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THERE WILL BE HARMONY.
The District Commissioners and the Senate
Committee to Work Together.

The District Commissioners and the Senate
Committee to Work Together.
There will be no serious differences of opin.
ion between the District Commissioners and
the Senate District committee. Heretofore
those two bodies have been more or less sep
arated and one Of the consequences has been
lukewarmness on the part Of many Legislators
who really desired to deal fairly by the national
capital.
Chairman Mcmillan Of the Senate committee
is resolved that whatever else is lacking there
shall be no scarcity of effort and harmony. To
this end he has applied himself to the Guilt
walton Of pleasant relations with the Commits
sioners.
Yesterday the Commissioners were in con-
sultation with Senator Mcmillan. They dis
cussed District matters and in o general way
expressed themselves as being thoroughly in
accord with the line Of policy laid down by the
Senator. The work will be divided as equi-
tably as possible. All street railroad
bills will be referred 70 the Com
missioners and they win, after giving
public notice Of the day and hour, give hear
ings to interested or disnterested parties.
Whatever has to be done will be done as rap
idly as would be fair to all the people con-
cerned. Senator Mcmillan expressed himself
to a STAR reporter ss being very much pleased
with the feeling exhibited at and after the con-
ference,
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MrS,s FuRxrsuIse DEPARTMENT.

/ Smoking Jacket. Gray mixed. Size 80.
Reduced from 80 TO a.
Jersey Coat. Size So Reduced from 81
20 g. %.
:. l Insl:sh Macintosh. Size IS Reduced
from sig 10 IS.
Tesry Baih Wrap. Reduced from $3.50
TO 81 30.
i soiIed Night Shirt. sizs In. Reduced
from d " JOc-
5 P1QGe Bosola Shirts. open front and back.
sizes IA. li5s and Ii. Reduced from 81
TO 1Jc-
Jersey Bicycle Shirt. ali wool. Size 90.
Eeduced IIOia 81 TO 81
SIZES y and 31a. kedueed from 6@5sc. to 3oc..
= Tor 81.
10 pairs UnD,eached Cotton Half Hose Sizes
0}.. 10 and 10Y. Reduced from - to 1Sc. or
3IOr ,.Uc.
UIas-s PicycIe Hose, Brown ami Gray. Sizes
10 and 1U5.. isecGced from dJc. TO 3Oc-
pair
1 Handsome Cane. natural stick. boar,s tusk
:Doun:sd with silver. Reduced from so.15
10 -.
/. Handsome Canes. Reduced from So TO 90.
y soils fOUT-in-hand AID Tex scarfs. ke-
duced iron. - and 20. 10 Lie EACH
. pals Eedri hid Gloves. o.zs "a. 81 and
So keiuced from =: TO 1ssc. pair.
pains al Ise-uIar Ma le B2lbrl2gan Drawers
Size III keCluced IRON 50 10 : | PAIR.
. pairs led Ale.llcate,I Drawers sizes j. and
10 kedUce,l from : ~ fSc- pair.
Rsft Alesl.CaICd Shirts Sizes IA aud So Re-
duced from 81 to 15c. each.
tkAxss uOOl Isl allnex.D
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duke and its effect upon tho succession in all
its bearings. Serious faces could be seen all
along Pail Mall, and there is no doubt that the
calamity is much taken to heart by the English
nobility.
For some reason no bulletin was posted at
Marlborough House, the London residence Of
the Prince Of Wales, until after II o'clock, and
as the numerous carriages arrived their occu-
pants would descend and 60 to the Porter's
Lodge to inquire as to the latest news from
sandringham Hall. Here they were informed
Of the death Of the duke, and many OF the
lady visitors were seen returning to their car
riages with their handkerchiefs to their eyes.
The blinds OF the public houses and Of many
OF the private houses and shops are drawn,
both in the west end and in the city.
AT sANDnINoHAM HALL
Tho afternoon papersall appear with mourn
ing borders. Up to noon no official bulletin OF
the death Of the duke had been issued ct Sand
bingham Hall, but soon after 10 o'clock the
blinds Of the house wero drawn and the flag on
the church was placed at half-mast and the
church bell began tolling. These facts gave to
the people waiting about the gates the first in
formation that oil was over. From an early
hour this morning endorsements OF police
wero detailed to duty about Sandringham He'll,
and they prevented any access to the house.
As the day progressed the crowd In the vicinity
of Marlborough House increased. The mall
was at tmes completely blockaded with car
| TluSeb Conveying tue IuOet nCteQ peOpte OF the
kingdom. Lord Salisbury, the prime minister.
nnd Lady Salisbury and nearly the entire diplo-
plomatic corps were among the caller4
At o'clock this afternoon the following dis-
patch was received from Sandringham:
AFTER q marked Improvement during the
early part Of tho night the strength Of the
Duke Of Clarence and Avoudalo suddenly
failed. About 2 o'clock he began to gradually
sink and death occurred at 9:l5 am"
This dispatch was signed by the three phy.
siciaus who had been In attendance upon his
royal highness. The bells in Westminster ABB
boy toiled from II o'clock until I.
BUSINESS HOUSES CLOSED.
Many business houses in the city have closed
for the day out Of respect to the memory Of the
dead. The four-in-haud coaches starting from
the Northumberland avenue hotels for various
parts Of the country are not footing their horns
IN the lively manner usual TO them. On all sides
there 10 the half silence which denotes that .
nation 10 mourning the death Of one Of its nota-
bilities. By noon every driver Of an Omnibus,
four-whoeIer or hanson had . bow Of crspe
fastened to his whip, and BY the same hour 500
representatives, OF the nobility, or Of the best
families In England, or members Of the diplo-
uiatic corps, had signed their names upon The
register book ct Marlborough Hoosa Among
those who fulfilled this duty Of respect was Mr..
Henry white, the hrst secretary Of the United
6tases legation. representing the United States
minister, the Hon. Robert 7. Lincoln, Who 3
eonansd 70 his bed BY sickness
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The Heir Presumptive to the British Throne
Passed Away This Morning.

The Heir Presumptive to the British Throne
Passed Away This Morning.
LONDON. Jan. A.-News has just been re-
ceived that the Duke Of Clarence is dead. The
duke died at 9:15 m. The latest bulletin last
night was favorable. and there was no appa-
rent change for the worse ut the 8 O'Clock
bulletin this morning. Soon after this bulletin
was issued there was decided change for the
worse, and death came quickly and peacefully.
The lord mayor first received a telegram
timed sos o'clock concerning the condition
Of the dying prince. This news was from Sir
Francis de Winton, controller and treasurer
OF the household Of the prince. The dispatch
was as follows: "A change for the worse has
occurred. We fear there is not much hope"
Then at 9:S5 o'clock the lord mayor received
the following:
o'clock
After this came the dispatch from the Prince
OF Wales announcing his sons death.
RINGING THE GREAT BELL OF ST. PAUL'a
On receipt Of the news the lord mayor at
once gave orders to have the great bell in st.
Paurs Cathedral tolled and also sent the fol-
lowing message to the Prince Of Wales:
I'VE are profoundly moved by the sad news
and have communicated it to our fellow citi-
zens. We tender our deep and respectful SYM
pathy with your royal highness in this great
sorrow and national calamity"
When the solemn tolling of the great bells
in st. Paurs Cathedral were heard this morn
ing they conveyed to every one within hearing
of their deep-mouthed booming the fact that
the Duke OF Clarence and Avondale had passed
away. The bells in st. Pauls are never tolled
save on the occasion of the death of an heir
to the throne. and therefore no further infor-
nation was necessary for the people OF Lon
don to make them aware that after gallant
struggle the duke had finally succumbed.
INDIFFERENCE IN ''ruE CITY"
The announcement Of his death caused far
less commotion in the city than was expected,
but this was no doubt due to the fact that
nearly everybody had given up hope yesterday
and believed that death WAS sure to claim the
duke. The telegram from the Prince of Wales
to Lord Mayor Evans announcing tho death
OF the duke was not posted at the mansion
house until 1880 o'clock. When the little piece
OF white paper was put up there were only q
few persons in waiting. They read the news
with stolid indifference. The crowd at no time
exceeded thirty during the first half hour after
the announcement was posted. Scarcely any
comments were made.
In tho West End there was q scene that was
in striking contrast to the indifference dis
played in the vicinity Of the Mansion House.
Hundreds OF persons well known in the upper
circles OF London society. members Of the
aristocracy and others, gathered in little
groups and gravcly discussed the death of the
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THE DEAD PRINCE.


Prince Albert Victor Christian Edward, Duke
o. Clarence and Avondale, was the eldest son OF
the Prince of Wales and the heir presumptive
to the throne Of England. He was born on
January 8, 1864, and was created Duke of Clar-
ence and Avondale and Earl of Athlone in 1890
The dead prince was educated ut Trinity Col
Iege, Cambridge, and at Heidelberg University
Previous to entering college Prince Albert Vic
Tor and his brother, Prince George, passed their
examinations for the royal navy and they both
served the term as naval cadets on board II.
NJ. s; Britannia, the cadet training ship for the
royal navy. In 1879 the two princes went on
tour around the world.
Prince Albert Victor FIRST saw the light at
frogmore lodge. near Windsor. In addition
to being major in the tenth hussars the
prince was honorary colonel of the fourth reg
lment OF Bombay cavalry prince Albert Vic
tor 8 Guards) and WAS on the staff of prince
Butcher de Wahlsuatt's" regiment Of Prussiau
hussars, Roumanian regiment.
Prince Albert Victor has been more popular
with the British public since his engagement
to Princess May (the Princess Victoria Mary Of
Ieck) was announced. Among his famIlars
he was known as prince Eddie" to the
people he was more generally known by the
nickname Of "Collars and Cuffs"
The late heir presUmptive was major in the
tenth hussars, Of which regiment his father is
honorary colonel
THE HEIR PREsCMPrrvE.
The line OF succession, owing to the death of
Prince Albert Victor, deseeuds through the
Prince Of Wales to his second son. Prince
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DIED.

oARY e Tqssasy iE 5Ssnua,y a IL is
&ail,on o.rsi o. aroion. h.ss. sxss seventy
Burial in Buffalo. NY buffalo papers pleasscopy .
CAwooD. On "Wednesday. January u, 1s92 ND
WARD b., the beloved Of William l. and Sarah
J. Cawood. aged two mouths and one day.
coLLIER; on Thursdsy, Jsnusry "a 1872. At u
9'eoek A nSlI,L 9oLLiha; beloved husband Of
Funeral services from Central Msihodist CFrossstAnt)
S.sas.s ID Il =" SeiSef f frisSd. and ;.i.ss.:
xHks e s
Burgess departed this ltfe after short bu, ps,nfal
Funeral from her dAusilters residences. LAO Fsfth
aOIsawsSs o :; As sssro L0aaOpa
TE is S 6sa: !.
Funeral from her late residence. 1872 Vermont sv-
snue northwest on fIdsy January % Ia a. $50 q m
snS .ns. q hS
THOMAS 8. FRYE. : native Of asi5i.na. ses q;
,he past nifty years resident Of asOrEstOvn. q
FunsI. from M nate ,ssidsnoe. I2i4 Bank ssrsst.
seassa ssass s o. and AZ es
den. aged four years and seven dsys
safe In the arms OF yesus.s
Funeral from her parents residence. No. e33 sr,ss
southeast, ON sunday. january II, 81 2 80 oeioof
ms sn Il consrsssionsi celnsisr si.'' y $3.50
HILL On Thursday. January IL. 1872. e his rss-
dsnce. 23os I strert northvsst. st e'cbeck an,
Notice Ste Q q f' the funeral hereafter.
SHfisH S SC s.sr .ss ., -
the late Maria l. HieAry. IN the twenty third yssf 81
= ' EsE 'ss ;';'; ;:ss: = !: :''s'
MCCAIN. AZ her rsssdsnos. 2ol D sszsss soush-
HANNAH. beloved wife o. Pssrscf Nccsnn. IN thc
sixtieth year Of her age. for forty year. rsao1
OF Washington -
MooRE; On wsdnssd.y. Jsnnsry =. ises, st Go
the seventiefh ys.f Of her ere.
nortiSss. On Friday. january u Z Pm
SooSE On ,,, xsSns: DO os.iss ssnnssx IS
Funerai fros Ms late rsasdeses. 10. q mn ssssss
nosshesst. % Fnd.y nosnne q 20 o'oloc4, tbsuss
= g fsssss csgssh whsss sass vsh b saN fsr -
is1SF: .... sssa xss sS:s. .:s e -
Ins;rnns II ooacord. q. H q
1QDD. On nsr.day, yanussz. Il -, a SIS
90 q ~. SoSs Z feSd. WY. CO. sssssS.
Hmslss WI b tAkss b. sss1r vshsAsld ssssr.
be hsA. thaitanss and Norfolk pspssS pssss espy.p
I'M A g -. a - - !: - = e. s: 4
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osaasG h.asass - - isvissa . sssssl 3
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Goss,nER DEp,R1nrxr

Misses Very Fine GUssauers-cloths surface
rubber EningS-ne2t checks and stripes.
Lengths, 40. ~. al and ~ inches
Reduced from $40 TO so.
Ladies Very inc Macintosh Garment
cloth surface-Raglan sfy.e-s!lk lning-sd-
Unstable hood Length, 81 inches.
Reduced from Si.. to So,
3 ladies' Imported Silk Macintosh Gar
Tsnts. IN neat Blue and White anu Gray aud
wnIte stripes. Lengths, 81. %, IS. " and ~
inches
Reduced from sl2 so to $3.50.
Third toor. 18th st. building.)
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CHrLDRES's AND Misses, DEpanr.

! Misses Ail-wool Garnet Ckeviot Jacket,
very rough effect. fastened with larre pearl
Iuttons. rolling notched collar. Reduced from
: 10 20 -ti1.
3 Cnildren's Bright Plaid Dresses trimmed
with narrJw braid Sizes and years. Be-
duc~d to l-JU
Misses Atwood Cieyiot Suit two pieces
SKIRT made in ll:est style ana waist bSittoned
o.aSotlal y sizes - years. Reduced from
Sl9.UD 20 80. 80.
(lLIri fOJr.............ll th 81 buiIdinr
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MrsI1x UxprRwr,R Drp,a1yrxr

- taiu1rlT torsst tovris-squIre yoke Of
Hasabgfy back and frof.t-eu lJroj,le-ei eds
aIOuad ne-A and sleeves. Sizes . and "a
KEEL he'd lrOlE 5 l. Is ~ .-h. each.
CI-l.rc CoT3e' COVrrS-s1ua.e xoka of
HzuluF--e,'Ee ErCund Eeck and sleeves, Size
a. Es,.usr. i from s,s- TO -. each
10 Pine CGliibr.r Corset COyers-V mech bark
and front-Ent>Sed WIKI yiJEoa and h.rrnc
tons trl.4-siEs-S 3 Zrs ~ AMI A. k.dn-s.I
IRON . ]. - 70 sc. zach
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George Of Wales. popu-
larly known as his
uncle, the Duke Of Edin-
burgh, was before him.
rs the ''Saiior Prince"
The latter's constitu-
ton. though not strong,
is said not to be SO fee
bic as that of his elder
brother.
Politically the death
of Prince Albert Victor
will have no great eff
.fectin England; though
it must be added, Prince
George of Wales. the
second son of the Prince
of Wales, the Sailor
Prince" has enjoyed a
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THE TARIFF.
MI Springer win Soon Oner His Free Wool
Bill in the House.

Il SpfIUSeT
Bill In the House.
There was an informal conference Of the
democratic members Of the ways and means
committee today, but beyond . very general
interchange Of views nothing was done. The
majority, so far as can be learned, have not vet
decided upon tho paragraphs Of the Mckinley
tariff act to be first attacked.
Mr.. Springer bad his free wool bill ready and
its provisions were discussed informally. Sub
sequently Mr.. Springer said that soon - an
opportunity came he would, on his own re-
sponsibility, introduce the bill in the House for
reference to the ways and means COMMITTEES. It's
provisions are the same as those contained
in the bill heretofore made public, except that
there are some slight changes made In the
paragraph relating TO vol waste.
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THE CARRIAGE COLLECTION.
Opinion OF the Attorney as to the Camnais-
sioners' Power 20 Make Eules

ok<asch VI kfse attotbey 70 the &ttnfnAto-
sioners' Power 10 Make Eules
Some days ago THE STAR printed the pro-
posed rules of the health department relative
to the collection OF garbage. These rules we're
referred to Attorney Hazelton for has views.
Today he sent in his opinions in which he says
that under the authority conferred upon the Com
missioners by section Of the act of June IL,
1873, 1T becomes the duty OF the Commissioners to
see that all existing laws and regulations relat-
ing to the public health and vital statistics are
properly executed and enforced by the health
officer.
Mr.. Hazleton SAYS that he does not think
the authority 10 sufficiently broad 10 authorize
the Commissioners 10 make new regulations
relating to tho health Office that shall have the
force and effect OF law as the express author
ity to make regulations conferred upon the old
board by Congress does not seem 90 be carried
into the authority expressed by said section
under which the Commissioners now act. leav-
ing the authority of the Commissioners under
section an executive one instead OF legisla-
tive.
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Sr1r DEpaRrMrsr.

] Ladies' Gray Henrietta Cloth Wrapper
s1th U Hose China SILK front and trimmed
with same shade ribbon Size "a. Reduced frum
sl6. SOTO 81 20.
Ladies' Al-wool Figured French Chal.ie
Wrapper. with Cream China silk front. olive
Green revers and flowing sleeves. size rs.
keluced from ga. " to sl5.OO.
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Cro.K Drp.pryrxr

Seal Plush Long Garment, quilted silk
lining. Size "a. Reduced from SD 90 70 4 TO-
i DARK Green Long Garment, handsomely
braided :ront and sleeves, satin facings Re-
Gu Ell from s31 20 to 5000.
Pins Imported Tan BrOadcloth Long Gar
msnt. han.soleiy braided. Reduced from
rs-ltD 10 --!O. W
Third door. llth st. b,lildin1
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BLAxKrr Drr,rrvrsr.

: Gray Cos, Eobss. Reduced from e.. 90 to
g.
= Gr=y Goat Rooes. Reduced from SIS to
! NOT Rot-- Peaurcd from els to sr2
D - fnbe. lsctius-sz IRON = - 20 10 aIO
Jnfzrts' the Fur Robe. keGaced .rou
olO 70 $40.
,, -.i-st rcbes. Reduced from 81 30 TO Al.
ErtuV-E B.=aAstS. slightly siaslaro.I rom
~ai,.u'. dl,r1sy !..-t1cel ir-sa Ed to g..
crd.s Ec-hIce~, ron - 20 -
frual IS to -.
SIC, 80 e4-''' A--aS'' ron sl-oo'0
Jx5 Down Quilts Reducoe from $40 to
tsee0aG hoor....-..-...-......Ilth VI. build.ng)
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Fun DEPARTMENT.

I Fine Frercu Seal Cope. Size 10 Perfect
h;.l-. Es,la ed FROM go. - To SIS 90
". -, Sutria Capes sizes "a and .,S Re-
0tlsssl iTOiaI s'sJ- GO ~ Sf.-.O.
] fGue " hIta leather Boa Refined from
e. 80 20 -. %
:. Clsi .arsB's Golden Brown Nouision Sets.
Ee.i-r'i rom 100 ~ 500.
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JERSEY Drp,Krmrsr

La.i;es' Superior Quality Atwood Brown
CIs5Esere Jersey. VITA vsss front. Size IL.
k.>iuCc1 from a.. 30 10 7Je.
: Lzdi-s' Very Fine AL wool Black Jerseys-
ezsaI.eIo hnIsh- sizss u and "a. Reduced
from 81 to 1Jc.
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Domestic DGzss Goops DrpAar

Remnants q C1l!eossin len-ths from IL 10
yards Eeiuce-s from 10 &c. a yard
Esulu- nts Fr;flcess Cashmere in lengths
frotn - % 10 yards EcIIceG ICON 10 to &c q
yard
hyI-nants 81 B-i-tt Rel Plaid Half-wooi
irsss tsy.-lS n ion-t1s .FOsi -. TO IL yartis.
k~ifsred - &c. ayzrd
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JOHNSON-WRENN. On Saturday December 20,
1l. by the Rev. DR.. Corey OF the metropolitan NJ T.
Church, LILA NJ. WREEN u FRANK v. JOHNSON,
both Of Washington. ID. G. No cards.
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JUDGE RUGER DEAD.

He Was ut the Head Of the New York Court
Of Appeals.
SYRACUSE, N. T., Jan. 14.-Chief Justice Ruger
Of the court Of appeals died at u O'Clock today.
William Crawford Ruger was born in Bridge
water, Oneida county, N. Y. January so, 1924.
He was educated at Bridgewater Academy,
studied law and was admitted to the bar in
1845 and practiced in Bridgewater and
Syracuse. He was counsel for the
defendants in the ''canM ring" prosecu-
tions that were instituted by Gov. Tilden.
He was q member OF the democratic national
convention in 1872, and twice . candidate for
Congress. In 1876 he was president Of the con-
vention in Albany at which the State Bar Asso-
citation was formed. In 1882 he was elected
chief Justice Of the New York court Of appeals.
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ID Y~ CLorru,G Drp,nrvvxr

ocd p-Igs y Pants Sizes 4. y. 10 and IA
yeirs. ke!Urcd from II TO Jslr a pair
"a oda yurs O iA1Es. Sizss 4. % and 10
yyars Re lucvd from 5 l. - ~ 1sSc a pair
4 LtEG lOJr ---......... 10Th ST. bllr
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GLOVE DrpaErurSr

SWNI.I. luis md ODD SlZF2
L. pairs Lilies' 4-brIton BiGci Sre<ic ti,cy<
" co. -44yf, f.srE q hacks. Sszss JL ami ~.
4 +fu s-i fro.f' - 20 : g pair
pa.rs LANES G-hU't0u lenSth Mousaue.asrs
Su-l- OiOys-. In Tan AMI Gray. Size o..
t.-.ll.1e,i frO.a 81 TO s.c- a pair.
NkG-t ueSF..---.------- n4e- skylight)
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DRree,srs, Srxnp,rs Drp,,r,

bottles Of the Finest Extract. fancy colored
bottles Reduced iro;n 81 40 to 81.
10 eiSht-Ounce bottles OF the Best Extract
Reduced FROM sl- u TO Il. -
2ten-o1nce bottles Fine Triple wafer-fancy
bottles Reduced from - 10 10 : 20
% Fancy Sachets. Reduced from 10 TO &C.
t1>t nocr 1lth st. building
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INFANTS, DEPARTMENT.

"a SOTO So each.
! Boys Tan Coat. trimmed with fur. Re-
duced from { lJ.UO to 81.
snail lot u Caps in odd sizes Reduced
frJ..I e.. 50. 30 and -. - to JOc. each.
(SeSoLd Hoor. ........-.......i 10Th ST. tuilding1
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BxnLrE, Jan. 14.-Immedistely after the
opening Of the landtag today Chsncelior Won
Caprivi read the speech from the throne. It
announced that the government would intro
duce bulls providing for the disposition Of the
Guelph fund, for education and for the exten-
sion Of the government railway system.
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Thomas J. Murrsy Of New York city has bsss
given charge of the House restaurant There
were thirteen applicants for the p,ass- Ths
selection Of the supervisor Of the restaurant
lies With the HOUSE committee on public build
ingB and Erounda The committse has
asked for more room for che rss1au-
rant and % endeavoeing 70 i'm
prove the service. The spase q present
provided 10 altogether insdequats and eoI-
plaints from members have been frequent -
u proposed 70 set spsrt quarters foe The
special and exclusive use Of msmben end
friends They may bring with thsn
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Death Of Prof Aiken Or Princeton.

Death Of Prof. Aiken o. PrincotOn-
PaIScEros, n. J., Jan. lA.-Chas. Augustus
Amen, DID,. Ph.D., professor Of the relation
Of philosophy and science to the Chris
sian religion and OF oriental and Old Testament
literature in Princeton Theological Seminary,
the grip week OF two ago snd, later caught
cold and had relapse. which soon developed
into pneumonia. He leaves . widow and two
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-14

THE PALATE Is ALMOST T1cKLED WITH
SCOTS EMULSION Of eod-,ivsr oil. The stomach
knows nothing about -it does not trouble you thsre
You feel it first in the strength Il brings; It shows in
ths color Of cheek and smoothing out Of wrinkles.
It was beautiful thing to do, to cover the odious
taste Of codliver OIL evae the tsx on the stomach,
and take health by surprise.
Let Us send you . book on CAREFUL LIVING free.
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. laa South 9Th ave.
nue.. New York.
Your drussist keeps SCOTS EMULSION Of cod
liver oil-all druggists everywhere do. q.