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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

New states have. in the public estimation,
more prominence than is accorded to older
communities in the political arrangements
necessary to fun organization Therefore the
election Of United States Senators in Idaho and
South Dakota exeitss q degree Of interest that
does not attach TO such elections when they oc-
cur in older states unless there are extraordi-
nary circumstances eonnected With the lat
ter. In The first-naasd state, after contest. ii
waa arranged 10 divide the houors. giving Gov.
SAsupe and Mr.. W. J. Mcconnell the short
terms and e1-Delegats Dubois the six years
term There are two short terms. because Idaho
10 entitled 10 q Senator before March T. 1891.
To this Gov. Shoupe vas elected. Although
tAAs legislative arrangement may hold good 70
m - rAs shortest term 10 concerned it will not
stand in respect to the terms after March 4
ne1t The Senate viii, under the Constitution,
settle that mseser itself by the drawing Of lots
A combination Of Farmers Alliance men and
democrats il threatened in South Dakota
which imperils Senator Hoody's chances fos
the succession
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

fha Indiana Republican Association in this
city recently denounced those in authority who
keep demoerats in office Last night the Re-
pablican Association Of New York did the same
thing in effect This is specially noticeable
bscAase the republicans Of both Of these states
have recently turned over to the democrats
prstsy mRA all tho state Offices over Which
tAere - controversy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19
Boris AND CHrLDRENs C1orH1sa.

You'll readily yield US the palm Of superiority
for our BOYSAND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
stock. We deserve il because we've made y
study Of the situation-and what's wanted We
ALWAYS HAVE HERE. We're in 'apple-pie
order" for tomorrow.
Why not Turn these serviceab,e SUITS and
warm OVERCOATS into Christmas presents?
Such plan will strsddle necessity and senti-s
nent at once and satisfactorily
The LONG PANT SUITS in SACKS AND
CUTAWAYS are models Of comliness-and
grants for wear. So are the SKURI PANT
SUITS in the TWO and THREE PIECE Eff
fECTS. for'n touch tender SPOT with boy
to bet his Christmas come in such shape.
OFERCoAIS and KEEPERS are a more i'm
perative need. The cold tingles tie DESIRE
There everything in having a variety to select
from-and we certainly are most fortunate in
our assortment.
Holiday Is III every item in our Juveniles FUR
NISHiNG DEPARTMENT. Novelties are as
numerous there as in the mens-but theyre
consistent with the tastes and years Of our young
customers.
SAKS AND COMPANY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19
SILK HosrERr SPECIALS.

Ladies' SILK Hose in Black and coiors. Regu-
lar price. SOC. Special price. 15c. pair.
Ladies' Silk Hose in evening shades, extra
nne. worth $12J Special price, &c. pair
Ladies' spool Stlk Hose, boot pattern, differ
ent colored tops. Special prlce. 81 pair.
Lalies' extra quality Spool Silk Hose in all Of
the new shades. 1 pair in a box. Regular price.
$3.50. Special price, - pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

II Jsrry simpson VI Kaasas should happen to
be excited Senator it must be insizssd upon that
he wear hak hosc. h doesn't make much
difference in he House. bat the dignity of the
ensss& Seaees senate must be maintained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

The November report shows . marked de-
crease in the number Of assertions from the
army, owing, no doubt, to the fact that years
Of experience have shown that the army 10 a
very sAfs place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19
The RAIN Or WEDNESDAY

Came in through an open ventiiator and did
some damage in our Infants Department.
Some of the fine Aprons were soied. We will
sell them very low.
81 70 ChildrenS Aprons marked down to
41.l5.
81 10 Children's Aprons marked down to
S1.55.
81 IS Childrsn's Aprons marked down to
o1.3S.
$1.55 Children's Aprons marked down to
el.17.
uneiean water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

spain asopts nrif Let us hope that il will
nos ~nsss ne building msteria,s used in the
ooasnsnrsioa VI the wsal-knovu cssssesf for which
spaa. - nch . reputation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

M fnAdslphia NsSs urges Congress To
isenhsss FOR the beneAt u business. win tho
S~s please furnish plans, specifications and
directions for the WORK anl oSlixs CoasresuDsa
generally?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19
Guess for the Turnout.

FURNISHINGS.
If haherias6efy gets your attention-tlirect it
through Us if You want the choicest novelties.
The large and exclusive designers Of mems
small wares won't JOB their effects around.
They prefer TO locare them in one reliable house
In each city. We've fallen heir 10 the majority
OF these endowments-so We are exclusive repre-
sentatives Of exclusive moleIers. OUR methods
rule-OUR prices prevail and thus we popular
ize the choicest and the richest.
HS-Gift Canes.
ep-Gift Umbrellas.
A0-Gift Hanakerrhiefs.
EG-Gift Mufders
es-Ciift Neckwear
AN-Gnt Gloves.
Hn-GIft Susfenders.
&c Gift Hosiery.
AS-Gift Sirht Robes
sE-Gift Macintoshes.
HD-Gitt Travelling BaSA
ee-G Gift Leather Sets.
A1-Gift Underwear
tS Gift Linen Novelties.
Fancy ba1ss and engraving On canes and un-
brellas-FREE.
Goods held subject to future delivery.
We've given this department as much again
- much room - il usually has and every inch
Of extra space has been nll4xi with our judi-
eieus buy iAgs for Your selection,
sAKs AND COMPANY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

ss'se hnifs followers ars rsporssi 10 b
1ss n"srd Tho Bad Landa. sitting Bull
sarssd mat way several days ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19
VINO W1Ss The Tunsour,

Nobody knows. On Christmas morning Wen
GLADDEN. some little heart. Have you given your
children the opportunity to guess on the DEANS!
These are the last days. Get Guessing
Ticket" with everything you buy for them.
LOOK ut the jar in the window-les them make
their estinlates-snd then await the counting.
PONY, DOG CART, HARNESS AND WHIP
ALL FOR A GUESS.
DON'T MISS MAKING ONE.
SAKs AND COMPANY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

'sy e"sld ssys there srs sl00, sso,OOe in tho
see'nes Or The people and the question arisss
"i1ox dos jay know
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19
The GREAr HorrnAr SAL.
Store Open Erenin0s.

Is going on. There il no lun in the onward
rush Of Christmas shopping. Every one knows
end appEsetssss the fact that The time 10 very
limited. II you d0at eet what you want now
you will stand . very slim chance os satisfying
your wants. We do not attempt to tell you Of
the attractions shown herr. To SPEAK frankly,
ttvould b mpossihle. We only tell you in
our daily holiday bulletins Of special articles nj
special prices. You viii find lot Of good read
ing in these bulletins If you will take the
trouble to psruss them. Saturday Is always .
good day for Gloves OF Hosiery n any ssason.
and 1t will 10 doubly good tomorrow. as IT 10 10
Near Christmas. The list Of specials below for
Saturday are very attractive. See:
hid GLOVE SPECIALS.
S-button lensth Mousque.aire Suede Gloves.
Regular price, 31.2o. Special price. DC. pair.
Foster Patent 5-hook Kid Gloves In Black
and all colors. Special price. q. 25 pair.
Foster Patent 7-hook Kid Gloves in Black and
all colors. Special price. q. 20 pair.
very elegant hna Of Evening Gloves in all
the dslioats shades, II to 20-button.lensth.
Special prices. q. So. g. 80, O.. 20 and S. pair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19
MAZE A Norr Or These.

THE ARTICLES SECURED EARLY rms WYE
BY Our NEw YORK AGENT PROM InpuRrER.
WHO wERx WILLING TO CLOSE OUT THE BAL
ANCE oF HOLIDAY GOODS AT PRICE REDuo.
TIoN. ARRIVED THIS MoRSrNGl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19
CH,Lnnrrs Wool UNDERWEAR

In all grades. at special prices beTinnn2 at 1Sc.
We also have . very large line Of Ladies Wool
Underwear in all qualities and makes at special
pricee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19
SPECIAL Pn,cEs In FANCY Ho1rDA,


OxidiEed Silver and Plush Shaving Sets, with
handsome fittings. Special, o5.63.
Oxidized Silver and Plush Infants Dressing
Case with oxidized and ivory fittings. Special
price. $4.2a.
A Good Manicure Set in an embossed leather
case. Special price, &1.49.
An Elegant Quality Steel and Oxidized Mani
cure Set in handsome case made Of silk plush
and oxidized silver. Special, 84.39.
Rustic Thermometers, made Of natural wood
and silver fnishings, with cut glass ink well,
very novel and pretty. Special price, 81. l5.
Fancy Thermometers. made Of silver rligree
work overrun with . strawberry vine. with the
most natural looking berries hanging thereon.
Special price. Sl.9S.
Oxilized Silver Thermometers, not so fancy.
but Just 40 accurate. Special. Sac
An Exquisite Toilet Set, Comb. Brush and
Hand Mirror with back of oxidized silver, in
an elegant case made of silk plush and oxidized
silver. Special price, u. 9S set.
Oxidized Silver and Plush Handkerchief Case,
satin lined. Special price, e. 10. Glove Box
TO match the above handkerchief box for e. ~.
Very Rich and Beautiful Manicure and
Comb and Brush Set. in large silk plush case,
Patent Case" finished ct either end with .
statuette Of bronse. French plate mirror.
Findings of oxidized silver. Cut glass per-
fumsry bottles. Special price, ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19
HE Cur In HA1r, CIoAk SALE

There was q crowd on hand - early as We
were open this mornins-snd they made bee
line for those REDUCED JACKETS and
WRAPS. Lots Of people came In last evening
but We said we wouldn't sell one till this morn
ing-and our word is our bond. II you skipped
the announcement. get out last nights ''Star'
ana read II. Then do tomorrow what you
should have done today--BE ON HAND
BRIGHT AND EARLY. These are opportuni-
ties for wrap buying that Guido the boldest
strokes OF others. You don't half know Us In
our Cloak Department. We've an object in
every special sale We have. In this case scat
terins sizss that we want to get rid of took the
knife in hand-and 'eut to cure" Another
thing.-If We say HALF" you KNOW 1T IS
HALF-LITERALLY-AB It's
all new stock. too-that's the beauty Of it.
They are easy vietors over the "old sta2ers'
that are doing their secondhand who can tell
how many more-seasons' duty elsewhere.
THE SALE CONTINUES THROUGH To-
MORROW.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19
Also liz Tbs Swrx
AND FLOATING GRACEFULLY WITH THE TIDE
DUB SACRIFICE YOUR PRIZE

was ever thuA and thus q In with NJ nov. Our
prizes on Misses and Ladies' Wraps completely dis
sted by our advsstisiny A~nd. hut you have
10 complain - long - ~ ~ huInhly submit. What
NC have Tor you are eepuine piuns picked this
from home and abroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19
THE COMBINATION,
100. 1902 AND l2o4 ST.. CORNER 10TH.
1t KAUFMAN 4 sICKLR.

HOLIDAY Goops.
The question Of buying holiday gifts il the upper
most thought in most minds Just Here 10 liss
Of of the acceptable things you ind hers
FOR GENTLEMEN.
A Dress or Business Suit
Nobby Overcost,
A Smoking Jacket.
Bath Robe.
AMsckintosh.
An Elegant Tie.
Fancy Vest.
An Umbrella,
Dozen Handkcrc'.;.ss
Or host Of other appropriate articles in Furnish
ing Department.
FOR THE BOYS
A Getaway or Sack Suit,
An 0vercost or Reefer.
New Necktie,
Pair Of Gloves or Suspenders-
Some Handkerchief and . large variety OF other
very useful and sensible things for Boys Of all ages
3. ROBINSON CO..
AMERICAN oUTFITTERs.
dl9eo 800 Pennsylvania ave- n y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

ART GOODS-Tberes art in the Richly Embossed
Imported Candles offer AZ only Toe. each thew 10
in the Dresden China Vases marked az The prloe 10
proportionately low changed for the Brque fsiry
Lamps. representing rose. with brass stand oNLf
80 CENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19
cHILDREN'S CLOAKs.

cHILDREN'S CLOAKs
Afew4 and 6year Gretchens at o.. IS; sold from
- to %.
Chdren's Gretchens. oil sizes. % g. reduced from
eos
Chidren's Gretchens. all sizes, a o. reduced from
co.
Chidren's Gretchens ell reduced In price.
Misses Nevmsrkets. "a. 30 reduced FROM o. "a and
o.
Misses Plaid Newmsrkets. 90. 9S; reduced from So
Misses Plaid Newmarkets, g. 9S; reduced from Sl2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

w. A. PIzRcx & Co.
eNcesssers 70 3. @. DAWN.
no Markst spscs.
Cor. 9Th u.
Store Open Evenings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

JEwELRY-reai amber. DO you know nov TO tell
real amber. Rub violently the sleeve. and. If rsl.
small piece OF paper may be sttached and adhere 10
the amber il a needle TO q magnet. Warranted Heal
Amber Necklaces, Hair Pins. Brooches. Brscelets.
Lace Pins that actually worth ~. 20. lao. s4J
and 81. ONLY 81 EACH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

sc: ::; ;, Il: ::' ::: CO: {: :; ;. ': ::
go }TI can save about i've cents OF every
.rsnss, .. and invent" '., cent. .s %.
$E : :::: an; ' :::: . :' o. :' :,. =:
MERTTs DRUG STORE.
( 4
IA better variety can't 10 found in the District
a
y Nj Must hs .ssn 70 h. ,nprsc,.,.,
N n
q ct one and you will never re9ret e.
e."
RRR
Z the lowest.
621 Pa. ave..
Ir ~ Vxr (,
fof0AN" AND "AAA''hr D"AAAh f"'0h'
's.'... '' y, .','..
o' "1AN-'
-. MIN.
| dsIpbia
| Sixty sales people in attendance.
| '''- " ~'
4os, 4o5. 4n 7rH ST.. ABOVE ST.
|
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

SPECIALS
Soc. Jap. SUI Fnsttat Rk,s. -.
&c. jag. Ssik Inifial Hts. soe.
Soc. Sasss Pincusassss SSs., ?5e. Ct &c.,
sc. at SSc.
no. and SffS Yasss a. Sc.
$i.ss Aanieurs SITS &c.. - 80 set at els 50.
ei.@ Genuine KID Gloves. aH sisss and
osiors. &c.
TIE absre bareaissyar teday and ssmerrss.
In the midst Of the Holiday rush vs want
10 call your attention to our
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

CUPS AND sAUcERs-we might add TeApos
Creamers, Buffers. Peppers. Salts. &c. But We want
TO point 20 agents late erest purchase dozen
Japanese Tea Cups and Feel the weight thea
hold them 10 the light and you'll understand Why ws
write north rs csnts eaeh. ONLY LIN CENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

SCONCES-These a combustion Of mirror Al
candelabra. The frames In brass and silver relief the
mirror best French plate. Copies OF the Antique ne
naixsance sconces that In solid silver and copper eel
go each. Those in copper relief. with mirror ~
inches high and 10 hold two candies. e.. Those WITH
ls-inch mirror and to hold two candles ONLY elss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

81 Remember that the sboye-quoted srficiss -
but this mornings additions % giant stst
holiday goods. We think n worth while 30 tel put
than hscsEss they were boaxht and are orefd
much below usual prices They'll all be gone CD
ing time tonorrow-osaO .. m. e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19
INFANTS DEPARTMENT.

Infants Bootees. 10c. reduced from 15c.
Infants Hand-f made Sscques. &c. reduced from 3!
Infants Embroidered Flannel Sacque. 4sc. reduc
from TIC.
Infants Slips, 25c. reduced from 3Gc.
Infants Slips, 3Oc. I; worth 4Sc.
Infants Silk Bonnets, &c. TIC and 81.
Infants Plush Hats, g. IT, 81 40 and 81. 90.
Infants Long Cooks. 81. 4S. 81 AZ and %. 90.
Childfen's Plush Cloaks, o.. 30 up to IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

UMBRELLAS All he had. 81 dozen Gloria Um-
breas secured from the manufacturer that 20
can sell usually cheap. Remember. scceIt the ~
sponsibslisy VI the wesr thai r.. IL they spit within
one year Of purchase recovered free Of change a
written guarantee sven. sflver aud gold mounted
natural wool hsnies In half hundrsd styles som
inch paragon frames only s2Ss. with 20-inch frsms
ONLY e.. - ZACH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19
- Open evenings wnfii CArisemas.
5 S's F A f. * =:

II you viii cut out this Nj Of desirable pre-
ents and call on u it will facilitate You, shop
ping the next few days to an extsnt never
bsfors dreamed Of, and the saving on almost
any article selected viii moro than repay for
your visit and make Of you regular customer
during the entire year. Our Cloak Department
h the magnet that 10 drawing about all the
cloak trade in the city. 1t Is true our cloaks
need no special notios. but that those not &C.
auaintsd with Us may reap ths bsnsat We onsc
the following:
Ladies' Beaver Revefe-front Bound Jacket. g. %
sells at %.
Ladies' Cheviot Rsefses. a. %; sell at a..
Ladies' shawl Roll Vestfront Jackets. %. 96 aa d
$3.50
Ladies' Refers. roll. assrachsn trimmed. a5ss
sell at 50
Ladies' Furtrimmed Refers. inside fur facing and
collar. %. 96 sell at $14.5O.
Ladies' Astrachan Fur Shawl Roll Vest front Jacket
$13 so sells at &21.5O.
Ladies' Jersey Jackets, about so. At e4.ss sold a
%. go aud Sl2.
Ladies' Nswmsrksts, q few left. eats; sold 1t o.
% and $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

FRENCH cANpy-Guaran.eed 4oc quality. Diret
from New York daily. We have beeD selling 2uQ
pound. day o. 33 cents pound. Our asett has nov
contrAted for 400 pounds day until Christmas. and
obtained n price COMPRESSION. Please call write 10
soon as possible the number OF pounds required and
what day and In sent We have ,, z. 5. -
lO-pound boxes ONLY 29e. POUND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19
UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT.

UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT.
81 Gloria Umbrella reduced from 81. 80.
$1.25 Gloria Umbrella reduced from SLIGO.
so Gloria Umbrella; reduced from $1.96.
8224 Gloria Umbrella; reduced from - So.
Finer Umbrellas at 81. 81. e. JOand up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

TIE pALAts ROYAL.
Conner lcsh q. s,d Pssnsylv.nis ~.
ils nr.nch store ioll O =. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

CARD RNGRArING-oraersm must be- left tomorrow
10 insure delivery before Christmas Name copper
plate. with % cards printed therefrom. ONLY ~
CENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

GOSSAMER DEPARTMENT..
Misses Gossamers. warranted, 9Sc.
Misses Gossamers. warranted, 31.29.
Misses Striped GOssamers, warranted. 81. CO.
Ladies' 6ossarners, warranted, 81.
Ladies' Gossamers, warranted, 3l.25.
Ladies' Striped Gossamers. warranted, 81. 06.
Ladies' Fancy 6ossaners up to -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

as FAy-whfte Ostrich Feather Fan. with i've
beautiful plumes and three tips single stick of not-
of-pearl. ONLY 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

That these entirely new goods made for rs this
season, you all well Lnow-if you do not you never
look for advertisements have made that mention
often. These goods advertised for FRIDAY and
SATURDAY ii they hold out. and they might not. If
you seeking good garment. and satisfied that
our offerings bona hde, do not delay, such il
dangerous where the quantity is limited.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-27
Carman sylva,s Opinions.


Here are some clever pensees of
Carmen Sylvia, the clever queen of
Roumania, which are very much SUI
perior to the vain inanities that Marie
Bashkirtseff was in the habit of en-
tering in her Journal
If a woman is bad, the man is the
cause of it.
A woman should possess great vir-
tue, for it often happens that n has
to provide enough for both herself
and her husband.
OF love, Carmen Sylvia says
True love knows nothing of forgive
ness, for if one forgives one loves no
longer.
The jealousy of those who love us is
a flattery.
Husband and wife should never
cease to make love to each other a lit
tie.
Here are a few more general re-
flections:-
True happiness is-duty. 1t takes
hundreds of understanding leaves to
make a rose, and hundreds of purest
joys to complete our happiness.
How unhappy must that man be
who attempts twice to take his own
life.
a too exacting housewife is in con-
tinual despair. One would often be
glad to find q little less scrubbing and
more repose in the home.
If two intellectual women cannot
succeed in making anything out of a
man then there is nothing in him.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Tho aEorum" for October.

The first article of n political nature
that appears in the October Forum isl
"The Decadence of New England, by ex-
Secretary George S. Boutwell,, whose lin
is to show by statistics that the predicted
decline of the New England States is
wholly imaginary; that her manutac-
turers have increased, as we'll as the
value of her farm products and the value
of her railroads, and that the total wealth
is greater than ever before; and these
facts Mr.. Boutwell, attributes to the pro-
tectlve tariff. 1.-THE Working of the New
Silver Actp by Prof. Il. w. Iaussig, of
Harvard, who explains the practical
operations of the new law and expresses
less fear of unhealthful imitation that
many other students of II financial
system feel. The article is al explanation
OF the practical workings of financial
LEGISLATION in general and OF this new ACT
in particular. Political in a more general
sense is Edward Bellamy's First Step
toward Nationalism," in which he lays
down the Nationalist programme Tor
Immediate action. He would start at once
with the government control OF railroads.
the telegraph, the coal mines, and the
like. and by degrees extend the system.
So also is the article by Thomas Magee, a
close student of the Chinese, on "China's
Menace TO the World" wherein he shows
LIS ItdSOuS W lS0tAhS IA Wy A~PAb ~
troll by Cinnamon OF many of the greatin-
dustries of the civilized world, by reason
of their cheap living and their enduring
qualities as laborers. He explains in de-
tail many great ventures already under
taken by them, and he shows how they
o~utstrip the world as farmers.
The leading article of the number is by
Bishop Huntington, of New York, on
Social Problems and the Church,"
wherein he takes the churches to task Tor
their sloth in bringing to the solution of
our most pressing social problems the
absolute justice and the complete fra
ternity of Christ's teachings and example.
The article this month in the series of
photographed essays on Formative
Influence" is by Frederick Harrison, who
is rated by many critics as the foremost
living master of English prose. He tells
frankly the influences that have formed
his opinions as a Positivist, and explains
his aim in life and Of its literary work,
giving much advice about methods of
education and of literary production.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-27
FOR BACHELORS ONLY.
Frederick Linn's Big Washington Street
Building Scheme.

Frederick Inns big washington street
Building Scheme.
Building Inspector Clarke has issued a
permit for the erection OF the elegant cafe
and bachelors home which Frederick
Linn, the law publisher. proposes to
build on Washington street, fac
ing the new bank buildings.
The building will be of brick, three and a
half stories high, with an ornamental
front, and will cost $4,000.
It is to be of an l. shape, and will ex-
tend some distance back into the lot
where now stands the old building so
long used as press rooms where the Linns
have printed so many law volumes.
The lower floor will be mainly taken
up with the cafe, which will be equipped
with appointments superior to those that
now exist in any restaurant OF hotel in
the city. The parlors. reading rooms, ETC.,
and three sleeping apartments will also
be located on the first floor.
The upper stories will DE mainly util-
lied as sleeping apartments, with the ex-
ception of parlors and reception rooms
on the second floor. 1t is understood
that the work Upon the pro-
posed new building will soon
be commenced, and that when
finished its architectural beauty will
materially assist other notable structures
recently erected in the ne~ighborhood in
identifying that section of the city.