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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16
VICTORIA SLAVE SHAMELESS.
Sale of Chinese Girls Who Are Imported e
That Purpose.

Sale of Chinese Girls Who Are Imported for
That Purpose.
From the New York Sun.
SEATTLE, Dec. I5.-The authorities of Vic
toria have discovered in that city regular
slave shambles, where the Cinnamon buy
women as they would buy tea. An investigation
has just revealed the careers of six Chinese
girls who arrived by the Empress Of China
about the middle OF October. These girls
ranging in age from eleven to fourteen years.
were in charge Of two old women, Chin All Die
and Chan Sui. Immediately upon the arrival
of the steamer they disposed Of the two oldest
for 81, 400 and $500 respectively, but they
bound the four younger ones over to Lin You,
famous procuress, with instructions to wait
for better market. On Monday last she sold
them for S1.4l0, S1.610. $685. and $40 respec.
lively, cash being paid down.
This sale was made with the assistance Of
Hoy Chung, the head of the Highlander gang
In victoria, and, OF course. he received q good
commission for his part in the transaction.
Moy Chung rules the Chinese residents Of Vic
toria with a rod of iron. The powers vested in
him by the chiefs Of the highlander society in
Hong Kong make him feared by every China.
man, and il is alleged that he il at the bottom
Of nearly every brawl and disturbance.
Lin You, when frightened by the questions
put to her, finally confessed everything re-
garding the sale and added that the EMPRESS
Of India on her next trip would bring more
girls for the same purpose Lin You also
stated that three out Of the four girls sold ON
Monday had Up to that time led perfectly pure
lives. Two Of them went to Lo Leet, one to
Nah Quong Fook and one to Chung Wan.
On Friday night Lo Leet, a low. repulsive-
looking man, besotted with opium smoking,
but dressed in a manner that at once pro-
claimed him wealthy, opened his doors to the
men who were searching for the girls and re-
GREETED his carelessness the moment afterward
In the first room, huddied in a native bed,
were the two young girls, but pale and with
eyes like those of hunted animals. When uues-
toned they told their tale in q plain, straight
forward manner. Briefly they were slaves,
living in dread of their owner and forced 70
prostitution; this in the principal street Of Vic
toria. 200 yards from the city hall.
Wah Quong Foek, who bought a child Of
thirteen, is well known even beyond China
town. He is q gambler and crook, and as
sharp as q needle. His room Is reached by as
cendiug a steep, narrow flight of stairs, pitch
dark both day and night. The door was opened
to admit a'.friend," and closed again with
the searchers inside. The child, loaded down
with the weight Of costly silks and enormous
ornaments. stood in the bed room pale and
sickly looking. She told her tale after q great
deal of kind coaxing. 1t was what was
expected--cruel treatment, compulsory shame
and all the:criminality Of this character.
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BROOKLYN'S LATEST TRAGEDY.

Two Arrests Made, But No Proof Against the
Suspects
NV YoRE, Dec. l6.-The police of Brooklyn
thus far have not been able to fssten the crime
OF the killing of Mrs. Bosckinsky or Block. as
she Was commonly known. and her four-year-
old boy Israel upon any one.
The child died this morning 1T the hospital
Early this morning two more arrests were
made. Simon Fielman and Max. Lemley, both
living in the house where the murder was COM
mitted. The police believe that robbery was
the motive fo- the crime
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.
The Names OF the New Circuit Judges Sent .
the Senate.

The Names OF the New Circuit Judges Sent 10
the Senate.
The President today sent to the Senate the
following nominations:
To be United States circuit judges, as pro-
vided by section 1, chapter SIT, United States
statutes at large: VIM. L. Putnam Of Maine,
for the first judicial circuit: Nathaniel Ship
man Of Connecticut, for the second: Geo. NJ.
Dallas OF Pennsylvania. third: Nathan Golf of
West Virginia, fourth; VIM. H. Taft Of Ohio,
sixth: VIVA. Woods of Indiana, seventh; War
rem Truitt Of Oregon, United States district
judge for the district Of Alaska-
JUDGE TAFT.
The nomination today by the President Of
Solicitor General Taft to be one Of the judges
OF the new circuit court of appeals will cause
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Caorpr Souxps

A. nsxh; from babys crib are dssrsctiue to Parents
who loss for medicine equal 20 The srnergxncy
Nos - with those Who have AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL in the house. A dose Of this medicine
affords certain and speedy relief To cure colds.
coughs. sore throat. asthma. bronchitis hoarseness
snd various disorders OF the Breathing apparatus
Ayers Cherry Pectoral has no equal IL soothes the
ATTAINED tissae. promotes eIpec.o1a;ion and induces
rspose. Capt q. CarIey. Brooklyn. n. T.. writes:
81 have used Ayers Cherry Pectoral in my family for
thirty years and have always found the best remedy
SOr Group. which complain. my children were
subject"
II Use Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL IN my practice and
prononncs it to be mequaled remedy for colds
and souxh.-"-J. @. Gordon. II. D.. Carroll Co..
virginia
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Prepared BY Or. J. C. Agar Co.. Lowell. Mass.
Sold BY ali Druggists. Price, 81; SIX bottles. Sci
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16

NAVAL PEoMorIoNs.-The retirement of
Commander Kellogg, on account of disability,
which was noted in last nights STAR, will
cause the following promotions in the navy:
Lieut.. Com. G. NJ. Book to be commander
Lieut.. L. C. Logan to be lieutenant COM
lnander; Lieut.. Junior grade) R T. Mulligan
to be lieutenant ana Ensign ]. H. Owens to
be lieutenant, junior grade. Lieut.. Gunior
grade) Henry Minett has been promoted to be
lieutenant from December II, vice Lieut.
Chas. NJ. Mccartney, retired; Ensign d. P.
Minett.
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CosTs Nor ALLowABLE.-Thea acting Score

CosTs Nor ALLowABLE.-The acting Score
tary OF the Treasury recently asked the Attor-
ney General for an opinion as to whether "costs
that have accrued in customs suits are allowa-
BILE in the adjustment of claims for refunds. -
The Attorney General has replied that in his
opinion ''costs are not and cannot be included
in judgments against the United States by cir
cult courts on appeals by importers from illegal
assessments Of duties by collectors of customs
without some declaration of Congress to that
effect. The opinion has been embodied in a
circular for the further guidance of custom
officers on this subject
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16

CHANCE FOR MEDICAL SrUDENTs.--In order
to afford the young men of the west and north
west an opportunity OF entering the medical
department of the army, Acting Secretary
Grant today ordered a board Of medical Of
ficers to convene at Chicago, ILL.,, February
next FOR the examination of all applicants for
appointment in that service. The board con-
ss!s of Col. B. j. d. Irwin. Lieutenant Colonels
c. II. Alden and A. c. Girard and First Lieu
tenant A. e. Bradley.
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IN WALL STREET TO-DAY.
Prices on the Stock Exchange Were Firm,
but Trading Was on q Small Scale.

NEW York, Dec l6.-Ninety-fve thousand
shares of stock we're ali that were sold on the
stock exchange in the two hours of business
this morning The major part of this total
was made up of transactions in Northern Pa
cific preferred, sugar trusts, which were sell
ing ex-dividend of four per cent, Chicago gas,
Rock Island New England. Erie. Missouri Pacific.
Union Pacific. 81. Paul and Manhattan. Prices
were firm throughout the opening hour and at
IL o'clock were Is to ] per cent higher. The
market continued strong in the hour to noon
and prices made further fractional advances.
Rock Island and Missouri Pacific were espe-
cially strong. At noon the market was firm at
the best prices. The market is very dull at
this writing Q:30 p. n.y. and somewhat easier.
Money, 2a2E per cent. Exchange steady,
posted rates. 4o4a4S6; actual rates, 4S2a483
for 60 days and 4Sis4a4S5 for demand. Gov
ernments steady. currency 6s, l09 bid As, cOu-
pom, HTS bid extended Is. registered, 1907
bid.
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great deal of genuine
regret in Washington.
where he has, during
the past thirty months.
made hosts of friends.
Though they will con-
graduate him upon his
appointment. which
elevates him to a judicial
position but a little
short of the dignity of
the Supreme Court, they
will be sorry to lose
his genial presence in
Washington. Il can
safely be said that few
Office holders have
uon fho naparol ra-
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T. b. T9 Sss xo & Sox. s,.

issl1 9Th IT. q.
One Bale Unblescl.ed Cotton. &c
HE'D Table Linen. coiors, 2..3c.
lO-i Ail-wOo. blankets. e.
liz All 400. B.Rnkets, -.
lO-4 Blankets extra oarxa;n), 05c.
bie2coec Table Linen. 80.
lnh.exc ned shsetinz. lO-& wide. 15c.
b.eas bed >hevtlns, 1914 wide, lie.
BltsSLel Pillow Case Cotton 81. and lOc
We have Just received . large line Napkins worth
ssc- dozen. &c
l&hes cot Skirts. extra long. al
- dozen Gents Ties worth to 5Oc. for 24c.
ench.
Extra Heavy Canton Drawers, JOc.
D-->s FLANNEL. IL yards vice. 5ss.
bss< h T,rnrisita. a. WI. from .J0c. up
B-acS Henrir,ta. Noo. lace. III inches " ice, 2lc.
k~1.Bsr- proOf Licking. 1jc.
Dr-s.I.. ssss Cslzlbrls, "a.
Lac Cus-anrs a. all rrices from T5c. up.
I@rse Una VI lnsetwear. Bed Comforts. White
apxs~as. .uss. Iabe Covers. Corsets, Cashmere, &C.
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FIELDS SPIRIT BROKEN.
He Does Not Act Like an Insane Man-Worry-
ing About His Wife.

ing About His Wife.
NEW YORK. Dec. l6.-Edward u. Field passed
q restless night in Ludlow street jail. lie went
to bed early last evening. after partsking Of tea
and toast. He tossed about uneasily all night,
the entire time being closely watched by two
Keepers.
At 7:i5 this morning the warden awoke Field,
who arose and stared vacantly about the room.
Finally he said: Il AM worrying about my wife.
hope 1 will hear some news from her; it will
relieve my mind. MIR. Ferris, who called upon
me las. night. promised 20 return and tell me
about her condition, but he has failed to keep
his word"
He then drank cup of tea, but firmly re-
fused to eat ything.
My appetite Is all gone" was the only ex-
cuse he would give
The keepers say that his talk is very rational
and that he acts Ike man whose spirit IL all
broken. DR.. Field was his only Visitor this
morning.
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Engineer Kelly Dead.

NEwBURGH N y. Dec 16.--James Kelly, the
engineer of the North Shore line train on the
Central wrecked q. Fishkill las. night, died at
o'clock this morning. During the night he
was delirious and frequently exclaimed: III
tell you ali about it in the morning" The
scalded and crushed body Of the fireman is
awaiting the coroner'S inquest One of the
tracks was cleared at 2:I5 and travel was re-
sumed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16

Duty ON CoAL.-Acting Secretary Spaulding
has informed Commissioner Bates of the bu-
reau of navigation that coal in the bunkers Of
importing vessels as ''sea stores is not duti-
able that coal transferred in lighters from
British Columbia to American vessels navi-
eating between ports in the United States is
not dutiable, but in the case OF foreign vessels
the coal is dutiable
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Yesterday morning at the central station
hearing young colored man named Fred
Roper, who had been arrested - vasrant, told
Judge Gripp that he was IN actor in hard luck.
He said he was q tenor singer, and had been
travelling with an opera company, but meeting
with reverses il had disbanded. His home
was at Mackinac, Mich, where he was anxious
to 60. The judge told him IL he would favor
the assembled company with 3 vocal solo he
would let him of.
The young man, hardly more than . boy. was
some what taken sback with this golden oppor-
tunity to sing his way to freedom, and mod
estly requested to be removed to stage dis
tsuce." 10 do % 1t wug necessary 10 take him
back in the corridor, and there, some twenty
feet from the smiling Judge, Who was sur
rounded by crowd OF interested iisteners, the
boy sang o selection from one of the popular
operas In . truly artistic manner, and in q
sweet and tuneful voics. A. it, conclusion the
Judge told him be had done well, and that one
Who possessed such voice could NOT be . COM
mon vag. He told Tie boy he was free, aud he
left the station with light tread.
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Wrecked by Grain Speculation.

Fremont, NEB, Dec. l6.--An application has
been made for a receiver for the Nebraska
Mortgage and Investment Company. Ex-
Congressman Dorsey is presiden. of the con.
Germ, which had a capital of s25O, OOO 1t is
alleged that the manager, c. H. Toncray,
wrecked the company by grain speculation. It
10 believed the creditors will be paid in full.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16

THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS - Among the
Presidents callers today were Attorney Gen.
eral Miller, Senators Hoar, Quay, Hiscock,
Pettigrew, Dixon and Plumb, Representatives
e. b. Taylor. Ohio; Burrows, Pickler and
consisting of MIR. Abraham Hart Of iowa, Mrs.
Royer of Ohio and Mr.. G. L. Henderson and
Miss Henderson Of California; ex-Representa-
tive Townsend, with Judge Albert OF Colorado,
and Mr.. d. 7. Roberts, the recorder OF the
general land office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16

ARMY TRANsFEBs.-The acting secretary OF
war has amended the army regulations as fol-
lows: Officers in each arm of the service will
be transferred from one regiment to another
by orders from the War Department, without
change Of rank or commission. The transfer
or exchange of company officers of a regiment
will be made by the general commanding the
army"
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Opening up Oregon lumber Lands.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 16-Tne Central Pacific
railroad has sold to g. H. and j. q. Pierce
Chicago iumbermen, 1880 acres OF timber
land in southern Oregon for 100000 The
purchasers will erect large mills at Klamath
City and will builds railroad thirty-eight miles
long to tap their lands. The timber on the
land is chiefly pine, but there is considerable
redwood
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SENTENCE CoMMUTED.--Thc President has
committed to four years actual imprisonment
the sentence in the case of Joseph knight, con-
victed in Pennsylvania OF embezziement and
sentenced February 20, 1888, to imprisonment
for seven years and Ave months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16
jackson Sign. to Fight si.vin.

San FRASc;sco, Dec. i6.-petor jackson has
signed the articles Of agreement for his fight with
Frank slaviu and forwarded them to London.
They agree to fight twenty rounds with four
ounce gloves at catch weights for purse of
10000. The contest il TO take place at the
National Sporting Club on May 50 next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16

Hope for the Hadhe1d Creditors.
WAuKEsHA, Wis, Dec. 16.-The assets Of the
Hadfeld Company. dealers In lime, cement and
stone, which assigned yesterday are estimated at
$500, 600. The liabilities are large but it is be-
heved that when tho tangled affairs are
Strengthened out creditors will be paid in full
The company was engaged in numerous railway
speculat;ons.
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Reports Of Foreign Marine Disaster..

LONDON, Dec. 16.--It is reported that the
steamer Prince zoltykof, from Barry for st.
Nazaire, has been wrecked of Brest, and that
every one OF her crew was drowned. The only
person saved from the steamer was the captain
The fishing smack Oshprey has been wrecked
in the Firth of lay during severe snow sqrsii
The Eve men forming her crew were drowned
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Timothy e. Byrnes' Case Postponed.

against Timothy E. Byrnes was called in the
district court, Judge I.ochren presiding, yss-
terday. The indictment charged Mr., Byrues
with forgery in the first degree. He pl9adsd
not guilty. His bond Was fxed ct q, 600 and
greatly TO the disappointment Of The crowd the
case was pat over 70 February.
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The Chicago Mail Wagon Robbery.

CHICAGO, Dec 16.-The men who robbed the
mail wagon last night, as nearly as can be esti-
mated, secured in the neigbborhood OF sc, 900
in currency and about S20e, eco in non-negotia-
BILE paper sent by the Dro,ers and Stock
Yards National Banks TO their correspondents.
Michael and join Sheylin. two men whom
the police proclaim crooks, we're arrested on
suspicion of being connected with the rob-
berry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16

MAJ. Guy Y. HENRY, ninth cavalry, has been
ordered to proceed from New York city to Fort
Myer, to appear as q witness before a court
martial at that post and upon the completion
OF this duty will return to New York city.
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Convicted Of Assault

In the Criminal Court this morning stout,
veil-built coiored man named Alfred johnson
wss the complaining witness againstAdamB usey,
whom be charged with having knocked him
down and robbed him Of e70. The alleged
highway robbery occurred the night Of Octo-
bsr 8 1t the corner Of 9Th and r strsets. Ths
jury found verdict Of guilty Of assault AM
drew Tyler, Who was indicted With Busey, Wa
previously acquitted.
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killed by tho COLLAPSE of a Bridv..

NArcHEz, Mss, Dec. 16.-Hester Lewis and
Levia Shields. two colored women, were killed
and two colored men seriously injured by the
collapse of the Twin Bayou bridge, near this
city, Monday night A boy had his arm broken.
The party was ON the bridge with four-mule
team when the bridge fell, carrying them with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16

An OPPOKTUSE FRIEND will be found In Or d
ia. mes ENpectUrani. when Tacked Oy a severe
Cold, and the many Lung ar THROAT affections
which sometimes follow. This Old remedy has
met the approval OF two genetati0us aud ls today
popular. safe ana effective as ever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16

N0rcross' Remains to BE Sent to Boston.
NEW YORK, Dec 16.-This afternoon the
shattered remains Of young Norcross will be
given in charge of an undertaken. The measure
ments OF the head will also be completed. To-
night the remains will be placed in q metallic
coffin and tomorrow night will be seat forward
to Boston.
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Oux New HONS

isready Cor yonr ,n.pecaoa.
rs FIVE FLOORS
Are ~oTnr,stey stocked with everything that IN new
tnS Sesuab.e II koussnoid urrishings aud is we'll
esI.s v.Ai
OUR FIRST FLOOR
corts.as carefully selected stock Of Bed Room. Din
~ 1col and Cf.1ee Furniture.
OUR SECOND FLOOR
Ieeyoed entirely to CARPETS. and contains the latest
sna l-ost dssnxbss isil and xiater eoior:nsa All
grad<s
OR THIRD FLOOR
Contains stock Of farior Furniture which for variety
q d<ssn and excellence. of material not
sssyssssd ~ any house II the eean;sy.
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SILVER PURcHAsEs.-Of the LOGS, 900 ounces
of silver offered for sale to the Treasury De-
partment today 7O8, 900 ounces were purchased,
US follows: 100000 ounces at so $3.50, so, 900
ounces at 50. 9525, SIS, 600 ounces at 50 $50.
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settling the Afrairs os a rennes... p

Settling the Affairs ck u Tennessee Bank.
COLUMBIA, TENN. Dec. 1G-The creditors Of
the Bank Of Columbia and Columbia Banking
Company some weeks since met in mass
meeting and appointed committees to
examine the books and affairs of the
two insolvent banks. Pursuant to a call
from these committees the creditors met in
the court house this morning to hear the re-
ports from the committees. From the reading
Of reports and the opinions Of the committee
IL appears that tho banks will pay 60 or 50
cents on the dollar certain, with probability
Of more :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16

NAVAL PAYMEST.-The Secretary of the
Navy today made the fourth payment on the
battle ship Oregon, amounting to s96, 6s4. 80, to
the Union Iron Works of San Francisco
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Ordered to Return 10 rh.,, x.v..

81. Louis, Mo-, Dec. l6.-Acting Chief Ram
say has ordered the photographers on the South
ern Pacific and Atlantic and Pacific to return
to work II the officials Of the road adhere "a
their decision 70 allow the msn TO beloue 10 8
labor organization. He viii consider the wages
question whom he sets 70 Albuqusrqus.
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Furnishing Disordsrly English Socialists

LONDON, Dec. l6.-Eighteen socialists were
recently arrested at Chelsea on the charge of
creating disturbance in the streets while en-
gagged in spreading their doctrines. They we're
convicted and today they were each sentenced
to pay fines varying from GO to ESQ pounds.
Several Of them, in addition to being fined.
were also sentenced to one months imprison-
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16

Beneficial Association incorporated.
The National Beneficial Association 20 con-
duct an industrial life insurance business tiled
certificate of incorporation today. Josiah NJ.
Vale, f. J. Perry and w. A. Cook are named rs
trustees. Benefits are TO he paid in cases of
accident or sickness OF members az well as for
funeral expenses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16

GEN. MALONE of Virginia called at the White
House this morning and had q conference with
the President upon sundry topics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16

Mn& TITLE z. Tosrn Of 9le llth street
soushwest, who had been sick for some time
and W: tnoogns 70 Pc recovering, died sud-
the keart.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

Gait. PHILIP b. ELLIS, thirteenth infantry,
has been ordered to examination for retire
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16

A. L. swartwout has purchased lots 2 TO {
block $, in Z and c. 3 sub lot 3, de-, White
Haven, o: J. {. Hurst for $1,000.
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Ma. WrLsox.

n.
Of the shoe firm Of WILSON CARR. 9,9 ST. NV. .
never xr0ws enthusiastic than when speaking Of
the wearing qualities of their famous So 80 Hand
ssved shoe. and the public have caught his
enthusiasm. for the selling record of ths particular
Shoe has probably been equaled in Washington
IL shaped last that makes remarkably in
IT'S spp~arsnes. and wonld that could
be sold .: such low figure. This Shoe is made in
VIDA. medium aud marrow for ladies. gentlemen
and children The ladies have choice Of dull glaze
nntsh. and the soft. piable lsath assurance
thu: they viii be extremely eomfortab., wAlkins
The Shoe for gentlemen Is well made just the Shoe
Tor nelesnf weather. Get pair next week; you will
b surprised % their wearing qualities. dl4-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16

EtAsl (discussins ball programs With Der
sistsr)-'-Oh. did enjoy that waltz r.
No-"But did not zee you dancing It."
Ethsl-.-oh. W wsrsatssg on lie stsira~-
Poi II Uk
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SkkDIT HoU Sc.

La sls. s2l and SO IN - .. y.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Stock Market.
Name.
Name.

, The following are the opening and closing prices OF
the New York Stock Market, es reported by spectal
wire to Corson and Nacartney. l4l9 street.