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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-04-21

Veterans In the Michigan soldiers
hofns win apply to tre supreme court
foe -ar siptunctions( to restrain the
bokrd d mepassrs from enforcing
th4 new rules against admission Of
vekp ransSS66s draw a peofiop, Of sls
mdhsh- and over. and tbs withholding
of pension tAsRey Ovsgsspersmonth.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-04-21

There are SO licensed producers of
maple sugar In Michigan. xByfobtaip-
ing license they are entitled to the
government bounty Of two cents
pound. 80, ,.-,.-.. 49,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-04-21

The pension investigation is proving
a Boomerang for the Democrats. Dem
ocraticY congressman are Iuore busy
tryinGfo explain why they were at
tempting to push claims through re-
gardlesA sef tbeir, ordss, than they are
ia trying to get evidence against Gen.
Rannsz IN .y ,a.~. .=-.s-.,.-.y ~.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-04-21

Gwhat do the people think of an edi-
Tor who falsely publishes that the
county Is bankrupt to make capital
for his partyf His name is Dennis.
w&ssHsanch Hsfdld- { R
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-04-21

Y 10 Germany the extent Of land de
voted to agriculture amounts to 7s,s
4o5, 900 acres. @ ss .s.e y
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-04-21

Ahdfey.E;ts6ok. ..ope Of the most
proficient, biologists IN the country,
WHO has Been Connected with the Ag.
ricultnrak GeiiASe for many years, will
leay @fasihsti tption@atAthe sclose Of
the present college year, ard 10, III,
PouRhS College, near Los angeles,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-04-21
AT HANSON { BRADENS FURNITURE ROOMS

WILL be found at all times ni
BURIAL CASES. ladies' Gents Chdrens
will De sent to part of the FREE
mbalining preserving corpse. aa- ~ e,lE4r !.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-04-21

THIS PAPER; : /; 8: !; 1850; 10:
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-04-21
CLOSING out SALE

Y As wsshalt not carry the following named goods
n stock, after disposing Of what we now have on
hand we have concluded to offer our entire stock Of
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-04-21

Representative t;ooper's attempt to
wrigsle out of the nipple asant predica-
menti in which he found himself when
1t was proven, that his signature, had
been used to obtain pension informal d or
ton, which was afterwards sold, by
abusing Commissioner Raum was q
failure, as it deserved to be. II called
to mind the old Lawyers advice to a
young one--''when you have 10 case
abuse the other sidei S& I.
Senator Quay introduced o bill IN.
the Senate appropriating S5.OnO to
purchase a marble bust of the late.
Gen. Phil. Sheridan. s-tt...
The resolution instructing the House
committee on the Eleventh Census to.
inquire into the expediency Of the es-
tablis hment of a permanent census
bureau has been favorably reported
to the House.
Chilli has cha nged her mind about
not taking any part in the Worlds
Fair, and has sent Senior Thompson
Rea here as commissioner to make
arrangements for the CHILEAN exhibit
at the fair.
A rumor that the President would
shortly write q letter declining to be-
come candidate for denomination is
exciting much interest, although it
cannot be confirmed at the White
House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-17
SIX In NAPKINS.

800 DOZEN UNDRESSED LOOM DAM
ASK NAPKINS. READY HEMMED, AT
755c. PER DOZEN. MADE ESPECIALLY
FOR CAFE USE
200 DOZEN EXTRA QUALITY " GER
MAN BLEACHED DAMASK NAPKINS
AT Sl35 PER DOZEN
20 DOZEN FINE QUALITY IRISH
DAMASK NAPKINS REDUCED TO Sl.75
PER DOZEN
10 DOZEN HEAVY SCOTCH FULL
BLEACHED u NAPKINS REDUCED TO
$40 PER DOZEN.
- DOZEN EXTRA HEAVY UN-
BLEACHED DAMASK NAPKINS RE-
DUCED 10 Ell IS PER DOZEN.
200 DOZEN GERMAN BLEACHED n
NAPKINS REDUCED TO SITS FER
DOZEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-17

The question Of the admission Of women 10
the legislative councils OF the Methodist church
was before the conference at Omaha yesterday
aud the women won victory in having il re-
ferred 10 the Judiciary committee. This action
is accepted as insuring that the matter will lie
brought before the Conference for action. II
VIII make the subsequent sessions more In
tereStlng
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-17

Thirty-four dogs, i've horses, a mule and q
COW were last week captured by the conserya-
tors of the cisy's health and happiness who
operate under the direction Of the pound
master. Let the health department exercise
similar zeal in the capture and removal of the
microbes that Turk in unremoved garbage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-17

The party rate" decision Of the Supreme
Court is a square knock-down for the inter-
state Commerce commission and sustaius the
right Of railroads to extend the privilege Of
Communication to theatrical and other compa-
mes The decision incidentally and substan-
TALLY afirms that q newspaper advertisement is
the precise equivalent Of posting rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-17

The entire eastern hemisphere should be zeal
Gus IN connection with the worlds fair 1t was
in its interest that Columbus made his voyages.
The discovery Of the American continent is an
accident
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-17

The FIRST congress OF the National Art Asso-
Citation begins today. 1t is an organization
which has not only broad. practical field for
good, but distinct purPose-the removal of
the tariff from art Ii is no reflection on
American culture to desire the free admission
OF masterpieces from the old country. Art
cannot be local Ii is universal property. II
recognizes no politics or geographical bound
arios- The United States cannot afford 10 do
anything that tends to retire her artists from
this immense fellowship. IL she succeeds she
viii be the only sufferer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-17
IsI,I,I.I'I.I"| d oIrIrIoI.I.|.
RRpfr Err ERE e. ERR w" ssss
bPP EE kRR' ERR. W ssss
p ZEE 4 K r 4 7 ssss -

By dint of perseverins have been able to keep
stock of PRINTED CoTTONs up-equal to the de-
mands made on US. something-the qualities
price-or the patterns have sent the people focking
here for the TS-PLUMBTTES-ORGAN
DIES and sATINE Brooches. Perhaps it is the
union Of all three. for have certainly done level
best to have the finest seections-and to sell them
near the cost mark possible.
But We have bought generously-and often. Again
jus. the other day of the JACONETS. fresh hun
dred patterns on the counters. Some like
have had-others different. You will have to decide
which the fastest. To minds there is pref
ereace. Any will do credit to your good taste.
Small flowers, tiny sprays, delicate vines pro-
nounced figures cover the daintily colored grounds
With most folks they would be 80 cents. Here they
are OILY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-17

w. HI. HouoHros Mro. Co..
121S-122O F ST.. NV.
Do you ,rant a csypeH
Now the opportunity
A. We are selling all DUB
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
BODY BRUSSELS.
MooUETTEs and
Administers that We have now IN stock at the
sctual cost to manufacture. Our stock is
too large for this time of the year and We
want your cash. so 1t will be Of great advan-
tase to you to buy now.
You may select any pattern; no pattern
withheld.
Remnants under is yards
Soc on the dollar.
REMEMBER THIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-17

Congress has been ON its good behavior sine.
DIR. Parkhurst's arrival.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-17
35c. GARnEsrs FoR CSC.

To int to any garment would be inyidioua.
sincso many worthy representatives Of he falais
Ro, are here. Six styles of Gowns. among which
tho With style turnover collar and cuffs. -Four
st,s of Skirts including those with yoke bands.
a,S canlrie nounoes. tucks innurnerable. Six
80 OF Corset Covers Of finest cambria. lace and
,scn trimmings. Chemises and Drawers in equal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-17

IL might be judicious TO put some Of tn
beens in cold storage about nov.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-17

iored edses' 25c. quality for Is. eah.
or3for SOC.
VI En- who haven't mothers sisters will rrohbly
nc, henent by this hArTain-inen seldom read aver-
tisenents VIII ladies with husbands sons ana
brothers please inform them that the Pal.is toyAs
offers tomorrow SOC Summer Merino Underwsr fog
Sc Shirts. 3ito "A. Drawers. p a..
DAGS-And what variety, Here are all On new
kinds Of Travelling Bass, This one OF real Alsutos
is Is inches in length aud only 81 40 And IN Imi-
tstion Bag. lookins like the real Is only Sic And
here the Gladstone BAG. to hold enough for a~.ees
outing. and It costs only $3.50 Aud hersre III.
Ladies' shopping BAGS; This one Of pla and
STAMPED heather. with cloth tops. for only cents.
These with silk tors only 6s cents. Just a hints
Of prices store fun is here-a variety thuincluass
every kind Of bas-GR al Pd'ais Royal Tric.
POCKET BOOKS in great variety. r.. 20 Is
each. See these al 20 cents. Of Black Tarsnd Red
feathers Here's one combining card case ID pocket
book. with leather lining and special safetysonPart-
ment for small change These at e. havsterlias
silver and warranted l4-karai sold triInnifs-Ied.
White. Cream. Tan. Gray. Fswn and Blac antelope
skin pocket books and card cases TO select IN.
Debts Of all kinds. The latest to srriyis of Red
Leather. in the style known Russian. q 50c. We
have Belts at loo. and up to "a. 30 each.
Il ANs.-The warm spells come like thefn-oniy too
often and sudden. You require a ysr .sdnese Pans
ia fhe hous,. We prove the PalAis BAL is quot
Ing lowest prices.
l9c. for Gold and Silver Jap. Fans. h silver and
gold lacins.
25c. for Solid Black also Black witnlver Designs.
Also hundred and designs In ors. AL with
cord and tassel.
Thousands of others. from &c. 10 ssch. Even tho
B. Fans have laoing. and include fashionable Red
Srfs Souvenir Cups and Saucerare here in 40
great variety ~ IN spoons. II intsted. would live
you Ia book over our collection iron s'ogcs France
Curious shar.-s-works Of art. A here are some
from soue mysterious source roraiV I5c. hs ct
Loos at this si LsB,OOe. with his'ainted fowers.
and now at these offered nj l5c. n may b. con-
noisseur. hut you'll buy of 50 Lie. Ours and
saucers If only 20 show 10 fr1sndsd Laugh al them
when they venture to tell you Ny the cost was 70
you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-17
l BaroHr WoRLD.

-
These bright. sunshiny days have won
dsrfully exhilaratins effect on the entire hu-
man system. It seems that. a. II to vie with
nature. the desire Gov Is to appear in as
briet.-co!ored costumes as good taste will
allow. Nowhere 10 this more noticeable
than in the many Co.ored Shoes that are to
he seen now.
Tie demand for Co,ored Shoes 10 90 great
this season tia. there will be scarcity in
this line; 50 you bad better provide yourself
white you can find your size.
Ever since January our factories have
been steadily at work making these goods
for Us, and white We have sold thousands Of
pairs already. We have still ten times -
ma,y in stock aad in process Of making.
HERE ARE FEW OF OUR LINES OF
COLORED FOOTWEAR:
Ladies' Red Goat Ties and Sandals, S1.25,
81 SO and $500.
LADIES' Suede Sandals and Ties, Black,
Gray or Tan. Only the most reliable quail
ties.
Ladies' Rus.et Goa. xford Ties at q. 90,
81. 90 and $500.
Ladies' White Canvas Oxford and Bluchsr
Ties.
Misses and Childs Red Goat Button Boots
Of very best quality.
Misses and Child. Black and Gray Suede
Slippers.
Misses and Childs Tan Goat Ties and
Button Boots.
Misses and child's White Canvas Slip
pers
Mems Genuine Russia Wine colored
Butchers, the best. "a. OO-S5 90 every
where.
Mems Hhsset Genuine Goat Low and
High Cut Shoes at 81 90 and 81. 80.
Boys and Youths Russet Goat Laced
Boots.
$3.50 and $500.
Best Quality Rubber Bottom Tennis
Shoes, Black, Tan or White-for Man,
Woman or Child.
"SHOES AND SLIPPERS OF ANY
IMAGINABLE COLOR OR STYLE MADE
TO ORDER ON SHORT NOTICE.
tEOvERGAITERS. IN GRAY OR TAN.
FOR LADIES Or GENTS.
15c. A PAIR
WIN. HAHN & Co.'S
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES.
$50 and 932 9TH ST..
1914 and 1916 Pa. ave-,
1t 231 Pa. ave. 8. Q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-17
R.rxrxr FoK THr Cons.
!: ] 1 = = 5 g. g. J: 1, / III

WednesiAv'- srecial bargain comes
from the Wrap Department. sllp for
The 81 IS Saicen Waists. Tie we'll
known garments Of weil-known maker
fever before sola q; less than 81 As
Navy. Black and hight grounds. win
stripes ana hsures OF rinrs. dots. bov
knots. seur ie e. a.. See those with
pleaied snd ruined front Tomorrow
only atsl laeach-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-17
81 GARMENTS Fon SIC.

n You knew the amount Of thought and hard work
ere represented you would feel apecuisr interest In
q heterogeneous. We merchants concentrate al
oar energies so as to produce the best possible 81
ment Weoach think hare the best nthe Palais Royl
ere 10 write that a has the best the buyers Of ohss
large establishments would feel not justinsd
in 50 claiming without at least chance Of compsrsoa-
&c. out Of respect To competitors. mike only this
claim: That no other establishment has anvfAsae
lie the rarsefv Of al garments. II b for the reader 70
say who offers the best materials -
styles. finish and OF. Hem are some Of os
Gowns we put forward as our champions; ''Txs
DeTnhardf," of best cambria. French surplico
neck, sleeve gathered at wrist The kdrouevtfs.s
designed after one Of thu robes that historic.
The Comfort I" summer gown par ezcstiencs. vith
full high sleeves and fronts Of tucks and embroidery.
The Corset Cover. with Point de Paris lace trim
ming is especially recommended TO wear veil-<s
come out OF the vashtub without showing sign of
the fearful ordeal And here skirts. cbenses and
Drawers ready Tor comparison with any IN tine United
States offered atsL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-17
1925 Gannrsrs Fon $l.S9.

Bridal Garments which are sure viii hear con-
pari-oa with any elsewhere 5, $50 Aoss Of IN
stores where snch fn- goods sold sci largely %
credit little extra PROFIT Is not noticed when tackled
ON to choice goods. and it IL done-it helps 20 maks
rood the loses incident credit business. So thaa
we repeat: These Gowns. skirts. chenlises Drawers
and Corset Covers. though marked ~ IS. mag b
oompared wlth thoss else~here at $50. es.ss -
sa7s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-17
SoUvrsrns Or Tr 'OrrxrSo-
TIE SuxMrrSrAsos
IN tt
PMns RorALCUsprnwrA.
DrrArrSr,
Soc GsnESrs For 43c.

Cambric co-se, vers and Drawers and Finest Coz
ton Gowns. skirtnn chenlses' Heres Gown the
equal Of whi.h v nave before seen marked Soc- 10
write II has Mos Hubbard yoke with six clusters Of
three-hunc. Is. cambria ruaie at front. neck and
sleeves. Is n.fin0 u its 'stron0 points" MORGAN
NE tell You. on must see-see the material note the
finish, the lsth and breadth. learn that you be
htted wtetr unusually small or large. And 50 with
this Skirt nrked sos. II has seveninch cambria
founce AMEN tucks hut how can we show In an
adyert,se.,t that it is generous skirt. in material
width and Iish: You must this long table piled
high with veral hundred garments to select FROM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-17
IS IS $s {? j I'LL T E = =

1.-THE Himy Cambria Underwear {. 70
for ths gnds 20 are these Snow whts
Handkerchiefs-they'll almost Goat In
the AT Dsin':iy embroidered aud sal
ioped edses. 25c. quality for Is. oah.
or 3 for SOC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-17
REBUILDING SALE.
REBUILDING SALE.
REBUILDING SALE.

We are compelled to sell every dollars worth Of
goods in stock within the next few weeks as We are
going to rebuild entire store. Our increasing trade
has made It obligatory. and the very extensive i'm
provements viii take from two to three months necs-
sitatng the sacrificing of entire stock Of
able Dry Goods. Fancy Goods, FURNISHINGS and
Cloaks which must be sold within the ve weeks
We are not going to tribe with it, must be DONE and
We going to sell Ii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-17

BIC BARGAINS IN SUMNER UNDER.
WEAR.
1T is WARM ENOUGH NOW TO CHANGE
bbfrpsag that heavy FLANNEL. it tires You
LADIES WIDE RIBBED VESTS, with
HIGH NECK anil LONG SLEEVES Regular
Ale. EACH.
LADIES' SWISS RIBBED VESTS, pure
white. with square neck. no sleeve draw striug
FOR THIS WEEK,
2ic. EACH
high neck and long sleeves or high neck and
short sleeves. Regular price. % and 3Oc. FOR
THIS WEEK.
21c. EACH.
LADIES FANCY RIBBED VEST. with
SQUARE nech, no sleeves. Regular price. lie.
'~. sVksrs FOR eec.
LADIES' PURE MACO COTTON
DRAWERS. KNEE or ANKLE lengths and
hn,s s 81, ;ssW M Regular price. G2 and &c.
18c. PAIR.
10 MARKET SPACE.
1t Cor. 9Th st. and Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-17

You past pleasing If this collection doesn't appeal
to your appreciation Keeping to exclusive patterns
has scored point for us. We wouldn't lumber up on,
tables with the common designs you can find every.
where. You would rather have something different.
We looked farther and got them. Better ones, we
think-newer-inore art in them. After you those
of ours you will stop searching. Don't daily" about
They swift movers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-17
25 Cents A YARD.
80 INCHES WIDE.

Want US to pick you out aPLUMETTE! Which
would suit you best-a spray flower pattern on
White or Black ground-or small embroidered polka
dots: After all maybe you would rather have the
larger dots. As pou say-we have them all. They
are scarce where they make them. More than likely
We showing the last there to be had this
son. We don't want to hurry you-only to you
from disappointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-17
81! Cents A YARD.
80 INCHES WIDE.

Should aud acquaintance be forgot"-old words
set TO new music-that is what the FRENCH
ORGANIZES are this season. They have the same
old popular virtues-and budget of fresh colorng--
lowered and figured on White, Black and tinted
grounds-and all the plain shades. Your taste can
choose unchecked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-17
SPECIAL BARGAINS In BLACK
CH.xrrLLY L.cEs.

We have secured one hundred doz
China and Sarah Silk Windsor STARTS.
figures. plaids. dots. rings. Sr.. lis,lt,
and dark coiorinVS. &c. Usual price,
3iw. Only Ia. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-17

When We 90 to France for novelties, we never come
home empty handed. SATIN BRoCHE is their pet
creation this season. They have struck the worlds
vanity this time. Praise is due the The colors
and designs help. Black. Navy Blue. Cream and
Gray grounds, with brocaded figures sprnked
with flower patterns that look natural enough to be
fragrant. is where everybody fingers longest. They
copied from the China Silks. Good imitation too
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-12-14

Professor Briggs Speaks In His own
Behalf-He Says no Proof Has Yet
Been offered That He In Guilty of
HereticaI Teachings.
NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-The trial of Pro-
lessor Briggs was resumed to-day. The
attendance was exceptionally large. Pro-
lessor Briggs spoke in his own behalf. He
called upon the judiciary to dismiss all
prejudice from their minds and consider
the case in the spirit of Christ. He said
the argument made by Rev. DIR. Birch was
forcible and sincere, but that of Elder Nc
Cook was the work of scholastic theolo-
gisn rather than of q lawyer. Professor
Briggs asserted that the line of prosecution
adopted by the prosecuting committee was
illegal and dishonorable. Much of Mr.. Nc
Cooks argument, said Professor Briggs, was
devoted to an exposition of the fourth and
seventh charges, which were ruled out by
the presbytery. By thus defying the pres
bytery the prosecution succeeded in the
scheme of sending to the higher court an
argument in support of the truth of these
two charges The defendant argued that
no evidence had been advanced TO sustain
charges /, and vi, and these charges
should be thrown out. The professor
said: ''There has been no proof offered yet
that have been guilty of heretical teach
ings" Professor Briggs then took up sue
cessively the charges and specifications,
and gave categorical response. His argu-
ment was remarkable for wide research, pro-
found erudition and close reasoning. He
declared that the preliminary principles
which regulate trials had been entirely
disregarded by the prosecution in their
arguments upon the amended charges and
specifications. Holy scripture, he said, lie
the infallible test of every statement in
the Westminster standards, and no man
can be proved guilty of heresy or Sin who
is not in conflict with holy scriptdfe
The Presbyterian church has never
attempted to set forth what arr
the essential and necessary article,
of the Westminster confession, anc
therefore there is room for considerable
difference of opinion with reference to an.
doctrine which may be in debate. If, sait
he, the inaugural address contain heresy
exactly the same was before me in m.
printed books for months previous to tn
delivery of the address. You cannot int
me guilty unless you find that the explana
tions shall give of my statements are con
trary to essential and necessary articles o
the Westminster confession and hol
scripture.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-12-14
Colonel shepard on the stand.

NEW York, Dec. 1S.-The trial of the
suit of Frank s. Gray, against Colonel
Elliott F. Shepard was continued to day.
The suit is brought by Gray to recover
s1s,100, alleged to be due him by the Mail
and Express as business manager, for
breach of contract. Colonel Shepard was
on the stand again, and his examination
was continued. He said that Gray called
on him after the suit was begun and asked
him for $35, 900. Witness declined to give
1t to him as he owed him nothing. Then
Gray threatened to give the confidential
letter of witness to newspapers for pub
location The witness was cross examined
by Colonel Ingerson and told all of Gray's
with him at Saratoga.