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The sun., 1891-01-19
JOTINGS LROUT TOWN.

ssvsaSyss sxotss arrests yesterday
Joseph Morgan vss hsid without bail In the Tomh'
e altered 70 bsvs inhctsd upon Edwsrd loSamsr. IN
james street saturday night
vi if s9 s.sias 4 - sa s.s1sh
Sreeby terAA Church. An addFsss In 0efluAa viii be
made by The Rev. 4 Huber Of baltimore
osers. smits, stselsm.s ~ is4 nonro. street was
stabbed Yesterday afternoon In dIbt In front OF the
stable With Joseph Hayes and two other men Hayes
WAS arrested Smith Will probably recover
Capt w. sohlsy OF the United Statss oruissx Balt,
more arrived yesterday the French line Steamship
La Bsurgosns from HAvrs HIS ship 10 At rios ami ne
Will rsj0tn her after the marriage Of his de sughtsr on
Thursday nsxt ~ balttnasrA
The sun., 1891-01-19
CONVICTED ON HIS voIck
An Attempted Assassinatioa Case Eads In
avain Effort to Escape.

An Attempted AssassinAtion Case Eads In
vain Effort to Escape.
AUGUSTA. Ga. Jan. 1s.-Just ss the sun was
setting one day In the latter part OF last May
the shot was fired that now causes Jesse J.
Whitehead to lie in Jail with . ten years SON
tsuce to prison staring him In the face
bitter feud existed between E g. Ware, the
man who was shot. and tho Whitehead broth
erA Mr.. Ware and the Whitshssds live about
OF Mr.. Ware that the Whitehead brothers had
threatened his life.
One evening. while returning from drive to
Athens, he passed through . pine wood. On
the roadside. In the tangled undsrbrush an
assassin lurked. Soon the loud report Of gun
rssoundsd through the pines, and Mr.. Ware
lay bleeding In his buggy. his body and arms
pierced with buekshot
At tho report Of the gun the horses bounded
forward IN : wpd ds.h toward bone Though
q II. nas
s.sss X h. ,ss sa asS
dorl1 litsd from &. Sasss and ehYsloisp; Isp
ssra xsa ssi "a
careful % ~ nursing, ~ ne, no rcsoysISsd % Sd:, .. ,,.,.
had attacked him BE told thsm hs recognized
jesse Whitenesds voice
re- EsIs Issued ed dfsshtn;s ysesS
James Btrestmsn. and Bob Grinlth. colored, as
eoosssories to the erima The case was called
The dSience ciaimed that the whitshsads
were working In . FIELD near the scene Of the
crime. and did pot know Mr.. Ware was shot
until the following morning.
On Friday evening the Jury brought ip Q YER
dict ofgutty. Judge Hutchins sent enoed him to
ten ears im mprisonmept Whitehead was tHken
ID OVERLY followed along In the rear. holding q
beer bottle with candle In 1t to light the way
down the stairway.
At the top OF the stairs Whitehead jerked
l.re. lie made a rapid dash down the stairs.
Sheriff OVERLY threw the bottle ut b m striking
He rolled down tho stairway. aud In an IN
slant was on his feet and out Of the door, With
at him, but the ball passed over him a. he lsll
again. He WAS soon safely back In jail. loudly
protesting his innocence.
The sun., 1891-01-19
The Weather,

The storm moved slowly northeast and was central
last night on the OF Mans Rain continued along
that ooast with in the interior An OF high
pressure covered the Mississippi valley and the
lake rsson The northv depression moved east
ward far north Of the United stAtsA Thefweathsr in
the souyh end eouthvsss was generally clear. The
temperature from New York the Mssissfppi
valley ranged from sos 70 So. Further west 1t rose
above freezing
In Saturday . storm liz inches OF snow. slsst and
rain fell here
occasional nurriss Of snow brisk north and northw
Winds highest temperature. se'; lowest 2os highest
humidity eO per cont
To-day viii b fair and colder with brisk northwest
vinda tuesday promises to bs fair and slightly
warmer
The Thermometer in Psrrys pharmacy IN THs ssu
The sun., 1891-01-19
E.plo.io. :. . IAsorsee Mandatory.

An accident occurred Just before midnight
on Saturday night at the only lioorice manu-
factory In this country Its on the banks Of
the Morris Canal. lust above Bloomfield. In
Newark. Some repairs were needed in the
machinery and several OF tho workmsn began
to take "a comprsssor apart 4 strong pressure
believing that 1t was shut Oh at the valve, be-
ef TO loosen the bolts, The head Of the COM
~ wa don" m tbe huild nE Michpel Devil q
Micp,", 4 s'cy md John fl'ei,ihies o! tho
men 20 were wor"ing NJ tho conPiessor.
They were removed 10 1T MichseI's Hospital,
whore they are recovering.
The sun., 1891-01-19
MORMON ELDERS WHIPPED.
Two MissiOnarses OF the Church Desto
and Banished In AlAbana,


BIRMINGHAM, Jan. 1s.-In Blount county on
Friday night two Mormon elders. Ira Hicks
and Arthur Ford. we're badly 10 ton and Or
dsrsd 10 leave the county by body o! masked
men. Hicks and Ford had been at work In the
county severa! months and had made . num-
Der OF converts Recently they had been living
with two women who had been converted to
tho Mormon faith. They received several
written warnings TO leave the county but raid
no attention to them On Friday night large
party went to the house whore the elders were
STAYING, and, taking the them i1t9 the woods
and whipped them with switches until they
were covered with blood.
The elders were then Informed II they were
found in the county after twenty -four hours
they would be hung to the nearest limb. The
treatment S unless they h st once renouncsd @ dYa Yor
monism The two elders passed through this
with wounds from the beating they received.
They could not identity their assailants.
The sun., 1891-01-19
DIsooURzEsY TO MR. BLAINE

EK.AahietoF Ioeters OPlnfon OF tho Behr.
Tag sea Suit Before tho sapre.o Court.
WAsHINaroN. Jan. la-Ths Hon. J. W. Fos-s sr
ex-Minister to Mexico. Russia. and Spain. IL
probably tho best authority on intern ational
law and practice In this city. He has hitherto
declined to be interviewed on the subject Of
the Behring sea negotiations Last night.
however. hs said:
This latest move OF the British Government
II 20 contrary to the usual course OF diplomatic
negotiation and practice that feel per-
fsctly justified in expressing my per-
sonal opinion on the subject The course
taken By the Imperial Government can
not be fairly held As anything but An
act Of extreme dlscourtesy and sharp practice
toward the American Secretary Of StatA This
discourtesy Is fully emphasized By the manner
In which the attempted appeal OF the British
Government to the Supreme Court OF the
United Ststes was brought about II such an
appeal is to bo made every canon OF diplo-
made courtesy demands that Mr. Blaine
should have been Off cially notified OF the in.
tsntions OF the British Government to take
this step Yet the imperial Government not
only studiously avoided any reference to
its intention In the matter. but actually
from from fs' lis knoSsdHe: JndssS By % Every ' rule
81 ana s
pd ID M s 70 %
0uirsments Of common politsness. the British
has S II ysry
enes Shows that neeotstions had not been
hths,,s declined n IN. imperts Ing n.,na repre-
B!sR B4aa the s.eI.ss9y sssv'1Ss Blaine mater
ss5 sasd sha as tie S ssus should 6s se
plainly stated 50 as to chow the exact coh-
s n ssnns n.d hs Ser a1 s e.n e.
learned the imperial Govsrnment neither ao-
ceptsd nor declined the sceretsry's ~ SStopo.
i!Me = truce. still Conducting hostiitIes
en- u fs
to the supreme Court sec etly plan aud
snring without warning an an atsmnpt ,nn, 2 aain
ssns sssa $s.s 5sSs dss srS S'Ss ss
" "wlii ,he supreme Court consider the ques.
tion now nsesnn'ed 70 il while the negotiations
beiYcen thetMo na Ion; arc Pc peGrdinG .d,,,o.
prems Court Will not consider . the mattsr. II
ihorities demand with one breath the decision
the cn II me ss 0psatn s tssy
Ssiis ts tec!sn l"ef 81 ia. E ody 70 use ecioa
- il ia wiIh them hends. | win,
,Sn Es f ,n hs Brsh @ s. snH ssS
ilseii impiedi1 asserted lha, the United states
Ss nsh over the Sssrs !" q
II II e Ell B-niins'Sea for anr purpose whatever, and
= a nra @,' fn" me sna snpS%s poiIas
with las "iwnys nreu Turs0ed. Il & almost
II, ,'ic 80! tas c"4r wilI n.t Ia,s on the
Is 81 OH oa "slr sme Sss siiaici.on IA
the matter at tins lime.
The sun., 1891-01-19
Fire In Little Falls.

PATERSON. Jan. ls.-At Little Falls this morn
ing three buildings occupied BY Grant d Co.
general store; Jacob Matthews. drug store:
T. ". Hswthorne. shoe stors, were destroyed
BY fire. There were several families living
b. B. Crane. detective due Is SUBJ Supposed a 10
have been tho cause Of the fire. The loss viii
reach about 10000; half insured.
The sun., 1891-01-19
Stole %, 900 Worth or s,iR.

Robert Guier was held for trial at tho Essex
Market Police Court YES tsrd NJ ed OF steal.
employers. II. Kichters Sons, manufacturers
Of neck wear at 6o3 broadway. 0ujsr u . Swiss
and II 2yosrs old. He csmS TO this country .
Richter. In Deremier he was DISCHARGED. In
tex i,E stock the f'trI found that they had heen
rNu' g ofir Is y e H., AID ,iuler was suspect
ed lie laa rold much OF The allK for song TO
women he had mot H. concert halls. and had
pawnsd costly goods for very small sums.
GuJer confessed his guilt.
The sun., 1891-01-19
Pawned For-isteII's swag.

Henry BorsiG. an electrician. ~ years old.
was arrested by Centra ONCE detectives on
Saturday night on charge OF grand larceny.
He is suspected OF complicity with Patrick
Forristell. alias Diamond Dick. who robbed
simps on the pawnhroInr Borsig. il Ia said,
wa s!is- Ora q tobe'" intimate irl'rd, viii .
] n nj az - o. - ~! l.'r, ~G" ln"-
ish..i Il Srr hc aw.i, he II u" ' - i'l e'n.
mir " "Iera glas1rS VIII i"h B"lsi tooh irGiu
Ter HAT and paw nod We G ionni bv tiis drtec-
tyes. in tho lor..yille Police Court BoIsig WAS
remp nded un;li to-day.
The sun., 1891-01-19

Our lease expires on Saturday next. Our
magnificent overcoats. costing from 81 to s22,
will be sold at SIS for choice. Men \ elegant
suits, costing from So To- SOS, VIII as be
snl,. al IS cent. iuli, wor'a So. A'n's pants,
soc. Doc, and 81. Every garment must be sold
by Saturday next at LCnd u. apd Liverpool,
Broadway corner Grand ST., oRly.-Ady.
The sun., 1891-01-19

The Thermometer In Perry's pharmacy II THB sgu
building yesterday recorded the Temperature ~ follows
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-01-10
Special Notice.

All persons are notlhed that team 8
terR who take lumber from Srooner's
dume in Jane Canyon will be prose-
<sotes The man who took 10Y PACK
-.s1Iex will returya them srsRsSe = go
sarrfas ~ RilJIE.
~a.%s ~sspws1 es Ass - Z SposRcI.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-01-10

NtINOus
ca Debility, Seminal Weak mes
Sprematorrhs FrOSlassserhas. Emissions
Impotency, Exhausted Vitality, Premature De-
cline and p - Of MSNkksPsBD. Ia
CAL ats conn pEtCatiOns. 0na frSsssK
~n sever cause produced. 1t en-
rich and puzihes the Blood. Strengthens the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, He2roduc-
tive Organs, and PHYSICAL and Mental Faculties
1t stops all unnatural and facilitating drain
upon the system, preventing involuntary Iosses
facilitating Dreams seminal losses with .he
urine, etc, so destructive to mind and body
1t is a sure eliminator of all KIDNEY AND
BLADDER COMPLAIN rs. 1t contains nc
injurious ingredients. To those AufKec-
Ing from the tvi: effects Of youth.
rus iHdaScreGfO1 Or excess, q speedy
thorough and perRARmems CURE
bottle or FIVE bottles in case with full direc-
lions and advice, $40 Sent secure from 10
servation to any address upon the receipt Of
prics. or q. o. d. To be had only OIL
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-01-10

his Great
StFe9@Gh e n .
ing Remed ,
an a n - r e q
4 MIC is the
ri timate result
of over twenty
years practice. bYa
THO Z y u g l. Y
QUALIFIED GbA
d U a TIE PHYSI-
CLAN of one of
the hig hest nae =
cal cole g e f
4 Il r o p e a n d
! CURE : w 1T II
. II n FA LIN G
. O E r L AIN I Y
Nervous and physi-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-01-10
SICKHEAlAGHE

$Siious Escaaac!sc, DE-
kHness. Constipation, En-
digest ION, ksiiOFS Al
hicks, and all derang
sncnfs of the 81 mach
and bowels, are promptly Z
relieved end permanently
~-t.r.nI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

There are presidential possibilities in the
coming Ohio election. IL Mckinley should
carry the state by anything like an old-timo
republican mai prity IL would enhance his i'm
portahce 80 that lie would be an important
factor ia the republican national convention in
tie event that Ny. Blaine should decline to be
candidate and that Mr.. Harrison could not
get. the nomination On the other hand. ii
Gov. Campbell shculd be reelected il
might make him a much mere availa-
Ole candidate for the democrats than Coz.
Hill and might even place him ahead OF Mr.
Cleveland IL wgcld show that he could carry
. state that has always been considered repub-
hcan upon national issues. upon a platform 81
tariff reform and fyce silver. Mr. Cleyeian.rs
anti silver views have alioua;ed many whor ere
formerly his strong supporters, and they MouId
rally around Gov. Campbell because he b,d
demonstrated the soUnlness OY his domoer,rv
and his great popularity in carrying his own
state
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
REMNANTS Or PArAso1s.

12 SURAH SILK PARAsOLS, with double
ruifie. in colors Of NJ. BROWN, L. BROWN,
BEIGE, TAN, ECRU. SLATE, STONE,
CREAM. BLACK. PkUNE, NAVY BLUE,
SILVER GRAY. Regular price. "a. 81. REM.
NANT PRICE, 50. - each.
SURAH SILK PARASOLS, with DEEP,
HEAVY FRINGE RUlFLE, in colors Of
SLATE. NAVY BLUE, CARDINAL, MODE,
STONE. TAN. Nj. BROWN. Regular price,
S4.50. REMNANT PRICE. 81. 10 each
FANCY PARASOLS IN BLACK AND
WHITE and fancy co.ors. Regular price,
s2.23 to So. 30. REMNANT PRICE, 81 rs
each.
l FANCY STRIPED SATIN PARASOL,
BLACK GROUND, with Brown and White
stripes. Regular price. 81. REMNANT
PRICE. 50.
FANCY SILK PARASOIS in differe Mt col
ors. also Black and White. Regular price. 81.
REMNANT PRICE. Sa.25 each.
l BLACK DRAPERY NET PARASOL.
Regular price. So. REMNANT PRICE. 81. 30.
CHINA SILK PARASOLS FOR CHILL
DREN, PINK AND WHITE. Regular price,
Sl.60. KEMANT PRICE, 81 each.
CHANGEABLE SILK Sun UMBRELLAS,
Regular price, IS. 40. REMNANT PRICE,
51.1:5 each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
The Conc AND COMING
rPP FEE RRR RRR Y W. SIS.
Z E., I Z I = SIS

We have quickened the pulse of trade in our GREN-
ADlNES, NETS AND DRAPERIES. The las: tinker
in; has been done the prices. To the end OF clear
ing the up clesn--and in Il hurry-we have made
a wholesale reduction. Have not LETT price standing
that fairly represents the values Some of the best ef
fects are here among theln Give them attention.
2i-inch GRENADINES, with Mais, Tur-
Quoise. Pink and Lilac stripes Black
grounds. Were 81 50-NOw l. 90 yard.
24-nch BROWN and GRAY STRIPED
GRENADINES.-Were s1.50.-NowI s1.O0a
yard.
4rinch BAREGE GRENADINE. embroid-
cred in Mails. Copper Lilac and white.-was
$".2j.-NOW 81. 30 yard.
4j-inch MEXICAN MESH" GRENADINE,
in Brown. Gray, Navy Blue and Green.-were
e2.5O-NOw 500.
45inch BLACK La TOSCA NET. Was
Sl.5O.-NOW JOc. a yard.
4S-inch BLACK RUSSIAN NETS. in spot
and stripe ratterns.-NOW Csc. and .jc
gard.
4S-inch BLACK BRUSSELS NETS striped
and fgured-NOW S1.OO to $35 o yard.
4" inch BLACK CHANTILLY LACE
FLOUNClNG. NOW 81. so yard.
4S-inch BLACK LACE FLOUNCINGS-
Were S6.-CUT IN HALF NOw-SaOO o
yard.
These patterns must not stay-when fall comes
they won't be Of any use to you-or us, either. Now
you use then. According to our notion nothing
lisa bargain that isn't seasonabie. That's why we
lead these to the 'altar of reduction SO early-,o
make it pay you to buy thein-and because We want
to sell.
Fashion is curious thing. II is speeding the
parting and overcoming the coming" all the time.
In one breath We tell of the death of worth prices
and in the next OF some new arrivals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
HE WINDOW OK l2rH STREET.

gentlemen may see English Cheviot Shirts imported
TO retail at 81 2o hcketed 81 each Alligator Bags
marked Sl.4O. Stamped on the bottom Of each is
warranted Genuine Alligator" The Silk Negligc
Shirts are marked 81 A. but the Clearing Sale price is
ONLY $3.50.
THE CASE UNDER THE WINDOW is filled with
samples Of Isle and Cotton Half Hose reduced from
~ to % cents The urrsh. adjoining shows the
'ennine Gloria" Umbrellas reduced from 81. % to
only 9S cents.
RS- The manufdeturerof +" Gloria" Umbrellas in
aer TO Keep his hands busy during the dull season is
supplying nsotadout the cost Ct mantacsure, sothat
ice are enabled TO quote the reduced price Of IS &c mt
ana mus dispose Of too hundred Umbrellas ireeky
me quantity our contract calls Jor. The Shirts and
Alligator Gags also hare q history whteh could ca
ptdth the yeduccd prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
The CENTER Show W1spow

fii!ed with Laces. all with price tickets attached.
houI notice the latest novelties in Beige or Ecru
Laces Black Lace Drapery Nets at Soc that ten days
ago retailed at Toe.
Polka Dot Laces with ribbon borders in SETS quail
ties for the prices that is crowding the department
with eager customers. inches wide. DC. yard; 0
inches. 30c yard; IL inches. 43c. yard.
THE SHOW CASES under the window give an idea
of the new l2N, % and 35c. Handkerchefs Those
with Embroidered Polka Dots at IL &C., those with
Embroidered Daisies at PIC. and those of very Sheer
Linen with hand drawn work at 35c illustrate
we are not only showing the latest styles quot
ing prices remarkably low for superior qualities
THE LITTLE SHOW CASE filled with French
Flowers and the with Soc. Leather Belts, Pocket
Books Card Cases. Music Rolls and fitted Toilet Gases
also tell of our best barpains
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
No. 1l19 Pa. AVE. WINDOW.

Ladies will notice the Numbered Linen vassar Shirts
with turnover and standing collars marked "a cents
These have been quoted the best fitting and best
quality 81 Shirts the market. The windsors marked
~ cents are also extra value; those of Silk Grenadne
are DOC quality and none OF the India Silk Surah Sill
and Wash SILK Scarfs worth less than % cents.
THE SHOW CASE under the window is loaded with
toilet articles the price list of Soaps will be revea-
ton. THE SMALL CASE adjoining is filled with i'm.
ported Belts-the usual high-prced goods at Palais
Royal prices. THE JEwELRY CASE displays all the
latest novelties the price is marked On each article
The 19c French Enamel Lace Pins you'll recognize az
the 25c. goods of elsewhere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
AN Attractive Lrsr liz SUIT


ODDS AND ENDS. LOOK Az THE IEprc-
TlONS.
Best fr1nt WRAPPERS in dark and medium
eoiors. Hubbard fronts and tight hacks sizes
q. ~ ~ and "a. Reduced from 81 .,5 to sc.
White Plaid Nainsook Wrapper. collar and
sleeves trimmed with embroidery; slightly
oanaged. Size BE- Reduced from S3tos2
d"-L 'hen LaIrn Wrappers. neat patterns;
einuIo.1ery trimmed. sizes "a and 80 Re-
duced from ST. JOtosa
. Cheriot Blouse Waists; neat nat,erns. Gas,
colors. Sizes ~ and "A. Reduced from Al -
to 15c.
tine White suit, all-oyer embroidered
"@lst-sAlft with side panels Of embroidery.
size IL Reduced from sl7 to 500
Extra Fine White Suit, made Of dainty
SWISS embroidery. neat PATTERN ana trimmed
WIFE aII-slik ribbons. Size "a. Reduced from
S24 to $50.
lILlri nnnr lltl 81 l,.sia..-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
CHILDREN's AND Misses Drp,pr


BROKEN SIZES. &c.
3Children's Fine White India Iinon Dresses;
embroidery trimmed. Size years. Reduced
from 81. s6. p and S7.Joto sI.25.
Very Fine An-oyer French Embroidery
Dresses. Size 10 and Il years-soiled Reduced
from $40 and Sll. 30 20 $3.50.
Misses Dark All-wool Cloth Suits. Size 10
years. Reduced from Sl0to So 90
Misses Very Fine White India Linon Suits
elaborately trimmed with fine embroidery.
Size l4-lo years. These suits were formerly
SEQ, $li and Sl5. Reduced TO e.
REMNANTS IN JERSEYS
Ladies' Superior Quality Black Cashmere
Jerseys, neatly bound with mohair braid Sizes
81. SO and Is. Reduced from e.. 30 to 81. 90
Ladies' Atwood Black Cashmere Jerseys,
elaborately trimmed with soutache braid. sizes
- and 81 Reduced from 90 toSl
Misses All-wool Brown Cashmere Jersey.
Size %. Reduced from 81. 30 to 5oc.
lThird floor, llth ST building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
PLEASE OBSERVE

That all sizes quoted above and that the Suits
the very latest Styles fresh and free from defect
Odd lots, &C.. offered in instances at less
than half prices-for illustration:
LADIES GINGHAM SUITS, only sizes a. Sc and
49, reduced from 81, SS and $40 to g. IS for choice
MISSES GlNGHAM SUITS. odd styles. reduced
from ~ and.$5 to only 81. 90 for choice.
LADIES LAWN WAISTS. The most popular and
tho best selling styles lack some sizes. We have
combined the styles, that all shown in one
style or another. LOT comprises India Lawn. Per
Gale and Figured Lawn Waists reduced from 0Sc Sic
and DOC. to &C. for choice. LOT 2 includes Indis
Lawn Waists. with hemstitched collar and cuffs Of
embroidery. reduced from 81 4S 81. 35 and 81 &c
81 10 for choice. LOr3. Linen Lawn Waists. White
and figured. embroidery and lace trimmings reduced
from -. 10. S2.25 and Sl.9S to VI. 6S for choice
LOT 4. Persian Lawn Waists with choice trimming,
and the latest style full Sleeve reduced from e. s ts
g.. 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

The District Commissioners at the first OPP
portunity alter Col Roberts return took
prompt action TO put an end 10 the Health
Office controversy. The situation had become
exceedingly complicated aud unpleasant on "c-
count largely OF the false steps taken by the
Commissioners after their original rctiOn.
which me; with general approval All ,lIat has
occurred since that action has been wiped from
the record and the order removing DIR. Town
skend anil appointing DIR. Ilammctt has
been rcaflirmed- Justice TO DIR. Hammett re-
quIrel this action and the public welfare will
lie cared for at the same time. The Commits
siOners have now only to apologize TO DIR. Eey
burn (vho would have made an excellent
Health Oflccrl for what tina. gentleman no
doubt considers piece of very bad Faith to
him, and then the sky will DC clear and peaceful
DIR. Hammett's appointment will undoubtedly
satisfy pebble expectation. 1t was the very
general and strong ENDORSEMENT he received
iIOm his professional brethren as well as repre-
sentative citizens that caused his selection for
the place. These Endorsements and DR.. Ham
mett's own professional standing and record as
III upright citizen give pledge of a thorough,
burinoss-hkc. wise and honest administration
Of the Health Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
R. HARRIS & CO..
IMPORTERS OF DIAMONDS,
Corner 9TH and d SITS. nv.
UxHrARp-or BARaA1Ss,
iy14-tukth4

UxHEARD-or BAReA,xs.
0Oc. Sursh and China silks reduced to sc.
u. 50 silk warp Henrietta reduced to 81 -.
q 45in. silk finished Henrietta now 19c.
beautiful Zephyr dinxhsrns 2. Band l2,tc.
Stylish Outinx Cloths. y. 10 and ENC
Pequot 1O-i B!cached Sheetinx tbest madel 06kc
Lonsdale Cambria (genuine). l01<c.
Linen Table Damasx from S9c 70 Il 9J-he, utfful
goods % PEE cent below value.
Dresalnakers' cAmbric. 41<c. Liqht prinfs e.
Or. warnerA Balls and 4. and g. Corssfs. d5c
Hosiery; Gloves. Collars and cqas, Hsndkerchisfs,
GAUGE and 1alErkWan Underwear as bottom urlcen NJ
BkoDHEAp CO. = lhscently on \ ST..
Double stores. 1s19 and 1871 l4th st.. near Il
Hl4-Sxs Established 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
No. 1l17 Pa. AVE. WINDOW.

Here are choice Cambria Embroideres marked
12Sc.. l5c. and &c. that if bought earlier in the
season could not he protably sold at less than
and oOc The importer was willing to close out bal
ance Of summer stock at our prices. THE
CASE UNDER THE WINDOW shows samples
of the India Linen Waists Of which you'll find men.
tion in lower portion Of this column.
THE UPRIGHT CASES each side of No. 1119 Pa. ave.
doorway gives hint Of the best Hosiery and Gloves.
The SOC. Quality Silk Mitts offered at 39c ard the
Csc quality Isle Hose for 39c will attract you in the
store The goods mentioned above to be found on
the first floor. Don't forget the second floor Accom-
pany the writer.