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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-10-01
A Black Silk Dress.

You should not buy the silk with
the very heavy cord and with an oily
gleam on it's surface. It is not pretty
and it's not Gin STYLE" A soft, Iuster-
less black with medium cord Grapes
much more becomingly.
When you come to the making of
your dress remember that you will
spoil it utterly if you have the bodice
so tight that it strains and the seams
pull. Black silk won't stand straining;
it makes the threads show. A silk
bodice, Of all bodlces, must be fitted
easily to fit prettily.
Jet trimmings and silk passementer-
les are the garnitures that will eused
on black silk this autumn. Some
times an elaborate pattern is wrought
out in the silk, and Jet stars or cres-
cents are set regularly through it.
This is not especially pretty, nor are
jet fringes desirable. French lace
makes a good trimming, but very pos
sibly the wisest OF all courses is to put
the money all into the silk itself and
get a fabric so beautiful that it doesn't
need much decorating.
Advance In Young Women.
In a paper read before the Town
and Country club at Newport it was
related that a singular advance has
been made in late years in the con-
dition of young American women.
Twenty years ago sharp criticism was
common, contrasting the thin, deli
cate, sallow American girl with her
robust English cousin. No such COM
paris on would be just now. Thereason
Of this marked changeis that the little
maid in New England or the Middle
and Western States, as a rule, swilns,
skates, rows, plays croquet, ball or
tennis with vigor which would have
been thought unwomanly by her grand
mot her.
An English journalist who visited this
country twenty years since, returned
a few months ago, and on his return
home commented upon the improve
ment in the appearance of American
women as one Of the most remarkable
changes which he noted. He observed
that the American woman is learning
to live out Of doors, to eat slower, to
systematic her work and give up her
old habits OF hurry and worry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

Are there no poets in America that the worlds
fair directors have to beg an English poet
who il unwilling to comply with their request
10 write an ode commemorative OF the four
hundredth anniversary of the discovery OF
America, If Lowell. Whittier. Stedman and
others incompetent to deal with such an
event. America itself Is unequal to the fair and
the celebration. With all his undoubted genius
Lord Tennysons later verses do not indicate the
possession of higher poctical gifts than those Of
some of the contempOraneOus American writers.
His recent lines to sleep have been the butt
Of the American press for rome time. Not
every poem reflects lustre on its author. But
no American poet of the first or second ranks
has ever fallen so far beneath mediocrity as the
great Lord Alfred. But if h. had not written
a line below the high water mark of the Well
inston ode. the Idyls of the King. etc,
the obvious fact that on such an occasion
the one to be commemorated Americans would
wish TO hear an American ought to be recog-
nized and acted upon by the worlds fair di-
rec.Ors-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

The teaching of the MacQueary heresy case is
that no one who has openly and Enthusiastically
embraced scientific rationalism in regard to the
incarnation and resurrection can be a rector in
the Protestant Episcopal Church. There is
nothing surprising in this decision. 1t is i'm
possible TO conceive how the belief taught by
that church can be harmonized with Mr.. Mac
Quearys views, or how the doctrine on the
subjects involved can be treated by it as relat-
ing to non-essential matters. The remarkable
feature Of the trial is the vote for the accused
rector's aequittal by two members of the board
Of i've who tried him. fact which furnishes
far stronger testimony than Mr.. MacQueary's
declarations TO the unsettlement of old faiths
even among the teachers in a most conserva-
tive body of Christians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

The liberal party's program in England en-
braces one plank that Americans are surprised
at Only because it was not included in the
party's platform long ago II is the demand
:or the abolition OF what is known plural
voting and the cry is ''one vote for one man"
The plural vote Is where the voter owns prop
city entitling him TO vote in several shires or
counties and votes in such Of them as he
chooses The demand inciudes Uniform avs
TEN BY which votes shall be equalized- The
voter entitled to vote votes once and his right
ceases with that exercise of the suffrage. This
is the main provision, but there are other de-
tails of local importance. The idea IS
embodied in this demand Is fundamental IN a
Land living under one law of liberty. In the
respect of inequality the English suffrage hss
always been conspicuous compared with
American. perfectly uniform system OF
local suffrage over number Of states
all having their own laws and customs
Is not possible if it be desirable. But federal
suffrage IS becoming mere and more uniform
in this republic. The English have had no
such excuse as we have for the injustice
wrought by a suffrage according to which one
community has ten votes and another equally
intelligent has only vote. Radical ideas
are growing in England, the most conservative
of all countries. II will not be many genera
lions before the broadening suffrage working
upward will emancipate the British isles from
tie letters oil tradition and the useless romp
and expense of u form of government that has
outlived such usefulness ~ il MAY once have
had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20
P Ppp 900 NM: TIT
5 B,j ? $ d III +
TAKE OUR WORD FOR 1T.
Come and convince yourself VI
Our large assortment. os
SPRING GOODS
Al prices lower than any In the city.
Al prices lower than any In the city.

Below we cite to you two or three specialize. in
few Of our many departments.
SOAP AND PERFuNERY.
This is smother Department in our store and
one that At the prices asked must H. a success
3cakes Of Fine Toile; Soap in a tox REGULAR price
Lie.
Asa speciality ~. a box
s'rashurTer's Transparent Glycerine Bar. equal TO
any loc- soap in the city.
As speciality 10. har
cake
Best quality Toilet Soaps. as Violet. White Rose.
Heii0trope and Jockey Club Bouque, Soap.
As speciality .s:sc. a cake
Best Triple Extracts. ali odors, usually sold At 3,c
an ounce.
As speciality ~ an ounce
Lnhins Infant Powder. usual price FOX small rack.
are l5c.. large package 20.
As Speciality small package a.. large package lac
Bailey's Swsnsiown with a bottle Of German Co
losne.
As a speciality lie
Besides these specialties you will find a complies
assortment of all kinds of SCARS. Perfunlsries and
Toilet Articles az popular prices.
LEATHER GOODS.
1 lot Heavy Leather Belts, regular price &c
Asa speciality lac.
lot All Leather Pocket Books. in three different
styles, 2.pc each.
lot All Leather Books large size REGULAR ,rce Soc
As speciality :Er.
lot Card Cases and Pocket Book combined worth
81 and S9c.
As Ia speciality sc.
Our stock OF Leather Goods is complete Our line Of
Chateaine and Shopping Bags ranging prices from
r. up and In better goods our 9Sc. aud Ell y, good,
have no equal.
JEwELRY.
See our specialties in Jewelry displayed in show
cases in front Of Besides these specialize.
offer:
100 gross Silver and Gold Fancy Hair Pins at q
each.
lot Bracelets worth DC
As speciality -. each
lot Handsome Breastpins worth from 40 to ..,c
each.
As a speciality DC. each.
will be TO your advantage convince yourself OF
what We have told you aDove. and call at
sTRASBCRGERs
DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES.
1t 4o4 and 4o6 9TH st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

Here is question for civil service examina-
ton applicants: Choteau county, Dakota. had
no population in 1880 and in 1880; Sargent
county had none in 1880 and 5.076 in $780,
which had the larger per cent of increase and
what was the percent in each county: Also
Foreman county with 594 population in 1880
had none in 1890, and Wallette with 1872 in 1880
Lad none in 1880; which had large per cent of
decrease, and how does the per cent Of decrease
in these two compare with that of increase in
the first two?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

1t is probable that some modification of tine
present tariff, II may not be a considerable one,
will be made by the j2nd Congress in view OF
the narrow republican majority in the house
controlled by that party and the disposition of
western republican Senator's The republicans
will have a majority of six in the Senats Of the
next Congress In the last Congress, counting
all the republicans who voted on this question
on any proposition OF Importance or were paired
against their party, there we're more than
enough votes to change the result if it were to
be declared over, with the recent elections in
New York. Wisconsin, South Dakota and Kansas
considered The vote would be very close, it is
true, but the probabilities that the western
men will vote as they did before except the
Senators from the states affected by the cleo
tions referred to. The President can Of course
prevent by his veto any radical changes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20
furnishings.

When We enlarged our Juvenile Furnishing
D~ps tnent it was that it should include
everything that came under that head
Neck~ear will be the drawing card until
after Easter. We never carried such variety
before. WINDSOR, PUFF. TECK and FOUR
INLAND SCARFS in all sorts of pretty plaids
and figures. The GLOVES they should
have LINEN - WEAR - UNDERWEAR
HOSIERY - HANDKERCHIEFS - SCARF
and SHIRT JEwELRY-COMPLETE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

Little Rhody is some pumpkins" Of a state.
after all The smallest of all the states she has
the largest population per square mile. OF
3lsA persons The figures Of the last census
show that if the whole Union were as densely
populated it would contain 945, ed, 800 inhabi-
tants- Now il is seen for what Rhode Island is
distinguished above all her sister states. She
has been observing Lord Baltimore's Maryland
motto, which rendered into plain FL glish reads:
Increase and multiply"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

In view of all America has done for Ireland
Was it quite III order for Envoy O'Kelly to open
his appeal for ParneE in New York last night
ty saying: Il here 10 win for the cause of
Ireland the sympathy that has been hitherto
denied it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

If we were all alike there would be no vari-
ETY. 10 season life. But we're not-and every
mother doesn't want her boy in Reefer-and
every boy doesn't want one. The LIGHT
WEIGHT OVERCOATS meet their ideas
OURS surely Will. They're natty garments.
but We haven't permitted style 10 crowd quail
ity-Both are deep rooted
3to Is YES.
$40 to 400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20
REEFERs.

II beats all how the REFERS have grown
in YOUR favor. And do you know demand
feeds the fiIe of thought and better designs
are the result. They are perfect beauties We
are showing this season. good share of
them came from Lundon--they are sn English
fashion. anyway. Others We had made by
our Own specialists. We've combined co!ors
trimmed AMI tailOred-until we've q Exhausted
taste and talent
:; to l:} years are the sizes.
- 70 So j. the rance OF price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

II is observed that Mr.. Parnelrs ENJOYS are
not organizing any overflow" meetings. IrisE-
American sentiment Is certainly not unani-
nous against that leader. but 1T Is equally
clear that ne is not just now commanding as
much enthusiasm he did before he ceased To
deserve IT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

Rhode Island Is Legislators have also caugh,
the fever and IN the house yesterday one rep
re~entatise openly declared his intention Of
branding the name OF another with iniamy.
~ n. Little Rhody,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20
sAKS AND COMPANY.
IfArs.

The separate de-
partment we've es-
tAblished for the
children on the sec
ond floor gives US q
Chance to show a
larger variety than
ever beforehand
we've taken advan-
tase of il. Mainmas
wan. novelties-and
we're showin-thcrn.
You've NO idea wnat
pretty head gear"
is out for this sprinx
unt.l You view our
array.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

The Mississippi has made run on the banks
in the ncigLborhooa IF New Orleans aud
smashed them A panic follows as a natural
eo-I-eg9Dn noe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

The disinfectioa Of public conveyances is
gradually becoming subject of agitation and
The stuffed car seat and back with q velvet
cover Is bound 70 GO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20
sAKs AND COMPANY.
A Brap,s EYE
VIEW.
SUITS.

The moment you
step your foot over This is the time
the Threshold you'll above All others you
snin the aroma" of want them TO make
the budding season. a good appearance.
But If they're boys Dark clothes are
you've got with you sentially proper
everything you'll Black the best.
want for them. but We've provided a
shoes. IL on the SEC line Of such in plain
oNhFLOoR- We've Black Cheviot,
taken their HATS worsted and Cork
up there - enlarged screw beside some
their furnishing de- very neat quiet mix
partlnent until it's lures. invisible plaids
most as biz our small obs ure checks
men's-and that's al and hair line stripes.
most without a rival They are suits proper
In the country in for duty ON any and
size and service. Do all sui sequen. ocra-
fnZthe businessweve sions. They are in
siown into demands two and three piece
every convenience SHORT PANTS ef-
TO facilitate it-So fects and Sack Cut
you can roam abour away and Prince Al
this one hoor-and berts with long
stand face to face pants. Any age
with everything they and we'll guarantee
can possibly want. perfect fit.
SAKS AND COM SAKS AND CON-
PANY. PANY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

Tomorrow viii be the first Of succession
o: seven Of the busiest days in the whole year.
The week before Easter everybody Is wide
awake buying. II y isn't a complete new
rig" from head 70 foot-there's many a
change you'll make In comIneInoration of the
formal opening Of the spring season. No one
likes to be behind the times. You'll hardly
blame Us for laying particular stress on our
BOYS and CHILDIEN'S DEPARTMENT.
Saturday is their day of days-and there's
such multitude of novelties teasing TO be
brought to your notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20
ExrK. SPECIALS L. New PAR.so1s

ExrE. SPECIALS L. NEw PARasor
FOR SATURDAY.
SATIN PARAsoIs with striped border In
colorings IN Garnet. Gray. Brown. Blne and
hlack, with fancy mountin1s. Size 20 inches.
SPECIAL pr1oe.
PLAID SILK PARASOI.s in Gray and White.
Garnet and White, Blue and White. Brown aud
White, Black ana White. size 80 inches. our
SPECIAL price,
- 81 each -
sURAH SILK PAkAsoLs IN all 81 the new
sIriI.s shades 10 match new dress goods. size
.. inch. Natura! wood handles. SPECIAL
price,
2sINCH sURAH SILK PARASOI.s In Gray
Blue. Brown. AeliOtroIe. Carmel, Biark, with
fancy borders. The very latest'SoNELTlEs,
tor
PLAID sURAH sILk PARAsoLs in
BROWN, NEW BLUE, Garnet, Navy. GRAY.
blsch; Natural Wood Handle. Size - inch.
-s3 each.-
FANCY STRIPED sUhAH SILK PARAsoLs
in the NEWEST shades size 20 inch. sPk-
"a 80 each
22INCH suRAH SILK PARAsoLs. with
Navy. Myrtle, Olive. Brown, Gray, Mode,
Elfel, Black These are well worth 90. Our
SPECIAL prize,
BLACK sURAH sIIk PARAsoLs, with
white striped top center and edge. silver tie.
ebony handles. Size - inch Our SPECIAL
price.
SECOND ARRIVAL OF those very desirable
CHANGEABLE SILK PARAsOI.s. - inch.
with satin s,rlpe1 3D., oorsst and csn,sr Iasse
Our SPECIAL price
ALSO . LARGE and ELEGANT line of Nov
city PARAsoLs up,e
-e25 each.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

II is intiuia:ed that Treasurer Huston will
accept the missicn TO Indiana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

Cincinnati is to have a new form Of govern
Inent- That is TO sag, il Is to have some form
~ government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

All quiet in New Orleans. All screne in
Rome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

Baltimore mas seeded from the Parnell
branch Of Ireland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

Mr.. O'Malley, late Of New Orleans, has gone
TO Join Mr. Taseott. late vi Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20
l..NsBunoH & BRo.
BUSINESS NEWS.
PREPARE FOR APRIL SHOWERS.

mn mn fbh AffNil rHtNtb-
The Na"Hfh Of naia Is ArproachinS. Naturally your
nini end in~linaticn will turn TO au~~Amsr. We
have anticipated Tins Of ,nind ana have laid
very iar'r' Sto'k OF ,iossAm-rs Men. Women sni
Children.
Mss Go~~amer~ In Gray ana Brown. oir-ular.
orisln@l priv. Sl..sl. Reduced a. sIn.
Also IN ladies GOSSsnrers that ~-r- q a. novel H.
Men ana Boy BLACK ,,ossamsrs a.
Also very nice line % Maciut,-l ts,s-ai ,.rs with
fn cAl-s.st- SO snd sls 81 rn--a ane often us-sl
for cloSk>. for In apiearan. they r.S.nll~ closely
the REGULAR cloth garments. bsins sharea after the
most stylish ONES.
buyinS Gossalner fon admits q srca, deal. FOG
We guarantee each and every oosssu,-r
FEW SPECIALS IN orr NOTION DEPART
NENT.
100 gross Covered Nhalelon-s in :. . and Io-inch.
Ice, In and 2,A' darn.
80 gross Sh,se Buffons a. a. sr,,Ss
- ncs. Al-sk Frilie! E.lsr Eiastir In all e,,lor.
at lsc. va. REGULAR Iric- -. 81.
l.en h'ii,es Brown Sh.ue lo'ssh AZ "a to,tl.
Loo ~eli-uiAie rooth Brushes different sins. az
l.sr- Regular price. ~.
so srnsS rure NhAlehon'-s. > l6 aide.
Sm. nln ION
la. Isc. r. ing
n gross Pure Gum shields in sizes A. .. 3 and T. q,
49,. To-. lSc and Pc. rar iar
Nv pairs Hose supporters. al size. l.c. Ter pair
REGULAR vslus. -.
We ss-nr, Cor J. y Is,narl's spool sus.
W. carry 2Ss1 different shades constantly a -io-k
Ne'sn match cay shade troushs 20 us-
Spool sin. -
Twist. -. Ter spool.
L,NsBURGH e BRO.
EXTENSIVE NOTION DEPARTMENT.
l'oOO NJ RISES CAPS. laS-This includ.s one 10; u
Nurses' Gays IN nsursd. ,,it,l ana rtrpsd
iN SNi-~fs fhsf are worth fully -sNr
each. The bead adurnu-nt 10 t. cha n,lsruiaid -
N"tth ney~--ity the frugal hou-eseeper rs
so' cleanliness and nyatuss-.
lhere are - styles 90 sel--; from.
cHILDREN's NULL HATS. all oolors. :H.,.
Tue cosors are I..Sht Blue. tink and Red.
also White aud Biack.
The real value T. sl.u0
These VIII ht children I. . 2 And : wears.
PASsEMENTERIE TRIMMINGS an. in s.,n,nl ,.,r
spring dresses. We have these triruifiu-s a,
al! the new colorrngs 20 Biat,l the n.~ sir,.--
N-aNe.. AZ aay prize yog choos- g. -Jrn.
The prices are guaranteed.
ENBRoIDERIEs OF ALL KINDS AND ALL
WIDTHS
WASH LACLs-Ia Torchon and oshrr .-qu-ii, az
siraoie lace. IN al widths ANA quAliiies
kUCHlNG-A jol,b-r's Samples one i,ere Of a hind
and about 500 din erent kinds will he Shawn
AZ our kuching counters. Som. in c,n,tn-
nation, some White. some Plain Black ln IN.
following ratio:
kuehins that is usually sold for ~. now Be.
" s5c- - :Elc.
- 40 -
.s5- 80.
A." ia "l2rk
Also hundreds Of remnants Sui,utl- for
neak pieres.
Skir Ruchinss included in this RUBBING
opportunity.
DRESS GOODS FOR EAsTER-our display j. IN,
result Of many months careful surN..
our men have exhausted every trade c.-ni-r :
bsst production. our stock l. new.
The desire 10 have You see these srOxs on
US every hour
You know us for correct Iric-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20
%, 80 AND SOC. NECK RucHrsss

FOR la. YARD.
This week placed on sale an extra sob LOT
of FINE NECK RUCHIN Ms, AL IA fh. NEW
Est SPRING EFFECTS. There are - differ
ent styles m this lot. which ~ the entire arsu-
mutation OF the largest mech wear manufacturer
Ia tins country. There il hot a pies-- OF kusii-
ing this lot that you bus el-'-N here tor
l.ss than ..:pr. a yard A. ls1usit this at a
low value We will offer IL a. an EXTRA BAR
GAIN at
-lyc YARD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

The boom in the California senatorial vos
nArkss has collapsed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20
BUR- FoR
BUSINESS.
kILrs.

That's the char
acteristic trait Of The garden of de-
ALL OUR CLOTH sign has been
ING-but the gar plucked of its choic-
ments that have to est buds. The beat
stand the rough and tiful shades tina.
tumble of play and have been so artist =
school must be ally and tasfefuliy
Don-cidd." The welded produce eff
taste we've lent to fe,ts that You can:
their design would find outside of orr
do credit to much collection Beside,
cosflier garments. that, we've the only
Its the sort OF bean stock really worthy
ty that won't ruboff the name in the
Dyed in the WOOL city. Mothers have
-dad these suits are found out they can
uooi. buy of us better and
Long and Short cheaper than they
Pants - the latter can make for thei-.-
either without or selves 50 we've
with vests. They built an immens,
won't weaken at the trade il is our prido
first sign of danger. 10 serve.
but will give Juvenile French, German
neglect and abuse and English novel
the toughest tussle ties mingle with ou.
they ever had. The own American coz
coiors will defy the ceits and every taste
dirt and the patterns is satisfied.
are all new. original
consigned to our ex-
elusive use.
care AVN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

CHnDRES's REErrR J.cKrrs
Made OF Navy Blne twilled flannel anchor.
on collar. navy buttons on sleeves ana down
the frUIt. well made. our SPECIAL pric.,
FL. p .arh-
CHILDREN's KEEfER JACKETS. made %
hne French flannel IN NAVY Blue. finished ali
round with gold bullion @, nd. handsome anchor
buttons sieeVss and dc a front, we'll nIad..
and neatly fnished- our StICIA price
81. - saFh.--
CHILDREN'S ZEiHlR GINGHAN
DRESsEs. IN differ.ut s-olor.-d plaids aud
clerks, hubbard iyle. yoke Of hns tucked mus
lin and open-work embroidery. rufia uf ,.in-
broidery around collar. pulled si.--y.s ,i.--l,
cuffs. care;u liy made and strongly s-wel leg
ular price, el. -. our SPECIAL. price
--iiSC. earh.-
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IT Is An Easy TAsx-
Err Err EkE ERf s sRf Ty=~s~s
PPP EE RRR RRR w SIS,
5 EER < I Z ( y SIS Il

As time creeps, on toward the warmer days
one Necessity gives way to another. The heavy
ENTERTAINMENTS will ''eo into camp" very
shortly for the summer and their MUSLIN
sisters thst you have already bousht-or are 10
buv-will do substitute duty. II the buying is
still undone we can point out some money
saving specislties in our immense stock. We
THINK our advent in this branch Of ward
robing' must have filled the traditional long
feit want" for day after Day are kindly
COMMUNICATED by seekers I'm such things on
having a stock ritAoat a blaak in the entire
Inst OF possible tcdnts The prominent features
with us-sre the neglected Of others-and here
we are answering every call with a care and
completeness that must seeh refreshing.
We are going TO light a beacon or two here
anu there as a guide TO the surrouniinxs
As- For the Information Of strangers to this
department il is on the FOURTH FLOOR.