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Arrested as German Spies.

PANS, Oct 20.-The Petit Journal announces
the arrest at Belfort Of Q man named Dietrich
and his sister, both German spies. Plans of
the forts and other military works of the city
were found at the house occupied by Dietrich.
The brother and sister had as an accomplice Q
Hanoverian spy named Stahl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20
An Important Customs Decision.


Applications have been made to the Treasury
Department by importers who had tobacco in
bonded warehouses prior to the passage of the
act OF October l, $780, for permission to with
draw the same at the weights as ascertained at
the time Of said withdrawal. These appllca-
tions are based on the second proviso
of section so of the tariff act which pre-
scribes that ''when duties are based
on the weight OF merchandise deposited in any
public or private bonded warehouse said du.
ties shall be levied and collected upon the
weight of such merchandise at the time of its
withdrawal" Assistant Secretary Spaulding
says that after careful consideration of the
department is of opinion tina. such applica-
tions cannot be granted inasmuch as under
the first proviso of said section special
privilege is conferred upon merchandise.
which, like tobacco, is subject to increased
duties under the new tariff act of allowing it
to be withdrawn for consumption ut any time
prior prior to February l me next , upon the
prescribed by the old tariff acts. Gen.
Spaulding says further: Merchandise SUBJ
ject to increased duty under tho new
tariff act is thus entitled to withdrawal at the
old rates, which are lower than the new rates,
and consequently it must be held that the
withdrawal entries for consumption Of such
merchandise made prior to February /, 1891,
as D to ' weights, as Il the entries had
bee been made prior o,dSsr to the date when
effect; in other words the department. must de-
eide that when the importer shall elect to
withdraw his merchandise under the first pro-
viso, reweighing at the time Of withdrawal
cannot be allowed for the reason that the goods
80 withdrawn by virtue thereof must be treated
as exclusively subject to the provisions OF the
law in force prior to the passage Of said act :"
BIDS FoR FURNISHING ARTILLERY HoRsrs.-
Bids were opened this morning at the Office Of
the depot quartermaster in this city in the War
Department for furnishing five artillery horses
for use at Washington barracks. But two pro-
posals were received, as follows: j. Kaufman
Son, $3.50 per horse; JOS. Bergman, o.. S.
No award has yet been made, as an examina-
animals to determine whether or not they are
suited to the work ahead Of them.
A Hosr1rAL yon FIsHKnMrx-Arrance-
menn have been completed by Surgeon Gen.
eral Hamilton, in charge Of the marine hos
pital service, for the establishment at Solo
mons Island. at the mouth Of tho Patuxept
river, Chesapeake bay, of temporary hos
pital for bay oystermen and fishermen. A
large house has been rented from o restaurant
proprietor on the island, and it will be fitted
up with hospital accommodations.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Paymaster Henry T. Wright
U.RN., has been detached from duty in the
bureau Of provision and clothing and ordered
TO take charge Of the accounts Of the coast and
geodetic survey. The order detaching As
sistant Engineer W. H. Creighton from duty at
the Purdue University has been revoked.
Lieut. A. B. 6peyeus has been ordered 10 the
training ship 0innesotA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20

Eoison hnSerSaAns tne Soune
NEW YoRK, Oct 2o-The Count Of Paris and
his suite left the city this morning and vent
to Llewellyn Park 10 visit Mr.. Edison and ID
speet his fsctoris& The party viii return -
the city this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20

PRoMoTIoN.-Mr. Andrew johnson has been
promoted to be assistant chief of the division
Of customs, Treasury Department, vice James
R. Lake, who was recently transferred to New
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20

THE SAN Francisco will within the next ten
days be put in commission and will most prob
ably be ordered as the flag ship of the Asiatic
squadron.
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THAT Alleged Demand of PortupaI.

LISBON, Oct 20.-The government denies the
statement r2blished by the Commerce. de Por-
tugal and end mating from correspondent, at
Berne that tie United States is about to send a
feet OF war ships to Lisbon to demand the pay
ment Of the claims for damages arising from
the seizure Of the Delagoa bay railway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20

PAYMAsTER HENRY T. WRIGHT, lately on duty
in the bureau of provisions and clothing, has
been detailed for duty in charge of the accounts
of the coast and geodetic survey in this city, in
place Of Paymaster Deering deceased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20

TIE RANGER AT CoRINTo.-The Navy Depart
ment has been informed by the commanding
officer Of the Ranger Of his arrival on that
vessel at Corinto, Central America, yesterday.
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e@DoN'T SPEND ONE CENT
FOR CLOTHING
UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN OUR
BLACK AND BLUE CHEvIOT SUITS,
ONLY el2.
CoRKsCREw woRsTED DRESS SUITS.
ONLY s13.
TWENTY DIFFERENT STYLES FALL
OvERCoATs, ONLY %.
sTRAsBURGER'S
GLASS OF FASHION,
o20-1m lila and ll16 St NV.

.nd PIKE Ne
S W.s&,n. tor, D. : e. :. oetSSer q S II. 1900.
Ss M @ s
Kite on wEDN ESDAY, the 22d instant. at 9 O'Clock
aA q IL: ,hs 90 sad to ns
the Grand Commander officers aud Members OF the
after working the hiry third Degree. they will be
All mem1ers Of the Kite Of the lower degrees are
fraternsy aud cordially invited TO meet the members
Gated aud unite in forming the escort.
Other members Of the Rite 6eiongng to this or
Members will report to Sir John H olcott 32o mar
Brethren ununifol med will report to him dressed In
The .s1ed meeting Of ,he consssory on Monday
20tn instant, will be abandoned.
ois-3t - KoBEET BALL, 800. Registrar.
R-MITHRAs LODGE OF PERFECTION.
80 A. A. Scottish Rite. Will confer degrees
placed the disposal Of the supreme council ior the
AoiisEa ois,at. ALhA- H. Aosa; Secretary. eta;
g. BRICKLAYERs. ATTENTION.
Tnere h S,ii be special meeting S Of the Union
dss, sy c.ssr of the 'nOn 'A1G As11IsSx
- PERSONS WANTING GRANoIIrHIc
49, Walks in Tile or in Block form. cellars and
walls made dry and sweet at reasonable rates. will
call or address B. RIORDAN. GIL ST. NV. general
contractor for all kinds Of pavement olS-3t'
SMEsSRs L. LORRAINE MATTICE AND
,ae co so
gentlemen are well known ia business circles, the
former having been for time the general manager
Of tho Washington Improvement and Investment
They win be pleased to see and attend to tho wants
Of their friends Have opened their office at Sia
RSwATCH REPAIRING.
0 Imake specially Of Fine Watch Repair
a. the bench Dcss lssrs
GEO W. sPIER
Exrert wsfch Maker and Jsweier,
o6-eo2m $40 9th st. n We, near Pa ave-
n,oFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, DIS
- trict Of Columbia. Washington October 1S.
Congress making appropriations TO provide for the
penses Of the Of the District of Colu ba
1h g. sU T..
Columbia hereby invite proposals. for supplying gas
shns IN the District Of ooiu%ba upon .nnua ave-
act provides as follows THAT the Commssioners u
70 the .econd session Of the Fifty first Com
what deduction may be made for and electric
na sna 70
osals for supplying said light at reduced rsiss and in
Office The application should state Whether Informs
desired concerning lighting. electric light
consress Il s desirable thss they should Be- received
at this offics not later than NOVEMBER TWENTIETH
MaScM ap issl S &
lumbia. olS-6t
0~L Law PRINCE, OF WASHINGTON CHI,
cor.dss g. sa Psans oofd Ss TsoSp csps
James W. johnson. Com1g. o1s-SV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20

The NIPsIc Our OF COMMISSION have
been issued putting the U.S.S. Nipsic, now at
Mare Island navy yard, San Francisco, out Of
commission. The Nipsic will be dry-docked
and repairs to the extent Of $4,000 will be put
on her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ARE INVITED TO SEE PRAC-
~ 1ICAL DEMONSTRATION

SYoU ARE INVITED TO SEE PRAC-
~ 1ICAL DEMONST TRAIIOS
OF THE
PERFECTION MEAT CUTTER
ON EXHIBITION DURING WEEK BEGIN
MING OCTOBER 20.
The PERFECTION MEAT CUTTER WILL
CUT RAW BEEF FOIs HAMBURGER STEAKS
AND BEEF TIA, COOKED MEATS, CHICK
Ems. LOBSTERS. OYSTERS FOR GRO
QCETTES, MATERIAL FOR MINCE PIES
AND FRUIT CAKE, VEGETABLES FOR
sOCP. PCLyERIZES CRACKERS AND STALE
BREAD.
MATERIAL OFTEN WASTED CAN BE
UTILIZED WITH LITTLE TROUBLE IN
PREPARING MANY TASTY DISHES.
RECIPE BOOK. CONTAINING SIXTY
RECIPES. GIVEN WITH EACH MACHINE
BARBER ROSS,
COR. nth AND SITS NV,
OPPOSITE BOSTON DRY GOODS STORE
o15-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20

TEE FvFSTSG STAR IS served 10 Subscribers IN the
city by carriers OF their account at 10 cents per
week. or 4ic per mouth Copies at the counter.
eents each by mail-postage prepaid-5O cents 0
month; one year. S6. siI months. S3
tEntsred at the Post Oaice ~ Washington D. G.. a.
second-clsss mail matterl
IHE WEEKLY STAR-published on F-idAy-s1 0
yea. postage prepaid SIX months so cents.
az Al mail subscriptions mus; be paid in advance;
10 paper sent longer than 10 paid for.
Rates of ADVERTISING made known on applicstion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20

ARMY OFFICERS MUST PAY Duty ON Books
The Treasury Department has informed the
Secretary Of War, in reply to an inquiry from
him, that there is no provision in the law au-
thorizing the admission free of duty of books
for officers Of the army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20

8LhsS THAN AssessMhNf INSURANCE
1t sounds doubtful, but IL IL true, neverthe-
less that the Equitable Life Assurance Society's
Policies are cheaper than asseSsment insurance.
Here is proof of 1t: Take 20-Puynent Life
Policy Tor $1,000 on the life of man SO yrs.
He will pay III all s333O in the 20 yrs At the
end Of that time the policy can be settled upon
one OF three following plans:
\ Shsn Nslue -$a,SxV.OVl
P-idup Policy. icy...................S0 S0,SO0. 90
X os-,rOo.<D-J
The man can withdraw the surplus, &c.4O9.25,
aud retain his policy for $4,000, fully paid up,
which would nIake his Insurance actually cost
the difference between the 43330 and the
surplus.-S2. 400 092o-withdrawn, winch would
be $500. Is: hence $4,000 insurance has cost
him but 46 per year, or at the rate of.S0.2O per
thoueau ud-anu IN one Of the strongest compa-
MES III the world. Have you ever looked at IL
from this standpoint!
BOWES & HALL,
Equitable Life Assurance Society,
No. 1896 Fstn. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20

K~A GRAND CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY
FOR 10 DAYS,
COMMENCING IL AM, OCTOBER Ia
CLOSING II AN. OCTOBER "a
ONLY FOR CASH.
REBATE OF 800 ON EVERY $1,000 PURCHASE
A REBATE OF ESQ ON EVERY $500 PURCHASE
A REBATE OF s25 ON EVERY $3.50 PURCHASE
A REBATE OF s1O ON EVERY s1oo PURCHASE
A REBATE OF 81 ON EVERY slo PURCHASE
And same proportion for al sales.
FURNITURE
UPHOLSTERY GOODS
Al goods marked In plain figures and q this
JULIUS LANsBUnoH.
s2o-lm 18TH AND sTs.
@ ROYAL pEooRAJIyE COMPANY.
WALL PAPERS
-~-- DEGoRATIvE fxiNTiSaH TisHn a'ps''i''
By Competsns ArnssA window shades in sil Colors.
e1l-1R W. W. bOkAAN, Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20

RL Law PRINCE, or WASHINGTON CHI,
~ Ohio. deairc TO learn the whereabouts Of
my comrades, Co @. Sd Peuna. Gold TroopR Capt.
James W. johnson. Comug. ols-SV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20

I~NOTICEO OF EXPIRATION OF LICENSES.
g. Assessors Ctiice. " az shington. ID. e., Octo-
Der 10 lsSO. Notice IS hereby given that on the
IHlkIY-fIh>T DAY OF OCIODtI- 1870. Will ex-
pire all licenses giyc by the District Columbia to
Apothecaries. ACctloneers. Banks and Bankers Brok
Claim Agents Contractors. Cattle brokers' Com
mission Merchants, Dealers in Distilled and Fer
mented Liquors, Wines and CorIals, Dstiers. Insur
ance Agents, Ice Dea Manufacturers OF lunInat
Ing Cas- Lfe and fIre Insurance Conn anirs, Patent
Agents Pawnbrokers Proprietors Of bar Rooms. sam
PIE Rooms, 1lppling Houses, Billiard Bsgatelie aud
Jenny Lind Tables, shuttle Boards Bowling Alleys.
Hotels Livery Stables, Intelligence Ofhces. Junk
shcPs. Dealers In Secondhand Clothing. Dealers
Old Barrels Real Estate Agents. Rectihers, iisstau-
rants and Eating Houses. lheAters Variety IN aters
&C. MI parties engaged III the above described bus-
ness, trades professions must promptly renew their
licenses III accordance with of the laws of the
Dlsirlct OF CclulneA- viz: Thai every .erson liable
Tor license tax who fail to pey the before
engaging In the business shall. addition 10 the
license taI imposed pay hue or penalty Of not less
thAn 80 nor more than so for each oGense." By
der OF the Comm ssloEers District Of Columbia,
lumbia. ol4-8t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal
revenue, ss65, $50; customs. s726, ,9O4
PRESIDENTIAL PosTMAsTERs APPoINrED.-The
President has appointed the following-named
postmasters: Albert z. Moore at Shelby, Mich.
Dorsey W. Trump at Marquoketa, Iowa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20

HoNoRs TO THE MEMORY OF JUSTICE MIL
LER.-A meeting of the bar Of the United
States Supreme Court was held in the Supreme
Court chamber today to take action in refer
erence to the death Of Justice Miller. 8. F.
Phillips was elected chairman, and James H.
McKenny secretary. After a committee of
fourteen, with Senator Evarts chairman,
had been appointed to draft resolutions COM
memorative of the deceased justice, the meet
ing adjourned until December 6 noxt, whom
the committee will report
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20

TEMPORARY OFFICE OF THE
~ WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CON.
lANN,
l00l NV
CAPITAL $1,000, 700 90.
This company Issues certificates derosft bearing
interest follows. On all amounts deposited Tor
ninety day more but less tnzn six mouths 3 rer
per annUnI. 3bs Der cent deposits Tor more
than months, but less than ear. sn er cent on
DEPOSITS VI year longer.
Secured lnysstmeLts FOR sale. Money loaned
B. IL wAkSEl. Prssident
DKECfoRs:
John 7. Arms George y. Schafer.
Charles b Bailey. John A. Hamilton,
James l.. barbour Thomas sOInrryilIA
George L Dzrtol John A. svope,
Ii .. CummingA j.. >. SwormsIedt,
J. Darlington. Eattersley W. Talboth
John Joy Edson, George Trussdell
Charles J. Faulknsa b. II. Warner
Albert r. Fox. AA Wilson,
@. c. Green, i. ID. Wine,
.llsm p. Gurley b. W Woodward.
John Is. LArner, ChAs. Benz wilkinson
sl5-3rn A q worthinston-
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VA z p Z T g.

Just orened beautiful line of wiltons. Moquetta
Velvet Eody Brussels Tapesiy and Ingram Csrpet..
Wilton. Velvet ard smyrna Garrett Rugs, all sizes
lnxrzin Art Squares. Wilton and smyrna Rugs and
Gsts IN choice Patterns Lace Curtains sash CURTAINS
and Drsperie. IN variety Those furnishing will
md u u their advantage " aIauine stock before
purclasing HOOE. BRO. q co,
sx-3la l32e 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20

K~oBL1aED TO COME
Winter is upon us-mildly ~ yet, but upon
us just the same. 1t was q fortunate pur-
cha>e for you and that secured the Biue
Chinchilla Uvercoatings at price which en-
ables me TO make them to order for $50.
Remember, satin lined, single breasted,
with fly front, plush-lined pockets, velvet
collar and tailored TN tine best possible man.
per-and only $50 to pay.
Only enough Chinchiiia to make about
dozen Overcoats ut this price, Next time
buy prices may be higher and necessitste my
tacking another v to the six. making Il
seven We.
@. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
expert in Trousers,"
o20 Cor. 9th and @ sts. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20

R~FOR LEASE-TwO VERY FINE 3-STORY
HNs Residences on st. 20th containing
10 and bath and all the modern improvements
nicely finished in hard wood; heated by furnace:
south fronts; $40 10 zach. b. II. WARNER CO.
olS-Jts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-01

The regret expressed by the employees OF
the District government at the official loss OF
Commissioner Hine, who today surreuders Office
to his successor, is shared by the people of the
District in general The retiring Commissioner
has been pleasant and tactful in manner, and
has shown sound, practical judgment in the
performance Of his duties. The new Commits
sioner, Mr.. Ross, has been tested in other
ofhcial capacities and has been found to possess
those qualities which promise success in per-
forming the duties Of the local municipal gov.
eminent The community confidently expects
able and effective work from him for the
advancement of its interests, and it is not likely
70 be disappointed
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TIM Far Has GoSr ForrH
EErf E..' kak EEsft {}:c
3 En-, e 7. =

Public orinion-the rule Of the universe-has DE-
creed the plain Black fabrics to be height Of FASH
ION To quote from one Of the ofacial reporters Of
fashiondom:
.pl.in color wool fabrics have the preference this
ss;:on and BLACK h,s taken nrs. place smong tLsm
40 1sns sSa
neeJ OF SNOWY dress y you desire IS asays asn-
worn sl BY all and IL you set good one win wear for
On the strength Of that We submit the following
lines as best servants to hts ma,esty-the King Of
Fashion-because they are the good, durable kind
Take them by turn-just have tabled them.
weigh their worth-study the price-and settle your
mind on the one-or ones-you would like.
FRENCH WOOL HENRIETTA. with silk finish
40 inches wide-75c.. s7,sc.. q and q. 25 yard
PRlESTLEY'S 40-INCH SILK WARP HENRI
ETTA-surpassing good-el. q. l2& sL25. q. 37k.s
sl.5o. 81. as. 81. 81 80 and % a yard.
LUPIN'S FINE BLACK CAsHMERE-the superior
q its cassz50c. 62,fc.. 75c. s7,fc. e. sl.25 and
shhPPHG kfffSf BLACK sERas-os our own i'm.
sTRiCTLY xLL~WOoL sEBGEs"so Inches wide
rIf vi or
OF s s,sfls - yJtlsTf h. !: yard
PRiksTLEY's 44-inch SATIN STRIPE SERGE
NEW French DEsIaNs-double rings aud shell
pI All .ise p6 inches s SpldsrsL25 ayard
sA Tss s9S Ssa
on T. .L.Sf,5 PLAID cAMrIs HAIR-e.ms owe. on
LSRfSs a BofbEsEp Fi5oNysH eMournns
G3ods)-44 inches-&l d. 90 yard.
PRIEsTLEYS ALL-wOOt FIGURED STRIPES
CHECKED snd PLAID French sa Hindou-4s inchs.-.,
yard.
pkIEsTLEY's WOOL FIGURES. in Shell and Spot
nTKRENcH STRIPES, DiAGoNALs and CHEW
RONS-42 inches-SI.
PkIEsTLEY's SILK WARP CHEvIor and CAM.
ELS HAlR-42 inches-$l.25.
, choice few pieces Of PRIESTLEY'S BROCADFs-
the end OF large and popular line-were 81, now
S7xc. yard.
Two exquisite patterns of IUP1Ns work -bordered-
~ inches wide-S2.5O q yard,
DRAP DHLMx, sAMOs, sEB.sTApoL. GRAPE
CLOTH MELkOSE, SILK WARP ALYS, HINDOU
yard. ~
Now. il these do not hold the first place" strong
and sure-none will.
Respectfully submitted,
sEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING.~
NINTH ST AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE
Established $40 II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-01

According to Mr.. De Young, editor of the
San Francisco Chronicle, it costs $500, 900 to be
elected to the United States Senate from Cali
fornia As Mr.. De Young is understood to
have senatorial aspirations, the question of ex.
pense has doubtless been carefully looked into,
% that this quotation of market rates may be
regarded as authentic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-01

Tho Bismarck snti-socialist law expires to-
day. II may be that the liberal policy of
tho German emperor viii keep down protested
socialism BY putting it into the policy Of the
state, but that would be singular result Tie
moro rational expectation is that the socialist
creed will grow with what it feeds ON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-01

Avord Of interest from shs iAzssss riAnss p.psrs.
msns IN the city.
ESQ handsoms patterns b sazosy wnppsr r...sss
q $50 per y.rd
Thee soeds come IN III ths new eolor.nrs
An-woo, Krtn Heavy Red. White or B,us rviu
Flannel Ut Csc. per yard
full line Of Msrechai Nel fianps,s IN Cram "A
2sc.. SOC. s.,se- zoe. Co.,. co.. CSC. ESQ. sss
and 81 per yard
Atwood Fianns,A ~ ySras vide taking 1 yard Zoe
. siirt st sl.25 per yard.
An the new shades In Opera ana Cashmere Flssneis
complete line Of Fine White and Red Catherine
Shaker Flannel.
pomst FLANNEL. RED White. Blue or Gray q
l2,sc. making excellent lining
Gray Fl,unsis from 1870. 10 Goo per y.rd
% pieces len Of those Striped and CHECKED Amerf-
can Hannels for chiidren's school dresses, si Ice.
per yard Regular price. ESQ
rs pieces Striped and Plaid r.arnels. "a inches
wide. warranted not fade OF shrink CSC per ysrd
Just the thing for stirtins
~ '-' 'S'' suAN'' AAoe'ooShsSs inohes
vide. 1t Csc per yard
'-nn'' " eie''e'' ~"
' 'Ss'''ns nc" ONES s'sfs oAs'
w ~'"'' Oh our sui'ins you.
Two Special Good Things thi. week,
Embroidered Flannel at 75e Per yard
Embroidered Flannel .. osc. per yard
~ 'ssAnsh" Ns VsU
~ eAss
I'D INDIA sii-A' IN
SADIS ootn Tor street ana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-01

Ths English manufacturers threaten to come
over themselves II their goods are lett out BY
the Mckinley bill There is nothing unpleas-
ant In that threat. Come, and be welcome,
and bring your knitting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-01

frank Lawler has been nominated for sheriff
OF Cook county by the Chicago democrats
Sheriff IN 1881; mayor in 1882; governor in
1888; President in 1894. That's the way it is
done In the democratic party, colonel, and il is
pow the turn Of the empire city of the west
lAvler and '94i 'Rah,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-01
The person who kills with the gun or mia

The person who kills with the gun or pistol
that is mot loaded" is deserving of small
mercy a. law. Mercy should be shown to the
public. Delaware, which state has had statute
against the careless handling Of firearms since
ASA, has just convicted the first offender under
u 1t cannot be, however, that he ID the only
offender In nine long years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-01

The Italian governments has ordered that
EnGlish be taught in all the schools Of italy.
bus really there 10 little need Of It. The ravest
italian that ever cams to this coansry in
Fifteen minutes after landing can play Little
Annie Rooney" 50 that anybody but dexi
han can understand 10 perfectly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-01

James n. Turner, whom the republicans Of
Michigan have nominated for governor runs
Dairy Of three thousand cows near Lansing ana
belongs TO the creme De Ia creme Of that STATE.