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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-10
scIlooI GILL I'D Lonr 80.

chanced 10 find an old school book
which probably had never been opened
since its owner, a girl student, died
forty years ago The book was filled
with loose sheets Of paper covered with
handwriting uniform and beautiful.
There were drawings Of plants and
their separate leaves and flowers.
There we're carefully written notes Of
lectures, copies Of poems which were
fresh then, but have now become stand
ard selections. Some difficult mathe
matical problems were also worked out,
and the whole was the work Of an ear
nest student
My conclusion was, as / reyerenuy
laid aside the book, that viii is stronger
than circumstances
The high school girl Of today, bright
as she is, cannot show better work than
this New England farmers daughter
Of what our girls would term "lOng
ago. New England Farmer
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-10
A Dummy right.

Two wire dummies on which were
displayed two suits OF mems clothes
were standing peacefully IN front Of an
Asylum street clothing store the other
morning when they We're suddenly
picked up by a gust of wind and tum
bled over each other on the sidewalk.
An old woman, evidently near sighted,
came along at the moment and, sup
posing that two men were rolling
IN a fight, screamed at the top of her
voice. The passersby stood still in
amazeuent Then the truth of the
situation dawned upon them and there
was a general laugh. The woman re
allied her mistake about the same time,
and, blushing like a lass of eighteen,
she hurried up the street away from the
throng OF spectators Hartford Times.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-10
KEENAN,. Real E.tate Investments.

Speaking of George KennaD, he has
made fortune out of his Russian eK-
perieDces He gets about $50, 900 for a
lecture season, and his investments in
Washington real estate are growing IN
value lie bought 5000 feet of ground
on Sixteenth street year ago, intend
ing TO build house on the lot, but he
finds that lie must be away from Wash
ington so much that he has decided TO
wait. In the meantime he has been
offered an advance Of about s., 900 on
his lot, and it will soon double in
value.
The property that John Hay bought
on the corner of Sixteenth street and
Lafayette park is worth twice what he
paid for It, and all Washington thought
he was wild when he bought IL for six
dollars n square foot. He has made at
least half the amount OF the presidents
yearly salary out Of the increase in the
value of the ground.
His biography Of Lincoln is, ! under
stand, selling well, and though he is
several times n millionaire he is getting
considerable money from his pen.
Frank G. Carpenter in Pittsburg Dis
patch.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-10

A Tfisk sith = Caaais sias . Bsz.
Put 10 tie TOP ~ s ii9ilt ssiailov
pastel,osfd bon two holes. ealil ai,0st
"a inch IN diameter. and Diaoe oyef
eaei 40 argand lamp ei5Bney - Das
hole stand a candle cuf to such length
that It viii project about bali so ioeii
above the box Light the candle asld
then hold burning ''t0iieb paper 0yer
the other lamp chimney 1fbe ssn0ke
instead oi rising, viii ~ down me
chimney, end after Il has filed nle
box viii 1se through the otiler TIE
reason IL that tie burning candle makes
draugilt up its chimney. and, II tie
box is air tight. " supply fiis Place II
what II going ont air must eOBle down
the other chimney.
Touch paper, by the way, h made
by dipping uDglazed paper 10 a soiU-
ton Of saltpeter When Dry Il burns
with a smoke, but not B1tJ fame.
Another experiment T. ~ hold the hand
tightly over the chimney where nle /
draugbt l. downward. The candle in /
the other chimney win begln 10 bum
foebly and smoke, and viii go out II /.
there are no cracks IN the box far cir ~
get IN. The reason air does not get ~
IL down it, own chimney Is that hle up
ward draugbt there Is 700 strong. .-IsOs-
bon Globe,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-10
The FIRST Aluminium IN England.

Tn 1860 works were started at Batter.
sea, near London, in which aluminium
was produced more economically from
cryolite and sodium by methods due
to DR.. Percy, and saving about half
the cost of the Deyille process. Cry
olite, which contains about 1875 per
cent. of aluminium, is, it may here be
stated, a mineral found only in one
part of Greenland but 80 extensive is
the deposit that no danger exists Of its
exhaustion. Chambers Journal
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-10

~ffhnt am thinking ahout.v aid you ast5
Well. a body old a. ! bo
Does Rei kind 0f lonesome eitfiDe 20 sfii,
And likes - SPEAK ont tiings, y01 see.
g., child, 80 right down. I'm giaa you've come
IA.
Yas. take the Old cat in your lap.
ny elassesi-weli there, of course might know
10 shove them ~ oyer my cap
was Just wondering when you came Ia.
What could have pOssessed me that day,
When Pars0n West called - cotocbize W..
To hide 10 the hay mOw away!
You may think you wouldn't have done ~. ny
dear.
But young folks were sort Of afraid
or Dreachers then. and the questions were
hard
Though I've often wished since that "a
afaid.
Poor Jalia Jonesl ] was thinking Of her,
How she laughed 10 meeting one time.
The tithing man called her name out " loud
Il woke up Old deaf Deacon Prime.
He used 20 grind all our grist Oh. twas fun
To 60 with my father 10 mill.
Or ride on the sled when be drew the wood
From the north lot over the hill
Light up for me. child1 Well not just yet.
please
These winter days are "but blink"
But this was my fathers milking time, and
love in the twilight b. think
Just how he looked when ho brought in the
pals.
Singing bis fayorite old hymn
~The day Is past and gone"-m0tber Joined. /
too
And Ruth. who sang alto and Jim.
-Are they all dead no82' No. my dear. not /
dead,
They've only passed into the skies
Into that everlasting life which God,
IL Fs.s d fa .I.f IA
I'll see them all soon. Must you go now, child
Well, it's lots Of good you've done me.
Few young folks would think Il worth while
10 call
On a body old as be.
Susan Teall Perry In Good Housekeeping.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-10
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-10

Fretfulnes' may be excusable in sick
people, but it isn't pleasant 10 encoun-
ter.
my dear, said sick man TO his
wife, this room is dreadfully warm"
''rhere Is no heat coming from the
register, answers the wife.
well, see il the dampers are righl
at once, DO you want a man to stay
here and freeze 10 deathp Youthi
Companion.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-10
Too Clever by Half

A newsmonger was retailing a piece
of intelligence which happened TO be
false.
'That can't be true" said one Of tbe
listeners, "as have letter Of the 36tl
In my possession which states the con
trary."
my letter" the newsmonger went
ON TO say, 'is dated the 31st"
And all the while they were talking
OF an event which happened in Febru-
airy, and nobody remarked the absurd
ity.-H Diavolo Zoppo.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-10

Chawles-What have you done with
that dweadful paiah of new trowsahs,
me boyi
Dolphins Sold 20 a lie saving sta
tion on the Jersey coast They can be
heard foah miles from shoah, and they
cost 'om less than fog horn Pitts
burg Bulletin.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-10

In France the government still loyies
a tax on doors and windows TO the
peasant Ia his small hut this tax
amounts 10 little more than three
francs a year but la the towns It rises
70 seventeen francs annually for each
family.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-10

The blackened teeth Of the Malays
and sialnese are not produced, as has
been supposed heretofore, by coating
them with a mixture Of betel and lime,
bat by rubbing the teeth with paste
made from charred cocoanut kernels.
This Is carefully applied 10 the teeth
again and again, until black yarnish
hides the natural white
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-10

That one OF the greatest OF all the
cities built by the Buddhists Ia the east
should have been forgotten and lost la
tho depths Of a traekless forest for
1000 years Is a curious fact that takes
a powerful hold on the imagination.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-10

EaT hyunr ilr cl clone Oi kfbrask1.. I- Il
HAlh b1Y yrI Didi Wbitc hiud Gof and
.iaT lh f1Wl.ad Bred by Tins smlfG gi
~ ~. ArDurka, Hcl2lt 100 y1uld.
sfed by WWtFOrIee. $50. l08y Dd Ll
EHs rlnd by hrH f1ebai ~, le by fie
iNhyNr Flnce NJ "aies D3lu Wus lgp-y.
ny iJHugs brD.d IuaIe. b H4ripddailvEte3
~ ipDis AalNeyu 30 H9.J -e8pJH fiG
lpslihhce fD #lII stand fle -cas5u at
tgnteI tipn l4.t Wesf Or kOuh salem
Giie.h sHF4i near liF ground, owned by
- Ny"H' 9-l-I dW
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-10

y'bE DpaTd NJ plD.lr bgiGlU1 cgmmIs-
rrDAeis s1sIie frtieq pIOpDr3i. mr. iur
'N.'fIf .DH ~ tHfnfg ly4T III dyuDle4fDIt
i-" D.fZyL rfaIr Fcllfcuf.uly P!a4e 41l
hrytDDs ai the Dnlas q. W. D.. PUN.
affH '"c', rairU. DTcuOn. IIr TvI4t ~ re-
fi "hy HT Hll b.dH D. refrFyed lfds VIII
. "itHFd 20 ELr"uI IfFeO1ico, Ou 1ursdaY,
J4.t %. l5.5 5HiZ ZDrlgaE n. m Iur p4Ity
blHI cDufIaC must nIUIsh DDLGs NF
.+IaiHl peI hyfWaH1l nj saUle
LFI-lDit TEEDTEH,
MN. ". MCHklbF.
IIiIL IEI.N HAN
l>yaTd DflDuIE. lr-lgucrs.
Nh. =. - sum ilerk NJ EOard. l.gtd
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-10

'Ill have TO get rid of Matilda, said
Mrs Yerser 10 her husband.
During the week she does not get
through her work until dark but on
Sundays, when she wants 10 get ont,
she manages TO get through by Pollock
in the afternoon.
''Well, the way 30 get even with her
is 10 LET her go out every day, "-Ex-
change.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-10

Colonel Gore Here Is my card, sahl
Jones But my dear Sir don't
want to fight.
Colonel Gore You are a coward,
sab
Jones You would never have chad
lougod me II wasn't Munsey's
Weelly
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-10
HELLENBRAND'S
Eating ParIoD& Candy Mandatory.
roo coInrnsioisi strset,


. Cent HfzalfD0esrgsvsJ F0mUb3 OClock
N nlce variety Of yenetablcs, etc., etc,
blep 'ea, ofJffee Or milk with 90 u cent
8rflt ui'aDDt eEffa charge.
fhc.ee q Nfff, Imported an Domestic,
always ou aNnd.
POref HD 10 sfeak ana El2s-----.tO ccnfs
fsNfff l<,n Hefk and ERRs---.---O cent
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-10
Notice 10 Contractors.

NUJ,G ls horcby Hiven tbaf sealed blda
" W.T. De re0nIFed ffY the cry NJ salem.
DfeHDhs at ne oIlce III me city surveyor ~
the ~, n arm ~ salem, OgflOn, .nU
10 VclHrz - fD,, NJ June N, f1gl, fat which
iifGe tAd blfa VII be opened fJrthe BALD
OK anf nIIrfsuCtiOn ofn seNer lu block ~
ffd " t1" clfy Cf"alem ana On the side
~ said b.'0Is 10 aroDFdance With the tr0-
Der, pI4n AMI sprc0catlOusf thereof on
ne boo i5a oflcc NJ me sald city survcyOr,
T4ru yld Jusf b. acaOtn panied by Il de-
f.,sii ln i4,or " tHe cify NJ @alcfn, Orc0On,
.H rrI0f NJ rllD 10 ~ 0uafaufce Of uDOd
10 .f fH bIf pHrf NJ me Diddcr. which viii
q. tfl,n0 vi me ~Ify ~ e.tlefg, OREGON.
I. rsis"y faIHgTOf uJyd ffItb On the gaff
" w. Ufdrf. ~" b.Hnk fpFfn cCutractand
Do" utfG fus bldGfT Viii bo Tcqulrcg to
.re ." DO "asr Die BID ls saLsGicfOry ts
HH' = nI ..sD.. DffI,B, is aisg On me- il
H" rH"" NJ e4.d ".fY <lrvcyOr. and said
.,.N Wus' w. l.reL lu fhc peral sufn ~
.h <..u fHD rf,fd aHd HInlcEuf aufeflrs.
40 apfr",n0 bL Ehs InagDF NJ the c.fy0f
arIu, .HDD Jha 0ity NJ snIsfn, Drcvgu,
"fr,fs 'Lr f'ln"i my Dr aI bI1H. Dgn,
b. rf9 Fnf '4nf DmmOEf oIHcll Oftuecit.
vi ga.fIu, bErgNH.
H,E. GOCDELL, HccJtfor
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-10
pieorHssIoshL cAEDs.

j JsHAW. M.N.BUNT
WJL pEATr.
GitAW, PRATT q HrAy. .ht,Drneys at
- iaH. piIae oFerCap .fa. NatDlaI Gaul.
Salon, Oregon,
rom. attgruey atIaw. saleu.
oregon ONCE uI stairs ia PatDue
Jobs D'-HEA. htlgrucyaf laH. Ky,u
- over capital AafIgUaI bank f8IIrr.
lonsa speciality. correspondence solic.ed
g. EINGHAM. attorney. ana
- couDrelyr- at Jaw, sslem. OREGON.
iaNhK au aDet tract vi lhe reoDrdR Of MaFlou
county including "a lOi aud block Iader I'd
salem they naYe special ElciItIes wi eI-
aWinlug biie, ~ u1l estatf. Busine-. III
The supreme cgur and in TIC .t4te depart
nlehis @lh receive prompt attention.
~ D. BoAHAMi ,,,. .HN.HAYDEa.
I(oNhANf H0LHE, q nA5 DEy, Aflog-
- ne5s al ia" ONCE boz El.hr loea,
Dei"eeh State and Court, ou ComIsL
nt. ~ s MOTT, physician aud epr
- gr0u. once Iu EldrIdgc EIgrg ~
ii,ein' oregon. Dnlce Lous ~ O Pam.
Z lo 3D. n.
NJ A.. PAIIpN, 81. ~. Physician and
u. -ai.eyu, Dmee and fosidelce iu
iIail 20 p'pck. opposite GogfB diul-tgfe.
specialist ON diselsos oi women aud clIII-
dl.h, chronic aud prFale dtcases CON.
4 hk, D. a. SMlJH, Dcuu.t. ~ state sff,,f
- SheW, or Finished dental oDcs-
nous "i every resclpt Pain c,s Dyelu-
lions "a specially
AAT ID. PUGH, Architect. lIars. sr.ei
~ hc.i .Pls ana supeuni,udruci ior
hil cIaetee pi buildings. Office AD com.
mfieial aI., up stairs,
n IS McNALLI, Architect. Nes gu.b
-. bro, man block. llaus ana spec iHcs.-
hous oi ill cl4sses oi of buildings 6u sh0If
hoice. 9tpDnuieudehcepiW work pr0mpay
ooAed amer. Zbff
~ j. .MeCAuSILANDHlyus sanitary and
~, Hydraulic Engineer IL. s. DtpuIy
mineral surveyor tify surveyors oiioe
Murphy. BLOCK, salem, oregon
NIlts 81, j. PATTON. studio and Arr
u GALLERY ln Eldudge block, opposite
oiniih' p hri store. Lessons lNen, bltmres
ior sale or painted t0 order. THOSE lufer-
esled are invited io call ana Inspect ND
i4ttis 'oileeilon m oii paintings On eAbl.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-10
BUSINESS CARDS

l1h ROSS, hlack.miths, an kinds oi
~ repairing shnd carriage Work. Wehavr
% our employ Arthur GlONt,a "a prufesslOutI
hofseshoer Give usa irial 4Ii
A %. SMlfH a co.., COnuaciors. Sewer.
~, lnN cement Sidewalks, kAcavatIng.
tsir All NpfF promply done, snlfm Oh
Leave orders Whh Dngfp Bros. fllIm
(iAEPtT LAYING. 2 mako "a speanity of
~ oN seNlNs uud lHylug csfpeis
itfen up and eiad alth srtf tiIe Htuse
cltAnink, lHaNt uidrln WIfh D. H Iann
or hmen son J.0 LullAMAN.
IONS NhAl contractor ANA builder.
n llne Inside nnithinB peeialty is5
D'inlneie'M street. salon 4fespu.
louA khIGnT bucksmiih Hofss
NJ ehue'ns nnd upHuInFa spfoNly NhoD
80 isa loQtol lAhefiy street. saem ~ 0i
a0u
- . LAi'sEA a cou Nappeaare ofnu
kmisWAoniao Repmnnsaspsa.l-
81 elop ariaieHret
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-10

~ hieAea'g GoldsD HaIsam No. 1
slFtaon the egs and Bodyi 6o,e I3r-
fytsi hQse, ffe, CQpperc0loftf t,ot.bfs
pNNtcfttaTIh, diteaaed aesis sid sil
NlNeiy iQma N mo dlseass Inoy,
Ntl.IE FFiee, sB 90 par 'uefuE
~ NifNHnfa hplqhu uhIsall Ne.a
lettlf, Aefllrlaitullln Rhtu
Ni Ftlns "a the Bones Fains In TX
ftrait 'eh iH lNe heki lltenttd s0n
tof-1 ,ill.''.'its,,g ", aash, Lnmps and con.
eedie,isg aii dlst.s IN. X 9'i Nj i4',hsl alq
h..Nff aMei hy indisl roildn orsbf.l
"A Hsnlg leaF|ig 90 Ml0d etr ant
ifaltg. fflfa a. % peF llofn f'
~. i,l,,vn' n eeideg kfahlsh Anii.
tthf4 fMH flff ~ nQnQulaa, afd
lN,tN.p NiAie', and all Idnary Genl
asitis'.' '''s 'H'''N fFifsea ~ ~
.n.sl,.5s,sgs eslqss spssl.b ys.
H.uMfieIg tlll Eiri.firis W.,
sy pfF pafils. ''r" fff'f
- HlfHAH'e noIdes Olagme.t
~ w ~ rfW haa|IlI0fk safiIff-t"f
s,tl ll.a pfige9i OD 10 H5a
- fHfhsy,s NelqSb M Nff
fti N.N ai'nii efIfl tlaIfla
fEs .N,sle eet lefilsNoe' ~
4stieI AZ les
l,,..i ? ~ s'eaiay leafsf
lbt hlehAhDs Dnue 90, Asssl,
NaiY a eil WAnhfgW.
$50 Afsaflsse, o.
ffF'fss Efbg gsff
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-10

~ nsH NaiuinH Hui pHn0r hnnaI.n
ifmI NUfrrIl ans ulsi riNsf nu.E &. I'll,
ifa'e ofafn y 'iaif, AZ fWlhT
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-10

$40 p. m. Ly. Portland AEI g0GH
7:25 y. IN. ArMcMlnnyllleLW kBGH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29
1t seems that the burden of immigration rest

1t seems that the burden of immigration rest
ing on US is burden Of emigration resting on
some others The same people are not, how
ever the cause of the trouble. While America
reyolts at the inferior and unassimilating ele-
ments that sesk a new field of disturbance in
this corner Of the world, the government Of
Sweden. alarmed at the drain on her resources
Of citizenship, has ordered an inquiry as to the
conditions in parts of that country said to be
almost totally deprived of their young men.
Not only are the young, active workers in the
field going away to the United States, but con-
scripts for the array are falling short, thus in
creasing the burden Of those persons subject to
CONSUMPTION yet remaining in Sweden. The
young women employed in domestic service are
also leaving and wages in consequence have
risen to double the figures of few years ago.
This is only one-hslf the trouble. The genuine
Swede's place is taken by Firms and Lapps, and
a change of great chronological significance is
working all too rapidly for the light-haired
sons of the Vikings. What is the meat of
America is therefore, from this point of view,
the poison of Scandinavia. Well, all history
shows that nations and races of men are not to
be restrained from going when they make up
their minds to go. This principle of ethnologic
nux. Ike the corresponding principle IN science,
is for the benefit of humanity and cannot be
controlled by governmental action. govern
ment may expel Its subjects, as Spain sent away
the Moors France the HuguenOts and Russia is
now ostracizins the Hebrews. If nation is
mad enough to slough off large parts of its
best industrial population that cannot be pre-
vented But no government is strong enough
to restrain emigration to any considerable ex-
tent All Sweden can do probably desires
to do is to offer inducements to the people to
stay at home. And inducements will be, in a
large measure. Intellectual For such people as
the Syedes. Danes and Norwegians. America
has strong attractions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29

In expressing the hope that the Sultan of
Turkey will support the scheme for settling the
Russian Hebrews liz Palestine, Mr.. Gladstone
seems to be echoing the lofty aspirations of
many of the race so eloquently voiced by
recent great English writer. George Eliot. The
return Of the Israelites to their own land after
a long. checquered and painful Punishment
would be one of the most impressive events of
modern times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29
B. ROBINSON & CO.,
AMERICAN OUTFITTERS,
9O9 PA. AVE. NV.
She MosynrsrA1."

THE OPPORTUNITY OF THE SEASON.
This week is the High-water mark in trade.
FINE SUMNER MILLINERY.
We make display of fine Millinery today that in
cludes the choicest designs in the most desirable
shapes. Real Headwear elegance. Among them som'
bright concets for carriage also seashore an6
mountain grand line to select FROM
The Glove Section. All the new ideas in Summer
Handwear- Everything in Gloves for Saturday.
S-button Pearl Suede Mousquetare. with Blacl
stitching. Worth e.. %. Saturday price, Sl.49.
Warranted and fitted to the hand
Our 5-hook Foster Glace Lacng Gloves that sell gen
orally at 81 %. Saturday price, soc.
All Silk Mitts at Pc. Worth &c.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN UNDERWEAR.
Low Neck Cambria Corset Covers at 12lc.
India Linen Aprons. 5-inch hem with lace inserting
at 121ac.
12Hc.
Children's Drawers at 121c.
Ladies' Gowns made OF fine muslin. Mother Hub
bard yoke. tucked and finished at neck and sleeves
with fine cambria rufie. at Doc. Value 6Sc.
Style No. 2. Reduced from SOC. TO ti9c.
Style No. 3. Reduced from gSc. to 7oc.
Style No. 4. Reduced from 81 25 to 9Sc
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN HANDkERCHIEFS AND
NECkMEAE.
At &c. were &c. At &c were &c.
At SC. were 12kc. At I21xc.; were lSc.
At l4c. Silk Ruching. Worth Pc.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN CoRSETS.
Al Sl2o. Reduced from 81.
AT 0oc. Reduced from 81 10
AT $3.50 Reduced from So. 90.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN INFANTS WEAR.
SfEClAL BARGAINS IN INFANTS WEAR.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN UMBRELLAS
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN UMBRELLAS.
For sun and rain. Extra values.
SPECIAL BAkGAINS IN HOSIERY.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN HOSIERY.
What's left of the 132 dozen Fast Black Hose Louis
Hermsdorf dye. 40 gauge. extra length, with double
isle thread heel and toe, 1t the ridic low price
Poe. The regular price SOC.
Well continue to sell balance of the Ladies' Fancy
Hose, Richelieu ribbed, with Black boots also the
Tans and Grays.
The fine Gauge Babriggan Hose. full length all &c
at the extreme low price of 129c pair for 2c.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN WRAP DEPARTMENT.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN FICHUS AND
BEADED WRAPS.
What there is left of the 10 Jackets that were
placed on sale Monday-forner prices from SO. 80 to
Sl0-at the ridiculous low price of
SL49. $l.49. S1.49. 81 49,
Our entire stock of Beaded Wraps are in two lots at
prices to close them out
In Lot 1. at 80. 3D. all the Wraps that sold from
81. 80 to S12 80.
In Lot 2. at $685. all the Wraps that sold from
S15 to $50.
Embroidered Cashmere Fichus. that were from 80
to 50. now Sl9S. $1.9S. Sl9S.
THE MONUMENTAL,
It. 937 AND 800 ST NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29

The announcement that bill will be intro
duced in parliament today enabling the queen
to prohibit British subjects from catching
seals in Boring for a limited period is an
outward and audible sign of the negotiations
concerning the seals now in progress between
this republic and Great Britain. but it is IN
certain how much significance is to be alta :hed
to IT. The grant of the power will place the
British government in position where it can
join the United States in enforcing a closed
season, if 1t has a mind to do so. The move is of
extreme importance if it is one of the neces-
sary steps in carrying out an agreement al
ready reached between the two governments
without this agreement the announcement
would be merely maneuver by Great Britain
to throw responsibility for a failure of the
negotiations for closed season upon the
United States, the intention being to show an
outward Willingness to negotiate, but to delay
the prohibition of seal catching by the discus
sion of conditions until such action would come
SO late as to be imperative. if that time has
not already arrived. Further developments
must be awaited to show whether Great Britain
is indulging in diplomatic jugglery or intends
in good faith to JOIN with the United States to
suppress seal poaching pending arrangements
for the permanent protection of the seals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29

Aswas generally expected after the first trial
Plenty Horses, the Sioux Indian who shot
Lieut. Casey. has been acquitted On the ground
that war existed between the Indians and the
United States For western judge aud jury
10 aequit on any ground an Indian who had
deliberately shot a white man is a notable
achievement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29

Prof Virgins. it is said, has thrown his bril-
liant imagination in a new direction. The GEN.
ter Of disturbance is the planet Jupiter. and
the effort takes the form OF a novel instead of
scientific prediction. As a novelist Virgins
ought to be a success
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29

II Gen. Butler succeeds in getting Judge
Carpenter before the House of Representatives
1t viii go hard with the judge, the democrats
IL that body not yet having forgotten how re
Gently they suffered from the tyranny of the
iron heel of the bench, as it we're.