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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-15
THE FIGHT BEGUN

Round 1.-The men shook hands and ad-
| vanced to the center, Bob. from appearances
| outclassing Jack. The men spared. Bob led
his left and landed. Jack landed right; Bob
crowded him in corner, clinched and broke
Bob followed Jack all over the ring. Bob landed
heavy right Jack ON the defensive and running
away. Jack led with left and missed: Jack led
| and landed on the stomach. Jack led and
missed; led again and countered left. The
! round ended with honors about evenly divided
Round 2--Bob came up cautiously and
crowded Jack. Bob led right on Jacks head.
Bob landing right and left on Jacks head.
Bob led and missed. Bob crowded Jack in cor
ner and missed. Jack led right hand body
blow, followed rapidly exchange, fighting was
even. Jack ran away: Jack led and missed;
Bob landed right and left on face and Jack
ducked away. Bob landed right on Jack 8
head. Jack ran away; clinch and breakaway.
Jack landed on Bobs head. Bob landed left on
Jacks nose. Jack landed right on Bob head.
missed; clinch and breakaway. The round
ended in Bob's favor. Jack got left OH the
nose.
| Round 3.-Ths men came up smiling. Jack
ducked and ran away. Bob crowded Jack in
the corner. sparring and good mature marked
the round. Bob ran away from left; Jack
| was knocked down with a right got up and
ran away. Bob landed left ON Jacks face.
Jack clinched to save himself from n fall. Jack
ducked aud ran away; Jack landed left on Bob Q
| neck. Juck was weak and ran away. This was
1 Bobs round. -
Round 4.-Jack came. up cautious, hit, and
Bob ran away. Bob crowded Jack agaip. Bob
followed Jack all over the ring Jack duvisad
and got right swing. Jack landed right and
left on Bob. Jack landed vicious left in
| stomach. bob hit Jack with right on the
mouth. Bob followed Jack and hit him in the
head. Bob hit him ON the nose with the left;
clinch aud broadway. Bob landed terrible
left, and repeated the dose q moment later.
| Bob landed right and left and Jack ran away.
Bob landed a vicious left-hxnd upper cut on
Jacks stomach and Jack few away. clinch
followed. This was Bob's round.
Round Bob crowded, Jack Tented at his
nose. Bob landed terrible right swing ON
Jacks neck. They spared at long range and
Bob pushed his glove ON JACKS nose, right and
left swings and konors evsh. Jack showed up
well. Clinching marked this round. Jack
clinched 70 ssvs hinsslf. Jack lhldedleft in
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ONE MARTY NV BILLIARD TABLE. COM
PLEIE, IN PERFECT ORDER; MN MoSi.FR
fIEE-fhooI SAFE WITH COMBINATION
LoCk --LATEST STYLED. OFFICE FuRNI-
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INFANTS PAR1oRs.
We have taken great pains to provide the best
hat ssn b had TOR the We have stocked s
Of being jostisd by the crowds or interrupted in
any manner while purchasing.
INFANTS TROUssEAU. consisting Of II
Knitted saxouy Shirts,
Flannel Pinning Blankets.
Cambric Night Slips,
: pairs Crocheted BOotses.
Baptismal Robe.
INFANTS TRotssExG. consisting of 20
pieces
: flannel flannel s ssHa;; Blankets.
Knitted Saxony Shirts,
Cambria Night Slips,
2pairs Crochetsd Socks,
BAptismal Robe
~sio. Sia. Els, SIS. s:.5 and Sioo.-
We also keep ON hand 1t all times an elegant
assortment OF Infants Handmade Clothing.
Following are few specials:
Handmade Dresses.
Handmade skirts.
Handmade and Embroidered Flannel Skirts.
Handmade and Embroidered Flannel Barrs
Handmade and Embroidered Flannel Wrap
Handmade and Embroidered Cashmere
Hsnd-mads and Embroidered Cashmere
SacQues.
ga complete catalogue Of Infants Goods
can be had for the asking.
tSecond door. 10th st. building.)
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SPECIAL BARGAINS liz OuR SILK
DEPARTMENT

A. the new importations are received Il be-
comes quite plain thst elegance and richness
will characterize more than ever the silk fabrics
OF this season. The weayes and colorinvs com
bine to hetghten the effect. We mention six
nav lots.
LOT No. consists Of
Plain Surahs in B.us, 0obelin, Serpent, Cop
per. Green and kasidR.
Fancy Striped Surahs.
Black Sural,s, with N hite hsirline stripes.
Plaid Surahs, Black ground, with hairins
stripes.
Price, Soc yard
LOT No. 2consists Of
Plaids in bright colors, and Black and White,
Fancy Stripes. in choice colornys.
Price. Csc. q yard
LOT No. consists Of
2i-inrh Black Habutai silks-Lyons dys-fast
colors.
Price. 60c. yard
LOT No. 4 consists Of
Bros.dsd snAs IN striped enects--dark and
Evening COlors.
Price. 79c. a yard
LOT No. 5 consists Of
Brochs whipcord surahs. with striped effects
Also some odds and ends OF high co,ored ag-
ursd India silks
Price. 81 yard.
LOT No. consists OF
"a and 21-inch extra-heavy White Hsbutai
Silks. These Hoods are free from any artificial
finish, will wash without losing their beautiful
appearance quality and therefore the
proper fabrics for ladies dresses, underwear.
Price, q . yard
Firrt floor, under skylight.)
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SATURDAY. FrssuA.r Z, 1891.

SPECIAL
BETTER
PATRONS
ATTENTivrIy
COMPREHENSIVE IT AIM TO
SPRING SEASONS BEST
PRODUCTIONS NEW STYLES
INSPECTION BE
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A ca D.

Aspecial exhibition % Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday Of the lately received impor
tstions OF exclusive novelties in spring dress
fabrics and trimmings. to which your pres
enre is respectfully requested We shall
have pleasure and pride in showing you the
largest and most complete stock Of high
class novelties ever collected at the Palsis
Royal. Choice Plaid and Stripe Canals
Hair Suitings; the New Foule SERGE; the
very latest English Tailor suitings;
Novelties in Mixed Chevrons; Cheviots
in new color combinations; spring shades
in English Broadcloths; silk Warp Henri
ettas. Exclusive in designs Polka Dot and
Figured China Silks. Black Silk Grena-
dimes: Polka Dot and Striped Surahs. Full
line Of Priestley's sprinx goods. Scotch
Ginghams in new plaids and stripes. Also
Embroidered Polka Dot novelties. The
Palais Royal quotations for these high priced
goods will be found as low as possible to
Quote-the cash business gives an advantage
when buying necessities and enables small
profits when selling.
In connection with this exhibition is men,
toned Q special sale of Black Silks. Messrs
Givernaud Bros. have favored rs with con-
signment of their new weaves for the season
of'9l. to introduce which the following spe-
cialprices are to be quoted-for ten days only;
el.15 quality Silks for q.
Sl.35 quality Silks for e1.2a
Sl.6S quality Silks for e1.5O.
e2.O0 quality Silks for eI.S9.
q. 80 quality Silks for s225.
Messrs. Givernaud have agreed to supply
new material. free Of charge. should these
Silks split or crock within six months Of pur.
chase.
The display Of Dress Trimmings il con-.
plete. The fashion plates give an idea how
they are to be worn.
Visitors who come in their carriage will
please order their coachman to the 18th st.
door-ths exhibition is in the 18th st. store
Of the Palais Royal.
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NOVELTIES In Oun ART
DEPARTMENT.

Something entirely new are Finger Bowl
Towels. made OF linen, fringed at either end.
JIG. EACH
Linen Bars, fringed on four sides, suitable
for holding comb and brush or soed linen.
-;JOc. each
SPECIAL ITEMS.
Stamped Monte Tray Cloths.
-2lc. each
Stamped Momie Tides.
lie. EACH
Stamped Monte Scarfs.
3D. 45 and 47c. each
Stamped Sorrento Scarfs.
tx yards long. 30c.-
-lH yards long, &c.
(Second floor, LIST and I'd annex
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LACE DEPARTMENT.

We have lust received new line Of o and 12-
inch Cream Chantilly. Imitation Thread,
Fedora and Oriental Iaces for skirt rufies
Also new effects In same classes Of Lace. q
inches wide, tor this corsaTe.
New patternr in Duchesse aud Rose Point
Isce. ~ to nch.s wide, Tor neck and
$40. o.. 30. % and sl2. 80 yard
We continue to show an untroken ltne Of
Evening Dress Laces AMI Ganxes In White,
Cream. Black and Cvlors. from 4S-inch silk
ard Cotton Mixed Null at
-4sr. yurd.-
To Black and Gold Crspe Lisse Flouncing at
-t1p yard
(First 6oor; second annex
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A TARrrrIKp- CoxMoDrrr
F. I. =: RVS.

HOSIERY one-bu; iumr-ei ju-s In time -
save yon-snd cur-elve~ n. s-~-an AZ l-.ss ". VII
hold 20 cd prcss Believe IN them l-,nx IN. .a.sS
GOOD Haiaaes-t~oan-e tho maksrs .urply from
would not 10 guilty % doing snything un,~-ls.nd~.
When you sre buying /. OF whs; priyi,.r~
ts iftie wis forrthOuxhs would whisper for ySu
10 supply ah~ad.
Black o. stin the basis OF reckoning tsooasslor and
sood threads n .r. grade Better than uIueh a.
tr.ils ON mor~ rrrtentious rs1ce
k,chelieu Ribbed Boot stripes-2sc
lAsht- weight Bxlhrisssn-.S.
LAshs-~eisht Black oofton-ts-s and nns. xz..-s
pair for 81.
The "insrain" BlHrk-soc aud ...c
kxtn rrorortions in Blsck-sfeAe
fty cents for Fancy Boot fst,~rns 'dlog -si,cAs
with White nd Black striT~~ and onyx" oos Nth
bsibriss.n TOPS Lisie Thr~sd Cribb-aD In T.ns ana
Grsys-&ir.
fchelien Ribbed and Plain Ia-. In Roo, d..su. -
staying oolors-rsns. States. Pearls. Dahhns aud
frune-or Solid BArk-s,oc tosl
Richelieu and Cluster Ribbed snk Plated IN Bls-s
and the popular colors-7sc. TO ei.yo
The fsndore shades for evening mssrh all the 90
TUNES cclors in Ribbed silk Hs,ed-sl.sa
All silk I'm Black. IN plain and cluster Rlisl--sl 20
to $50. The Opera shades and d-si.ns-s3
This department has supply for the whole family.
Children's Black Ribh.ed-a5c.
What Re the use 81 our saying ',ras,' black every
time Don't you know would nat Tolerate then,
for an instant II sure they we-r stainless
The 'f1ectri~" BLACK for Children at Sic
Two French bits for the girls st Doe and &c -Bs-
sihhhE AZ size and rising & each lsrser nunlh~r
Onyx Black ''1ngrsin'- Ribted-size 800 Ris-
5c.
shk-rlsfed ''ingrzin" Blaci-s.r. for number q
with the usual ri.e.
A spesiAl treat 10 the folk. In Cotton Hos
orays and Tsns-s:sc. That 10 way under" yuiue
The pc. Black Is Trojan" for wear
The Joc BLACK L. the be-, English ONYX BLACK
Tan and Gray Lsle rhresds-3sc.
We have reduced some Fancy stripe. from &c snd
J0c 70 Tic. That they stripes the only br-4k Of
| their sale. The qualities are hrxt-Irice on.sA
Tsns. 6rsys and Modes IN Plated SILK az sOc With
Black "lnerain" sfik Plated AZ 81.
Lightweight Plated silk In all Black At &C.
IL you could get your hands importers quota
tons today-with the tariff apPled-then yoa would
know how much IL meAnt-our being ''quick workers
beforehand. To wait meant rise. The evidenc~s
are numerously prNseni we are just az con
spicuous By their absence.
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BARaArss In RrADr-MADE

BAReA1Ns In REApY-MADE
BEDWEAR.
One Of those opportunities which comes occa-
sionally to us h large buyers has lust occurred.
enabling us to place on sale this day at prices
away below real values the following:
25 pairs Henstitched Linen Sheets. Size 21Sx
ga yards
-oJ. JOa pair
Size 12hx38 inches.
20 pairs Hemstitcbed Lnen Pillow shams.
90 pair
wear now IL the time.
Braided Initial Fillow Shsms.
I'll q pair
Vecond floor, 18th street buildins)
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LADIES TEA Cows.

LADIES TEA Cows.
lot Of Ladise, Fine Imported French Flannel
Isa Gowns. in Navy and White and Black and
White stripes. with plain plated vest. Sizes
80. so. Were slO.-
II lot q Ladies' Tea Gowns, made of the finest
Flannel. IN Cardinal and Blue stripes with
Cream plated vest and reveres Neatly an
ished With feather stitching. Sizes 30 and 3H
.-.eS; We're Sll 90
Tea Gowns. with plain Gray robe front. Sizes
-.ee. We're $l2 Co.
lot OF Ladies' French Flannel Tea Gowns
IN fancy Scarlet and Brown palm leaf patterns
with plain robe front. Sizes ~ and "a
$40. Were ia
lot Of Ladies' Fine French Flannel Tea
stripes. with Black velvet Jokes. Sizes 36 80
SEQ. Were s2S Co.
I'D floor. nth Vt hnildin0 \
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Senator Stewart has failed and Representative
Bland has fAiledto tack an homogeneous free COIN
age amendment to an appropriation bill. Tha,
there is q majority in both branches Of Con-
sress in favor Of free and unlimited coinage Of
silver appears to be admitted along with the
apparent impossibility of getting some Of the
silver republicans in the House TO violate the
rules IN order TO secure what they would wish
10 secure In an orderly manner. The tactics
Of the extreme silverites are bold and shrewd,
but neither coercion nor persuasion has avsiled.
Ii il . significant fact that some of the enemies
Of the elections bill who are not unfriendly tc
silver are well pleased with silver's defeat yes
tsrday because they think that if the move had
succeeded the same instrumentality would have
been employed to secure the passage of tn.
elections bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

II the present scare in respect to the finances
Of the worlds fair is intended to arouse Chicago
to the necessity Of raising more money by
private subscriptions in order to meet ex-
penses before receipts begin to come in, no
body can object. Chicago is credited by the ma
ton with the pride and public spirit which will
respond to such a showing, and very few peo-
pie indeed will apprehend any danger Of a fail
ure on the part Of the city to carry out its I'M
dertakins- But if on the other hand the scare
10 intended to serve as the basis of an applica-
ton for assistance from the national govern
ment and the alarming statistics amount to a
showing in bankruptcy by Chicago in the matter
Of the worlds fair. then there will evidently be
vigorous objection. The exposition was re-
fused Washington, the proper place for holding
il, and given to Chicago on the ground that
merely the loan Of the nations name and a
government exhibit would be required by the
latter city. Il is evident now a. it was
evident at the time of the decision
that If the nation should determine 10 conduct
the exposition, to any considerable extent at
public expense, then the national capital should
be the scene of operations While Chicagos vic
tory could hardly fail to give certain local COM
plexion to the fair the national project in its full
ness being defeated, nevertheless the tendency
has been to bring to the support of the project
national pride. and to view il, outside of its
financial features, as a national concern. This
sentiment concerning the exposition has not,
however. been unanimous The states which
alphabetically linked support of the fair with
defeat of the elections bill made the fair foot
ball of politics. and distinctly repudiated any
national obligations in respect to it. II will be
wise in Chicago to carry out to the letter the
representations made when the fair won. An
appeal to Congress for aid 10 the extent of five
million dollars can only be justified as an
admission of pecunisry inability to make
good the city's promises and as
suggestion of the only means available
Of preventing the collapse of the project
with the accompanying discredit to the nation.
In view Of the indications of indifference to
the fate of the fair a national project to
which reference has been made. it is somewhat
doubtful what Congress would do IL Chicago
should attempt to shift the exposition upon the
shoulders of the nation A vigorous effort by
Chicago to meet the difficulties Of the situation
unaided would, every one believes, be success
full, and those who know best the spirit and re-
sources of the western metropolis are the most
certain that this effort will be made.
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The Commissioners are going to have map
made showing the grade crossings in the Dis
trict not now guarded. in order to compel the
erection Of gates and the presence of watch
men, Red spots on the map might indicate
where the blood Of Embarrassing victims has
been spilled This move for information is q
good one, and official action in the matter
should not cease until every crossing in the
District is made safe AT night, when many of
them are now neglected, as well as In the day.
The Commissioners can absolve themselves
from responsibility by enforcing the law, and
recommending any necessary amendments OF
IT, The duty Of removing these grade-cross-
inss. as far as practicable, rests upon Con-
gress. The only perfectly safe grade crossing
is one that has been abolished. Congress has
neglected its duty and Its opportunities to save
life by its Intervention, and 1t shares with 'the
numbering corporations" responsibility fol
future bloodshed at grade crossings.
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l Few SPECIALS In Crows

A Few SPECIALS In Crows.
Our Glove Department. although some time
ago It was made as complete the nIanufactn-
refs could then make II, has new surprise. Just
Sdded. IN fresh and bright importa alton of new
Kid end Suede 6loves-the very latest styles
aud the seasons newest SHADES.
A GOOD sERvICEABLE GLOVE ATA
MEDIUM PRICE
y Ladies' perfect fitting 6-button length
Mousequetaire suesle Glove, in assorted shades
OF Tan, with feather stitch embroidery
81 per pair
Also Ladies' perfect-htting 4-button Belair
Real Kid Glove. IN Tans. Gray and Black.
-SI.25 per pair
Our customers Will be pleased to learn that
our new lot Of hubber Gloves for domestic use
In now in. We have them in Tan and Blsck-
with OF without gauntlets, at
81. % pair
first floor, 18th st bld'g.)
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1891 DREss TRIMMINGS.

Dressmakers are especially invited to Mon
days exhibition. We feel assured the COM.
pleteness Of the variety and the moderation
ofthep prices will make the Palais Royal Trim
ming Headquarters for the coming season.
We show bewildering variety of the new
CAMILLE TRIMMINGS
In Tinsel and Tinsel and Beads. The de-
signs Of leaves. &C., are very varied. while
the color combinations shown are both origi.
nal and beautiful
BEAD TRIMMINGS,
Various widths and designs ad iafaituns.
The charm of these Trimmings is the various
tints of color. Take the leaf desisn in Red
and you may count on each leaf shades in
Vulnerable. until the Red has faded into the
most delicate and beautiful Rose. And
30 with all the other colors.
TINsEL RIBBON TRIMMINGS.
In Gold. Silver and Steel. Some COM
paratively plain. others with figures and
stripes as IL carved on solid metal. Inex-
pensive but expensive looking are these
novelties.
JETTED GIRDLEs.
Girdles they are to be called. but not
Girdles in the true meaning of the word.
They are a series Of pendants to hang in
front. Just below the waist.
TRIMMINGS IN SETS.
Girdle. Sleeves and Collar Of Steel and
TipSal Iot boafla anil brazil G,,e 6c;ax,
namentation for your entire costume. The
fashion plates will show you how dis
tingue 10 this trimming.
SLEEVES OF TRIMMING.
A network Of silk braid trimming forming
vandyke points at the shoulder. Let one
Of the saleslsdies show you the fashion
plates and the trimming.
FROGS AS ORNAMENTS.
You'll understand the meaning of '.frozs.~
Novelties in Gold Tsnsel. Gold and Black
Braid. aud All-black. Novelties In every
sense Of the word.
BRAID TRIMMINGS.
Gold and Silver Braiss from the very mar
row to those five inches WIDE A little a.
ID cents and a. much a. %. 81 yard. These
will bsmuch worn. as You doubtless know.
NEW BEAD EDaINGs.
Some - wide as i've inches. Lovely
styles in Jet. Steel. Gold and Silver Beads.
Avariety, we think. that will equal that i'm
ported by any house in the country.
JEwEIs ON srr
ines ar. are Tor trimming sr.nadins and
rad Of seem. .,-a., !. r'.a.y very s..uti-
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They have apparently mastered the art OF
how not to elect United states senators in some
of The western stztss-
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The Ohio legislature having received a reso-
luton instructing Senator Sherman to resist
the admission Of c. g. Brice to the Senate.
quietly placed il in the hands or inside pocket of
q committee Of one democrat, where il will no
doubt remain until Mr. Brice is seated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

The drawing Of new sectional lines seems to
have begun The first movement Of this sort
in the history Of the republic that amounted to
much was over the proposed surrender of the
Mississippi river to Spain in exchange for COM
mercial advantages The last movement. which
has more in it, is proposition for a convention
Of all the transMississippi states and territories
and Ohio, indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, Hi
nois, Kentucky and Tennessee. The scheme is
declared to be non-partisan and originates in
the senate Of Kansas. 1t contemplates a COM
mereial congress Of the Western agricultural
and mining states and excludes the strictly
manufacturing states of the East and the cotton
and sugar growing states Of the South. The
purpose seems to be to procure legislation in
the Congress of the United States deemed to be
necessary for the communities represented.
The movement is purely industrial. II it should
be confined rigidly to the objects proclaimed
there would be no objection to the agitation in
any quarter, since the common interests Of our
Onion are composed of the various separate
interests But the promoters in Kansas and
elsewhere ought to beware of setting the nation
by the ears in sectional controversies, pro-
nounced by the Father Of the Country to be
dangerous and 30 demonstrated by the history
Of the republic from the beginning.
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Scars AND TlD1ns

ScARFs AND T1D1Es
FOR
DONATIONS TO FAIRS. BAzAARs. kc.
Many ladies prefer to buy Scarf or Tidy to
donate TO Fair OF Bazaar instead of making
the same, the cost being very much less In tho
former instance, specially when the time re-
Quired to make one 10 taken into consideration.
We show complete line Of Tides and scarfs
in h:nd-painted. embroidered and brocadei
silk. &c. III all the art shades, at
x,,,c .assgS, ", I1c., 81, IL - to e.
YOUR ATTENTION IS CALLED Now TO TWO
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
No. 10 lot Of japanese Scarfs rich colors
finished with embrotdery silk fringe, at
No. 2 alot of Silk Scar $, with Hand painted
Bolting Cloth ends and finished with heavy silk
frinse-Art shades, at
1904 dc. each
(SecOnd dOOr ID annex
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Senator Dawes enlists enthusiastically In be-
half Of free public library for Washington.
and viii give to the movement the impetus Of
his vigorous support. The project promises to
commend itself 10 Congress as readily and as
completely As to the prominent men outside Of
Congress, from whom favorable expressions Of
opinion have been obtained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

The Virginia Midland Railroad Company
have acted wisely in deciding to double-srack
their line from Alexandria to Orange A single
track On an important line Is q death trap fol-
every square foot Of surface
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

Perhaps the splitting up process observed in
the phsnomena Of the planet Mars is atmos-
pheric sympathy with the Legislative phenom-
enA ON the planet earth.
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MusL1s UsDERwEAn DEPARTMENT.

Short Flannel 8kirts-plain, tucked and
emoroidersd--whit and coiors,
eli. 10 end - sa6,h.--
20 dozen Lawn Airons-deep hem-5-inch
Hamburg insertinS aUove-wfde ties,
SPECIAL.
A new line VI Fast Black Farmers Satin
Skirts-box plating 1t the bQttom--
al. tLs5 and IL IS earh.-
A novelty u the "daegusritsuClam -m,ds
Of mull-elaborstsly trimmed with Valen-
ciennsA L.ces. 1his b an entirely nsw feature
different froun puything siovA HERETOFORE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

The horrible warming Of the example Of the
British ministers predecessor applied to inter-
viewers - well as to deceptive letter-writers.
Verify the guileless representatives of Great
Britain In America walk among pitfalls