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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-13

John Jarks an expressman tried TO
collect 81 80 charges from Carl Weber
litz Of New York avenue and Bowers
street last night. WieberlitZ threw him
out Of his house, after pummellinc him.
This morning Jarks haa Wiebeiliiz AZ
ranged before Justice Blake for assault
and battery. Wieberlitz was eeld.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-13
J0HY WEBEG's sT0RY.


at the shoot.
John Weber. tailor OF No. 81 Pali-
sade avenue is complaining about the
treatment he received at the shooting
match of the Secaucus Horse Troop LAST
Tuesday at Sehuetzen Park. Weber
tied the Captain of the troop for
first place and the rules or
the Schuetzens are that in a tie be who
makes the highest score on the last shoot
wins. Weber made the highest
score, but the committee refused
TO give him the prize. gold
watch valued at S75. and said he
must shoot of the tie. He also says he
won the third prize 10 another match,
but was unable to attend the distribu-
tion aud could not get his prize snbss-
quently. Weber threatens suit unless he
gets his dues.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-13
CAUGHT A DRUGGIST.
Founder Bradley Charged Him With
Selling Whiskey,


Special to the jersey CIR Eeiss.
AsBuRY PARK, Aug. Is. 1s9l-Samuel
B. Mcintyre, proprietor Of the fremont
Pharmacy, was arrested yesterday on
charge preferred By Mayor James A.
Bradley for seillRg liquor uHlswfuny.
MCINTYRE was arralgnsd By Justice Of
the Peace, and gave $500 bah for his sp-
peararee before the 0ctsber Grand Jury.
Several other druggists will be arrested
thus week for alleged vInlation Of rns bor-
ouga's excise law.
Mr.. Bradley was himself sued yester-
day. Last Sunday William Layton. .
stage driver. left his stage standing IN
the street while he transacted his pusi-
ness in q drug store. Mayer Bradley
espied the wagon ana ordered 1t sent 70
the wagon pound. Lxytoa feels aggvisyed
at the Mayor and ne has brought suit for
damages against him for SIS. The sum
mons will be issued today
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-13

lects as victims principally small
dogs. pets OF women and
children. Possibly he is afraiu
70 tackle big dogs lest he
n fate he seems eminently deserving
Of A dog owned by Mr.. Ben
son OF the Journal was one
OF the victims. Its throat was cut 50 that
the animal was almost decapitated, vet.
strange to say. the animal will
recover. Dogs belonging to }. Never, p.
outright
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-13

lower the canvas While this was being
done the pole swayed. and the people
sgnposiuz the wind was causing it.
rushed out pell nell ia their effort 10 es-
cape. There was considerable excite
ment for a time, but no injuries sus-
tained except a few slight bruises.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-13
TIE NEW FERRY.
Work Being Pushed Rapidly by the
Pennsylvania Csmpsny.

Pennsylyania Cempsny.
Work on the new Pennsylvania ferry
from Bay street. this city. to Thirteenth
street in New York. is being
rapidly pushed. The workmen have
finished building the float for the bridge
at the foot of Bay street, and the slip is
about completed. Two of the
ferry boats from the Courtlandu and
Desbrosses streets will ply bet tween
Bay ana Thirteenth streets and
their places will be filed wi6h
new double -deckers. 1t is not deter
mined yet whether the roEte will be
through Washington or Warren
streets, from Montgomery street; but no
matter which Is chosen street cars will
make connections. Boats will run by
September 10.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-13

Diego Lopez. who was arrested last
Monday for trying to open Zibeth's safe.
gave as his residence Nc. 1T2 Congress
street. Manuel Pass, manufac-
turer Of cigars who lives at the address
which Lopez gave, wishes II stated that
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-13
SIZE WAS CRAZY.
But She Managed to Catch an outGoIn:
Steamer.

But She Managed to Catch an Outgoing
Steamer.
A little woman with light hair and blue
eyes rushed on to the steamer First
Bismarck just as it was about to leave the
Hoboken pier this morning.
"Well 1 caught the ship,
didn't IS' she asked gleefully
Then she pumped herself down upon the
deck and began to take off her shoes.
The officers questioned her and
she became indignant, demanding
10 be shown to her state
room and saying that her husband
would follow in a few moments. Sne
was sent to the Station House.
Shortly after her husband ar
rived. He said he was Charles
Mitchell, of New York, and that his wife
was crazy. He took her home.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-13
Confidence Operators Knocked Out.

Charles Kretchner got the best of two
confidence operators today in Hoboken.
He was stopping at the Hansa Hotel
on First street waiting for the steamer to
sail to Germany. This morning
Kretchner had his baggage placed
on the vessel ana was re-
turning to the hotel when
two men approached him, and ore
cordially greeted him as Charlie. F"
He asked kretchner IN German
if he was going back TO
Germany. Kretehner al once sized the
men up. He dropped small hand bag
on the sidewalk and In q moment he
pummelled them so severely tnat they
broke away and ran to the ferry and
crossed to New York.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-13

]. Sloat Fassett took possession Of his
office as Collector OF the Port for the
first time this morning. He says he will
make no changes, in the policy aud force
OF the Office at present
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-13

Special to NE Jsrses csfE NeiOs.
RED BANK. Aug. Is, 1891 Daring a
heavy thunder storm yesterday afternoon
a panic occurred in Hunting's circus,
which was showing aeis- The vino blew
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-13
A pQG KILLER

Seems to Take Delight in Mutilatin<
Small Animals.
1t is alleged that dog Killer
who seeks to initiate Jack
the Ripper. has been operating
on the Heights and in Greenyille. he Sc
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-13

WASHINGTON, August Il. 1891. 9i.-Wezther
Indications for twentv-four hours for
Eastern New York, New Jersey and Esst-
ern Pennsylvapia: cooler,
no-theriy winds ada generally fair
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-13

Lopez does not nor did he ever live AZ his
place. and that Lopez is not 10 his
employ, and has no connection with him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-06
w. d. Clark & Co,
Sll MARKET SPACE.
WHERE TO MAKE MONEY THE NExrFIFTEEN
DAYS.

We ossf entire stock o. Dry Goods and Notions
Today we cali special attention to tn. linen stock
6oods which delight the heart Of every housekseper
!2-in.. Blsachsd Table Linen-scotch. Regular
Yin. Bisac6s sT fs be Lnen-sco,ch. Regular
ks! ss 1.1is Iinsns'0''h' Regular price
slim: Bleached Table Lnen-French. Regular
Rim: Bis.chsd fabie Linen-sco.ch. Regular
Pss n 81 Bs.cS SST fa6 10 nsnsco,cb REGULAR
s I'm Bisac6s sT fab IT, Linen-Gsrman. Regular
!0-in: B!eached Table Linen-Scotch. Regular
7Oln: Bisached Table Linsn-scotch. Regular
7e-in: Blesched Table Linen-German. Regular
64-in: Blesched Table Linen-Scotch. Regular
price, 1oc Now 94c; and COO.
coin; Blesched Table Linen--scotch. Regular
Nfn; BIssehed Table Linen-scotch. Regular
, Blsached Napiins-sco.ch. Regular price. 81. TO-
!: B,sas6sd Napkins-scotch. Regular price. sl.25
81 Be,ehed N.ptins-German. Regular price.
x BIssehed NspEins-scotch. Regular price. 81 So
Biesshed Nspkin.-aerman Regular price.
" Bssehsd Nspiins-Germ.n. Regular price. 81.
X Bis,ehed Napkin.-1ri.h Regular price, 81 so.
Anddothsrs too numerous to mention
Table Sets. Linen sh.eting, Pillow Linen. Linen
Crash and in fact. everything that be round 10
An excellent opportunity for hotels aud boarding
houses.
W. D. CLARK CO..
1t S11 Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-06

REMNANT DAY SALE
TOMORROW, FRIDAY. AUGUST Z.
lorH. nth AND + SITS. NV.
o'clock: other days ats Pm.

Perhaps all our patrons know the significance
Of these Remnant Sales and Just how they are
brought about. To any who do not know. how
ever. We would say that our sales people N
their respective departments are instructed to
overhaul the stock and take therefrom anything
that may be soiled or unused from handling
or displaying; whatever short leneths."
'broken sizes. &" ''odd and small" lots they may
ind-Glass wars. Brics-Brac. &C.. that has
become scratched or Clipped. in fact. all ner-
chandise that cannot be termed strictly perfect.
Such goods are not offered until Friday. when
they are examined. remarked and sold as
remnants at from one-third to one-half their
original price These sales have saved our Gus
toners hundreds of dollars; therefore it is an
economical thing for you always TO keep track
of them. Don't ask only at the departments
specified here, but at any Counter you may feel
SO inclined. as We can't publish them all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-06
UScALLED-Fon CrsroM-MApr
SHIRT ORDERS.

Order No. 2093-Six shiris-two plaits and
three eyelets in bosom cuffs attached
Neck. 16-sleeves, 304. Reduced from 81 to
81 each.
Order No. 3l2S-Eive Shirts-open 'front.'
plain bosom-three eyelets--Neck. l5-slseves,
3?S. Reduced from 81. so to 81 each.
Order No. 3171-One shirt-plain BOSOM
three stud holes-Neck. 16-sleeves. 81. Re-
duced from 81. 80 to 81.
Order No. 3303-Sevsn Shirts-open 'front.'
three stud holes-plain bosoms-Neck, 16S-
sleeves. 33. Reduced from 80 to 81 each.
Order No. 3044-Two shirts-open back
plain bosom-two eyelets--Neck. 154-sleeves,
3lh. Reduced from 81 to 81.
Order No. 3353-Three Shirts-oren 'front.'
two plaits and three stud holes in BOSOM
Neck. l4H-slsevss. 30Is. Reduced from u. IS
70 81.
Order No. 3422-Six Shirts--open front-two
eyelets-plain bosom-Neck, 1o4-s,eeves. 81
Reduced from 81. 80 to 81 each.
Order No. 3454-Six Shirts open back
plain bosOm-two eyeiets and box plai.s IN
bosom-Neck. l5--sleeve, 3Oh. Reduced from
81. 50 TO 81 each.
Qst floor, LIST annex.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-06
Washington won. The encsmpment Of the

Washington won The encsmpment OF the
Grand Army of the Republic for 1892 will be
held at the national capital. The Detroit en-
campment has done the right thing. To Wash
ingtou. now it is done. it matters not that the
choice was made by 9 small majority after an
animated effort. The result is perhaps all the
more gratifying on that account 1t is
gratifying on every account II is graft
fyIng to the Grand Army and the families and
friends Of its members. who will have here
something worthy their coming To sec, and ac-
eommodations BETTING the occasion. II is
gratifying to the general public for the same
reasons II is gratifying TO the people of
Washington for these and other reasons Wash
inGton 10 prepared to entertain and always glad
TO entertain. especially to entertain national
bodies associated with the history Of the coun-
try aud the aspirations Of the people. 1t is
justly proud Of its patriotic pre-eminence. Of
its grand public buildings, its unrivaled
situation. Its nearness to the great
hattlsnelds Of three wars, its associations with
stirring events Of civil and military history and
the illustrious msn of the nation. Washington
will carry ont its pledges next year and VIII
contribute to make the session for 1892 Of the
famous body Of veterans, the most memorable
Of al its eacsmpments 1t is not likely that
ever again will any eucampment in numbers.
enthusiasm, personnel and local advantages be
equal to it Time passes and the veterans are
~ ..i, o. fr,so the eternal siisuce
For the able and Jealous efforts Of the COM
mittee and military delegation all possible
praise is ~ be rendered. With all Washington $
manifest advantages over other places the re-
sult would have been different but for the ex-
eeIlent work done by the Washingtonians
Not the Least Iaeritorious portion Of their Ia
bors was their sagscity in keeping cool when
their cry was wrongfully tainted. 1t is all
over nov. They have the victory. There Is
no bitterness toward the young and sprightly
rival in the west. and she is most cordially in
vited to take front seat in the enter tainment.
Il u hardly necessary for Tue STAR to refer
70 the part il has taken in the work of securing
the ercsnpment meeting for Washington, for
IL Is known to everybody. The STAR has con-
tributed freely financially, given its space I'M
stintedly. and devoted all the energies and
capacities Of the paDer. TO the task, and has the
satisfaction now Of feeling that its untiring
xork has aided effectively in accomplishing the
happy result
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-06

For years tie idea has been mooted at the
sonth Of reducing the area Of cotton in order
to increase the price Of the staple and enable
the planters tc produce their own cereals and
other crops. A there has been no concert Of
action the proposition has not taken any
Practical shape Now, however. that the
FARMERS Alliance has the matter under con-
sideratiot it is likely that something will be
done. The disposition Of the alliance is to take
all steps hat are IN the direction of securing
better prices for farm products.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-06
RELIABLE Low Pace GLOVES.

eFrhousands Of dozens Of the following Gloves
HAYS been sold. their popularity being earnes Of rel
liability linked with low prices:
5-hook q Poster" Kid Gloves reduced 10 81.
7-hook Poster Kid Gloves. q p TO 81. II.
sbutton seuds housquetsires. ssc. to SIC.
4-button French Kid Gloves. sc. 10 &c.
s-button PiEskin MoasQuetaircs. BIC. 20 Sc.
s-bution Channels Gauntlefs. el % 10 sc.
Ex-Ths P.esksa Biarritz hOusgastaire. eonS
eisA eAss< AID sslf color stitching.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-06

Beyond bis eightieth mile post. Mr.. Gladstone
10 represented to be ready for the great task his
country IS about to impose upon him again
the task u directing her interests as prime
minister. He Is the most marvellous instance,
IN our times. at least. Of oyer-mastering
qualities uninPaired by time and broadening
by exercise to the verge of the final years of
human LIFE. great soul finds its repose in the
increase Of its activities for good to man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-06
R. HAnnrs Co..
SALE EXTRAORDINARY.

During the next two weeks we offer to cash Dur.
chasers Of diamonds special inducements as We wish
TO make room for our immense fall stock
WE QUOTE A FEW BARGAINS.
AMarauise Ring. 10 diamonds and ruby center. BE-
Marauise Ring. 10 diamonds and turquoise. from
$50 to sl3.7 rs.
Marquss Ring. Is diamonds and 8 emeraids, from
e.io to as.
Round Cluster. 10 diamonds. opal cen,er. from
60. 30 to sI3.S5
3-stone Ring. pure white gems. Reduced from
$50 to $40.
a 3-stons Ring. pure white gems Reduced from
3-stone Ring. pure white. weighing N carats from
clio to ss5.
5-s'one Ring. pure white. weighing 2carats. from
$50 to al2O.
Blue White Solitaire. from $50 to sa5,
Blue White Solitaire. from $50 to S45
Blue White Solitaire So uare cut gem watching L
carats. from sl1O to ss5.
Blue White Solitaire. ~ carats. very brilliant. and
perfect a rare bargain. from Sl75 to sl35.
to s1s5. N A''Ns '''AA s~~'
$1,000 Is all we ask for IT,
We have in stock q largs>vare,y Of Diamond Rings
from S3 to s25.
EARRINGS.
very pretty pair Of EARRINGS perfect, from s35 to
025. WV
very pretty pair Of Gems from eo5 to s5o.
600. w
A pair weighing 2h karats. perfect, from seoO to
s16O. ~'0 ~
A pair weighing 81 harats, perfect, from sa75 to
e225. "
pair weighing 43s tarats, perfect, from sa25 to
ESQ
number Of others ranging in Price from slo to
e. 500 FER pair.
R. HARRIS co..
IMPORTERS,
NV. COR. 7TH AND D Sis. NV
aue-thSs-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-06
DOMESTIC Dnrss GooDs
DEPARTMENT.

Remnants OF Monte Cloth in lene.hs from
Ia TO yards, suitable .or shirt waists and
chlIdrsns dresses- Reduced from l2jrc 60 Sea
yard.
Remnants Of Percale in lengths from \ TO
yards. heduced from l2kc. 10 Ice. q yard.
Remnants OF Outing Cloth. Reduced from
1Oc. to and Sc yard.
Also Remnants OF chsliies. Ginshams, &C, Of
greatly reduced prices
(Second floor. LIST annexD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-06

The announcement by the Peoples Party OF
Ohio that il proposes 10 relegate John Sher-
man to the oblivion that is enjoyed by his
friend ingalls, is by no means terrible as
they seem to believe. The Ingalls, variety of
oblivion is one Of the least reliable in the mar
ket. 1t continues only as long Mr.. ingalls,
chooses To keep from expressing his opinions
On any public topic whatsoever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-06

Isdiss and gentlemen who are away ct the sesshess
and mountains may shop with ne through the mall
with every sssursncs Of sstsfactoa- stsss whsthsr
your anrensss long. medium or short. your hand
plump or thin. n very particular - 10 color pssss
ssud ssmpisof shsds desired Follow thsss dive
lions ana w guarantees t perfect q the siovss
vsrs trisd ON ct our counter.
gVFsrssrssd po~pstS. ssd u fhs order % re
sssssd bsfsrs Monday. <~s~s -. - tie spssss
prices suossd sbsvs.
TIN ,AIAys ROYAL
A tIsxER
Or. i2th aud Pa ssA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-06

About every other Farmers Alliance branch
in the country has gone in for deEuneistion Of
the third party movement The democratic
leaders should see to it that this sort OF thing
be done with discretion. A third party is the
leading issue OF their campaign and they must
have 1t 20 insure success. They will be loaded
for bar" no doubt, at the February meeting Of
the National Alliance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-06
WHAT Do You THINK Or This,

It is surprising how many people are fooline them
selves in buying furniture kc., on instsllments or
long time. We show them where offer many things
at just onehaf credit price. but they 81 don't
care anything about price-I want time" 1t u .
strange fascination. or improvident habat. in which
they willing pay ~ fo- 81 article for the privi
ege Of paying for It Goo. at time These name people
don't seem to understand how It is that they al
ways hard up. No man prosper as long he pays
81 and gets Il for IT. don't rant any credit bust
II You have a dollar to spend. will Eive you
100 cents worth for IT. can't psy cash for what
you want you need not conn., We don't sell on time.
Read these prices:
Al.hair Msttrsss. 40 pounds. O.. 50. Real Curled
Hair Mattress. full sine, &C.. s12 SO. Cottontop
Mattress. $2.25 Oak Suite. 9l6.S0 Best Wire Cots.
81. 80. Spring Roller Shades. SOC. A Crystal Tum-
bier. 2kc. Fly Fans. t1.S6. Initial Tumblws. any
letter. 81 dozen.
Remember, we don't seli anything on instsilmsns,.
so that you buy for cash don't spend your money
until you come and SEE u.s. We claim 70 b the only
house in Washington whore you can furnish house
| complete with everything needed. except cooking
aRAsrY.
DOUBLE STORES.
FURNITURE. CHINA. aLAss AND KITCHEN
WARE-soLD ONLY FOB CASH.
y3O 1510-l2 eth Ct. a. w.. bet. Psnd Q.
Sx1iasos.
100 AND l2o2 PA AVE. NV,
Has tust received carload Of
OLD PASADENA poRr. SHERRY AND ctAHET.
PURE GRAPE WINE.
eHorTLEs, q. AND DorTLxs. q.
| Prices greatly reduced.
a Pocket coskssrsw gratis with svsEy dsliar sals.
my23- eo6m
| 2Io1AQE At NO. 80 yENN. AVE- n n1DA1A41
locked apassn1pts 1og houesho1A anA ethG goedn.
! @ys-sa BMA1p coRSxTx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-06
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
SMALL LOTS.

SMALL LOTS.
Il pairs Misses Lsle Thread Gloves with
finished hnGere. Sizes 4 and 5. Reduced from
% to l1r. pair.
9 pairs LADIES' 6-button-lencth Gray Tafets
Gloves. Sizes and ~. Reduced from IS TO
2oc. pair.
- pairs LADIES' 6bufton+ensfh SIX Gloves
n Modes, Tans and Grays. SIZES and 81.
Reduced from OIL and 81. 20 TO Tic. anafr,
lIirst floor, 1lth AZ building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-06
w HrrE Goops DEPARTMENT.

% remnants Plaid Lawns in lengths from 10
IL yards. Reduced 10 &c. a yard
70 remnants Satin bordered Apronetts- Re-
duced 10 DOC yard
% remnants Hemst.tched Lawns I'm isnc+hs
from to 81 yards. at greatly reduced prices.
lSecond noor. llth 81. building !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-06

The central fact for the United States Of such
feats as have been performed by the Majestic
and other foreign steamers in reducing time
between the old and new worlds Is that the
Cnissd States are not in it. The central lesson
10 that thew ought to be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-06
Muslin UxDERwran DEPARTMENT.
ODDS AND ENDS,

ODDS AND ENDS.
/ Cambria Chemise. with square yoke and
trimmed with fine Hamburg and torchon lace.
Size 30 Reduced from 1. ~ TO 7jc.
Muslin Gown, with surplice neck, yoke Of
SIX Hamburg insertings and rufle OF Hamburg
around neck and sleeves. Size Is. Reduced
from 81 - to el.25. T-.f /
an Inserting Of Hamburg front Sn6a bs.k slstl
narrow lace edge. Sizes 10 and a. Reduced
from 81 TO .oc each.
Fine Cambria Corset Cover, with ''v" neck
and front trimmed with Nalenciennes lace.
feather edse and ribbon. Size "A. Reduced
from 81 to doc.
t>econd floor, 10th Of. building.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-06

Alliance Congressman Watson is after Mr..
Crisp's speakership BOOM IL is one Of the
principles Of the alliance to be unremittingly
after somebody or something, just TO keep its
hand IN II for nothing else.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-06

The International Socialist workingmen's
Congress 10 meet at Brussels. Belgium. will be
interesting from the fact that the United States
a. well A. Europe will be represented and the
topics 10 be discussed affect the public Of every
country In the civilized world II Is significant,
however, tina, the 10000 English trade union-
lists propose to abstain, although some indi-
yidual sscietlss may have representatives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-06
RIDING DRIVING AND BrcrcLrso.

Mems o. Doeskin Gloves reduced TO 80 cents.
Mems 81 Cape Tan Gloves. sl.35 to sL25-
Mems Castor Beaver Gloves. 81. b to el.o5.
Ladies' e1. d Dosskin Gaunilets reduced TO sl -
Ladies Castor Beaver 6auntiets. 81. 95 70 SIS.
Ladies' Chevrette Gauntlets. 81. s5 TO 81. TO-
Ladies' Dosskin. beaver palm. sl.es 10 ak
LADIES' Black Dressed Kid Gauntlets, Ell We tcSl a
Misses Pisskin Mousa uetaires. s0c TO SIC.
Boys pogskin Gloves 81 to SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-06

Any one who has questioned wa.hington's
status - . hustler will be pleased 10 observe
that the Grand Army eneampment 10 TO be held
al the capital of the United States nc 1t year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-06

II viii be a. little as General yandervoort can
do &c come to Washington himself with the O..
A. E. ns1t year and see just how far his u
natu=ed prophecies were justihable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-06
PARAsoL DEPARTMENT.

ALL THAT REMAINS OF OUR LARGE
STOCK.
Light Green Brocsded silk Parssol. With
cherry crooked handle and fniAhed 1ifA fAsorl
and bow. Reduced from slO 10 S.
Black Silk Parssol. satin striped and edrpd
with two small ruffies Reduced from si6,o
So 30.
(First floor nth St buildins)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-06

Mckinley and Campbell are TO meet at the
unvsihng Of a soldiers statue at THIN. Ohio.
but in a friendly and unpolitical way. Foraker
and Sherman should 60 and see them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-06

Mrs. Webster. the her oine Of New York's re-
cent scandal and shooting scrape, should not
have been in such haste to go to the theater
She viii grayitate there in the natural course
Of eyen.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-06

No distinguished statesman has yet attempted
90 write book on "what don't know about
the tariff Books Of several thousand pages
are no Longer popular.