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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-21
1900 p.v.r,are Burncd Out.

The alarm Of fire turned in at ISIS O'CLOCK
this morning from Box 81 was due to the ~
burning OF the residence OF, William ~ ?.
Beveridge, ESQ.,. outside of the corporate .
limits OF the city, in Hsnrico. AT z;g .n 9s
information was that the house was sim IL
flames and was likely to be entirely con-
sumed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-21
public Offices Private Snaps.

OrrAwA. On, August ls.-Ihe PubHc
Accounts Committed adduced some start
Inc developments TO-DAY 70 the effect that
a nunber OF officials in the Department or
public Works have been purchasing goods
from merchants IN Ottawa, charging them
tothe department and having them sent TO
their private houses for their own USE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-21
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Mo-. August 2O.-yirginia 3 :. ga
"a Baltimore and Ohio stock. gla92 North
ern Central stck, 50: Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern 1st-, 9SIz IL incomes. 6Oaua !;
DO. % incomes, 20; consolidated gas bonds,
ll2lS DO. stock. 43as.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-21

The Gesangverein Virginia had On ENJOY,
~ As eoc,SI and musical entertainment al
i Biandon Park last night. The large mum,
Der Of ladies' and gentlemen presen. s spvn,
a nlea.ant evening. and for the time oeihg
80 nark vas full OF melody.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-21
nr. ch.nnIic 10 BE Bishop CoadJntor.

MILWAUKEE. WIS. August l9.-Cardinai
Gibbons was to-day notified of the ap..
pointment of DR.. p. L. Chnpelle, pastor Oh
81. Matthews church at Washington. as
coadjutor to Archbishop Salpointe at santa
Ee N NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-21
r..,v.. shrunken Purse.

poxr August ie.-The Government has
nornced that il is obliged TO stop the
aanl,lJ;n0 of the Victor Emanuel monument
~ the Capitoline hill owing to lack OF
a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-21
GRAIN ANo COTTON EXCHANGE.

AUGUST 20, leyL
oyFERrgl
WnxAr.-4,090 bushels
CrLS.--3, O42 bushels.
OArs.-I.2iO bushels
kTE.--jJ bushels.
NnL-OFyAL-l5 tons.
sALA
wHxAr.-2, 24s bushels
CoRs.-t.080 bushels.
OArs.--i46 bushels
RYE-66 bushels
QUOTATIONS
WHsAr.-Lougbsrry, s1ssf.10. Mixed. osc.a
e1.09. shortDerry, e5c.sei.Os. No Z red.
sL05as1O7.
CoHS.-whlts prime yirginia). 73c.; No 2.
7ya7.ic. Mixed. No =, 7Oallc.
OArs.-No- g. 37s3.c.; No 3, 3oa3tc- No
Iected. 30a54c. Winter lfor secdl. 4sao3c.
krE-vsc asl.03
We quote: Fine, e3.75as4: supsrnns, e4s5a
$3.50; extra. s4-75: family, s5aso.eS: pat
ent family, eo.5oe36.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
August 90. 1891.
(Reportsd for tne Dsspssch-l
Auction offerings on Change sc-dAy. Az sss~-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-21
THE TEXAS STATE ALLIANCE.
A Large Majority in Favor Of the Sub
Treasnry Plan,

DlLLAs, TExAs. August l9.-In the State
Alliance. now IN session here, quite bitter
fight is being made on the sub-Ireasury
question, but il Is evident that large ma
Jority Of the delegates favor the sub-Irea-
sury scheme
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-21

IN this section was princelv in profusion
and heartiness
We hnd toe crops here NJ elsewhere
throughout the country rs fine as they can
De, aud the people are cheerful about II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-21

DEATHS.
AHERN.-Died. at the residence OF his
son-in-law, Alexander Delaney. No. SIT
east Clay street, Wednesday morning,
August 10. 1891, JOHN AHERN. III tho
eightieth year Of his age.
His funeral will take place from 81.
Peters Catberai THIS Friday) MORN
ING at 10 O'Clock. Friends invited TO At
tend. BY request no flowers.
ALLPORT. Died. on August 20th. at
the Retreat Cor the Sick. 10 Richmond.
Va, GEORGE W. ALLPORT. OF Caroline
county. Ia the forty first year 81 his age.
Funeral THIS Friday MORNING from
Mt. Hsrmon Baptis. church. Caroline
county.
OCHSE.-Died. at his fathers residence,
near For, Lee. Henrlco county. August 10.
1891, at 8 o'clock A. NJ. after Q long and
painful illness. JOHN OCHSE. ia aged
forty-two years.
Funeral viii take place ct the residence
OF his father At I O'Clock p. nj. TO-DAY.
August 2is,. Friends and scquain;anees
will please attend without further nc
tice.
LEWIS. Died. at his parents residence.
1877 east Franklin street, nc 1880 A. ~,
Thursday. August 10Th. LAWRENCE a. u.
LEWIS, IN the twenty-tnrd year Oh nis
age.
The funeral will be from ST. JONAS
church THIS AFTERNOON At 6 o'clock
MORSE Died, at her parents resi'
dence, No. 1881 west Taylor street. sidney.
Va Th9rsSay August ssn,s,. ,S =. Nile:
II. and Edith Morse: aged two years ntas
months aud six days.
Dearest daughter, thou hast left ",
We thy loss most deeply feel:
But 'tis God who hath bereft 10.
He can all our sorrows heal
The funeral Will take place RON the
residence FRIDAY MORNING. Aoguss
2Ist. 1t II O'Clock. Friends aud scqus'nt-
ances are invited TO attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-21

found ssieep on pile of lumber. he was
taken TO the Second station-house, Tns.o
O revolver with one chamber emp.iru ,ass
founsi on his person. Az tate nou'
pigbt be had not been bailed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-21
cs eth shootisg at . womxn.

q Lowry. the Waterman employed on
zoe bridge. was arrested last night by
~. .he nol,ee OF the Second district on q
tno M charging him with firing his
Wi W. ut = colored woman named Ann
RWs,d,oD. The accused when arrested was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-21
EXCELLENT AND FAIR.

On ov,n,Tnllmepted for the excellence and
S was oo.H Of rs reports OF the preceding
ia 1870 I1nns Hundreds Of copies Of the
no a., wsre called for, but the edition was
tpxSPsrstsd before 10 o'clock IL the fore
We Wee President J. Brad. Beverley was par
,,cularlv courteous IN expressing n45
tbanks and said the DISPATCH nad ueA'eu
he Alliance elegantly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-21
szv.a- -orlsrs MEET.


---
.,. Y.--a- >.sfc.ts t.e Association
s.lt..f. Discussed.
-... .sa r. almond Dsoatrh.l
,---..rs -1ha Aha
..-. mo-. u, Cbes,n,,.
r-,tsssor " y
~. Iss+ vsar
~ is-s.rr roeJ ~
T,. es.ooiat,on was
i..,..~.ss
,...'.-.-a5 clark ,-o
ID Tlrvhsou Tha
...'., ,~soes'iei - rae5
--rs. Tha iat-ars
+r4Uorl- alon5 the
- ., - 0, ,D.'-..
r t.. '' ~. ! ~ ~ h" IS -
' .' No i -''''-''' - " 49, . y
a-- f,r-fFEo.
'- * reported hitn-
Rye 'i iIr hoine MS
- --t -.-1 tei resehtei the
'. NI. I-ue.t, o.
80 ~ -,
'4.l' NJ fv"eh
r,-.'- '-' NaAlh Asso-
...-sp.
80 "a = ~ 81,
90 =. ~ 49, - -, ~;
"" '-4' - -'' -
.-.....r.s
D. "
- "a,
- la
he sad IN the
me. q. sous''. Sle
i 80 - II III
~. 80. 10, 9uiit'AE Us Is
r. IN l'33 u was
ID. .-.'-e' - d m.1s
- 49,. - -, -
- -.-.-' oA~LseL -
-. - -, -
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- i.ot -.
.- Ma. n Fict-
~ : 4
--; --.. .,,-es.iaf h.
-.- C-..i F.-fsh Trr-
.....' IT,. X Sv8.
49,. n Tavlr-
q r.-..at-r. ". =. Parish.
VS.. I-.-ss. Row Temple.
IL. ~ ,r-.ent inrurn'
..- -L.r heartily wei
t,tts Hospitality Of
-.c.r, the l6nc-metre
I- felix. - Lynchburg. Re-
-..,rs-
....--.- rr-rrr
o. g prsiness
--.-- a. o.Ser cbu-rh
49,. OK Va -enussted
~ c-sa- ~ Rrsiress vas
= I 49, Re-
~ ~ RI and Mr..
&c., "a -.rI-,.cn tb,s sub-
.-..-T ir Ir Iandrum.
,,-a H. S6idiers' Home
.7. -ra nr.vl.;on nade
RS was Jecause IN
FL. --.-.v ana now when
-s~.rs.- the service
t-. There IS another
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-21
AGLOOMY GERMAN VIEW.
Rye Bread Seee ssary to Make Good
Soldiers.

LovDoS. Enc. August 2o.-The Ctroni-
ci5s Berlin correspondent takes a dreary
view Of the situation. He says; "Septem-
her promises failures OF small and big
farmers Is well as Of city merchants.
Homegrown rye Is mostly lit only for
manure. The substitution of wheat for
rve N the army will not be easy, a. II was
proved IN the war Of 1870 that the Prus-
SLAMS lost their stamina from regimen OF
French wheaton bread"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-21

Hickok's No. 1. II. D. G., Fig. ana LA psi %
line Sun-Cured are Pure, Clesn. ano ~Ho'S'
6un-Cured TobAccos. Iry thein'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-21
ICY NOAAAA - -
CHIEFS FOB THE DISPATCH.

Assoou A. the convention adjourned yes;
tar1av evening and while the hall was sun
full Of delegates DISPATCH reporter ina.o
h,s wav 10 the Speakers char ana pro
,'nn,c11e the charge unfounded 20 Ear a.
the DIsfArca STAFF was concerned, asked
Major PAGE to 80 inform the conye ,It on 80
MAJOR Page replied that ne would 90 so
cheerfully. and promptly asAlnE INC 80, -
tom 81 the members SAID that ne was re-
o orT to make the statement That no IN n
formation regarding the proceeolnes Oh
the Alliance had been obtained by any
member of the DIspATcH sian Dy "a
t tbet ssil Of ITS reports had been obtained
bv legitimate and honorable means lniS
statement was literally applauded. ,ho
After this explanation was maue ,no
Press Committee said 70 a; U,SsH 10
w'thLold from the press any information
thew could give II proper methods were o.
served b. the reporters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-21
TIE CHANGERS MOST PROMINENT.


The Changers. as usual Of late, absorbed
most VI the attention of operators. and
while St Paul and Atchison were most
largely traded in. Burlington and Rock
lslart displayed the most pronounced
strength. Outside OF Union Pacific the
FOull stock were given more attention
aud the lniustrials again became promi-
nent both for activity and strength.
SUGAR. cOtton-oll, and cordage all scored
handsome gains. The selling by foreign
ers, with the lower prices from London,
We're instrumental in causing a lower
opening TINS morning, and the losses from
last night figures reached a. high as =
per cent, but the demand from outside
gave strong tone - dealings. and with
Northern Pacific preferred in the lead a
mar ked improvement was made all along
tn Ire until afternoon, when the con-
rnutd -ales for foreign account had the
effect Ok inducing some liquidation OF long
account. and the list went back 10. and IN
some cases. below the level Of opening
prices
SUGAR SPECIALLY STRONG.
Sugar was specially strong on a repeti-
ton of the rumors IN regard TO the Trust
and the Sprcckels rehneries. while new life
was given cOrdage and II spurted up =
Per cent. 70 a. in the railroad list, how
ever. the best Etill- were mace IN NDrtutTu
Pacific preferred. Atcklson, Burlington
and Rock Island, the advances in thess
shares being over per cent. In the late
decline Atchison and Lake Shore displayed
most strength and both scored final frac-
tional gains. Bear pressure was notice
able IN all the leading stocks, however
and great activity was seen right up 70 the
close IN -. Paul. Union Pacific. Louisville
Atchison. and Burlington. Tue last named
sold eE-d!vield OF l per cent and re
gained a fraction.
TIE CLOSE FAIRLY ACTIVE But HEAVY.
Tie market finally closed fairly active
and s'ill rather heavy, at but slight changes
tor the dag In most cases. Declines are
the more numerous this evening. but Ia
ciic Mail. with loss " per cent. show
tho only important loss. while sugar IL NJ
u. The sales OF listed stocks aggregated
rs 900 shares; Of unlisted. Il coo shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Ersning.- Exchange quiet and firm a
49, AS. Commercial bills, 4s3aisS /.
None easy at 2a3. closing offered AZ q !
Suu- Treasury balances 800, 10 ,000
currency, 328. $4,000. Governments dul
and easier per cents. IL q rs, 1907
State bonds ID. and steady.
--o-x orprAyIOHS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-21
Onnnscd To Eaves-Dr0pping.

Yesterday morning when the convention
assembled newspaper-men We're not a.
Thar@ was an extra guard on the outside
and the Press Committee mad been gwen
ne KEYS 10 all the other entrances and hau
been posted AS TO the fact mat II certain
yentiiators were not watched they might
be used a. channels through which the
proceedings could be beard
In the afternoon when the Press CON-
mttee were approached on the sublect OF
the proceedings these precautionary Sup
wera explained. u was stated that they
would give no information except what
thew wished t. get before the pubic LOT
the reason that some OF the members nad
seen newspaper reporters Listening 10 me Sne
proceedings a. the door Of the nall ~
committee also announced that they had
decided not 70 allow themselves to he
pumped and no amount of questioning
onv more information about the session
Than they voluntarily gave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-21

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEALLx
~ ,sxscyxw Al rAs '''sAAS-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-21
DrssOLUTIaNs = Co-PARrNxnsHiYs.
RscHnoSr. Va. Angus !. lsyi
gUyO WHOM 1T NAY COSCEhN.--

i The special parsas rsaip hescsotore existing
bssv,en ,ns unisrzlEnsd, G. b 6rNpok. yas
ana TiioYAs 81. HtxDLEY. under we nsu,.
came Of 9. h syDNoR JGs eapirss shs ~
We nave TIA day entered into . seusEI Dsns
,~rsbip. upier mo nrnrcsne u sfpSva =
HTSDIEY, ana With Al onlsrEes sso<e "a ~, -
nrovsi liabilities for messtns Vie dsn'AnAs 81 -
txads v.li cDnkInao ne ousmees "a ~
6rnsd ssrsss where vs vtn o. 1900 -
cur frsen1A SsrSni ~
Al 18-cot41 f.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-21

smoks the " SiskisbJs"
Best Cigar On the market
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-21
10 -su, leip too
Two close at 8 o'clock-except satur.
days.
AUGUsr OFFERINGS.

DHEsE ARE THE DAYS WHEN
the unexpected is always happen
peuine. No are anxious to clear the
store Tor the reception Of the fall stock.
Summer goods must not llnger beyond
their season. - We are making deep
cuts and "sharp turns all over the
house. 'Two1ld be strange II We didn't
run alongside Of some want Of yours.
~ Dropped EVERY SINGLE
wv and DOUBLE BREASTED
" FANCY VEST that we've got
left i reduced. You know
what exclusive patterns they
are. NoE Is tho time you can
wear them and that's why
we've let down" the price.
Tho $3.50 ones arc sl.S9.
The $500 ones are s2.ls.
The $3.50 ones are $3.50.
The s4.0O ones are s3.ls.
The "a. % ones are $500.
The $500 ones are s4.ls.
We won't open our mouths 10 murmur
ecomplaint Of our loss. Help yourselves
20 your satisfaction at the new prices.
Remember, the qualities haven't weaken
eda b!t-they're "a sta1nch az ever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-21

TRAlN-WRECK Al BALTIMORE.

wa organized in Alexandra. Vs.. to-day
With about one hundred members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-21
SPECIAL Attraction. in Our Ribbon Department.
w. a. P1rscr & Co..
Successors to Z. q. Davis,
40 Market Space.
Corner sth strsss.
SPECIAL MARK DOWN SALE OF POPULAR
MAKES OF CORSETS.
Corner Sth Street.

II Is ridiculous and absurd for any merchant
to advertise that they never have any soilcd
goods. for such thing would Be impossible.
Common sense will teach any one that in show
inx goods. especially white goods of any kind.
to dozens and hundreds of customers a day they
are bound TO become somewhat soiled- Take
for an instance CoRSETS; the customer may
have on black gloves; if she has and she takes
hold OF the corset. whirh she 10 very apt to do.
II will invariably leave o small spot, or dust
may have gotten on the counter or the Gus
toner may have put her umbrella on the coun-
ter without thinking that 1t was wet. The
corset comes in contact with it; result, soiled
place. These soiled places are generally very
small. but the sale Of thscofse: is hurt by them.
Now what we propose to do Is never 10 allow o
corset to lie offered to a customer that is soied
in the slightest; we lay all such aside and when
there II enough We MARK THEM WAY DOWN
and advertise them and you may be sure that
when gooL and popular corset, only slightly
soilrd, is sold Tor such low prize they are very
soon grabbed up by baraain seekers.
THONscN'S GL0yE-FITTING. STYLE r
and II. extra long, White. Sizes. l IL. "a. 3
-. 2 "a. 2 n, 20, l 30. Regular price. 81
Marked down 10 GU. Pair.
THOMSON'S GLONE-FITrING. STYLE g.
medium. White. l ~. "a. 9 -. Regular
price. el.40. Marked down 20 NC. pair.
Style g. extra long. White. l ~, -, i %.
i p. Regular price, 81. 40. Marked down to
Qec pair.
THOMSON'S GLOvE-FITTING. STYLE z,
short. White. IS. . 49, 20. 81. l 70. "a,
s. Regular Price, e1.75. Marked down to
31.25 pair.
Style Z, medium. White. II. 25. 90, 1
p. i ~. 1 ~. Regular price. 81. 20 a pair.
Marked down to Of. - pair.
ROYAL WORCESTER CORSET. STYLE
w.C.C., No. $50. White. In. 81, 23, l
-. l ~. -. -. 80. Regular price. 81.
MARKED DOWN TO a9c. pair.
BALLS CORsETS," STYLE B. WHITE.
i 20, 1 25. 2 -, -. Regular price, o..
Marked down to &c. a pair.
Balls Corset. style A. White. I Is. 10. l
20. y, "A. Regular price, s1.25. MARKED
DOWN TO Csc. pair.
r land @ CORsETS. style No. 173. White.
is. =, ~. 225. 326, 1 "a. Regular
price. 81. MARKED DOWN to to- pair
p. d. cORSETs. style No. $50, White. i 81,
222. ] 25. 1 NJ. Regular price. Sl.15.
MARKED DOWN to 81. 25 pair.
P.D. Corsets. style No. 24s, White. 81,
I %. 1 "a. "a. Regular price. ESQ.
Marked down TO 81. sS pair.
C.P. CoRSkTS, STYLE NO. so, WHITE.
10. / 81. 1 %. l "a. Regular price. s1.15.
Marked down to o.. % pair.
C.P. CORsETs. STYLE NO. e03. WHITE.
21e, l ID. 1 22. %. Regular price s2.5O.
Marked down to 81. % pair.
OUR CORSET DEPARTMENT contains one
of the largest and most complete assortments of
Corsets in the city including all Of the best and
most popular makes IN all of the newest styles
and coiorings- A large and suitably lifted up
room for trying on Corsets. 50 that ladies' can
lie sure Of good MT before leaving the store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-21

Hon. John NJ. Francis, editor and proprietor
Of the Troy Times, Troy n. Y, il in town en-
route for Huntsville, Ala, TO spend the remain
der Of the cold season.
Mr.. Francis business life has been wholly de-
voted to newspaper work, starting in - boy
in the composing room, since which be has had
nearly fifty years experience % an editorial
writer. Forty years ago he established the
Troy DAILY Times. He has also served in three
missions abroad, namely, ct Greece, Portugal
and Austria-Hungsry, the latter under Pres
dent Arthur's administration and tapping svsr
several months into the Cleveland administr,-
ton. He has travelled much-one year Q676-6)
around the world, making Japan, China, Cochin
China, India, Egypt, &C, &c.
Mr.. Francis is q stalwart republican in poll
tics and Was one Of the 306 who stood by Grant
in the Chicago convention Of 1880, which hnally
nominated Gen. Garfield for the presidency.
Mr.. Francis was born in Prattsburg, NY, IN
1893. Notwithstanding Mr.. Francis has nsarly
reached the age Of three score and ten, he %
still hale and hearty and enjoys his six or sevsa-
mile walk daily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-21
BEAUTY That Is LASTING
E. E. f. En- E IT. ssssss:*{${F=s..
+ kKx K K Z : ssss

You expect more Of the FI.,SNELs than you do Of
the ordinary run Of dry Goods Do you realize that,
You exrect them 70 hundsr nicely whenever . within
strikes you TO refresh" them Just think how Sc
eureiy the roors must be inided TO stand the rub
binZ AMI scrubbing Of the washerwomen. Yet you
LOOK Tor the sane tender shading-the same decase
EXPRESSIONS as are in the goods that dip the
wafer" IL tsatrick Of science-but you get In them
al you could ask. and this double the variety
Improved At that-you have ever had
III does seem as II the French and Scotch were con-
nnually at it. Every day finds a now favor forming
the latest-snd il Is here's q batch of FLANNEL
elhfES and SPOrs eutsly ARRANGED. Fifty all told.
maybe. Wehave simply put them in with the others.
The old prices rule them allo5c. for 27iaeh wide
goods.
An odd thing comes over rom Scotland They call
It FianE-lette. Certainly is 40 gool name ss any.
Sesnei to completely ell want nichs' that We
secured the entire control q for these psrts Pretty
for dresses shirt waists, blouses and chilrens
anywhere that more than ordinary OF hard
knocks hssly Is the place. You make mistake II
you think il ~ Preach ChaIlis is finer.
STRIPES or Pl.ids in silk-75c.-a0 inches wide.
''CEILONri is an annual-j0o.- 30 inches.
For broad unbroken surface Of handsome eoloring
rs-estsblished them In nigh favor "a inches wide
Oh. yard.
sILK WRAPS. sUrTISGs. DOMErs and the
LIGHT WElGIIrS-the regular stapIes-plenty of
them-'on call"
CHALLIs.
6st all the TLANNELs and the CHALLIs together
and our department 10 about full As II can be.
Goodness. but how these fabrics have multi
lied in pattern II You had seen the stacks
and stacks OF sample eurds Of CHALIIS that have
been pilel up before you would wonder how the
world we ever managed TO sift Cut the beauties II is
experience that does that. The frs, pattern is the
p-etties; until we see sonething pre,tier-ve work
the chat out in that way.
Ten pieces of LIGHT and DARK GROUNDS are all
in lot BY themssivessl different designs inches
vlde-$oc. ayzrd.
y;f..., ,ssrss ~, YrSrprn p.rrrpxe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-21
DEcREAs,ss The DEATH RATE

The mortality among Consumptives has been mate
rally decreased of late years by many excellent pull
monies. Foremost among them IL SCOTS EMUL-
SION Of Cod Liver OH with Hypophosphites of Lime
and Soda. Phthss. Bronchitis Abscess Of the Lungs
Pneumonia. Weakness and soreness. Of the Chest are
completely suh,usated by timely resort to this
cessful combination Of highly purined cod liver oil
with the salts named. which are themssvss among the
finest reparaves Of exhausted energy. Not only Lung
and Bronchial trohbles but Rheumatism General De-
bity, the Wasting away Of Children and Adults scro-
fuia and Lumbar Abscsssss and Fesbleness are re-
moved by this standard preparation. For Armenia and
all impoverished conditions Of the blood it is the best
possible remedy and since the favor Of Cod Liver Oil
is nulfed in it. children and delicate lady invads
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-21
FIREMAN NEWMAN DEAD.
An Accident Rscsived In the Line Of Duty
Finally Results Fatally.

Fireman Thomas r. Newman, who was badly
injured in the collision between truck and .
cable car about midnight on the 2ist of Deeem-
Der, died this morning al O'Clock at Provi-
dence Hospital, where he had since been under
treatment
In the collision Mr.. Newman's left ankle was
broken. 1t was deemed necessary TO amputAte
the limb, and last Sunday the operation took
place. Newman continued, however, to grow
worse, becoming delirious and constantly re-
peating the number Of the box, Is5.
Mr.. Newman was one Of the best nremen Of
the department He lived with his family st
No. ID streets southeast, from which lplacs
the funeral viii take place at O'Clock tomor-
row.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-21

Fstsasry IT, MOI, 4. ". ASbHssSN sns se.
JAMIE CECIL. both Of Anne Arundel county, Nd,
were married At Mt Tsber Chapel
BOwEN-HUNTER. On February is. 1891, by the
Rev. A. 4. Riley. GEORGE McC. BOWEN u Wash
ington. d. C, and DELLA p. HUNTER Of Chsrlss
county, Md