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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23
" oopwAnp AND LorHRop,
10TH. nth h 2 sTs n. ".
'CoMEADE. WHEHr Do
Yor Han FRon,.

ACCOMPANIED BIZ A WARM HAND GRASP hs.
been the order 81 the day hare. Our establishment,
has besn ike q srsat RECEPTION HALL. Visitor.
by the hunr~f svsln< therasslws. O, IN. ,nyt..
ton 10 make this thsir msetng pls,s and use N. en-
tre store service. with its wonderful modsrn facilities
Here AMI there b. groups o. veteran. 81
cbanEinx congratulations with comrades and wives
or other members Of the family and recalling per
hsps. inri,ienss q hys ne asy< VIE ARE GLAD TO
HAVE YOU We Aars TIA Iarsesf place Of sts kna u,
Warrington. and there 10 plenty o/ room. Greai
brood ai'ss. rssng pSGo>s sasv chatrs and seftses
and sr0ythi10 for your COMFORT IT'S all brightness
I'D good cheer within FOUL forget tas clouds and
s~tn outssis
There 10 much for entertainment too-in.srsss-
ms things AL IN. Talks one of III. elevators
tshsre four constantly runnns) 10 the japanese
Department.. third aoor lIth street building. You
can spend hour Pleasantly and probably ,hare
Two lSr.~ rooms aIed with ausint japanese
Of all kinds third s do voted the display Of
antiques and curtos many Of than hundreds Of years
cd From the japanese 80 to the nfth floor Of
loth stree; b1iliins-thsre pleasing sight will
meet the ere. Five communicating that
broad foor have lust BEEN ntted up At considerable
sIpen.e. Art Rooms The display Of rich Brio
s-Br>c. stAtuary. Bron,es. ocEs. Lamps. Cut crys
IA Services. o. all kiads-aavilsnd China Dinner
Services. MInton SOU? Services. Csuldron Oyster
Sets. Fish Sets. Game Sets &c.
These art rooms hung with rich crap-
srie-. and eIuipgod with French Mirrors. Brackets
and everything 91r the Elective display Of their high
class II yo1 Wish t,ks tHs elevator 70 .hs
bssemsnt AMI will soF -oI the great boilers and
tynsnos ;hat general, the steam AMI electricity
supply great 5-ildinss. You needn't
go outside for Ianoa II you d,n't caro- 70. Ths ele
waters Will ;aSs ypu the sixth Eopr OF loth street
sn1ifnr. wasre you'i ant aanthsr srss; room CON
nAzdiar sa view Of the Posornas rivsr and the
city. This Is Appropriately sqIipped for
tnr . ars:-cis-s lunohson . Moderate In the
main roosrtion room you'u End book. in which
register your ami address snd will send you
our Pal ana Winter catalogue II viii no. cost you
anythias AMI Will be re Ady about Octoosrl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23
CHOLERA MAY PROVE A BOON.
II May Cause Better Housing OF tn,
Poor in Berlin and Hamburg.

II May Cause Better Housing OF the
Poor i'm Berlin and Hamburg.
LONDON, Sept. ga dispatch to the Morn
ing Post from Berlin says: 1.-THE cholera will
prove boon TO Hamburg and other large cities
II it leads to the better housing Of the poor
Although they cannot be compared with Ham,
burg, the older parts Of Berlin are deplorably
overcrowded. One case in point is q single
building which is occupied by $50 tenants,
mostly families
"Thirty-six smaller dwellings open of on to
one passage. The windows in these wretched
structures ore often stuffed with rags and
papers instead Of being supplied with glass.
The average size Of the rooms is sixteen feet by
ten. Some families in which there are five
children have only one bed. The conditions Of
these dwellings bafHed description. They are
full Of dirt and vermin and veritable hotbeds
of disease.
"In the country districts the state Of affairs
is often worse. Cases are on record Of four
families consisting Of twenty-five persons occu-
plying q single small room divided of into Sec
tions<or the use Of the different families BY
chalk lines. AL married servants on an estate
are housed in one room"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23
LONDON SENSATION.
A British Onhciai Charged with Ill-Treating
His Wife.

LONDON, Sept. pa sensational case before
. London magistrate today was that of Maj.
Frank Fisher, who appeared in court wearing
medals granted him for prowess in number OF
battles in the British service. The major was
accused by his wife. who is said to be cousin
OF the Princess Of Monaco, OF having constantly
maltrested her during q married life of fifteen
years.
The specific charge which led to the arrest
was that the major had threatened Mrs. Fisher
and also struck her several DAYS ago in London,
and the evident object OF making the charge
was to have Maj Fisher, who was starting for
Gibralter when arrested, detained and COM
mitted on the ground Of being irresponsible for
his acts. The wife stated that she had once be-
fore separated from her husband on account of
his violence and that he had then been COM
mitted to an asylum
MAJ. Fisher on the other hand asserted that
the prosecutrix was divorced from him in 1890.
He also denied that he had used any violence
toward her, and said that be was with Lord
Aylesbury, at Brighton, on the date Of the al
legged assault. Mrs. Fisher stated to the court
that her husband had been afflicted with sun
stroke, which had apparently affected his brain.
The magistrate remanded Maj. Fisher and re-
fused to accept bail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23

The Comrades Of the a. a. X. Bexinnine %
Leave for Their Hosnes.

The cemrsde. 81 the a. A. X. Bssinnins q,
Leave for Their Hosnes
WA. ..n-., A.. A.
:" '' o""s
program iof ,ne en,er@inmen' OF me or~nd
Army Of the Republic, but lie members re-
leased themselves tweuty-ecyen ycarr ago from
the sctters NJ s,orae-s from the co,,,,.,A,,,
$500. = - - -,
~ so e "~s
90 long lines OF railway cars could Set them QUE
OF town ever since the close Of the second grand
review on Tuesday last
IT,. Ne, .o,,w.s,., x,,.s -, a, v.s,..a
,,or,';r., .or.,ar.,oS 81, ;a,,.,,,.. $50 u
con,snns5 ,,,,h 10, iu,s,,,, lss,or. 800 a.
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DIED..

DIED.
r. widow Of shs late 3ossph y. harok 81 sissss
SS;Isi :.5,1 : I. o.a Hm Ounces. ca.sS
~ Es.iasros. Isss ssr.ss salsSssS soka 4
fnterment ct wuiiamspors PA
O. Collins , On Tsanesasy. ssgtsrS@ n l(9a.1
Vie ' q spe oI Sias j H. e: .s
9lS 9Th street ncrthWest
,.ss e. i sas s:I'.
Tss s &c 70, e :, =, s,sphsn cLSa
COMBS; On ssg.smhs q lses = hS ~
Funeral .sryics. :. Trinity p 4. Church :. sr,ocs
greek FTisna; rs:pec,faii i i.v,ssS ~ n|s'
EDLER. on sepsembsr 90 lsoa. NANCY EpLER.
csec ssx.pty 1t The resadsnos OF osnsrai Dun
.hoS xs Ss d e: ssSg sg :9c Aful
streets northwess. AZ , N. SUNDAY. ss1ssmSs1 IS
HoWAED- On septsmber p. 1881. Is h.s rrs-
i SEB No. 8sS street northwest CECIL Hov-
IELAND On we13ssa:y ssp.emss, 2, ,saa :.
sSsysSS,y,si, ys,rs s.thsr q Mrs james s pssH
sf fss :. sna&asfy q EbBgsf,f.'
E hs s sas S
1861 - i an. CHARLES. beloved son q Mar 9.
Funeral from his late residsnse. 1870 Plorsd. ave-
nue. nSrthvest ct $50 pm hslsiives and frisnas
Lkrhh .sSoDd S.arsr Y nssS .ns k.y ks
sss Der Saturday
Jerome Church. Hyattsvile.
FRANCES a MCKINNEY. widow Of ths late judo
fnternasnt private Notice Of funeral hsr~sfsss. Q.
MIppLEToN. Departed this NE Monday. sepsssp-
months fss r. in ssa ,s sss.
one ~ az IN s
sshs years yss one e The jqrymsS ~ re sr..l q
nanssr q q MoFsa nf fsss. No 3. com
fnnsr. IN .as plA,s rs sppass sepss5ssr q froS
70 ESsnsss9 Church corner 40 sSd sss.ss sousS.
est. At 9'o,oeh sharP- Lntsrmsnt st cs.9slsnd
70 s No fass ssl n
SEfy Fl "a ~ ,s
dict Nef. IN the sirty-siIth year Of hsr sGa.
ReQuiescas IN paoA
Funeral from she r.sideops q Der sua+a,lsv, v.
ssnTass RsSais %sss :, 81 $3.50 &c
chufch At O'Clock an hsissivss end friends b
pa Ps5RIsH On Ihur:a.y sysni1E espssHs:s -
Ssic1.d VI. q Fsa.S, n s. .isss ss =: q
Motto. Of f fSnsr.i i Ssrs:sss e.. = wv 'A
hSssrI .6 81 fat sEi.es "a r. 10 :
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
WASH Thursday; sepssmbss s2. 1en. Mlnr
from S:r sss q s.. MsSssse
northwest. Sunday. ssptsmber IS = 40 ociook
ssss s 'r''n'' and ''''''''' F-'''''on' ''"''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23
VERY LITTLE CHANGE.
Mrs. Harrison Passed . Restful Night, With
but One Spell Of wakefulness.

nAIBs AATrisou aSseu = ftes1ul tt0
but One Spell of Wakefulness.
There is very little change in Mrs HARRISON
condition today. In reply to all inquiries this
morning the President said that she had passed
q fairly comfortable night, and that he could
not notice any marked change either one way
or the other since she returned home. There
are Of course many times each day and night
when there occur little changes, which alter
nately encourage or depress those about her
bedside. But the progress Of her disease ID 90
gradual that, unless to those Who are
familiar with its symptoms, no difference has
been perceptible for some days back. Mrs.
Mckee and the rest Of the ladies Of
the household are cheered by hundreds Of the
kndest messages from their friends. Occs-
sioually they see visitors-especially the cabinet
ladies, who are most solicitous IN their atten-
tons. Mrs. John W. Foster called this morn
ing and spent while with Mrs. Mckee The
latter in answering message Of inquiry said
that her mother had passed . restful night,
only broken by one interval Of wakefulness.
This long sleep with the rest she had yesterday
caused her mother to feel brighter this morn
ing than for days and has cheered and en-
couraged those about her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23

The President and the Bering ssa Csss.
The President was In conference for over two
hours this morning with Secretary John ".
Foster, Attorney General Miller and Msssra
Phelps, Carter and Blodgett. Omitted States
counsel In the Barring SEQ arbitration, In regard
10 that subject The particular matters under
consideration were the British case subuitssd
to this government In exchange about Two
of the United States neceasitstsd thsrsby. The
preparation Of which ID nov in progress. TIE
President's time Was occupied BY thia business
nearly Ill the forenoon and be was thsrsfors
unable TO receive other callers than those abovo
named.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23
Carriage Hire for One Day SO 600.

CHICAGO, Sept 2S.-The hverymen OF Chi
cago have formed q trust and have put the
price Of carriages during the worlds fair pa
rade dedication At e22 day. The directors
have been compelled 70 accept the
price and the outlay for October
81 will be sl0,6oo. The management, however,
had made q contract with one man for 900 car
riages at e20 day, which win ave it some
thing. The contractor cannot get his carriages
for less than S22. The livery men cav they
are charging no moro than they would make II
left to themselves. ----s----
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23
Quarantine at Braxil

The Department Of State has received the
following telegram, dated the 20th instant, from
the American minister to Brazil: Recent regu-
lations compel all shipping from the United
States to any Brazilian port to 60 first to the
quarantine station at Bio de Janeiro." The
United States minister has made due remon-
STRANGE against this harsh measure against all
the ports of the United States and has urged
the adoption Of local inspection at ports of
arrival
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23
At Camu Low.

CAMP Low, SANDY HOOK, N. J., Sept a.
This mornings bulletin says: One new case of
diarrhaa. child six years old, not suspicious
four cases OF diarrhGa, improved, in pavilion
b At the hospital all patients improved. Re
ports from Camp Erben state that all are we'll
Maj. Sawtelle received word from Comrnis-
sioner Weber last night that he was ready TO re-
ceive the Normannia's passengers TODAY. Maj.
Sawtelle will have to make arranRements for
the Interpretations Of the passengers to Ella
Island. and it il not yet definitely settled when
be win be sbis to send the passengers TO New
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23
SENT BACK HOME,

Sscond-Class Passenger Who Would Not
Be Received Here.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept AIN consequence Of
an order issued by the United States authori-
ties that no second-class passengers would be
allowed to land unless United States citizens or
residents the Cunard steamer CephAlonia, from
Liverpool, put forty passengers ashore at
Liverpool. Thirty-three others who had never
been In the United States were landed here to-
day. All will be returned to. their homes ct the
expense Of the Cunard Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23

Widows Of Soldiers and Sailors Included In
Rule No. 10.
The President today amended the civil serv-
vice rule No. 10. extending the privileges Of
that rule to the widows Of the soldiers and
sailors of the late war.
Previously the rule included only soldiers
and sailors, and not their relicts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23
HARRISON AND NEW YORK,
Ex-Representative Farquhar Thinks the
State VIII Go Republican.

Ex-Representative Farquhar says that he
thinks Harrison will carry New York by Is, 600
majority. The republicans throughout the
state, he says, are united and earnest, and,
while they are not saying much, they take an
interest in the success Of the party. The meet
ing of the republican clubs demonstrated this
There was an interest shown throughout the
state in that meeting. Some folks have been
talking about the danger Of Platt's not taking
of his coat Well, that has passed; but 1 want
to say that Mr.. Harrison will get the support Of
many who admire Harrison because he did not
surrender to Mr.. Plat; because they believe
Platt is being treated as all other republicans
There are thousands who like Harrisons inde-
pendence"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23
School TINE Ao.ry.
BOYS AND GIRLS


You've hal long vacation-earnsd 1t and no doubt
enjoyed H. Now We want you 10 whisper In your
parents abols cIs:hinz You. os course. need a
suit D-,ss. shes Lat ami on Tell them about
the sock # roIsh wearrossttns Clothing here and
how little 4, taxes 10 buy it.
1.-THE SHDRTEST DISTANCE BETWEEN TWO
POINTS Is STRAIGHT LINE" Does not this
axiom arply TO Clothing PICKING: You've been in
dalxinx mental debate 20 and kind. then to
~sde thrc uyh a OF a thousand yles-much Of IL
the resiluum Of past years pickiny-you forget
what you after. Our Fridays Remnant Sales
nt.r the stock and IT'S always free from ''Residu-
uns" Far better 30 Tick from fifty selects than to
ruuIlaaSe through thousand haphazasds.
At schOol on MonIay the boys will need q sni.
thoruuShly ssxei and strongly woven 10 resist the
schoo bench. We show clothes that ware bought for
this purpos- al elk ssred Prices fail hint of the
sseriin< qualities.
eSo H1or 81 oaAldin[
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23
THE foRr MONROE SEWERAGE.
A substsntisi System Must Ne Adopted %
the Hotets Closed.

A substantisI System Must Ne Adopted %
the Hotels Closed.
Ex-Oongressman Bowden Of the Norfolk. Va.
district called at the War Department this
afternoon 10 have q conference with Acting
Secretary Grant about the War Department.
order directing that the HygeiA Hotel and all
others ct Old Point Comfort be closed septcm-
Der 20 unless they comply with the depart
ment's Instructions 10 commence work at onos
upon . new sewerage system.
Col Bovden says that The opsrstion Of this
order would inhict almost tnoalculabls damage
upon that county and even affect business In
terests In Norfoik. He says thas the hossis nov
In operation are ready 10 submit plan, but ths
cooperation Of other property which ID in
litigation is necessary.
The wsr Department has been txy1ns ess
Year, to have . new sewerage sys>sm pat b,
and the published reports Of officers for Che iasS
two or three years have called attention 70 0e
danger 70 the health Of ths troops 81 Yuss Moo
roe and the guests 81 the hosnls oaussd hy H.
pollution OF drinking vstsr from ths sswssags
Of the hoteis
All drinking water that COMES fFum yW
creek Il declared TO be polluted BY ~ sssa9s
which y emptied into ths bay, buA which, .
carried back BY the tide.
The department vants syslsm that Wilbuasxy
the sewage into the main channel thsnce 70 b
washed out to sea, and Acting Secretary Grant
has determined that some such plan shAn -
carried Into eject or the hoeels oiosaA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23

Long Distance Bicycle Race In Austria.
VIENNA, Sept 2S.-Bicyclists from all nations
have been Invited to compete in the long dis
tance race between Vienna and Trieste via
Craze. The route ia $40 miles long. The race
will take place at the same time - that Of the
Berlin and Vienna officers race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23

RepFesentatfvO 8aan00 C00n16ne q HOW
York.
Representative Rains Of New York n wy
confident that the republioans srs going 70
carry his state. he says that NJ party q
united and that they VII come down 10 ths
Harlem With between seventy and sigAy
thousand majority.
He says be II sstisned fhnA Mr.. HIN doss np4
want Cleveland elected and that IL dsmomUb
In his part Of the state who aro ffisuds e I'm
ere of TIE sane opanisa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23

The Common People the Most Patriotic.
LONDON, Sept. "a dispatch 10 the Times
from Paris commenting uron the fetes In honor
Of the proclamation Of the first French republic
says: "While the people Of the lowes orders
entered fully Into the festivities, rsactionariaa
and ths beurSsoisis sulked thEoushouG"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23
H1auwAr Ro,..sx

Some hiehvsyznsu stsai yoR 0susy, sehss 6yN
sesal ths rsulss 81 your uAA and ~ fsuih q 49,
Abse; ~ las>ss = s vusse form q h1shvsy roob~ry.
0srit - uAde suncs0 q CAxIED0 LrrfL1
Liver PILLS. nv have hsooms hssssAslA vusl
sAd he psops vn hsvs thsm, sAAg haos sAaaE vNlua
Ma oomss IL k10Avayu,an Win hb INVITATIONS
AID WORTHLESS YRAUD6 nd VIII thaos -
hopo - RsAs upen tAs maF1a ind FsuAnazoa q oA1-
TEES Ll1TI1 LIVER PILLA
8YwARB OF THxs1 HI0HwAYfKU, don7 b.
tnpcss1 vDoa v14A ~ srscas o0srsd 70 yus = .y~n
- Oeods = 'U-A-1-T-H-1s-2s Thaes b aosh1nrss
reed . '@o-A-n-T-E-1-a2-
A. ~ 'c-ArApT-D-8s-s~s pd b surs yya - -
sssuhs oAArkBD LITTLE Lxv1R RrILA
RoglTIv8 0U18 BoA s1oK HKADAmE
kAxL 4uL 0GAxL poGR sMAxx. RnzcR
se9&Av1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23

Fosrage on The Scar.
Tho postage on asixteen or twenty page SrAa
y two cents. Papers mot having fuil postage
on them win not b forwarded By the Post once
Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23

Deacon VIII Prosecute His wife:
NICE, Sept 2S.-Edward Parker Deacon
states, in interview since his release, that he
intends to prosecute his wife on a charge Of
misconduct with N. Abeille and 10 institute .
suit for divorce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23

Fatally Crushed In the Par1b Crowds.
PARIS, Sept. 2S.-Two persons died last night
from injuries received IN the crush yesterday
Of tho multitudss that Witnessed the celebra-
ton. number It sthsgs were badly In
jurs6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23

Two shanty men named Simpson and Ben.
age were drowned Tuesday n Dsux RavGaua
Ottawa, BY the bursting OF boom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23


a PRETTY SESrINESr-
,r,,1.r,o. ~. d
,,o,..,
What better sentiment TO cherish IS We return to
our ordinary vocatiOns-you to yours-ths writer to
hts business Of advertising.
Perhaps it's best to mention not only what Wash
instonians always wanting. but what visitors will
think suitable As souvenirs.
POCKET BooKs.-rhousands Of them here. cost
ins little 10 cents and much 81 each. Read.
o; advertisements should b rewarded by Learning
o. the best values Hare they ares Real Seal Pocket
Books. with warranted sterling silver trimmings for
only Ell These ten new styles of New 25c Pocket
Books are 90 superior ts, those here previous to s
arrival are reduced to 1ec each These Of Morocco
and Lizard Skin are beautiful even without the sver
ornsnent..,on. and only Al. IS for cho,oe.
And here are beauties Cor only 47c each. which Com
bine Poke. Book and Card Case. AK to re those
stamped to reprsssn, spider and cobwes, also thos,
in aoral Designs. These of Red Morocco and Kausa.
roo AKIN. A., thu l.tsss I'D pl.an Al %; Nth .ol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23
MRS. wINsLow's soorHINa SYRUP

MIS-. WINSLOw's eOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
ofMOTHERs for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING With PERFECT SUCCESS. It sooTHEs the
CHILD. sOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND OOLIC and IL the best remedy for
DIARRHHA. Sold by druggists in every par. Of the
world Be and ask for Mrs. winslow's Sooth-
ine Syrup" and take other kind % cents bottle
daily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, as reported By special
wire to Carson l. Macartpey l4ll f street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23
HOUSE & HERnxASws
CASH AND CHED1r HOUSES.
S17. ol9. 02l AND VS. 7TH ST.
salt sss MASS. AVE NV.
w. NJ. SHusrrn & Sous
gls PENN. AVE. NV.

JUST OPENED
100 PIECES woRsTED DRESS FABRIoUEs
COMPOSING ALL OF TIE NEW EFFECTS"
20 PIECES G. H. sERaEs. FANCY wEAvEs.
AT THE Low PRICE OF 500. PER YARD.
SOME OF THE HANDsoMEsT STYLES WE
HAVE EVER sHowN-coTToN AND LINEN
sHEETINGs. NAPKINS. TABLE LINENS. CON-
FORTS. QUILTS. BLANKETS. ETC. ONE PRICE
". II. SINISTER SONS.
.ucp go PENN. AVE N. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23

ApoLoe1z1sa To A PATIENT PUBLIC
OUR INABILITY TO ACCOMMODATE IN EVERY
CASE DURING THE TURMOIL AND BUsTLE OF
THE PAST FEW WEEKS. WE ACKNOWLEDGE
OUR APPRECIATION OF THE MERITED TRIB-
UTE PAID OUR
EQUITABLE
BY SCORES OF HONEST
HoUsEKEEPERs WHO APPEALED TO Us IN
VAIN FOR PRESENT HOUSEHOLD EQUIP
MENTs AND FUTURE DOMESTIC COMFORTS.
WHILE OUR LINE OF FURNITURE. CARPETS.
pRAPER1Es. STOVES AND HoUsEFURN1sH.
INas IN GENERAL WAS REPLETE TO OVER
FLOWING AND HAS AGAIN BEEN RESTORED.
THE EXCESSIVE DRAIN UPON OUR RESOURCES
FRUSTRATED OUR DEAREST WISHES.
FEW DOLLARS AS AN EARNEST OF GOOD
FAITH AND SMALL FRACTION OF HER
WEEKLY Oh MONTHLY SAVINGS
HAS MULTIPLIED THE HoUsEKEEPER INTO A
HOST OF FRIENDS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23
The Ese11sH WALkrse G1ovEs.
TIE STYLISH RED GLOVES

The correct reds IN shsdss are here In the fol-
lowiag:
Ptgskin or Barrttz Mousquetaires. .eao
7-hook Foster kid Gloves 20
4-button English Chevrette Gloves b. SO
S-button Suede Mouse uetaires q l. Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23

Priss p - = sI25 s815 s725
hl-Wo1l FLANNEL Blouse SUITS fancy trimmed vi tn
lAsroS braid
size 9 10 IL IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23

Prias-+3 o! - - s4I2 "a 81 s462 s4s7
Also. Flame. Dresses. cardinal and navy hlus.
FL szrt. i--s hen and trimmed with
narro~ ur-.ch" Lr.id.