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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04
second Edition Ceatlus~d an 1sA Pas~.
DIED.

ss%Ti s;$Sss SsSsl.si ts i. % s. &
street southwest. axed tscoty two yearS
'Tis hard 30 break the tender chord
where love has bound the heart.
It's hard. 50 hard. 90 speak the word.
Must ~e forever part
Yet sgsin hope 70 met thee
And in heaven with Soy 20 greet thes
where No farewell ''Ar Il Mi s9s No,urr
Func-al from 81 psuls Church 18th street t..t s.cs
q and Z sir-ts sonihws-t frtdar. ototsr q 81
S S,sa Friends and relatives are rssosll .n
,I nIaRqEsS 81 ON otos-r Isy. at Q s'elost.
,hs be oVed vile q the lsIe faws-d Bresna
Tast forty wears res .,icnt % Nashln ton ID. g.
from her a: re.aee sIg ., ss s.a
SAID Tor IT, ys,. ~ . . Mn !. ie.s mas ~ %
day m ""'ss~
BunKE On October ,. 1892. at .. m. Josiah
BUskE. aged s.,enty-twO yesrs. for thirty years .
resident ef this city.
No flowers
cLAEK. on NJ inlay. October 3 1872. vt e:ss va.
thiEty-tNo years an seven months.
E"ncra from IL resia-noe a bis broeherin lev.
at 3 pm Relatives and friends invited L. attend.
Ga.Ekf s nesas3o 81. III Nfss-l ;s-s.s
an, PLURAL M.dnesd.y ga l.er > at : 10 pan. frga
GREEN. On ocsobcr 4. lsEe ELIZABETH A
wife OF H. H. Green. In the sixty eighth Of b-t
Funeral s-rvice at a:l5 In. October ~ her la.
resd-nee, 4l6 street soathesst- Interirens BAl
umore cemetery. baltimore Nd.
JOsT. On October ., 1882 nj Orlando Pa
Lillian SNYDER. wife a, Waller y Ja.r and oai1
a, lgnsra ser,is.. rom chapel 1t OAK Hm THURSDAY.
9TH instant. at ; O'Clock pm. =
,q ELM Ma 81 rhrr r - ,so 3, ~ ss:;
lbsitinore Sun pease copy.l
LAMB o on TUESDAY. otober =; lss.e. 1t ss.m..
ans,a Il S ssi n,e p, ssArs eleven pop,h.
nss northwesf. Friends % family invited. '">
yd hHT,s bspsr,sd ;hi; life oc.Sb.r 3 lse,,
h1 and s sTasas s'1 1 q Ln s9s and
asG as e.Tff ysa1 sd ssSn' .nd s.yen DAYS
day at .. m Relatives and friends invited. =
hrL ella On Msni AZ, S 3 NJ. is ,aae
lingering illness. in the seventy second yssf Il hsr
ans.: at hs5 ns Nc s 2
tives ana friends respectfully Invited % sft.nd
r ss isss sssss. ls Y
II County Kerry, ireland
S,slG iiA am TsSr:dy Frisna: ma rs:;1:s
fsss 3. e. l sss.. & e S::s
GARFIELD Post. 10 :. g. 4. 4. DsSsrsnssn % z pS-
Funeral from the residence Of rs. son. SicAels.y
P,ss q soth street north vet, wednesday. ocsoss
RACKS JOHN RACKS, the beloved hpsbsnd oS
NILS 4 Racks VS. born in Port Royal Va. issA
sx,schsa him b,s.,hips through tn nasha
A IN ms breast the wave OF life
kspt hesviny 10 and fro.
So s:i, ssSsyy we %s :ssn s,a 2 SPEAK
Aswe had lent lim half our powsn
To exc bis living out
For when The morn csIne: aim and sd.
His quiet eye ids closed. he had
ulOrn mn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04

The annual election Of officers for John A.
Logan Union, No. 2. auxiliary to Logan Com
mand, U. v. u, took place last evening at their
hall, No. 80 Pennryivania avenue northwest
The following ladies were elected to hold Office
for the ems uing year: President, Mrs. z. H.
Thomas, who was unanimously reelected;
s. V. p, Mrs. L. @. Peacock; J. Y. p, Mrs. l.
ductress, Mrs. NJ. Burchheld; treasurer, Mrs.
Fred McDonough, reelected: inner guard. Mira
NJ. Freeland, reelected; outer guard, Mrs. E
N. Lucas, Reelected; secretary, Miss Jessie A
MCGOWAN, reelected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04

Fatal Collision Caused by . Train En-
crosching ON the Time Of Another.
MrxxEA1oLIs, MIMI. Oct 4.-The outbound
Northern Pacific train eollided With snothsr
train at Northtown junction hst evening. The
fireman was killed and q number Of passsrssn
injured. Fireman 81. Buell. Of the passenger
train was killed. Tho injured are: Engineer
Carr Of the passenger train, seriously injured
in the back; J. c. Temple, Little Pslla, lsp
injured; T. A. Husher, hk Thomas, Ont, right
leg bruised; II. Waterman, Ninnsapolis. had
cut and legs injured. Seriously hurt: Adolph
Myer, Rush City, bruised about his hsad and
body; 4. H. Burr, st. Paul, hurt about bod,
P. B, Warner, news agent, hurt about the bad;
@. 2. Grant, 81 Paul, arms slightly bruissd-
The accident was due to- frsieht Ssuin en-
croeaihing on Tie tina Of d passsnasc.
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Hosrrny DEPARTMENT.
itdrsR's Depdrtnscnt-)
USpEnwEAn DEPARTMENT.

PC. Swiss Ribbed Vests
Sc. Ribbed Merino Vests.
5I,c Underwear. all styles.
thc. Fast BACK tights .ooc
81 p White. Black and Gray Tights. u 10
To-. Ribbed All-sk Vests. Csc
o Heavier silk Vests S}c
All other silk Vests up 81. 80 at 10 per cent dis
count.
American Hosiery company's Underwear for Ladies
ard Chdrsn a. 1oper cent discount
ell 90 New Style Black Cursets SIC
Al 20 IA C. P Il aek Cors Csc
"a Winter Musiin Night Gowns .......,........ 49c
Ell. % Winter wriyht Night Gowns
.ps Muslin Drawers .2lc
5gc Canton Flannel Drawers ...............-...&c
81 Is Atwood Knit Skirts SOC
81 so Hand-knit Wool Skirts ...............s1-2 -
si ~ Mobar skirts. black and colors 81. so
81. 10 Imported Mohair Skirts 81. 10
g.. 20 Gloria silk Skirts. all cOors. 10
az 80 Iafeta Silk skirts all colors. 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04

Charged with Robbing Her Employs.
Jennie Elliott, . coiorsd servant cir, Arrested
for robbing her employer, Mr.. Edmund Hud-
son, was tried in The Police Court today. There
vas enough Of The property 70 start the woman
Housekeeping. She told Judss Mfllsr That Mr..
Hudson owed hsf naonsy, and she took TIE
goods upon TIE sdyios given bar By police
man 70 Insure hsEss1 Against Lon.
Judge Miller told her that he poaioemas
Lawyer Cshin, for As woman. called Con-
tsaeter spear, Who gave svideaos - 10 the
eirl's honesty. She hnd bean employed In his
houss sna I'D never taksu saythiag. aithoagh
~ had enpas opporteniF.
VIA Jn4gs MIR lned ~ woman 80 Mr..
spns - z - eesaAssss = ~ hess,ty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04


During the twenty-four hours ending II noon
today burial permits were issued from the
health Office for the following:
white-wm. J. Leddon, IS years; George T.
Casseen, 81 years; Thomas LAnnon, - yearsi
Charles @. shelton, Is years; Asxandsr Ssvord,
rs years; George W. Clark, % years; julia
Brashnehaus, IS years; Mary N. Rollins, Is
years; Lstita Fslconsr, 81 years; Richard Bros-
nan, "a years; George ". Roberta. Il Year,;
Eliza Martin, 70 years; Elizabeth Alhsy, 50
years; John q. Douslas e year.; EhaestA B
year.; Bsbsoca K Arvin, Is years; wnlian G.
Weiksl, yser.
Colored-Jamss II. wsbstsr, g ysass, WIN
lam d. BAN, u years; Ann Harris, ~ ysan;
Mary Jackson, = year,; Mary Nsvnaa, -
years; joseph 7. Niiss, 10 ysan; fsai rrss-
rist =. JOHNSON, II neathsi Hsttas johnson. 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04
STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.
TOILET ARTICLE DEPARTMENT.

Toe superior Manicure Scissors. SOC
Doc Manicure Files and Knives ...............25c
25c. Warranted Tooth Brushes. 2Oc
lac Reliable Tooth Brushes. .................12 c
oOc Hair and Clothes Brushes he
6c English Hair Brushes (warranted). 75c
35c. Nail Brushes all styles 25,
2lc o. Perfumes. all odors. .................2 Zoe
Soc. Atomizers. .:,5c
4fc Pint Bottle Ammoniated Bay Rum .......... 35c
&c Haf-pint Bottles Bay Rum. ........ ...... 19c
S.. Cakes Pure CASTLE Soap ....,...... &c
4Oc. Soap Boxes fancy SIC
SIC Powder Boxes (decorsted). ...............3 SOC
&c. Bottles Household Ammonia ............. &c
DC. Hair Combs. warranted ono year. ...,,., L5c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04
IN VIRGINIA.
csl. 0rsssr resr. tire Repus,sca.s WIN osvs
the state AWay.

the stass Away.
Col Y. d. Groner, Who h one % the most
active repubiican iesder In Virginia. aid 10
srAn reporter today,
The situation In Virginia b simply chaotic.
The republicsns could easily carry the state n
they would Try, but - far - can &c not one
thing 10 being done 10 organize the party and
the Opposition seems 70 be not 10 saAe NE State
n 10 is thrown At their heads Tho democrats
are in . very bad shape and the only way they
can carry the state 10 BY the republican, doing
nothing, which seems 20 Be the wsy they win
get H. The third party folks are active and
viii get reasonably large vote. do not un-
derstAnd Why our folks are not 81 work"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04
FAN DEPARTMENT.
CH1LDREN,s DEPARTMENT.

1sc. Imported fas. Black Hose 17c
2oc. Double Knee Fast Black Hose ...... 22c
l9c. Canton Flannel Drawers. ................14c
DC. Fancy Border Handkerchief. &c
pc. School Aprons all styles PC
SOC. School Aprons fancy. SOC
soc. Novelty Aprons. imported. ..............62 c
81. % Aprons, very superior. CSC
80 os Fancy Cloth Coats. "a. SO
e. % White Eiderdown Coats ~
81 Is Surah Silk Bonnets. all colors ...,...$14 AZ
81 90 Velvet and Surah Silk Hats "a
9ec. Infants White Silk Caps. ..............7 nc
Si-~c SAAA SOC
&c Silk lows Tor Boys &c
l9c. Silk Windsors. all colors
81. 4o Boys Gosssmer Rubber Coats. 81. 90
81 !S Heavier and Longer Rubber Coats 81 70
VI Genuine GLORIA" Umbrellas. .............S soc
81 Misses Rubber Circulars ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
u. ~ Combination Waterproof. b
81 English Style Raglan Waterproof. 81. 70
81 Misses and Boys Kid Gloves. ............ $50
&c. Painted Quill Feather Fans PIC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04
WRAp DEPARTMENT.

e5 Extra Long Ch6~ot .93 70
90 so Lined Cloth Jackets. black and colors
80 Imported Cloth Jackets. fancy backs %
s1O so silk lined Diagonal Cloth Jackets % 90
sIO es Fur-trimmed Cloth Jackets. 10
sf3 80 English Kersey Walking Jackets. &E SO
81. 50 Misses New Style Jackets. 90. so
sI2 50 Ladies' Clot't Bernhardt Wraps es
sl3 80 English style Autumn Newmarkets.. .$1O 30
e. p Flannelette Wrappers 70
Childrens and Misses Coats and Jackets at 10 per
cent discount.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04
WILLIAM H. M'Ksrw.
1t 933 Pa. AVE. NV.
(,,,,vvsr R,nc.s IJnuo>,

IMMENSE BARGAINS Uprows
81 80 SILK WARP HENRIETTA CLOTH now
u. - SOC Atwood French Sacking Flannel. 37t<.
G2]<c. FRENCH SERGE, HENRIETTA, CASH
MskE, H0MtsPUN; PLAIDs ana NOVELTY
l5c. LONsDALE CAMBRIA best made now l0,<c.
peauot Bleached shee.ing 25c. Dressmaksrs' Cam
brio, Sc. Large knottedfringe Opcn-work Towels,
49, Table Damask, Towels and Napkins-jobbers
prices. BIG BARGAINS in Blankets Confortables,
Connterpanes. Dr. Warners. Balls and r. n q. Ger
sets. 9Ie The ~ rs Monarch sh IT. laupdered Y7c.
Shawsnit and Lisle Thread Hosiery. DC; Merino
Armstrong; 10iLyard Spool SLID, g..
BRODHEAD & CO. = trecently on Ut.
o13t Double Stores. 1915 1927 18th near 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04
Atrial rival OF MS Srs Suit Suit:

We have again added to our excellent stock Of
Elton, Russian Blouse, Blazer and Novelty
Suits
This morning We received new line of
stylish suits with Eaton 'front.' coat back. full
figured silk, vest. velvet girdle. finished with
cut steel buckles. Shades: Navy blue with
figured silk vest and black with dark green
figured silk vest. $3.50.
Another very stylish suit ID the Braided
Broadcoth Russian Blouse Suit in navy blue
and tan S24
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04
LACE DEPARTMENT.
RIBBON DEPARTMENT.

Soc yard Paris Millinery Ribbons.
&c yard Al silk MORE Rib Sons.
lac yard All-silk MORE Ribbons. 13c
Velvet Ribbons and Ostrich Festhers ct 10 per cent
discount.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04
BROUGHT NO srEERAGE PASSENGERS.
Arrival OF the Friesland From Antwe
With All on Board Well.

With All on Board Well.
NEw YORK, Oct 4.-The steamer Frissland,
which arrived this morning from Antwerp Sep
TENDER "A, with Ala cabin passengers to the
international Navigation Company, reported
that ell on board were we'll.
On the morning Of September - L. A. R
Duchateau, q saloon passenger, was found miss
ing from his room and Is supposed TO have
jumped overheard during the preceding night
The steamer Newport, from Colon, brought
forty lone passengers, among whom was Er.
Patrick Egan, U. & minister to Chile. The
Newport was subjected 10 . quarantine Of
seven days four miles outside Of Colon ON her
outward voyage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04
Died on Train.

Mrs. Anna NJ. Reed Of Portland, Greg, died
on the Chicago express train that arrived here
at 1890 O'Clock today. Mrs. Reed was on her
way here to visit her sister. Mrs. A. II. White Of
No. 1109 B street southeast The deceased was
also sister of the late Gen. Geo. Sykes. She was
over sixty years Of age. A telegram message
from Martinsburg gave notice of her death and
her nephew was at the station to meet the
train. Mrs. Reed was in good health when she
started on the journey, but the trip was more
than she could stand. Her death was due to
heart failure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04
NV SiiIlff Un naerstiEs::

New Underskirts Of black mohair. lasting
surah silk. gloria. glace. taffeta and cloth.
These have almost entirely superseded hite
skirts
As . special attraction We offer Black Silk
Glace Skirts, lined throughout, fitted with deep
ruflie around the bottom. at the popular price
Of IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04
why the Count WIN Not Go.

why inc Couht VIII Not 10
Count Eugene de Mithiewios 10 stif In wssh-
ington awaiting the arrival Of the New York
ofncers with that warrant for his srrsss, which
has been threatened for . week past He viii
not 60 20 New York without . formal requisi-
ton, saying that while Mr.. Burke would like TO
have him (Mitkiewicz) there. 70 10 not upon the
charge he prefers against him. Therefore, the
count Gays, In event Of the prosecution failing.
be wants q substantial basis for . subsequent
damage suit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04
TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.

1Oc. yard Jet Edeine scroll pattern sc
lac. and 15c Jet Edges and Bands. -i21]c
75c yard Dianond-cut Jet Bands. -6'c
&c. yard SIX Festherne. all colors....---v..-o9c
a. IS yard Jet and Ribbon Trimming. ...........$2
10 per cent discount-one-enth of marked prices OF
all Jet and SILK Girdles. Bodices, Silk Chenille and
Camille Novelties. Russian Bands. Ribbon and Jet
Fringes. Buttons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04

Jack Prince. the Omaha bicycle racer. won
ten-mile race with two pacing horses az the fair
grounds At Omaha Sunday. Each horse vent
fve miles. The time was 81 minutes aud -
scconds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04
Nv WFFsspppp:srr:s And Issss G Gowns:

OF all the stock the IS lot are most worthy of
attention.
Fancy Striped Flannel Wrappers. two con-
trasting shades-Rarnct. black. navy. &C.. IS.
q Black Henrietta Cloth Wrappers. Vatican
back. plated yoke. girdle front. Slo.o0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04
H.SpKrRcHrrr DEPARTMENT.

lE seslloI ed and Embroidered Novelties .10c
pc. Autumn Novelty HANDKERCHIEF &c
lr Handkerchief in all styles 40
Duchess Lace Hanakerchiets At 10 per cent discount
tSes s0 CAiidren's and Meme De parfmest&)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04
UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT.

u Genuine "Gloria" Umbrellas. - 30.
81 p 'Goria' Umbrellas, fancy sticks S 81 10
u. 81 Gloria 4" 2B-inch paragon frames al 20
e. o. Silk Umbrellas. imported sticks. 81 70
81 6S 'Palais Royal" Silk Umbrellas .. g. 48
~ " silk Umbrellas. fancy handles. S a 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04

The following were the temperatures Of the
Office of the weather bureau today: sam, 6s;
m, 81; maximum, rs; minimum. CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04
Cur TINS Our.

To the left the prices you will find marked on the
articles mentioned the right the reduced prices
auoted as Souvenirs Of the Opening" Preserve list
for reference since regular prices remain marked
all goods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04
Nrcxwran DEPARTMENT.

&c Linen-front Cheniise,tes .1ac
75 London Style Chemssttss and Guns. SOC
81 ss Imported Blazer Dress Fronts. p
o. 50 Novelty Dress Fronts. Sec
&c yard Neck Rnehirws. sl styles pc
ser boxes Rnchinzs. six yards.
Soc Eulbrodcred Collars and CUFFS. .44c
~, SIX Bows. al styles 10
lSc siIk Wirdsors usually s5c ................1Sc
lie All-sik winisors- 49,. ........-... lie
ChfHOu. and Etl,tsans R,fl fare
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04
Grow DEPARTMENT.

o6c Genuine arrtz or Pigskin Mousquetaires. TIC
sl 90 French Kid Gloves buttons. ........... 0oc
si 90 F,stsr TooS Kid Gloves ................ 95o
ell 90 Tntlrpssc,i Kid Mousquetaires sc
81 90 Channels Mcusquetaires, white and yellow $50
81 p yndressed xii Mousquetaires. 81. 10
OIL ~ button ''P Y. Eid Gloves 81 -
si-55 sbuiton Suede Kid Nouslnetares- II. 10
81 - 'P H." Tn iressed Kid Mousquetaires- D. Us
l4lso ~ Een,s and CAiLdKens De kQrflasnts.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04
SUIT DEPARTMENT.

90 - Heavy-weight Serge Suits. S. 90
sf2 9s Autumn Suits all styles o.50
as the IL ndon Mixture" Cloth Suits el3 9S
Is Atwood Cashmere Waists. .................&4
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MN MMCK X NM y ZEE W " "" ssss
M MMMM XXX NNNNNEr W W%WW sss
HMM kKkN N IN Il Err WWwwW ssss
BBDH ; (. H "
3 3 ~ i t., Y
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T. EEF TIT TIT ZEE RRR
[ En- T 7 En- kRk

No where else in WASHINGTON will you find as
large weli-seected stock of stylish Coats
Cloaks and Sui:s as here. Two entire floors of
our building re devoted to the sale and dis
play Of Coats and Cloaks. Two Of the leading
manufacturers of America confine their pro-
duction to US for Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04
DRrss Goops DEPARTMENT.

SOC. yard Fabrics, all styles &C
Soc yard China Silks autumn colors. .5OC
81 yard 5linch-wide Cheviots. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
81 yard Diagonal and Storm Serzes. So
ell Is yard Fancy Crystalline Cloth.
81 Is yard Epingle Cloth. glace effect.
81. % yard English Brosdcloth.. Ii
80 40 yard Velour Russo. .........S u III
ell 50 yard Fancy Trimming Velvet 81
Black Wool and Silk Fabrics. 10 Per cent discount
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04

fHnr nsckrvH RAyDsoNKLS sccxp oorrEs or
TIE KScAMrHKSr rssuxs OF TEE EVENING
STAB AID BxFlxss TEEN AsYasc1Arlox OF
TEE OFT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04

DID 10 DROPS or ANoOSrURA BITTxRs TO
in. 81 SssSf s. VS. s. IA aElar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04

Lone LIRE
Is possible only when the blood Is pure and vigorous
To scrofula and other poisons from the crcuia
ton the superior medicine is AYERS sarsaparilla.
imparts permanent strength and efficiency to every
organ Of the body Restoration to perfect health and
strength
RESULTS FROM USING
AYERS sarsaparilla Mary Schubert. Kansas City.
Kan, writes:
II am convinced that after having been sick whole
year from liver complaint Ayers Sarsapsrilla saved
my life. The best physicians being unable TO help
me and having tried three other proprietary medi-
cines without benefit at last took Ayers Sarsaparlla
The result was . complete cure. Since then have
recommended this medicine others and always with
success"
AYERS SARsAPARILLA.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver L Co.. Lowell. Mass.
Cures others; viii cure you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04

STRANaERS only complimentary
prices quoted Of Opening sea-
at Is to
posiv
list below with
be published
PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04

ThE PALAls RorA1
a. LlsxER.
Ca. lesh Z. and Psnasyiv.ass sss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04

ITO THE MEMBERS OF THE RoCHDALE So
CIETY:
II pays to order your fuel from contractor, q
the discount is very liberal Prompt delivery and
clean e9si !. my notto 0mcss End yards: 1xao s.
y.sd,. .Dslsvsse ave-. and i Il ne JOIN KEN
NEEDY, Contsactor for Hechdale Society. oc1.0ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04

A silk and wool fabric. with contrasting
eolored silk threads running b.yadsre across
the face.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04
SoxE FonErex NOVELTIES
FROM THE BEST FRENCH LOOMS.
ExcIuslrs Desions.
BENGALrSE HYAcIENNE-

BENGALISE HYAcIENNE-
A silk and wool fabric with contrasting
eoiOred silk threads running bsyadsre across
the face.
BENGuINE GLAcE-
silh and wool corded eoods-sIssrnatins
cords Of .iIA and wooi-very handsome.
PERSIAN CORD
Another new and beautiful fsbric-larss
variety Of new eoloringsL
vELOuRs RAVE
oneof the newest Of the new. Serge ground,
with . tiny strip. Of velvet mingled with hair
line Of -ilk in = eOntra-tins shade.
vELoURs Russo
hSi.ee sfects-very stylish.
TARTAN PlAIps
On B-nSAline .rrounds-a large variety Of col
orinzs.
The> are only few Of the many High-clAss
Novelties We are showing.
ALL-wooE BESGALISE-
new plain fabric. woven with large and
small cords.
10 inch. sl.Oo yard
--42-inrh. Ell - yard -
-ldinsh. sL5e yard
kLf-wooL JAcoUARDIANs
In new fail .hA.linv-L
-4o-ineh. ~. AMI 81 10 yard
-<S-iRch. -. sI.so and 81. 10 yard.
AII~wooL MORE.
New eoIorin~s.
-f5-inch. 81. IA yard
ALLwooL TwoToNED DIaGoyALs.
Rich street shA.linxs-
-4Oinch. al M yard -
-fa-inch 81. s7s< yard
-So-ineh. extra heavy. else ysrd.-
ALI-wooL STORM sEEGEs
In Navy Blu.. Myrtle and nex shade. Of
Brown and rvd
-tO-inch. SOC. yard
Navy Blue.
-is-inrh. 75c yard
-soinea. Oo. 81. p and Ell 30 yard
GENUINE ESGLIsH STORM sERaEs.
Navy Blue only.
--s0ineh. Ell % yard--
--Sitnch. 81 - ysrd-
-s5-,nch. Ell 20 yard
FANCY ROUGH EFFEcrs
In treat variety.
-$oiach. TO. yard
SCOTCH MIXTURES.
srer.Ai vsiu-. twcnty-tLres patterns. 81
p~sSsr quality. entirely eoioriRss.
-5Otnea. sl-a5 yard
NV ysry rich cnests. width.
-si-5o yard
sKOApcLorHs.
LAurv variety Of street sh.d.nss
-SStnch. 81. ca yard
-s2-tach. 81 20 and e. 90 a yard -
-5s-irch. 81 - yard
Cream. sl.Oo. - % AM t, Is yard
(iss fpor 10th 81. buildinz)
WOODWARD AND LornRor.
10Th. nth AND y Sis wv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04
BENGuINE GLACE-

silk and wool corded alternating
cords q siik and wooi-very handsome
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-18

The Present System OF Keeping Paper-Cur-
rency Accounts Unsatisfactory.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 17.-Treasurer Nebek-
er. In bis annual report. makes the follow
ing significant remarks in regard to the
present system of paper-currency accounts:
The present methods Of keeping account OF the
issue and redemption of paper money are imper-
feet and Unsatisfactory. They do not afford the
certainty of correctness desirable In q business
OF the magnitude 10 which this has grown. There
being no record OF the redemptions beyond a
the safeguards against errors are insuffi-
Gent The sole reliance for accuracy Is
in the examination the notes receive
passing through the department., and
mistakes of description in the original schedule,
II not discovered before the destruction OF the
notes, would probably be, Derpetusted. Worse
than this, duplicate numbers, or numbers never
regularly issued, would be passed without sus-
picion. In other case. the fact of an error hav-
years, and then only by the condition OF the ac-
count. II. for example, in the course of the
liquidation OF a particular issue an overdrrIs
should appear, the fact OF some irregularity wouid
be patent. but the correction or even the
location OF the frregularIty itself might be i'm
possible. While some improvement might per-
haps be made in the details of the present meth
od, it is doubtful II any system short OF a COM
plete numerical registry OF every note, with the
tfrely satisfactory. Such records would not only
be q valuable check against the occurrence OF
errors. but would also bear upon their face q GER
tain evidence or their own integrity and afford
the means OF tracing aud correcting any mis-
takes that might creep IN.