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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-08

One Of the best dressed conventions Of men
ever held in this city began its sessions at Will
lard's this afternoon. II is the twelfth annual
convention OF the Custom Foremen Tailors' As.
ISOLATION of America. This seems at first
to"bc rather formidable name, but the men
that constitute the association are also a
very able and important collection. for they
are in way, the autocrass Of the tailoring
business.
They are not the ones, il is true, who make
out those pleasant little monthly accounts with
please remit" down at the bottom, but they
are the men who know where there are two
buttons on the back of tailed coat and why a
cutawav is cut away at just the angle it
is. Upon them falls the responsibility
OF deciding whether trousers shall be
eighteen inches or twenty inches around the
knee and whether the waistcoat shall be high or
decollete. After all they are the men who
more than any other, with the possible excep-
ton of the Prince of Wales.
set the styles in mems clothing. With
out their assistance and acquiescence
even the erstwhile king Of the dudes was a man
Of little power. for he could only suggest and
leave it to them to execute, and without the
seal Of their approval suggestions are likely to
fall fat and have small chance of ever becoming
"the proper thing"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-08
AROUND SURGEONS COFFIN.
The Crowd So Great i'm London That the II,
mains Were Taken to a Park

The Crowd So Great in London That the Re-
mains Were Taken to a Park.
LONDON, Feb. 8.-The body of Rev. Charles
H. Sturgeon arrived at New Haven this morn
ing. Over 1900 people in spite of the cold.
damp morning and early hour had there as
sembled to meet the remains of. the great
preacher.
Rev. Mr.. Lloyd, Congregational minister,
called the crowd to order and led in singing a
hymn. Forever With the Lord" The Rev.
Mr.. Smith (Wesleyan) then delivered prayer.
and the body was placed on the train and
started for London, where it arrived at 8
o'clock.
The relatives of the deceased and the officers
Of the tabernacle were on hand at the station
to receive the body and large crowd OF people
had also assembled. A plain hearse conveyed
the body to the tabernacle. followed by about a
dozen mourning carriages.
There was such immense crowd around
the tabernacle that it was found necessary to
take the body to the adjacent park, where the
people filed before the coffin and a number Of
clergymen delivered extemporaneou addresses
There no organized ceremony. however
The body was. then placed in the tabernacle.
where it will remain until Thursday, when the
funeral will take place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-08
IN WALL STREET TODAY.
Trading in Stocks Unusually Active-421 GO
Shares Transferred.

Trading In Stocks Unusually Active-421 GOO
Shares Transferred.
New York, Feb. 8-The trading in stocks
this morning was very active. with the prin-
cipal dealings. as on Saturday. in the coal
stocks. Reading was the feature and in the
first hour the trading in it
was enormous, 10000 shares chang
ing hands Its price climbed
rapidly and advanced on almost every
transaction. Although the activity in
the other coal shares we're not so marked as in
Reading the advance in that was more PRO-
nounced. Reading rose from 46 to 49,, Lack
awanna from 152i5 to 1877, Jersey Central from
l2515to 1881 and Delaware and Hudson from
1895 to 1905
The next most active stock after Reading was
Erie. Its price advanced from 3OX 10 32I<.
The railroad stocks and the trusts were
generally neglected during this large
movement in the co.!ers, but after the first
call they became more prominent the
buying OF the coal stocks having almost ceased.
Atchison. Ontario and Western and whisky
trust became prominent in the dealings. The
last named fell off from 49, to 47s1.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Feb: s.-1he Inquirer
says the rise in coal stocks is due to the opera
tons OF a syndicate of bankers headed by
Drexei d Morgan. now engaged In producing
and handling coal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-08
S1eHrLY IMPERFECT
HASD-EuBRolDrnED PunE LINEN
IIANDKERCHIEFS

We arc GLAD to re. them because they are
A'0h-edss goods. The in perfectiOEs are
very slight and TIE rr.ees small that we
sell them at ogis-A4,r and lees thda oEe-ha,f
shGt 'rc e1Hia ~ they 0sre 1leTfect. Every
Handkerchief is carefully inspected al the fac
tory IN Belfast and when the slightest bleiuish
h found the Handkerchief j, thrown aside.
The defects consist in a pin h0tc IA body If
tiHen. a dra,eH thread. a stitch dropped here
and there OF perhaps some other sight error
made By beginners in not following the pat
terms. &c You AL know pretty well what these
sales mean We think this will excel any we've
heretofore held
They have been div led into seven lots. Here
are the descriptions.
LOTS AND = comprise Fine. Sheer. ALL
linen Hand en- broidereti Handkerchiefs, seal
loYed and heInsti:ched. While all of these are
e1quisitely fne III texture many are mArveIs Of
artistic embroidery
75c. AND 81 90 EACH.
LOTS AND comprise All-linen Hand
embroidered Eandkerchiefs. some hemstitched.
others it'll scalloped edges-enabroidered in
White. Black and cOIors-
35e-. 3 FOR 81 90. AND Soc EACH.
LOTS = AND 9 comprise All-linep Hem
stitched Handberchie:s. fancily hand-embroid-
cred. PLAIN White in several widths of hens and
sslld B.acA borders.
I2.c. EACH AND Isc., u FOR sI.OO.
LOT comprises AIl-linen Hemstitched
Handkerchisfs. IN Plain White or with Black
or cOlOTed borders several widths of hens
l0c. EACH.
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COMPLAINS OF CAPT. BOURKE.
A Mexican Citizen Who will Bring His
Charges Before the state Department.

A Mexican Citizen Who will Bring His
Charges Before the State Department.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX. Feb. Sin a letter ad-
dressed to Gen. Stanley. Agnacio Romerez of
Camargo, but having ranch in Texas, charges
that Capt. J. C. Bourke in his recent expedi-
tions on the oath ultimo visited his
ranch, where his wife was made to
open the house. after which all the household
effects were gone through Romerez says that
his wife, with her baby in her arms, complained
to the soldiers and was further terrified by
Capt. Bourke threatening to burn the house.
Romerez claims tina: they were taken in Gus
tody and treated like prisoners and placed in a
guard house infested with vermin. He says
that he intends to bring his case before the
State Department through the Mexican gov
eminent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-08

Mr.. Benjamin +. Morsell, a resident Of the
District for over half o century. died at his res
idence, I'd aud A streets southeast. yesterday
afternoon. The deceased was Q resident OF Price
Georges county when . youth, and leaving
the grocers business, was for many years be-
fore the war = leading grocer on Pennsylvania
avenue, Louisiana avenue, 7th and 9th streets.
He was many years prominent an Odd Fell
low, and served several terms in the board Of
aldermen an common council.
He leaves a widow and three children. For
several years he has been one of the criers OF
the Supreme Court Of the District OF Columbia,
serving in the Equity Court For some months
past he had been sufferer from q disease of
the throat, which finally caused his death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-08

READY-MADE BEDwEAR
FOR VERY LITTLE MORE THAN The
MATERIALS WOULD COST YOU.
We are particularly well fortified in this direc-
ton Unusual attractions both IN LINEN and
COTTON AL the best brands of Cotton are
represented such well-kdOwn ones as these:
Fruit of the LOOM" ''wamsltta" Utica
~ y. Mills. !" Atlantic. - Mohawk valley"
''Pequot. lockwood. +" &c.
SO.ae early spring arrivals enable the follow
inE special Inducements:
loo PILLOW CASES, GOOD STRONG
MUSLIN SIZE 22+X :}6
-I2]4c. ZACH
1000 Fruit Of the Loom" Muslin Sheets.
double bed size
-79c. each
ONE LOT ALL-LISEN HEMsTITCHED
PILLOW CASES. SIZE 2251N3o
sic. a PAIR
Better grades at Ell. 81 10, s1-25. 1.5oto
e. -
All-linsn HsIastitched Bolster Cases
-sI.35 each
--Better GRADES at 81. 30 to s3a5 each
ALL-LINEN HEMSTIICHED SHEETS.
DOUBLE BED SIZE
-sI..JO A FAIR
Better grades at So. $3.50. So 80 to els
Pair.
An-linen Hemstitchei Sheets for single and
y betis-
-S5-JO and So 80 pair
The latest novelties are some fine Linen
Sheets. hand henstitched and embroidered.
size 2}sx.i4. Yards
500 and $50. 90 pair.
PILLOW AND SHEETING LINENS
~ anu A. inch Linens. 30. G25s and 7oc I'd
45irch Linens, 30, CO. 624 to SIZE ayd.
1Oineh Linens. GO. 30 and Soc. I'D.
J4-inch Linens. 40. SOC. and 81. Goa I'D.
a2-ineh Linens. 2. bed width. 81 % and Sl.25
ayd.
80 inch French Linens, sc. a I'd.
9Jinch French Linens, 90. and sl.OOayd
S-.-inch Irish and Belgian Linens. sLOO,
Sl.3J. 81 so and 81. - = yd-
sIECIAL-TEN PIECES flINCH BELGIAN
LINENS. soft, even and round thread usually
sold fOE &c. to sl-0O yard
-tf251 to 75c. a yd.-
VI lltA St building.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-08

The Presiden, today sent to the Senate the
following nominations:
Edward c. O'Bricn of New York, to be con-
missioner OF navigation, vice VIM. W. Bates,
resigned.
John E. Kcndrick OF Rhode Island, to be mar
shall OF the United States for the district of
l,hode Island
VIM. c. Woodhurst, IT,, Of New York, to be
Neb. '
Geo. H. Monk Of Idaho. to be agent for the
Indians OF the Lemhi agency in Idaho.
Richard Butler, to be postmaster at Clinton,
III
John E. Chatten, 10 be postmaster at Oxford,
Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-08

The Polsoner OF His Young Wife Denied .
New Trial
New York, Feb. s.-Carlyle W. Harris, who
poisoned his young wife on February /, 1891,
and who on last Tuesday was convicted of MUIR
der in the first degree, was this morning sem
fenced to death by Recorder Smyth the execu-
ton to occur during the week beginning March
Fl. A motion for a new trial was denied.
Harris counsel gave notice OF appeal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-08

Sales-Regular ca-12 O'Clock m: W. L. l. Cd,
g, 0a0 at leo Columbia Title Insurance 30 al g.:
pany, at los.
Government Bonds-U: y Is, registered, 19O,,
ll6L bid, llIh asked. u. s. Is, coupons, 1907
ll6J4 bid. llTA asked
district Of Columbia Bonds-Market stock. ys,
1882 currency, 1908 bid, "a asked. 2O-year fund,
g. 1922 gold loOh bid asked. 2O-year fund 5s 1899
gold, los bid = asked. Water stock, Is. cur
rency, 1901, l2lH pid,-asked. 3oyear fund cs gold
1907, 1iG bid, asked. Water stock. IS 1903, cur
rency. ll214 bid. Ia asked sNs, reg 2-ius. 1893
1901 loo bid. - asked
Miscellaneous Bonds-washington and George
town Railroad 1910, is, lol bid. asked.
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Converts
bic Is, lS5 bid, asked, Masonic Hail AS
Company, list Gs, lsS2-l9lI. 10 bid, - asked.
Washington Market Company imp. Gs li6 bid.
asked. American Security and Trust Com
fanlry lst mortgage ss 1904, 100 bid asked. Wash
ington Light Infantry eds vs. bid. lO1 asked Wash
nston Gas Company, series A, Is. l3o bid. - asked
Washington Gas Company, series Il, 6s 1870 bid
- asked. Washington Gas Company Converti-
bic Is, 1901, l3s bid = asked. lexington Railroad
IS. 9s bid. IS asked. Capitol and North Street
ropolitan Railroad Convertible 6s, lis bid, -
asked. U. S Electric Light Convertible S. lo9,6
bid ll2 asked. Anacostia Railroad 6s. lo2 bid.
mortgage 5s, s6A bid, l0l asked.
National Bank Stocks-Bank Of Washington 40
bid SO asked. Bank Of Republic. 100 bid. -
Al.
'3ul bid $40 asked. Farmers and Mechanics. 100
bid, - asked. Citizens i69s1 bid. 1874 asked Column
bia- $50 bid, - asked Capital, les bid. - asked
West End,lOl bid. los asked. Traders, - bid l2O
asked lincoln. 100 bid, l0l asked. Ohio, 100 bid
asked.
Railroad Stocks - Washington and Georgetown,
$50 bid $50 asked. Metropolitan, 100 bid. ITO
asked Capitol and North q Street, Il bid, -
asked lexington and Soldiers Home, 81 BID, -
asked Georgetown and TenIeytown, AN bid, IS
asked Rock creek. bid. - asked.
insurance stocks-Firenens s. ~ bid, 55 asked.
Franklin. - bid asked. National Union 49,. bid,
lSh asked. Corcoran, 81 bid, - asked. Columbia,
16E bid, II asked. Potomac, 20 bid. 30 asked.
Riggs, ~ bid, asked. Peoples, Did, - asked
Lincoln, 81. bid. - asked Commercial. bid 5A,
asked. Arlington, lSO bid, 1876 asked metropolitan,
10 bid, So asked.
Title Insurance Stocks--Real Estate Title, 1870
bid l56 asked Columbia Title ca bid, "a asked.
Gas and Electric Light Nasaington Gas
1875 bid, - asked. L. S. Electric Light, 40 bid,
$50 asked. Georgetown Gas, IS bid. asked.
Telephone Stocks-Chesapeake and Potomac, Sc
bid. 30 asked. -.IneIican Graphophone, 81 bid, SN
asked Pennsylvani Is bid, - asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks-N ashingtOn Market Com
pany, 10 Did, Is asked. Great Fails Ice Com
pany, l26 bid, - asked. bull Run Panorama
Company, - bid, - asked. Pneumatic Gun Car
riage, u bid, asked. Interocean Building Com
pany. - bid 50 asked
safe deposit and Trust Companies - Washing
ton Loan and Trust Company, los BID, l07
asked. American Security and trust Com ,ail, :.
los bid. lOsH asked Washington Safe Deposit
Company, l07 bid, 1l6 asked
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WAITING Fon You.
' W WE HAVE NOT HAD A DOUBT THAT

W W WE HAVE NOT HAD A DOUBT THAT
W WV WV you would be Just carried away
W W with our selection of EMBRoID
ERIEs We do pick with an understanding of your
tastes-don't we: We know pour wan,s-and SCI
nearly everything that put into the marketso 4. ia
not hard for US to strike balance"
is concerned it is going to be forward spring.. Why
nots We have rot these pretty temptations here-you
know you going to have use for them-and you
Nigh, Just as well have what advantage there is in
first choice because sparing the quantity OF
each kind. More kinds is our forte. Many pattern
show Is denied to every else here but You
Ike IL better in matters trnng trim
minss.
The LIS. OF arrivals has srown within week. Every
unique effect. Next time you in this vicinity
into gallery 0: practical srt"and let show
you the masserpieces-iust for the sake Of seeing
even If you don't want to buy yet awhile.
NARROW CAMBRIA EDGEs-with in
sertion to match-all new &c. &c, &C.. Sc.
and Joe a yard. MEDIUM WIDTHS
l2tc to 25c yard
CAMBKIC EMBROIDERIES-25c. to
SI.5Oa yard
NAINSOOK EMBROIDERIEsa and SWISS
EMBkOIDERIES cost popular prices
here, as usual
NAINSoOK. SWISS and CAMBRIA IN
SERTING. in Patterns to match tGe En-
broideries-IOc. to 81 % yard.
CAMBRIA, NAINSOOK and SWISS
DEMIFLOUNCINGS-l to IA inches
deep-31Kc TO 81. 2o yard.
MISSES FLOUNCINGS-21 inches deep
.n' noo ~. anu ~. a, 70 a, ~ -
Two different effects in 45-INCH
worL -Lardsor,o n,t,srns for infan,s,
dresses-soc- and 81 ayard.
INGs-45 inches wide and coming in az.
SaTa lengths. ~
BROIDERY with a 6-inch-wide scalloped
aiO..lu 'ne ,1I nI-Sp 1,.nnn
cry. hemstitched with Irish point lace in
One STYLE of ALLrOyER EMBROIDERY-
hemsntched with irisn point lace l. inches
One style Of HEMsTITCHED DRAWN
, Win eiiio''sea 'i'"ers sDo'e-s'''o
The regular 45-inch FLOCNCINGS in
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81; ,shainlss AND kAckiNG your lungs and throat
with rasplng cough Is hut poor pO.icy. Rather
cure yourself with Dr. u. Jayne's Expectorant an
excellent remedy FOR asthma and bronchttis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-08
WE CANNOT EXPLAIN

WE CANNOT EXPLAIN
How man gains a pound day by taking an ounce a
day of SCOTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL
it happens sometimes.
1t is food that he can digest; understand that.
But it must be than food to give more than
the whole of itself.
He has been losing flesh because he did not get from
his food the fat he needed. SCOTS EMULSION
sets his machinery working again.
Shall send you book on CAREFUL LIVING!
Free.
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. 1a2 South 9th ave-
nue. New York.
Your druggist keeps scott's Emulsion OF Cod Liver
oil-all druggists everywhere do. 81.
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wELL-DREssED MEN.

The Convention of the Custom Foremen
Tailors' Association of America.
THE MEN WHO MAKE THE STYLES OF CLOTHES
MEN wEAR-oFTIcERs AND DELEGATES Rx-
PEcrED TO BE PREsKST-A UNIQUE ExuIBI-
TON AND CONTEST.
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PARDoEED. The President has granted par
don in the case Of John Eicher, convicted in Mis-
souri, of counterfeiting and sentenced in October
last to one years imprisonment.
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Baltimore Markham

BALTIMORE, Feb S.-Flour actiye-western
super, al0a?.50; do. extra, 86oa4.l5: do. family,
4.4os4. 76-receipts 10,l40 barrels: shipments SIS
barrels; sales, 2,6O6 barrels Wheat weak-No 2
reG spot, L0lal.UlA; February, L0lal. Ol u; March,
1.0lKal.Ol1; May, LOlzal.C2: steamer, No. 2
red, 9S-receipts, 1918 bushels; stock, sO7,2si
bushels; sales, 1lS,O00 bushels. Southern wheat
easy -Fultz. s5al.O3; LOngberry, s7al.aa. Corn
inactive and lOwer-inXed spot, 5Oka5yss: Feb
ruary, 60Aa50E; March, 50a5OA: April. soy: Nav
81 asked steamer mixed, 4Sa4SI,-receipis, 49,
2S7 bushels; shipments, l16,Sl3 bushels; stock
1,642,7o2 bushels; sales, 72,UO0 bushels Southern
corn steady-white, 4Ia5v; yellow, 47a5O Oats
strong at steady prices-NO. white western 3sX
a39: No. mixed western, 3IaY7k-receipts s. 900
bushels; stock, Ss,4S1 bushels. Rye nrmer-No. 2
sY-receipts, 1885 bushels: stock, ss,ll4 bushels
Hay steddy-gOOd to choice timothy, 70. 5Oal Is 90
Grain freights-steamcr to Liverpool, per bushel,
ID; Cork for orders, per quarter 8s.; cotton per
pound, 3516d.; -four, per ton, In sacks, is shhngs
Cotton nominal-middling, N. Provisions steady
and active, unchanged. Butter weak-creamery,
fancy, 30: do. fair to choice, xSa29; do imitation
25a2t ladle, fancy 31a25; do good to choice YOa2s
rolls me, ~ do. fair to good l0a2l; store-packed
l5al9. Eggs scarce-S0 Coffee strong-KiO car
goes, fair, II: nominal, IAN. Sugar steady
graduated unchanged. Copper steady--renned,
l0sl. Whisky steady-l.2A Peanuts-Vifginia
nand-picked milled, Ska4x; Virginia farmers, ak
aSA: North Carolina farmers, IN ASK.
BALTIMORE, Feb. S-virginia threes, T2xa7sI;
baltimore and Ohio stock, 9axas7; Northern Cen
tral stock, Is asked; baltimore and Ohio south
western nrsts 102k bid; do. first incomes, 12aI5:
do third incomes, . bid: Consolidated gas bonds,
liz bid; do. stocks, 50k bid.
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sArrrr oF ruE.rrRs.
A MUNICIPAL brupixa.

The six-stogy brick block ON Main street
Springfield. Mass. occupied by the Birnie
Paper Company WAS Quilted by Are YESTERDAY
morning. The loss will reach nearly go OaO
The large iron works OF Hugh ketchum A
CO. at Haughville, Ind. were almost COM
pletely destroyed by FIRE. great deal Of he
government work is done there. Loss. ESQ
coo.
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Abls Vauscoy Was struck IN the neck with
an Al, ct Kearns, Randolph county, W. Va,
saturday BY his son-inJikw, Who attempted 70
shoot him. vauseoy's bead 60 nearly cut Of.
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HE BEsr

TIE BEsr
Remedy for colds coughs and the common disorders
of the throat and lungs Ayers Cherry Pectora is uni.
versally recommended by the profession. It breaks
mp tine rhlegm. soo.hes Inflammation. allays painful
symptoms and induces repose. In bronchitis and
pneumonia it affords speedy relief and unrvaled
q prompt and effective
EMERGENCY MEDICINE
In Group. sore throa. ard the sudden pulmonary dis
eases to which young children are so liable
ayers Cherry Pectoral has had wonderful effect
in curing my brothers children of a and dan
gerous cold. 1t truly astonishing how speedily
they found relief and were cured after taking this
preparation. Miss Annette n. Moen. Fountain.
MINI.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver Il Co.. Lowell. Mass.
PROMPT TO ACT. SURE TO CURE
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Fire Saturday destroyed largo business blocks
on Elm street, Manchester, N. T., and badly
damaged two other blocks The damage q
estimated at $4,000.
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Marriage IIcenees,

Marriage licenses have been issued BY the
clerk of the court to Cornelius D. Kenney Of
Baltimore. Nd, and Fannie A. FAINT; Amos ".
Hart and Lottie A. Hart
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DlsrRIcr IN coNaRKsA
PUBLIC cuAnrrfEs.

fthilc CuAkfriEs.
saturday next 1880 q N, the Houee eo0-
nistee on appropriation viii hear shose per-
sons interested In appropriations for public
charities
REPORTS on RArLRoAD Bu1a
Adverse report on the cross-,own railroad
bill was made today from the Dis,ric, commit.
tee by Senator Mcmillan.
Senator HlgginN from the District commit
tee, reported favorably the ball ITO amend an
act making appropriations 90 provide FOE the
expenses OF the government OF the District"
Favorable report was also made by Senator
Faulkner ON the bill 90 vest the title OF public
square ll02 in the trustees of the Fourth street
NJ. Z. Church.
Salty oF TuE.TERs
The Vice President today presented 10 the
Senate the report % the District Commission
ere ON the condition Of exits from theaters and
puohc halls m the city This report was
printed IN Tax SrAR several davs AGO In their
letter OF transmittal the Commissioners rxpres.
their Willingness 20 have speedy exnminatiou
made OF churches IL the Senate deems suoh
examination necessary
MUNICIPAL nrupixa
Senator Mcmillan today introduced n I'M
providing Tor the erection OF a mupieipsl
building tor the District on tie reservation in
front OF the Center Markst. the cost of the
building not 20 exceed S6O0 COO A present an
preparation Of Sl50OO0 lie asked for. Accom-
panyiEg the bill was tho letter published else
where.
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0ovERsulzxs REoE1rn ropAy.-Iutesnal rey
enue. ea67, 665; customs. el,l6s,lla
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Nj NO. WlNSLOW'o SOOlhiN6 SAdCP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES The
CHILD. sOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN.
CURES WIND COLO. and is the best remedy fol
D1AhkHEA Sold by Druggists in every part of the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing
syrup" and take no other kind. 20 cents a bottle.
d3l-ly
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Chicago Markets,

CHICAGO, Feb. {closing,. : Wheat - Feb
rusry, $; Nay. slk. Corn February, Ah;
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MAkflfIln
IpIfIp

HARr.HARr, On Felru.Ty 8 1892 by Rev. DR..
both Of Washington.
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HE FIRsr Durr

LIE FIRsT Duty
NATURALLY THE PRINCIPAL CARE OF EVERY
HOUSEKEEPER IS TO PROVIDE COMFORT
ABLE AND INVITING HOME FOR HERSELF
AND FAMILY. TIME WAS WHEN WEALTH
ALONE COULD SECURE THIS. CASH HOUSES
RULING WITH IRON HAND AND ExACTING
THE LAST FARTHING IN ADVANCE.
OUR
EQUITABLE
CREDIT
SYSTEM.
CONFIDING ALONE IN THE HONOR OF OUR
PATRONS. Is NOW RECOGNIZED AS THE Bull
wARK OF THE PUBLIC. ASSISTING THEM TO
WEALTH IN EXCHANGE FOR SMALL PoR-
TON OF THEIR WEEKLY OR MONTHLY saw
INGs WITHOUT INCREASED EXPENSE TO
THEM AND WITH LITTLE OR NO BURDEN TO
ANY BUT OURSELVES.
BEAUTY AND NOVELTY GREET THE EYE ON
EVERY SIDE OF OUR PARLORs, WHICH ARE
REPLETE WITH
FURNITURE.
CARPETS.
DRAPERIEs.
MATTINGs.
STOVES.
BABY CARRIAGES AND WORKS OF ART.
HOUSE HERRMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES.
e17. 919 921 AND 923 9TH ST,
fss 636 MASS. AVE. N. W.
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New York today, where he went to meet Nilsson
Rodman wauamaker who returns from Europe.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Name.

The following the opening and closing prices OF
the New York Stock Market, rerorted by special
wire TO CorsOn and MacartEey, lIlg street