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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-12
PARTRIDGE TURNS BUYER.
With . Prepondsrancs OF Bearish News II
Becomes "Rull."

With . Prepondsrancs Of Bearish News He
Becomes "Bull."
CHICAGO. April 12-Pardridge played enigma
today. With preponderance of bearish news
from outside at hand and the market here in q
demoralized, weak condition. he turned buyer
He was decidedly the best purchaser at the
opening and for quite . time afterward. As
result, and in tho face Of decline
Of lid at Liverpool May wheat opened on the
Chicago board at S05s, or 4 higher than close
last night. Compared with the past week there
was comparative steadiness, with trading con-
siderably reduced in volume. From 80T there
was a gradual decline to 500, followed by a re-
action to 801S.
The weeks worlds wheat shipments to Eu-
rope were reported as $500, 900 bushels against
4, zoe, 900 bushels the week before and against
estimated weekly requirements of 1000, 900.
Between 10 a. IN. and 1880 a rather sharp de-
cline Of per cent occurred, the price descend
ing from sou to 791S, recovering later to 793Ia
1873. Clifford was rather a conspicuous seller.
The Mark Lane comment that there is small
prospect of values advancing was an in
huential factor. Another circumstance was
the sudden narrowing differences between the
prices OF the various months at New York, at
tributed here to realization Of the proba-
bility that contrary to expectation q large
amount Of grain could be got through by the
lakes before the end OF the month. Temporal
rily everybody but Partridge seemed to turn
seller.
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ANDRE The remain. Of IN. late CORA ANDRE.
daughter Of John HOVE will oe 6ueS from th. public
April ID. 1892. at $ O'Clock. Friends invited 90 81
BEACH. On Monday. April IL, 1892. MAGGIE
NJ. BEACH Cnee Po-eyl. beloved wife OF horstio y.
Beach: in the forty fourth e, yssr Of her age;
south west. Thursday, AIril IA. st O'Clock o m. =
DANIsL oB a ~ Is :, st 5stPT h.
IELs. AGED seventy three years. seven months sad
Notice q iuner.l hereafter Ist Paul paper. p,....
oopS.l
DoDGT Il Ss " Ys5s, APr Of
ChSres Dodge and daughter of tho late Lewis Grant
faneTsI from Oak Hill Cemetery Chapel. w.dp..-
day. April L. at O'Clock D. Interinent private
DUNN. MAMIE DUNN. the unfortunate young
claimed 10y her Washington friends aud given
Chrlsti.n tgrial from 10. eco street sOuths.si
GoopAcRE. on April Ie. lssa. at u 10 pm.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
KLoTZ. On the morning Of April II, 1872, at 20.
HATTIE r. KLoIZ. beloved wife Of Fred J. klots.
Funeral viii iase place Wednesday. April IL. 20
y. from her late residence 2l4 Massachusetts ave-
MEssER. Passed peacefully away, after lingering
Illness on R sso az RT "i Hi An ~ ~ ::
serS.css Al rss,dsncs :, 2 pm. Wednesday. Friend.
PERKINS. pepar'sa ,h,s M n. g SUNDAY April lo.
o,cl S'ist from MI TGiid Baptist church 'l 40
fsEr s sssond on VI ,ss .s Dr. Santa PHI. ,S,
meriy rector Of 81. Johns church. this city.
Funeral from 81. Johns church 1hur.day e
Ii s.ll New York papers please copy.l
WILLIAMS. zs on Msn %2y AP,l n; isss g
ssiSan yea. re d liz ase. ~ ~ N '"' sn''-
ans,. = Wi i.ts Pi:c. from his -. r..a.nc. ss.
3o'cioci Relatives and friends s,,ssd -
wIxrrp an. 1,...S.. 49,, 10 800,
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POISONED TO DEATH.
The Remains Of the Late superintende
Police In Pittsburg Dug Up.

The Remains Of the Late Superintendent of
Police In PittsburE Dug Up.
PIrrsBuRo, Pa, April 12-For some days q
report has been current that Gamble Weir, late
superintendent Of police of Pittsburg, was
slowly poisoned to death. It has now
been developed that the body was
dug up from its grave in Greenwood
cemetery . few days ago and the stomach
submitted to . chemical analysia Those who
caused the body to be exhumed we're the
dead superintendent Of policies brother,
County Commissioner J. G. Weir, DR..
J. w. Dickson Of Allegheny and Mercantile
Appraiser Harry Pfell, after which the stomach
WAS submitted to Prof. Hugo Blanck for exam.
nation. After an analysis Prof. Blanck found
enough arsenic in the stomach to kill several
men. 1t il reported.
It is claimed that the poisonous drug that
did its deadly work on Mr.. Weir's system had
been administered to him by slow degrees for
several weeks before his death, and that its
work was extremely slow.
Harry Pfell, In . conversation on the subject
last night, confirmed the story.
Gamble Weir was reported to have died Of
stomach trouble and on tho night of his de-
mise he was reported 70 have suffered terrible
agony.
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PLOTTING TO BURN HOUSES.
Brooklyn Detectives Claim to Have I'm
earthed q Conspiracy.

Brooklyn Detectives Claim to Have I'm
earthed q Conspiracy.
BRooKLYN, N. Y, April 12.-There were some
sensational developments in the charge of arson
made by Fire Marshal Lewis against John G.
Steinbrenner, WHO is alleged to have set fire
to frame dwelling house on March 20. The
case came up this morning before Judge Goet-
ting.
Several detectives claim to have unearthed
q conspiracy to burn down buildings, in which
an alleged anarchist was the leading spirit.
Herman Albrecht was arrested yesterday for
completely in the conspiracy and he is supposed
to be the man with anarchistic tendencies.
Steinbrenner has made confession, in which
he accuses Albrecht Of intimidating him into
committing the crime, for which he was to re-
ceive $50 Albrecht claims that third party
fired the structure, using volatile combusti-
BILE held in q kind Of bladder with fuse at
tached. Around the fuse was gunpowder in a
piece Of muslin. Paper was used to ignite the
fuse.
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TREASURY CLERKS ANXIOUS.
Many Dismissals Likely to Meet the Re-
duced Appropriations.

Many Dismissals Likely to Meet the Re-
duced Appropriations.
A great deal of uneasiness prevails among
the clerks in every bureau Of the Treasury De-
psrtment over the prospect Of q large reduc.
ton Of the clerical force in the near future.
number Of dismissals have already been made
in the Office Of the supervising archi.
tect and nearly every clerical sal
airy has been reduced. Dismissals
and reductions will occur in the secret service
division, in the immigration division and to q
greater or less extent in every bureau of the
to another are being made to adjust
the resources to the liabilities of the
general service. The department is
already beginning to prepare for the condition
which will confront it at the beginning Of the
fiscal year in July. to be occasioned by the
sweeping reductions which will be made in
the appropriations for clerk hire for the ensu-
ing year.
The legislative, judicial and executive appro-
priation bill provides for the payment of these
salaries, and the word has been passed down
from the Capitol that Mr.. Holman's committee
is cutting the appropriations to the bone.
The changes which are being made and that
are to be made are not confined to the clerks
employed in Washington, but extend to the
customs, immigration and other branches of
the service throughout the country.
One result Of this condition is that the Sec
Rotary is absolutely besieged by members of the
House and Senate demanding that their pro-
teges and appointees be retained. The en-
ployes are mastering their influence" in full
strength and there is q constant procession of
Congressman through Secretary Fosters office.
The Secretary explains that he is not respon-
sible for the condition and is utterly unable to
alter it; that if Congress does not provide the
salaries he cannot keep the clerks. Each Con-
gresham admits this. but insists that his par
ticulat case must be made an exception.
1t is believed by the clerks that the situation
will grow worse for them within the next two
months and bureau officials do not offer them
any false reassurances- The panacea for their
troubles lies entirely with Mr.. Holman's com.
mittee on appropriations.
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JTTrHE ACCEPTED FASHIONS FOR EASTER
Il
it wants to be-even If the color is plain-for
they are more or less eIrosed the low-cut
shoes With Easter. too. society revives
and the dainty slippers of delicate tints
HOSIERY Of the order That is part Of IL.
There many shades and patterns to make choice
from-ard all Of them are safe and sure for wsa-
As reliable quality make them
While We sell HOSIERY rery eksap-it il ereeption-
ally 0ood. We talking for the beneft Of the
whole family-for our stock includes you all. Sit
rixht dOwn-rnake out your list from the catalogue
that foIlovs-and it won't take you ''hfy' to buy
when you before the counter tomorrow. You viii
20 home with HosE-satisrGetiOn-a Dsoney saved
nv
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STYLE AND DuRAp11rrY COMBINED,

We have opened this season with the largest and
bsstseected stock Of Fine Clothing for men, boys and
children that did before and at prices to suit
everybody.
Come in and look at the Mems Suits We are selling at
Is. g. 20. GO 80. $50. Other houses will charge
you from 40 to so per cent for the same goods
Look at our 81. so. u. IS. 81. s2.2A o.. 60 %
Children's Suits. Sizes to IA.
Don't forget to look at the Boys Suits at - So s5
$50 and %. Sizes from IA to 10
We will show you an immense line Of ODD Mems
Pants at s1 Is. s160. sl75. e.. 81. 25 o. 80 e. rs
% and upward.
Children's Pants at 26c.
If you in nssd Of anything don't forget to call II
the
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO..
mh14-tr SEVENTH AND SITS.
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REPLYING TO MR. n'cREAIf.


This morning the jury in the case Of Philip
Hutchinson against the District Of Column
bia. in the Circuit Court. found verdict for
plaintiff for s3SS and costs This 10 the sec ond
suit Of Mr.. Hutchinson for DAMAGES 20 his
property by the construction OF . sewer on
his property in such a manner as to
cause a nuisance. and two years ago recovered
judgment for $500. He now suei for = con-
tlnuance Of the measures Messrs r. IL
Mackey and Mills Dean appeared for plaintiH
and Messrs. S. T. Thomas and NJ. N. Richard
son for defendant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-12

James W. Cooper one
OF the colored jurors in
the Schneider trial. died
this morning at his
home. $40 Sd street
southwest, from mental
exhaustion. Deceased
was one Of the best
known and most highly
respected colored men
! in the city. For many
years he had been q
J produce dealer in the
Center market and his
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SAks AND COMPANY.
You're SAFE AT SAks, Ar ANY
PR1cE.

We've got SUITS and ovERcoATs-
Light Weishts-nobby and gen,eel effects
IS hiEh as s35. But we've 20. them a.
$40. sl2-5O and els. too. You don't
want to lose sixht Of our beginning
grades" In other stores you are not en-
eourAsed to look at these cheaper prices.
Here yoa are. Where they are weak
WE'RE STRONG. We're safe from end
to end-slO to s35
We couldn't pay 9 proft-msks another
and still sell such qualities as we do
at $40. sl2. so and SIS We don't hare
D.. We make the garments ourselves and
the one does for both. 'Tisnr quite as
larEe either as others We'd rather make
two sales on a small margin than one
on q large. 1t makes frisnds-friends make
business. We own up there's method in
it-but 1t saves tOu some money.
You'd enough sight better wear . SUIT
or OyERCOAT - bought from either Of
these grades than to waste time and
money on cheap custom tailoring. Any
1rst-clsss tailoru tell you 90. The quail
ties are better. There is grace and con-
formity to the lines as we've drawn them
They don't look as II they had been
chopped out" They flare in fashion
and viii outwear your expectations.
We've some UBLE-BREAsT
BLACK CHEvIoT SACK SUITS AT slo.
BLACK and BLUE CHEvIOTs and
sERGEs-lined. half lined and skeleton
al along the line. Hundreds of fancy
effects in both SACKS and CUTAwAYs.
sILK-LINED OvERCoATs that others
charge $50 and SIS for-ws'rs showing
at s12.5o and s15-keeping them COM
pany with scores Of exceptional values
Stylish sarments-in all sizes.
les another day nearer Easter.
You've some buying to do at once
Look into these three grades just for
euriosity's sake
Bring the BOYS and CHILDREN along
with you We've got the inside track"
with all the newest novelties for them.
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WANTED TO HANG HIM,
An Ohio scoundrel Saved From Death By Il
Arrival Of Police Reiuforcemsnts.

An Ohio scoundrel Saved From Death By the
Arrival Of Pollce Righteousness.
CoLuxBus, ONO, April l2-About one hum
dred excited citizens Of Newark, Ohio, congrs-
gated about the county Jail shortly before
midnight and attempted to get pos
session Of George Stoltsbsrry, . pris-
oner, who was arrested yesterday
afternoon for an assault on Q little eight-ysar
school girl The mob battered down the door
Of the fail, and, in spite Of the efforts Of the
officers, passed into the corridors and reached
6toltsberrys cell. The greatest excitement pre-
But ct this time Mayor Bell With . fresh squad
Of policemen, came to the deputy sheriff. re-
hsf and succeeded in clearing the building Of
the mob. etoltsbsrry's victim was the daughtsr
Il l. Z. Award
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-12

PrRsoxAI.-J. Webb Of Cincinnati, James
Dempsey Of Pawtucket Chas. 7. Faulkner of
Troy, G. N. Adams of Ashland, KY. and Ern.
est r.. Alderman Of Piaindeid are at the
Ebbitt-The Boston Base Bali Club, A.
B. Briggs of Rhode Island, A. s. Babcock Of
Rockwell, R. l., W. II. Schoommaker of Pitts
burg and J. Baker Of Texas are at Willarda-
J. T. Lang Of st. Paul, Jas. W. Wortz of New
York and James Porter Of Perth Amboy
are at the RandalL-Wm. O. Sey-
mour Of RidgeAeld. Conn, 4. p. Smith Of
Waltham, Mass, and G. W. Smith Of Boston
are ut the Riggn-John Boyd Thatcher Of
Albany, d. 8. Johnson Of St Paul, ]. r. BIZ
linRs OF Boston and J. C. Phelps Of Wilkes
barre are at the Ariington.--s. 8. Sprague
Of Providence, VIM. H. Bean Of Philadel-
phia and J. w. Mckinney Of New York ara st
the 6horsham-P. II. Bean Of Poughkeeps,e.
N. Y, Harry Woodruff Of St. Louis CONWAY
Meyers Of Richmond, We, and G.
the Hov.rd.-E. G. Wall Of NiIvaukss. N. B.
Buford Of New York and L. ". Esluck Of NoI-
yoke are ct the Arno-D. r. Woodward Of
Hartford, Jno. N. Lake of Nov York, Z. b
Caldwell Of Chattanooga and D. Long Esee Of
Winchester, Tenn.. ere q The rredonia.-J
II. Craeg Of New York, q. W. Childs Of Ridge
way and Geo q wheeler Of Akron are q he
Johneo1.
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To Succeed Minister Mont.

Senior Blest Cana has been offered the post
of minister to the United States from Chile.
Englishmen reporting a colony of Britishers
owning lands in the department of Victoria, in
southern Chile, visited their consulate yester-
day for information in regard to emigrating to
California. They alleged that life and prop
erty were insecure in that part of the country
and that six natives of Great Britain had been
murdered during the past year.
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To PICK FoR TIE CHILDREN.

FRENCH RIBBED HOSE, with double
knees. heels and toes. Sizes > 10 So ..c
Extra FINE FkENCH RlBbED HOSE
with double knse-. heels and toes. Sizes TO
81 31r. pair. pairs for Ell
FAST BLACK klBBkD BICYCLE
HOSE. with double heels aud toes Sizes 20
PAST BLACK HOSE, with double heels
and toes sizes > to s5s-l5c.
White and Back. with ak els and toes sizes
4tO o4-sSOc.
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MRS. wINsLow,s SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARSby MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH.
ING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD. sOFTENs the GUNS, ALLAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie. and is the best remedy for
DiARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part Of the
world. Be and ask for ''Mrs. Minsow Soothing
syrup" and take no otLsr kind IS cents bottle.
d3l-ly
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FRAUDS AT THE POLLS.
Municipal Election At Jersey City-Arrest
of Ropeaters.

Of K0PeateFs.
JERSEY C1rr, N. j., April 12.-Municipal
election is being held in this city today. In
past years ballot-box stuffing has been afeature
of the local contests and the same fear prevails
today that fraud will be praoticed notwith.
standing the fact that several offenders at the
last election are now sojourning in the state
prison.
small riot occurred this morning. Capt Ora
ham, who is watching the voting in the interest
of the anti-democratic forces, attempted to ar
rest = repeater. He was set upon by mob
and badly beaten. He was then arrested him
self on q charge OF creating a disturbance.
Several reporters have been locked up and
more arrests are expected.
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FoR TEE Men To PICK Fnox

SILK PLATED HOSE. Fast Black" with
dDu0le heels and toss-5Oe-
FAST BLACK" Isle THREAD HOSE
double heels and toss-JOc.
TAN AND GRAY Isle THREAD HOSE
drvp-stitch patt-rn--4lc. . pair-3 for 81. %.
IMPERIAL Isle THREAD HOSE-higa
spllced heels and toes-.Syc. pairs for 81.
MACO COTTON HOSE-spliesd heels and
SAiTRa[ coIoa COTTON HosE-vith
hi<h spliced ice . and toes-29c.
FAST BLACK. TAN and GRAY and BAL
BklGAN HOsE-pisin anu drop stitch pattern,
with double heels and toes-21c-
10. OF MEMS HOSE that are worth 50 cts
apair-tn three sizss-91<. iO5< and 1l-thst We
have reduced to - csnIs-3 pair for 81.
..selecisr-sl Of Them. So far IS the values q,
eoucsrned you could buy them with your eyes shut
and stin get the hest Of the bargain We mahs IL
point never to trins with quality for moneys sah
We would rather make . exstoruer than large prom
Insurss satisfsc..on-
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NdtfonaI SAG DepOsft COmpany.
At the annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trus,
Company of the District Of Columbia, held
yesterday afternoon, the following directors
were elected:
Benz. P. Snyder. Albert L. Sturtevant, Geo.
Fl. Plant, Lewis Clephane, Henry A. Willard,
Thos. Hyde, Andrew Wylie, Zenas C. Robbins,
Matthew G. Emery, R. Ross Perry, Jas. N.
Johnston, John G. Parke, Chas. A James, E.
Francis Riggs, John F. Rodgers, VIM. E Clark,
Chas C. Glover. Thos. R Jones.
Later in the day this board organized by
electing Benjamin P. Snyder. president; Chas.
G. Glover, first vice president; James NJ.
Johnston. second vice president; Thomas r.
Jones, third vice PRESIDENT E. Francis Riggs,
treasurer; Albert L. Sturtevant secretary, and
BENJAMIN p. Snyder, Thomas Hyde, Andrew
Wylie, R. Ross Perry and James n. Johnston
as an executive committee.
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The KELLEY destitute

OAK CREST. PRINCE GEORGES CO., Nd,
FOR THE CURE OF THE
LIQUOR, MORPHINE. OPIUM CHLORAL. co
GAME AND TOBACCO HABITS AND
NEURASTHENIA
Oak Crest is delightfully."- situated, "a miles from
Baltimore and ID mi from Washington on the
washington branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road. An excellent hotel only two minutes wall
FROM the station. Affords every venience and com
fort for patients Lady patients lie accommodated
In the hotel in attractive homes conveniently near
where the strictest privacy can be secured.
,Twenty-six trains from Baltimore Washington,
daily Postal teesraph and express facilities have
Deen provided and every arrangement made to render
the sotourn OF the patients pleasant possible
For information regarding terms length Of time OF
treatment, price Of board, &c, address
THE KELLEY INSTITUTE,
Oak Crest. Prince Georges county Nd.
JAMES 7. HARDIN, General Manager.
ap6-3in DR.. JOHN A. TONEER, Medical Director
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No other houss DOES-EvER DID-or EVER Will.
sell such STERLING QUALITIES at such Low
PRICES as WE quote.
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: A special dispsseh 70 The Losden H6ssss fssn
Bosnos Ayres says ~ pelieisal sitgasiea -
Of the city we're patroilsd By cavalry q 49,
tien 70 the armed police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-12

d.. Briggs IVES dsfssss1 ysstssday for slse'
tien - TIE general assembly whisk nNb a
Portland. Oregon, Nay -.
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EAsr To TAKE

EAsr To TAKE
And prompt to cure. Ayers Pills act ON the ntsssnes
mot By stimulating. but by srss,gthenins them They
promote the natural perssatic motion Of the bowels
without which there be regular healthy opera
tons. For the cure Of constipation. btliouspes..
jaundics. vertigo. sick headache indigestion sour
stomach and drowsiness.
AYERS PILLS
Are unsurpassed. They equally beneficial In rheu-
matism. neuralgia. colds. chills and fevers Being
purely vegetable. decately susar-coated and quickly
dissolved. they admirably adapted for household
use. we'll as for traveller. By land or 80. Ayers
Pills in greater demand ths world over than any
other pill, and recommended by the most eminent
physicians.
EVERY DOSE REFLECTIVE.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver / Co.. Lowell. Mass
Bold by Druggists Evsrywhsr
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JAMES W. COOPER DEAD.
His Confinement on the Schneider Jury the
Proximate Cnuse

m LOST THIRTY POUNDS OF FIxsH purrxo rrs
TRrh-wHAr THE bArL,Frs sAY ABOUT rsE
DECEASED AND. THE OTHER NKnBEHs or TIE
JURY.
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TEE AlTlsrlc DHA,szY AxD LACE wonx st ths
Easter floral display Of John h. Small 4 Sons
Was done by Julius Lansburgh and the electric
light work BY Neaner q Pardoe.
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The CASTING Our
ofthe devil Of disease once sign Of authority.
Now take little more time about II and cast cut
devils by thousands-we do it by knowledge
Is not who 10 taken possession Of BY the germ
Of consumption possessed Of dsvili
A little book careful living and SCOTS
EMULSION of cod liver oil will tell you how to sxer.
else him II 1t can b done.
Free.
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. 132 South 9Th ave..
New York.
Your druggist keeps sCoTTs EMULSION Of. cod
liver oil-all druggists everywhere do. noo7
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SAKs AND CoMpANr.
Pa AVE.
AND GREAT DoINGs- IN CLOTHES
7TH ST. 1t
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BEAUTIFUL Wars
FOR
BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
LAsspunen & Bno.'a

PLAIN WOMEN CAN
WEAR THEM. IT'S NOT
THE WRAP THAT
MAKES THE FORM.
But IT HELPS MIGHT
lily. A PLAIN WOMAN
WITH A WRAP IS A
MORE PLEASING COM
BINATIoN THAN A
HANDSOME WOMAN
WITH A WRAP IN
TENDED FOR SOME
BODY ELSE. THE
TRUE MAN
Is KNOWN BIZ THE
APPROPRIATENESS OF
HER TASTE. THE
WRAP WHICH PLEAsES
THE ONE MAY Dis
GUST THE OTHER.
THE WRAP WHICH
SATISFIES THE
wEARER MAY LOOK
WELL TO NO ONE
ELSE. THE FITTING
OF A WRAP Is AS
DELICATE WORK AS
THE FITTING OF A
GOWN. OUR WRAP
SALONS ARE OPEN TO
YOU. WITHIN THOSE
RILLIAN LIZ
LIGHTED ROOMS ARE
$50 STYLES OF WRAPS
CALCULATED TO
CATCH THE TASTE OF
livery EARzR.
ABOUT PRICES THEY
VARY. A GOOD THING
COSTS A GREAT DEAL
MORE THAN A POOR
THING. AND WE
ARGE RE
FOR A GOOD
THING. OUR PRICES
PRoPORTIONATE; AS
Low AS ANY CAN
BE: AS Low AS WE
CAN MAKE THEM AND
MAKE FAIR PROFIT. .
SPECIAL EASTER EXHIBITION
ALL THIS WEEK.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-12

BURcHELDs SPRING LEAF
TEA-at o0cents pound. Too much
cannot we'll be said of the attractive
character OF this Pure Tea. sold only
at l:c,5 y sc. n. W.
n. ". BURCHELIs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-12

CLOTHES That ARE
CLOTHES
Are the kind we sell. Stylish
made Garments, the productions
ofour own skilled tailors. We are
Offering a specially fine array of
form fitting DRESS AND BUSI-
NESS SUITS, made from elegant
Cheviots, Worsteds and Cassi-
merNs. in light and medium
weights.
A. ". FRANCIS,
Successor to Noah Walker & Co..
mh26-3u Us Pa. ave. NV.