great Bargain in Derby
Ribbed Full Regular Made Fast Black
Hose.sizes to TO- They 10 20 ct
19c. pair.
CARHART LEIDY,
SET 92s 7thst and 70e Z 1t. NV
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w. M. SHusrrn & SoSs.
s1s PENNSYLVANIA AVE-
NEW FALL woRsTEps
PLAIDs IN GREAT VARIETY
STRIPES IN SHADED AND ILLUMINATED Eff
FECTs-ENDLEss STYLES.
PLAIN woRsTEDs OF ALL KINDS FOR
CHnDRENs SCHOOL pREssKs.
FRENCH FLANNEIS IN NOVEL AND BKAUTI-
Full DESIGNS.
SATIN AMAzoNR IN Ale TIE NEW FAIL
saADEs.
FULL LINE or
TABLE LINEN. HAPxua
TOWELS. ETC. ETC
BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT.
WE ARE SHOWING A FULL LINE or YAII.
BLACK GOODS INCLUDING ALL OF TIE cxLs-
BRATxD MAKxRA
ONE PRICE
Nm musrm SOM
san $40 sssx AVA NM
SA,INcH ENdLIsH TRTcoT -RENYzNTS Jon
SsE III S SUI tpS s|y 4 & r. q
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I: E.!BE {: III
L. Il Il II II s.! Z

VII nvs feooomscs, nosssvivss shsnes ssSuv
UPHOLSTERY snd HOUSE ruaxrsHrxo ooops
SO CHEAP that n win Prove sdvansarvon 10 sass
immediate sdvsntAee Of our oaerinsa Nov that yos
are nahinsprspsssons 10 q. NJ your house for FAIL
and WINTER the chance 10 soiasa ou~
Thess bargains mishs strRs the eye. Of IN. ,.sr~s
ulous - dubous Those the vsry people y, vvu,d
In this column and naturally rood many ssnsiar s.r
gains that can not hnd space here for
ONE WEEK FOR RousExKxprxs
WE SOLD OVER FIVE THOUSAND PAN or
LACE CURTAINS LAST YEAR
Ills year We intsnd 10 sell moro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-10

WOODWARD : Lornnoe.
o., ~ GAP - ~
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W. B MOSES 4 SON,
CORNER r AND nth SITS. NV,
WASHINGTON. D. q tsr

DIAM AND FANCY PLUSH-EFFECT CANTON
u tisnnels for drarery in rennants; also Skirting
Flannels at KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION,
18th street Sc. se7.3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-10

8 Cloth SUITS. in Gray, Green and Brown Checked.
were Sl2.5Q
CUT TO o. EACH.
3PlAid CLOTH SUITS that sold for SIC
CUT TO e11.50 EACH.
9 Fall-weight NEwMARKETS, In Dark Blue or
Light Brown, striped. sold for $3.50.
CUT TO s49S.
3 Cloth Short Goats, in plain colors were S7.6o
CUT TO e3.4S EACH.
Striped Cloth Short Coats. were $3.50
CUT TO S4os EACH.
II Short Striped Cloth Short Coats In Light or DARK
colors. were frum $3.50 to s5. so.
CUT TO S2.1S EACH.
A line Of Long SILK Wraps, worn extensively and
very stylish for driving travelling In six hand
some shades. were s1075.
CUT TO S79S EACH.
TWO BIG SPECIALS IN MISSES WRAPS AND
SUITS.
The most desirable things for school wear and can
be bought at prices not to be thought Of later on
line Of Chldren's Fall-weight Cloth Wraps. about
8 pieces, sizes and years. were as high $3.50.
OUT TO % EACH.
A lot Of Children's and Misses Cloth and Flannel
Dresses, sizes 70 10 years, were us high O. %.
CUT TO "a. SO EACH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-10

A A-MCH LADIES' CLOTH REl6NANTs. 3lo.;
~ ass =: ~ .1tsth n lfs 8 B0 % !
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-06

In WILL be better and cheaper for
Council 10 allow the feed bills ior the
time that Mr.. Pyle's contracts remain
IN force than To undertake 10 cut them
down OF change them in any respect.
The chief OF police is an agent OF the
city, and as he is empowered by virtue
oil his Office to enter into these con
tracts, the city is bound by his action,
and Will eventually have the fall
amount to pay. II WAS q mistake to
make an arrangement to pay 10 cents
meal, but ii is too late to cry about il
now. 1t does not make any difference
now II some one would offer TO feed
the prisoners Tor nothing, Mr.. Pyle
could still send the meals TO the sta
ton until his contract expires, and not
only demand, but also compel the civ
to pay him the contract price. We
cannot see, as was stated In Council
last evening, that Chiet Swiggett can
be held personally responsible for these
bills, as he in making the contract
acted as the servant or agent of the
city, aud OF course the city is bound
by his act.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-06
Hk.B. SHARP & GO
Fourth and MARKET Strnats.

Fourth and Market Streets.
With only q lew weeks
LETT for thoughts OF holiday
purchases, some hints OF the
great purchasing power OF
your dollar might be an In
dicator you could prohtably
so by. Again We would call
attention to the advantage OF
early selections in tie CIV
ing Of more time and better
assortnents.
In July last we gave our
impori order Tor Linen and
silk HandkerChitfs W hi C h
were specially select d a ii d
adap.ed for the holiday sea-
son. AS a result we chow
to-day the finest aggrega-
ton in ell kinds Of linen and
silk handkerchief that ever
Appeared in our town.
I'M ial handkerchieis a r e
alwa, popular, We have
then II AL pure linen, hem-
stitched 6pd with embroider-
ed letter to your liking :
tor IS cents TIE best evei
shown Ter the money and
an extra Ene one u Inch
hem, With Z beautifully en-
brotdt.ed letter tor 25 cents
eaoa. These ere extremely
handsome handkerchief s,and
20 gat the Letters you desire
it is best 70 elect R0eg
Initial handkerehie's TOT
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-06

New YORK still seems to labor under
the delusion that 1t will be selected as
the place for holding the Worlds Fair.
but If the New York Worlds canvass
OF Congressman is correct. 1t looks as
though the chance is very elm. 40
cording to this, slxty-seven u the
members favored Chicago, forty eight
New York, thirty-six Washington and
twenty-five st. Louis. Many OF those
who are now In favor OF Washington
say that Chicago is their second choice.
The other members are non committal,
but II is evident that the metropolis Of
the West is decidedly the favorlle, and
has by far the best chance of securing
the sanction OF Congress TO hold the
fair. This fact will no doubt make
the New Workers feel very pleasant,
as from the first they have acted as
though they were comforting favor
on the remainder of the country by
their Willingness TO allow the fair 10 be
held in their city,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-06

; THE weather bureau at Washington.
30 be of any use whatever, should be
&c liable, which il has not been for q
long time. President Harrison recon.
mends that 1t shall be transferred To
The Agricultural Department, and il
the change will improve It, or make it
any more reliable than 1t Is at present,
ali interested will say amen to The sug.
Restlon General Greeley, who is now
at the head OF the weather department,
does not seem to be altogether In favor
oil the change, and in speaking of the
recommendation. says:
There have been u good many at
tempis to fix this system on definite
basis, but this has never be, accom-
flished, and TO day tho service is hetero-
Eeurous, posed OF several tierent ele-
ments without binding, elective or
ganization. II is Interesting to note Ill at
~ the last session the Senate voted down
2 proposition to transfer the Weather
Bureau 10 the Agricultural Department
py the striking majority OF So TO o. On
The other hand, the House has on two
separate occasions voted in IAvof Of a
trausier.
Il am in just this position 10 regard to
the trsnsfer: II The President, Senate
and House desire it, am perfectly will
lug TO have It done, provided II Is done
Properly. The transfer would involve an
additional expense 10 the Government OF
srom flOO, 900 10 $50 900 annually. Part
81 this would come from the extra money
Plat would have To be paid to civilians
N the place of the army officers now on
nuty here. A large part would come
from the money that would have 10 be
appended to compensate the men on
outside stations for extra duty on the
PASS OF tile E'ght-hour law. AT present
the minimum days labor for signal
Dian GU a weather station is twelve aud
q half hours and the average is about
fourteen hUurs."
} The increased cost OF this service is
? matter OF secondary consideration If
u will result in its improvement. At
present il Is unreliable, and II the ex-
pendlture OF few thousand dollars
Pxtra annually will result in making II
what II should be, we do not believe
that any one will complain.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-06
wANANIAKER's.

$I.75; white ostrich with
ivory handle, at $3.50, and
so on upward through all
sorts to the prizes from the
Paris Exposition at $40,
So, Sl60, SITS, and $2Ss-
rare works Of art. The Fan
Congress meets here.
Northwest Of centre.
Down again to main floor,
east side. low the great
souls of the great authors
must be delighted at the
way their books are going
to the people If copyright
has expired.
That Book Store! 1t Is a
Book Store In the largest
sensel More OF it to-mor-
row, especially Calendars.
Thirteenth street aide.
Christmas buying is start
ing earlier than ever this
wear. You get larger com.
tort by ioiecasting your gift
buying.
JOHN WANAMAKER.