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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-03
DISTRICT AUTHORIZATION.
They win Re Cut Co the Lowest PessSh,s
Figure by the House Subcommittee.

Figure by the Heuse Subcommittee.
Consideration Of the District appropriation
bill was resumed this afternoon by the subcou-
mittee Of the House appropriations COMMITTEES
and rapid progress is being made with the bill.
IL is pretty well understood by this ting that
the bill is TO be cut 20 the bone In COMMITTEES
and that every item OF the estimates L. 20 b
closely scrutinized with the view OF SAVING Q
dollar. One excuse which the committee viii
make for reducing the appropriations 20 o. low
q figure ~ possible viii be that Il must be
done 20 provide fund FOR repayment
TO the government Of the debt incurred In the
work on the now abandoned aqueduct tunnel
The difference between the revenues Of the Die
trict and the expenses will be paid into the
treasury TO satisfy tins debt. and the commitoes
desires 90 increase the amount OF tins balance
by reducing the expenses.
rnE LAW IN TIE CASE
The Law in the case IL found in section a
the last District appropriation bin, - fol-
lows:
That the treasurer Of the United States h
hereby directed and authorized 20 apply sncA
portion as may be deemed expedient Of any
surplus which may remain st the Close Of the
nscai Year 1893, and Of each fiscal year there
after. OF the general revenues OF the District Of
columbia IN excess Of one-haf OF those ap-
Preparations PAYABLE equally out Of the revenues
OF the District and the United states,
extensive OF the revenues OF the water
department, to the payment Of the balances
Setremaining unpaid Of the debts Of the
District OF Columbia created by the act ap-
proved July Is. 1882, entitled. IAN act 20 in
crease the winter supply Of the city Of
Washington. and FOR other purposes" aud of
section two OF the District OF Columbia apprc-
priation act approved March 3. 1891: Provided.
That the amount Of said surplus shall be first
reported 20 the Commissioners Of the District
| OF Columbia and the treasurer OF the United
States by the first controller of the treasury
when called upon to DO so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-03
Death OF Commander Hitchcock.

News was received at the Navy Department
today OF the death in New York this morning
of Commander Roswell ID. Hitchcock. Com
mander Hitchcock had but recently returned
from the China station, where he had been in
command Of the United States steamer Alert.
and his death is supposed to have been
very sudden. No particulars are known
here as yet. but il is thought that his death re-
suited from an attack Of the grip. from which
he suffered during the epidemic of that disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-03

The Presbyterian churches of this city are to
be favored this week by the presence of DIR.
John @. Patton. who is to deliver a number of
addresses on mission work in the New Hebrides.
DR.. Patton is a missionary of the Free Church of
Scotland. whose life has been largely spent in
the islands of the Southern Pacific. He has ac-
conplisheda great work and has an eloquent and
impressive manner of relating il. At the re-
cent Toronto council he captivated every one
by his splendid platform power. DR.. Patton is
to speak in the New York Avenue Church to-
morrow morning, and in the evening he will
deliver an address at the First Presbyterian
Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-03
CLEvELAND's ALLEGED INTENTION

He Has Practically Made Up His Mind to
Call an Extra Session.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Among well-informed
democrats the impression exists that President
elect Cleveland has practically made up his
mind that an extra session Of Congress will be
necessary. The men who have formed that
opinion believe that an extra session will be
called because Of things Mr.. Cleveland said
before starting on his shooting trip. To
one of these he disclosed his conviction that il
would be impossible to avoid an extra session
because of the condition of the treasury. Mr..
Cleveland is expected to tell the people exactly
what he thinks of the extra session talk at the
Reform Club dinner December TO-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-03

Death Of y Former Howard University Stu
dent at Chicago.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-Bertha l. Estes, the noble
colored girl who sacrificed her life for rty, has
been laid away in the Oakwoods cemetery. For
o while she was a student OF the Howard
University in Washington. She has
been in this city since June, 1891,
when she entered the nurses training school
On October q she, with three other young col
ored women, was graduated from the Provi-
dent Hospital Training School for Nurses Of
this city. The second patient Bertha took
charge OF was = child suffering from diph-
thsria. The young nurse was kind, faithful
and attentive to the little one, leaving it
neither night nor day. She wore herself out
and last Friday. with the child happily on the
road to recovery, Bertha went home sick. Az
ter few days. illness she succumbed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-03
WOODWARD < LorHnop.
10TH. nth AND Y SIS NV.

We try IN every way to make your shopping here
Pleasant and agreeable a. we'll profitable. During
the busy DAYS Of December you'u r.rhAp- and your
HkAvI WRAP burden VIII. shoppinx. ven eheeE
wr~ ve- Svos visi 'ths psrfatend>ngs de.s first
ssov. rafa soW'us fns.hed. YouTl end our LUNCH
ROOM. ssh door 10Th stree, building. very conven-
>nf also II Il proving q NOS; faTts-inz
Ihs srrsllen, service promp, s.tention-the
pleasant surroundings moderate price.-sl con
tribute toward making It Of the mos, attractive in
w.shtnstoa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-03
VI ARRpED

,ANDERsoN-poLE. on November 10. 1879. by
the iIeN; Salnl Gresne. Miss MARION W ANpfE
son u Washington. ID C. 10 Mr.. ASHER DOLE q
Superior. Wis
ktlTE-CHoPlN On Friday December o lsso
by the Pew. Alexander Kent. RF-sF CFk1'RIFn3
CEopiN and CT .ENtIAND KEITH bo:h Of wash.
ingtOn. ID. &. No cards
SIMPSoN-EEED. "Wednesday Noveul,er m 100,
81 p m. al Fourth Street NJ T. Church by rry "
j. Tnomi n, CHARLES j SIMPSON 10 N log ri
Rid. both OF Washington, ID. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-03

On last Thursday evening John A. Logan
Camp, Sons Of Veterans. held their annual cleo
ton of officers for the ensuing year, with the
following result: Mr.. A. n. Budlong was elected
to ill the unexpired term Of Charles E Conrad,
who resigned from the position Of captain. The
skeletons for next year vere: Captain, Charles
= 6ayiss; hrst lieutenant, C. L. Parker; second
lieutenant, 7. r Giilsn; camp councilneu. Ed-
Win Rass, Watts and bradbury; dslsgats 70
division oounsf, Edwin 1ua.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-03
IN WALL STREET TO-DAY.
The Gould Stocks Especially Activc-I
cline in the Others.

cline in the Others.
New foRK, Dec. S-Money closed at 4 per
cent. The highest rate wss and the lowest 8.
Exchange steady-posted rates. 4s6jka4ss
actual rates, 1851 for sixty DAYS and ass for de-
mand. Governments steady-currency, G., los
bid, As, coupon, ia bid Extended Is. regis
tered, 100 bid.
The sales of stocks during the two hours OF
business today amounted to only 19i. 915 shares
This total was made up mainly OF transac-
tions In New England, the Gould stocks Rock
Island, whisky trust and ST. Louis and Texas.
In the early trading there was considerable
liquidation by those who were prominent in
the buying of yesterday. Under their offerings
values gave way sharply. New England was
especially prominent in the selling and
declined ~ per cent. The rest Of the list went
down fractionally except the Goulders. which
seemed to act Independently of the general
market. They were all strong. advancing from
TO ~ per cent.
After the first few minutes Of trading the
selling ceased and all the stocks that had been
offered were quickly absorbed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-03
30 POINTS IN AS MANY MINUTES.

Decline in Cotton Followed by Sharp Re-
action.
New YORK, Dec. 3.-Cotton contacts opened
steady at 4a6 points advance, but sold off on
increased receipts and free liquidation on a
report via New Orleans that the Georgia Iegis-
lature had instructed its Representatives in Con-
gress to support the Hatch anti-option bill and
that Alabama and Arkansas would follow suit.
Prices went of l5a16 points, but near the
close came a sharp reaction, on attempts to
purchase freely by two or three large houses,
and forcing the scared bears to cover quickly
Prices jumped 20 points in as many minutes,
and the close was firm at 4aS points above yes
terday, with sales of 254, 100 bales
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-03

Mystsrious Tragedy In Cecil County.
Special Dispatch 10 The Evening Star.
ELxrox, Nd, Dec. 3.-Ths badly dscou
posed body OF IN unknown whits man Va
found in the woods 1t Bacon HUI, three mile
south Of here. His lead had bean ssvsrod a
was lying under III right axra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-03
vorcnrns roR sorrrx,n co,x.-r,-.. c.,

VOUCHERS FoR SOUVENIR CorSs.-First Con-
troller Matthews OF the Treasury Department
has approved vouchers submitted hy the World, q
FAIR commission amounting TO s33 900 and en-
htling them to the issue of 5000 souvenir
coins. requisition FOR 10000 souvenir coins
has been passed by the Secretary OF the Tress-
ury, and the remaining 5000 will be issued
when proper requisiiion Is made by the worlds
FAIR authorities. Up 60 December 81 600 sou.
venir coins had been struck of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-03

sHArTLs, VASE, Dec. S.-Acting on the sug-
gestion of the Seattle Telegraph the woman's
missionary Society Of the First Msthodist Epic
copal Church Of this city viii initiate move
nsnt TO memorialise Congress to pass lav 10
prevent The importation q Japassss giras Ter
t0noeal puFpe6A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-03
Decided in Favor of Settle

In the contested election case. Williams agt.
Settle. from the fifth North Carolina congress
sional district. the state returning board has
declared in favor OF Settle, the republican.
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CLEANEST. PCREST AND BEST
RYE wHISKEY IN THE
UNITED STATES

Rye CLEANEST. AND BEST
Eye RYE wHIsKEY IN THE
Rye UNITED STATES
Rye The only whiskey that is controlled
I've exclusively by the Discller. and IL
Ryys over three years old before offered on 4
RE the market.
Rye RoxBURY RYE is made from the !
ppye Choicest Rye and Pure Mountain
Ry. Spring Water. and. being absolutely Il
Rye pure. for Medicinal use 1t has no
Rye equal.
Rye ROXBURYRY Is sold direct to the
Pys Retail Trade. but cannot be had Of =
RYE wholesale dealers. compounders. rec
Rye tifers or blenders of whiskey.
81 The following prominent Grocers Z
RYE and Druggists in Washington sellit:
Rye Jackson 3 Co.. S26 Pa. ave. !
Bye Beall L Baker. 4s6 Pa. ave. 7
Rye Chas. H. Raub Co. 18th 1t. and 4
Rye Pa. ave.
Bye c. Wilmer Co. 1918 Pa ave. {
~ W. r. Brown. 10Th st. and Pa. ave. Z
rye p II. Ward. I'D and X SITS NV.
Rye H. II. Elliott. 1890 l4th St NV.
Rye Jno. r. Ergood. 1408 l4ths st. NV. !
Rye ]. D. Donnelly. s2s l4th ct. NV. 4
RYE s. B. Taylor. l626 It'll st.n.w.
Rye CT. Montgomery. 1906 7th st NV.
Bye Somerset X. Waters, 1912 7th st. Z
EEys Geo. A. o'Hare. 1877 9TH stn.w I
H. ".
By p. r Wilson. 1874 1th st. n. W..
BBye Willard Neither. All 18th St NV.
ppys Dornin FL is. 3D. and A SITS. Sc. =
By c. l. Wagner. I'd and SITS. Sc. Z
Bye W. c. Shaffer. 32d and o SITS. NV. Z
ppye Nv. Bogley l. Co. 1873 32d st.n.w.
nnye A. Hanlon. l4i4 sd st. NV. =
I'VE c. W. Co-nwell. 1860 Sd st. NV. =
i've Chas. Beall 1904 N ST. NV
ppye i. h yiers, NJ st. n. W. y
I'VE ST. Ware. Ebbtt House Drug Store. =
Bye Acker B Kenner. 1929 Pa. ave.
ppye g. q. G. Sinms. 1Ath st. and New =
York ave. nv
I've NJ p Miller, 10Th and VI sts Z
NE T. d. Gilman. 627 Pa. ave- =
rye Geo. ". Driver Cos Pa ave-
I've II. Sebille, 174l LIST. NV.
b. Ashby Co., Grocers, Sd and sta Z
Eye j. Harry Hungerford. LISA 9th St 1
Eye R. L. Lynch. Druggist. 1345 I4th I
Rye
Rye
BY Office and Sales Warehouse: z
Rye 81 s. GAY ST., BALTIMORE, I
Rye GEO. T. GAMBRILL. Prop.
Rye n19-1aw-12t
Roxbury koxbury Roxbury Roxbury RoHb,
Roxbury Roxbury Roxbury RoXbury RoxbI
Roxbury Roxbury Roxbury Roxbury Roxbr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-03

DocroRs DISAGREE
They have to. There are differences Of opinion
among the best; there will be so long as knowledge
il incomplete.
But there is subject which all physicians are
completely in accord and that is the value Of cod
liver oil in consumption and scrofula. and many other
conditions in which the loss Of fat is involved And
cod-lver oil has its creates. usefulness In scotts
Emulsion
There 10 an interesting book on tho subject; sent
free.
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. la2 South sth ave-
New York.
Your druggist Keeps scott's Emulsion of cod-liver
oil-all druggists everywhere do. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-03
ABOUT The SPECIAL Ps1cEs.


Tosa time we sacrificing profits Dress
Goods and Trimmings-oiIer dress length Of mate
rial and all the necessary trimmings. packed in box
with Christmas card. at dollar 30 less than the
articles would cost II bought separately.
81 9S-Dress Patterns of Englisi, Cheviots with
fancy trimming velvet and other nxings. all for
s1.9s.
o.. - Dress Patterns Of Choice Cheviots. with
three yards gimp for trimming Other fxings all for
81. 70.
serres. with silk trimming and n1ings. all for
%. 9S
s6.25-Dress Patterns Storm serges and Fancy
s625.
e6 4S.-Dress Patterns English Broadcloth. with
fancy braid trimming and hxinxs. all for &C. 4s.
e6 9s.-Dress Patterns Silk and Wool Epin glines.
with Russian band trimming and filings. all for
s6ea
s7.4S.-press Patterns (l2 yards, Black China and
surah Silks with let trimming Jet bodice and FIX
ings. all for Gas.
%. 96-Dress Patterns Q2 yards) Black Gros Grain.
Satin khadame and Falle Franchise Silks with Jet or
silk trimmings and fxings, all for 50 90.
sl3 3o.-Dress Patterns Of many other choice black
Silks with beautiful Jet trimming and fxings oil for
eI335.
a25-Dress Patterns 12 yards) Black Silk Benga-
lines Peau de Soie Faile Franchise and other best
weaves. with crochet or jet trimming and xings. all
for s25.
e3-The Jfrfn0s in each box comprise FIVE yards
skirt cambric. two yards silesia. one card Delong
hooks and eyes. dozen horn bones three yards
bone casing. two spoos silk piece velvet binding
e4A written guarantee given with the black silks
binding us TO give material should that selected
split or crock within six months Of purchase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-03
Range of the Th.r,o..s.,

The following were ;he temperatures at the
Office OF the weather bureau today: sam, Sc;
pm, IS; maximum. Sc: minimum %
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RArrs ExrrRpRrsE.
124l 18TH ST. Sc


We are going TO give cur increasing trade some big
81 . LADIES' Elastic cossaners Soc
81 20 Ladies' Elastic aossansrs- ........ssc
SOC Bo1s Pu.h Caps Astrachan bands
a. 20 Monkry Muffs HI 81
BLANKETS. BLANKETS,
81 Bed Comfort .oc
CoA1s, Coars,
81 30 Brown Beaver tur Collar. " e9
' Tsn s and f,ifiha.a y
90 90 Black and Blue Diagonal Coats so
LADIES HArs, LADIES' Hrs,
Il re fsi Hat bats. brow Brown aa and
lor Cashmere Caps. white &c
We have ali the newest iieas in chiidrens Caps in
SILK. SILK,
il pink baby blue. cardinal and canary
sss al BABY s1 and
TOYS. ToYs,
Santa Clan. Ia. made his at our house
wasSn ssigSs Baby talGiases. Tables
Dolls. Dishes. Books and Games
SHOES, SHOES.
q. - Ladies' c. and Orera Shoes ...........Sl SIC
81 20 Ladies C"s and Opera Shoes 81. 10
- Mems shoes S9o
Embroidered slippers .49c. TO u. %
HAxpKrRcHrErs, HAxpxERcH1Ers,
3ac White silk H.ndkerchiefs
Soc White silk Ha dkerchiefs. .,............s9 c
Black and White SIX Mnffiers.
CARPETS, CARPETS,
t,. .s,sc
ntsr UeIosh
uclnf Inc
BIC COTTAGE Rag .1Sc
RArrs ExrEnpnrsE.
l24l 11rH ST.. S. E.
LEADER OF Low PRICES
Open every nizht until O'Clock. d3-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Name.

The following are the opening and closing prices OF
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson L Mccartney. l4l9 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-03

ON thfnxs .~srywhere- Whatsoever you fancy.
sAsrs's eounssr. may be dozen counters given
M 10 that sort Of thing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-03

on CREDIT AT CASH PRICES.
sTRE E Ecu fsI NE SF *
fkok TS
FGRNITnRE IS on The Flfsr FIookh PA L ARG
sSR %hkfh45fTssa sEk
2lS ON TIME. OUR CARPET DEPARTMENT Is
COMPLETELY STOCKED WI THE LATEST
WtNPEF 81 HfSs sPPk BE
CENTS PER YARD ON CREDIT-RELIABLE IN
CENTS PR YARD oN TIME; :,
EVERY YARD OF CARPET SOLD BY US IS
FOR WASTE in MATCHING FIGUEESHSAME
ANOTHER HOUSE THAT WILL DO AS WELL BY
We SELL s1x-FooT OAK EXTENSION TABLE
POUND HAIR MATTRESS. $3.50 CAsH-$s on
Our STOCK OF COOKING AND HEATING
MOST APPROVED PATTERNs-NONE BETTER
ANYwHERE-ALL SIZEs-ALL sHAPEs-ALI
: 6 6Hks is THE ONLY CREDIT HOUSE IN WASH.
WE WILL BE GLAD IF You WILL COMPARE
9TR CREDIT t.dpp PR1CEs WITH CASH PRICES IN
w HAXE KN NAfK o OF ARRASGISG PAY
REMEMBER-YoUR CREDIT IS GOOD
sos Est 8 % s0s 4 NV IS ss'
3 ss s. III 9 90 9 ass So ~ IN s sss
MAMMOTH CREDIT HOUSE
S1y, 81 ANp SGS TrH ST. NV.
d1 BET H AND SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-03
In. WAanzs Szor Hous..
Ills F Srnsrr N. w.

~ should be without bottle Of AnRussura Dt1ae1.
the VOID rsnoynsd spUstsDr Of sxq1isSs navof. D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-03
The PALA1s ROYAL
Cor. 18th ct. and Pa are
SPECIAL PnrcEs Ok MONDAY
AND
OrHER SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.

Palais Royal prices are lowest always because It IL
the oaly establishment of consequence making spe-
cialty Of cash business The merchants who crediteo
many Of their patrons know this. though cleverly
worded advertisements written make you think
otherwise. No -O-.
The variety of goods here suitable for Christmas is
only TOO large-the store isn't big enough.
When you couple the special prices with the follow
ing It means more than when coupled with prices
bringing good profit:
Umbrellas engr aved with initials free Of charge
s.lver-plated Ware engraved free.
Lesther Goods-Pocket Books 60. costing 81 or
stamped with gold initials or name and
In neat box. all free of charge
Dress Materials nclosed In box and Christmas card
given free.
Handkerchiefs put In box with paper lace trimming
free OF extra charge
Gloves in appropriate box free Of extra charge II
wrong size is selected may be exchanged any time
after Christmas.
Dolls selected now may be dressed to order at cost
of materials.
Lessons teaching you how to make the various fancy
articles of ribbon. silks. &C.. given free Of charge
Goods purchased now will be scientifically packed
and delivered at any stated time to any part Of the
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-03
TEE WARREN SHOE HOUSE.
Ills F ST. N. W,

Has struck a snap this time sure. Just re-
ceived large lot Of LADIES', Boys and
Youths Oxford Ties and Slippers At less
than half price. We are Offering them -
follows:
75c. for Boys slippers worth SI.75.
81. 35 for Ladies' Patent Leather Oxfords
worth ca So
u. 30 for Ladies' French Kid Opera Toe
slippers worth Ss7a
CLEO for Boys Straight Goat Oxfords
worth ~. so.
Also one lot OF Ladies' French Kid Hieh
Button Shoes At ~. o5 worth $500.
Mems French Patent Calf Shoes, Balls and
Congress. for % %. which were mads ND 10
sell for % co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-03
WORN A Gurxri A Box.
SCIENCE
Medical science has achieved great sriuupA 4. I,
Production of
SCIENCE.
Medical eel,
Production OF
BEEouArs Pnzs

which VIII cure SICK Hesdachs and IN Nsrvsv n
orders arising from Inpsirsa n<e~usss,. o--.
a.a Disord~rsd Iavsr. ssa sAsy win sususav susu,
women 10 complsss hsslsA-
Covered with nssssass "a ssluhas ossna,e
osn druxsista hnes. - go sss-
New Ferk depot - o.naaa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-03
DrTD

,,BANNlsTER. On Deceabcr :. 1892. az 8 20 m
Mr. SAhAH. widow of the late John BAnui-t.r a
the ,iesdence 81 her daughter. Mrs. Mari Cumbsr.
la1d, 4o5 ith street southeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-03
ORR CREDIT SYSTEM

ORR CREDIT SYSTEM
DIFFERS ma TERIALLY FROM A Ill OTHERS:
OUR PATRONS ARE EXTENDED A COURTESY
NEVER BEFORE OFFERED B. CREDIT
NO NOTES TO SIGN
HONESTY OF PURPOSE, COMBINED WITH A
PROMISE TO PAY ONES INDEgTEDNESS IN
SMALL WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS Is
ALL HAT WE REQUIRE. WE ALLOW DIS
COUNT OF SIX PER CENT ON ALL BILLS PAID
WITHIN THIRTY DAYS.
IF YOU HAVE 4 BANK ACCOUNT KEEP ~.
YOU WILL NEED 1T For MORE IMPORTANT
TURE OR CARPETS.
WE SELL
PARLOR FURNITURE,
BEDROOM FURNITURE,
DIN!SS zero ROOM FVRNITURE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-03
LACE HAxpkEncH1Ers.

Duchess and Point Lace Handkerchiefs. Sc. e6c..
81. a Is. 81 81. e1.50. Les. 81. rs. 81 S3<0
81. o. s3. g. g. So Is. 90 So %. 60 ss IS. 60 So
$40. s10. as. sli.5O. si2oS Ella so. s1A "a. els.
1880.
e1The above price list Eives only an idea Of GUAM
titles and variety. The Handkerchisfs ct special
prices include those worth 5c. for is, those worth
Soc. for Sc. And ask TO the Mems Initial Hand
keschiefs@ in box for SOC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-03
RArrs Esrrnpn1sr.
l241 11rH ST.. S. E.
LEADER OF Low PRICES.

RoIbury Ro1burv Rorbury Roxbury Roxbury
Rsxbury Roxbury Eoxbury Roxbury Roxbury
Roxbury Ro1bury Roxbury Roxbury Roxbury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-03

Ladies' Hems.itched Handkerchiefs. with colo.ed
borders, lie. 49,.
LADIES' White Handkerchiefs. with scalloped and
embroidered borders. &C.. l3c.. 1Sc.. 25c.. &c..
SOC. 6Sc.. 75c.. &c. and Il.
Mon Hemstitched, Handkerchief. with white
coiored blrders l3c.. or for 2jc.
Childrens Handkerchief. with fancy hemstitched
borders. Sc.
Six Handkerchief. in fancy French boxes 25c..
35c.. Soc. 6Sc.. s5c. and q box.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-08

costing three or fNol ECIok'
four cents per yard. When put on. a
little sol on the edges in several places
will prevent the wind from blowing
it off.
The strainer cloth covers might be
sewod fast to the framework, but mice
and rats are apt to make nests among
them when stored away, so it is rather
better to keep the cloth or paper separate.
These protectors can be made of several
sizes. For tomato plants they might be
few inches taller than for melons. Wire
is so much cheaper than a few years ago
that these plant protectors can now be
furnished in quantity at about s.. 80 per
100, including the wire, or can be made
to order by timers or wirewOrkers in
small los at So per 100. Gardeners and
truck growers can sometimes save the
cost Of these protectors three times over
in one season. Competition now makes
earliness the great object, and some
cheap artificial protection from frost,
bugs and cold winds is Indispensable,
says the New England Homestead, from
which are reproduced the foregoing cut
and description.