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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-09
GYMNASIUM Goops.
IN MEMS DEPARTMENT.

Everything the tumblers and wresters need in
the clothing line. Gymnasium hXinss Of all sorts
for Man Boy.
Mems worstcd Tights. navy blue and black.
heavy weight, length from waist covering the feet
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Actually worth $i.I5
Mems Worsted Tights, navy blue and black,
heavy weight. knee length. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mems worsted Tights, navy blue and black,
light weight. length from waist covering the feet
Actually worth rs.
Mems Worsted Tights, navy blue and black.
light weight. knee length Actually worth $500.
Youths Worsted Tights. navy blue and black.
light weight, length from waist covering the feet.
Actually worth $50
Youths worsted Tights. navy blue and black,
light weight, full length. Actually worth $3.50.
Boys Worsted Tights, navy blue and black,
light weight length from waist covering the feet.
Actually worth 50. %.
Boys Worsted Tights, navy blue and black.
light weight, knee length. Actually worth $2.2o
Mems Calf Gymnasium Shoes. Observation-Disclosures.
Actually worth 700.
Mems Canvas Gymnasium Shoes. ...............
Actually worth S5c. to 81. 20.
DIST floor. .lOO9 st. door,
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CHINA DEPARTMENT.

The arrival of nearly every foreign steamer
adds to our stock of Fine Imported China Ware
The newest things among the late corners
Dessert Plates, genuine Carlsbad china hand.
smely decorated. Actually worth 1Oc
cracker Jars. genuine Carlsbad china, floral
decorations Actually worth Soc
China Oyster Plates decora ted. Actually worth 25c
Actually worth 25p,
Souvenir Tea Pot Stands. -. Actually worth 25c
china Cuspidors, decorated. Actually worth soc
Dlnner Sets, lO2 pieces, finest Carlsbad china
rich hand-panted decorations, six styles
....;.....: Actually worth $50.
Ice cream Sets. IL pieces, finest Carlsbad china,
handsome decorations. Actually worth So 25
toth noor 10th st. bldg }
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COOP VALUES In INFANTS Dept.

Long Christening Cloaks. full sleeves, cape, hand
finished. heavily lined, deliberately trimmed with
white silk embroidery. Actually worth $500
Better Quality Cashmere Long Coaks, elaborate
ly trimmed with hand embrOideries full cape fin
ished with ribbon ties. Actually worth $500
COlored Short Coats, neat plaids Of gray, TAM
slate and red high, full sleeves, deliberately trim
med around neck and sleeves with gilt plaid
braid finished ut collar with heavy plaid silk rib
bon to match, heavily lined throughout.
Actually worth $780,
I'D floor. 10th st. buildlngD
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In JAPANESE DEPARTMENT.

We have Just opened five bales Of SELECTED
JAPANESE RUGS, which We have marked at very
low prices They made Of cotton and jute
Cby hand, closely woven. and are very durable.
Principally light, pretty colors, in attractive de-
signs that typically japanese.
One bale. Size 2x4 feet. Actually worth SLIT.
One bale. Size 21axi feet. Actually worth ST.
One bale. Size 3X6 feet. Actually worth 81. rs
One bale. Size sx1O feet. Actually worth $1,000.
CHINESE SACRED LILY BULBS, q fresh i'm
porta tiOn. Actually worth 1Oc. each, 81 doz
100 Umbrella Jars, blue and white, Sedji and
Imari decorations. Actually worth 81. ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-09
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

HOSTS OF TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS
AND BONNETS-the freshest, prettiest styles and
patterns from Paris and from our work rooms-at
prices which We pleased to place in COMPARE
son with any others. Our Millinery Department
contains the fine and medium class Of goods
equaling I'm style the best in America-and upon
these desirable lines We quote always the lowest
prices.
womens and Girls Trimmed Sailors. ..........
Observation-Disclosures. Actually worth SOC.
Cloth and Satin-covered Sailors, black and white
only .Actuahy "ofth 'oe'
Women's Untrimmed Felts, in all the proper
colors. Actually worth 45c. and 75c.
women's French Felts. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
............... Actually worth $1.25 and $3.50.
Fancy Feathers. assorted colors. ...............
......................Act Actually worth 10c. bunch
I'D floor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I'd annex
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CUTLERY DEPARTMENT.

pair Wade & Butchers Finest English
Razors in a Morocco case. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Actually worth $500.
Razor Homes. Actually worth 81. 80 and $500.
Hercules Corkscrews Actually worth 25c.
Kitchen Knives. Actually worth Zoe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-09
Wonders
I'm Dress Goods.

III II ERE on ALL SIDES-NEw
designs, new colorings, new
III Kids. new combinations and
creations from the looms of the
world. We have gathered this seasons
show" from everywhere. and we con-
slider that, beyond doubt. we can give
you more quality for every cent you
sperd than you've ever known. Today
We speak Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-09
Opr1cAL DEPARTMENT

thermometers, tin back. 900. Actually worth To
thermometers wood back. Actually worth ooc
, keading Glasses Actually worth 81 and 81
llSt noor annax \
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Clock DEPARTMENT.

Onyx Clocks. eight-day movement catbeira,
gong, striking hours and half hours -
Marbleized Iron Clocks, eight-tlay movement
strike hours and half hours Actually worth 81 *
octagon Wall or Office Clocks, eight-day move
10Th nOOr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. iOth Of na't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-09
Cur CRYSTAL DEpARrmrxr

Cuttings from all the leading manufacturers
Prices as low as can be found, qualities con
sidered. ~
Richly cut Tumblers. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Actually worth 1918 doz. up
Richiy cut Water Bottles. Actually worth 50 up
Richly cut Bonbon Dishes. Actually worth 81 "a
Richly cut Salt Cellars. Actually worth ST doz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-09

To introduce all Of our departments
20 your notice we are Offering special
bargaim." Of which the following are
few:
Black Cheviot Jackets, worth 81,
only .----.-..-.-.--....... .....~~.>S
Ladies' Beaver Cloth Goats. worth
S12-5o. only. $lo-oo
Ladies' Beaver Cloth Jackets.
worth $3.50, only $3.50
Kersey Cloth Jackets, worth $50.
only -.~~S<~
Black Broadcloth Capss. worth SIS.
Black Plush Cape. wcrth $125. only seq
Misses Black Chevfot Refers,
worth $3.50, only. -
Chfldren's Fine English DiaognA Long
Cloaks-
N IL
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Special Drives
I'm Furniture And
Upholstery Goods
Quoted For Today
.COmt'd Tomorrow,
At The Globe,
1910 L C NyXv
1909 + ST. NV.
Lowest Prices
Ever Named For
Similar Qualities,

DoNT SKIP AN ITEM:
4s-in. oolored Madras. large colored
b.a.iA rings and spots embroider-.- -
hne cloth Regular price. cc21,
per yard-.-...-..--..... - l. u
800 Notified Chenille Table Covers firing
ed Our price, $i.0o. E(l-
-...................... OOo.
DOWN CUSHIONS.
Reg. price. Monday.
1sxls-in...... ........si.00 SOS
sApin ................ l.2 30
<-ko-in..--..--- --..... l-oo 1-1o
z4xZs-in......-.. $500. 100 l-5s
i25 pairs Chenille Curtains. frineed top
and bottom. wide dado and valance.
full length and width. Regular
price. $500 pair $500
200 yds. silkaline-covered Pillows. Reg
u'ar price ''e' 300
10 pcs. so-in. oolored Madras. Regular
price 'ss $50 50o
200 pcs. siikaline. Just arrived. newest
designs and colorings. TX.
day. per yard. Aoo
LACE CTTE ETsIss..
wi Aact NaTNAiI sioux ~ cOfuplt wv
weak spot k there 10 Il.
Everything new-cverything the m
est. Not merely sample pairs
but dozens aud dozens OF even
the richest. Nottinghams. Madras. slk.
Swiss Tambour Irish Points. Brussels.
Louis NV. Arabian effects. etc.. rang
Ing In price from Csc. to 1915.
Solid Oak High-back Chair, cane al
seat worth u 30 IN II
Solid Oak. Hirh-back Rocker. cane-ssat
worm ... .1n.. Sl.60
Solid Oak. Hieh-hack Dining Chair.
highly polished Worth s.75. G1
..........-.....----..-.O A
Large Reed Rockers. 18th century
finish. ... worth s..so. 1925
| .
Handsome Corner Chains. upholstered In
s %Sfss IS ane Wilton .. rug: S4.75
Elegant Gilt Reception Chairs. fancy
80. rush seat: worth $780, $4.75
CHHssssBBEERR S yEETrEs
L eeAfo Jun S-1A1utE caAtccs EfeucI UlA&f
mirror. Worth s25 GlQ,S
1 -..----..---.. Va Os ~
Solid Oak Chamber Suite. highly polish
| cd. French bevel plate mirror IN drsss-
:! Worth 5000 $2l.5O
Solid Oak Chamber Suite. highly polhh-
ed and richly carved. cbevsi dresser.
| 1sx4o bevel Taate mir OBJ Sn
| ror. Worth $50. lay % .OO
| Handsome Carly 9irch Chamber Suite.
| neatly carved 32x34 in. Frcnch b<vel
s s.s. "'''G iay. .. worm $3.50
L -
Elegant Massive Chartered Oak Chamber
Suite. highly polished and Handsomely
curved. 3ik36 French bevel piate mir
| ror. Worth SIS. ---- oS1
/ day ..-.--...-----.--. S'cSsSS
SE EDEBosRBs:
| Han some SOLID OAK EIDE
' o. :ay , wor'A slsoo. $l2.75
4
| Solid Oak Sldebaard- Gle IN
Worth $3.50. dry sCIO.oO
/ -
Sold Oak Sidci,aard- COO S0
1 Worth $50. lay. s'SS.OO
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PRESSED GLASS DEpARrMrxr

Fine Polished Tumblers. Actually worth 35c ,loz
Thin Blown Tumblers. Actually worth Soc doz
Engraved Oil or Vinegar Bottles ............
IA
Jelly Dishes s:x-inch. Actually worth 10
Jelly Dishes eight-inch. -. Actually worth loo
decorated syrup Jugs. Actually worth lie
Ruby Colored Pitchers, two-quart size ~
Actually worth SOC
lot of odd Glasses. Actually worth 5c
CPai axe Rates ......... Actually worth DC
Cniiurens Glass Mugs. Actually worth Sc
vinegar or Milk Jars. marked with graduat ed
Actually worth PIC
PITCHERS, hand-painted decoration. .....
;s. a. Actually worth 81 IS
V'" hooi ''''............... 10Th st. bldg
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ices-sa75 $3.50 s7-25 ss 90 ss.75 sa5
Storm Serge Suits. worth $40. only...$s
Novelty Suits, worth from 81
to $42 80. only. ..--..-...$Is AID W
sc. Gold and Silver Hair Pins .--bc
Doc. Shell Hair Pins. amber and
Llack. per doz- ...-..-1be
25c. Gun Buttons. Is attractive de-
signs
Ladies' <-but. Kid Gloves, worth
81. only ..-..-Ioc- p"
<-but- Pique Real KID Gloves,
worth $50. only. 10 pair
Sin Satin and eros GRIN Ribbon.
worth Soc. only. .SSc- yard
AT-silk Moire Ribbon, worth 16c-
and zoe, only .loc yo-u
Ladies' All-linen Henstitched and
Embroidered Handkerchiefs. worth
&c, lie, for 800
Plain White Linen Initial Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, worth
Sc, only.
Mems Arl-nnen Initial HAMMER
chiefs, worth 25c., only........--As
Ladies' Un,aundered All-linsn In
itial Hernstitched Handkerchiefs.
worth 15c-. -..lz1se
100 dozen Windsor Scarfs. worth
sc. only. lie. FOR 10
Ladies' Guaranteed Fast Black
Hose, worth 25c., only. 80. .19c. pair
Ladies' Isle Thread and Cotton
Hose, plain and ribbed, worth
Soc, only -osc- peU
Children's Warranted Fast BLACK
Ribbed Hose, worth 30, only -1oe. padR
Children's Fine English Fast Black
Ribbed Hose. worth from SO to
&C., only ...--.--.-..--...--toc- p1N
Fine Silva O. p. Corsets, worth.
II -
Black C. p. Corsess. colored stitch
ing, worth s.. IS. only. -$xW
Fine White C P. Corsets. worth
S3-75, only-....-.--.--...-.-.
Fine 15-in- Black Silk Laces. worth
$3.50, only. LIS yard
1000 papers Of Pins. per paper.......1s
iOc. Covered Dress Stesla, al
lengths, per dozen.
200 yards Spool Blasting Cotton.
black and white per DOZEN. ..--...1oe
Csc. Skirt Yoke..-.
lOc. rolls Of Toilet Paper, rolls
for-...--...-. .--------.....------e
Zoe. Curling Irons.-----.--...---
15c. Tooth Brushes.
sc. Tortoise Shell Baby Brushes..---15
An IS, 20 and sc. sponges.-----...10c
Soc. Hair Brushes.
SOC. Puff Boxes, different styles. .---.40c
l5c. whisk Brooms. .-.-.-.....--.10e
15c. Leather Purses. -.--..-...-...1c
25c- Vienna Purses.
All Soc. Pocket Books. opening
days--...-.-. ...-...--.....---.
b0c. Comoination Card Gases, "opsn-
ing days.....--..---....-
All 35c. Extracts, all odors-
IL o. Deletrez Extracts, worth zoe. .40e
Toe. Soaps. Opening days. 7c.; for 80
zoe. Soaps, Opening days"
Ladies' Ribbed Balbriggan Vests.
high neck and long sleeves, worth
Sc. only..-.-.-..-----....-.
Ladies' Fine Balbrisyan Vests,
high neck and long sleeves, with
pants 20 match, worth &c., only. .e9o
Fine Swiss Ribbed Natural Wool
Vests, Natural Wool Pants to
match, worth 81. only 800
Fine Hand-painted China silk Fans,
worth II. only ....--..-.......-.-75o
Fine All-silk Elastic Carriers, worth
&c, only. Soc. pair
Fine Gloria Umbrellas. worth SIS.
only-..----- Csc
Extra Fine Gloria Umbrellas, worth
SITS, only..-..-............-. $50
Black An-silk Sun Shades, worth
Sl.Io, x1-5O
Ladies' Print Wrappers. sizes Ss.
40. A and "A, worth 81, only.
Novelty and Plain Cashmere Wrap
pers, worth $3.50. only. $500
ladies' Black Cloth Waists, worth
*4oo, only. $3.15
Elegant Eiderdovn Dressing Sack,
with vests. worth $3.50. only. $500
100 Knit worsted Skirts. all colors,
worth S1-2S. only-----.>-.N 800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-09
CELEBRATED .RACCAR.T,, Cpv

In a variety of etchings and plain We have
made a radical reduction from the former prices
ordinary glass. ~
(4th floor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10Th ct hu,a,r, ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-09
Black Goods.

We've just come into possession of
lob lot" as II were. and while the
goods hold out they'll go at these prices.
which i'm every case are about ONE
THIRD LESS than what the goods would
easily bring:
Crepe Novelties, 40 inches wide.
rs CENTS YARD.
Black Stripe Chevrons, 80 inches wide,
75 CENTS YARD.
Fancy Stripe Serges, 40 inches wide.
20 CENTS YARD.
Brocade Serges. 30 inches wide,
IS CENTS YARD.
Stripe Novelties, 40 inches wide,
$1.00 PER YARD.
Stripe Novelties, 40 inches wide,
70 CENTS YARD.
Handsome Plaid Novelties, AZ inches wide,
Sl.OO FER YARD.
Priestley's Cancels Hair, 40 inches wide,
$1.25 A YARD.
Priestley's Cancels Hair, 10 inches wide,
$1.3S A YARD.
Priestley's Cancels Hair Serge, 20 inches,
11.3 A YARD.
And many other selections.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-09
A
Big Success.

The store has been thronged today
with delighted lockers and many eager
buyers
The ladies' know that an opening Of
Coats, Capes, Cloaks and Suits here
means the largest and richest display Of
these garments ever made In Washing
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-09

Our manufacturers have outdone them
selves IN getting up Novelties" In
Coats and Capes. for We have never dis
played such stylish garments before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-09

No other house DOES-EyER DID-or
ENER WILL sell such STERLING QUAIL
TIES at such LOW PRICES as WE quote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-09
PIERCE'S

Monday, October ., 1893.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-09
Rare Prices
ON Furniture

Exist here this week. The importance of
our prevailing Furniture Prices seems to
grow In power daily. Unexpected adyan-
tages are in store for all this weeks Wis
itors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-09
Book Cases..

$l2 Solid CHARTERED Oak Book
Cases, polish finish, with
glass doors and 4 shelves.
This week.
SO Solid Oak Open Book
Cases, with one drawer and
adjustable shelves. This
week ..........
$40 CHARTERED Oak Book Cases,
with double glass doors, one
large drawer. adjustable
shelves and French bevelei
plate mirror at top. This
week .............
$22 Combination Desk and
Book Case, solid oak. This
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-07-01
THE LATEST.

THE village of Augusta, Calhoun
county, Mich, having a population of
600, was wiped out by fire, which start
ed about o'clock in Church's bakery
from an overheated oven:
SIR LOTHIAN NICHOLSON, governor OF
Gibraltar, is dead.
A CORRESPONDENT of the New York
Herald says that the end of the pro
visional government is near and that
Queen Liliuolalani will be reinstated.
SILVER went down another penny at
London on the 3Sth.
A RUMoR was current in the treasury
at Washington that Mexico contem-
plated stopping the free coinage of sill
YER.
The Atlanta, Ca. chamber of COM
merce has petitioned the president to
call congress together Immediately to
discuss the finances.
YALE defeated Harvard and Column
bia in the boat race at New London,
Conn. 1t was Yale's third consecutive
victory.
The result of the fight between con-
victs and guards at Folsom, Cal, is
three men dead and one fatally wound
ed. One of the Sontags was the leader
of the outbreak.
AT the Homestake mine at White
wood, S. D., trench caved in and six
men were killed by being buried under
the earth.
A QUESTION has been raised as to
whether Gov. Altgeld, of Illinois, has
ever been properly naturalized.
SECRETARY CARLISLE announces that
he intends to do all in his power to
carry out the provisions of the Geary
act and deport some of the Chinese.
NEAR breckenridge, Tex, masked
men attempted to rob San Antonio &
Arkansas Pass train. Fireman Martin
was shot to death. One of the robbers
was captured by the fearless conductor.
ANOTHER movement is on foot at New
York Tor Reading reorganization.
SERIOUS charges of discrimination
have been filed against a number of
roads entering Chicago by local mer-
chants.
AT Atlanta, Ga, Miss Julia Force
was declared not guilty of the murder
Of her two sisters, Miss Florence and
Miss Minnie Force. This result was
reached under the conviction that Miss
Julia Force was a monomaniac on the
subject of her ill-treatment by her
family. She now goes free as she has
not been lawfully declared lunatic.
CHOLERA advices from Mecca show
that there were 900 deaths from the
disease in that city on the 96th., This
is the largest number yet reported dur
ling the present epidemic
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-07-01
German
Syrup"

My niece, Emeline Hawley, was.
taken with splitting blood, and She
became very much alarmed, fearing:
that dreaded disease, Consumption.
She tried nearly all kinds of medi-
cine but nothing did her any good.
Finally she took German Syrup and
she told me it did her more good.
than anything she ever tried. It:
stopped the blood, gave her strength
and ease, and a good appetite. /
had it from her own lips. Mrs.
Mary A. Stacey, Trumbull, Conn.
Honor to German Syrup. q.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-07-01
-UE SOUTH.

FIRE in East Nashville, Tenn, among
the mills and lumber yards did $4,000
damage.
THE daughter of Rev. S. II. West
brook, of Howard county, Ark, was
drowned and purse containing $1,000
lost while he and his family were try
ing to ford n stream
THE officers of the weather bureau Mt
Charleston. S. c., reported as some OF
the strange condolences of the recent
earthquake that it.occurred simultane-
ously with the beginning of the summer
solstice, the entrance of the sun into
the zodiacal sign of Cancer near the
first quarter of the moon and VIXEN the
tide was food.
AsHI.Y APPERLY, of Louisville, KY,
has been elected grand ruler of the
Elks.
De. r. p. GORDON, Of Hebron, K-.,
who was jolted out of cable car in
Chicago, while asleep, died Of his in
juries.
The Rescue crevasse near New Or
leans will cause loss of 100000.
A BIG strike of coal miners in Ala
bama is threatened,
ONE death has occurred from yellow
fever on the Satilla river in Georgia,
and every precaution has been taken to
prevent its spread.
THE 9th was the fifth day of Sc.
we're hot spell at New Orleans. There
were eight prostrations from heat,
three proving fatal.
THE Second National bank of Ash
land, KY, closed its doors 1t is solvent,
but was forced to suspend because Of
inability to realize on good paper.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-07-01
THE EAST.

THE Duryea Portland Cement Co. S
plant near Montezuma, Cayuga county.
n. V, was destroyed by fire. Loss,
1926, 200; insurance, $500
CHARLES Z. PECK, eX-labor commits
sioner of New York, and indicted for
burning state documents, failed to APP
pear for trial at Albany. He was re-
ported to have fed to Europe.
WILLIAM MUTcHLER. democratic con-
gresham from the Eighth district OF
Pennsylvania, is dead.
The Cataract bank, of Niagara Falls,
n. ", has suspended. Deposits amount
ed to 100000.
TIE Reading reorganization plan has
failed.
New YORK bankers all agree that the
financial situation is rapidly improving
and that the outlook now is all right.
AT Pains fireworks exhibition on
Manhattan beach, bomb exploded,
seriously injuring seven men, one IA
tally.
A SENSATION was created in New
York Catholic church by the priest de-
nouncing member of the congrega-
ton from the pulpit for deceiving him
by getting him to wed her to Protest
ant.
YALE defeated Harvard in the base
ball game at Cambridge, Mass. Score,
Bto2.
A CONVICT named FitZhume was cleo
tricised at Auburn, N. T., for the muir
der of man Mt Buffalo.
THE meeting which had been planned
between Mrs Z. s. Grant and Mrs. JEFF
ferson Davis took place on the cath at
Saratoga Springs.
MAUD HAMA, who is charged with
incendisrism in Chicago, Cincinnati,
and elsewhere, as well as in st. Louis,
has been arrested in New York.
WHEN the case of Frank Ellison,
Broker Henriques' assistant, was con-
tinued to Friday in a New York court
he objected on account of superstition
and it was set for Thursday.
THE New York papers criticise Sc
verely Gov. Altgeld's act in pardoning
the Chicago anarchists
THE annual meeting of the Society OF
the Army of the Potomac was held or
the 9Th in Fanueil hall, Boston. The
attendance was large.