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OCEAN STEAMERS.
NMAN LINZ x;o.v or,,,,.no,,,
LIVERPOOL.

NEW YORK, QUEENSTOWN AND
LIVERPOOL
FROM NEW YORK EVERY WEDNESDAY
- Tons Tons
City Of Paris 500 City Of New York 10 500
City Of Berlin 5.49l City of Chicago $500
City Of Chester ....4.s10 City Of Richmond. A. $50
For rates of passage and otter information apply to
PETER WRIGHT SONS. Gen Agents.
Bowling Green. New York.
Or to q. ". MOSS, 81 Pa ave.,
mb5eo3m Washington.
ID ED STAR LINE.
n Belgian Royal and United.states Mail Steamers d.
NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA
ANTWERP. ANTWERP.
One Of the Shortest Routes to
PAhISsAND LONDON,
Belgium. Holland. France. Switzerland. the Rhine
- and Italy.
Eirst cabin. second cabin. steeraee at low rates.
Tor rates OF passage other information apply to
PETER WRIGHT SONS. General Agents, d Bowl
ing Green. New ork. or to q. W. MOSS sl Pa ave-.
Washington. mh1 -eo.Sms
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TWO UNION OFFICERS Wrote IT WHILE N
PR1soN-wHKN IT WAS FIRST SUNG AND TEE
ENTHUSIASM IT CREATED-THH ORIGINAL sINeKR
NOW IN WARRINGTON.
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I OIlle, Do fennsy Ivania avenne-
| NV FULLER
| pl General PASSENGER Agent.
RALrIMoEL q OHIO RAILRoAp7

RALTlMOEL 4 OHIO RAILROAD
~ Schedue IN etert March ~. 1891.
Leave Washington rom station Of Nee Jsr,.y
avenue and srresf.
For Chinaro and Northwest, v.sfil,ul~d rsmf,~d a.
gs-nAlly. II - a N, cApress ~ pm.
ISt m innaii ~ LOUIS and POLLS, exprS-<
dIi!s ~ and 4 80 . nl.
tor LeKinsoa and point. In the Shenandoah Valley
Tor Mnches,er and way Stations. t5.3opm
Tor Iuray. $40 D. m.
Tor IA tin0re, veeS days. 4sos. 500 yaa. 7.co
1900 nom, %5uinutssD IL 10 Is > Is "a, IL az
;!0. sls seS 9 20 y : and IS 3
am. iSo, noon, S5nina,..i 90 !, H. - 'iV 10y
30. ~ 8 10. +5-nlinutesl 6.I5. q 10 ~ pts
For Annapolis. s.35 and 10 m, 70 10 and n
p m. Sundays. \ 30 m. 4 80 M. -
For lrederlck. IN 80 81 Is. "a 10 :a.3Op mn
ROYAL Blue -LiSf FOR SES YaRk AND
PHILADELPHIA.
For New York Boston. and III. East. = o5. ~ 90
To- Dining Carr n and .Ioo I'M. B aSs p.Iisq
SaIs on az DAY trains sleepins Car On the 10 "a
For Boston =. 20 y nm M with ruln.n nnr., s,..
M Car running through 20 Boston without chAnse
va f2nghkceI'sie Bridge. landing Passengers IN
For Phiadeiphia = Us. ~ on. 1000. . H.. .,aoo
noon, 90 10. % - and 'lo30p m.
s LOT Aewars be.;. wilmington and Chester. q a.
1910 pm Limited enpress. stopping at MilIninsr.
ton only. 1850 IN.
For Atlantic CITY, :o5 and 10 90 m, 70 90 noon.
OF al ticket agents.
bagaee caitcd Tor and checked from hotels and red
s hees ~ Mon Transfer Go. orders ticket
o;noes' 9lSand l3ol IA ave-. and Al dePot,
ilflSp ttn Manager. mss A..T,f
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~ BETWEEN
WASHINGTON. d. c.. FORTRESS MONROE AND


The new and Powerful Iron Steamer Washington Of
leave MAsHISaToN on her fIhsI IkiP 20 fortrrss
Monroe and Norfolk on SATURDAY EyENINa
March y, issl. at O'clock. arriving ct Iortrss:
Monroe Al $50 next morning and Norfolk al 7.30
,Eeturnins WI, lesye Norfoik ON SUNDAY esenns.
March -. az go and Fortress Monroe al no srrly
ing IN Washington next morning % $50 tnfil the
comIeton OF the steamer Norfolk. about April l0
the steamer Geo Leery will Alternate d.ys y
Lei resent scheduie. leaving washtnston e p m.
JOHN CALLAHAN
WIZ r.,v 0ensrzl supsrintendenf.
"A- L. SA-Anh. PRESIDENT. mh1u-u
NORFOLK AND OLD PoINT.-sTEAMER LAKE
- nghteo with electricity. including ssatsrooua
Ste2mef leaves ~ ST. wharf. tsrninus <alls ca
ipeeoay, Thursday and sunday. p.m
are. 81 80. Round trip. 81 80
elelhone call a.AsD. k1pSu
STEAMER "wAKEFIEI.D-
- Le.yes IN g. wharf on hoNDArB. THURspAD
nc AllohpAfs & am; kssurnias TuksbAL
fADAa Ano SUNDAY EVENING" :
,o fes Aom ?, Srssk Va md 81 csnsns ~. -
~ krprxx.
,ys oeDsgA Mannn1s.
INVERTEBRATES ALMOND Nut CHAN
rculsss. e. pSxEY & Hu ils id6e 49, -
ss %Is sesS Si1s3f'' IN As.s vs.ssA
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PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
Dot BE LII TR Rnhh s s1il AS9 s9HIHwEsr
TRAINS IEt Il shsst ,sss9STSSTy y ISL ST.,
cokNLR OF oTH AID srREkfs JAS. As r : Hd,S
for iitts6urg and the west. ChicAso Lnited Trr-.,
and ST. LOUIS. with psrlor Harrisburg 70 I1tts.
eiannrolis, i1itsburg TO Columbus Ai,oon. 70
daily of fslsG c csa Sa.,n;Sn En-
harrlsbnrv and sie-Iing Cars HARRISBURG 10 81
nn.onrz 70 81 Louis, ChicaFo and CINCINNATI
Ses'eyn Lnrress at 80 pm. DAILY, with sl-epins
nse'ins daily at harris1ury with through seep.rs
Car Pitts1nrg to Richmond and chicaso. P.cins
GhIress, ~ 90 9 M daily. tor Iittsbure and the
PALTIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
sa,lx .,s,. Ss rochester aud Niaxara falls
For Inc, CaIandaisua and Rochester daily for Bu,.
NJ with sieeIanr Car washington 70 koch hoS
pm aais .,s sSShe ss,rr and N,.ssrs I.l. %
Msshinston to Rochestsr "''A ~
For Nillialnsport Remove md Elmirs si ~ ~ q ~
For NillianlsIOrt daily. 33op.m.
foRPHlLADELPHIA.N NEW YORK AND TUr FAST
ii Is 3 pm IN 81 sana 70, 3d. 20 &
t15s. q Y RsfcI can. ssh Dunn h%
YORK onS r so e, . sasI ssn.y
ooop. m. daily A D'A'-~ S>''
fOh PHILADELPHIA ONLY
as hxpress . ~ a m week days and .. m a.rv
fapr,ss sunday only. , 40 pm
Tor boston. without change. BIS pm everyday
FOR brooklyn n all through trains conp-.t a I~r
sey City with boats OF brooklyn Annsx srori.
nlr direct transfer 10 fulton St ayodlsx
oouble ierrlage aeioss New York city.
For Atlantic City. IL II pm, week days IL Is m
daily. ~
fG Go. sSlti II S GS $40 POO. $50 Iooa
sG 30. %. ana ana 80 sS S e. Is 10 "a
a 1000 and i = si6 m; e SUNDAY 30 - 70
o;4o OOo, q; 40, l0;OU and IL 81 n. IA.
For fope Creek Line. 20 q and 80 p IN. daily
For Annapolis. 40 and 300 an. II 30 ana 10
Pm daily. except sunday. sundays. y 10 q IN saa
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NOTES OF THE wrrR

No sadder episode Of the grip can be cited
than the death Of young Brown, the son of the
New York agent Of the Cunard line. The card,
were out for Q grand dinner to be given in
honor Of his reaching his majority, but death
came in as An unbidden guest and the feast wa,
turned to funeral 1t seems as il the nre
vailing distemper had been particularly severe
on those of robust frame. A number of mer
who are admired for their physique are down
with severe cases Of pneumonia.
The Authors Club have frightened mn CON.
siderably since the copyright bill passed. Theil
Last regular meeting was an artists night. vhep
they entertained q number of the LEADING
they give brilliant reception at their clut
rooms to the wives Of members and to the liter.
airy women Of the city.
New York still keeps few cents foot ahead
o. even booming Warrington. Commodore
corner on which to build his new house snd
Palo S4o0,VW Ior IT. HENRY r. ELLIOT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

JAUNTs ABOUT WASHINGTON WHICH ARE Enjoy
, ABLE AND FAsHIoNABLE-A TALE OF PICNIC
AT GREAT FALLs--HoRsEBAcK TRIPS FROM
ALEXANDRIA TO MT. VERNON.
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QuEBrc AND LAKE ST. JoHs RAILWAY
4 ,HEsAFKGKE AND ONO RAILWAY.

Schedule in oaett APRIL l. lsnl
- - Leave nion n-Ist. 9Th and stre~ts
4O;s AIN. Tor newport News. old Point Comfort ana
Norfolk daily. Arrive Old Point az n 40 n IN
and Norfolk AZ Go pm. Pullman Buffet P.rlor
- tarS 20 Old Point Comfort daily except sunday,
pm, Cin-nnAil Express daily Tor stations in viz.
S.nia, West Virginia. ken'ucky and Cincinnati.
NeStitre Sleefers and entire train run Through
- without change % IN innsii arriving NJ 80 m.
III 10 y m. p A. v. Nestihule Limited daily solid
Trains. with dining CnrS. through without
chan-e 90 Cincinnati. Ne-ilbule Sl-~Isr for I.x-
inEfon. Louisville. and thrsngh Sl~elser o. Rirh-
niond. Va, Pullman Cars open 20 receive p.s-
once. Sl3 Pennsylvania avenue.
NV FULLER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

COMPOSED AND WRITTEN IN PRISON.
1t was on the 18th Of February, 1866, that the
| army entered the capital Of the first secession
state of the confederacy. Soon after the Union
troops arrived two lieutenants in blue were
with other soldiers of the federal army set free
from prisons in the city and Joined in the ju-
bilations OF their victorious comrades. The
posed while in prison the words and music Of
| SHERMAN 8 March to the Sea-
They went directly to Gen. Sherman's head
quarters and placed in his hands the manu-
script of their song. On the night of February
20, just after the band had PLAYED tattoo ana
were about to retire. an orderly went from
Sherman with the manuscript to Kimberly, re.
questing him to come at once to headouartera
and sing the song But the vocalist and band
leader was excused this time on account of q
heavy rain which had begun to fall and the
lateness Of the hour. with q promise to comply
with the generals wish at the earliest prsctica-
BILE moment. Two weeks later the army reached
Goldsboro, N. c. 1t was then and there KIM
berlys band repaired to Shermans headauar-
ters and serenaded him in its best STYLE there
the leader sang from the manuscript for the
first time to the happy old veteran ''Sherman's
March to the Sea- 1t was demanded again
and as an encore. The man who sang it then
has been singing it over and over since the war
to hundreds and thousands Of people all over
the country. This same famous band during a
brief stay in New York received numerous fist-
| tering notices from the press. The Tribune
said of it: THE band Of the first brigade.
third DIVISION fifteenth army corps, is stopping
at the New England Rooms en- route to ioin
sherman. On Monday evening they paid
| visit to Gramercy Park Hotel, where they were
banqueted, after which they serenaded Gems.
Hancock, Butterdeld, Hayes, Dix and others.
They are great fsvorites with Gen. Sherman
and his army"
Mr.. Edwin o. Kimberly, who sang the song
and led the band, il now q resident Of Washing.
ton, clerk in the census Office under Chief Of
Division IL John Hyde. And what ID written
here Is by one who when . lad heard the famous
band play just before they started away on the
march to the sea-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

WILL THE LADIES FORGIVE M'KINLEY
The housewives of the city, whether notable
or obscure are very happy over the prospec,
Of cheaper suga-. Stories are conflicting, but
the stronger opinion is that sugars will come
down about 2 cents a pound under the new
tariff. If SO, the ladies may perhaps patch nm
peace with Mckinley and forgive him Tor the
higher prices that prevail in the dry goods
bazaars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-26
The United States Supreme Court decide

The United States Supreme Court decide
unanimously that the original package law OF
Congress Is constitutional This ought, at least
for the present generation. to take the original
package out of chancery, where it has been 40
long and to such manifest public inconyen-
fence. The late legislation of Congress Is de-
clared to have been valid and to have gone into
effect in the prohibition states without the
necessity Of re-enacting state prohibitory
laws The decision proceeds upon the
ground that while the police power is in
the state the power to regulate commerce
10 solely in the general government, and it Is an
essential part Of that regulation to prescribe
the regular means for accomplishing the intro
duction and incorporation Of articles into and
with the mass of property. In the closing par
agraph il is held that this is not the case OF q
law enacted in the unauthorized exercise of
power exclusively confided to Congress, but Of
. law which it was competent for the state
to pass. but which could not operate
upon,articles: occupying . certain situation
until the passage Of an act Of Congress. The
act removes the obstacle. Jurisdiction attached,
not in virtue of the laws of Congress, but be-
cause that law placed the property where
Jurisdiction could attach. Perhaps the opinion
as pronounced by the Chief Justice does not
clear up all difficulties, but the unanimous
Judgment Of the court in favor Of the right and
power Of Congress in the matter, notwith-
standing some differences in the reasoning by
which the conclusion is reached. constitutes q
great legal victory for the prohibitionists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-26

The immigration commission which is TO sail
for Europe. the scene of its duties, in few
weeks is likely to throw some new light on the
subject now of apparently greatest interest to
the American people. Only by a personal in
spection by competent men of the people who
immigrate and the circumstances attending
their immigration is it possible to obtain a
definite idea Of what ought to be done to modify
the system of immigration in vogue in this re-
public. The commission will doubtless dis
cover much new matter, or at least much
matter that will be so presented as to modify or
strengthen present impressions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-26
Arr liz TnIrIrs.

The Openins" Souvenir lists
artistic designs beautifully embossed
duced prices for the Opening
show the poetic side Of
the practical benefits that ooods
at the wholesale The list
the We
told Of s5c Linen Handkerchief
FACTS this includes
nearly half hundred different
brodered White Linen
sell These and all
the &c. Handkerchief for ~ See
OF the writer ready
department The 81 White
cents and the Pearl Kid Gloves
Mousquetaie Gloves
you knew how hard have
Queta Gloves
Now take the elevator to the
Cambria Night embroidery the full
high sleeves &c.
you'll
for s1 Skirt
81 Wholesale
cost S39 wholesale And
Here Nainsook Your list
Opening the aala
hut
fact that it Opening Of furnishings
sale and complimentary tn.
Necessariyso
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HERE ARE Two CArcHY BARGAINS

LADIES' CLUSTER RIBBED VEST. low
neck and no sieves made Of Egyptian cotton.
very elastic. crochet finish around neck and
arm holes Worth regularly 1Sc. OUR
SPECIAL BARGAIN PRICE,
THREE VESTS FOR 2pc
LADIES' SWISS RIBBED VESTS, Isle
finished. neck. crochet finish around neck
and arm holes. extra ribbon draw strings. in
colorings of Light Blue, White. Cream Moco,
Pink. Regular price. 25c. REDUCED TO
1Yc. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-26

The proposed settlement Of Danes in the
state Of Maryland and vicinity of Washington
is very much in the line OF what The STAR has
advocated respecting immigration. Among the
sturdiest of all the populations of Europe they
come 10 people who welcome them as perma-
nent citizens of worth and intelligence. Sprung
from the same common stock as the Danes and
Norwegians. the English and Germans of Amer
lea have with these nations many points OF af-
finity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-26

Spain has baby king and Woman regent.
She has. besides. an able republican leadership
that having once had its toes frost-bitten ia in
no hurry TO repeat its folly. Monarchic Spain
might well profit by the example of democratic
Spain and do nothing rash The talk of a
Spanish fleet lowering near Portugal and a
Spanish army lying on the Portuguese frontier
for the purpose of overawing the republicans
Of Portugal. if it have any basis of truth, shows
that the government of Spain is dangerously
near the brink of aprecipice. Suppose the new
republic proclaimed and the country occupied
by Spain. France, which has greater fleets and
armies not far away, and the motive to see fair
play. would certainly not permit the will of the
Portuguese people to be ,hwarted by their
neighbors. While the contest between France
and Spain going on in Lisbon or Oporto
the Spanish republicans would seize the occa-
sion by the forelock-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-26

Count Kslnoky and the unknown American
who are alleged to have fought duel in Jack
son Park. Chicago, Sunday. have utterly eluded
the police and disappeared. The able de-
tectives have about concluded that they have
gone to Join Tascott or have taken passage on the
Itata. The facts in the case are that there
never was any duel except in the fertile fancy
of the brilliant fakir who first let the story
loose on a gullible people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-26
G. A. r. VETERANS.

WHAT IS THE CONDITION OF
YOUR G. A. r. UNIFORM! IS IT IN
GOOD CONDITION, OR Is IT MUCH
THE WORSE FOR WEAR AND NOT
FIT FOR PARADE DUTY.
IF 1T IS THE LATTER YOU
SHOULD BY ALL MEANS PROCURE
A NEW ONE FOR DECORA TIOy
DAY. AND THE BEST PLACE TO
DO so is HERE OF US. WE ARE
SELLING THE tSASIE RELIABLE
GRADES AS HERETOFORE AT THE
SAME Low PRICES OF s1O. sI2
AND els, IN COMPLETE SUITS. OR
EACH GARMENT SEPARATELY.
PERFECT FITTING. ALL WOOL
AND FAST COLOR GARMENTS,
GUARANTEED TO GIVE Salts
FACTION.
ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF ALL
GRADES AND SIZES OF WHITE
VESTS. BOTH DOUBLE AND SIN
GLE-BREASTED.
ROBINSON. PARKER 4 CO..
AMERICAN cLoTHIERs.
Sc. COR. 7TH AND d SIS. NV.
my26-eo
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EXTRA VALUES In GLOVES.
CHILDREN'S WHITE SILK MITTS for

pc. pair.
LADIES' 4-BUTTON SUEDE GLOVES.
Regular price. 81. Special price, 15c. pair.
S-BUTTON-LENGTH SUEDE NOUSQUE-
TAlRES, oil colors. Regular prices, 81. S5 and
81 pair. REDUCED for few days to Sl.65
pair.
S-BUTToN-LENGTH SUEDE MOUSQUE-
TAIRES, Black. Regular prices. Sl.75 and
g. Reduced to 81 so and 81 10 pair.
ALL-S1I.K MITTS, BLACK. for pc. pair.
ALL-SILK MIrTS. in GRAY. for 25c. pair.
ALL-SILK MITTS, in BLACK, EXTRA
QUALITY. Special price. Soc. psir.
EXTRA QUALITY BLACK SILK GLOVES,
with TREBLY WOVEN finger tips, for 75c..
81 and u. 70 pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-26
The SxAppY Two
IN LADIES' FURNISHINGS.

LADIES' NIGHT GOWNS made Of PRIDE
OF THE WEST COTTON. with yoke formed
Of EIGHT CLUSTERS OF CORDING and six
rows Of fine INSERTING. Cluster of cording
on sleeves and to rufiie of embroidery. Ruflls
of embroidery round neck and down front.
Wide plating down back. All finished with
herring bone trimming. All sizes. We have
been selling them by the dozens for 81. u. but
as an EXTRA BARGAIN We have MARKED
THEM DOWN to S1.25.
LADIES' BLOUSE OR NEGLIGE SHIRT
WAISTS. made Of best quality outing cloth,
in all sorts of fancy stripes and colorings. en-
tirey new. Regular price. 81. and good value
at that. yet We have PRUNED THE PRICE
to zoe. each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-26
HOSIERY SrARrLrRs.

LADIES' WARRANTED FAST BLACK
HOSE. well shaped. extra fine quality 40
gauge). spliced heel. double toe. Regular
price. Csc. WE OFFER YOU YOUR CHOICE
FOR Pc. pair.
0STYLES OF LADIES' FANCY COLORED
HOSE, in Tan and Slate effects pin and cluster
stripes. drop stitch. boot patterns. &c. Regular
prices. &c. 3Oc. and PC. ALL MARKED
DOWN TO 2Ic. PAIR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-26

The steamship eompanie handling immigrants
in this country are being made to feel the
power of the law and they are exercising some
care in the class of people that they bring to
these shores. This thing OF spending money on
defective immigrants for their keep and then
carrying them home again on free ticket, with
board and lodging included, is not entirely
pleasant TO their proiit-loving minds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-26

II the captain of the Rush now going to
Bering sea under sealed orders should happen
to catch the British lion disporting itself in
those waters he is hereby empowered to skin
the animal on the spot and sell the skin for
genuine seal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-26
PARAsoL DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS
AND UMBRELLAS.
NEcxwEAR DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS

25c Silk Windsor Scarfs, all styles &c
Soc. English SILK Windsor Scarfs. 44c
12hc. Null Ties, all styles. 1Oc
25c yassar Shirt Fronts with collar .:s2c
DC Embroidery Colarettes &c
3ac. Null Fchus, yard square. DC
Csc. Embroidered Null Fichus .o9c
81. IS Silk Crepe Pleated Rufilng 81 "a
81. 9S Double Row Chiffon Ruffiing... IS
$50 single Row Chiffon Rufiing. TIC
DC Neck Ruchngs all styles. .......,...-......22c
l5c. Rufiings, ten styles l2c
&C. Tinsel Edge Chiffon RufHn9 .19c
16c Crepe Rufiiinz. shell design. 10000 loo
25c Duplex Tourist Ruching six yards ..... PC
l9c. Cord Tourist Ruching six yards .1sc
2Sc. Black Tourist Ruchng. six yards. .1Sc
for DC Linen Collars for 25c
29c. Cleopatra" Linen Collars. .19c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-26
AN UMBRELLA ARRIVAL.

We are in receipt of another HUNDRED Of
those good quality GLORIA UMBRELLAS
with oxidized handles. These prettier than
any we have had. You know the regular value
is sl3S. but We sell them as an ADYER
User for Sl each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-26

Before ex-GOv. Boyd of Nebraska, who has
been ousted because he WIS not naturalized
citizen, was elected governor he held various
offices. county anu municipal. and the question
is raised as to the legality of papers, &c, bear
ing MS official signature and official acts done
by him His acts are probably valid as those
Of an officer DE- Jacto. but the Supreme Court
may also take this question under advisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-26

Ex-senator Reagan Of Texas is not a Cleve-
lard advocate, because Mr.. Cleveland is not
silver-moun;ed candidate. Anybody who will
give silver fair show will catch the ex-Sen-
at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-26

Except Mr.. McComas the late Judge Rouk
Was the ablest and most influential southern
republican in Congress for several years. .,,,..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-26

Every time the Philadelphia investigation
turns over q new leaf in ex-Treasurer Bards-
ley's books they fnd \ few thousand dollars
more which they cannot find.
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UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS
ALSO CORSETS

he Swiss Ribbed Vests. all colors. l7c
soc Ribbed Vests. all styles. 22c
35c Ribbed Vests and Pants 20,
SOC Summer Underwear. all styles. &c
65c Ribbed Silk Vests, all colors. $50
Csc Spun Silk Ribbed Vests. sac
81. 40 Heavier Weight Silk Vests - Al 20
81. SO English Silk Ribbed Vests Al -
2oc Childrens Ribbed Vests, all Sizes .......22 c
Ladies' and Chdren's American Hosiery Co 3 I'm
derwear; also the French &c g." Balbrtgcan Under
garments at 0per cent discount
SOC. Ladies' Cambria Corset Covers. 44c
~ onor' Sklrts ior Ladies 44c
6Sc Cotton Underwear, all styles sac
SIC. Cotton and Cambria Endorsements ~ go,
81 Gowns and Skirts in many styles SIC
81. 30 Cotton and Cambria Undergar,nents. .9sc
" 70 Garments 81 .9S and 81. 6s Garments al "a
ooc summer ventilating Corsets. .44c
lac Summer Corsets. all styles " 64c
u summer Corsets. all styles. SIC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-26

The Omaha Bee says that rain has fallen in
that state from 81 per drop to Scents tank full.
which is respectful way Of saying tina. Ne
Lraska has enough.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-26

While England and the Congo Free State are
conceding land to Portugal on the east and
west coasts o. Africa, respectively, that power
is losing prestige rapidly as she is gaining
territory. This is the most peculiar fact per-
haps in her history.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-26

The highest monume mt in Buenos Ayres to
the folly Of speculation down there is the pre-
MUM on gold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-26

Europe viii not retaliase by trying to shut
out the summer tide Of American immigrants
now flowing that way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-26

As Senator PETER and Jerry Simpson are
going to do the state Of Ohio in the forth
coming campaign they should go about in a
threshing machine drawn by steers.