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San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-09-22

We should be glad simply for the chance
10 do our little share.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-09-22

AArI1 Glover Root.
fhs great sood Purifier Eve1 freshness and clsarness
. tbs CompsI-on and cureI NonstlDation- &c. 5Oc.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-09-22

The methods of living are manifold; the
principle of life Is one.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-09-22

You cannot have every thing your way.
You cannot have everything any way.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-09-22

ClALL At WINDSOR STEAM LAUNDRY. lSs TO ~
Good terms.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-09-22
DALLAS BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF RELIABLE FIRMS


L BEuHAKZ. soS TO 90 COMMERCE ST.
Il. Manufacturer or Boot aud shoe Uppers.
SHOE STORE S &c PPLfFg
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-09-22

Ibsg you to take courage; the brave soul
ean mend even disaster
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-09-22
cRINDINc, CAREERS SUPPLIES.

HOLLOWAY & CO.. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
III -DEsIERs N
BULK SEEDS or EVERY DESCRIPTION.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-09-22

A mob is the scum that rises upmost
when the nation bolts
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-09-22

W. N. U. DALLAS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22
The Railroad Got the yerd,rt-

In the Circuit Court. Division 1, before
Justice Bradley today the case Of Joseph r.
Burch against the Baltimore and Potomac Rail-
road Company was taken from the jury
and verdict for defendant directed This
was an action for damages alleged TO have
been caused by the defendant ejecting him from
train at Anacostia in May, 1880. causing him
to be caught in a storm while making has way
back to the city over the railroad bridge and
sickness resulted therefrom. II was claimed
by the company that Burch was riding on
ticket out OF date and defendant was
justified in putting him Of The complainant
set out that he was put out while the storm was
approaching, and although his ticket was refused
be should not under the circumstances have
been elected
Mr.. A 4. Worthington appeared for The
plaintiff and Mr.. Totten for defendant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22
The Hawaiian Situation.

Mr.. Carter, the only remaining Hawaiian an
neKation commissioner in Washington. and
aside from Dr.. Mott Smith the only representa-
tive here Of Hawaiian interests Of any nature.
received budget Of mail last night from
Honolulu He says his correspondents all re-
port the situation on the islands 10 be practi-
cally unchanged; that the sentiment In favor OF
annexation with the United States Is growing.
and not likely TO be seriously disturbed by the
delay Of the proceedings in Washington The
attorney general Of the provisional govern
ment. Mr.. Carter says, writes that ir his opinion
the failure OF the Senate to ratify the treaty
will result in real benefit 20 The Islands
Iherefore, says Mr. Carter. he will not be
disturbed by the receipt Of the news of the
withdrawal of the treaty by President Cleve-
land"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22
THE NAVAL REVIEW.
Rear Admiral 0hsrardi Com plotting Arrange
msnts for the Demonstrstfon.

Rear Admiral 0hsrarhi Complssing Arrange
msnts for the DEMONSTRATION.
Rear Admiral Gherardi. commanding the
American feet at the naval review, was ct the
Navy Department today completing his ar
ransements for that demonstration. He had
long conference with Secretary Herbert and
Assistant Secretary McAdoo on the subject
and received the assurance Of their hearty CO
operation in insuring the success Of the affair
Admiral Gherardi h accompanied BY his aid.
Lieut.. Hunt They viii visit Norfolk next
week for the purpose Of making personal in
spectiou Of the proposed anchorage grounds
in Hampton Roads. Admiral Ghsrardi says that
everything 10 moving smoothly and satasfAc-
torily, and that the country will have no reason
70 feel ashamed Of the American Representa-
ton despite the failure 10 complete several wee
sells which were expected 10 be ready 10 par
hcipate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22
THE LADIES PAINTED,
A Cruel Practical Joke Draws . Crowd on
the Bowery.

Cruel Practical Joke Draws . Crowd on
the Bowery.
From the New YORK Morning Journal
"Oh! Oh! She is killed
This cry startled pedestrians yesterday on the
Bowery near Houston street. There seemed,
indeed, to be plenty Of cause for the alarm and
commotion which followed, because street car
had just passed over the body Of . woman
which was lying across the rails.
When the street car was about one hundred
yards from where Houston street joins the Bow
cry two grown-up boys were seen helping q
young woman across the track The form OF
the girl hung limp and ifeless in their hands
When the boys reached the center Of the road
they halted. - II to get q rest. The driver of
the street car saw the boys, but did not lessen
the speed Of his car, for be imagined that they
would have got clear OF the track long before
he reached the spot
They did not appear, however, to be In any
hurry. and seemed quite unconscious Of their
danger. The figure they were carrying did not
show the slightest signs Of animation, and TO
all outward appearance seemed as IL 1t had no
life. The driver was now within about ten
yards Of the party. and he shouted aloud to get
clear Of the track. Just when the driver was
about to apply the brake to the car and stop the
horses the two boys apparently realized their
danger, clutched the figure in their arms and
moved along. They walked just at the edge Of
the track. At the very moment the horses were
passing them the girl slipped out Of their hands
and fell right in front Of the horses.
The driver made an Intellectual attempt to
bring his car to q standstill and the animals
trampled on the PROSTATE figure, the big car
also passing over it. The car was crowded
with passengers, and . commotion at once took
place. Two young ladies who were in the car
tainted and had to be taken out into neighbof-
ing house. The crowd had by this time swelled
to immense proportions. and the traffic on
Houston street was completely stopped.
When the street car had cleared the body an
immediate rush was made to lift 1t up. 1t was
lying face downward on the track and the dent
which the wheels o. the car and hoofs of the
horses had made was plainly visible to the
crowd. Two stalwart men stopped down TO
pick up the battered form, but no sooner had
they handled it than an exclamation OF disgust
proceeded from them. They picked mp the
figure and held it up to the crowd, who imme-
diately saw that they had been fooled. Il was
nothing but stuffed figure, but the stufing
was done In such an artistic manner that any
body would be deceived.
The jacket was fitted on very neatly and the
black dress fell down in such way that the
fact that there was no feet or legs was con-
cealed. The hat was also fastened on very
firmly with few large pins and the whole
outfit OF the dummy was excellently done. An
immediate search was made for the two artful
young men who were responsible for the
plant, but they had disappeared
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22
Enforcement o. the Chinese Law.

Secretary Carlisle has replied to certain en-
quiries, as to whether he will enforce the pro.
visions Of the Chinese exclusion act, as follows:
1. "As the act Of May s. 1892. entitled An
act to prohibit the coming OF Chinese persons
into the United States, has not been repealed,
it will be enforced so far as lies within the
power OF this Department.
q ''Section II Of tho act approved May g.,
1882, entitled, An act to execute certain treaty
stipulations relating to Chinese, provides that
hereafter no state court or court Of the United
States shall admit Chinese to citizenship, and
all laws in conflict with this act are hereby re-
pealed.' This provision Of law is in full force,
and the naturalization Of Chinese 10 therefore
illegal.
8. "Chiness merchants established in bust
ness in tho United States who may
depart therefrom with the intention
OF returning thereto, will be permitted
to land upon submission to tho collector of
customs at the port Of first arrival Of evil
dence sufficient to satisfy him Of their identity
as such returning merchants. Chinese persons,
not Of the exempt class, as for instance laundry
men, residing in the United States and who
may depart thereffom will not be permitted to
return"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22
MR.. MAXWELL or DECK.
The Arbiter OF the Pate OF Pestmasssrs-
Mr.. Bsssen's First Appeintnaent.

The Arbiter OF the Pate Of Possmasssrs-
Mr.. Bssseii's First Appeintn,ent.
Mr.. Maxwell was the center Of attraction TO-
day At the Post ofsee Department He began
business in the Sky parior" which the
fourth assistant occupies and had = great rush
Of custom. The extra flight OF steps did not
Brighten Mr.. Maxvelrs callers. and be~ides
there IL an elevator. The capacity Of the lat
ter, however, is limited. and 80 q great many
found that while the walking was rather bard
on the wind Il Was somewhat more expeditions
However, they reached Mr.. Msxvsus
room in some way and practically all day he
bad . full house. The new fourth assistant has
. CHEEKY, breezy style and makes o favorable
impression. He 10 evidently an older man than
Mr.. Bissell and he can hold bright. chatty con-
VIBRATIONS in the Low whispered talk. JUS -
the temperament Of the visitor or the exigencies
OF the case seem 70 demand His time during
the day Was taken with receiving callers. and 10
viii probably be some days before he viii be
able TO attend TO business. He received all the
employees OF the Office this morning before the
rush set in.
Postmaster General Bissel entertained Q
good many callers today. He also made one
caused by the resignation Of Mr.. Davenport,
the d,shursing officer Of the department His
choice fell upon Prank II. Thomas of Michigan,
who held the same position during the latter
half OF the first Cleveland administration. He
Was appointed 10 the phase BY Mr. Dickinson,
and no doubt that gentleman backed him mn
for reAppointment- lie was however 20 A Y
said. one OF the best disbursing offcer the do
psrtment ever had.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22
DIED.
DIED.
BOWMAN. Departed this life on Tuesday, March
II. lsSS, at 5:3O O'Clock p. m, MARTHA BOWMAN
widow Of the late Charles BowmAn. ased nfty-seyen
years

N
81 B9 3sss : psEsFss I'M, If, Tps.dsE N.a
widow Of the late Charles Bowman. ssed nfty-ssvsa
n.,.,.,,,,,
Funeral from second B.ps., church. "a stree.
% ss's $500 ana s'rse,s nsr.nSest Ihur.d.y Ms.ch
nEsSs d IN NJ ., ,s saa rei,as., invited
:s n ,s > :. ssss.
The Buns and %ess-s q wn sasa Of
Funeral from residence in baltimore ThusdaS. II
y6 BTST SsiRS or Sans.a-s March q lsa
Funeral from hi. late residence Is Massachusetts,
Q ~ FriS.y Mo- "a xber 81. hoyes Snarch e
will be offered for the repose Of his mi 80
relatives invised to sssend A'' ''N' 'nsn0' sea
Heishi. Grace vie Ss James coI,ns winthrop
nIrTsn noae S ne S ~ ,.
pfcKsoS ss r e s.ssy sSr. fs S MA MARTHA
q. r hum .so Howard avenue MT P''...
DUvIIL- on Tuesday, March p. 1855. 9. 10 30
p1ys issS s:,.a %sn.s. Of
isg,s:;; md 5s.s:y ,aviS.s go
GALLANT NJ on Tus.sax S !. ..ss eS 100.
g ana F E. Fl. S
third year q d. &c .s 49, '"''
northss., on rhur.d.s. MACE "a ssS :t.sss
Gh0Er Tuesday. March q, 1895 ct 2:l0p.m..
s9e Il i. and Susan er0 in the
Friday %.SeS e. e yh p and
helAtves and friends are invited 70 attend. Sc
HOLT. On March q, 1875: Or. HENRY C HOLT.
~ from
Iona Mshr ~ hOnSSS s.t re nc TO- s \,
her are. beloved mother Of Mn Georeis x Ls.ea
:s. .as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22
TREASURY DIsMIssALs.
The Ar Ealls. Looping or Extrs md super
nuous Employees.

"oOus h<supsoyess
Secretary Carlisle has issued strict order to
all chiefs Of division in the Treasury Depart
ment to dismiss from the rolls all clerks whose
services are not absolutely necessary. The re-
suit has been that from the extras who had
been working in the redemption division ten
clerks were today recommended for dismissal.
These clerks were obtained to handle the in
crease Of business occasioned by the unusual
amount Of money sent TO the department for
redemption at the beginning Of this year. The
work Of the division became far behind and
their employment was necessary. The work 10
now well up and the dismissals follow for lack
Of appropriations
The appropriations for the supervising arch
itect's ONCE have already been exceeded. and
today the AZ fell in that bureau cutting Oh five
employee This action has created feeling OF
uneasiness throughout the department, and
many Of the clerks are very much worried over
the condition Of their positions. More dismiss
sails are bound to follow, and every one is on
the anxious bench.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22

Owing TO . press Of department. business
needing his immediate attention Secretary
Carlisle ives obliged to deny himself to callers
on Monday and Tuesday. Today, however, he
appeared in his once and WAS bsseiged on all
sides. There were never less than twenty per-
sons waiting TO get his ear for . moment.
Among them were many Senators and members
Of the House. Mr.. Carlisle has shown NO
favor1tism in receiving visitors. - he sees
- many in person - be can afford to give
his tune 70. ssnators Call, Colquitt, Palmer,
VOORHEES,, Turpis, Daniels, White, Butler, Black
burn and Ransom were among those who called.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22
w. A. PIERCE & Co..
10 MARKEr SPACE.
COR sTH ST. AND PA AVE
TIE PRErrrrsr FABRIC.
FoR WASH DREssrs
Ever MADE

WITHOUT . DOUBT the NEW MATERIAL
that we have Just opened for Summer
DRESSES IL by far the MOST BEAUTIFUL
FABRIC in EVERY respect that has ever been
shown for LADIES' WASH DRESSES. IT'S
A. LIGHT in weight as China silk. 1T LAUN-
DERS well. 1t Is called SWIVEL SILK" in
name. but 10 in reality an EXTRAORDINARY
FINE TEXTURE GINGHAM. with SATIN
FIGURES. To LOOK at it any one will say ct
once that II Is MUCH PRETTIER than China
silk. There is NO stiffness about the goods.
1t Is soft clingy and will make PERFECT
COSTUME for warm weather. We have had
these goods on order for weeks past. but they
did not arrive until today; They come in NILE.
LAVENDER. &C.. full "a inches wide. At the
Low PRICE OF
Sc. YARD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22

Two More District Applicants.
Two more residents Of the District were ap-
plicants for appointment under the Treasury
Department today. They were:
Glenn Brown, to be supervising architect
Oscar A. Stevens, to be collector of the port
Of Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22
WOODWARD AND l0THRoP,
oLpFAsHIoNED MoLAssEs CANDY. &c. LIB.
Basement
10TH. 18th AND + SIS. NV

Grand retailing as done here creates and sustains
interest The store is embossed with important
sales Jus; now Busy talk widens the sympathy be-
tween tie peo2is-the goods. the prices. You may
ask Why these low prices at the beginning Of the
son' The reply is plain Our sales are driving active
We are n position to with highly Desirable
merchandise ct remarkably low prices We therefore
froposc to put increased activity sales by giving
you the creates; inducements. That's all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22
SpR1Na KNIT UxpERwEAR

SPRING KNIT UNDERWEAR
For Ladies. These goods are the BEST MADE
in FINISH, TEXTURE and DURABILITY.
They manufactured from the FINEST Sc
LECrED EGYPTIAN COTTON. with ALL
seams finished. and are VERY ELASTIC thus
insuring q snug and comfortable tit.
VESTS with HIGH NECK and LONG
SLEEVES. VESTS with HIGH NECK and
SHORT SLEEVES, VESTS with Low NECK
and SHORT SLEEVES. in WHITE or ECRU.
all are finished around collar and down front
with HAND CROCHET work OF SILK. Regu.
lar value. IS and 6Sc. WE OFFER them FOR
SOC. FOR CHOICE.
DRAWERS to MATCH VEST. in KNEE
LENGTH: DRAWERS to MATCH VEST, in
ANKLE LENGTH, in either ecru or white.
6Oc. PAIR.
JERSEY-FITTING MACO VEST, in
RIBBED, silk finished, HIGH NECK and
LONG SLEEVES or HIGH NECK and SHORT
SLEEVES. Regular VALUE. 3Sc. SPECIAL
PRICE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22

If N NEED OF Remedy for a Sore Throat or n
Bad Cough or Cold. use promptly DIR. Jayne's Ex.
pectorant. q useful medicine to keep IN the house
hesause OF its great helpfulness In al Lung and
Throat troubles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22

Special sale of Standard Books in half calf binding.
from the pe-emptory sale Of the United States Book
Co. of New Yo-E
BY the set on-y-s1 per volume.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.

By Harriet Beecher Stowe. Uniform in size AMI
binding Cred white and gold) with Salem edition of
..Scsrlst Letter and House OF Seven Cables ~
Printed from plates in clear type good paper,
with vigne.te OF The house Brunswick, Me-. where
Uncle Toms Cabin" was written
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22

MI. Lamoreaux's Appointment . Surprise.
The appointment Of SiIas W. Lamoreaux Of
Wisconsin as commissioner Of the general land
Office is disappointment to a number of men
who have thought for some time that they
knew who would get that appointment
II has probably saved a great deal Of
disaRreeable talk. 1t is said that the same
influence which brought about the cleo
ton Of Mr.. Roach to the Senate from
North Dakota was favorable to the appoint
ment Of Bartlett Trip Of South Dakota as land
commissioner. Trip is spoken Of as q very
good man and friend OF the President and 1t
Is said that his appointment was at one time de-
cided on, but it is said that there
was curious ramifcation OF iniu-
ences behind him which would have
subjected his appointment to serious criticism
The President, therefore. made q sudden turn
after having practically decided upon the ap-
pointment Of Trip. The man nominated is a
friend Of Senator Villas and the appointment is
made at his instance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22

Representative Of ChieAgo capitalists ere in
MEXICO to arranes for an extensive packing
house. They EXPECT to rsosive concessions from
The government Brsnoh houses vii b ..
tablishsd IN ~ psinstpal eitiss q usxiea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22

By *. Marvel 4 case Just in. Binding uniform
with ''Reveries Of Q Bachelor"
-20c.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22

SAr1SEs
AT THE HEAD OF THE LIST.
| A glance at our ENORMOUS STOCK OF HIGH
CLASS NOVELTY SATINEs and the great demand
| for this MOST POPULAR Of DRESS GOODS will
| convince you that sATINES at the HEAD OF
THE LIST and undoubtedly the LEADING COT
TON MATERIAL
JUST RECEIVED
| so PIECES PLAIN BLACK HENRIETTA MOURN
ING FINISH sATINEs. excellent value. absolutely
| fast black
2Oc. Der yard.
so PIECES PLAIN BLACK HENRIETTA MOURN
ING FINISH sATINEs. absolutely fast black.
Zoe. per yard.
Examine our line Of SATINES and be convinced
that other house this side of Philadelphia show
GossAMERs.
PREPARE FOR APRIL SHOWERS
THE MONTH OF RAIN APPROACHES.
NEW GOSSAMERS just reserved in modern shapes.
cloth finish. striped or plain. -
$3.50.
A better grade Of LADIES' GOSSAMERs, Inverness
shape. with long cape. in navy blue or black.
$500.
X.
with the new improved arfanTement for raising the
dress.
1888.
The same style last mentioned in nner Grade
$500.
Afull assortment Of ENGLISH MAcKINTosHEs
So To $3.50.
NEckwEaR.
xosS q BEE
numerous patterns to select from. now
lOc.
PERCALE CHEM1sETTEs. striped. with cuffs to
Also cHAMBRAY SETS, in pink and blue.
OUR SPRING SHADES OF SILK WINDSOR
TIES have arrived. We have beautiful selection.
25c.
EASTER JEwrLRr.
I iys asr p. ssfsEss ns Of DAT
35o. To S1.9S.
STERLING SILVER HAT PINS. the very thing for
sHrsggs sifsRf s 22 PINS +. 100 s.,...
df BkEs;srprss in beautiful aHG design. from
25c. 10 $3.50.
FINE ROLLED GOLD LOCK BRACELETS from
81 To S3.9S.
CENTS FINE GOLD-PLATED WATCH CHAINS
only CCC.
GOLDEN Gross
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22

Ancn1lsHoP SAfoLII Will not mako an ex-
tended trip west. = has bssu stated. He win
attend The opening of The worlds fair in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22
RECENT
Rrcr1v1sas
AT
P[ERRY'@,

u @Uuuu u VO
OY7ow the needles are flying nowadaya Every
II thing to b made new for spring and sum-
iii mer. Everything new to make Of
The choice fruits of fashion are fast falling
NZA from the wide-spreadins branches Of our tree
Of supply into the work basket. And nov
the MusLrNs and DIM1rIEs are ripe. Those odd
fanciss that are never two seasons alike
You will have to see them because they nev-and
that win be enough They Will f.sten themselves 20
fascinatingly on your appreciation that you can't
shake them Of. Won't want to either They are
noveties-every pattern Of them The very finest and
fairest that have been put through the looms They
are picture cloths painted in indelibe coors on
enduring grounds that have been dipped In the lights
Of the rainbow.
French
Novv1rv s ssinsh e "a and 81.
MusL1Ss.
SILK SEEDED FRENCH MUSLIN in White.
Black. Pale Blue. Pink. Lavender. Yellow and Nile
arsen-They are 45 inches wide-s1. so yard.
FRENCH NOVELTIES IN PoNaEE ef1ects-3s
inches wide-75c. and 81 yard.
INDIA
English nade-in Lavender. Pink, Navy and Pale
Blue and more shades besides-n they shouldn't
happen to suit.
DOMESTIC ,o.,,.,,o
D1M1r1Es.
Dots and Figures-as different from those Of past
seasons q black il from white 1t is hard to believe
that even the imported ones can be any better.
ST1ss ESQ., &c.. S Sf,s : ,x. 49, 4'c and
Seeds. AZ size Of Spots and fresh Figure designs
straish from tho other side direct to us-25c to 5O
yasd.
A line o: white and co:o.ed grounds with Lavender
Pink. LGh. Blue and other colo, spots combined in
harmony seldom seen-3oc yard. You will pay that
quick lightning for choice-and there is abundant
opportunities TO choose.
PLAIN AND
Srn1pED i.'se. Worth lsc.
ORGAxD1rs.
shccr Belfast Linen Lawn-:'iald and striped
patterns. We found tLem in ''corner'' In tho
to share good fortuns-so they arc 1cHc.
LINEN 81. ward
LAWNS.
PURE IRISH LINEN LAwSs-.n Figures and
stripes-3oc. q yard.
PRINTED
LINEN 4-4-ooc. yard.
SHIRrrNGs.
You never in your lives set eyes" or such hand
patterns They are far out Of the beaten path
will be popular. Irish Linen.
with White and colo-sd grounds printed in q variety
Of Spot and Figure designs. Regular stze-4-l5oc.
. yard.
Do your selecting before the high piles reduced
to remnants As with all rare works. they
Beyond our prese mt supply there is no reckoning.
For satisfac.ions sake 1t worth while 20 be tre
anticipative. II is necessary.
PEnRrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22

In Assistant Secretary and Several IGinoe
Omcials I'm the List.

THE CIRCUIT yuDoEsHP TO WHICH o4H. HAA-
RIsoN MADE A NOMINATION. fnAr WAS NOT
CONFIRMED FILLxD-Bnrxr sxHrcHEs OF TEE
NIw APPoINrrEs.