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New-York tribune., 1891-03-01
LADIES' WAISTS
AND UNDERWEAR.

Finest percale, 7jc. to s1.25. Sscques,
Chemises, hand-embrOidered bOsOms-
Monday 63c. to Csc.
One thousand Ladies' Plated Shirt
Waists, Merrimac prints, in newest de.
signs, Zoe for Gjc.
Ladies' Plated Shirt Waists, figured
percale, full sleeve, CSC; always been
$1.25.
Waist POplin and Seersucker Skirts,
. styles, 3-plaited rutfles orplaited rufile
with braided trimming, Soc. quality to
be 69c.
90 pcs. Mohair Skirts, black, gray, or
tan, Sl.75; usually sold for 1925.
underwear-.d door.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-01
SELFISH
DRESS STUFFS.

Selfish in the sense that we control these creations
i'm Brloilyn. and we were selfish enough TO insist
ON their being confined 10 THIS store IN the city.
These arc some OF them:
Ha,I Shetland Uomespuns and Camcls Hair, III
Xix and wool and all wool. with broche figures
and c0mbcd wool effects in stripes and figures.
Real Yorkshire HomeSpuns IN new weaVeS ana
colorings, Sl.25.
novelty stripes in sill, and wool Az in. wide, Sjc'
Scotch Cheyots, 3s in. wide, in new mixtures
Acc. 49,, j.. T.. .;l, roe
,n0 ninces Paris sLadcS Cloth, 54 in. wide, i'll
Iicbt wcirht, suitable for spring and summer wear;
inclnding nickel, gray, blue-gray, light tans, and
biscuit. all steam shrunk, SLID. ,.,. ,,.,,r.,
New-York tribune., 1891-03-01
BLACK
DRESS GOODS.

renadines-Importation orders are just received.
ready for inspection Monday. They include
in single and double widths.
Imported Mohar Brilliantne, SO in. wide, fine
lustre and finish: the soc. quality for 44c.
All-wool French Henrietta Cloth, A in. wide,
beautiful dress fabric the 94c. quality for 75c.
Pure sillk-warp Henrietta, 40 in. wide, fine and
high lustre; the Sl.35 quality for Sl.05.
Black Dress GoOds-Left aisye.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-01
WASH GOODS
STYLES AND PRICES.

Spring Satnes are all in from foreign and
American mills An early selection affords an
ownership Of the exclusive and distinctly unique
patterns-this goes without saying TO the early
watchers for the first of everything.
Same is true of all manner of makes of Ginghams.
Mondays extra is an importers stock Of fine
Scotch Zephyrs, brought out this season, latest
stripe effects, selling at l0c. yard. They were
intended TO sell at 35c.
Wash Gcods-Man aisle
New-York tribune., 1891-03-01

allegation that I3o ballot. intended for Mr. Eeinhart
vcr, thrown ont because they m.''pclcd was an
allegation of mere guess work and suspicion not sup
uYrted Dy a s.nrle aindI,t. 4 mcdOn 20 adjourn Tor
oAs Uech wa5 tttcrwHm adopted, dHd the tVnlc'lIu'
were Informed thIt urIr-, tie case was presented
then II would BE dismissed.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-01
SMALL
CARRIAGE SHADES.

\ little early, perhaps, for Parasols, al
though we're ready if the weather
would but adjust itself to display
of them. However, Il small Carriage
Shade is in ordcr-we are showing them
from $l.j0 to 80.
Parasll Secton-Front Lot,
New-York tribune., 1891-03-01
]A1F(H5lER ; AND
II '''>l >lh1RAHAN
LACES
FOR MONDAY.

All-Silk La Tosca Lace Flouncings, 40
inches wide, in Black, only s different
patterns, were S1.30; reduced to G5c.
a yd.
All-Silk Black and Colored Drapery
Nets, in stripes, figures, and dots, 40
and 4S inches wide, were $1.5O; re-
duced to 73c. yd.
All-Linen Torchon Laces, 3 to inches
wide, which were zoe. yd.; reduced to
12c. yd.
100 dozen Valenciennes Lace Hand
kerchiefs, which were l5c.; reduced to
&c. each.
Laces-Right centre.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-01
RAIN
FOOTWEAR.
SOME OXFORD TIES.
RAIN

5000 pair of Women's Accent Double
Heel and Toe Rubbers, to introduce
this make of Rubber. The "WOrld
Rubber Company" has agreed to war
rant every pair of them-2l cents.
800 pairs of Women's Fancy Sample
Oxford Ties, sold at 50 and S6; Mon
day $3.50.
Shoes-2d foes.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-01
SHAWL
DEPT HAS
SOMETHING TO SAY.

80 imitation India Shawls, damaged trine' Szo'
for 1918. x,o.
Double Shawls, 72 by IA. all colors. former price
3d. all TO go at $29S each. ..o,soroa
Fischus, our own designs, ranging in price from
$3.50 to S25. III, oo,x
Velvet Shawls for steamer and travelling So''o'
in place Of S5 previously. ..
never sold under "a, Monday to go at Si:gs eaon'
New-York tribune., 1891-03-01

@what have you been reading lately p
Nothing -
How do Won like u , -...-. 49,.
0V Vcry much There is TO adventure, Of course, no
plot no sensational Incidents. In ltct rs qutc the
itaute as rcadins Il fashionable novel JUDGE
New-York tribune., 1891-03-01
STRONG
SILK NOTES.

Black Surah Silks from 55 cents, with
all the intervening grades, 20 Sl.lO-
actual worth is Gj cents to Sl.35.
Black Grenadines, with colored figures,
entirely new goods, four choice styles,
Sl.2j and $50.
Black Brocaded and stripe Crepes,
S1.35.
Black and Colored Bengalines, s1.25
to $500.
Black and Colored Faille Franchise
S100 to $500.
slks-Lcft centre.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-01

the question Of fares. All that Is under the disposal
Of the Sinking Fund Commissioners OF New-Ycrl:.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-01
BrookInn Gbeatrcs.

AMpHIoN'
KNOWLES .Lesseos and Manassfs
Commencing Monday, March .,
Ma,inces Weiac sday and Saturday
RICHARD OLD JED
GpIlDI,N PHOJih.
accompanlI DORA WILEY. Sweet singer
bv Miss DORA WILEY. 0, Maine.
Next wek-ROSE COGHLAN
In her pay.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-01
WRAPPERS
AND GOWNS.

400 ladies' Cambria Wrappers in new spring col
orinrs. Mother Hubbard 'front.' Princess back, csc.
ladies' Chnllle House Gowns, with yoke front,
Wattcau back, Sl.20.
"Outlnn flannel House Gowns, Sl.4s.
i"''''0' F % floor.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-01

EE-AVE. ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
30 CTS. GOOD RESERVED SEATS. so CTS.
One Week Only. First time in BROOKLYN T.. D.
Commencing MONDAY MARCH ..
Regular Ma;Inecs wednesday and Saturday.
DIR. hill
DR.. BI Ill
and ,hs OrIona Ca from Garden Theatre NewYofk.
including
Isabf EVesson, Mr. ). - fOlh;
Miss Estelle CLAYTON. Sif. j. w: Jnhnines'
Mrs. Louisa Eldrdge, Mr. W, %. ksyhlef
Miss Louisa Allen. Mr. Sr'orge hFks,
Miss Iane Grafton, ,ir' ,Iahpn l'yuu.Fsoor
Miss Ncllir DEgagc, Mr. James Laeksye'
And Original scenery, Costums and stage ENcets'
The Most Pronounced Success Of the Season.
Il. BILL
WIN be preceded n Every Performance by New oneAes
Play by jerome k Jerome entitled
u \ Il ID \ Il y.
Week March e--J. X. EMNCVs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01
SOUTHERN PROGRESS.
Opening the Interstate Exposition %
Raleigh, y. e., This Morning.

Opening the Interstate Exposition N
Raleigh, n. q, This Morning.
Special Dispatch to The Evenin., Star.
RALEIGH. \. C.. Oct 1.-The southern inter-
state exposition was formally opened this MORN
ing by Gen. Chiffon OF Texas. General Man
sger Gov. Holt and Mayor Badger delivered
addresses Of welcome, which we're responded 20
by octavius Cohen, editor of the Charleston
World and Rev. Dr. Hall, pastor of the Baptist
Tabernacle of this city. Editor Richardson Of
the Atlanta Journal, who was billed TO make
the principal address. is very III and was un-
ablo TO fill the appointment The opening
prayer was made by Rev. Thos. Dixon. the emf
nent young North Carolinian.
The young ladies brass band Of Indiana. one
OF the bands engaged by the exposition. was
wrecked near Richmond last night, and viii
not arrive till this evening.
There Is a large number OF visitors present.
The exhibits are not yet complete and will not
be for several days, owing 10 delay In trans
portation, but those already in shape make a
magnificent display.
The exposition main building is I.2aO feet
long and over 100 wide. and every foot Of avail
able space Will he occupied in a few days.
light professional Reronauts have been en-
gagged and will give daily balloon ascensions
and parachute leaps A band Of Cherokee
Indians will arrive IN a few days and will play
ball daily. Many fine games of base bali by
leading clubs of the country will also be
played during this month.
This exposition is the show for northern
people seeking homes or investments in the
south to visit and thousands are expected. An
excursion of over 100 newspaper men will ar
rive IN a few days. The NTH Maryland regi-
ment will be here and many other military
organizations from both north and south.
Mass meetings Of northern settlers in the
south Will be held every day next week. They
Will Issue an address 10 their northern brefh-
rem setting forth the advantages of this section
and testifying TO the cordial reception and kind
treatment received by them from people Of the
south.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01
TO BLOW A RULER UP
Attempt Upon the Life Of Emperor
Francis Joseph.
THE SOUTHERN EXPOSITION OPENED,
Americans SAID to Be Encouraging
the Guatemalan Revolt.
STRIKE OF 10000 COAL MINERS
STRIKE OF 10000 COAL MINERS
FRANCIS JosEPH's PERIL.
Alleged Attempt 60 BLOW Up the Royal Ass-
trian's Train.

trian's Train.
vienna, Oct L-Emperor Francis Joseph
arrived in safety al Reioheberg. near Prague.
this morning. and with his advent the news of
an alleged attempt upon the life of the impe-
eral opinion is that the startling news circulAt-
ing Is either untrue or else exaggerated 10 .
considerable extent. but Is has caused a great
sensation in spite of the doubts thrown upos
the statement
The story, in brief. IL about as follows: Dur
ing the night, IL appears, an attempt was made
with dynamite bomb or other bomb
loaded with high explosive 20 blow
suburb of Reicheberg. This outrage
Is said TO have occurred shortly before the en-
peror's tram. nj an early hour (practlcaily dur
Ing the night. Was 20 pass over the bridge men,
TONED. some railroad ~atchmen. rs is sasI.
saw the wouid-be as-aseins As they we're upon
structure and by appearing upon the scene
Illustrated their design.
The railroad officials who have circulated
this alarming story have not as vet explained
whether the men supposed TO have been en-
gagged IN tins outrage intended 20 destroy the
hosenthal bridge as the imperial train was ap-
preaching lt or whether it was the alleged as
sassins' desire TO wait until the emperor train
was upon the bride.
In any case there IL much in the whole affair
which will need definite explanation before
sober-minded persons will be convinced that
an attempt upon the emperor's life has really
been made or even contemplated.
Later advices that two bombs exploded
under the bridge the night before the Imperial
train passed. The structure was but slightly
damaged The police think only scare wss
intended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01

PEssoNAL-C. Z. Blackwood Of Toronto,
Chas. G. Carlton of San Francisco. G. r. Nc
Mullen Of Philadelphia and II. L. Ferrin Of
Savannah are at Willard 81. 6. Conner Of
Cincinnati, L F. Mack of 6ankusky, Ohio, and
r. Dalzell Of New York are at the Randall
o. J. Smith of Mexico, A. C. Barkhardt of
Cincinnati, J. G. Cox of Newark, A. r. Hart Of
Brooklyn and G. Evans Of New York are at tie
b. J. Hall and =. T. Brown
Of Chicago, 8. L. Moon Of Denver, B. E. Talbot
Of Knoxville and Bishop Paret Of Baltimore are
at the Ebbitt-Hon. @. W. Stone Of Warren,
Pa, Capt. c. W. whipple Of the army and
Commander John 6chouler OF the navy are at
the Arno.-E- n. Wilson Of Clarion, Pa, L
u. Dunn Of West Virginia, II. Helm Of New
York and + Shepsrdson Of Richmond are at
the Natioual--ThonAas E. Crcne Of syracuse,
J. W. Leonard Of Melbourne, Australia. and A.
". Nixon of LeeGb1rg ars q ~ HelEspo1t1an.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01
prposrr AezNcrEs-rhsy will sell you .h. D.s.

DxPoSIT A6ENCIES-They will sell you the best
goods in their respective lines the lowest prices
NORTHWEST wASHINGTOS.-Z D. Gilman, ,627
"a ave. dTpsFi' Hi, SsS w. is S01hIAn P Co 2os ssh
u; Hilton, books and stationery. 1906 Pa ave c.
i4is s. ave- sToesr; B. %stTous sls l4,G tsah an.
CotiAxs Market, bIch Co., IIII I4ih st., srocsrs
SeSns. sons Con conn G svs saton
Hilton. 2l42 ST.. druggists: George ". Cochran =
Ia 81, SSATs Vc,,o census 0lss f5slasS5 M s.S "a
groeers; woOdwaEd & Lothrop. llth and SITS gem
srsl nerch4a iiss; Merits Modern Pharmacy, nth
shoes, l., 4 Crsel. IUth and New York ave-.
druggist; H. W. Walton, ttn and s:s., druggist Q.
fases So sa s4 and sh .es.rs sqsss
yohn = CsseL. lola IN ST., grocer; D. Rich sons.
MoE,sonssy s 7 N 81 k sensr. 1 nsrsn.nfisS; fxrs e.
kkS.s; 5.h $; and TiCrids ave. drussisi; Harry
gist: Koeder's Dupont Pharnacy corner lyth st. and
Coma ave Harry I. s smith. corner 2d and sta.
sOTfH4EsT wisaINGT6S nsi Ei%ard ivan aha GREEN. s
corner l0nh St and NiriniS druggist; " g. klch-
a; ess $50 s erqS'is si;ngs l. ksIly Co.
drusy.ss. NORTHEAST wAsHtSGroNef
fltzer, corner 5,h and Eas: Capto st: dr,sr5s, L.
D. Walter. corner 18th and q sts. druggist. Henry
Johnston tnraachl d5lsgist corner 9th and sts.
FAST &AskiN6iOS.~FTant p. Weller. soi AZ
s., druggist; j: Waiter Hodzsa. cor. Penn ave-
drusrs. Charles HAWKINS. 4th and Vi. ave- drusS,st
Byngs Pharmacy. "a and Pa ANAcOsIiA ID c.
arars.s. ahoRSEiTowN%. D. shd s.aSs sSsn'sa $ SIS;
e.: drass.s:: u " & 3aSi, : Brs; Ssp9 and s2ll
a:aIoS, Ia ga 81. sos9 S f TsRoma fsss fts9Sssr.
BIRCH = Co. near station of Baltimore and Oaio
SsalIosa. srossEs EIa;O,nhLANE. ac,... D. G. : Charles
Grocer. HYAITSvILLE. MIA p. Berry Co
~ station. grocers- se.sS-St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01

Sent BACK TO JAPAN.--Mr. Owen, superin-
tendent Of immigration, has ordered that Tai
Suyaki, Japanese woman who recently ar
rived at San Francisco, be returned to Japan
on the ground that she was brought to this
country for immoral purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01
TIE US1oS SAVINGS BaSx.
SECOND NATIONAL. BANK BUILDING,
500 7TH STREET.

SECOND NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
sos 7TH STREET.
THE UNION SAVINGS BANK OFFERS
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES TO SEVERAL
CLASSES OF DEPosIToRs.
FIRST.-To WORKING PEOPLE WHO
CANNOT COME 70 THE BANK DURING
BUSINESS HOURS. BUT CAN COME TO
THE NEAREST DEPOSIT AGENCY GET A
STAMP BOOK FREE OF COST AND DE-
POSIT EACH DAY OR EACH WEEK SUCH
AN AMOUNT AS THEY ARE ABLE TO
SPARE
SECOND.-TO CHILDREN. WHO MAY
BUY SAVINGS STAMPS AND LEARN HOW
TO DO BUSINESS. THE KNOWLEDGE OF
HOW RAPIDLY SMALL SUNS. SAVED
REGULARLY. WILL GROW INTO BIG
Suns WILL BE A BENEFIT To THEM
ALL THEIR LIVES. PARENTS OR GUAR
DIANs ARE INVITED TO OPEN AN AC-
COUNT FOR EACH MEMBER OF THE
FAMILY.
THIRD.-To THOSE HAVING LARGER
SUNS WHICH ARE NOT To BE USED
FOR A CONSIDERABLY PERIOD, DEPOSIT
WITH THE UNION SAVINGS AND LET
THE AMOUNT DRAW INTEREST UNTIL
you HAVE OCCASION TO USE 1T ELSE
WHERE.
FOURTH--To THOSE WHO ARE ABLE
TO PAY A GIVEN SUN EACH WEEK OR
MONTH FOR A PERIOD OF YEARS. OPEN
AN ACCOUNT WITH THE UNION saw
ISGs AND AVAIL YOURSELVES OF THE
LARGER DIVIDENDS WHICH WILL BE
PAID TO INSTALLMENT DEPOsITORs.
ANY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING DEPOSIT
AGENCIES WILL SELL YOU
FIvE-CENT STAMPS,
IWENTY-FIvE-CENT STAMPS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01

The STAuSToS BUILDING SITf.-Assistant
Secretary Crounse has selected the property
at the northeast corner of Lewis and Frederick
streets, Staunton, Va, the site of the public
building to be erected In that city. The prop
erty was offered by VIM. Z. Craig for Sl2, 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01

NAVAL ORDERs.-Surgeon John c. Boyd has
been ordered to temporary duty as member
and recorder Of the naval examining board at
the Naval Hospital, Brooklyn, n. Y. Ensign
James L. Shindel has been detached from the
receiving ship Independence and ordered to
the fish commission steamer Albatross.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01

An EMBEzzLER PARDoNED.-The President
has pardoned +. L. Schaum of Baltimore, con-
victed of embezzling s772 from the Drovers
and Mechanics National Bank of that city and
sentenced In July, 1883, to five years imprison-
ment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01
BELGIAN GLASS BLowERs.-The Trea

BELGIAN GLASS BLowERs.-The Treasury De-
partment is investigating complaint that
large number of Belgian glass blowers have
recently arrived in this country in violation of
the alien contract law While there are sus-
picious circumstances connected with several
of the cases it has SO far been found impracti-
cable to obtain any direct evidence of an in
fraction of the law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01

FoURTB-CLAss PosTMAsTERs.-Fourth-cl
postmasters have been appointed as follows:
Nirginia-J. E. Hutchins, Major; NJ w. Keliam,
Mapleton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01

CADETS APPorSTED-The following named
persons have been appointed cadets at the
Military Academy: Edward A. Smith
(alternate), Troy. NY; Jas. n. Pickering,
Beebe, Ark. Benjamin 4. Borden (alternatel,
Cedartown. Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01

WARNER P. SUTTON, consul general Of the
United States at Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, who
has been on leave of absence from his post for
several months, is in this city for a few days,
en- route TO Mexico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01

An INVITATION TO THE PaEsIpESr.-Surgeon
General Henderson has invited the President,
through Gen. ordway, to visit his hunting camp
in the Allegheny mountains some time during
the mouth Of October, ana participate in a deer
hunt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01

IMPoRTATIoNs From CANADA BY MAn--A
package containing a tailoring system mailed
from Montreal, Canada, and addressed to q
merchant in Richmond, Ind, was recently
seized by the customs officers at Detroit, Mich,
for alleged violation Of the universal postal
union convention. Assistant Secretary Crounse
has instructed the collector at Detroit to re-
lease the package and to forward il to the post
master at Richmond marked Supposed liable
to customs duties"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01

LAND COMMISSIONER IN SAMoA-The Presi-
dent has appointed ex-Gov. L. J. 0rmsbee Of
Vermont land commissioner in Samoa, vice
Henry c. lde, resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01

AuBunSDALk, Mass, Oct L--fsstsrdAy sfssr.
noon Mrs Harrison and Mrs Mckee visited
Wellesley College. half holiday vs given
the girls In honor Of the occasion The oulmi-
ma ting social event Of the stay Of the Harrson
party xas the grand ball given last night by the
guests Of the Woodl1nd Park Hotel In houeg q
Nrs. Harrison and xr. and 1rA MaKee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01

Consul REooeSIzED.-The President has re-
cognized Enrique Torello as consul general
OF Guatemala at San Francisco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01
FOURTEEN DELINQUENT BANKs.-The amour

FOURTEEN DELINQUENT BANKs-The amount
Of ~ per cent bonds held in trust by the treas-
urer of the United States for national banks as
security for their circulation. at the close of
business September 80. 1881. is S24s, 800. These
bonds are the property o; fourteen banks. To-
Gated in ten different states. As they are no
longer available for the purpose stated they
will have to be replaced with interest-bearing
honda
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01

NEW BASK.-The controller Of the cur.
rency has authorized the Farmers National
Bank of Arkansas City. Kan, to begin busines,
with a capital of 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01

A BANK IN TRoUBLE.-Bank Examiner Miller
has been ordered to take charge Of the First
National Bank of Clearfeld, Pa, reported to
be in financial trouble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal rev.
enue, S422, 1877; customs. ssI7.O9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01
NOTICE.

Books for the subscription Of the capital Of the
Washington and Chesapeake Beach Railway Compsny
VII be opened et the ofaes Of BALDWIN Baldwin,
Laurel. No. the 15.h day OF October, 1881. st 10
O'Clock snd will be continued open until O'Clock
p n and from Day day thereafter until the whole
aaSunt u the capital stock shall be sold Subscrip
cons 10 the capital Will also be taken At
p2ny's oface IN the Warrington Loan Trust Conn
Psnys oqildinr. cozner Of yth and x SITS, WASHING.
ton- ID. C.; also II the ot1ce OF the ktdesity and
Deposfs Company. No. Cz4ysrt ST. Bal,imore, Nd.
II Case the stock shall be than subscribed the
nrst day ezch subscriber snail recetvs pro
amount Of his sut scrpton- payment Of 10 per cent
OF tie amount sabsbsd Will Be required ~ the tine
o. nAkis the sulecrision- Total amount OF capital
stock. LOO. .Cot.
BAkNES COMPTON, EDWIN WAKEFIELD.
xnxpkklCk b. SAITH, WILLIAM G. CODD,
JAMES L BARBOUR, JOHN q. SLATER.
Bk&J. D. kAhNS.
o4osoo0 lnoogpogDeon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01

UNArpRoAcHEp AND USAppnoAoHABLE
BARGAINS.
Au-wool 4O-inch Bed ord Ccres, Csc.
~ 70 Siik Warp Henrietta, Black. at S1.29.
Ioc- 40aEch An-woo. Cailel's iisir SERGE Soc.
a,c Northumberland " ide Ladies Cloths, 6sc.
G25sc. 4O-,nch Al-wool Cas- .E.eres, SOC.
Lovely Al-wool Double Widtn Piaids, Joc.
Iard-wide HeIrietiss Black and coiors, 2jc.
Doube-wid,h High Novelty Dress Goods. l9c.
Ssc Striped Dress Goods. 2S-n. wide. at l5c.
Beautiful Standard Prints, &C.
Blankets. Comforts, Counterpanes Table Damask.
Towels and Napkins at joIbers and importers prices
Yard wide Standard Cotton Cloth, &c.
10-4 Piquot B.eached Sheeting, best made, 26kc.
Lonsdale Canbric. genuine. l0xc.
Gr. warmers. Ball AZ l.. and y. Corsets, 0cc.
Dress Makers Best Canlbrics. 4hc.
bRUDREAD co. IS, (recentiy on Ut.
Double Stores. 1919 and lS2i i4th st. n. W..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01

NO MATTER HOW POOR YOU ARE YOU
~ are not too poor TO have insurance on your
lie can insure your life upon 10. 10 and 90
year endowment plans. which are the best in
vestmsnts you could possibly make. Write me
for parSicuGzs- CHAS- l. GURLEY. 1895 4
81 u seq
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01
RAILROAD COAL MINERS STRIKE.
Ten Thousand Quit work--A Long strasgis
Expected.

PrrTsBuRe. Oct Ia general strike Of rail-
road coal miners Of the Pittsburg district was
insugurated today in accordance with The
action taken at yesterdays convention. Re-
ports have not been received from all ths
mines, but il L. estimated that close on %
10000 quit work. They are firm for the s5f-
cent rate and assert they viii remain out until
1t is conceded by ali the corporations hong
and bitter struggle is probable.