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Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-21
Umpire, Coffin of Wesleyan. Referee, Moi of Princaton
YALE AND HARVARD BALL.


 YALE AND HARVARD BALL.
 The first assembly of the season in city hall, known as the Yale and Harvard ball, was brilliant success this evening, many guests being present from out of town, in cluding many college boys, of whom those wearing the crimson were in the ascend ency. It was beautiful scene when the strains of the orchestra summoned to the dance, the effect being enhanced by lower ing the lights and throwing the hall into 8 shade except for the oolored lights of crimson and blue which were thrown on the floor from the galleries. The platform, on which was stationed the orchestra, was mass of chrysanthemums, and the pstronesses, Mrs. Dwight Holland, Mrs. Charles O.. Chapin, Mrs. James A. Rumrill and Mrs. w. H. Wesson, received before mass of the same flowers at the side of the hall. During the evening Gov ernor Russell, who is the guest of Colonel M. V. D. Eagerly, entered the hall, and re- mained an hour, watching the gay scene, and was warmly received by Lieutenant Governor Halle. The Harvard Glee club interspersed songs between the dances.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-21
THE REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.
The Executive Com mfttee Meets an
 Listens to Reports.

The Executive Committee Meets and
 Listens to Reports.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-The executive committee of the Republican National league met this morning at the Plaza hotel. Twenty-three states were represented. The morning was taken up by the delegates making detailed reports of the work done in their states and the work proposed to be done by their respective organizations. Referring to the work done by the league in Kansas, Delegate E. O. Little said that one year ago the Farmers alliance swept everything, carrying ninety out of 106 dis tricts, the republican party being demor- alized then. This year the republican cen tral committee turned the work over to the league with the result that the situation | has been reversed. The delegation from Buffalo claims the credit of reducing the 5000 democratic majority in Erie county | to ], 1,600 this year. The executive commit
 tee will probably adjourn this afternoon
 as many of the members intend going te Washington.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-21
For over Finy Years,

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMKDy.-Mrt winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over dren while teething, with perfect success. Ii soothes the child, softens the gums, allays al pain cures wind colic, and is the best remedy fol Qiarrhoea- Is pleasant to the taste. Sold hJ Druggists in every part of the world. Twenty five cents bottle. Its value is incalculable. B. sure and ask for Mrs Windows Soothing Syrup and take no other kind % mwf6wiy
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-21
LATEST NEWS FROM BRAZIL.

Insurgents Have Difficulty in Secur- ing Arms-To March on Rio Ja-
 neiro.
 BUENos AYREs, Nov. 20.-An advices received from the disturbed Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul tell of the difficulty the insurgent leaders experience in secur- ing sufficient arms to supply the 50, 900 men mobilized.
 A dispatch received here announces that General Osorio, who commands the insur- gent forces in Rio Grande do Sul, has issued a manifesto in which he threatens to march on Rio Janeiro.
 The forts at the Rio Grande bar have been completed
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-21
Dressed Almy,s wound.

CONCORD, N. H., Nov. 20.-Prison Phy- sician E. A. Clark made his first visit to his new patient, Frank O. Amy, at noon to-day and dressed his wound. He states that Amy appeared rather sober, but talked freely about the condition of his broken leg. His crutches, like everything else, were taken from him when he en- tered his cell. The mittimus has not yet arrived at the prison.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-21
Tbe Oh,o seu.torsbtn

CLEVELAND, Nov. 20.-A straw vote on senatorial preferences was taken at the
 Garfield banquet at Ravenna last night,
 where leading republicans of northeastern
 Ohio were assembled to do honor to Gar fields memory. The result was: Sher- man 253, Foraker 26.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-21
The Alliance and Sub-Treasury
 Scheme.

Scheme.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 20.-The alli- ance this morning gave final coup to the anti-sub-treasury people by barring Gates of Missouri from the meetings of the alli- ance. The anti-sub- treasury people made prompt response by issuing call for a convention of anti-sub-treasury alliance men at Memphis on the 18th day of De- cember next.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-21

A report that the Russian government bought up several million pounds of the Paris loan is generally credited.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-21

Have you seen the large as sortment of Diaries for 1892 at the Boston Book Co.'S pop. u]ar book store, 7e3 Chapel street ? The Boston Book Go. are selling the new two volume edition of Ben Hur for five dollars-regular price, seven dollars.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-21
A MARROW ESCAPE.

Two Cars Plunge From a High Via
 duct Into a Deep Gorge-Nobody
 Killed.
 BUENos AIRES, Nov. 20.-A serious 60 cident occurred to-day on the BuenosAyres and Ensenada railway and all the passen- gers had 8 narrow escape from @ most hor- rible death. The train was crossing high viaduct which carried the line across 6 deep gorge, when, owing to some unex- plained reason, one of the carriages jump ed from the rails, dragging the others after it.
 The whole train was derailed. Two of the carriages plunged over the side of the viaduct and fell to the ground. Forum ately, as they went over, the coupling pins broke and the other carriages remained on the viaduct. Quite 8 number of passen- gers were in the two cars that had fallen, but, strange to state, none of them were killed.
 EIGHTY PEOPLE DROWNED. A Tidal Wave Causes Great Loss of
 Life in the South Pacific.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-A Sydney, N. s. w., dispatch says: Information has been received of disaster at the Gilbert island in the South Pacific. A tidal wave has caused great loss of life and damage to property throughout the group. Eighty people were drowned upon one of the ielands
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-21
vICTIMIZED BY STARTERS.
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION


 The Contest Between the Rival Cities Actively Begun-New York Well Represented.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-The contest be- tween rival cities for securing the national republican convention of 1899 was actively begun to-day, when the delegations from Omaha and the Pacific coast opened their headquarters here. The Minneapolis dele gation arrived this afternoon and adopted resolution urging the republican conven- ton to be held in the northwest. Rooms have been secured for the Detroit and Gin. | cinnati delegations. New York city will | be represented tomorrow by delegation | upwards of hundred strong. A sufficient number of members of the national com mittee appeared at the Arlington during the evening to give the delegates an oppor tunity to begin their preliminary work. I will require twenty-five votes in the com rnittee to. decide the location, and the worl of the various delegations will commenc in earnest tomorrow.
 l Among the prominent republicans no, here is J. H. Manley of Maine.
 Now is the time to purchase Christine | -e~+
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-21
This Handsome Creature

 Would not grace a Thanksgiving Dinner Table with any great credit to itself satisfaction to the diners if all alone, but if it was surrounded and backed up from every quarter by one of the many elegant
 DINNER SETS Which we have gathered for your inspection and purchase at this particularly festive and enloya- ble season of the year, it would look tempting indeed.
 THANKSGIVING DAY Is the day when you entertain your friends and relatives to dinner and what could give you more pleasure than to escort them to hand somely furnished Dining Room. We can fur nish you with every thing but the eatables How would the following named goods strike you as outfit:
 A handsome Oak Sideboard.
 A large Oak Extension Table with Chairs to match.
 On the sideboard some pretty odd pieces in Japanese Vienna ware for fruit, nuts, etc, to- gether with Fancy Glasses for the drinkables- Now the table should have one of our Elegant Decorated Dinner Sets on it, some of which can be bought as low as SSG5 comp etc. A nice Carv- ing Set (by all means don't forget this, for your judgment is not always good on the age and past character of turkey; he may have been tough and his life taken suddenly as to deprive him of the chance to reform
 Odd Fancy Dishes for sauces and dessert al ways look pretty and attractive. We can con vince you if you will visit our store that we have the finest assortment of all of the above to be found in this city, and our prices are such thai you can afford to own them.
 Come Early and Avoid the Rush.
 ZACH nD
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-21
THE sPEAKERSnIP.

Feeling of New England Congressmen
 Toward MilIs-Tar1f a Paramount
 Issue.
 BOSTON, Nov. 20.-Congressman-ele Sherman Hoar authorizes the statement that the publication here that the New England democratic congressman are turn ing against Mills for speaker is absolutely without authority. It is fact that the delegation is considering very carefully and seriously it's position on the speaker ship, and when a conclusion is reached it will be made public, utuntil such author ized publication all reports will be without authority.
 Congressman O'Neil says that he stands by his public assertion that he will vote for no candidate who will not declare public I ly that he is opposed to the free coinage l of silver, and who will not use all his in 1 fuence to 'tside-tark" attempted legisla- ton in that direction, so that the tariff issue may be made prominent. He says he has had private assurances from every candidate, but as his own position was taken publicly, he insists upon @ public declaration from the candidate he votes | for. No action will be taken by the New England democratic congressman, he says, regarding their course until they are in l Washington. vICTIMIZED BY STARTERS.
 They Get Hold of a Feeble-MInded
 Youth Who Had Ten Thousand | Dollars.
 1 SOUTH WATERFORD, Me, Nov. 20.-A Predetermined youth, native of this village named Chester B. Roberts, inherited about $10,000 from his father, who died some years ago. Recently gang of sharpert got Roberts to draw his money from the banks and trust it to them for safe keep ing, but on no case was so much as memo randum of the trust made. After he ha6
 drawn all his money from the banks ane
 intrusted it to these people Roberts dis
 appeared. He was traced to Lynn ant
 back and finally found in the house of on,
 of those in the plot. Eight thousand dol lars has been restored and suits to reeove the balance will be begun tomorrow
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-21
Naphtha Street Lighting.

p1DS for lighting not less than 400 naphtha ID street lamps in the city of New Haven, will be received till p. m. November 27 at rooms 10 and il, City hall, New Haven, Conn. Bids to be addressed to J. B. Cunningham, chairman.
 City will furnish and keep in repair the posts and lanterns.
 Lights to be of 16 candle power, to burn all night and every night, according to printed rules of city.
 Naphtha to be 76 degrees and subject to test by city agent.
 Burners to be kept clean and glass broken to be replaced by contractor
 Bids to be for one, two and three years. Each bidder will be required to exhibit the burner and the light he proposes to furnish.
 J. B. CUNNINGHAM, Chairman November 20, 1891. n2l St
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-21
What ia Rnmored

What IS RumOred in the northeastern part of the city about the prices of the celebrated market of E. Schoenber- ger. The lowest living prices run as follows: Fine porter House, 14c b; fine lon steak, 12c ID. 2o0o lbs lamb 4c lb fine spare rib, SC h.; corn, ed beef, 4c lb.; legs lamb, 12c fb.; poultry way hand during Thanksgiving week the finest lot of poultry which offer to the public. Fresh pork trimmings received daily at
 E. SCHOENBERGER'S, Telephone 5H-4 Congress Avenue
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-21

Now is the time to purchase Christms gifts ct Silyerthau's, jewellers.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-21
GMants.

nvs esats . word for . fall veeh (ssven stAes.)
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-21

An English Tenants Rights Bill to
 be Incorporated in the Liberal Plat form-England at the Worlds Fair Typhoid Fever Prevalent in Lon-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-10
The Mosuxrsr.n.-

THE MONUMENTAL
OUR GREAT
JULY SALE.
All the newest and latest shapes.
TRIMMED HATS.
Aseusatou for today and tomorrow
AL our Finest Pattern Hats aud Modsis Over lov
superb creations. Not one over ten days IN stock
The latest and most exquisite Worth from elO 70
$40. For today and tomorrow
Go at s4gS
An our finest Straw Shapes. worth 81 so. o.. e. 90
and 50,
Go at 40 and &C. each.
An opportunity for all.
you can trim your hat for a trihe A Grand cut IN
tne newest freshest and most beautiful Foods for this
week. " '-''
Special offer for few days in Ribbon. The balance
OF (oO) six hundred pieces Of A-silk Gros Grain fpe
quty, satin edge. to inches wide in every dssir
aoie coior including White Black. Cream. Blue.
Pink, Brown, Leyhorn, Green, &c. &c Also the bal
snce OF 600 sixty pieces Black Als!k auze Ribbon
inches wide
At l5c yard
At 15c. yard.
This quality and width sells every where regularly at
3Oc. yard.
Some quite astonshed that we should he 90 busy
when all around complain. Those who know the way
we sell have cause TO wonasr
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
As Is late in the have selected out of our
stock t60) sixty Coats in Gray Tan and Bisck that
were usually sold from s. up. We will offer them Ut
the extremely low price of 81 A.
We will also sell the balance OF Imported Beaded
Wraps.
We're sold from SO TO $l7.
Will sell lot at SI.9s.
viii sell lot 2 at S39S.
viii sell lot 8 at s5gs
It Will be great loss to miss this opportunity.
We must get rid of our
Surplus stock Of
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Our closing hours until September / arS Saturday,
II o'clock; other days 1t pm.
HAND AND Grows W1rH FAsH,ox
e. e. f. !. E Es1 s Ess w
: Exr r. Rs 7 k.ss =

We are half Of womankind will be "ali atten-
ton" at the mention o.0L0fES-whose supply Is not
like the old-faahioned omnibus. with always room
Tor one mora" But We have rot something TO say
we make II point to address ourselves to the
public unless we have. THESE ARE NEW ARRIv-
ALs-the latest antics" fashion has cut mp In look
Ing about to buy GLOVES remember our boast o. the
best qualities at prices that merely e9ua ther eor,A
6-button WHITE CHAM0IS-S1
Sbut.on MOUsQUETAIRE CHAMOIS-
White. 81. 25-nsturai color. 81.
S-buttou Real MoUsQuETAIRE KID.
with Black sttchins--s2. In SUEDE.
$50
4-button PEARL KID. with Black stitch
in9-Sl. 60 Stitched IN Pesrl-sl.
6-button PEARL B1ARRITz- stitched
either ia self or Black-sI
BIARRITZ glaze. with White and self
Sttching-IS cents.
BfAREITZ SVEDE-gS cents
4-button TAN. GRAY and BLACK KID
4-bu..on TAN sUEpE-sL
5-button TAN sUEDE-s5 cents
You anchor in safe harbor it impossible to get
wrecked. We tie TO such makes us REYNfER, TIRE
FoussE. AUG. CHARLES, z. CENTEMERI.
HoLSTE and FOSTER. because we know they never
allow their works to belle their regulations
foa have time set to use with comfort another pair
OF MITTS or FABRIC GLOVES. You will come cloee
to what you want if you follow this list II points the
niger OF safety and satisfaction our way.
BLACk-2oc.. 3Sc. SOC. 1jc.. sl.sl Is
that is for regular sizes-extra sizes are 4Oc.
and 81 pair.
TAN. CREAM and wHITE-JO cents
EVENING" LENGTHS-Tan and Gray
co cents.
WHITE. CREAM and BiACK-1lc aud
S1.5O. MISSES SIZES in Black and Tan
25 cents.
FILkT LACE-5o cents.
BLACK-JOc.. 75c.. 81 aud sl.2A
TAN-Goc.. Tic and 81.
GRAY-15c. andSl
GRAY AND MODE-eHtra tipped-Al
pair-and In BLACK-$1. - pair.
MISSES SIZES in Tans and Modes-loc.
BLACK TAFFETA-2:,c,, axe and zoe.
TAN. MODE AND GRAY-TAFFETA-
J0cents.
TAN and GRAY LISLE THREAD-2Jc.
MISSES TAFFETA-40c.
MISSES Isle THREAD-o0c
We are sure We are oferinx here ''sure cure" for
dissatisfaction.
II only for You to follow IN foots.eps-and Il
the most inexpensive road you travel.
sEAToN PERRY,
"PERRY BUILDING
NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Established 1s40. 1t
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Washington welcomes today the survivors Of
the 18th New York cavalry. who came so gal
iAnsly ard opportunely to the relief OF the capt.
tai July II, 1854. when Early's raiders were
near BY. Their noble defense Of Fort Stevens
until the sixth army corps arrived on the field
was one Of the heroic actions Of the war.
Would that the number Of the veterans alive to
enjoy this tbeir.frst reunion and hrs. visit to
Washington since the close Of the contest were
much larger than IL IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-10

Mr.. Latouchere charges Lord Salisbury with
a secret purpose Of making trouble for France
IN order to throttle her republicanism and stop
the spread Of such heresy among the monarch
cal countries Of Europe by the time the Eu-
ropean monnrehical league has been organized
the grsa. Western Hemisphere Republic Com
tIHe will be organized and then look out,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-10

IL Miss Ph9be Corzins Of St Louis, late Sec
rotary Of the Board Of Lady Managers Worlds
Fair, had taken the advice Of about sixty-three
million people in this country she would have
saved hsrsef from the defeat she has sustained
at the hands Of the court The subsequent
connection Miss Phrbe will have with the
Worlds Pair. except as a paying visitor, will
be very slIght indeed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-10

The WITNESSES Of the Sing Sing electroc ution
exercises. sworn TO secrecy. are telling all they
know about !, nth a frequency and dispatch
Indicative that eEelong they will be telling more
than they know Inc oUiy persons connected
with tha. affair who maintain secrecy are the
four Who made Il possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-10

rsppears from late interviews with promi-
nent New England farmers that the new party
Il not IN favor in that quarter. They are like
wise against hat money and the subtreasury
delusion. But independent thought is rife in
the land Of the Pilgrim and Puritan. and indi-
cations point to changes in the near future in
the rural vote. Just what they will be cannot
be determined vet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-10

-Four hundred and FIVE thousand six hundred
and siIty-ionr European emigrants landed in
thiscountry last year. and still they come aud the
gates are left wide open day and night The
more the better il they are all OF the right
sort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-10

Nevada as a state government is presenting .
problem which il rs difficult TO settle ~ shs
state itsek is. The general government will
have TO give tarm and pay bonus for settlers
in order to get the population up TO the state
average. There's no such thing a. unstating q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-10
JEwELRY DEPARTMENT.

Choice Of all Jeweiry marked sJc. for u cents
collection that embraces all kinds sxeIry aud many
articles identical TO those sold elsewhere At Ell far
collscti IN Of warranted IA karat Gold Jewelry and
perfect stock OF Real Shell Ornaments 10 pr csrt
discount-one-tenth of the price marked on the
article select. vinArette Bo.tles e5c are
reduced TO 10 cents.
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HosrERY DEARrnrsr.

The celebrated &C. a" French Ribbed Isle Hoss
in thirty ak different shades reduced from a. to c
pair. You probably know that 5oc the usual prics
for &C. g." Lisle Hose. Warranted Past Black spun
SILK Hose reduced from % to 6sc. Carriers with rib
bon bow and silver buckle for 39c. that are worth
double that price The Paiais Royals well known
Ribbed Cotton Hose. warranted Fast Black. reduced
from b TO :Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-10

Is is apparent that Warden Browns duty was
70 keep secret the proceedings Of the electrocu-
tion- He WAS undertaking new thing snd BE-
cause he succeeded the New York newspaper
are saying all sorts Of unkind things about him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-10

The National Society OF Christian Endeayor.
nov in session in Minneapolis, is hardly the
hind Of an organization TO prepare the way for
national political convention, sven a year
axxy
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koLB Pharmacy.
LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES
STH AND E Sis. W.

Here is list of prices which We venture TO say can.
not De beat anywhere the city Of We have
maze number Of ssasonahe additions which may
'errsi you The goods are In every a. repre-
senied or money cbesrfuily refunded. We ind 9
kVooS nunleer Of customers astonishei 81 our low
prices In drug store bu; departure Of sail
ING al sorts OF goods st loves, possible prices shortly
eonNinces these sc~ptics of their error.
NEW ADDITIONS.
ehainos best quality and fairly good loo
All sizes OF Channels reduced.
ioc. Soaps special drive. many of them are down
nN,n -. and 2oc Cisrks Pure Palm and Cosatss
RAIN Double Bar tncludpd
fine Tooth Combs at &c. Former price. ioc. l5c
and DC. a., at DC.
Putz pomade, genuine. VIII di,po,e Of m overs,ock
81 Just one-haf its price
oo.aen Hair Wash is further reauoed-~il sell in
e"~nss'es TO suit OF by the bottle 81 s.ss Of 5oe
'V leather Dressing Casss-har. mai and tooth
''"'H anu gents dressing combs; s.c.
GENERAL LIST.
Doc Best English Tooth Brushes, warranted. pic
- sh1hsh Tooth Brushes wax backs. .......... 13c
Ioc French Tooth Brushes VERY GOOD a.
% Lhshsh Al-br1stle Hair Brushes tKepi's, $780, SOC
imported Hair Brushes, all brts.les asre,isl bar
sAth' SATAN WOOD backs. riveted. sood enough
Ior tine most exacting, IN three sizes
u, -......-.........0s. 81 and q9c
manu- SIRIUS. very good vaue, s and foc
ohoe brnshes-We carry the larg.s, stock I'm town
ana ontr the following SPECIALS 81 shoe Brushes Al
Ioc dc Shoe Brushes AT 4.'c DC Shoe brushes Al
osc, Soc shoe Brushes al .,c-eitheg with or with
out handles
3oc Cloth Brushes down at.. oac
zoe. lather Brushes. extra good .,..... TO-
'o; i-a'her Brushes. patent ierruled. nnely I'm
isHea &c
foc Horse Brashe. a.. .... a.
81 batA brushes at.....................--- aslr
These Horse and Bath Brushes are worth double ths
money. Don't Eiss them
@r. Corksrrews TO reduce stock only 1nr
~o- "hisA brooIis down at.........,... loc
ar- rocket Stoves. alcohol. ............. eoc
black7ng Sets selling Doc SOC .sr and a1c
Aischeapa at half as much more. and You can't buy
them elsewhere Tor less.
20c. Backing Dips ida ubersl at m,
ei Bars Coatls CASTLE SOAP, White, nearly4
Pounos A.. t,r liar
oS' FLORIDA Water. full size, large bottles go. a,
DC. turning Irons down at.....-......,..... - loc
lc Bird Seed. best gu ALT y. .......... -e mar m
2oc HAND Mirrors-this is y special baruatn - a,
~c Large Dressing Comb, best rubber Quill back IOc
Look AZ those in Window
VI Bamatian Insect Powder. best quality, at DC
per 10,
81 Patent Medicines. Including uood,s .rA,,s
Cuticura Resolyent. S. 3. s.. Simmons ReSI-
lator. Jaype's and Pferce's Medicines, ATT, Coo
a saving Of SIC. on each bottle)
I'll Beef. Wine and Iron, special. at..... az
u Atomizers, hsrd-rabber tube. complete. . ssc
faniiS syringes. complete and guaranteed per-
iect..... AZ, as and Q9c
Hot-water Bays covered ia flannel or plain. extra
Ti-f' 81. 40
Ice BAGS. SOFT rubber IS and 4!,c
s.foantAin Syringe, complete. quart. "a
Very cheap indeed)
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HANpkERcHrEr DEPARTMENT.

Mems Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, with latest fancy
borders. reduced from p TO ~. Black JAPANESE
silk Handkerchieis reduced follows: From 10 10
iic.. from 50 to s5c.. from 81. - 10 81 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-10

We're the Wilson's Of Tranby Crofs as the
Prince and Princess Of Wales garden party 1t
Marlborough House to the Emperor and En-
press Of Germany?