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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05
AN AIR LINE PROJECTED.
1t VIII Run From Chicago to New York and
Win Save Sir Hourp

IL VIII Run From Chicago to New York and
Win Save SiH Hours.
Sr. PArI, MrSS., Feb. a-Ex-President Kin
ney OF the 800" line proposes to build an air
line from Chicago to New York. and he is now
In New York making preliminary arrange
ments. He outlines his plan as follows:
"A straight line drawn from Chicago to
New York city passes almost directly through
cleveland, Ohio. and a straight line from
Cleveland to New York il about 2S4 miles
shorter than the distance between tic said
cities BY way Of Buffalo and Albany. Now,
Win the enormous volume of business between
Ghicago, the great depot Of the west. aud New
iork, the great seaboard port of America. it
seems as II saving Of 234 milos in distance and
OF SIX hours in time BY express trains would
sarrant an outlay sufficient to accomplish the
construction Of such a railway"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05
INTENT THE GREAT POINT.
Fraud Must Be Proved to Convict Banl
Directors OF Misapplytng Eunds

Fraud Must Be Proved to Convict Bank
Directors OF Misapplying Funds
BosroS, Feb. 6-The Z. 8. grand jury being
about to take up the cases Of the oficiais
charged with miaappropriating the funds Of
the Maverick National Bank, Judge Nelson
has issued instructions to them, giving q re-
view Of the law which is 10 govern them in
considering the cases After quoting tho
statutes relating to ombexzlement or willful
misapplication Of the funds OF an iustitu-
ton BY its officers. Judge Nelson instructs
them that they should understand In dealing
with this act that it is necessary for
them to make ont that the misapplication by
tho directors or officers Of banking corpora
ton must have been fraudulent and not mere
mistake. The government must prove that
the trsnsaction BY which the money vas
taken by director from the bank was fraudu-
lents It 10 not infrequsnt that directors are un-
able 10 pay loans made 70 them by banks, but
that Ia not cmbsxxleneut The government
must prove . fraudulent purpose and anything
short Of that would not justify tho Jury in fnd-
ing an indictment
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KILLED HIS LAST MAN.

Tslton Hall With a Record OF Many Murders
Sentenced to Hang.
BRIsroI, TENN, Feb. 5.-Talton Hall has been
sentenced to hang on March IA. Halls counsel
will apply to the circuit court for stay Ex-
element runs high in the neighborhood Of
Gainesville and an outbreak is expected at any
time. Hall has given up all hopes and says he
does not think that new trial will do any good;
that the next jury will do just like this one. So
he has asked that his wife and children be sent
for that he may bid them good bye.
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RATHER HARD TO BELIEVE.

Story Of the Convict Who Has Been Par
doucd by Gov. Francis.
KANSAS CRY. No., Feb. 5.-Dick Breeze, con-
victed of embezzling, will not wear stripes
Marshal Stuart had SO much faith in Breeze
that he allowed him to 60 on errands
all over the city. He went from
Jail unattended to his trial and re-
turned after conviction. Wednesday night
Gov. Francis met Marshal Stuart and instructed
him to bring Breeze to the penitentiary. Stuart
ordered Breeze to go 10 the penitcntinry pre-
pared 70 serve his term Of two years Breeze
was turned loose from Jail yesterday, took a
train for Jefferson City. reported to the warden
of the prison, and, while preparing to con
stripes, was pardoned by the governor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

The Deadlock in the Connecticut Lccislature
Still Unadjusted.

The DEADLOCK IN The COnnectIcut LccisIature
Still Unsdjusted.
HARTFORD, CoNS., Feb. Sat 10 o'clock this
morning the house met, Speaker Paige in the
chair. The roll call on the pending question
showed only forty-nine voting. Before the vote
was declared Mr.. Walker moved that the house
adjourn until tomorrow at 1:3o p. m. The
speaker declared the motion out Of order Mr.
Walker appealed and the speaker refused to en-.
sentative wanted to rise to a question of
high privilege but the speaker told him
there was no question of privilege
higher than the declaration Of the vote
Though Mr.. Walker continued to talk in spite
Of the speakers request that he should Keep
his seat the vote was declared and. no quorum
being shown, the speaker declared the house
adjourned until tomorrow at 1880 A. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

Ore Struck Which Is Thought to BE Worth
$4,000 q Ton.
CRIPPLE CREEK Col, Feb. 5.-The widest
excitement prevails here over the discovery of
gold in the Plymouth Rock shaft on Gold
hill, at the head of the Squaw gulch. At a
depth Of thirteen feet chimney Of ore was
discovered, which is a perfect mass of shining
gold, conservative mining men estimating the
value at from sl2. 900 to $4,000 per ton. The
matter is a blush gray quartz impregnated
with veins OF gold that make it difficult to con-
lecture what the real value OF the ore may
reach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05
A KENTUCKY TOWN IN PERIL.
Flames Threaten to Wipe Out Worthwhile
Other Fires.

Flames Threaten to Wipe Out Worthwhile
Other Fires.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb. SIT was reported
here at o'clock this morning that Worthwhile,
q town on the Louisville and Nashville road
fifty-four miles from Louisville, was burning.
Six business houses were destroyed and it is
probable that the whole town will 60.
CINCINNATI, OHIO. Feb. 5.-Bardos Sons tan
merry at the corner of Stark and Branch streets
was damaged by fire this morning to the
amount of $4,000. The blaze started in the
bark shed and spread rapidly.
BATTLE CREEK MIca, Feb. 5-The j. C.
Morgan paper mill burned last night Loss
$40. 900.
CONVICTION, KY., Feb. 5.-Last night the
Trumpet -four mills, on the corner OF 5th and
Craig streets, for the second time were burned
The loss is about $751; 600 with only SIT, 600 in
surance.
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6aIC Oh . T8mOuN IUIutIuS.
A bill Of sale from Peter B. and Sabina E.
Hustled Of New York 10 George s. studwell Of
Brooklyn. conveying for $4,000 the painting
known a. 1884" or ''Grant aud His Gem
erals" by Hanson Boiling, was fled in the re-
corder Of deeds Office today. The convey
ance embraces the frame, letters. papers and
documents pertaining to il, which are with
the Washington Safe Deposit Company in this
city, and it Sss executed in New York on We'd
nesday.
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H1oHwAr RoBDrnr.

Some hizhwaymen steal your money. ofissrs try q
steal the results u your bran and the fruits Of you
labor tle laf.sr The form Of highway rooosy
Merit has made q success u CALTkk'e lITTl1
LIVER PILLS They have become . househoid wors
and the people will have them they know their value
Then comes the hishw ayuasn with hts IMITATION
AND WORTHLESS FkUADs. and with thess n
ho.es 20 trade upon the and rsputsaiou n CAR
TIERS LlTTLE Liyk-R PiiI.s
BEWARE OF THEsE Al6HwAYMEN; don't b.
imposed npon VITA srtac,e offered 10 Jon ~ ,us
As rood" - s,C-A-R-T-E-RfS." There h no<hfns y
good a. .'c-A-R-T-E-R--s"
Al for .ac-A-R-T-E-k--s-a ana b surs ron - -
genuine CARIEk's LITTLk LlyKk P11l&
POSITIVE CURE ron srck HEApkcHE
SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE
sc3o1. Wy
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LIST For CHILDREN.

Ell Misses Rubber Circulars. all sizes. SC
81 ID Fancy Waterproof Newmarke:s. all Sizes u. %
&C. Linen Handlerchiefs. all styles. &c
@oc Fast Black Hose. all sizes. ......e DC
VI hid Gloves, 4 buttons and ) hooks SOC
81 - ondressed Kid Mousauetai-e Gloves .xl15
81 Boys English Dogskin CLOVIS ..,, So
5Sc. childrens Lawn Aprons. ne
I'll Aprons for SAC. and SOC. Aprons. ...... 49c
oOc. Corset Waists. all sizes................ &c
'oe. Shirt Waists. all styles. &c
''c. Shirt Waists. all styles. &c
'oe. Knit sacques. all colors.. 4Ac
2oc Knit Bottles. all coloEs. ...............1s c
30 Infants Cambria Siips nc
'oc. Slips for Csc. and 5Oc. slips 44c
SL1o Infants FLANNEL Skirts ...........g Sc
s2.2o Chidren's SILK Hats .......... A ss
Msrno. Wool aud Saik Underwear at 10 Der cen. ;.s
count.
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Police Guard Around the American
Legation at Santiago
fERRORZE TENNESSEE
Damage Caused by Fire Through
out the Country.
EXCITEMENT OF GOLD MINERS
MAY BE MORE TROUBLE.

The Police Guard IL SIN Kept Around Mr..
Egan's Residence.
LONDON, Feb. 5.-The Times Santiago dis
patch says that the police guard around the
residence Of Minister Egan in still maintained
for the purpose Of protecting the legation from
chance assaults. This fact is likely to bring
about fresh difficulties
The sentences upon the men convicted Of
assaulting the Baltimore's sailors have, at the
demand of the procurator, been made more
severe. 1t. is expected that appeals will be
taken.
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Found Guilty.
PrmSuae, Pa, Feb. 6.-David Hastings ex.
clerk Of the Allegheny City markets, has been
on trial on the charge Of embezzlement of
money collected from stall keepers which he
failed to turn into the city treasury. The jury
found verdict late last evening. The verdict
was scaled and opened by the supreme court
this morning. Hastings vas found guilty a.
charged.
Tho trial OF Mayor wyman Of Allegheny on
the charge Of misappropriating city funds will
De called next Monday, and the trial Of ex-
called next Tuesday.
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[ t. a a {: {; F e (. Y

sno" on The ground and an openine
hurts Today will be
Second because
9c regularly and reduced
an
Charles The leading
visitor
OcFive
AL shall
disappointed You
Of
yesterday
oOS-Rens Umbrellas We
were Folding Umbrellas,
packedin than
women il aides me f.ui
tn. last day
adolf sfo
Those
n loop shape to hang on the wrist
ZZ4 for Umbrellas marked a. A. The
din.ha the
this one
with merit
fune year Of
goods the snow en- the
sund prompts g. 10 rsnced
Chndns Ulse also
Wraps al $50
Csc Gauntlet Cloves pissln
only %
CONTINUED below,
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THE RECIPROCITY NEGOTIATIONS.
Gentlemen Who Will Come With the Can
adams on Monday.

adams on Monday.
OTTAWA, Feb. Sc G. Farmalee, assistant
commissioner of customs. and Douglas Stewart,
private secretary to tho minister Of justice,
will accompany the three ministers to WASH
ington on Monday next Nothing definite as
to the precise nature Of the visit can be ascer-
tanned, but it is thought that as Boring sea
matters are coming rapidly to . head Mr.
Blaine considers the time opportune TO discuss
the numerous other questions, including the
trade issue pending between the two countries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

Mary r. Harr has purchased for el2,ooo Of
feet ON p street between Eev Jsrssy svenus
and eth stroet northveDt; and for o1oyooo sab
a. square 1Do-1D By - feee tnehss - 1lob
bctWcea cd Z sEoeb noelhuesG
h = Baker - pureAassdo y. J. Gha11 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

In the Criminal Court today Michael Green.
James Gibson, alias Ely Gibson. Joseph Wiki
erson, VIM. Bed and Vim. Stanton, colored
men, plead not guilty to an indictment charg-
ing larceny from the person, e. from Michael
Langley on November IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

This morning in the Criminal Court bail WINS
given in sI,5oo BY Samuel /. Brown, who was
charged w.th presenting fraudulent account
against the government, Samuel n. Wells go
ing on the bond Brown was paymaster's
clerk in the navy and claimed 10 have lost
money, clothing. &C., by the destruction OF the
Nlpsic IN the Samoan disaster. Ho was arrested
last week aud committed to jail by United
States Commissioner Bundy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

Hepresentativs Laird introduced revolution
in me Maryland house yesterday which, II IL
claimed, drew Hill and Cleveland lnes pretty
clessly. The resolution astsd that the demo-
Gratis IN Ccngrsss shooA follow the hnes
eembor. 1857, and The NILS bill in dealing with
the subject Of taxiG reform. An attempt va
made 70 eennis the bill. but Il vas dsfssssd BY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

BY THRILLING WITH Coin. many a one allows
himself TO drft into condition favorable o. the
development Of some latent disease. which there
after TAKES iull possession ~ the system. Dssier
cure your Cold al once with DR. ID. Jay nes ExpcCt-
GRANT, a good remedy for 1hruai-sl;ls aud Lung
affections.
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We CAsSor EXPLAIN

We CANNOT EXPLAIN
How man gains pound day by taking an ounce o
day of SCOTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL
1t happens sometimes
1t Is food that lie digest; we understand that
But it must be more than food to give moro than
the whole of Itself.
He has been losing flesh because he did get from
his food the fat he needed. SCOTS EMULSION
scts his machinery working again.
Shall We send you book CAREFUL LIVING!
Free.
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. 1872 South 9Th ave.
nue.. New York.
Your druggist keeps scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil-all druggists everywhere do. u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

Ex-senator Bruce. the recorder Of deeds, ID
sick in bed as his homss 1910 street north
west. He has tust rstarned from the south,
where be was sttaeted with the grip in maiig-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05
Have | EVER DECEIVED You,

have been before you, through The Star. every day
for two years. l have strenuousy avoided saying
anything calculated to mis!ead the most conhdnx
reader. have endeavored to impress upon all who
read my advertisements that whatever statement
make is sacred pledge to the people don't profess
to give you sofRethsa0 nothing. don't sell
article below cost and Eeat you another. don't
varnish doubtful statements but give the facts
in every instance.
NOW READ:
Six-tt Extension Table. oak. e.. 81
Six-tt. Extension Table. cluster lex. e5.
Feather Pillow tuot chicken). 05c.
Yard-wide Carpet, liz 20 SOC.
Brussels Carpet. A. &c., &c.
Extra Body brussels. Csc.
Best Wire Cots. 81 o.
Atwood Art Squares 3x3. s. 95; 3x3K. %. IS. &c.
5Gpiece Fancy Tea Set. los.
Toilet Sets. 81. 9S to $40.
Six Tumoers. 15c
Knives. Forks. Spoons. Kitchen Ware. &c.
cept Stoves. II you don't want anything yourself tell
your friends about
Double Stores.
1510-12 It'll st.. bet. p and Q NV.
Nothing credit. II you can't pay cash no use to
come. fs4
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MRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP


Has been used Tor over FIFTY YEA2Sby MILLIONS
of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING. with PERFECT SUCCESS 1t SOOTHES thu
CHILD. sOFTENS the GUNS, ALLAYS ali pAIN,
CURES WIND collie. and is the best remedy for
DlAkRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part Of tho
world Be sure and ask for AIRS Winslows Soothing
Syrup" and take no other kind. 70 cents a bottle.
d3l-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

TIE FogR Hp-1lAIrH, nApPY HONEs AID
Yaauisctnsss. b. ). b. 3. siEdESf : s0Ss. a
~ 3yuSw3sts. - = Is
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Range OF the Thermometer.

The following were the readings at the Office
OF the weather bureau today: $ "a m. 81; p. M,
70; maximum, 81; minimum. Is
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.Si.2ss5.

We HAVE LEFT PROM oCR WINTER
STOCK A NUMBER OF NAVY BLUE AND
BLACK ALL-wooL CAEyIoT JACKETS.
fuJ lsn=th. with notchsd rolling collars, pearl
buttons and bias pockets. sszss IL. IA. 10
ard Ii years. and these We Will e.oss cut At tie
rsdacet prise Of
ST .1-
Only few Fur-,rinmed Jsckets left. They
az in Pine Navy Blue Cancels Hair Cheviot.
with shawl rOll collars of tins cape seal. and
fastened with handsome SIX frogs. Sizes IL
and 10 years
---EsGuesd from SIS 90 to s1s5o-
Navy Blue DIAGONAL cheyiot JsrSe,s, with
shawl roll collar Of silk finished astr,khan
cloth. faced to lack with satir. and sleeves
lined Sizes "a and 10 years.
--itedIeed from SIS. 70 10 40 o.
j
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ISc. EACH Or $500 A Dozz,
FOR
HUcK TowELs

That arc aa iiasH. extra large end er'ra
henry Hundreds of them sold since this an
nOGncerneni appeared Wednesday. A Eoodly
number here yet They ar, from 40 to AZ
incbes lonx-aM White o. Fancy. hemmed or
frinxesl Choieeat
Isc. EACH OR So A DOZEN.
tSecOrt HOW TN street bufit1uS.)
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NaltKtlu.
DIM.

BCkkk-Bl.kkk In the cathedral in Baltimore.
BY the keN. Father Thomas. Thursday. February 4,
lsJ., LAURENCE BU XXI TO THtREsA BUkki.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

TuREE EXCELLENT VALVES
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Ladies Muslin Drawers. with Hamburg rrf-
As. and taeks aud herring bone above.
---315c.---
Iziies' Muslin Walking Skirts. with Ham
yoke b4a1-
Ut.
ladies' Muslin Gowns. with vs neck. ~ fis
Of embroidery around neck and sleeves and
Gown either SIDE Of the front.
--sJc.--
tsecooa noor...--.. .... l0tiI street buil6iny.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

PoSDs EXTRACT
IS ALWAYS ENCLOSED IN BUFF WRAPPER
HAVING LANDSCAPE TRADE MARK
Ii
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w OoDwAnp AND LorHaor.
10TH. nth AND r SITS. NV.


TTTrHAT TIE PEOPLE OF WASHINGTON
T are never slOwtO recognize true worth
is being evidenced daily by thsir at
tendance upoa OUR SPECIAL SALE OF
HIGH-CI-AsS FURs. We want our own peo-
pie and strangers also TO SHARE the benefit o:
the los prices at winch weare selling the goods.
They arr tie produet Of JOS. sI6NUND. ono
Of Baltimose's best fur manufacturers, Who re-
Gently made an assignment. and were bought at
the TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE: that IS the
reason we selling them at 0ae-hsf and less
shan one-hah their COS, Of manufacture You
may. perhaps. nsve- have another such chance.
avail Yourself Of it.
Third floor .........-.....1 10th st. o'id'H.l
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TIE Brsr
Rsnedy for colds. coughs and the common disordsrs
Of the throat and lungs. Ayers Cherry Pictorial II uni
MP the phlegm. soothes Inflammation. allays painful
syniptons and induces reposs In bronchitis and
pnsumonia, n affords speedy relief and 10 unrivsle -


EMERGENCY MEDICINE
In Group. throat and the sudden pulmonary dis
eases to which YOUNG children ars so liable
ayers Cherry Electoral has had wonderful effect
in curing my brothers, children of Q severe and dan
gerous cold. 1t was truly astonishing how speedily
Troy found relief and we're cured after taking this
preparation Miss Annette n. Moen, Fountain,
MINI.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared By DR.. J. c. Aver b Co.. Lowell. Mass.
PROMPT TO ACT. SURE TO CURE.
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Bors, CLorHrxG DErAErMESr.

sPaING is b~ginning 10 sss-T; he- rights al
over the store. particularly in the
BOYS, CLoTHrSG DEPARTMENT.
Box after box of SUITS and SHIRT WAISTS
are being OpsEei. The kinds for play and for
dress SHIRT WAISTS Of OUTING CLOTHS.
CANBEICs and rERCALLs. We won't at
teInpt description. come IN sad thsn-
tew small lots Of WINTER WEIGHT
OyEECOA-s AND SUITS tInd there are sew
erai weeks IN which TO wear them yeti that
must be sold. They all bear reduced prices.
Ons lot OF Cape listers. absolutely perfect.
arst-c!ass garments. only dozen Left.
Choice for ST. 70
One 10, Of Atwood Suits in ''boI," SINGLE
breasted and three piece styles.
Choice for sc. To-
One lot Of Atwood Suits. worth nearly Is
much as the above. but they did not take so well
and We xaat to get them out Of the way.
Choice for fl
Good Wool Pants at 75c.
Better ones At 81
Best ones at ais.
AL new.
100 dozen Outing Waists. in 6eau,lfu, pxt-
terms. hardly any two alike.
% and toe
Third fOor.. 10Th S. builiing.)
Misses AND CH1LDRES's SpR1Se
GARMENTS
LATE ARRIVALS.
Avery pretty Gretchen Cloak. in Tan mixed
eheviot. with short waist. shirred hood lined
with silk. and collar trimmed with silk cord
sizes ,. and years.
-s5.-5. s.. - and s62a-
Long Cloaks. in a BEAUTIFUL shade of Tan
eaInels hair. striped. with divided capes and
high shoulders sizess. 10 and IL
40. s.. al and SO Co.
We have this style in Eeru and Tsn
che h. with dashes of Carolina, in same sizes
and prices
Brown Pin Cheeks with rolling collars. mill
tary eapes. box plated shoulders. and fast
ened with straps and buttons Sizes g. 10 and
Il years.
$40. s10 80 and SLIGO
Misses Spring listers in Neat Gray Checks
with detachable military capes and deep roll
ing collars. sizes u and 10 years
-sI2JO-
Same style with Tan aud Brown dashes in
AaIne sizes and prsces. ~
Mediun-weisht Refers in Navy Blue Chew
lot. with saiiOr colla-s. sIashsd backs and
meal buttons Sizes u I2 years. Just the
tLlinss for mild weather.
-s425-
WE HAVE LEFT PROM oCR WINTER
STOCK NUMBER OF NAVY BLUE AND
BLACK ALLwooL CHEvIoT JACKETS.
fu1 lsn=th. with notchsd rolling collars. pearl
buttons and bias pockets. sszss IL. IA. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

Mediu1n-weisht Refers in Navy Blue Chew
lot. with saiiOr eolla-s. sIashsd backs and
MEAL buttons Size, 10 I2 years. Just the
tiIins for mild weather
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THE BALANCE OF OUR
FINE FuRTRlnnED JACKETS

REDUCED
In order TO close oct what Is left Of this ssasoas
purchase. We have reduced all the
AsTkAKHAN. MoUFFLoN ASD.kRIMNER-
TRIMMED JACKETS
That were saoJ. 81, 90. SO. sIs and $3.50
TO $3.50.
(Thir6 fioor lI.h 81. building.
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THrsE Are Nsnr Low PRrcrs
HIGH-CLAsS GOODS.
Tnpls-p,a.sd Butter knives. OLD silver
handles
RoSsrs' T-.plepiNts Table knives
Sizes set
forks sxras price.
Salt and Fsppsr Shakers.
Soc rasr.-
Trip,e-Plated oraags spoons.
81 80 = set--
Triple-plateG Pocket Fruit Knives.
-75c. zach
T5ple-plated Tss Balla
-sl-:;5 each
sseriing silver Souvenir Spoons.
-eL5o. sL55 and 81
Qfrst aoo- .......--.-..-.....llths st. Iuildingl
IsrAsrs DEPARTMENT SPECIAL
chiidrsn's Heavy cordsd w.is:s. neatly sdssd
9th lace. Al szsL
SPECIAL price. &c.
I'd noor-- q. buiidiag.)
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
- loru lTu AND Sta NV.
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FoR DYSPEPSIA
USE BROWNS IRON BITTERS
Physicians recommend il.
All dealers keep Il. 81 per bottle. Genuine has
trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

Misses Spring listers in Neat Gray Checks.
with detachable military capes and deep roll
inc collars. sizes II and 10 years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

Same style with Tan and Brown dashes in
xllne sizes and prices. =