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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-29
SENATOR FAULKNER IN rae WEST.

Senator c. ]. FAULKNER and other
eminent Democratic speakers have been
doing good work IN the Northwest In
addressing Democratic clubs Con-
gresham WILLIAM WILSON paved the
way for this work by pioneering In that
country some months ago, and as con-
sequence there has been a remarkable
interest and enthusiasm displayed in
organizing clubs In Washington, Mon
tana and other far Western States.
Everywhere Senator FAULKNER has
spoken he has been received with the
greatest enthusiasm, and his speeches
have been marked for their clearness OF
expression and dignity of argument. AT
Helena, Montana, last Monday even
ing he addressed a large audience and
held their closest attention for two
hours. HIS reception was warm aud
cordial. In the course of his spesch he
touched on the shipping interests Of the
nation. He said:
The Republicans say the Democratic
party are the friends of the En- lish tories.
Would some Republican tell him the time
when the Government was IN the control
OF the Democratic statesmen OF the country,
that 1t ever bent the knee to English tyr
ranny. Never. Who but the Republican
party was responsible for the turning over
OF the great foreign trade Of this country
A ThaaA facts
Of history. The Senator said 1t was not his
statement When you look upon the mag
nificent coast line Of the United States,
with its many ports, it is shame to think
that but Is per cent Of American COM
merce is carried in our own ships, While al
most all the balance is carried by the Eng
lish. The experience of the country under
low tariff is not one 70 be ashamed OF, ana
the Democrats are willing to try 1t again.
He reviewed the tariff legislation OF
the Republicans In q mastery manner,
showing that a high protective tariff
was working an injustice TO the masses
closing his speech with the relation OF
the following amusing story, as Illus
trating the tariff sys TEN:
Italy and France after terminating their
free intercourse OF trade made tarln regu-
latiOns A gentleman living in France d.
rected in his will that when he died his re-
mains should be taken to Milan and ere
mated. When the executor arrived at the
boundary line he was compelled TO pay so
on the CORPSE. He then went TO the Gre
matOry and carried out the wishes OF his
dead friend. The ashes were placed in an
urn and the executor started for France.
At the boundary line he was again stopped
by another official who demanded $40 on
the ashes This was retaliation, and is
practically what Germany has done IN al
lowing the American hog TO enter that
country, and getting more than even on
the sugar sent 10 this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-15
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Dec. l5-Flour duh, unchanged
receipts, l3,4S3 barrels; sales, l2j barrels. Wheat
steady, at decline-No. Q red. spot. l.O2al .O2ia
December. i0laI.02A January, ;.oSal.OSs.: Febru-
airy, Loss al."5's; May. .esSal.oss.: steamer,
NO. 2 red, &c - receipts, ila.'n5 bushels: ship
ments 1860 bushels stock. l.s5s. ioi bushels;
sales lll,Wo bushels southern wheat easy
mixed, spot. sassy; year, 5Ths5sh; January.
o aS4a; February, 53Sa5sjS: March. So steamer
mixed, oSas5A-receipis. ?@6I4 bushels: stock.
sO06a3 bushels; sales. $1,000 bushels Southern
corn lower-white 5sk ass: yellow, So y ass Oats
stcady--So. white western, 4iS; No. mixed
western, SsS-receipts i,op1 bushels. stock. llG.-
6iS bushels, Rye dull, inactive-No. . e5-recepts.
l,Ss0 bushels: stock. sto,42i bushels Hay nrln-
good TO choice timothy, lS.oOai4.0a Grain fregh;s
qnict-cott0n per pound. 3s hour per ton in sac L..
II cents per 100 pounds. Cotton numinal--nliti-
brlk meats. loose shoulders, SO; Icing clear, 60:
clear rib sides, o. sugar-pckled shoulders, So;
sugar-cured smoked shoulders, AZ: hams, small.
lull: large, 10: lard. refined. "a: crude, O.
Butter firm, unchanged. Eggs weak-25a26. COZ sc
nrln-RiU cdrgoes. tar, IL; No. :. lS7,als. sugar
slrohe-graHtiiated. 4. Copper steady. Whisky
hrm-l.25al.26 Peanut; unchanged
BALTIMORE. Dec. IS. - Virginia consos. Is
asked: do. threes. 69ka10Is; baltimore and Ohio
stock. e6aS64: Northern Central stock, 20 asked:
consolidated gas bonds, ia .allSA; do. stocks
4sas31.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO Dec. 10 (closing).-wheat-Dece
Der. slE; January. e2's; May, est.. Corn--De-
cember, 81; January, 49,: May, a. Osts-De-
cemoer, 32ss; May, 2sis. Pork-January, lo.e5;
May, ll.4O. Lard = January, 6Isk; May, GO.
nios~anuary, 5i5 May, 5 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-15
IN WALL STREET TODAY.
The vanderbilts Show a Slight Advance and
Lead the List.

The Vanderbilts Show a Slight Advance and
Lead the List.
NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-There vas a moderate
amount Of trading at the opening Of the stock
exchange this morning. The tone was firm
and prices advanced fractionally. During the
first hour, however, the upward movement made
slight progress except in the case of the Wander
bits. New York Central was quite active and
jumped from 1174 to 1lS1a. Rock Island
reached 81 and Chicago gas &c, but the changes
in the rest Of the list were insignificant Be-
sides the three stocks mentioned the most
activity was in Burlington. Atchison, Northern
Pacific preferred, Erie and At. Paul. The gen.
eral list was fractionally higher at IL O'Clock
, than it closed last night New York Central
Chicago gas. Oregon Navigation and Pullman
palace car stocks were the chief features of in
terest in the second hour The market con-
tinued strong and at noon the best figures were
current. The advance ranged from Is to per
cent. The market at this writing q 80 p. M is
dull.
Money, 21la3 per cent Exchange steady
posted rates, 4S4a4S6; actual rates. 1922 a4S3 for
sixty days and 4S4Iza4S5 for demand. Gov
ernments quiet--currency g. 1857 bid; As.
coupon, 1171s bid; extended 2s. registered,
1901 bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-15
"a EDITION.
PROSPECTS OF PEACE
Base Ball Men Amicably Getting
Together at Indianapolis.
4 CHICAGO DISAPPEARANCE EXPLAINED
Abduction of a Pretty French Girl
by Prince.
4 CHICAGO DISAPPEARANCE EXPLAINED
LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEW S
BASE BALL MAGNATES FRIENDLY.

bASE DALI MAGNATES FRIENDLY.
1t Looks as Though an Amicable Settlement
of the War Will Be Made.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Dec. 15-Indianapolis ia
full OF base ball presidents, managers. direc-
tors and lesser lights and if things move as
smoothly as expected it will be empty tomor-
row. This morning President Nick Young of
the league and President lack Phelps Of the
association came and with their arrival the
business began.
This morning the directors of the associa-
ton met ut the club room in the Bates House
just after the arrival of President Vonderhorst
Of Baltimore. The early Chicago train brough.
in President Williams of the association club
and twelve of the stockholders of that or
SaniZation and inaugurated vigorous
campaign against the twelve club plan. Presi-
dent Williams says that he and his colleagues
will fight the scheme to the end. President1ven-
sen Of Milwaukee is keeping discreetly silent.
as, in fact. nearly all the others are as to de-
tails. President Byrne Of Brooklyn says that
the league h a unit on the twelve-ciub plan and
that conferences with association officers indi-
cate an amicabie adjustment Of all the Diff
culties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-15
TURNED UP IN SYRIA.

Young Behannessy. Who Disappeared So
Mys,erionsly From Chicago Last Summer.
CHICAGO Dec. 15.-Anton Faris Behannessy,
the young Syrian who disappeared so suddenly
from Chicago last sunni er. has turned up in
Zalen. Syria F. E. Hoskins, Presbyterian
missionary at Zalen, writes that young Be-
hannessy says he left Chicago much against Dis
will.
HE went to see his uncle about money mat
ters writes the missionary. 1.-The uncle de-
layed the completion Of the business, invited
him to walk to the station and tLen exerted
force enough to have him put aboard the
train"
At New York, it is said, similar tactics were
used to get the lad aboard ship sailing for
Beyrout. The uncle is the boys legal guardian,
and s9SSes
mother Of the boy. His younger
brother had recently died and she desired that
her remaining son return home. The young
Syrian promises to return to Chicago, leaving
Zalen shortly after Easter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-15
Congressman Mills III.

Representative Mills Of Texas has been con-
fined to his rooms at Wizards Hotel for almost
a week with q very heavy cold and prostratian
following the speakership canvass
A report was in circulation 1t the Capitol
this morning that his illness had developed
into pneumonia and taken q dangerous form.
DIR. Sewers, the attending physician, said. how
ever, that Mr.. Mills was suffering from a severe
cold and that be was recovering. The doctor
said that ne had not been to see Mr. Mills for
three days and had he become worse he Or.
Sowers) would naturally have been notified.
The illness OF Mr.. Mills, DR.. Sewers said, was
due to the horrible exposure to which
members subjected themselves during
the speakership contest and he was
attending about dozen of the
members who had caught bad colds at that
time. He had given orders that no visitors
should be permitted to see Mr.. Mills 90 ss to
divert his patients mind from business II il
supposed that the fact that no cards were sent
to Mr.. Mills room gave rise TO the report Of
his dangerous condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-15
DIE.

INTRODUCES On the Afternoon 81 Decsmler IA.
1871, after painful, illress NELLIE. wfe q: VIM.
funeral services IN "Wednesday afternoon. DeceIn-
No i53i Ninth siIst northNsst fr,.ads -, ts ~
family invited.
CosTAGGlNL Suddenly. on Monday morning, De-
celnber "a. 1891, at A. MATILDE. beloved vie u
flippo Sos;assini ana native OF ROME liaiy. aged
Funeral iroIn ha' late residence 3e3 Second stree,
s2utleaSt hequ ela u.Sss at 81 Peters Church
iny:ed to attend baltimore and fhiladeiplia psr-
l3, ls1i. wfLIIsM DoMEii eldest -9n % v. :
and the late saline Dulin. in the thirty scUId
FARRELL MISS MARY FARRELL viii l.e auri..d
from the vault at Mount Olivet cemetery Wednesday.
FENTON. At tie residence o. her son. L. A Fec.
ton LIS wenty -.sLth siry.t northwest ON Decru.
TON, widow Of Jo' ah J.. ared seventy and
Funeral services At Oak nan Chapel "Wednesday, De-
e aTl 10. e 50 Pm Ovid and Rochester Nes
NeMrow. Perth. scotland DAt IN GkkESHiLL, late
Of Al warmer street. Masliin- ton. Al. 4.
HAWKINS. sssel from this life December H.
ISL a. M a. bier rcs denoe. l.'si street north
after short but painful Illness. which 6ore xlt6
Christina patIence.
Past her suffering.
Hast her pam.
For tears aie vain.
HER FRIEND MAMIE.
Funeral from Liberty Baptist Church corner Eirlt-
ANA streets. Eaon, ssay. DsceTnder 10 At D.
ia fEfeNas are inysted 70 attend.
lSEMAN. Al II o'clock Tuesday morning Dec.ul-
her u iSs,l. GE6RGF fsiMAN. at his r;siScnee.
lUte tenth street northwest. tAe twenty seseaIa
year Of ms
Notice OF funeral Hereafter.
LEI. Departed ;hs life an Sunday DE, erll,er ~.
1871. in the ~, htieih year OF her ase. SARAH widow
Funeral IRON the Metropolitan Wesley Zion Church
Wednesday. at = O'Clock Friends invited at
tend.
PURCELL. Departed this life suddenly ON Sunday
Deceisr -, 1854. 30 ni.. a Hines
Mr. kA%DOLtH e.. tire beloytd husband Of MARY
Purcell. aged nfty-seyen YEAR,.
Past his suffering. past his pain.
Cease t. weep. foy tea.rs
Calm tne tuIaalt 3, t,y breast
For he who suffered a. at rest.
Funeral viii take place "Wednesday December No.
st II M. from the residence Of nephew Mr.
Mm. Lawson, on the GOOD Hope read. mile from
Anacosiia. lnfernent at Alexandria On 4 80 g.
Oat.
SHOEMAKER On Saturday. December II, 1891,
alter short Illness. JESSE SHOEMAhER. in the
ioriA seventh lis
Funeral VII take place from his late residence the
cid noInesiead nea Ten egtOwn, "Wednesday. the ltth
inst, Al 2oclock. Relatives and friends respectfully
iaVited.
WALL At Providence Hospital. on Monday night,
December II, 1851. az IL O'Clock. CA1HAkINE.
widow of the late Thomas Nall. aged sixty years
Funeral nom her sons residence. 1903 Seventh
thence 60 the lmmacu ate conception Chur,h. where
hiyh will be said a gOclock. Relatives and
friends invited 20 attend baltimore payers please
copy. .
WALTERS. On Tuesday morning, December IS.
1891, at O;4o O'Clock. EMMA MA11Eks, IN thu
twenty year 81 her are
Funeral from her late residence. AL Rhode Islsnd
avenue. Thursday at 10 o'clock a. M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-15
Name
Washington stock Exchange.

Sales - Regular call IT O'clock m: lexington
Railroad GS slOoJ at 9G2.; sl,Oto at 961s. L. S.
Electric Light Convertible IS, $500 at los 5000 at
at 100; $500 at lU9 f5cU at lO9 i. s. Electric Light
scrip, sou at no. Washington Loan and Trust
Company. at LIS: at lUs at !0s.
Government Bonds--U. 5. Is. registered 1901
1861 bid, llIA asked. U. s. Is, coupons, 1901,
ii ,as, S,S, i os ta asse5 pona
1897 currency, l02 bid, = asked. 2o-year fund. 6s
lssa gold, lel bid asked. 2o-year fund, IS, 1892
rency. 1901 ia5 bid, asked so-year fund, Is, gold
lyO2 lis bid - asked. Water stock, IS, 1903 eur.
rency, rs bud, :. asked s.tss. IVA fund. cur
rency. ia bid, ll6 asked s54s, reg. 2-IVs, 1875
1901. l0s bid. - asked.
Miscellaneous Bonds-w Washington and George
town kaiiroad 1910, is, 100 bid, = asked.
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Conyerti-
bic IL. las bid, . asked. Masonic Hail AS
socia,on. s., los bid. = asked. Washington Market
washington Marke, Company imp. e.. IA bid
asked. American Security and Trust Com
pany, Is, 100 bid, asked. Washington Light an
ingtGn Light infantry III IS, VI bid asIeo- Wash
ing;oI Gas Company, series A, 6s, LIS bid, asked
Washington Gas Company, series b. c., i2y bid
BILE Us, 1901, i4s bid, las asked. Eckington Railroad
g. so,s bid. 81 asked Capitol and North Street
Railroad ist mortgage IS. no bid. = asked. Met
asked. u. Electric Light Convertible S. i0Sh
bid no asked Anacostia Railroad d. 102 bid, -
Nstional Bank Stocks-Bank Of Washington. 40
bid, asked. Bank Of. Republic, zoo bid, -
asked: Metropolitan. scs bid go asked. Central,
bid, : asked. Citizens. l1V bid, - asked Column
ba. t55 bid. = asked Capital. la bid, - asked
West Ind, ~ bid " asked Traders, ia hid N,
asked. lincoln. ssk bid. lUoh asked. Ohio, ~ bid,
- asked. Second. IA bid. = ASKED.
Railroad Stacks - Washington and Georgetown.
2l5 bid. asked. Metropolitan, 90 bid lOo
asked. capitI and North q street.. 70 bid. 6
asked fckington and soldiers home. sr bid. =
asked. hook Creek. lU0 bid. - asked. Columbia
% bid. ~ asked.
Insurance ssosks-Firsmen,s. AN bid, - asked.
Franklin, " bid, Is asked National Union. Is
bid, ~ asked. CorcorAn, S7h bid, = asked Co
iumbta. lsk bid. 10 asked Potomac, rs hid 80
asked. Megk ~ bid. -asked Peoples. ~ Did,
y asked, Lincoln. bid. - asked Commerclsl
sX bid, aaked Metropolitan. Is bid. II asked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-15

Secretary Blaine has received long cable
message from United States Minister Egan at
Santiago. Chile, but refuses positively to say
anything about it It il understood to convey
the substance Of the comments Of Mr.. Malta.
Chilean minister of foreign affairs ON the recent
official utterances of the President and Secretary
Of the Navy in regard to the Valparaiso incl
dent The views OF the minister on this
subject have been embodied in circular
letter to the diplomatic officers Of the Chilean
government and have already been published
in the papers of this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-15
RATIONs FOR THE q. A. X.

A Bill Empowering the Secretary of War TO
Furnish Rations and Tents.
Senator Pettigrew Is. d. today introduced a
bill authorizing the Secretary of War to fur
nish ratiors to the members of the Grand
Army of the Republic attending the
annual encampment at Washington in Sep
TENDER, 1892. The Secretary is also
to furnish tents and barracks and all other
things appertaining to regular army life in the
field to members of the Grand Army. The
sum of s50O.0o0 is appropriated to carry out
the provisions of the act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-15
The Vanderbilt Yacht Case.

The Vanderbilt yacht case was srgued in the
United States Supreme Court today by Elihu
Root in behalf Of r. W. Vanderbilt and Solicitor
General Taft in behalf Of the United States
The case il before the court in the form o,
an application BY J: eloat Fsssett collector Of
customs Of the port Of New York, for Q writ Of
prohibition TO restrain Judge Brown Of the
United States district court from proceeding q
try Q suit BY which r. ". Vanderbilt
seeks TO recover from the possession Of the
collector the British built pleasure yacht Con.
queror. which the collector seized 70 compel
payment of custom duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-15

Title Insurance Stocks-Rea Estate Title. 10
bid. = asked Columbia Title. 81 bid. asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-w ashington Gas.
<la bid. ~ asked. Georgetown Gas. IS bid. -
asked U. g. Electric Light, l4S bid. i5o asked.
Telephone Stocks-Chesapeake and Potomac. 50
bid. 60 asked American Graphophone. AZ bid. G
asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks-Washington Market Com
pany, IL Did. ISM asked Great Falls Ice Company.
lao bid, l5o asked. bull Run Panorama Company,
Is bid q asked. Pneumatic Gun Carriage.
bid. 4 asked Lincoln Han. bid. 100 asked.
safe deposit and Trust companies = Washing
ton Loan and Trust Company. los bid, Ito
asked American Security and Trust COMPANY.
les bid ITO asked Washington safe Deposit Com
pany, lilo bid, - asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-15
Controversy Over Stone Cutting.

The Stone Mason's Association are opposed TO
msmbers Of the Stone cuttev' Association SET
ting stone 1t 10 claimed that the business Of
the stone cutters II 10 cut stone, and when il il
to be set in the wall then the stone masons are
to be called In. The controversy d not q
specially new one, but recently the bricklayers
we're asked 70 srbitrste the matter. Tins they
endeavored to do last evening IT meeting
held at Wonn's Hall, when both parties we're
present The meeting was ssrAther animated
one, and after long discussioA an adjourn
msnt Was taken without reaching concfn,:o..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-15

STAR PIECES In
BLANKETS. COMFORTABLES AND LINENS.
10 per discount of the marked prices of al Blan
kets and Conn ortabes-
S-iU and 81, Beached Damask Table Cloths.
with handsome colored borders bargain at
each
doyiies to MATCH. in bleached and unblesehed.
with colored borders. Star prices. 81 %. -. u
-. -. p, 81. 40 and 81 each
80 dozen Fine Bleached Dsmask 1owels. knotted
fringe. No better sold anywhere for less than
1uc. Star price l5c. each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-15
STOLEN BY A PRINCE.
Cause Of the Disappearance Of q Beautiful
Partisan Girl,

Cause OF INC DlsapPeNrahce Of q ReauttuI
Partisan Girl.
PARIS, Dec. 15.-French detectives who were
ordered to search for a beautiful girl, aged
seventeen, who has been missing from her
home for some time, have discovered that
Belgian prince was the cause of her dis
appearance. 1t seems the prince, who
is now here, became infatuated with the GIRL
who resided with her parents near the hotel
where he was stopping. The prince made her
a number of valuable presents and finally in
duced the girl to leave her home and take up
her quarters with him in another part of the
city. The parents have threatened to prose-
cute the prince for abduction and he says he
will marry the girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-15

Z. B. TowSEr & Soy,
DRY GOODS DEALERS,
1916 9Th n.w.
One Bale Unblesched Cotton, :}c
He'd Table Linen. fast colors, &c.
1O-4 Atwood Blankets, ~.
Ia Atwood b ankets, TO
1O-4 Blankets extra bargain), Csc.
B.eaclied Table Ilnen .ljc.
Unbleached Sheetlnx. lO-4 wide. 15c.
Bleached sheeting. 104 wide, lie.
Blsached Pillow Case Cotton Sc. and lOc
We have Just received large line of Napkins worth
1.,c. dozen, %.
Ladies' Wool Skirts extra long, 81
80 dozen Gents Ties orth from &c to Soc for DC
each.
Extra Heavy Canton Drawers, Soc.
Dress Flannel. IL yards wide. :Oc.
Black EeDretta. a. WOOL from 0c up.
Back Henrtetta. WOOL face, 81 inches wide, o5c
Feather proof Ticking. l5c.
Dressnlakers' Cambria, DC.
Lace Cur aims At all prices from 1jc up
Large line Of N .erwear. Bed Comforts. White
Spreads Rugs Table Covers. Corsets Cashmere. &c.
nO2S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-15
STAR Prices IL

STAR PR1cEs In
MILLINERY.
Finely Trimmed Imported Hats were up to
- - - ~, Z ~; ~ eae i
e. 10 and $1.15 Best French Felt Hats. all
/ Odis and Ends OF ieit Hats were up to
ir pc -, W - iio I'm; & G each
AL 81 80 Fancy Feathers. choice. ..6c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-15

he OR1ars.L
JOHN SMITH
Is back III. AZ the U. ID place,
az lE\N2. AVE- n. W,
Where be Will Je Glad TO see his many
friends and new aequainta nees.
PRICES
Are ~ per cent less than. they hare
err been bcrOrs Furniture.
Yxts, stoves and Mountaineering
Goods Of all kinds We sell the
Iast9tfpSe.t Ptaa. too.
1hE
ASSORTMENT
Ia Complete. since ere able to
sHIgtH cay don .ads, I,edse day
flsss. JsaEl4 ssAat an line. In
cas- yOg are ds>.rvil~ % First Class
<satsftss at kxtrslstsiy NonxiRat
S0Is IL would surely pay you TO call
u
An Artistic Chamber Suite Of 3
pieces for sl3 and up.
An kle,ant Psrlor Suite. in Plush
o. hsir IlotA. seb uI
tari~ts from E.s yard
.arae Assortment uf Fsncy kork-
ess. safab4e Icr ROi-G@y Unts. 49,.
e i o. tIn. 1is<s-s which the
SlFer ha~ bs-n DAMAGED. resiivtrei
equal 90 ".
.toHx SxrEs
CASH AND CI.AI1lI House
al A.. PEN$A- ASE. y. ". - ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-15

THERE Is No DAsaEn
In using a MODERN GAS STOVE Of the serious
nccaoents that SO often occur with other stoves.
Call and look ut our
sun DIAL.
GILT EDGE.
ECLIPSE and
RELIABLE
myl9-tr WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-15
The Close PROXIMITY Or The So

eiAl season. with iIs innumersble receptions and balls
serves 10 accelerate the society People at
he capital inst now Such things ~ bail dresses and
RECEPTION gowns form the chief topic of among
the feminine and = of preparation is
under way Much diffculty has been experienced in
past in obtaining Shoes and Slippers to match
some iActed color IN dress fabri but. with the
ven; Of the enterprisin shoe frn Of Messrs WILSON
CARR VI 12.' street nOrthwes. this diaculty has
entirely disappeared Ladies who formerly their
orders TO New York tor particular ances in foot
would smile nj such id-z for their experience
Vi last winter has tsustt them that letter
may be had right here 1T home. Messrs. WILSON 4
CARR make s.eeialty VI EaneS Shoes and Slippers
and the only firm Washington who carry a s:ock
Of these goods worthy the Their manu-.
facilities perfect and special coloring not
found in stock lv made and dev tre to your sp.
eial or'ier in forty ei<ht hours II necessary Don't
foryet this dl3-6f
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Caourr SOUNDS

AT NIGHT from babys crib are dstractine 10 parents
who at loss for medicine equal to the emergency
Not 30 with those Who have AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL in the house. dose Of this medicine
affords certain and speedy relief. To cure colds.
coughs, sore throat. asthma bronchitis hoarseness
and the disorders Of the breathing apparatus
Ayers Cherry Pectora has NO equal 1t soothes the
inaned tissue. promotes e1pectoration and induces
repose. Capt. o. carley Brooklyn. n. Y. writes
II have used Ayers Cherry Pectora in my family for
thirty and have always found the bes. remedy
for Group. which complaint my children were
subject"
II n.e Ayers Cherry Pectoral in my practice and
pronounce it to be unequaled as a remedy for colds
and coughs"-J. q. Gordon. N. D.. Carroll Co,
Virginia.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver h Co.. Lowell. Mass.
Sold b. all Druggists. Price. 81; six bottles. s5.i