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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04

BALTIMORE, May L - Flour dull - western
super, 4.O0a4.25; do. do, extra 4.50sA 80; do do
family, 6.00a5.50; winter wheat patent, a50aG0o.
spring wheat patent 600a626; do. do, straight
525a5S5-receipts, 3,655 barrels; shipments, s0VIs
barrels; sales, none. Wheat unsettled and lower
No. q, red spot, l.12k al.l2x; the month, Ll2ka
l.12k; July, 1.0etalU95s; August, I.06L al .O6Is:
steamer, No. 2, red, LIZ, nomiDal-receipfs, 1873
bushels; Stock l3s0e6 bushels sales, I30OOU BUSH
els. Southern wheat steady - Fuisz, l.l0aI ID
Longberry, l.12al.17. Corn dull-mixed, SPOT ~
the month, T4.sa16x; July, 6s4a6sz; spot No. q
white, so-receipts, 1886 bushels stock, 1859
bushels sales, $1,000 bushels. Southern corn
duh and lower-wnte, 81; yellow, 1SkaSl. Oats
easier-No. white western, 81; No. 2 mixed
western, 61-receipts 5000 bushels stock los ISL
bushels Rye duii-No. q sa-recepts none.
stock, 3656 bushels Hay nrm, but Quiet-QOod
to choice timothy, GOA 1900 Grain freights duh
steam to Liverpool per bushel, Id. nominal:
Cork for orders, per quarter, 3s.0d; June, "a Cd:
July, 3s.9d.; August, 3s6d.; cotton per pound
3-32d.; -four per ton in sack 50. Butter still ex.
ceedlngly scarce-creamery, fancy, ~: do, fair To
choice, 37a2S; do Imitation, 2say6; ladled, fancy
"a; do. good to choice, 2ua22; rolls, fine, q: da
fair to good, Isaac; re-packed, ISa23. ERQs
lxh. Provisions and others unchanged.
BALTIMORE. May %-Virginia threes, 65: Balti-
more and Ohio stock, 81 asked; Northern Central
stock, SAK; Consolidated gas bonds. liz: do stock,
IS.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. May Z CLOSING. - Wheat NAV.
1.0lk; July, 1.o0ss. Corn--July, COX. Pork-July
1895; september, la00. Lard-July, 6s2.s: SEN
TENDER, ITO. Rbs-July, 6sIH; September, as.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
QUIET AND HEAVY.
The Market Opens With Activity in Onl!
About Half Dozen Stocks.

The Market Opens With Activity in Only
About Half q Dozen Stocks.
NEW YoRK, May 4.-The stock market this
morning replaced the frmness of Saturday
with heaviness and even weakness in some of
the leading shares, while there was compare
tive neglect Of all but a half dozen stocks in
which all interest was concentrated and
which gave what character to the
market it possessed. The prices showed
small and irregular changes from Saturday q
final figures, but there was q majority of de-
clines and further losses were the result Of the
subsequent trading. st. Paul. usual, was by
far the most active stock, and Burlington and
Rock Island led the downward movement each
losing q, st. Paul and Union Pacific following
with each. Besides these stocks New Eng
land, Atchison, Missouri Pacific, Northern
Pacific preferred, Louisville and Cordage
showed considerable activity, but none of the
last named made any material movement. The
Wheeling and Lake Erie stocks reversed the
general drift of prices, advancing in the early
trading, but falling away sharply later in the
hour. At II o'clock the market was quiet and
heavy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04

Not an sxhid.ion the outcome Of hasty scratch OF
the p.p but one planned and executed after much
thought In short, the PAlais Royal intends to try
md demonstrate that IL il head quarters for Leather
Goods We have been collecting for the last six
moashs for this exhibition Tonight OF the show
windows viii be flled with samples; the Department
Will also be specially decorated.
sATCHELs OF ALL KINDS.
You may not require sstehs just now. We bad
Gseds
We erhibt tomorrow for your inspection BY far the
.atess variety Of saches in this city, many Of them
made 20 special order.
loo GENUINE COwHIDE CABIN BAGS.
These sstehe.s marvel at the price and afs ~
far the best cheap bag introduced TINS sesson- ne
hide you may know II split, the outside layer pens
used for the bags sell at % and So Ihe ansue
layer has been utilized for these cheap bags 10 =.
Appearance they are good the expensive oass. an
advantage too. 10 that you will not nih theai ~ '
store. They were manufacture expressS ,o' w. a,
Inches, 10 IL IL u IL 10 10.
Pricss, &c. zoe. 75c. Sc. sc. soc- coo.
IMITATION ALLIGATOR BAGS are good enough.
but you'l and them everywhere. and you can't carry
one v,tbout 4, being known However there Is GER
tain demand for these bags. and We supply You WIN
thoss Of superior finish low prices -
Mt lower prices for small sizes
Inches, 10 IL II ID IA Is 10.
Pric-.. CSC. zoe 55c Sc. &c. eOc. eOc-
GENUINE ALLIGATOR BAGS. For the better
bags you'll md Palss Royal prices are considerably
the lowest. as the following prices illustrate:
Inches, 10 IL IL IL "A ID 16
Prices. e. ESQ s2.55 % s350 %. rs "a
Leather satchels and Cases of all kinds with and
without toilet articles Pocket BOOM, &c, &c. Of all
descriptions. msny With sterling silver mountinss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
SEVENTH STREET rAKIRs.
No Truth in the Anonymous Charge Against
Lieut.. Kelly.

lieut.. Kelly.
To the Editor OF The Evening Star:
Much to my surprise there appeared in the
issue OF your PAPER OF April 30 n statement
that tho Commissioners had received O letter.
signed Taxpayer accusing me Of receiving
money collected from falirs for permission to
work. This charge is detrimental and injurious
10 my character both an officer and citizen.
As this was published anonymously
know oil no one Responsible for
its statements except your paper.
ash That full and honorable retraction bs
made by You. ldcBounce the article ~ wholly
untrue. and deny that have ever received az
much a. penny from fRksrs or any OF their
friends. directly or indirectly. through Geo.
Miller. the eN-detsctive. or any one else for any
such purpose: and In order TO induce the
writer and author of this slanderoas libel ufon
me IL come oat Of his hole and substan TIA a Che
charges contained la said article pronounce
him liar and scoundrel.
JoHS T. KELLY.
Lieutenant sixth Precinct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
CLEANING THE ALLEYS,
An Important Letter ON the Subject by
Superintendent Arnold.

An Important Letter ON the Subject by
Superintendent Arnold.
Recently the Commissioners raoo;,oa An.
-n~:y 'n'
ioAio"ihs ie''ef from Sap'. Afholi feAtiNe 10
the cleaning OF alleys and proposed change
in the method heretofore followed.
I have the honor 10 sub,;, tho ;noloso,
na,,oro J., Cocoon, ., a., .,...I -,
-" w 'A'e fioposeu ehaHse Id
the manner OF cleaning the unimproved alleys
in the city of Washington. ID. c.
Heretofore the work has been performed bv
laborsrs amnlo,.5 "a ia A.. a.. ~: !.
--.,a.. - ,'e
y. inc oa!' MI house' the sue
cessful bidder for cleaning both the improved
and unimproyed ALLEYS of the CITY elnims thar
he sbould he allowed IN 90 n, ,,;,b hi co.,
tract as 70 the la IT,, cI.s. 81 .II.xs D., I.o
aIlowioo hin, 10 nroceea With sa;s ~ - =
certainiy neces.sry tb,, corr.., - ,,,,,,,,
as 10 ,ht .rsa n, s.,,o shoni5 r. ~ -, -
thar the nroner ailawanc.s ,,a,, b. -, 49, 20 AZ.
Hodge for ,,erforminy tbe WI
Under date 90 Iuiy a IsaG aud o,.;, ~, n.
tober o IsoO This otsce caiInd a,,.'fs;n,' "a "a
contract apd The nacoss;., =, Se,;'. ~ ss'iu
measnrements made as ttera 49, % pp 49,.
conf,ic, a. IN tarras shon;' ~ "A .. ~.
in said ALLEYS Tn 10 dat. th;s os;ca h,s 10 80
measurements FURNISHED I'm orJsr -be-,sar,'
that the situation may ba .ga;n ta,5 49,. 80,
| submit the incIosea napers' reanes,ino ina,
officiaI measnrements hi aiyan ~ 80, ma
slh al h.
allow H. Hodec 70 nracaa, 49, ~. y ~
for said worl Tn t;s,s ~ scbas,,,as =,
spbn,,,,eb .agr.,,,o ~ -, - /, 80, '. 80.
from ~. d. q, barI -, on, o., ~
,.rJs TLo H. - $500, eYu"i1
Am ,v;il - nj, ,ha 20 80 a.
tbev ora worLed on nr.snr, -. 80
sets Of m.asnreme,ts RI. lin . Jos,
So, III o1, 'eai'e,, iuo'e 'aAei =
ro.rs aa, no,,;.. os - use SCI Al
with NV former letter. ON his snI,;ae,
Sa.a,i srba ,I1.>as,,..,..>,i',. -. 's 80
no,,1n,,,;n, .,'I-,,'I.'1. ,,.',ii - He. W tiie
tSsa nc a, ui nne uA'e u Apr,i 10
,,a,ed .n,;roi, IL lave eiVe peen
W.. -. ~ 20, 49, p"Nea, anu again
ns,aaas .r - ms az. .n"' nane peen
-. - ,,i~,.,-I'. 'u 70, anu VI "nhth
:" ha CO., 60, :, Z. ,,..a oAsi u Phaih
ma,,sr shonI5 he r.s..rreJ So NAas 1ne M.9'e
.r,snus ~ 49, g. ~ 'ue ensineef ne
20, " oD'in ais Iaest anu mos accu-
h. ,,,'Is =, ,aL;, it, ..'''' nv eiIoIs may
Formed hr con,ra.,or shoria Ss ioi NosA per
= ~. -. suo~to We pFoseeo-
$500 t.. tne s Vi cleaning saia un-
-. - -, oe uoue unaer contracts AS
:; " i.s oeii.s zone as wen pv mat method a. 1t
u ; now am tree 70 say .tia. DO not think it
Will or can De- particularly at the price Tor
WHICH tne noose cohtract cans, W., ~ cents
per i,ooo square !arus' As near as i can
,,a,h-S r., .ne auai cost o. present
Ie'nou Scieahins y! iapor gangs ,atter making
uue alio"ahce Ior tne time consumed In
s.io gangs pelng snhleo from place TO place
70 nieet com plants ana time consumed IN per-
FORMING other WORK, such as cleaning CUTTERS
SIDEWALKS, cutting weeds, &C, II amounts 70
about stoo per lo0o Yards. AT that rate as
I'm aIeo wan liie prise uhoer ,ne hooge con-
s q, a,n 70 oe uinerehee or saslng
lZl l.Ol IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
THE BARNABY POISONING.

Boston Detectives Put In Charge Of the Case
A Clew Obtained.
BosroN, Mass, May At is stated that the
Barnaby case has been placed in the hands of
the Boston detective bureau, and has therefore
reached the stage where little more than
is already known can be elected. Ex-
Inspector Hanscom is now in Providence
and every person who has figured in
the case has been instructed to keep
silence. 1t is said also that the Providence
post Office called for Is cent stamps from Wash
ington while ago. and with the new green
ones came q lot of the pale reds. The five
stamps on the package OF poison we're Of the
pale or orange red hue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
In Memory Of DR.. May.

special meeting Of the Medical Society was
held at noon today to take action concerning
the death of DR.. J. F. May. The deceased was
highly eulosized by the members Of the
society and was referred to as the Oldest and
most distinguished member Of the medical
profession in the District. Resolutions were
adopted setting forth ''That in the death of Dr.
J. F. May the profession of this District has
lost its early pioneer in the practice Of surgery
and the community one whose professional
skill will not soon be forgotten" and ''that
this society prefers it sympathy to the family
Of the deceased and that we attend the funeral
in body"
DIR. ]. N. Toner, who seconded the resolu-
tons, read an interesting sketch Of the life Of
deceased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04

The jury in the case Of Bogss agk Downey,
on trial in the Circuit Court, WAS respited today
until tomorrow In consequence OF the indispo-
sition Of Mr.. Worthington, counsel for the
plaintiff.
The Southern Mutual Aid Society by L. w.
johnson. Faxon Anterior and Edward Thomp-
son, has filed q certificate of incorporation, stat
ing that tho objects are beneficial and pro-
tectivs for the n,emberA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
WALLACE ACQUITTED.

The Jury Did Not Believe He Stole the
Watch.
In the Criminal Court this morning the case
of John Wallace, middle-aged colored man,
was tried for HOUSEKEEPING and larceny at the
residence Of Mrs. Elizabeth G. Burroughs, No.
IA 9th street southeast, on May 8. 1890.
Wallace took the stand and testified that he
bought the watch at the market and after let
ting one man have it on trial sold it, and at the
time he supposed that it was plated watch.
The jury found a verdict of not guilty and
the defendant was discharged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04

The funeral OF the late Dr. john Frederick
May took place this afternoon. Services we're
held at ST. rauls Episcopal Church.
conducted by Rev. Alfred Harding. ID. d.. as
sisted by Rev. Or. Buck of Rock Greek
Church. The pallbearcrs were Dr.
Eads, Mr.. Burke. Admiral Rodgers. DIR.
y. :. Lincoln, Surgeon General Gunnell, Mr.
Selden, ex-Coinmirsioner VIM. b. Webb and
Mr.. Reginald FeBdal.
A large number OF well-known citizens we're
present at tine church
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04

Conductor Hamilton Bronaugh, who was 20
badly injured while In the service Of the WASH
ington and Georgetown street railroad, ID dying.
He has been in Providence Hospital since
he:was injured, several weeks ago. The accident,
a. published in TIE STAR at that time. occurred
near the Peace monument The conductor
was going from the rear to the front OF the car
to collect fares, and falling from the platform
was run over and lost leg. The other leg was
injured, and recently pus cavities formed and
the ply sicians said that Il was necessary to am
putsss that leg. The injured mans friends
objected, and the result was that blood poison
ine sss In The attending physicians think That
the patient cannot live till tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
STRIKES IN NEW YORK.


Five Hundred Molders Join the Ranks of
Those Not ut Work.
NEW York, May About 500 molders struck
today in sympathy with the Housesmiths. also
a number OF carpenters and bricklayers. Four
hundred laborers have struck for a a day in
stead of 80. Several hundred carpenters in
Newark have gone on strike.
Three hundred lumber handlers in New York
struck today for ten hours and better wages.
There are still 8, 500 housesmiths out and the
trainers are also out; Most of the strikers In
Brooklyn have won their demands for hours
and better wages, but the housesmiths are still
out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
TWO BANKERS ARRESTED.

President Gedney and Cashier Ingersoll
Charged With Perjury.
New YoRx, May 4.-Edward Z. Gedney and
Frank R. Ingersoll, who were president and
cashier of the defunct North River Bank, were
today arrested charged with perjury in swear
ing on June IL that there was $50, TBS in the
treasury Of the bank. Receiver Higgins has
found that no such sum was on hand and war;
rents were ut his motion issued for the arrests
The prisoners were today admitted to e15,000
hill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
A httleafter 10 O'Clock

Ahttle after 10 O'Clock
the meeting was called
to order by DIR. J. n.
Mccormack, the presi-
dent, who announced
that the first question
for discussion was the
one proposed by the
state board Of health Of
J Kentucky:
What should state
and local boards Of
health teach and what
should they do to pre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
POLITICAL HEADQUARTERS.

Republican and Democratic Leagues To Mako
Them I'm Washington. the Former TO Build.
A Washington special to the Cincinnati ca
zsfte says: The report 10 current here that both
the republican and democratic league clubs
will establish their headquarters here for the
next national campaign. There IL talk VI the
Republican club erecting building Of their
own, TO cost s3O0.000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
THOUSANDS Or BrIrs.

The most complete gathering You may expect TO ind
hses stock free from trash. but not lacking any Of
the correct novelties.
THE CLEOPATRA BELT AND BAG.
(Patented.)
You can't loose the bag. because 1t 10 permanently
attached the belt Not only useful, but very orna-
mental Made of best gram leather. with either ox
died or black enamel buckle and trimmings. e. 4S
and $3.50. of real Seal. IS, "a. 81 ard a. 75 The
Cleopatra Belts at .6s and 81 Will be also much
ROYAL CALF BELTS. trade name for leather that
looks like antelope. but which Is much more durable
TAns and Grsys. Those with two straps, sl2o. WIN
imported buckles, SI.s5.
REAL SEAL BELTS Never crack or discolor.
With black enameled buckles 81. % and so, oxi-
died silver buckles 81 IS and ol.75.
RUSSIA LEATHER BELTS. The most stylish are
the s1rds belts in Tan. Orange and Black. only 4S
cent. each Thoee Of real seal. SIC. CSC and s125
SILK BELTS. Black. White and colors, nickel and
black ensneled buckles Ordinsry width. 25c extra
wide, 35c-
CHEAP BUT GOOD BELTS.
The following have all the appearance OF the expen-
sive imported Belts We bought largely as to
sell cheap Of the goods being made to special
order You viii notice that OF the buckles would
you 1T retail much a. charge for the COM
plete Belt
At Is p 30 and 4sc. Imitation Seal Alligator and
Russia Leather Belts Tan and Black. oxidized silver
buckles Is and 80 for those with leather straps
and buckles.
ANOTHER SPECIAL BARGAIN.
Real Grain Leather Belts. with two strsps and
buckles. for only 30 cents. These Belts guaran-
teed SOC. quality.
IMPORTED BUCKLES FOR BELTS
Al
VERY GREAT PRICE SURPRISES.
These Buckles our own direct importation. and
IL e1agxeraton to state that the prizes nearly
half what you will be asked at the majority Of stores
Those various prices, from 81 ~ TO 81 IS each.
are Louis XVI style; beautifully worked in oxi-
died silver. many Of them set with ewsla You
such goods usually only at nrstcas. VERY stores.
where the Prices from e. % 30 20 each TOR iden
teal goods
BUCKLES FROM BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND.
sc. 70 CSC. each
Two thousand of these Buckles in steel, gilt bronze.
bright and oxidized silver some Of the latter
copies the of that made France famous in
the sixteenth century. Birrnipsha has world wide
reputation and these Buckles show one reason why.
REMEMBER WE HAVE BROUGHT THEM DIRECT
To YOU OK The PRICES WOULD BE MUCH MORE
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Continued belov)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
THE REFORM SCHOOL HOMICIDE.

An Indictment Found Against samuel si,nu-
son-other indictments fouad.
The grand jury today found an indictment
against Samuel Simpson, charging him with
the murder of Fred Wheeler. Ii il charged
that on the 9th Of February, At the Reform
School, he gave Wheeler wound with kuifs
which terminated fatally on March 1t the
Providence Hospital
The grand jury today reported indictmsats
- follows:
WIN. Conell, alias Frank Dads, larceny from
the person; John simmons, do; Annis Haw-
kina, assault with insen. 10 kill; Henry
Dodson, do; William Harris, do; Char
ence Z. Benson, house breaking; Robert
Trouland, larceny: H. Price Williams,
false pretenses: Charles H. Hough alias Chas
q. Wilson, fade prstsnsss; Ezekiel Cads, 6soree
0askfus, John Kuehlsr, FsHnk West, Geores A.
Kidwsl Frsderiek Dunke, wn smith, 0sorrs
Irvine end Frnah Hilson, yiolafing palicy -.
aud samuel Simpson murdsr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04

Interesting Pspers Read ut the Sesstoas Of
the Conference Today.

TIE sUsJKcf OF CONSUMPTION INrxiiieESrll
AND KxHAusrrvKLr DIscUssKp-eoMr ISTKn-
EsrING STATISTICS A. TO TIE PREVALENCE OF
THE DISEASE PREsKSrKD-orHER QUESTIONS.
The meetings Of the conference Of state
boards OF health that have been in session Sat-
urday and today at the Ebbitt House have
proved to be Of the greatest interest and value.
Saturday was devoted mainly to q discussion -
to what could be done to prevent the introduc-
ton from southern ports Of contagious diseases
This morning was given up to paper and the
ensuing addresses upon the matter Of con-
sumption. its nature and treatment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
DEcREAs1se TIE DEArH RATE.

The mortality among Consumptives has been mate
rally decreased of late years By many excellent pu,
monies. Foremost among them is SCOTS EMUL-
SION Of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophospbites of Lime
and Soda. Phthiss Bronchitis Abscess Of the Lungs
Pneumonaa. Weakness and soreness of the Chest are
completely sub,ugated BY timely resort to this
cessful combustion of highly purifed cod liver oil
with the salts named which themselves among the
nnsst repsratves OF exhausted energy Not only Lung
and Bronchial troubles. but Rheumatism General De-
bity the Wasting away of Children and Adults scro-
fuls and Lumbar Assesses and Feebleness are re-
moved by this standard preparation For Anaemia and
all impoverished conditions of the blood it is the best
possible remedy. and since the favor of Cod Liver Oil
is uuunsd in it. children and delicate lady
psrisncs repusnancs In taking it. Do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04

AN 1aRrTkrEo THROAT IL soO;hingly trested by
DIR. ID. Jayne's ENpcciorsHt, an ula-esta nils ned
curative for coughs and coJds and all bronchial
and lung troublts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
MAlSRIlD

HAMILToN-NERkICk. On "Wednesday Af,rii
~. 1891. at G. Matthew Chur IN THIS s1fy y n.<s
y. =: heay, Sd. SI.Ok0E ERNEST HhdIlTON
and Lot LEE FENDAii. dsuxbter OF the late flchsrd
A. N.rnck VI tlls CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
JoHS i. KELLY.
Lieutenant sixth Precinct.
Mrs. Myers Makes Additional Charges.

In the divorce case OF Ellis q. Myers against
Franzoaia NJ. Myers. begun in October last the
wife some time ago flied answer DENYING the
charges and filed cross bill. An amended
cross bill was filed Inst week. In this amended
bill Mrs. Myers charges her husband with sew
eral act of adultery,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
THE IRON HOLDERS, STRIKE.

Confidence Expressed That Work WIN Re
Resumed This Week.
Some Of the foundrymen expressed conf
dence today that the strike OF the moldsrs
would be settled by the men returning 10 work.
Il h expected that work wiz be resumed In the
foundries In the course Of few daya
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
New VASE DREss Coos.

The only perfectly new stock. and. therefore. the
only unbroken variety. To compare 12>5c. and 15c.
Cotton Fabrics with Figured India Silks worth 81 .
yard ridiculous. glance IN the large center
window Of the Palais Royal VIII show the eompsri-
son Is NOT odious.
On the one hand the q Figured India SILKS. light.
dark and Black grounds with horal and ether designs
in White and colors; on the other hand IDENTICAL
DESIGNS AND SHADES IN PINEAPPLE CLOTHS
AND FIGURED BATIsTEs AT Ie,sc. A YARD.
The former is very Hghtwsight cotton material the
latter somewhat heavier. Particularly beautiful;
those with Back ground and flowers Of natural coors
those With polka dots find almost equal favor. THE
PRINTED POSGEES AT Is CENTS YARD are
shown in the styles, but. Of course. the quail
ity Is little better. However. all guaranteed to
wash We Der to remind you that the assortment is
perfect ALL THE MOST FAVORED AND SCARCE
DESIGNS ARE IN STOCK
We suggest early call-before the goods picked
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued beIov.J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
Nor.sLE BAReA,ss liz Silks

First: SO pieces Poll. Dot India silk, at SO cent,
ysrl-
seccnd; Is pieces Csc. Cream Japansse SIX. xu.r-
anteed Sc. quality
Third: 10 pieces Blaet surah Silks guaranteed N
quality. for a. cents.
Fourth; Fis. pieces Black China sills plain and
satin stripes. Only 5Oc.
AS These IS PIECES Of silk regular sfork We
cuiy wish ten tunes many could lie obtained
AS-QaAlify superior, price low. quantity small
What's the moral.
lContinued below.)
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04

sscaxrAas Paocros isnot expected 70 return
10 the city for another week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
EX-SECRETARY TAFT.

He Suffers Another Relapse and Death IL
Expected ut Anytime.
San DIEGO. CAL, May 4.-Ex-Secretary Of
War Alphonso Taft had another relapse yester-
day and his death is now expected almost at any
time. His physicians are continue usly at his
bedside and are of the opinion that if he is
able to survive this attack his chances for re-
coyery are good. A new complication in the
shape of hemorrhage of the bladder has ap-
peared and his condition il critical.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04

The Surraroa
REMEDY
FOR ALL DrskAsEs
ORIGINATING IN
IMPURE BLOOD,
MEDICINE
WHICH
BE RELIED UPON
TO aIvE THE BEST
SATISFACTION
sARsAPARILLA-
CURES OTHERS. WILL CURE YOU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04

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