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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-14
The efforts Of The SrAR and other news

The efforts OF The STAR and other news
papers 10 check immigration Of an unwhole-
some character have not been unavailing
Public sentiment Is steadily tending in the di-
rcction OF exclusion. correspondent writes
10 The STAB: "From one end of Europe to the
other have seen vGcaHt jsils pointed to with
derision. and heard the natives say that their
government had arranged with the steamship
Companies 10 take all the undesirable element
to America. And now" adds the correspond
eHt, america is to become their free hospital
for gil their cholera patients" The facts are
that the necessity for more rigid Immigration
ard quarantine laws is apparent to all who
think ut all, and recent events have merely en-
phasized the necessity. First in order of time
among precautions is the temporary exclusion
OF immigrants pending the epidemic in Europe
and the use of all safeguards ~ TO passengers
and Packages from that quarter. When Con-
gress assemblies its first must be the en-
actment of legislation authorizing the stoppage
Of immigration at such times and :ho increase
Of quarantine facilities under the exclusive
control of the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-14
ADour LADIES AUTUMN COSTUMES.
A Few HELpruL REMARKS

The writer. fguratively speaking, steps into the
snIietes is enablad to make few remarks that may
be helpful
One Of you mentally calculates: II dread going
10 the dressIadker." Another says: II can't make
Np my mind .hdt 10 select" Here's who knows
the evil Of procrastinaton and yet murmurs; "rH
Put II of for a rhfle-" And this signs she
says TO herself: II knos the dress I'd Ike but /
can't asord IT,
You not to blame. ladies'. Itisn't any weakness
that makes you dread the selection of costume
e. Ct knoredce But this isn't telling what is
best to be done. Well. here few helpful rules:
FIEsT-Don't procrsstfnate. for troubles will only
multiply with the advancing season.
SECOND-First learn Of the correct Styles which
may be done by visit to the stores where fashion
plates may be seen.
TH1RD-When hooking through these Illustrations
beconfdential with the clerk-its mutually helpful
Ask you can't borrow or two of the plates that
your dressmsker may be consulted
FoURTH-And now for the materials In making
selections don't forget that the clerk waits on many
dnring the day. and e advised Of what Is considered
best suited for those who are unusually tall or short
stout or slim Such should understand that the de
sign of the costume materially assists in modulating
their figure Those who are medium size need not
trouble so much in this respect.
F1FTH-The material samples being procured
for the dreaded visit the dressnaker But wait
Hoo about a costume ready mader
Here will come a chorus of objections. But wal. a
moment. You dread the time. trouble and expense
attending visit to the odiste and the doubtful out
come To try on a resdy-nade costume takes little
time and is nc expense 1t may ht perfectly and be
at such price that money well trouble is saved
you.
slXrH-Since the Palais Royal has offered you
these few helpful remarks don't you think you should
visit the store at tie first opportunity Try on a
ready made costume and if not satisfied look through
the stock of dress goods. The fashion plat samples
ard advice of experienced clerks will be promptly and
politely furnished We don't ask a final decision
until you have visited elsewhere being satisfied the
variety qualities and prices will bear favorable
parison-
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-14

The people Of the United States are panied TO
learn OF the critical illness Of the Presidents
wife and. without exception, sympatnize with
the President in his anxiety and cherish the
hope II Mrs. Hsrrison's ultimate recovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-14

The Choctaw is taking q little political war
fare To sweeteu his civilization. AZ twelve
''progressis,s' have been murdered up 10 date.
to say nothing Of the other party. ii would
seem that the color Of the sweetening is as red
- the full-blood Choctaw himself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-14

The meeting OF the naval veterans of the
Union at Baltimore on Thursday is the preface.
80 to speak. OF the greater reunion in Wash
ingcon next week OF the Grand Army Of the Re-
public. Both will be important occasions. and.
TIE STAR doubts not. happy occasions for all
concerned. The sailors rs vel rs the soldiers
Of the UnioE deserve to be honored in the land
fot which they brayely fought
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-14

There 10 q revival Of interest in tho repre-
hensipie conditions at the work house pointed
ont By TnE sTAn several years ago. Improve
ments were made then. but shown BY recent
Investigation and report they were not sufficient
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-14

American astronomers are coming to the
front a. satellite discoverers Of the first class
Hill and Barnard are destined to rank sith the
sres. sstronoms rs Of the past. the one for his
diseovcry Of Mar moon and the other for his
find Of Hs.h moon Of Jupiter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-14

Men who give the impression that they re-
gard quarantine enforced agans, them rs a per-
sonai slight and imposition should pa,.se
and reflect On the probability OF their becoming
ridirulous
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-14
We're g 1850 $50 80 $40 sl2 sl5.
WARS FoR 1928.


The aim has been make the variety so comprehen-
sve that the Palais Royal shall be quoted for wraps
Of eli descriptions Illustrative of the completeness
of the new stock is the collection of
MOURNING JACKETS. Styles suitable for ladies
Of all ages a. well as children in the of
Whipcords. Glace. Bedfords. Diagonal and Ottoman
cloths.
L ANCI JACKETS Of coloIs are shown in no less
than twenty nine different styles ranging in prices
from % to s45 Since FUR trimmed garments are to
be much worn unusually complete collection is
here. among which is Jacket for go IS that will elo
quently advertise the Pa,ais ROYAL.
"issts' JACKETS In no lessvariety. The latest
have Vatican plat at back and unusually large
sleeves There are many entirely new styles how
ever. that selection will be matter Of some time
and thought. II you can bring the children before
the rush Of the SEASON commences II will he mntuallv
satisfactory. OF jon understand you are not
under Obligation to buybecause you accept this iny
tation.
sr-Only twenty nine garments not entirely new
and these marked at reduced prices that will
close them out almost immediately Ha,f and less
than hdU former 5rices:-s1 50. 81 81. So So
81 ~ All are autumn weight cloths Sizes to Is
years.
-u1SCELLANBOUS-I Is. only want of space that
makes il necessary to thus briefly refer to the new
waists and NewmarketSfor ladies' autumn wear All
We ask is visit from you. At the worst twill he but
loss OF your time But. what is more probable you
VIII learn that tho Palas Royal has the services
Of buyer whose reputation is we'll earned and that
the ladies' of Washington much the gamer by his
location here. The lso2-oo Opening Of Wraps Is
for Thursday. Friday and Saturday. Sept, L. 10 and
IL. Your pres~nce respectfully requested. Price
surprise Souvenirs of the occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-14

The census Office has Issued a bulletin on irri-
CATION IL negieets 10 touch on the superabund-
ance Of irrigation within the one>nile limit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-14

II IL 10 be said in favor OF James J. Corbett
dramatic star. that he has, Vet. declared no
snefntion OF elevsting the stage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-14

Nseago in her determination TO lack nothing
~-is found else where in the country has pro-
se1od herself with a race war
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-14

ykior Nc Kinley's speech a, Elwood- Ind. ,wa,
.H.in plate. The major Is nothing II no, con
sbtent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-14
c. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER a.

ELruoxzo Youxos CoxpAsr.
42s NINTH STREET. BET D ANDE
Rolled Or Tongre-Two and three pound cans
Cooked whole-Ready for slicins.
Ready for slicins.
Wild Booys Head tImported,-Round cans-Rsre
favor-Not expensive Very popu-
Glen Catrn Camp P,e-tImported)-Oval Cans-A
very desirable meat preparation
ready for immediate use
Gen Cairn Ham. Tongue and Chicken-( rmported)-
Three kinds Of meat Carefully pre-
pared and so blended and seasoned
as to produce . most appetizinR
and palatable dinner supply
Boned Chicken Domestic)-prepared in the most
skillsuI manner. suitably seasoned
and ready for immediate use.
Boned Turkey (Dcmestic>- Cooked, seasoned and
ready for use-same as the Boned
Fresh Sainaon-Put up in tall cans IA. cans. one
POUND cans. two-pound cans-all
Fresh iobser In tall or fat cans--best brands
known TO the trade-all nsW pack.
Fresh sAyimp- In cans sufficiently cooked for
salads. mayonnaise and an cold
dishes-reddv for the table.
Sardfnes-wIthout question We are now offering the
largest and most complete line Of
these 40 DDS TO be found south Of
Philadelphia. This is admitted by
the most Intelligent statesmen who
travel from New York to California.
See in and in front of our south
Codfsh 1On0ues-In glass jars-pickled--a rich and
exceedingly appetizing relish. No
one else has them yet.
Baked Beans-These are prepared in the most skill
ful manner-put up In quart cans.
and having bought very unusually
large quantity we are able to offer
them at greatly reduced price
10 fbaea oda d,,rip no
few days. See Star Of last Monday.
Canned Fruit-we have Just received three hundred
dozen cans Of California Peaches,
Cherries. Pears and Apricots, all Of
superior quality and the prices are
not high. so that you can well afford
to use them freely.
NOW is the time to leave your order for what you
will need for the next week or ten
days. You will find our seyrice the
best in the city.
ELPHoNZo YoUNGs COMPANY.
LES Ninth street. bet. ID and r.
OUR Omar
GGcea ZEE Nm Nm
EE MMMM
{ eG IS Fee MMMM
sss s5Sss ssss 4 Il 90 EER
sSs a ssss HHH o FE
sss auS ssss Il i 900 90 ZEE :.
Too much cannot be said In praise Of
our Great Gem" &C. 90 Hand-sewed
Shoes. Such a vast amount of comfort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-14

Canada should see that thiscountry does not
AAse to thank her Tor cholera - veil - China
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-14
TEE PAL.rs ROYAL.
A. Lis.er.
Corner 10Th st. and Pa. ave.
1928 HaxpKrRcHrErs.

o!eOurse there are fashions tn Handkerrhiefs, The
autumn Of 1892 marks a radical ehunge-eoyored
border Hundkerchiers ecmfno in again And.
too. thu 1929 season at the Psias Royal marks an
epoch in its history Direct aportat,on IN wholesale
quantities assure 'o~sr prices. or in other rords
better 9saifsiesfor the prices than before.
This Il no IDLE srssch of the rem. The Handler
chiefs are here-hundyeds ef thousands OF them.
lse--Here warranted pure linen HAndker-
eisfs for ladies and gentlemen Of quality never be-
for. sold al less shan . cents
13e.-Here are embroidered and scalloped- border
ladies Handkerchiefs the Ike Of which formerly sold
Of leand 25 cents.
Handkerchisfs up TO els each. But the end Of ths
column being reached only spac is left AJAX yoa
oall tomorrow. eornes 18th street and the avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-14

ny shrrwd piece % business strategy ne have
secured ~ dozen Alhuf'an B.ack sued. Gloves.
81 aEN,d soft. piiah,e quality. usually r,tailei
az - -. alta rrire a. w,ich VII cna,le us 90 eel
them AZ Sc g,sr 5air.
By FAR the h,s value In gloves NE ever rcmem-
l..r nfl.rlnr-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-14

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The MONUMENTAL
EARLY FALL
As indications point to early and very busy see.
son have taken time by the forelock and secured
our stock of
FINE MILLINERY. ctoAKs. HOSIERY.
GLOVES. &c.
We will exhibit and riace on sale
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
SEPTEMBER IS AND 1e.
Our importation Of choice and exclusive styles Of
PARIS HATS AND BoNNETs.
vELvETs. RIBBONS. FEATHERS AND MIL
merry ORNAMENTS
OF choice and exclusive styles.
COATS. WRAPS. BLAZER SUITS, MISSES
AND cHILDREN's WINTER JACKETS.
WINTER CLoAKs.
Assorted styles and sizes.
IMPORTED HOSIERY, FALL UNDERWEAR,
GLOVES. HANDKERCHIEFs. &c.
The MONUMENTAL
It, 937 AND $50 ST. NV
sssssssss4sss sssss.ssss4ssstsssss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-14

OH TIMERS "SH1nr TAX.
No need to have your shirts made to order.
while you no doubt regard made-to-order
Shirts as the best. it does not follow that you
cannot get perfect At otherwise
Our ''Invinciblss at S5c. 20 for e5-is with
out an sgual-at its price.
As 1t Is cut in i've different sleeve lengths TO
each neck sizs. At b assured ojc- sach-6
for oo.
"Ts rre Old 7smsrs"
s. b. Erhrnr s. JOS. III. IasrAsp.
Managers Branch BAlso. shist Fsetory.
sel< aaI athst n w.. near n. Y. ave. junction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-14

GLOVES. HANDKERCHIEFS. &c.
The MONUMENTAL
It, 937 AND $50 ST. NV.
stss.ss.s4sss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
n. A. Pools.
GRocER
CALIFORNIA PATENT Process
Flour.
GUARANTEED TO BE THE FINEST FLOUR
OFFERED ON THIS MARKET.
PRICE PER BARREL $500
QUARTER BARREL SACK. .$l.6O
ORreos ROLLER PROCESS
Flour
PRICE PER BARREL. $3.50
QUARTER BARREL sA, x.....Sl.5O
OswEGo PATENT FAMILY
Flour.
PRICE PER BARREL $500
QUARTER BARREL sAck......S1.35
Fancy sueAR-cunED HAMS ONLY
ii CENTS PER POUND.
Oh BELMA Pure RYE
WHISKY. DISTILLED ESPECIALLY
FOR MEDICINAL PuRposEs AND
is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY pRoMI-
NENT PHYSICIANS AS AN EXCELLENT
TONIC. So PER GALLON OR SOC.
PER QUART.
FANCY E1e1N CREAMERY Bur.
TER. ONLY 30 CENTS PER POUND.
Full CREAM CHEESE. l4o.
VERY BEST MIXED SOC.
HAvENnER,s CREAM CRACKERS. lie.
PEARL1NE. PACKAGES. .Z4c.
AMMONIA. FULL STRENGTH. &c.
IMPORTED MAccARoN1....... .l2c.
FRENCH PEAS. VERY SMALL. .ZOc.
ApR1coTs. HEAVY Strip. Beans. 6Oc.
QUAKER OATS. 5 PACKAGES. .5Oc.
BABBITT SOAP, 10 CAKES. .4Oc.
PRooroR & GAMBLE o1ErsE,
10 CAKES. .0UC.
SALMON. CANs.................Sl.UU
N. A. POOLE.
944 LOUISIANA AVE NV.
Special attention oiren to orders bv mail 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-14

NrIw MUSIC. TRANSCRIPTION or LOVES
~ Old Sweet Song. by frceinss Ode 70 Amertca.
6;d Fsss..- Nso. new 5 and i0c. nusic. HWY
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Cnrar.a,. Soaao, H..

clndr~n's Pas, Bin.S Ribbed Hose IN siy~-
10 10 inches. smallest 60 harvest. Gully 80. pr
pair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-14

These are not those ordinary Gold Band Cups and
Saucers You see everywhere; these impoi
tation thin china gold band. with gold lines on the
sides. They very rich looking The regular o. %
stock. Thursday, SIC. half dozen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-14
SILK FLAGS.

SIP silk FLAGS. l2lkc. each 2xa
12xIs silk Flags. 25c. each ~
24r36 Silk Flags SIC. each 3X-
32x4s silk Flagssl. beach 4 II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-14

Most conspicuous f,'r good value the ladies'
Blark and Peru Equ"strienne Pants. new -haI-,.
rihi'ed waist laad run with rfhhun. thershy
guaranteeing perfect Mt. 5lc. 0ic. and 7bc. I~r
pair sc. more ,oosid b. aons zoo much.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-14
Muslin FLAGS.

No. 5<..........l5c. dozen
No. 6.....-.....-20c. dozen
No. S........-..-30c. dozen
No. S............5Jc. dozen
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-08
ATTENTION, DEMOCRATS.

The Eleventh Congressional District
Getting Ready to OrRa uize
To the members of the congressional
democratic committees who reside In the
counties Of the Eleventh congressional
district: There being no democratic execu-
tive committee formally organized for the
Eleventh congressional district and no
chairman Of the executive committee OF the
old district resident ia this district, /, as
secretary of the democratic executive com
mittee OF the original First, now resident in
the Eleventh, congr esslonal district, hereby
request the members of the democrat
committees for the several counties COM
prislng the Eleventh district to meet me at
the court house in Jesup, Ga, at II O'Clock
a. m, Wednes lay, May Il, 1892, for the
purpose Of organizing an executive COM
mittee for said Eleventh district, and for
eleoting chairman thereof, and also for
the purpose of appointing a time and place
for the holding the democratic convention
to nominate a candidate for said district.
A. N. SMITH,
Secretary Of the Committee of the Old
First
1.-THE papers in the Eleventh district are
requested to publish the abovel
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-08
TO OPEN TIE STREETS.

The City to Condemn the Rights of
Way Through the Setter Properly.
The acquiring by the city Of the land Of
the Oglethrope Real Estate Company,
which is the ole Teynac tract, means,
Alderman Charlton said yesterday, the
opening through to the extended limits Of
the city, of Bull and East Broad streets and
all intervening streets, together with a
lateral street, fifty feet wide across the
tract.
The Teynac tract is south of Sellers Cons
cordia park and nothing can be done as to
the opening Of the streets until the rights
of way through that place can be secured.
This will have to be done by condemnation
as the price asked of the city is considered
exorbitant The legal process of condemna-
tion Of the necessary portion of Concordia
park will take place at an early day.
Bull street will be opened through to
Twelfth by DETECTING to the east Of the
Vernon road. This Will necessitate the
moving OF the toll house, which was the
cause OF the lawsuit between the city and
the Vernon company, beyond the limits,
otherwise the company will lie beat
out of its revenue, as all
people would have TO do would be to drive
along Bull to Twelfth street and then turn
into the Vernon road. This state of affairs
may bring about an amicable arrangement
bet Teen the city and the she'll road com
pany which will prevent the necessity of
DETECTING the line OF Bull street at all.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-08
CITY BRaVITLRo.

A meeting Of the lady relatives and
friends of the confederate veterans has been
called for next Monday afternoon at
knights of Pythias hall to organize a society
to aid in the celebration OF Memorial day.
Judge Ferril OF the court of ordinary
yesterday received a letter from Supt. Pow
ell IF the lunatic asylum announcing the
death Of Peter Collins, a colored lunatic,
sent up from here some years ago.
There is considerable complaint about the
obstruction Of the sidewalks in front of
grocery stores all over the city with bar
rels, boxes, chicken coops and other stuff,
and particularly by come of the grocery
stores on Drayton street,
The rapid rebuilding of the Quicken
heImer building at Bay and jefferson
streets, burned last September, is an evil
dence Of the way things are done 10 Savau-
nah now. The work of clearing away the
debris on the Site OF the burned building
was begun before the ruins were done
smoking and the walls of the new building
are now nearly completed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-08
THE SQUARES TO BE SAVED.
If Protest is Made the Council w.
RHf.,nn IL, a nn..l.la T.. a.

If Protest Is Made the Council VIII
Refuse the Double Track.
The action of the city council in stopping
the double tracking of the Abercorn street
squares by the City and Suburban railway
until the voice of the property owners
around the squares can be heard on the
matter, was the subject of much talk yes
terday.
A long petition Of protest, it is said will
be presented TO the council at it's meeting
Wednesday night, and this means that
there will be no double tracking of the
squares, as some of the aldermen who voted
for the City and Suburban night before
last say they will vote against it if the citi-
zens show by petition that they object.
Alderman Caun said he is willing TO vote
TO give the City and Suburban right to lay
its tracks around each side of the squares II
il will remove them altogether from the
squares. This, it is understood, is exactly
what the City and Suburban proposes TO
ask for, If its present plan is rejected.
But this may involve more entangle-
ments. The property owners who object
to the further marring of the squares
with railroad tracks will most
likely make vigorous kick
against having the road run directly in
front Of their doors in the narrow road ways
around the squares. Such an outcome is
not at all improbable, but one Of the board
of aldermen stated yesterday that IL the
City and Suburban asks for the use Of the
street each side of the squares it can hardly
be refused.
If compelled to remove the TRACES from
the squares, the City and Suburban will
have to bear all the expense itself, which IL
itself means the outlay of no iuconsiderable
sum Of money.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-08
FREIaHT AGENTS COMING.

The National Association to Nest IN
bavennah Next Month.
A. l. Talant of Cincinnati, contracting
freight agent of the Chicago and North
western railroad, is in the city arranging
for the visit to Savannah of the National
Association of Contracting Freight Agents
May q.
The association holds its annual meeting
at Cumberland Island on Monday, Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday, May %, "a, IS
and GO. On the afternoon of May % they
will leave on a special train for Savannah,
arriving here Friday morning. The party
will stop at the De Soto and the day will be
spent in seeing the sights, including, Of
course, a carriage drive around the city.
Late in the afternoon they will leave on
their special train for Birmingham via Ma
con and the Central railroad. A day will
be spent at Birmingham, from which point
the party Will proceed to New Orleans.
Mr.. Tallant says the National Association
of Contracting Freight Agents is a very
strong body of railroad men, the majority Of
its members being north of the Ohio river
though the membership is increasing largely
in the south.
There will be over 200 members in at
tendance upon the convention, he said. A
special train of five sleeping cars
will leave Cincinnati May 81 with
the northern and western members
of the association. Members will be present
from Atlanta, Macon, Rome, Chattanooga,
Memphis, Birmingham, New Orleans and
other southern cities. A party OF SAY annah
freight and passenger agents will probably
attend the convention. The agents will
have a special train throughout their entire
trip, with sleeping and dining cars.