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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

THE statistics for 1891 as we'll as for 1890
show unusual mortality due to the grip The
epidemic began in December. 1889. and
reached its height in the early days Of 1890,
thus affecting that years returns. Eighteen
hundred and ninety-one was almost free from
It until November and December There was,
nevertheless. a large increase Of deaths IN 1891
over the number of deaths in 1890. A part of
this increase may be ascribed 10 growth Of
population and the other part may DO &C
counted for by the prevalence in 1891 Of
other epidemics such as diphtheria. typhoid
fever and scarlet fever The death rate has
been kept higher 10y these epidemics and by
the return Of the grip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

-e,sA bloody murder occurred in Sampson county,
n. C~fAursday nigbt.-A riot occurred N
Raleigh, y. C.-ilre at Mount Airy. y. C., yes
terday destroyed over 100000 worth Of
property Cardinal Domenico Augustinia,
Patriarch of Venice. is dead.-ES-Chlef
Bushyhcsd, OF the Cherokee Nation IS dead
FRANK j.. Slavin has cabled his Australian
hacker to put mp 10000 for "a fight with John J..
Sullivan-Ihe book binding section OF the
London Chamber of Commerce asks for an in
crease in wages.-ihe people OF Poland viii
commemorate the one hundretA anniversary Of
the loss of their independence by wearing black
throughout the province during the whole wear.
ALL the iar-rooms in Charlotte, y. C.. were
closed yesterdaY.-- niece OF Horace Greeley
has been forced into an asylum on the charge
OF insanity Fire n Birmingham Ala. yes
tcrday destroyed 1000 worth of property
4 public health OMco wa, started IN London
Yesterday for the first tiMe speaker Crisp
much improved YESTERDAY James Cooper, of
philadelphia is dead W. Marsh. a promi-
nenr citizen of Seymour Ind, was killed by
burglar yestcrday.--ihe Ohio senatorial fight
began at Columbus ye,terday.--lhe negroes
celebrated Enumeration day in various parts
OF the United states YESTERDAY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

. RECEPTIONS on New Years day are kept up
with as much spirit in Washington as they
we're formerly in all of the large cities Of the
Union. IN this, Washington only resembles
the otht. great capitals OF the world, the
custom being feature of official life which
is not likely to be affected 10y the capr,ces of
fashion. 70 is TO be regretted that the custom
should have been so much abused in private
life as TO lead TO It's Abandonment. for it has
its origin in more rational causes than lie at
the bottom Ola majority of our social Gus
toms. New Years day is properly day Of
peaeral coagraiuation when all doors should
be open to be in accord with tho open hands
and hearts The pendulum of society Is
likely to swing back TO the New Year recep-
ton again, which would be desirable pro-
vided tat proper restrictions wore put upon
the iudulgences which have III tho past
brought IL into discredit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02
SATURDAY. JANUARY 2, 1892.


Tho Guessing contest at Movers decided
Rome Of the musicians % the Theatre refused 20
play.-An Injunction filed against 3. +. John
son a. Co-lhcre have been number Of
changes made in business lirms--Ihere was @
big reception at tho Young Mems Christian
Association.-Sixty members Of the regiment
will assist IN the production OF the Soudan.
-Fmancipaton day was colebratod--Lee
Camp met
VIRGINIA.
Ills stated that the effort to organize p com
panv 10 oproso heAmorcan Iobacco Company
in the manulac .ure e cigarettes has b. o. sue
cessfuI. Judge Aiken o I anv l., has granted
a. injunction IN tho ffotAe1ngham failure
Tho Alliance organization. Of PtsylYama
COUNTY, has begun the construction OF another
warehouse ia DanyLls.--An effort is beng
made IN Danviilo 10 have the Governor pTdon
Margaret Iasl.ey. under sentence Of death N
that city-1irs. Elijah j. Hoge and Nrs.
c. II. Staples died IN Roanoke yester-
day.-Emanc ptuon day wAs celeDfat-
ell in RoanoAc and other cities Of
the state yesterday. - Goodman, Glenn,
who was injured al Prospect. had his arm am
putated yesterday.-A ball was given at the
Mckinney House, Farmvle, last nlght.-A
Confederate reunion and banquet was held at
Pulaski yesterday- atality among tho ne
groes in Cumberland from the grip.-Mr X.
T. Purlie and Miss Bertha Delbridge, OF Bruins
wick county. married.-A brakeman on the
Atlantic and Danvillo railroad killed at Charley
Hope station.-Cotton receipts of Norfolk Tor
the four months ending December 3lst show
large increase. The grip prevalent at Keys
yille-A quiet New ears day id lrederchs-
burg-steomer Essex on bar IN the happa-
Oh rft
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02
TENTH AND BANK STREETS.
Richmond. VA

IYNCHBURGn BUREAU. 80. s23 MAIN
STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07

Chicago has the trolley and the grade-cross-
ing nuisances and the singular thing about 10
h that thee Affections OF the public are also
mutually affective. The trolley road seeks to
break an injunction restraining IL from crossing
. ssesm rOad- This application, resisted on the
ground that the trolley wire endsngers the
lives Of brakemen on the grade crossing be-
meath. brings up the common culpability of
these enemies Of the public safety. A Chi
eago Judge saw the point at once, and
declined TO Dissolve the injunction until the
rziirosd commission could act IN the matter.
But he held that IL was ''time for some one to
step In and take some measure to protect the
public from the deadly grade crossing" Lest
the trolley people should exult over victory
which they did not deserve to win except on
special grounds, the judge further ruled that
the trolley people sought to take steps to con-
ssruct that crossing 90 - to reduce the danger
20 Q minimum" Chicago would like to see .
Kilkenny cat fight Of mutual destruction be-
tween the trolley and the grade crossing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07

The swift fan Of a noted man IL no cause for
conGratulation, although the verdict rendered
fearie--Iy BY his neighbors may satisfy the re-
auiremen,s Of Jaw, ami therefore of public opin-
ion- Mr.. Delamater's career has been a check
cred one Defeated in his race for governor in
. state Overwhelmingly favorable to his party,
be sAnk out OF notice until the verdict Of guilty
Of statutory ernbezzlement was rendered.
There h a solemn lesson in all this for men
dispo-ed to look for easy ways to wealth and
public honors II Is far better for the state Of
Pennsylvanis that its laws and character should
be indicated than that any one of its public
ssrvans or party fayoritee should be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07
You've NEvzn SEEN THr..

L OUvE NEVER DEEM lHIsH
JACKETS.
L OMoRROw. Saturday, will b offered for the hrsi
time 42 Sample Jackets. every one different. Some
Of them cost the importer more than we ask you for
choice.
|AO-These 10 Jschets are exclusive in the true
or viii come later Composed Of the choicest cloths
England produces lined with the best silks. made BY
expert men taors-~ons can b better. Such quality
not at less than Gas and eco.
II You sss that the Pele1s Rsysrs each Sxstness
enables advantageous buying AZ csu a. small proats
~he~ ceiling
20. ! O-Twenty-sx Of thess Jscksts Of English
cloth made in the latest London stylss-wtth vel
vet COLLAR. Mis- Terry" sleeve. correct plated back
extra length. plaid lining be- Nosons worth less than
sl2 Several made to retail ct els ssch choics Tor
ss.7a
trOy ~. Lf~dass late TRIP q alec proltAs a.
barooins IN ktssS Jaeksss-shsSesst sessitsss at
prices oftAe ordinary.
SC-FoRTY-THREE LADIES MAY EACH Sc
Fancy tan. also paan black and navy slotAs made up
In latest London Styles heetins bargain.
e9-The makers dosst " IA stability ~ tAs msp-
eAant for rAop tAsss coras~ss mode bring tAs~
to ss-ts ses. ct Drsse eonessstoa.
SO.0O-THrsE NAVY AND BLACK oHrv1or
and chsvron Jackets satin lined and made to retail
at %.
s%7ne cAadrens and xssss Gretchen cosss that
rere intended for the Sntstunats msrchant olso eos
to Washington at the nsassr"s loss.
y .CU-THEsE IMPORTED DIAGONAL CLOTH
Jackets for ladies sell regularly 1t slO When you
cugnize the fact
eThe bwvsr reQsests Il mentioned tho sfnes tAese
0orments are not regular stock tAev cannot b dup
Gated.
mo. O-THEsE BLACK CLAY DIAGONAL
Jackets for those who do not for too heavy
garment. They are silk faced. elegantly made and
good value ct sl2.
Collection scfu Meier again be complete a. nor.
The dboce mentioned out incidental to the reo.
lar II oc& uhtch fnelwdes plain and trimmed gar
ets Of ererv tdest style q Jaeksts and Nsrarkets
for tadtes. and Joekes. Greehens. de-. for misses
and children.
Su1rs.
90. JAS Q special attraction for Saturday fifty
Winter Storm Serge Blazer suits Will b offered at
$S 10. All Sizes in and blacks. good dol
lars worth for g. rs.
sS-s~eh variety Of sisss that the chances ors yos
rndy be Jitted rtthoat anS alterations
Suit. of xns,sh ch.v,o.. h.v-
ing all the appearance of the tailor-msde costumes
that come from the high priced to order aSttsts.
-WN vow c6liOe the buyer BY ysquesfinQ to BE-
fitted uith one u thsse suits. especially Nyos Aous
prejudice against ready mads garments.
S1 O-rhe Russian Suits are fancy cloths II S1a
The English Brosdcloth Refer Suits at SCI So and
the Fur Trimmed Partisan Garments At s25 are cor-
rect In STYLE and be made perfect In and less
cost Of time and money than II made By Q modesto.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
18th and Penn. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07

The order in the pension Office forbiddins
employees 70 gamble At Jackson City was I'M
doubtedly framed with the best intentions and
10 the comparatively few men that 1t reaches
nav be Of inestimable beneit. But its general
effect on the service is not sure to be desira-
bic. There are few things more demoralizing
thAa petty surveillance which challenges de-
csption and invites toady ism- Theoretically the
relation Of an Official TO his subordinates can
only be affected By what pertains 10 public
business. This IL one OF the leading ideas OF
the civil service system Of this country. Men
vhO through personal habits Of any kind be-
come unequal to their duties should be su-
perseded and not made subjects Of moral disci-
pine. This view seems somewhat cold FLOODED,
but the idea Of conducting . reformatory sys-
tenn in the departments is an extreme in the
other direction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07
LADIES AND CHrLpRrxs
MERrxo Uxprnwr,n

p dozen Ladies' Ribbed vests crocheted neck via
drawing tape. Extra value 35c. Special Tsice 2sA
IS dozen Of those Ladies' Ribbed Pants we se1
ing at 3lc Will so at l9c.
One lot Of Ladies' Merino Vests. pearl buttons. nns
gauge. silk finished around neck. down front ribbe,
bottom Extra value at SOC. VIII 30 ct 4lc-
One lot Of Ladies' AHwooi Scarlet Vests and Pants
Extra value at 81. VIII go at 10
One lot Of Children's Merino Vests, French nsclS
pearl buttons. ribbed bottoms. Win eoat-
Size e. 10 is 20 - "a 20 - 70
125<c. 15c. 1sc. 2oc. &c. PIC 2sc. $40
Infants Cashmere Vests in ali Sizes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07
A WoRp To SATURDAYS SHOPPERS

a w ORD 10 SAruRpAY's SHopPERl
o o o
ssss URELY you have let the lads give
'sss their summer clothes the last week
'ss' Of wesr.-Then TOMORROW 10
CHANGING time.-And HERE 10 chang
ins place. Our variety would tempt
you II nothing else. quality pulls
strong oar-snd so does price-in draw
Ing you here. Juveniles string
10 our bow IL . store in itself-a store.
mind you-a big one-in size and re-
source.-t has outgrown the narrow
limits Of . department--both in our es-
tmstion and yours hasn't match
In its proportions-or attracfiveness-in
Washington pou know-and re know IL
h yfrai-iess the country ov~.-N shows
on In It's true masnihcencs beside its
competitors. Tho ouickest-most salts
ned buyers-we serve are those who have
measured the shsilownees OF other chan
nels There are no hidden reefs Of
doubtful qualities and inexperienced
judgement 10 be fought shy Of hero
Patronage follows eonndence.-we are
perfectly candid With you.-we bssfn
to show CHILDRENs SHORT PANTS.
SUITS aud ovERcoATs at the lowest
price We can guarantee ssti.faction.--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07

Moons can now say With plAusiOility that Cleve-
snd l. not = -seces-ful ''piacater." With Hill on
ths stump. although not cordial enough to meet
hi chief personally. and with Grace holding off
hs ''snt-snappers.~ the Tammany tiger lord Of
Tn nunieip@l Jungle, and Murphy running the
ssass dsaorrsey. % would seem that the demo-
e-~s'e candidate b getting mp e. much concord
before the election o. could reasonably be ex-
pectsd-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07

Tia Germans q the District Of Columbia
pad due but quiet honors yesterday to the
sturdy founders Of the German settlements and
ths important results Of German immigration.
h s>s vs observed In other places likewise.
Anerssa owes great debt 10 in German pop
u1~r,on and descendanss Of original coionists,
vho have illustrated here the virtues Of the
Tsatonic race IN al il branches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07
LADIES Woorrx Wkrsrs.

We have opened the season with full sssortms0l
Of Ladies' Wooden Waists. IN all styles and colorA
We will quote below few special values;
Atwood Norfolk Waist. in navy. gray. black sne
cardinal, pleated frontsnd back turno collar fu1
sleeves. extra value at o.. 25. Special. sl.7a
Atwood Waist. pleated front and back. collss
trimmed with pinked pleating; also deep pdnke<
pleatlng down front. belts. extra value at e. sps
cial. ~. AZ colors: Black. navy. cardinal
Avery Nobby Russian Blouse Waist with points<
bodice. in all ,oOOl extra value at So s. Special
s3.4s.
The above for Saturday only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07

The eoiored Odd Fellows' parade was very
0~dfs.bie 20 the order, and shown how the
spsr1f 81 organization has been perfected In the
A@sr,r~n African rsee since it was endowed
vtsA fsssaou and hss been Improved by sducs-
s3oaL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07

Wow that the Pago fago coal station has been
virtually secured the United States will nat
uraily seek 20 conclude the arrangements for
securing At once the station at Pearl Harbor
Win two naval eoaling places in the Pacific.
one in tn Samoan and the other in the Hawaiian
hisnd-. the r~Public will be in better condi-
ton for Qualities likely 10 occur in the his
tory - any powerful government having broad
International relations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07

Judging from the action Of the Philadelphia
common council In the matter Of the Fair Hill
rnilro.d the city Of brotherly love does not
mean 10 grant Embarrassing privileges to new
rads. Philadelphia, like Washington. knows
ne danger Of these crossings, n frequently
shown in the case of railways now in operation.
All such privileges should be Withdrawn, not
only IN the cities. but also in the suburbs, and
even in the country where there are sharp
curve. or other peculiarly perilous conditions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07

Comment Is made upon the low price Of wheat
compared with that Of last year in the face Of
an apparently diminished crop for the present
year and heavy expectations in excess Of las,
year The great importing countries Of Europe
have accumulated hrge stocks Of grain in ex-
ce-. Of former supplies, and still our exports
continue 70 show a large gain over 1891. In the
language Of the Springfield Republican, ''the
foreigners are plainly getting the grain st their
own price" Not only Is there large exporting
Of wheat at prices 20 per cent lower
than last year. but the domestic marketing
4. heavy likewise II 10 said that rarely has the
price gone a. low as IS cents. the price in Chi
cago last week. As with better prices and a
very much larger crop last year the farmer can
hardly be forced to sell for need Of money. the
conclusion reached in some quarters TO account
for the peculiar condition Of affairs Just pointed
out IS tina, more wheat was left from last years
crop and more produced in this years than has
been accounted for in the reports and estimates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07

The Highbinders have come 20 the .roa. in
~. LOUIS. That secre: and evidently intelli-
GENT and well-,ii-ciplined Organization assumes
tn me,e ont supreme law. regardless Of the
eountry's own Judicial system. Ii is another
manifestation % the celestial idea that the
United states and its institutions are important
only o. means II providing Cinnamon with
superior financial facilities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Et##S$g. % 6:
EE' 'iF' 4. T 4. IS +
ILL A A 600 kKD
a2-sI& 7TH ST. NV
SATURDAYS Srro,Ara
MILLINERY.
WnAr.
LADIES Funxrsursos
Grovra
MILLINERY,

MILLINERY.
For which are hesdo quarters. every shaps
10 be had here. Lareest ssock Best AZ
sOrtnsent Lowest Trsoes
100 Trimmed Hats Regular value. s5 ana Is 50
In all shapes. latest and new effects. some exclusive
styles For saturday only s3.es
Trimmed Sailors. besver or szlk plush crown
Regular value. Ell At6so
Ladies'. Misse. and Childrens Untrimmed Hs,x.
in all the latest shapes and nats good fe with fsny
chenille edges Good value at Is. Ats7c.
This norslty q ow exclusive styls eaasst b AsS
elseukere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07
Surrs.

Ladies' Refer Suits. black and blue. fun length
REFER and SKIRT REFER half satin lined pearl buttons
tailor made. Regular value. elo As7.xs
We have about ten Blazer Suits on hand which "
viii close tomorrow. Saturday. Of s4.es. Would ID
rise early call for these
-Four Styles ladies' Suits. plain and fancy ciothS
assorted Styles Vatican and plain back and fancy M
plain trimmed Regular values. slo. Ell and sl5
At ss 9s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07
100000
We Court Comparison.
100000
Style Coats ISothino
Here.
100000

Our s5 grade 10 .
pride With us.-
Along with . hundred
or two other styles
are the BESSEMRRS~
the best for wear
Suits that were ever
made. -They are al
INST twice m a de
there are so any
double thicknesses and
double stitchinzs and
double stayinxs. The
fact that they are
patented Is proof there
are uncommon advant-
ages in tn en-.
Thew are built for
business from BEGIN
ming to end
the colors and pat
terms are the enduring
kind For bows
who are hard on
clothes" is the mis-
sion they were made
to I'LL - and we've yet
to learn Of q single
dissatisfied purchaser
In all the hundreds
Of Suits we've sold
: h is seaso
SINGLE and DOUBLE
BREASTED JACKETS
SHORT PANTS-for
play. school or better
service they are fully
competent.
Shoulder 10 shoulder
with them stand the
other WORTHLESS" in
our @ h Z A + IS
GRADE styles
noUBLE ! BREAsyTfEpo
TWO and TIL R Z z
p r / c z 3 q I r s.
v = 8 7 lie SUITS
"JUNIORS"-kc.
a nd there are
REFERS and OVER
COATS cape an d
other kinds-enoueh to
pair" with every
suit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07

That's e2. 5oan d
they are not all wool
efther-can't be FOR any
such mopey-better not
TO be-0 little cotton
helps the stsyiue
qualities. There are
only comparatively few
pattern s.-lo ts
around US that's
cheaper-but they are
barren Of merit.
You can't place any
dependence in then:
whatever. --Our few
are neat patterns
stannch quafities-and
made Just as carefully
as the ost1fesf
Rrsdes. -The o. line
ohers Q large variety
any size for Short
Pant weareYs.
100000
We Court Comparison.
100000
what We offer at
"a so now used to Be-
our IS value - tits
with others yet.
But we've planned and
planned until we've
ent them anchored n
this price. are
sticklers for quality
and style 10 Q sec
ondary consfd.rs-
ton. -rhese SUITS
and OvERCOAfS are
all wcol-and all sizes
mp to 10 years.
The "a and a. 80 are
STEPS in the ladder
OF eoodneS thst leads
TO onr big offerings
at Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07

Ia b sossssAias Of q surprise TO people who
rse>rd ~ csssrssss - one Of the insigniacant
usss~sess q isfs 70 note that the dessrucsaon
BY ere % m.nnfsctory Of them involved los
of half million doilnrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07

ne prevalence Of suicide Il frightful Psy-
cbologiss shouli put their heads together &c
oesr some practical suggestion toward its pre-
vntson-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07

The absence Of any copyrights regulations con-
ssraiag polisissl prssiicrsons h very eenspicu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07

There are some evidences Of . doubt - 10
which Boarks Cochran Is most-a statesman or
en- elocationist-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07
1928 Dsrss FAsn,cs.
INCLUDING
A Few EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES.

Lots Of humbus sbou. socalled exclusive novelties.
The usual method sdopted is this certain fabric 10
made up In designs that vary somewhat. Merchant
No. doesn't have exactly the same pattern - msr-
chants Nos 2, and 4. though otherwise the goods
are identical Some merchants advertise these az
exclusive novelties and charge you exclusive prices
The Palas Royal has these socaled exclusive fabrics
rhich are offered at the same ratio Of proSt as on
other goods 50 that p R. quotations for exclusive %
styles very much low Or than prevailing.
$3.50 yard for 4a-ineh Damssss in exclusive de-
signs. Similar quality and slightly different forms
of leaf patterns usually reta,ls at q. % yard.
SZ.4U yard for Velour Russo Of best quality and
combination of coiorinss very choice and exclusive
Sl.6S yard for the SILK and Wool Fabrics thu.
exclusive beautiful; also Epinslnss Of best
quality.
y 90 yard for the Enslish whipeord Diasonals
sometimes called Persian. All the new autumn
colors and full 81 inches wide: also 48inch- wide
Epinglnes In equally beautiful shades.
Sl.ZO yard for English Autumn-weisht Broad
coshs that superior quality. full "a inches wide
and In all the correct shades.
Sl.l D yard for SILK and Wool Diagonal th.. 4.
A. inches wide; also the Novelty Crstalines in shot
effects Of new blues. garnet steel. mahogany.
old rose. golden brown.
Sl.OO yard for Bens.linss With woven Din dots
Of contrasting shades. such - goldsn brown with
yellow dot. myrtle and old rosa black and old rose
garnet and white. navy md white. navy and red The
81 Ensiish Storm serwes and Diasonais are here 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07

Fest hyer uill have 10 improve its drinking
vss>r d 10 b 20 eonsisus TO be regarded IS tbs
pA.cs vhsr~ the good soldiers 60"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07
$ss s. s +, "a s Ks =

90 Fur Trimmed Jackets. fuu fur collar sroun{
neck Aaa down front. full length. tailor maas ksr
ular value. e. Ms3as
100 Genuine A.trschan Fur Trimmed Refer ,scn
cts. full shawl fur head fssteninss sk fross hall
satin lined tailor made. good quality chevron- R.eu
lar value. slo. For Saturday only e6.as
Ladies' and Misses Black or Blue Disronal chevrr
Jackets. full ID inches Ions. tsiIor-made boz cosi
back. roll or notch collar. Regular value. o.. A
e5.sS
We have about as Last Seasons Jackets on hama
black. blue. tans erAys ranging In price from -
slo. Your choice for saturday at 81. 9s each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07
GLOVES.

Ladies' REAL KID WARRANTED 8 ana 7-hooo
Fosters Kid Gloves. blacks. tans and erzys. Resu
lar value. Ell 75. For saturday only. ella
sl25 Glaze Mousquetaire Kid Gloves. IN reds
tans. blacks and grays. st &c.
The above two glove specials tried on and vas
ranted