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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-10

The lows republicans in convention resolved
favorably TO Omaha A. the site Of the next na-
tionsl convention Possibly they bad heard
Minneapolis vas dry" town
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LEATHER GooDs DEPARTMENT.

Best Seal Leather Bass with silk tops and drawins
strings. outside pockets; reduced from e. 25 to
81. No less than twenty four styles OF PC Purses
reduced to pic Music Rolls. heretofore sold at t,sc
reduced 10 ,Sc These but hints OF the Clear
ing Sale Prices. See window display sstcheIs &c.
EmpRorpERrEs AND WHITE Goops
Swiss and Cambria Embroideries from lto 20 inche.
wide and marked j0c. are reduced TO a9c yard.
Polka-dot Figured SWISS that has 50 well at s5c
is reduced TO BE. yard.
UspEnwEaR AND CoEsrr DER.
sl Summer Corsets reduced to 49, s5c. corsets for
6sc. Cambria skirts. marked ell ~. for o. 6s. Sum-
Balmoral Skirts reduced to DOC. from Csc. si.ss
Past Black Silk Skirts for sl.os.
STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.
One hundred sheets Of all linen Writing Payer isr
only l6c.
Envelopes to match. reduced 10 &c.
Mourning Paper and Envelopes reduced to 25c
Toilet Paper from o to &C.
BKrc- A -BnAc DEPARTMENT.
Select the Vase Jardiniere you fancy and demand
one-nfth on the price you Will marked on It.
UMBRELLA. PAnasoL DEPARTMENT
The genuine Gloria Umbrellas. WARRANTED ONE
YEAR. reduced from 81 - to 81 90 for 2e-inch
andfrom el 30 to 81. 30 2snch PARAGON frames.
Psrasols that sold earlier high -
are reduced TO 81. 20. The Chaneeabls slk Sun Um-
breilss with heavy silk tss-sls. extra and I'm
ported sticks. you will remember were si.ss.
The festher- weight. Rain proof connemsrA oosss-
mers. rednced from 81. rs to sl-ss are considered
extra value 1t e. IS
FAN DKp.Rrnrsr CIr.nrxa PRrcEs
Let two illustrations be witness for other bargains:
Choice Of 25c japanese Pans for n cents The alvs
embossed novelties reduced 10 si 10 from sl35.
DRrss GooDs DEPARTMENT.
o. Fssursd and India siiks reduced to s5c md %.
ysrd. Hsh-vool chaliies reduced from lsc. 10 49,
yard l2,sc. outing Cloths for Dc. yard oinxh.ms
r,duc>d - folows; PROM 25c. 90 lssr yard: iron
latsc TO lohe ysrd; from Sc. TO IN. yard.
R1ssos DEpARrxKxrC LEAHrsa p Hrcrs.
The Millinery Ribbons onsrsd at Is and zsc arc is
thsn paid at wholesale. Eutir< STOCK Of Bisck "a
coiorsd Velvet Ribbons II 10 par cent diseount
TIE PALAIs ROYAL
a. IxsxxA
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To Senator Quay the leading issas in The
campaign 10 Senator Quay.
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Glove DEPARTMENT CLraRrSe PKrcrs.

white and yellow Chamois MousquetAires reduced
from Ell tosc. Best Selected French Kid Gloves but
TONS pearl and white with black stitching. reduced
from sl b to el ~ pair. ChaInos Gauntlet tslosss
for driving or BICYCLING from - to l. 10 pair
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THE CLEARING SALE Cosr,srrp.

IHE CLEARING SALE Coxrrxurp.
Inc fhsss Royal has every 10 be grateful 10
s Patrons for the oysr~henne ra,rnax- q the last
few days SO crowded has been the store even nt
O'Clock. that We think be unaware ~. clos
at that hour or else the Clearing irresistible
attractions Please shop before o'cock on Saturday,
aud before ) O'Clock other days
ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS.
The regular stock. offered sreatiy reduced rrices
as previously advertised are TO be CONTINUES. and sup
pleinened with the goods lately secured hy Ia.
buyers who were sent on 30 New York. The IAees
written Of n the paragraph at the head Of tins column
give hint what favorable purchases buyers have
made Besides the IAces shall probably be able 70
display the goods secured by the buyers 0; Jew.lry
and Fans. Toilet Articles and Notions Underwear
and Hosiery, Ribbons and Trimmin1s Dress Goods
White Goods and EHbroidsries and Mems urushiuS.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below.D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-10

Have ne got the ltata or has she got rs? Don't
I'll answer at once, please.
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HE CLEARrNe SALE PAGES.
The follo~ing are hints from tn. regular -tocls;
News FuRsrsHrss DEPARTMENT

Choice OF all soc. Underwear for 44c Besides Bal
brisgan and Gauze Und-rvarmsnts We include the
Trouser-shape Jean Drawers. The 4oc. Summer sik
Knot scarfs are reduced to Pc That's just half the
price usually quoted for identical ssarfs
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IRISH Po1xr DEMr F1orscrso.

We have inst received a now assortment of
those very desirable EMBROIDERED DEMI
FLOUNCINGS. in IRISH POINT EFFECTS.
Pinch DENI FLOUNCING. 69c. yard.
S-inch DEMI FLoUNCING. i5c. yard.
3INCH POINT TO MATCH, 3oc.
N0rE.-These goods are very scarce. and you
will ind that We have the best assortment in
the city.
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NEw NECK WEAR.

NEw NECK WEAR.
We are in receipt of very handsome assort-
ment Of CHINA SILK TIES. in entirely NEW
fgurngs, such as large polka spots. &C. These
goods are extra wide and long and are excel.
lent value for 25c. each.
NEW CHINA SILK TIES. in White or
Cream. with large Saline plaid.
Also FINE SILK GRENAD1NE TIES. in
White or Black. SPECIAL. 25c.
CHIFFON RUFFLING.
DOUBLE CHIFFON RUFFLINa, in all
shades. with adiustible ribbon. SPECIAL,
81 yard.
Also BLACK CHIFFON RUrFLINa. in
double ruffie. adtustible ribbon. edge embroid-
cred in silk. Regular value. rs. SPECIAL
PRICE. 81 yard.
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LADIES NrcKwE.R DrpARrMrsr.

o-inch-"ide Chiffon Ruling. all coors. pr-ttily en-
broidered. reduced from ~ to SIC yard Double row
Chiffon Ruling reduced froIa sl a5 to e. "a y.rd
collarettes Of Superior Embroidery reduced from IS
~ pc. Vassar Chemisettes Of White Linen and ~
nred French Fercale reaucra 20 DC
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Our people are in earnest in the matter OF
having the Grand Army encampmeut IN WASH
ington next year. The subscriptions, largely
inereas. J at Willard last night, will be still
further enlarged today. and by the end Of the
week will probably suffice TOR the purpose. No
matter. however, il the full result desired be
not attained quite so early as hoped, it must be
achieved a little later and every possible effort
ought 10 be made at once to ensure speedy
success Ii Is a matter Of too much import
snce 20 be neglected Other cities arc moving
~ secure the eneampmeht- Washington is the
most suitable place for 1T. but 1T may go to the
city MAILING the greatest eXertions to get it.
and making them in time. Now is the time to
turn probability into certainty.
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W. A. PIERCE & Co..
Successorst to E. @. Davis,
sle Market Space
Corner sth street.

REMopELINa REDUCTION OF NEEpFULs
FOR SATURDAY.
When the clock strikes ) tomorrow evening
our GREAT CLEARING REMoDELING SALE
viii have been in progress Just six days or one
business week. and we must say that It has been
9 marvellous success. So far we have had an
extraordinary weeks business, as those who
have been here well know. Our store has been
well filled every day. and we wish to apologize
to those who had to wait TO be served. as We had
more custom than We could well attend to ct
some times in the day. We have increased our
force considerably now, and we think there will
be no further trouble this score during the
sale. Tomorrow SATURDAY. we will make
an extra display OF BARGAINS IN NEED
FULs. few OF which We quote in this ADyER-
TIsEMENT.
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When the court In General Term yesterday

When the court In General Term yesterday
denied an application which If granted would
have caused an indefinite delay in the proceed
ings taken by the government to acquire pos
ssssion OF the Rock Creek Park. Judge Hagner
announced the conviction of the court that II
would be failing IN its duty to the public if it
encouraged any delay in carrying out the plain
intention Of Congress. Ii is now announced
that an application for a writ of error win he
made 10 one u the justices Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States, which il granted
might involve a disastrous delay in q project in
which the people have so great an interest. 1t
Is to be hoped that the same public spirit as
that manifested by tie District Court will actu-
sts AM justice OF the Supreme Court who may
be applied to in the matter. and prevent action
on his part without full consideration Of all the
interests involved, which may postpone for .
long time the realization Of the park project
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-10

An interesting question arises in the minds
Of some persons in Vermont over the select
Of successor to Senator Edmunds. Ii does
not relate to the man to be chosen. but does
relate to the legality of election by a special
session Of the Legislature, which will be called
for August p. The real question is, can a
vacancy be alled which does not exist? Sena-
tor Edmunds' resignation takes effect Novem-
Der i. The governor Is of the same opinion as
the Senator on the subject The latter says:
Unless the Senate reverses the Constitution
and its own previous determinations any meet
ing Of the legislature before November cannot
elect any one to succeed ME. because the Con-
stitu,ion Of the United States allows a legisla-
ture OF a governor to fill only q vacancy that
actually exists at the very time of their action
In case the legislature should fail to elect a
Senator in August, As now seems probable, the
governor, afte- November l, will fill the
vacancy and his appointee will serve until
October. 1892. the regular term OF the iegisia-
lature chosen in the September preceding.
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LASsBuRaH & BRo.
Our third floor is a mecca for bar
gain seekers. for here are placed all
remnants and odds and ends that &C.
cumuiate from the different stocks.
Besides these there are any number
Of Manufacturers short lengths,
which we buy at half price and sell
accordingly. Many . dollar has
been saved BY the economical house.
wife who patronizes this well-estab-
lished floor This weeks bargains
Ceases Of OUTING CLOTH REMNANTS,
in desirable styles Of light, medium and
dark colors. at &c. per yard
We have an immense assortment: Of White
Goods Remnants, such as INDIA LINEN.
plaid and striped NA1NsOOK, figured and
dotted SWISS. White and Cream ORGANDY
at half their regular values.
Several thousand yards Of Black and
Colored LACE BUNTINos, in patterns
10 and ~ yards, half wool. double width,
at 10and 1219c. Per yard worth considerably
more.
3eases Of fine BATIsTE remnants Il yard
wide). new styles. fast colorc, at 10c. per
yard generally sold at Lay and loo.
BY looking over our Gents Furnishing
Department We found lot Of odds and ends
in LAUNDERED SHIRTS. which we are
determined to close out at 35c.. 3 for 81
Sizes r. 12>h. 13. 1874. IA, 15X. l6.. II
and IN.
90 dozen Of GENTS FINE LINEN COL
LARS, good styles, to be sold during the
Shirt Sale at for 25c.
One case OF REGULAR PACIFIC AND
CoCHECO LAWN PATTERNS. of 8, 10
and I2 Yards, warranted fast colors, 4 yard
wide, at &c. per yard; worth 1oHc.
We have special bargains in GINGHAM
REMNANTS Of imported and home msnp-
features at 8. 10 and 1o1Sc. per yard. which
ismuch lower than their regular values.
One of the best offerings on our third
floor is a line of UNFINISHED WHITE
APRONS. 45 in. square. with border, at loo.
each; worth at least 1Sc.
AGO yards Of SCOTCH WOOL FLANNEL
REMNANTS in good styles for Shirts or
Ladies' Wear. warranted perfect. only 25c.
per yard. Standard value 45c.
1t will pay you to call on our Third Floor
(Rsmnant Department. and take general
view. as we have many bargains exposed for
inspection.
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II. a. stated, Newfoundland has gained the
right from the mother government to be con-
suited in any further agreements with France
IN regard TO the so-called French coast OF the
Island, she has secured what may eventually
lead 10 Independence. 1t seems to be a most
important concession, sufficient in fact to
recompense the ISLANDERS for much of the Ill
treatment they have received at the hands of
the French, the Canadians and the mothe-
country. A practical concession Of even
greater immediate value is the provision for a
court on the French shore, to be composed Of
Britiah and colonial judges, for the trial Of
alleged violations of treaty rights. The es-
Enlistment Of this tribunal would seem
to deny the claim Of France 10 territorial
rights in Newfoundland. In view Of
the honors now being showersd by
the English on the German kaiser the sen
sitive French may force their government into
q diplomatic snsrl with England. But they
are 50 handicapped by the dreibund and the
disposition Of England 30 support its arrange
menisin part that it Is unlikely that any seri-
ous issue between the two great powers Of
western Europe will occur at present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-10

We have one OF the best-selected
stocks of Silk Mitts in the city. We
offer DC. Black silk Mitts for gle,
45c. aIitts for 35c. and &c Mitts for
zoe. Also special values in Cream.
Tan and Gray silk Miits. IN long and
short lengths.
HOSIERY.
We are stiR Offering Ladies' 25c
Fast Black Hose Tor PIC. and SOC.
Fancy Lise Hose for &c. IL YOU
can wear size 4 you can buy zoe,
1oc. and 81 Unbleached Lisle Hoss
for 35c. per pair.
GLOVES.
III You want CHEAP Gloves don't
come, We do not keep them If YOU
want fine. dressy. RELIABLE Kid
Gloves come. for we have them
PARASoLS.
Take your choice Of orr Fine 81,
$3.50. 81. $40. s. and 81 - Para
sols for S2.3o. II seems Shame to
sell them for so little. Only eleven
left.
COATS.
'Going-away" Coats and Long
Cloaks are going rapidly. Every
Tan Coat in stock has been reduced
Every Chiid's Coat aud Cloak ia STOCK
has been reduced-regardle.s Of
color and style.
THAT e. BLAZER.
Ladies who bought q CHEAP
Blazer early in the season are now
coming in and buying one of our Per-
fect-ftting Shape,y Full-roll Blaz-
ers for -, declaring they never
viii buy CHEAP Coat again I" Well.
it doesn't pay.
Cloth for Skirt to match Blazers,
&l.S0 per yard.
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REMoDEL1Se SALE Or Gloves.

REMoDEL1Ne SALE Or GLOVES.
NEW ARRIVAL OF CHAMoIS GLOVES IN
WH1TEAND NATURAL. full lengths. regular
s1.25 goods. REMODELING PRICE, &c.
pair.
FOSTER LACED GLOVES. all co.ors. Reg
Mar price. $l.2o. REMoDELING PRICE,
9.c.
EXTRA QUALITY BLACK KID GLOVES.
4 button. Regular price, 81. s.. REMODEL
ING PRICE. Gigs.
s-BUTTON sUEDEs, ALL cOLoRs. Reg.
ulsr price. Sl.S5. REMODELISG PRICE.
SIG pair.
NEW LINE OF g. BUTTON SUICIDES. Reg.
uar value. s1.25. REMODELING PRICE 81
pair
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CANVAS COVERINGS.
Remnants of overall fac
tories and course burIap or
baliuH stock.
SHEET IRON.
Tomato cans. with top
and bottom burned out and
the TIN burned off.
LUMBER.
Very common white pine,
yellow pine, which 10 very
heavy in weiyht and splits
easily. and cypress, which
IL not durable for trunk
Use.
HANDLES.
One thin piece of grain
leather, backed with split
leather or leather pan cake.
These are hard when dry
and are apt to break. and
when wet become soggy
and stretchy.
90
NAILS.
Second grades and short
lengths. that do not cIinch
as well as they should.
Hinges. locks and bolts
mostly nailed on. Strips
and clamps nailed on with
timed nails, that will not
hold well because of the
mineral Grease in the tin
plating.
EARNISH.
Common rosin, cut with
turpentIne, costs IJc. per
aa!ion; scratches with a
touch Of any hard sub
stance /; soon looks shabby.
VALANCE BANDS.
Narrow and of light
guage or thickness.
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WILLIAM II. McKNEw,
933 Pennsylvania ave.
CLOSING Our SALE Or REMNANTS.

During the past month we have accumulated
agreat many resasidats of all kinds and We
want to close them out. We have marked the
quantity in each piece and the Irice in plain
figures. and will deduct Is per cent or one
fourth Of the price marked on each piece for
CASH
They are all displayed on oar center tables,
and many good bargains may be found In the
stock.
We have also reduced the prices on Q great
many Summer Goods. and still continue to
make discount or ten ger cent on oil goods
In our stock tai further notice.
W. NJ. SINISTER SONS,
gl9 Peuna. ave.
All goods marked tn plain fgures I've
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NAILS.

Best qualities only.
Hinges. locks and bolts
riveted on. STRIPS and
clamps put on with tin
capped clout nails that are
cliuched we'll.
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Tomorrow. Saturday. Ms store
riH be closed at I O'Clock o. m.
This eceHih0 at s.
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TRUNK STRAPS.

Our own make, cut from
fresh heavy leather. rot.
ten out especially for the
purpose tor us. with an
Improved lock buckle and
key.
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Our prices guar antee to be low or lower than
the same goods sold elsewhere.
TOPHAM'S TRUNK MANUFACTORY,
1.3l Pennsylvan avenue.
Factory l:s,0 northwest.
Trunks made to order and repaired short notice.
iYlu
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Best Seal Leather Bass. with silk tops and dra wing
strings. two outside pockets reduced from e. 25 to
s. No less than twenty-fo styles Of PC Pur,es.
reduced to PIC Music Boiis heretofore sold at Sc
reduced 10 sc These but hint. OF the Clear
ing Sale Prices. See wndow display Vt ssteheIs &C.
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90
TRUNK STRAPS.

TRUNK STRAPS.
Made from the waste Of
betting factories is hard.
will soon crack and break,
is OF uneayen thickness,
and 10 entirely unfit for the
purpose. Also some made
of cotton webbing that will
soon cut out, and have q
patent leaver buckle that
IL no good when out Of
order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-10

DRAWERS, 25c. no s24s.
tIAt &c. we show . Masonville Muslin Drawer.
yoke band. nne embroidered ruffie two clusters of
tucks.
GOWNS, SOC. to S49S
8" At o9c. we show fine Muslin Gown. full length.
tucked yoke. snrplice neck of wide embroidery.
SKIRTS. Soc. TO s4.es.
sr-At S6c. fine Muslin Skirt. yoke band. deep ON.
broidery rufie
CORSET COVERS. 29c TO s1.75.
sEA At 6sc., fine cambria. French back. feiied seam,
c. C.. square neck double very fine embroidery EN-.
broidered edge neck and sleeves herring bone trim.
ming.
CHEM1sEs. 75c. to s2.gS
sF-At s1.25 fine Cambria Cbsmises, v-back and
front of wide platt Val. lace
fou want to see the Underwear We are now Offering
You can get slight idea BY looking in our show win
dow. or. better still. come in look around We are
glad to show you our stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-10

HANDLES.
Ours are our own make,
cut entirely from fresh,
solid-grain leather and
hand sewed with waxed
ends.
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VALANCE BANDS.
Extra quality and width.
and Of heavy gua2e or
thickness. This Is very
important. as it is the con-
Meeting piece between the
top and body to which is
fastened the hinges, side
catches and lock.
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CHASr1IIr DEM FLouscE. 25c.
12-inch Chantilly Dsmi Flounce. Csc Other special
bargains in Chantilly Flounce at 3Os. 45c SOC. Co.,
and Toe.
Cream Chantilly Flounce. Coo. bargain.
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BRrc-a-BnAc DEPARTMENT.

Select the Vase or Jardiuere you fancy and demand
one-nfth OF the price you will see marked on It.
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EmpRorpERrrs AND WHITE Goops.

81 Summer Corsets reduced 80. 55c. corsets for
6sc Cambria Skirts. marked 81 u.s. for 81. 6s. Sum
Balmoral Skirts reduced to 5oc from Csc. sl "
Fast Black Silk Skirts for sl.es.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-10

We take inventory Friday. July
81. We have turned the search
Light on the entire stock. The coun-
tiers are dotted with small lots Of
merchandise and special racks are
hung with odd sizes" ia Goats,
CloaEs. Suits, &c. all marked al
greatly reduced prices. Yesterday
was busy day here. due TO the en-
traordinary bargains offered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-10

VARNISH.
Pure White Gum Shellac.
cut with 81 per cent gram
alcohol. costs 81. 20 per
gallon. makes q beautiful
hard finish that will not
scratch easily.
Evening journal., 1891-02-10
FLYNN AND BERMlNoHAM.
Rival Benefits In the Opera House nl
Academy of Music

Rival Benefits In rhe Opera House and
Academy of Music
The concerts given at the Academy OF
Music and Opera House last evening for
the benefit Of Fathers Birmingham aud
Flynn respectively, were we'll attended.
both houses being filed to their utmost
capacity.
At the Academy of Music $50 people
had to be turned away, who were unable
TO gain admission. Here the home talent
was good. 1t consisted Of Miss Mary K.
Thielman, Miss Kate Taggart. Miss
Lizzie Taggart and Miss May Conner
Each of these singers Is well-known in
this city, and that of Miss Connor' s
extends to Philadelphia. Her singing
was one of the features Of the evening,
and the selections given in her rich
soprano voice always brought forth ap-
plause. The most sppreoiativs portion Of
the program was the singing By NJ j.
Murphy he sang several pieces ia the
Irish language, and although scarcely
one per cent. Of those present understood
him, yet they appreciated the pieces
more than if they did. Master Howard
Webster danced the Sailors Hornpipe
and Mrs w. j Nassau Of philadelphia
gave several selections.
Evening journal., 1891-02-10
the Mentler

Indications for the Middle states to-
day colder. partly cloudy 60 fair weather
and fresh to brisk wester y and north
westerly winds will prevail proceeded
by snow near the lakes and eastward over
the u ppe hudson valley
New York Herald forecasts The
storm which moved from the southwest
on Sunday is now passing off the cont.
nent by way of the St Lawrence Valley,
but 1t will be severe on the upper New
England coasts The small 'tcold wave
in its rear will advance east to-day aud
cause fall OF temperatura, but
not intense cold, in the Middle States
tonight. Temperature fell In the United
States yesterday, except from the East
Gulf States northward The chief mini-
mum reported was 26 degrees below zero,
Fahrenheit, AT st, Vincent, MINI. the
chief maximum, "A degrees, at Jackson
vile Very heavy rains fell in East
Tennessee
Evening journal., 1891-02-10
Father Flrnn.s neneat.

The play Of Hazel Kirke at the Grand
Opera Honse last night was a decided
success artistically and financially. The
Waverly Club may be complimenIed on
their very successful performance The
play is a fine one and the cast of charac-
ters very strong. Messrs Ridgeway.
McManus, Camerford, and the Misses
Forgerty and Larkin played the Leading
parts and were enthusiastically applauded
The ether members also were well sus.
tanned in their respective parts. The
Brown Quartette rendered some fine
singing, which was q feature of the
performance. Miss Annie McGill gave
two fine selections. w. s Brown pre-.
sided at the piano. In point of numbers
the performance was an ovation to
Father Flynn. Father Flynn wishes to
state thst the contest will close to-
morrow about noon, his friends can see
him at st. Mary's Church this afternoon
and evening he will not go to the fair
to night.