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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12
HAv. I Evra DECEIVED You,

Ihave been before you, through The Star. day
for two yeaRs. i have strenuously avoided saying
anything calculated to mislesd the most confding
reader. have endeavored to impress upon all who
read my advertisements that whatsoever statement
make 10 sacred pledge to the people. don't profess
to Rive you ethane yor nothing don't sell one
article below cost and beat you on another. don't
varnsh doubtful statements. but give ths/aets
In every Instance.
eix-fs. Extension Table. cal, g. Ga
Six-ft. Extension Table, clustsr lsg. o.
fsathef Pillow (not chcken). ESQ.
fard-wids Carpet. III to 60c.
Brussels Carpet. q. Co., 10.
Extra Body Brussels. 06c.
Best Wire Cots. sl.e6.
Atwood Art Squares. 3x3 o.. o6; 3x33k S7.a6 Ia.
66-pisce Fancy Tea Set. e2.06.
Toilet Sets. 81 50 to sl0.
Biz Tumblers. 15c.
Knives. Forks. Spoons. Kitchen Ware. 10.
We can furnish your home from top to bottom. 81
espt Stoves II sou don't want anything yoursslf ts
your friends about
Double Stores
lblo-12 9TH It.. bst and CAV.
nothins On credit. II yss can't ~ cash No uat
esms. ia
ECN [ADIEa. Tnx DKsr AND PURKsI TOHlo
Il 10 Angostura Bitters. It edsctually cure dye-
RE-. "a sad te9ss ~ the system: De J. g. n
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I'd EDITION.
Mr.. McLE0D'S DEAL.
The President Of the Reading Before
an Investigating Committee.
DISASTROUS FIRES IN MANY PLACES
Canada and tho Bering Sea Modus
vWendi.
PARIS MAGISTRATES DOOMED.
MR. Mer.EoD STATES HIS CASE.
He Tolls the New York Investigating Com.
Mr.. McLE0D'S DEAL.
DISASTROUS FIRES IN MANY PLACES
PARIS MAGISTRATES DOOMED.


He Tells the New York Investigating Com.
mittse About the Reading Deal.
NEW YORK, March 12.-Ths state senate COM
mistes which il inquiring into the coal trust
continued III work today ct the Hotel Me-
tropolis.
President Mcleod Of the Philadelphis and
Port Reading railroad was the first witness
called. His road, he said, had entered into
. contract with the Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western and Lehigh Valley roads The
combination, the witness thought. conld not
control the price Of coal, and be thought they
had not the power 10 raise the price. The
combination will, be said affect the price at
some points The object Of the combine was
not to raise the price, but to equalize it
throughout the country.
In some places it was selling too high and in
others too low. As an instance witness said
that In city not ten miles from New York, q
large coal consuming city, the railroad sold
coal to the middle man delivered, for SS55 .
ton, while the consumer was paying S5.35.
That was one Of the places they
wanted to regulate. By doing away with the
middle man, which was the object of the COM
bination, the price to the consumer would be
less and the profit to the company larger.
Mr. Mcleod stated that consolidating would
decrease rates on freight and give quicker
transportation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12
EMINENT DEAD.

Prof. steenberg, Earl Cairns and Gen. Dudley
Steele.
CopENHAoEH, March 12.-Prof Steenberg
the eminent specialist in mental diseases, died
today.
LONDON, March 12.-Earl Cairns, Herbert
John Cairns, died today. He was born July II.
1863 and succeeded to the title the death of bis
brother, January IA, 1890. The other titles
borne by the deceased peer were Viscount Gar
moyle and Baron Cairns.
ORANGE, N. J., March 12.-Brigadier General
Dudley Steele, commanding the first brigade,
N. G. N. J., died as his home, in East Orange,
at 4 o'clock this morning from an abscess in the
bladder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12
IN WALL STREET TODAY.
West Point Terminal showed the Greatest
Advance OF All the stseks

NEw YoRK. March l2.-Prices at the opening
showed only Insignificant changes from those
OF yesterday. The greatest improvement was
In Richmond and West Point preferred. which
advanced AZ per cent In the early dealings. and
sugar. which was up AZ per cent But the rest
of the list was inclined TO droop, and Reading.
which was the most active. declined AZ
Toward the close OF the first hour Baltimore
and Ohio suddenly became prominent, ad-
vancing 2}S per cent 20 l0iA. The changes in
the remainder Of the list at IL O'Clock were
slight.
The general market with the exception Of
the coal shares. was somewhat frmer in the
second hour. Richmond and West Point made
q further advance, selling mp 10 rs. Sugar. on
the other hand, declined sharply, its price
song below the opening figures. The
bank statement showing decrease in the re-
serve caused some selling. and prices as a rule
closed only slightly changed from yesterday.
Total sales, 270. 900 shares
Money on call easy. closing at 2 per cent.
Exchange closed steady; posted rates, 1854 a
4sS11; actual rates, 4s5JS for sixty days and
ls71f for demand. Governments steady; cur
rency Sc, l0s bid; a. coupon, liz bid; extended
q. registered, 100 bid.
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The Baltimore and ohio Report.

The District Commissioners, as stated else
where in THE STAR, have prepared and trans
mittsd to the Senate District committee . re-
port on the Faulkner bill defining the route Of
the Baltimore and Ohio road in this city. Be-
lore the report left the Commissioner hands
u was modIfed by them by striking out the
second plan favored by them. that of entering
.ne CITY by way Of the route recently acquired
by the Baltimore and Ohio comnnny ina
Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12

Exciting Finish Of the New York Bicycle
Race Promised.
NEW YoRx, March l2-The seventy-two hour
international bicycle race in progress at Madi-
son Square Garden was resumed at II o'clock
today and will close at II o'clock tonight
Lamb was the favorits this morning with all
who had seen his speedy snd.steady work yes
terday.
At 10, the end Of the first hour, the score was
Ashinger, s726; Lamb, s72.6: Martin, s72.5;
Reidine, STA; Lumsden, STAT; Shock, s62.4;
Stage, 611.5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12
HAVE DOOMED ALL JUDGES.
Threats of the Dynamiters Who Have Bsgu
Their Work In Paris.

Threats Of tho Dynainiters W no HAVe Begun
Their Work In Paris.
PARIS, March 12-The investigation made by
the police into the causes Of the explosion that
occurred at the residence of NJ. Benoit in the
Boulevard St GERMAN yesterday has devel-
oped the fact that it was caused by bomb,
loaded probably with dynamite and scrap iron.
Two persons were slightly wounded by being
struck with pieces Of the flying iron.
In addition to NJ. Benoit. who is the magis-
trate conducting the inquiry into the theft of
a quantity Of dynamite cartridges from the
Seine quarries, another judge is a resident OF
tho house. 1t is reported that the miscreants
who caused the explosion have sworn to ami
hilate all judges. The shock Of the explosion
WIS felt at q great distance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12
CANADA PRoTEsrs INNOCENCE.
Claims to Have Had Nothing to Do Wit
Lord Salisbury's Decision.

Lord Salisbury's Decision.
TORONTO, ONT. March IA special from
Otta wa to the Mail says: Nothing is known
here specially of the difference between Lord
Salisbury and Secretary Blaine on the subject
of the Boring sea fisheries. The government,
while not questioning Lord Salsbury,s re-
fusal to continue the modus vivendi processes
not to be responsible for his lordships attitude.
In fact, it was not known that Lord Salisbury
Lad taken the position revealed in the dis
patches. The United States authorities assume
that Canada dictated the policy Of the imperial
government and threats OF retaliation are
made in consequence. II the Ottawa story be
correct, retaliatory move would be unjust
as well as injurious to the business of both
sides of the line. But the Canadian ministers
have card to play which, it is thought, they
may attempt this session"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12

Capt. Donnan Of Petersburg Ealls Deed.
Special Dispatch 70 The Evening Star.
PETERsBuRo. Va, March l2-Capt Robert
G. Donnan, . wideiy-known citizen OF this
place, was striken with paralysis at his home
this morning after eating breakfast and in .
few moments was dead.
The deceased was brother of Alexander
Donnan, Q wealthy lawyer of this place, and
also of James NJ. Donnan OF Richmond, ex-
United States consul 70 Belfast Capt. Oonnan
had been for twelve years special policeman at
the Union depot in this city and was well
known By the travelling public. He was .
Mexican veteran and before the war was chief
of police Of Petersburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12
MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Bias been used for over FIFTY YEARSby MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. It sOOTHES the
CHILD. sOFTENs the GUNS. ALLAYs all PAIN.
CURES WIND collie. and 10 the best remedy for
DlARRHEA. Sold BY Druggists in every part Of the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. winsow's soothing
Syrup" and take NO other kind. % cents bottle.
d3l-lY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12

Fashio n will hold .
formal reception-in
honor Of the new season.
next Monday in our
house Of plenty"
Twice . year We have
these ''openinxs''-as
much for your benefit as
our own We like to dis
play our carefully Sc
lected novelties while the
assortm ent 10 complete
before your eager appreci-
alton lays siege to them.
On Monday everything
Will be in readiness. Our
buyers are all back
bringing with them the
last flowers Of their plu:k-
ing.
You viii End the
choicest Of the world CEN
tered here. From every
'trade7eorner" Of the
earth the novelties and
staples have come
"troopinz in"-s resf-
ment o. beauty. They ill
the store-du it looks like
the frmaneat studded
with . countless hos: Of
SPARKLING gems Here
you Will ind every fes-
tUre and phase Of FASH
ions needful CHANGES.
And with it all are the
evidences Of our superior
facilities. Each dainty
that you win halt before
to sdmre-is the creation
Of one or another Of the
famous desixners-eiven
into our hands for exc.u-
ave showing. MORE OF
THEM THAN EVER
CHOICER THAN
EvER-and CHEAPER
THAN EVER. whore il
has been possible 10 curb
the price.
4 YOU srs invited-svsry
lover Of the perfect and
beautiful 10 invited to at
4 tend this great unwilling
Of the ,corldsbest. Come
and bring your stronxes,
! critics glasses with you
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FINANCIAL AMI COMMERCIAL.


The following are the opening and closing price. q
the New York Stock Market, az repcrte, by specal
wire to Corson and AscArtney ,l4ls street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12
Range OF the Thermometer.

Inc Following were the readings ct the offics
OF the weather bureau today. sam, 20; 2p.m.
4s; maximum, SO; minimum. "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12

Secretary Blaine TO Go south.
1t 10 understood that Secretary Blaine viii -
south for his health As soon a. his s,renetA
wall permit
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NAlfIflIn

JoRDAN-BRookEs ON F.i,ru.rv d ,soo "A
Ksn re 5y n the bride. sisis, huiclinsoa
.on. kan. 10 ELIZABETH B. Bkookks od MssLiu@-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12

Executive CLxxrxcx.-Ths President has
granted psrdens In The following cases: Jordan
owens, convicted in kentucky Of violating in
ternal revenue laws; Flavius Peel, convicted in
kentucky Of violating postal laws; D. R RAIDER,
convicted In Isnne0se Of making false railroad
in Missouri Of violating postal lava
Applications for pardon were denied in the fol-
loving cases: WIN. Shepherd, convicted in
louisiana Of eounserfeiting, and Isaac Brown
Ian Indian), convicted IN Arkansas Of asnult
Carter, eonvisisd IN Apkansas Of larceny. tSs
President has eonmutsa the sentence 70 one
ysax's impsissonsAk
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xasrs.
II You ARE Gofse To GET A

Par OF sho-s tomorrow, lust remember that WILSON
D CARR, ED ST. n ". selling the best s3 30
Dhos in Wzsl.iEgton. II your are little
ban tender require easy, comfortable shoe this
particular scetwsar viii be worth twice ifs price to
yeu The sS. 80 shoe ladies may be had in dun or
g.Azs finish and they contain solid comfort than
any Shoe - market Please yourself about the
broad uSilum or narrow. The shoe for gentle
ssp b and dressy In sppsarsnce and its wearing
sralitiss Surprising. Have you their patent
leather shoss' They here in all styles, and the
nszcss range from - to slo. mh7-6s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12
Review of the Market.

Henry Clews' weekly Financial Review"
issued today says: The stock market has been
in an unsettled and feverish condition during
the week. chiefly owing to developments in St.
Paul and New England. There are conditions
strongly favoring an advance in values, and
these have been reinforced through
the concentration Of stocks by heavy
capitalists who are actively enlisted
on the bull side. At the same time,
the bull campaign will have TO be conducted
against difficulties which did not exist few
weeks or months ago. 1t must not be over
looked that business results are falling
rather short of expectations; that the
south has received severe shock
from cheap cotton; that the iron
trade is in poor shape and lower prices are
threatened; that wheat is much lower than a
year ago in spite Of large foreign demand, and
that the bad state of trade in Europe must, in
a measure, act detrimentally here.
The outflow of gold to Europe contributes,
with other influences, to check the upward
tendency in the prices of securities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12

TEE S1GHrs To
SEE.
Ribbona
Fans
Hsndkerchiefl-
Motions.
Druggists Sundries.
Dress Trimmings
Colored Dress Goods
Black Dress Goods
I.aces. Nets. Crepes.
Grenadines.
yeiiinss.
vslvetA
Pushes
SILKS and satin&
Kid and Fabric Gloves.
farssois
Umbrella
Hosiery
Six and Isle Underwear
Serino Urie-vear-
Muslin Underwear.
Tea Gowns and Wrappers
Infants Goods.
Nen's White shirts-
Afsn's Nixlt Shirts.
ronest.es.
CAl.cos and GinyhAma
sootch ZephyrA
French Sat nsa
Paris Organdies-
French challisa
C-epon. and Jaoonets.
Jackets. Wraps and Skirts
oos..ner- and Jerseys.
Blazers and sharis.
Enbroidsriss.
White Gooda
Corseta
Linena
Tannsla
Blankssa
Bed sprssdA
Comforts.
EvssythinS wssrabla
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12

There l. NorH,xa
That may not happen to . thin baby.
There 10 nothing that may not happen to . man who
II losi~ his healthy weight
We say they are poor" They are poorer than We
1t nrst suspect.
Do you want almost all that 10 known Of the value
Of plampnsss told IN way to commend 10 yes care
full uvine-.nd SCOTS EMULSION Of cea.,iv..
oilcf you need It,
4 book on Il fsss.
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. 132 South 9th ave-
nue.. New York.
Your druggist keeps sooTr's EMULSION q cod.
Liver oil-all druggists svsrywhsrs do. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12

AIMS Pn1s
bsst remedy
FOR Constipation.
ss..ascs Hs.aaehs.
Dniossasss and
DyspspsiA
xAsY TO TAKE.
Of the Stomach.
Livse and
1evsls.
EVERY DOSE IByEoTIvI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12

PAsrrus WArrs FLrrns.
TIE BEST IN fxIsTsNcI.
In tho present state Of the
Potomac water everybody 10
Interested In Water Filters.
Call and the many testi-
monials vs have from Wash
inx;on's leading citizsns
PrSess q Passs.g Fatsrs IRON % up
WnnXsru & EDxossrox.
1905 PKxsA AVE ssoaa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12

ONLY IS CENTS
4 PARTISAN VIEW OF LAcEs.
L HE Palais Royal ID not content with Keeping
twelve pairs Of eyes the home market Our Paris
| agent. Mr. Henri Kaiser. keeps Us continually In.
formed In his last letter he says "As anticipated
eowhnof faces are again creating aors as are Point
dIreiundt and Gene iaees, In White and BEIGE You
wM find your early tpordtios ,pu help yo a. prices
| are aduauci'o 10 and 15pcr cent"
THIS explains why the palsis Royal was FIRST With
the new Point D'1rslande and Bow knot Laces. You
will see also that it not only our cash bu,nsss that
enables lower prices than usual
ASK To SEE These LAcrs.
"A giant stock like this contains bargains that may be
overlooked II not known OF. Here's Q List of sxfya
ua.tks:
Point Gene, inches wide, 25c. IN inches $50.
yard; narrower to match at and loc. In the rick
rack design. which in Point DIrelande costs &c. and
75c yard for the wider Widths
Two-sone Point Gene. 81 inches wide, &c yprd:
10 inches. 44c. I'M inches 5Oc. narrow widths at
20c.. Csc and SOC. yard.
few pieces in White and Ecru inchss v.de &c
pO,n. A 1rIs', .I H.o.. a.. >, =. naval, .
following are unusual qualities st the prices.
inches wide. SOC. yard; inches. &c.; inohes
u H. rs, and I y inches. .s q. ss yard
shown from IA to 40c. yard. from / to 4 inches
wide.
d.,
r,.., -,," -'''' "o NesiA -" t"'
IS. A1o' '''io ~ u0''S"'
=, -, '' ~ Saiu'
~, - :. =. 'o1i 'pee'"l '.Iu'>
a,
,,.,,..,.
po,r, NJ, -,
- -oe' ~
p,-., ''..
MANY lovslv des,or. =, v.,a
The Latest Bow Knot nj. q ward
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LAssBunan & BIO.
A CuAprln Ok DYrtxo,

II 10 only Of recent ysars that dysins has
attained any degree of perfection In this
country. France had the reputation for
producing the best results; many scientists
attributed the superiority Of the French
work 10 . peculiar softness Of their water
and stmospheric conditions Chemists.
however. have made such wonderful strides
that France no Ionser monopolizes the
reputation for superiority America can
now dye the moss delicate fabrics with
degree Of perfection equal to the bes. results
Of France. This gratifying condition in our
country has been attained only after many
years Of costly machinery and patient 81
perimentins.
Conspicuous among the successful large
dyeins concerns 10 that Of Barrett,
Nephews B Co. . Fancy Staten Island Dye
ing Establishment" Their works at Staten
island are very extensive and their large
business is the result Of many years Of ardu-
Gus and intelligent labor.
We recently introduced . Dyeins and
Cleaning Department in the store. aud real
i1ins that weeould only give satisfaction to
patrons by close connection with . con.
Germ that bad an established reputation have
made arrangements with said Barrett.
Nephsws Co. whereby we will undertake
to do the dyeins and cleaning our patrons
may intrust to our care. in many cases at
LOWER PRICES than the established
schedule Of prices Of Messra Barrett,
Nephsws b Co. themselves.
As We indorse the work of the Staten
Island Company, customers have the double
assurance Of getting the BEST WORK at
VERY Low PRICES and "LAnsbursh,s
guaranteed"
tsscond floor fronty
{ {. ! 4 4 II III 9: :; ::
Es$s 81 E EEsfk 8 s's 4 I'll 4
a. ZEE RRR 90
1a.Sf. spbs Ek o 90 = . .
mh12 go. 422. 4a4. 400 7TH ST.
-.......---.......-
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III ZEE ssss TIT iii
. Exc ssss T -
nm Hs. been III
I'LL In our Phosphate m
hi Expulsion leads US III
Hi To believe that you with
. ''To KNOW MORE -
I'M ABOUT IT," III
! III become acquainted with its II |
virtue is to experiment with
pint. we can only assure you -
- that 1t is COMPOUNDED Of the -
very best materials in accord -
lii anSe with the I'M
.--. OFFICIAL FORMULA -
I'LL DISTRICT Or COLUMBIA. III
Hi Which ,sa has the indor,smsq. I'LL
.--EEFV ERR ZEE ssss HI
",1EF FRI En- ssss HHH 49,,
HE RI ZEE ssss 4 H. I1l
- Made dolly. and If you are -
- in need of such o remedy
there is no similar prepara- =
" tSn 9s Shi s. ySs R,n "
-. sEEP PETeeEE IS CENTS =
. Es FhicE Per PINT. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12

Never was there An oppor-
tuniry offered you to select
from such Q large and elegant
collection OF New Spring Foot
wear and at such low prices Is
We are offering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12
FAsH,os H1srs.

NOVELTY WOOL DRESS FABRICS HERETOFORE
SOLD At 50 CENTS YARD FOR
ONLY IS CENTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12

One Very Fine Henrietta, Roman bordered velvet
trimming. Jacket front. yellow crepe de chine Size
Syears
Actual worth. .,s. for. So
One Terra Gotta Cashmere Olive surah vest feather
stitching collar and cuffs, Gilt nail head trimming
sue years
Actual worth. el2 for. .........SCO
One Blue Cashmere, slashed Jacket, sheered neck,
fancy braid trimming. SIZE ysars.
Actual worth. s16; for................ScO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12

About - pairs Mems Me-
dium-weixht Shoes. including
genuine cork soles. Scotch
bottom and other kinds Of
Reliable Laced shoes and
Caters. that we're 81. so. %
and IS. 30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12
The --LATEST DREss Tn1xx1xes.

\IIRDLES they are called but the name hardly suits
Here are ornaments sufficient to eaborately trim the
front skirt and call them girdles Prices run up
s12 but really think highest price Girdles
are the BEST bargains you'll find. Elsewhere those
at e. e. g. o. g. "a almost rood but from
s5 up to sl2 you'n notice the difference between
Palais Royal qualities and those shown elsewhere.
Here are Yoksa OF Jet at 60. 6S that are bargain.
Jet Friuses from &c. to % yard.
Ornament Fringes. e. s0t %. 90 yard
Bead Trimmings in Spring Colors. zoo. 10 el.e6.
Jet Edges from 1Oc. to 75c. yard.
Everything that's correct for your spring and sum-.
mer costumes IL in variety that II absolutely b.
ptdertna Qualities of the best and prices the lowest
possible.
Spa1se FLewERs AND RrsBosa
w HAT sensation the Palais Royals opening Of
these goods Il to occasion Well have all the smilli-
nsrs here - we'll asour regular friends and patrons.
And % It wondsrf Here the French flowers
and ribbons you on the highpriced imported bon
nets at price, that fearful reflection n!ners'
proats Here are the new Nacre Ribbonsso much used
as streamers with the expensive hats and bonnets.
Tn<y indeed took te pearl and the Palais
Royals price Is 35c. . yard. And here. too. arc the
yard And Flowers Twelve of these silk and velvet
Poppies in bunch and only 80 cents. Six dozen Of
these lovely viosts only 90 csntA These punches
of Chrysanthemums only Sc. for choice You'I no.
tcs they come in all colors and have rubber stems
These punches Of Lilscs with much foliage 800.
As special Offering for this Opening" include
! 1000 punches Of ane flowers at - CENTS FOR
| CHOICE. To choose from punches Of Nastur-
tuns .Roses and Foliage. Ragged Robins. Field Dais-
les. Blue Bells. Hyacinshs. Wild Roses. HOpA chrys-
anthemums. Buttercups. Thisslss, Apple Blossoms
Cowslips. Jonquils and Nsrcissua
Tur PAIAs RorAr
| 4. LlsNER,
corner 18th st. sniPs. sva uhl9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12

The balsnce Of those Ladies'
Fine Black Cloth Overgaiters.
Regular 81 quality. This
price until
WEDNESDAY EVENING
NOSLY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12

Abont $50 pairs LADIES' Fine
Heavy and Me,aum-veisht
WALKING Boots. every pair
hand -sewed. none In the house
over siI months; but co thSy
must At t2-5O. though they
were regularly $3.50. $500
and $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12

About l15 pairs in all.
ladies' Soft Kanxsroo and
Goat Flexible Button Boots
FORMERLY 81. 80.
Also st also for these three
days only the balance of that
big lot of Fine Hand-w welt
Oxford Ties. the Carlisle
make. You know they are
cheap at $3.50 Only 200
pairs left now out Of several
thousand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12

UwE OFFER FOR MoNDAY-Sa
CHIIDRFN'S FINE READY-MADE DRESSES
one Cardinal Henrietta. trimmed with velvet rib
bon on skirt. Size 10 years. Dr. no
Actual worth Sl6; for. .UU