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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13
THE KILKENNY VOTE.
Both Irish Factions Begin Canvassing
to Secure It.
FHE ENJOYS LEAVE FOR EUROPE.
Sensation in London Over Soup
tor Boehm's Sudden Death.
THE STOCK MARKET Is FIRM
SCULPTOR BOEHM,s DEATH.
1t Has Created . Profound Sensstion In
London.

1t Has Created Profound Sensstion In
Dunlaps Cable Dispatch 10 The Evening Star
LONDON, Dec. 13.-The sudden death of the
distinguished sculptor, Sir Joseph Edgar
Boehm, and its sensational discovery by the
Princess Louise has created a profound i'm
preston. The princess reached the dead scnip-
tors studio ut 5:45 last evening, having given
previous notice Of her intention to cali Her
royal highness walked straight TO the studio
and was Mortified to see the apparently hfeiess
body Of her old instructor. She at once sum-
moned Mr.. Gilbert. the well-known arr list, who
occupies the adjoining apartments.
On examination it was found that the sculp-
tor was ina comatose condition kneeling on
the floor with his head resting on a couch,
upon which he was at once lifted and phy-
siclan was sent for. He. however, almost inn
mediately expired, death being due 10 heart
disease. John Parker, u COMMISSIONER about
the building, who usually brought Sir Joseph
bis lunch, stated that he had last seen the lat
ter about O'Clock, when Parker went into
the studio to light the lamps. Boehm APP
peared to be in his usual health and said
as Parker came in: II am expecting the Prin-
cess Louise and so will wait here for her"
Sir Joseph had previously been working on a
horse, for which he had received commission
from one of the Rothschilds. Last Monday he
completed q statue of the late Emperor Fred
erIck to be erected at Windsor Castle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13
EPIDEMIC OF FIRES.
The Cold Snap Causes Number I'm New
York City.


York City.
NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-The cold snap last
night caused an epidemic of fires early this
morning, but fortunately none Of them were
disastrous. The first one was at 80 q. m, and
occurred in the New York chemical works, at
524 and SIG West 10th street 1t was ex-
tinguished with loss of $500. At 2 o'clock
ire on the steam lighter Railway. the prop
erty Of the Pennsylvania railroad did s.. coo
damage. An hour after flames broke out i'm Volt
Brothers furniture factory. at I60 Mott street
and did $1,000 damage to the stock and Il. 500
to the building.
At the same hour the dwelling house of John
Huntley. on the southwest corner of Boulevard
and 1iyth street. took fire. The building was
damaged $1,000 and the furniture 81, OO0
CHICAGO. Dec. l3.-Fire early this morning
damaged the Illinois Steel Company's works at
3lst street and Aehland avenue to the extent Of
$4,000. The ft was caused by an explosion
of crude oil.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ia dispatch from
Pottstown, Pa, says that block Of eight large
stores and nineteen business Offices in the CEN
ter OF the town were destroyed By fire early
this morning. The loss is estimated at nearly
quarter of a million dollars. The following
occupants were burned out: r. NJ. Root, L. ard
W. c. Brecker, H. Leopold, J. r. Shaner and W.
i. Stone.
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A SAD SCENE IN COURT,
Engineer Ketcham Arraigned for the Rec
MinneapOlis Tragedy.

Engineer ketcham Arraigned for the Recent
Minneapolis Tragedy.
MrNNEAPoLIs, Dec. 13.-The sequel to the
killing of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Todd and Mrs.
c. Z. slayton at the University depot came
yesterday In the arrangement of Engineer Geo.
c. Ketchsm, who was in charge Of the train
The coroner's jury found Ketcham guilty of
criminal negligence and he was arrested on the
charge Of granddaughter in the second degree
When asked by Judge Emery il he could fur
nish bail in $500 he said: ~ can't, sir; my
voice choked up with tears and he put his head
down on the table and sobbed like a babe.
Friends, however, came to his rescue and his
examination will occur today. Ke.cham has
been in the employ Of the Omaha company
twenty years and the Todd and Slayton fami-
lies were his personal friends.
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DREss Goops DEPARTMENT.

GREAT REDUCTION SALE OF IMPORTED
DRESS ROBES.
French Plaid Calnels' Hair Robes in shaery
effects OF Bruwn. Blue. Green and Gray
stylish.
down to $1T.J0. $50 and &e5 a Robe
~ Robes OF Broadeioth and Serge IN the
most desirable shadihes, handsomely elnbroid-
cred and trimmed with Astrakhan cloth--yery
striking.
Marked down to SO and $s8.-
VERY HANDSOME ROBES OF ARMURE
CLOTH.
No. 10 a Dark Brown, beautifully hr>i1sa
and trimmed with fur.
No. is Castor Brown with embossed vel.
vet, initiating ostrich tips.
No. 3isa Medium Gray. elaboratsly braided
In Black and trimmed with fur-beautiful
Marked down to $:s5 each
5Camels' Hair Robes, in Gray. Brown, Gar.
net and Blue, with embroidered velvet sl,,eves
Marked down to $35 each
While In the store ask to are the magnificent
line OF Brosacleths. in Light Gray, Light and
Medium Tans, &c.
10 inches wide, 81. 20 per yard
Also our Light Gray and Tan Cnn.ls, Hair
Cloth.
80 inches wide. 81. 30 and 81. rs Der I'd
tfirst moor, 10th st. extsnsion.)
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CHARGED WITH swINpLING.
Louis r. Pfciaer. the Former Rank Pr~si-
dent. Arrested.

PHrApEtrHrA. Dec. iS.-Louis r. Pfeiffer.
who was president OF the broken Bank Of
America and vice president Of the American
Life Insurance Compsny, and against whom
warrant was issued yesterday by Che direction
OF District Attorney Graham charging him
with rehypothecating stocks and conspiracy
with Geo. W. Work and Others 10 defraud and
cheat the depositors and Others interested
In the bank and insurance company, wss
arrested in this CITY this morning. Hail was
hAed at St0.0 and the accused Is endsavoring
TO obtain bondsmen. James \. DUNCAN. who
was cashier Of the hank. and for whom there IL
warrant out charging him with similar
crimes, has not yet been arrested. but il IN ek-
day.
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THE MARKET QUIET, But FIRM.
Shocks Close Somewhat Better Than Openin,
Prices.

Stocks Close Somewhat Better Than Opening
Prices.
New YORK, Dec. ia private cable dispatch
from London announces the failure there of Z.
Elliott, broker with large trade in American
railway securities. The liabilities are said to
be heavy. American securities have been some
what affected in the London market by the
failure.
SHADE on THE MARKET.
The news of the failure Of an influential
operator in London. who was largely interested
in American stocks and especially Union Pa
oific and St. Paul, cast shade upon the market
for securities this morning and first prices all
but Missouri Pacific was "'. down H'''G 11
Union Pacific ~, Louisville and Nashville /
and st. Paul y. The strength of the market
was Immediately demonstrated. however, and
the rally was sharp and decided in the early
trading. Missouri Pacific rising l (. Lackawanna
1, st. Paul. Western Union and Union Pacific
each z, Rock Island !, Atchison a and
others smaller fractions. These prices
were not fully maintained, but the reac-
ton was slight. These movements were ac-
companied by considerable activity in the mar
ket. but later extreme dullness marked the
dealings, while prices continued to shade off
slowly, and ut II o'clock the market was dull
and heavy, but still generally at slight fractions
better than the opening prices.
Money has been easy with all loans at per
cent. The stock market remained dull after III
o'clock, but continued heavy also. and further
slight losses were sustained, which brought
many stocks to the level of the opening
figures again. The dealings were en-
tirely devoid of features of interest, how
ever, until after the Issue of the bank
statement, which was favorable, and the mar
ket then again became strong, recovering q
large portion Of the losses. The close was quiet
but firm, generally at small fractions better
than the opening prices
TIE WEEKLY RANK STATEMENT
shows the following changes: Reserve. in
crease, e3,0S6, 725: loans, decrease, $50l, 800;
specie, increase, s2,501, 800; legal tenders, in
crease, S49O, 500; deposits. decrease, sl77, 200;
circulation, increase, $4,000.
The banks now hold 1907 ,075 in excess Of the
requirement Of the 25 per cent rule.
Silver opened at l04X; highest sale, los;
lowest sale, l04; last sale, los.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13
THE sLAvIN-coKBErr FIGHT.
The Former Want. 10 % Tske riace I'm Oil
fornin I'm March.

The Former Wants 70 90 Take fface in eSn-
fornin I'm March.
punlsp's Cable Dfspstch 90 The EvennT st~r.
LONDON. Dec. lS.-Slayin called nj the once
Of the Dalziel Gable News Agency TO day n nv
that he had only received the acceptance Of his
conditions with regard 90 the Corbett fight
from the New Orleans club last night In the
meantime he had accepted an offer from the
California Athletic Cub. through Thompson.
g. fight Oorbett for COCO with a xide bet n
fsoo. In any event he could not leave England
In time 20 fight in February. but he would be
in California m March. Judging from Slavin's
conversation he seems 90 prefer 60 go 30 Cali
fornia both on account Of the large amount of
money involved and on account Of the mild
climate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13

Harsh Terms Exchanged by Georgia Logic.


aarsh Terms Exchanged by Georgia I~gts-
iator~.
ATLANTA. Ga. Dec. IA personal encounter
in the house at its night session last night be-
tween Col. HUMPHREYS and Dr. Baldwin may
result in dnel. During the debate DR. Bald
win referred to Col. Humphries ss drunken
little meady lawyer. Col. Humphries de-
nouneed DIR. Baldwin ms a liar. The two men
rushed for each other and had q tussle in the
middle of the door. but they were finally sepa-
rated by friends aud the trouble was ended for
a time. II il mid that the friends Of the lecis-
la'ors have tine matter in hand now and there
Is no telling what the negotiations may lead 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13
CROWDED WITH DOCTORS,
American Physicians Warned Not to Go to
Berlin.

American Physicians Warned Not to Go to
Berlin.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. I3.-The Herald has the
following special cable from Berlin, Germany:
1T will no doubt interest your readers Of the
medical profession to learn that Dr. Brown of
Milwaukee, who lately arrived here for the pur-
pose of studying DIR. Koch's method.
has sent communication to the Berlin
press in which he warns his American
colleagues not TO come to Berlin. He saws
Berlin is crowded with foreign physicians, who
vainly seek to obtain a supply Of DIR. koch's
lymph, that it is with the utmost difficulty that
access to the hospitals can be obtained, and
that it is absolutely impossible to get
a clear understanding of tests made The pro-
fessors are 80 pressed for lymph that they have
found it necessary to book the applications as
they are made in their turn. Dr. Brown is of
opinion that it will not be possible for him 10
secure a supply Of the lymph in a shorter time
than four weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13
SENATOR BLAIR's SEAT.
Decision Of Clerk J~wett That VIII Give It
20 . Republican.

BosroS, Mass, Dec. lS.A special from
Concord n. H., to the advertiser R,puIhoan,
says; Your correspondent has il on the best Of
authority that Clerk Jewett Of the house Of
representatives has decided to place on the roll
OF handkerchief OF the next house the If en-
utied Representatives. This will give the house
10 the republicans by large working majority
and VIII Insure the election If Hiram Tuttle M
governor and United States senator. He has
not Yet formally announced that this is his de-
termination, but your correspondent is able 20
give u on authority which cannot be ques-
toned.
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BURNED To A CRISP.
The Sad Death OF Little Mamie watkins An
Powhattan County, Va.

Inc sad Death OF Little Mamie Wafkine In
Powhattan County, Va.
Special Dispatch TO The Evening star.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. lS.-Little Mamie Wat
kins, the two-yesr-old daughter of Mr.. David
G. Watkins, who lives near Hallsboro'. in Pow
haitian county, Was burned 10 death yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins had occasion
to go into the yard to attend to some domestic
Mamie.
The children kindled q small fire on the
hearth and. while playing around il. the little
ones clothes caught. The son was too fright
ened to call his parents snd the child was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13
THE COURTS.

ClncuIr CouRr-y,si9e Montgomery.
Today-Block agt. Kelly; order of oontinu-
ance set aside and restored to calendar Phil
lips agt. Morgan; motion for judgment. Hess
manufacturing Company agt Ferguson; mo
tion for bill Of particulars. Crawford agt. Pat
ton, Shea agt same and Sullivan agt. FLYNN;
motions for new trials submitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13
DOMESTIC DREss Goops AND PR,Nrs

BLANKET DEPARTMENT.
ITALIAN SILK SLUMBER WRAPS FOR
THE HOLIDAYS.
On donday, December Il. we shall place on
sale 200 Italian SILK Slumber Wraps az the
remarkably low price of
--$2.J0 each-
They are in handsome Roman stripes. on
Scarlet. Cardinal, Wine. Navy, Olive.
Gehtarme. Old dold. Sea, Brown and Bronze
grounds.
BELGIAN WOOL LAP ROBES.
One side fancy. reverse side plain
Price. S6 each
Actual value, 81. 5O-
SQUARE HORSE BLANKETS
Extra quality and size for road use
Price. ~ each
Actual value, $IO-
Fonrth Aoor. nth st. buiiding)
News BELONGINGS.
SATIN SUSPENDERS
Mems Solid Color Satin Suspenders mt nm
IN fancy boxes with glass; tops Co,ors me-
P1nk. Blue. Garnet, White and Black, and can
lie either painted or embroidered. Useful and
and appropriate for Christmas gift.
Price, TIC
tFirst floor, first annex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13
DEPARTURE OF THE ENJOYS.

Messrs. O'Brien, Gill and Harrington Sail
for Europe.
New YORK. Dec. 13.-The Irish ENJOYS. Mr..
VIM. O'Brien and Mr.. T. p Gill. sailed this
morning on the steamship OLDHAM for Boulogne,
from whence they will proceed to Paris. Mr.
Timothy Harrington, another Of the ENJOYS,
sailed on the Cunard steamer Aurania for
Queenstown. Among the other passengers on
the Aurania were Mr.. and Mrs. Bourke Cochran.
Lord fnverwise, Lady Kintere. Lord Boyndal,
Hon. Alsop, Sir Thomas Hesketh and Capt.
Charington.
On the North German Lloyd steamer Ems
for Bremen were Boron Di Ravigan, Mrs. I. p.
O'Conner, Mr.. Alex. Gregor, secretary Of the
Russian legation at Washington, and Vicomte
De Kitchener
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13
GEN. sELIvERskoFF's MURDERER.

Sails for south America.
PARIS. Dec. ia letter received here
from the French anarchist. Delabruyere. rays
that fadlewsky, the man who is charged with
having assassinated the Russian police agent.
Gen. seliyerskof, at the Hotel de Babe. on No
vember Is, Was by the writer assisted TO escape
across the French frontier. A. soon as he found
himself beyond French jurisdiction Padlew-
sky was assisted in reaching Trieste in
safety. On his arrival there he wac placed on
board a steamer bound for South American
ports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13
PERFUMERIRS.


Complete line Of the highest grade products.
= 9
The choicest odors from Pinaud, Ricksecker,
I.ubin, LundborE and others Of equal distinction.
&
Quadruple Extracts in attractive bottles. No
other cologne approaches Queen Anne for sub
=
tie sweetness and lasting quality. 81 per pint.
Bottled. zoe. and 81. Keep in mind this fact:
. =
The perfunsries sold by Dry Goods houses aud
=
Fancy stores are not the peffuineries sold by us
--or equal to them. Ours are personal seIec-
tions from the fountain head Of the supply and
.
are the purest and most fragrant and most last
ing products Of the best perfumery producers.
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WHO OWNS .uNIrKD IRELAND"

A Statement Of How tho Shares Are Held.
Duniaps Cable Dispatch to The Evening Star.
LONDON, Dec. Is.-The Manchester Guardian,
the most trustworthy liberal authority in pro
vinciai England, gives the following ~ tho ex-
act division Of the ahares representing the cap
ital OF U'nited Ireland: Mr., Parnell holds a29,
Egan 2S7, DIR. Kenny 10, Tim Harrington 10,
Justin Mccarthy and r. LAlor 4 II Il un-
derstood that Mr.. Psrnell does not retain legal
It is also stated that the Egan shares are nov
held by Michael Davitt, to whom they were
transferred by the original holder, Il il i'm
portant TO remember, however, that al the
shares. were purchased by money drawn from
the funds Of the Land League and that they are
thus rather political than private property.
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~ ~ s. $> E. Wy a Fl e.
4. E. s. T E"IEE:ff s. F.


ON MONDAY MORNING NEXT SHALL DISCLOSE
WINDOWS OUR ANNUAL CHRISTMAS
III LITTLE BO-PEEP" IN THREE TABLEAUx.
No i DEPICTS LITTLE BoPEEP CRYING
SHkEP WHICH ARE SEcEErED
No SHOWS LITTLE BopEEP ASLEEP DREAMING
WHICH ARE SEEN IN THE DISTANCE FLEEING.
No REPRESENTS LITTLE BOPEEP RETURNING
y
on THE A - -
IT WILL INTEREST BOTH YOUNGSTERS
ON OCCASION
INDUCEMENTS
PRISE You COMPRISE ONLY
A GARMENT
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THE IDAHO sENAroRsHrP.

No More Balloting to Re Taken Until Next
Tuesday.
BorsE CRY, IDAHO. Dec. lS.--An intellectual
effort was made yesterday in both houses Of the
Legislature to take a ballot for United States
Senator. No ballot will now be taken until
next Tuesday. The northern members are
still firm in their demand that one 81 the United
States Senators be elected from the north.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13

May differ, but al connoisseurs pronounce the
j. Calyet 60. Bordeaux and Burgundy wines
to be Of excellent quality. Predk de Barry a
Co.. New York, agents For sale by leading
grocers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13

USE FELSs GERMICIDE SOAP
USE FELSS GEIMICIDE SOAP
Use FEL.SS GERMICIDE SOAP
USE FELSs GERMICIDE SOAP
When you are sick
To protect yourself and attendants
To cleanse your person and linen
To cure all skin affections
To restore your complexion
USE FEIs's GERMICIDE SOAP
USE FEIS'S GERMICIDE SOAP
USE FEIS'S GERMICIDE soap
USE FELS'S GERMICIDE SOAP
When you are well
To ward of contagious diseases
To keep the body in healthy condition
To prevent chapped hands and face
Topressrve and beautify the complexion
OF druggists.
ns FELS CO., Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13
MARRIED..

HANCoCK-MoFFATT On Thursday evening
D-cenber II. 1850 at the rr~ii-n.- Of the brides
Parents 10y the Rev ". VI. Ferguson AMOS ANDREW
HANCOCK TO A. LIBBIE MoffAIT. both u this
city. No cards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13
SUIT DEPARTMENT.

SUIT DEPARTMENT.
L.HtES' TEA GOWNS.
lin, Of Navy and Gray Striped flannel Tea
Gowns. Sizes 10 and ~.
Regular price, 81. -
Married. down to g.. Co.
l line Of Dark Gray Striped Flannel Tea
Gowns. with robe fronts. Sizes SO and IL.
Regular price. So
Marked down TO 81. Co.
line Of French Flannel Tea Gowns. Navy
and White Stripes. Sizes IL and "a.
Regular price. s10.--
Married down TO S8.--
oFrrneh Flannel Tea Gowns. Cashmere Pat
terms, with trout Of Cardinal Czsh,uere. Size
II.
--Regrlsr price. s14.--
-Marhed down to IS
Mole Striped Flannel Tea Gown, trimmed
with silk ribbon Size ~.
---Reeular price. S10--
Married down to is
line of Black and White French Flannel Tea
Gowns. Sizes "a. 10 anil 50.
Regular Price, S1O---
Marked down 10 ST.
line OF Garnet Striped All-wOol Flannel Tea
Gowns with rvbe front Of Cashmere 10 match.
Sizes IL. ~. 81 and 40.
Regular price. 80 TO S.
MARKED down To $S.--
(Thil1 floor, 1lth ST. buiid:ny.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13

So4W~& " - am Ako94 1aoks
ANN ARBoa, MIca, Dec. D.-In ths prelimi-
nary examination before the Washletaw county
court yestertiAy Militamen g. +. Granger,
Adoph Glazen, r. C. Root William Binder.
william Thomas and Edward Morrison we're
bound over 10 the circuit court ON the charge
Of numbering Student 9. J. Dennison Of Toledo
on the night Of November II last. The men
were placed under bonds Of e50o 10 appear be-
fore the circuit court At it, meeting tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13

Range Of the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings a. ia. signal
Office today: sam, "a; pm, 80, ma-naum,
"a; minimum, "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13
NINTH ST.

ARTISTIC DEcoRArIoxs
With Choiee and Hare Plants. Everxrssns or Cut
Flowers Tor the Holidays " any exterior or ineafpr
decorstons of your home place Of business Churches
balls. ke, IN Simple. xpeSsye way iii an egah
orsre ST. desired. will my p~rsoua super
vision have at my nnrs~ry q An~eossA nns Decora
tlon Plants by the tboU.AnA- also sxcxiIpnt Cut
Flowers. esp<Sisliy Ros-s. My rr-~n HOUSES cover
upward Of two solid IN sass Please or,ier ssriy
Of EB street northwest.
n. sTCDER
dO-;sfn Florist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13

THEY MAKE ONE FEEL. Az THOUGH LIFE WAS
4 worth living. Take Of Carriers Little Liver
Pills after eating IL will relieve Dyspepsia. aid dises-
ton. give tone ana vgOr to the system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13

Fl E F. q ~ j II \ :: {: {:
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE.
SEVENTH STREET.
Every dspartmSn. in our store IN full
with holiday Foods Of every de-
scription. Whether purely use
full entirely ornamental or
- biendins Of both. We
know you viii b
able to ind what
you are look
ing for.
We have
taken care to
mark everything
extremely low. The
stock il now unlsoken
and the store is crowded. with
many bargains. Everything has
been carefully selected and you can
feel assured that ha.aver you buy of us
you arc getsins the Test value possible for
your money. We guarantee You that, and Ne
havel~~n in business long enough for Washington
ins 10 know tha. what We can be relied On
Toys. Games. Flush Goods. Dolls, Japanese Ware,
ali sorts of Bric-a-Bras. Cio~hs. Dress Goods,
Lace and Heavy Curtains Tables. Pictures,
EAsels. Gloves. Umbrellas. Handker-
chiefs. in short. over, thing in the
line of LAdies furnishings and
large Mems furnishing
Department. all now are
showing an endless ar
ray of merchandise.
Our
Book
Depart
ment is fea-
urethat youcan-
not overlook. We
have on immense stock
without doubt the largest
in town. for you to select from.
Every book We sell is sold 1t cut
price. and that price is the lowest you
can buy that book for anywhere in this
city. Our stock does NOT consist of few
srecialties which we wish to make a noise"
about, but EVERYTHING in the book line, from
an &c. Juvenile to 800 set.
ssBH "A Z = MMMM ssss
sBB A UU IN N ssSS
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE.
7TH STREET d13
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13
HOPING FOR COMPROMISE.
Dillon and O'Brien Will Strive to Brin
Out Irish Harmony.

DiI10n and O'BF1en VIII Strive 70 Bring
Out Irish Harmony.
Dunlap's Cable Dispatch 10 The Evening Star
DUBLIN, Dec. 13.-Alderman Dillon, writing
to the Freendn's Journal, says that Messrs.
Dillon and o'Brien still entertain hopes Of
being able to effect compromise. He
suggests that hsnceforth neutrality be observed
on all sides for the next two or three weeks.
and that some person be elected for North
the opening Of parliament when the warning
factions shall have decided who viii be the
most acceptable to them.
Father Murphy, parish priest at Kilmanash,
County Kerry, has written to Dean Kelly pro,
3estng against the concerted clerical attack on
Parnen. He insists that the people of Ireland
have quite a. good . right TO Judge for them.
selves In matters political - the priests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13

DOMAIN BEADS. SINGLE STRAND, M. ;
N Roman bea.is. double strand. sl.lo, ladies'
aI.::s TIE COMBINATION, Eth AMI str az.