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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-26

New York viii experience a big boom when
the whole feet fires . salute
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-26
w iists.
Last weex's prices. o.. 20 to s;,:2

Last weeks prices. O. 20 to s22
This weeks prices. q? Is to SIS
Acknowledged to be the Anest collection Of Silk
WAISTS In the city. All the latest empire styles in
India and sarah silks; also ths latest Bsek Satin
Waists which can be worn With any skirt
"rhs opening Of wash Waists deserves your
rotice. though ereatiy reduced prices are net
quoted - for spring foods We showing the latest
stys Wait Of madras chsviet. canvas pssca.e ring.
ham. zephyr bstisse. hnsnstts. s.ssen. 1893 shows
sFrsat sdvsnes In reaAymade gsrments and partdcu.
iarly In WISH WAISTS. IS. to % ass the price e.
trsmea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-26

L HE Palais Royals Motion Department II busy
spot during this drsssmakng season The eightesu
saespeople insufficient during the busy hours Il
is this fact that prompts the Offering Of Dress Find.
inss. all ready selected and packed. We save time
you save money
DRESS FINDINGS FOB q
5yards Skirt Lining.
2yards Siiesia.
3yards Bone Casing.
yard Betting
dozen whalebones.
cards Hooks and Eyes,
1spool Silk.
spool Cotton.
piece Velvet Binding.
The belong Hooks and Eyes and other reliable
makes Of findings are only found in this u package.
THE BEST DRESS SHIELDS.
Dressmakers will appreciate this list:
No. Feather-weight Shields for only 81 80 Dozen
Canhelds. l9c to &c pair.
Lily Shield, lie pair.
kleinert's Royal Seamless 14c to 25c pair.
e6Ths above and all other Shields on sale at the
Palais Royal are guaranteed impervious to psrspra
ton
LUG piece for velveteen Fscinss in all the spring
dress goods shades.
COC pair for Silk Hose Supporters, With the Lind.
say clasp. the latest and best.
t6The latest aud oSst helps are generally fret
found an the Patdis Royals Notion Department. THE
~ eonstantty told us BY the many dressmakers uho
obtain their suppiies here
Dsvors Rubber Hot wstsr Bags. 8 aad quarts, for
9Sc. illustrate that not only unexpected articles
to be found in the Pslais Royals Notion Department
but that lowest prices quoted.
As much might be said the Toilet Article Depart.
ment. All the latest perfumes, &C., are here from
Pinsud Roger and Gallet Lubin.
@Note tbs basket full Of Triple Extracts on special
counter tomorrow. Your choice for 2oc bottle.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
L. LISNER.
Cor. 10Th ct. and Pa ave,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-26

II see Psryey New has changed his ply
sician."
"Yes. his old one had the imprudence to say
that his govt was of recent origin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-26

Soon will the windows wide be thrown,
When prscticers their music sound.
And dire insomnia's seeds be soun
For many sorrowing blocks around.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-26

As restless Time relentless hies,
How swiftly fade the things that please:
How soon the pantaioons We prize
We find are bulging at the knees,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-26

After al, ;" murmured the artist, perhaps
the ideal figure has dollar mark in front Of
1t"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-26

Look here" he said Indignantly to the ma,
with the hungry COW. don. you see tina
keep of the grass sign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-26

The man who made a garden once,
Now thinks it would be sense,
To buy the things he raised and save
Both labor and expense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-26

"wen, yer cows on the grass
Il know it. mister" was the placid answer
81 know jest rs well as yoa do. You zee, tina,
COW can't read"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-26
BAaa,rss BURNED AwAx.
cMllDREN'S HOSIERY
FOR
FlMIE STATIONERY


FlNE STATIONERY
In Ill the newest tints and shapes. Extreme and ~.
elusive novelties. from the best makers. - soon -
produced.
Oun STATIONERY DEPARTMENT
10 also headQuarters for
-ENaRAvED WEDDING AND
RECEPTION 1Nv1rAT1oNs. s.-..
-ENGRAvED VISITING CARDS.
-MoNooRAMs. cREsTs.
address DIES.
Especial attention ,dven to prompt execution Of
orders for engraved and other work.
Prices. throughout. TIE lowest
t1ss Moor LIST aunex.)
liz MEss
BA1ss1eaAx UsnrawxAs
FOR IMMEDIATE USE
We are showing the best selected stock we've ever
had. The 5Oc.. 75c. and 81 grades full Of value
and Just the weights for spring wear.
Special attention is called to complete lineos
FANCY STRIPED UNDERWEAR AT
s2oO PER SUIT
tMen's new store. 1909 st. door,
TIE --LATEST liz M1111srnY
Beautiful White Straw Sailors. white or navy blue
bands. Regular price. sLOO.
This lot. 75c.-
Untrimmed Black Hats. Regular price. 81
This lot. 75c.-
Fine Dunlop Sailors. ell color.
-s25o-
Chiidrsns Chip and Fancy Braid Flats all colors.
new lot Of Leghorn Flats-white. black, brown
and navy-st popular prices
Assorted Flowers.
.-25c. bunch
(%d moor .......................2d annex.
lie CANADIAN STAR PATTERN
Cur GLASS,
So long looked for by our cu.tomers has arrived
WATER BOTTLES. e. 90.
TUMBLERs. Cd. 90 dog.
Also lot of TUMBLERs in strawberry, diamond
and Ian cutting. Usually o.. co.
SPECIAL PRICE. g. 75 doz-
ABOUT BOYS CLOTHES.
|. TIE FINER SORTS.
Rough boys Are hard ON clothes. and when any new
patent double and tripls-stsyed garments come out
We got them for you.
But ell boys are not rough on their clothes.
"Knockabout" suits don't ..nll the biil'
Our splendid stock Of custom made suits Is for them
Dainty patterns hne fabrics and tailored elegantly
throughout. Sizes up to Is years.
81. SO 10 sl4OO-
too noor 10th st. bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-26

well" said Uncle Silas, who had been try
ing turn in stocks, they call themselves
bulls an bears, but the CASTOR reminded me
more Of monkeys an parrots.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-26

Tomorrow it will be play ball"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-26

Former prices. o.. so 70 s25;
Present prices. 81. IS TO SIS.
All the laies. style monster sleeves. English tans
and tie correct greens and blues in xlt weight all
wool cloths Some Of the rai:or-mads Ja;ke.s Of
black English d.sxonas deserve the attention of Ia
dies who accustomed pay fancy prices {, FASH
fon Al AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-26
Capes.

Last weeks prices. O.. IS to $50
This weeks prices. s2. % to CAS-
Sot one Cape Of the thousand and more in stock that
has not been price clipped that you may now sup
ply yourself at and less than wholesale prices Over
one hundred different styles to select FROM The
Fashionable Black sa in Cspes tn fancy silk lining
reduced to sIo 70 from SIS Aud here a-e the S15
Lace CApes. with Jet orramentaiion. also reduced to
e1o7 70 Here. too. the best IS cspes Of the season
for only So 81. And Exclusive Novelty Cares, of
tan. heliotroDe stein green. old blue red with bour-
don lace AMI rich ribbon trimmings. ell at dollars
less than last treeks prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-26
Rare
Bargains.

L HE oNcE-IN.A-LIFE-TIME BARGAINS OF
CLEARINa SALE THAT COMES PRIOR TO
THE REMOVAL OF A GREAT STORE. Such
ARE THE RARE BARoAINs NOW BEING OF.
FERED IN THE PALAIs ROYALS WRAP AND
SUIT DEPARTMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-26

In CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Just received 100 Imported Beaded Silk Bo,sro
jackets. in new and tasty patterns. silk lined.
$500. So so and s5O 90
One lot of Embroidered Velvet Boleros in tie lead
ing shades SIX lined.
Special price. "a. 25.-
Lot Of All-wool Refer Jackets notched collars
fan back in tan and blue
So Co.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-26
AZ MMUIFElMR]0
900 Pa AVE. NV.
THE PEOPLES MONEY SAVER
THE GREAT
G o M SOL D DATED
CLOTHING SALE
700 PA. AVE. n. W

On account Of having to vAoste tn. premises
OF 9TH and ID sta the mAnagement Of the
CANNON BALL CLOTHING COMPANY.
not being able to locate their immense stock Of
Fashionable Clothing. and making arrange
ment with the clothing frm at 9th and Sta
NV. have consolidated their two immen-.
stocks. and now offer the greatest sale Of cloth
Ing ever produced by the famous tAilors Of this
country. In insusurating this immense sale
We intend to show the people Of Washington
the advantages Of purchasing Of US.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-26
SHOOTING STARS.


Tomorrow it will be play ball"
SHOOTING STARS.
After all" murmured the artist, perhaps
It,"
The man who made a garden once,
Now thinks it would be sense,
To buy the things he raised and save
Both labor and expense.
Soon will the windows wide be thrown,
When practicers their music sound,
And dire insomnia's seeds be sown
For many sorrowing blocks around
well" said Unc.e Silas, who had been try
ing a turn in stocks, They call themselves
bulls an bears, but the 'cssion reminded me
more Of monkeys an psrrots.'
Look here" he said Indignantly to the man
with the hungry COW. don. you see that
keep of the grass sign
Yes"
well, yer cows on the grass.
Il know ii. mister" was the placid answer,
81 know jest rs well as yoa do. You see, that
COW can't read"
As restless Time relentless fies,
How swiftly fade the things that please:
How soon the pantaloons We prize
We find are bulging at the knees,
Il see Parvey New has changed his ply
sician.'
YES. his old one had the imprudence to say
that his govt was of recent origin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-26
INFANTS, DEPARTMENT.

INFANTS, DEPARTMENT
Extreme novelties in Infants and Childrens Pique
Refers. double6reasted. deep ssilcr collars edged
VIII neat embroidery. deep cuffs finished with EN-.
broidery, scaloped back fancily trimmed with pearl
buttons. two lows pearl buttons down front
SO. a5. 81. 80 to s3 CO.
ChildreE's Gingham Dresses. Empire" ''Gret-
cAen" and Princess" styles. some faacily trimmed
in laces and ribbons. others palmer with frills of
embroidery or velvet ribbons. Entirely new and can
be Numbered. As they are al fast colora
China Silt Wash Cos:s drsssy and serviceable
wraps for spring aud In neat stripes Of baby
blue and pale pink.
ca or 10th st. building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-26

In al the newest tints and shapes. Extreme and e.
elusive novelties. from the best makers - soon -
produced.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-01-09
A Mad Husband.

OF all the odd election b cts re
corded, the oldest is that by q Ken
sington couple. The man is Il Re-
publican and his wife is an ardent
Democrat. Shortly before the cleo
tion they became involved in q dis
pute over the relative merits Of the
two candidates, which at one time
threatened to disrupt the household.
This was renewed at intervals until
in desperation the husband made the
following startling proposition. Said
he: "If Cleveland is elacted, every
night for a year I will clear off the
supper table, wash the dishes and
put them away. On the other hand,
il Harrison is elected you must shave
me and shine my shoes every morn
ing" TO this the wife readily agreed,
and now the unfortunate follower of
the g. o. p. spends the better part of
the evening struggling with a dish
rag and profanity, while his wife
wears an angelic smile.--[Ex.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-01-09
A Doctor in Danger.

A Pluto squaw died at an Indian
camp in town last week, and her rela-
tions declared that the doctor-Fish
Lake Joe-was n fraud and quack.
and Threatened to iniict the usual
penalty in such cases, viz: Kill the
doctor. Messages were sent to Sher-
if Stewart, and he orr we'd in camp in
time to prevent hostilities. This is
the third patient that DR.. Fish Lake
Joe has lost, but he claims that owing
to n severe cold and CONSEQUENT
h%oarseness no vas unable TO yell loud
enough during the woman's lines
to save her. Hence it WIS his mis-
fortune rather than his fault, and he
thinks the tribe ought not to kill him
this time.-[Hawtborne Bulletin.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-01-09
County OfficialPa pc
PRESIDENTIAL SUCCESSION.

The Baltimore Sun, in answer to a
correspondent, prints the following
interesting Information: Should MIR.
Cleveland die before the second Mon
day in January next the electoral
college would have to elect some
other person to the presidency. Thew
have a legal right to do that in any
event, az there is no restriction upon
their choice except in regard to the
qualifications laid down in the consti-
tuition. Should Nh. Cleveland be
elected President by the electoral col
leges in January and Mr.. Stew enson
Vice-President, and the former should
die between that time and the first Of
March, Mr.. Stevenson would be
President. This contingency is pro-
yided for in the Twelfth amendment
t. the constitution, which declares
that in case Of a failure to elect a
President or in case Of q vacancy in
the Office from any other cause the
Vice-President shall act.
Article II, section l, Of the consti-
tuition confers upon the Congress the
right to declare what officer shall act
rs President in cast of a vacancy in
both the offices of President and Vice.
President. This was done by the act
of Congress approved February 3,
1887, and the succession is in the fol-
lowing order: Secretary of State,
Secretary of the Treasury, Secretary
of War, Acknowledgement Secretary
of the Navy and Secretary of the In
terror.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-01-09

A fine display Of silver ware, fancy
dishes, lamps, knives, forks, spoons
etc, at the EFT. M. Co.'S. Call and
inspect these goods, which are the
finest in EthsiT line ever brought to
Elko. o
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-01-09
State Land Office.

Since the last report ono applica-
tion to purchase Stute land was
filed, embracing 40 acres.A
CASH RECBIPTs.
Payments on application .....S 10 90
Payments on contracts. ....... 1913 80
Interest payments. ......... 597 81
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BOG 81
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-01-09

HOODS PILLS cure liver Ills, constipation.
bIiousness, 1sundice, and sick headache.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-01-09
Z Began to Feel HUNGRY

creased in weight, the saffron hue left nv
skin, the FLOATING subsidized, and I felt better
all over. For 2-years my health has been
to do the homework for my family. After
what 1t has done for me l never hesitate to
recommend Hoods Sarsapariila." MRS. OG-
DEN SNYDER, 10 Judson St., Albany, N. Y,
The morning call., 1893-02-18
VEST AND MILLS.

Senators Vest and Mills will lead the OPP
position to the confirmation of the Hawaiian
treaty. The speech Of Vest in the Senate
on Thursday does not indicate opposition
Of a formidable character. If there is no
soundeT objection to the treaty than that
property on the islands will have a greater
value after annexation than before, the
work Of annexation may be considered as
completed. The American people will not
be turned from their purpose by an appre-
heusi0n that somebody will make money BIZ
1t. Whether or not the sugar bounty can be
withheld from Hawaiian Island planters
after tie islands become American, the
power lies with the party Of which Mr..
Vest is one to abolish the bounty alto
gether. There is no doubt whatever Of the
purpose of the Democrats to do this. Prob
ably a duty Of perhaps a cent pound viii
be imposed on all foreign sugar, not, Of
course, including Hawaiian Island sugar.
Il is hardly possible that the bounty will
De paid on sugar more than one year, if at
all Another objection of the Missouri
Senator is that there are several thousand
Chinese on the Islands, who he assumes
Will have the right to come into other terri
tory of the United States at will. The
treaty provides that these Chinese shall re-
turn to China at the expiration of their con-
tracts. and as these laborers were brought
On contract they may be returned according
70 contract. The exclusion laws will extend
over the Islands and protect them from IN
desirable immigrants as it does other parts
Of the United States. So far MI Vest has
discovered no argument that is likely TO
delay the ratification Of the treaty.
The morning call., 1893-02-18
STILL GOBBLING.

The Supervisors OF Alameda have been
applied to by one of the attorneys Of the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company for an
electric-road franchise, which he quantity
but significantly says is to be part Of "a
system" OF this oracular declaration he
declined to give any particulars, but 1t is
believed the Southern Pacific Company is
the handspring Of the movement As usual
the devotion of that corporation to the in
terests of the people is shown by an effort
to gobblc up possessio Of all the avenues OF
communication on the other side of the bay,
Just as they have done all they could to COB
bic up all the streets of San Francisco.
What the new franchise will effect is ind-
Gated by The CALLS Alameda CORE
spondent: THE Southern Pacific would
then own a loop from Seventh and Broad
way TO Twelfth street, to Thirteenth avenue
and to the old county road to High street,
and thence through Alameda back to Oak
land. IL the railroad is really behind the
scheme it will accomplish at one fell swoop
what it has long desired which is TO get
control Of all the streetcar franchises on
this side of the bay" No enterprise is too
small for this company. 1t is the trne
gopher of California. Were transportation
opposition started by balloons it would
make its own gas by the agency Of its own
creature, the Pacific improvement Com
pany, and 60 into that business also.
Doubtless it will consolidate all its fran
chises on the other side OF the bay without
making any sacrifices
The morning call., 1893-02-18
THE SIERRA FOREST.

The proclamation Issued by President
Harrison creating a forest reserve on the
western side Of the Sierra Nevada comes in
time to check an evil which threatened to do
much harm TO the State. Il is essentie to
the agricultural prosperity of California that
W. should have a sufficient rainfall. and
that our rivers should have at all times a
good volume of waller available both for
irrigation and navigation. To denude the
slopes OF the Sierra BY indiscriminate cut
ting down OF the magnificent belts OF forest
would seriously jeopardiZe the water re-
sources Of the State. The western winds
which sweep across our valleys in summer
have a material effect on the meteorology
not only of The Sierra. but of the States
eastward. Their moisture is to a great ex-
tent taken up by the forests Of the canyons
and divides, and from these high elevations
it is returned in part to the valleys. Lum-
boring takes no care of the future. and is
almost Indifferent 10 the present In the eX-
traneOus. sense. In the redwood region OF
the foothills the lum berer cannot annihilate
the forest. for the redwood pIoDagates itself
around the stumps. tits otherwise with the
magnificent pines Of the Sierra. Unless
planting goes Oh simultaneously their reap
pearance is hazard in nature. Such
forests should only be thinued. not hewn
down from tree to tree, and reaff0restation
should be Systematically put in practice.
The careful and prudent methods OF Ger
many may be studied in this direction. This
country will be forced eventually to resort
to similar methods. Under the Presidents
proclamation 5000 square miles OF Sierra are
included in the reservation, situate in Mer-
ced, Fresno, Tulare and Kern. This, it will
be noted, is only a small portion Of the
forest region. If possible other portions of
the mountain timber belts ought TO be pro-
tected against ruthless spoliation.
The morning call., 1893-02-18
THE NEW NICARAGUA BILL.

Senator Stewart has introduced bill pro
viding for the construction of the Nicaragua
canal by the Government without the inter-
vention of company. 1t proposes to begin
at the beginning. to apply for right of way
as if no concessions had been made, and to
pay not more than SIS. 100000 for the same
1t allows the Government ten years in
which to do the work. The Maritime Canal
Company is to be paid for rights and prop
erty already acquired. Whether the object
of this substitute is to gain time may not
be determined with certainty. Such, how
ever, will be its effect. The difference be-
tween the Morgan bill and the Stewart bill
does not warrant a considerable delay in
the construction of the canal. The No gan
bill allows the existing company about
1900. coo shares for its rights and property
on the isthmus. About the same amount
viii 20 to Nicaragua and Costa Rica in pay
ment of lands and needed concessions.
TIE Government takes the balance of the
stock and guarantees bonds sufficient to
construct the canal. The Government will
have substantial control Of the work and
VIII TX rates when the canal is completed.
Whatever there is Of risk In the under
taking the Government assumes. A matter
of considerable inheritance is that Of time.
The canal should be put through as fast as
rosSfbla
The morning call., 1893-02-18
GRESHAM IN 1888.

The Chronicle seems especially anxious
TO show that Judge Gresham was willing to
subordin ate any free-Irade notions he may
have had in 1888 TO his desire for the Re-
publican nomination to the Presidency.
Ii our contemporary has any purpose II Is
to hold up Mr.. Gresham as man without
convictions that he would not sacrifice to
political expediency. In this course the
Chronicle viii nave the support OF all the
great corporations in the country. Jndge
Gresham on the bench has been a thorn In
their side, and his rise to political promi-
neDee is regarded by these corporations with
considerable apprehension. A Secretary OF
State who wields the influence in an admin
istration that naturally belongs to the office
is apt TO become a formidable candidate Tor
the Presidency
But the Chronicles effort to show that
Judge Gresham was playing false with his
party in 1888 can hardly be called success
full. The Republican platform in 1888 de-
clared in favor of the American system OF
protection as opposed to the revenue tariff
proposed by Cleve land, but there was
vide difference among Republicans as TO
the details by which that system should be
carried out. There was a like difference of
ideas in the Democratic party. Samuel j.
Randall did not separate from the Demo-
cratic party when he gave his support to
Cleveland in that year. There was a kind
of contest in both parties as 10 whether the
extreme or moderate wing should gain the
ascendency. The extreme wing won in
both cases. Randall went down before
Cleveland and Gresham before Harrison. II
one was a traitor TO his party so was
the other. But in fact the exact views OF
each party were first promulgated when the
general declaration In their respective ma
ti0nal platforms was reduced TO definite
measures, supported or opposed ia Con-
gress
The CALL has no especial desire TO enlo-
gize Walter O. Gresham. His judicial de-
ciSiOns have generally been on the side Of
the people in their uphill fight against cor
porations. and for that we give him full
credit. 1t would be unjust and injudicious
to strike such man down on the ground
that when he was Republican aSplrant fer
the Presidency lie did not fully agree with
Harrison aud Mckinley as TO the details
Of a protective tariff bill.