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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-18
DIED.


BoNSEf; AZ Washington. u. C.. March 10 1893
ELIAS W BoNNEi. son OF The late Elias ". Bonney
Brown. BISHOP JOHN " BROWN Of the A. ME.
Ssnrch departed this life Thursday noon. March 10.
1879. IN tce seventy sixth yesr Of mis- age
" ssleet between l5,h and 18th streets northwest,
s MSf 1rnnT I n ,ns.si a; n 0clSct Al
o: the church Monday morning al 10 oclock 2s
81 BpEcH D SGsS this life March Ie 1890 ..
keInigils AID Elleno- Burch, in the sirfy-s.cond
Funeral from her brothers residence. e4s eth
stree; northeast theace to Douglas Memorial NJ 4.
are inSi;ea 70 at,end baltimore and corsic.na.
.oa q ssnus 6. and Ella Cannon DEF ared this life
nsrch Il. 1895 q; his parents resdehre: Garfield.
CLIFF On March L. ISL; Cap. HENRY Cliff.
Funeral ssyices a his lac residence elsl stree.
Trend. invited % asenG al psysoo
COLES Denar,ed this Ii:e Wednesday. March
IL; ls = 81 II Scocs , M MICHAEL p youngest
years and seTen months.
=ps, tT9 the Fsssnse 2; NJ. Dr:e1 10 q
Eela ives aui friends invited 20 attend.
Mrs s psfd s bi s s. .s he's Is ,s :. &c
81 street soathwes-.
s,eep on. dear sister.
Funeral viii tsle place Sunday, March 10 ut 1 no. M
Frlenes aae relatives are respectfully invited
FLETCHER, Friday, March IL. 1893. ct 2:l5
f. 80 a. u. "iLLAaN. tne oeioNeu nutband OF
un.fa from hi. Is,e gssidepce I7ei s.treet north
qui.n mass at st Pauls Casholc Church. Relatives
and friends are resfectfully invited 60 attend. -
fRACh ER On Friday. March l., lS.sl THOMAS
LAfAA Eli fEACnth. In the sixts seventh yUar
Fune-ai viii taSe place fro, Ascension Church Mon
day March 20. at Ill A. M GAINESVILLE Ohio. psTseT
HOWARD On SATURDAY, March Is. 1893. a 2 no
a. Ia. JAMES II. HOWARD. beloved husband OF the
late Susan Howard in the eighty fourth year Of bis
age.
Blessed they that die the Lord for they shau
see heaven.
Funeral viii take pisce Sunday. March 10. sssp.
Mitchell. 1919 soatn Carolina avenue. Rsistiyes
ard friends invited.
yAcKSoN; o. the morning of saturday. March Is.
Fnnera, from his late residence. oslo Dumbarton
avenue. Moudsy. March -. at I'm.
MENTION; On Iyidsy. March IL. sa3 st o 10 y m.
HARRIET l. MENTION, widow Of the late Albert
q Ne~.on departed this life. the sixty-ni yssr
Funeral services be held in St Paui's Episcopal
Cnnrrh. this city on sunday. Ma-ch ~. st l:30 pm
inie-rnent 81 Alexandra. Va. IAleIandria. Balti-
more ami Norfolk papers please copy.l
,s :, 81 ps ss IN, %.rnns Msssh IS
FnneFal fr.I1 residence. :ss5 pennsyiy.nis svsuus
Northwest Monday morning at 10 O'Clock. tBaltimoro
pspe.s Please copy.
kENNER. On Thursday. March l6 lsa3 q lo:30
O'Clock p M, at her residence. No. s:,o New Jersey
Featoa.
e. s so ssE l.ss sSn Ssg
gressions cemetery.
SHAW. On Thursisy. March IT, 1893. ct ESQ
Pm. JOHN WILLIAM. beloved husband Of Emma
Funeral sundsy. March - from his i.se re.idsne.,
Al street northwest. at2 30 pm.
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dit TIT

Ever strike you being odd that while a woman may
have half dozen beautiful dresses and man many
suits Of clothes. yet neither of them rewards it be-
ing at all Necessary to provide themselves with
more than ore or two pairs % Shoesf 1t is fact
beyond dispute that three to1r pairs Of Shoes If
worn alternately. will last much longer and afford
better satisfaction in every way than If rair be
worn continuously. These few observati were
made recently by Mr.. Wilson Of the Shoe firm Of
WILSON CARR. 329 at. n. w.. and in speaking OF
Shoes he arke particularly Of tie great favcr
which his Sc. 20 Shoe had ne: With, esr ecally amcny
people WHO suTe- VITA Germs tender feet These
So 80 Shoes have never been appro achei .or soi.d
comfort. and TO wear pair means tina. you Will
solve 20 them long as you can get them Taey
are made in variety OF shapes for ladies aad men
dull glaze finish fo- ladies' II you are looking fo-
pair Of Slippers TO match your eveLinS dress you
can find them at WILSON CARR'S. Any color no:
in stock be made order in few hours if reces.
sary. mnlS-.t
EDR LEAsE-FOR ONE OR MORE YEARs-THAT
sor. known as CHAPEL. POINT. gu the Potomac
rlvt-. ~ mi es from Washington oy or steaIne-
Iee property consists of wharf. concert hsi,
steam mil. dancing pavilion. BATH houses and large
hotel Win capacity or 80 guests. The most heslthy
ard p.cStrssQu' resort N southern Na"viand Hotel
drci lots to- safe which Will make Jats the azure
county seat % CAs--es county.
For terms. &C.. apply to the owner,
CHARLES c. LANCASTER,
mhlS-ft 1913 T st. r.w.
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ASSISTANT SECRETARIES
Can Advise and Innuence Appointments,
but Cannot Make Them.

Can Advise and Innuence Appointments
but Cannot Make Them.
Considerable misapp-eheasion seems to have
arisen in regard to appointments under the
State Department not OF the presidential class.
Inquiry at the department today elected the in
formation that the appointing power is vested
in the Secretary alone and that neither of the
three assistant secretaries has authority to make
single appointment except when acting as
Secretary. This applies rot only to all consular
appointments no: presidential, but to clerks
aud messengers as well. The assistant sec-e-
taxes may nave influence in such matters. but
no appointments, not even private secretaries,
can be made without the sanction
and authority OF the Secretary. For
instance. it required the Secretary approval to
secure Mr.. SHADES employment by the govern
ment "a Assistant Secretary GCiucy's confden-
tial clerk. This explanation is made For the
benefit of the democratic assistant sec-e taries
who are being overrrn by Office seekers. under
The impression that they control minor appoint
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ALEXANDRIA.
CELEBRATION LAST xraur.

CELEBRATION LAST Niaur.
The celebration Of ST. rstricks day here by
the Young Mems sodslity I.yceum packed the
Lyceum Hall on Duke street last night
The exercises were conducted under the lead.
ership of Rev. DIR: Cutler. the pastor
OF ST Msry's Church. aud were o. follow,
Introductory remarks. Prof. J. II. Rice; recit.,
ton. Mr.. P.J. Murphy: solo. oh. Promise Ne"
Mr.. Thomas Burroughs; ST Patrick ,oration),
Rev. Father Chester OF Georgetown; music
orchestra: recitation. Miss NJ Lyies; solo. %.
lection from 'Nignon. Miss NJ. Grcenwel,
music. orchestra; solo. Mr.. r. NJ Hamilton;
comic recitation. Master Robert Smith; song.
Mr.. Thos. Burroughs; recitation. Prof. Hamil,
ton. The music OF the orchestra. Mr.. Edwin
Dunn Leader. closed the celebration. The nrpt
ST. Patricks banquet ever given in Alexandria
was on The 18th OF March. l7Ss. at the house OF
Col. John Fitzgerald. and Gen. wsshingtou
was guest on the occasion.
MARRIAGE or TEE rEsrrrSrr,kr.
The Law Of Moses in respect 20 the .cductioa
OF maidens Is reafiirmed in the code Of vir-
ginia, and on several occasions the mayor Of
Alexandria have been called 10 present 10 .
male Young person. in the presence OF fe-
male young person, an alternative in three
words. Marriage or the penitentiary" Ths
minister with his book has always been pre-
ferred 10 the turnkey with his shackles. Msvor
Strauss had occasion TO present the alternative
OF the law Yesterday to q colored boy named
Stewart johnson. Rev. Mr.. Cook, colo-ed,
guided the youth into mstrimony by the
straight road.
EXAMINATION OF PHARNAcrsTs
The Alexandria druggist. even II he BE- .
graduate Of the Washington College OF Phar-
macy, must be registered with the Virginia
Pharmaceutical Association before he A
allowed by law Ito retail. compound
or dispense medicines or poisons" A
graduate Of the College Of Pharmacy of WASH
ington. which Is one of the institutions "recos-
nized by the Virginia Pharmaceutical Associa-
ton, does not require examination. The
examinations will be held this year in Richmond
and will begin on the 2sth OF March.
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Gen. Schofeld has issued an order il regard
to dose-iiors in which he says: "A soldier Is
Liable 70 be tried for deser:ioa. although more
than :wo years after The expiration OF tine term
Coz which he enlisted mag have elapsed, until
ard unless be is s-ragned for trial ard pleads
the statute. Although. however. the liability
TO trial continue. above sIa:ec. II is no: de-
sirah.e that desc ers who can i,.ead the de-
Tense c: Inc one hundred and third article CO
war tan:e.iea by tne act O: APRIL IL, 1851
should be a2y-eleIded aad rewards la!d fcr
their a;lp"eIensiCr.
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ALLEGED OCTEAGES.
Complaint Against Turkish officials Filed nj
the State Department.

Complaint Against Turkish Officials Filed nj
the State Department.
A committee of Massachusetts, cIergymen
called on Secretary Gresham at the State De-
par.ment yesterday and presented formal
complaint o: alleged oatrages by Turkish Off
cials uDon the rights OF American citizens In
Turkey The committee consisted Of Rev. Dr.
Judson Smith. foreign secretary of the An:eri-
can board. and Rev. c. c. Tracy, a missionary
from Norsonan. Turkey.
Oae OF their allegations that the Turkish
officials have in.er.ered with the mails o: the
missionaries and even with the dispatches of
United States officials. The direct statement
was made that recent telegram addressed to
the department by the United States consul AZ
Sivas was suppressed It WAS also alleged that
dispatches frcm Minister TEUIIr son TO the Sec
rotary of State mad been stopped by Turkish
officials. Secretary Gresham promised to give
the matter early attention.
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It is no reflection whatever on Gen. t;acar-
ley, appointment clerk OF tina Treasury
Department, to say tina. cnango in that Office
will probably be one o. the earlies. acts of Secre-
tary Carlisle. The confidential character of the
Office. The business OF which is principally po-
litical, naturally SUCCESS that the incum-
bent should be o: the same political
belief as the head OF the department.
But for this no one would expect
Gen. MacCauier 70 be -elieyed. The selection
IS his successor is said to lie between Mr.
Samuel Dona GNon OF Tenne,see former door,
keeper of the Hogse. and Mr.. Aret. of Texas,
formerly chief of the division OF mails and flies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-18
Republicans in Charge.

Assistant Secretary Grant is aching Secretary
OF War in the absence OF Secretary Lamont.
and Assistant Secretary Solely is acting secre-
tary Of the Navy in tie absence O. Secretary
Herbert, thus presenting he spectacle c: two
Republicans at the head o. TWO OF the ececc-
tive departments du--Gg democratic admins
tration. Secretaries Lamont and Herbert vii,
be a. their desks Monday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-18

The Treasury Department: = informed that .
fatal case Of cholera occurred on the bark
Helen. which recently ailsd from Gsavessnd,
England, and has arrived II Guaymas, Mexico.
Al this port the authoritio refused to allow her
cargo to Be landed. 0nvsssud, IL IL stated, il
. short distancs from Loudon. Il q mot stated
from what port tbs Helen originally salad
The death Of the sailor. however, u stated 70
have occurred vhils ths vessel was at o. %
01vooond.
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Transfers OF Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
C. H. Bates to A C. Walter, sub %, 50. 20;
g. R. F. Bradbury to Annie E. Elriz, lot ~,
SO. 4, Twining City; e. G. W. Burgess to L
s. Lyon. int. in lots 10 and II, So l066. and pit
8, SO. 997; e. p. Curran to Julia A. Curran,
pit Is, 90. 81; $4,000. Elizabeth Frederick 70
J. W. Turner, sub l4i, 50. as; e. W. A.
Gordon to IL stopsack, pit 10, 50. 81; A3,Soo
G. F. Hane to J. v. Stance. y int sub "a, blk.
IS, lie Droit ParA; g. Joseph E. Jardet,a to
Mary E. Bowden, n pit z, 50. $50: e. Horace
E. James to W. K Williams, pit. ALI; o., $50. D.
Moore to D. W. Weaver, lot 8. blk. q, Mt
Pleasant; el.o4a. Lots 2 and 8, SIS sub
do; e3,l25. L. D. Wine to w. c.
johnson, sub IS. %. ssl; es.4oo.
C. Il. Reed to o. II. Atwood, sub IS, square ss6;
-. c. Gessford toe. Leisman, sub &c. square
7es; -. L. G. Woods TO James J. Becker. sub
"a, square $40; g. Z; 8. E.iey 70 L Excl,
b. Moreiand, part o, block 6. I. 4 B.'s sub
Mt Pleasant; e. W. L Hopkins TO A Nc
Naught, sub 50, square s, West lexington; e.
7. g. carmick TO Adelaide Payne, LOS Is block
u. Brookisnd; ss7s. ssk: to Q. n. p..s =.
Kanouss, sub So. square $50; g.
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SILK BARGAINS ExfRAonn1xARr.

-Four lots. containing the best values offered this
season.
LOT 1-S2 pieces Satin Surahs In dots and figures.
in colo-ings suitable for trimming cloth dresses u
yard. but north eLs5.
LOT 2-S2 pieces Printed Surah Gace In all the new
sunset and other beautiful effects. Soc yard. but
north rs cents
LOT ga pieces Figured India Silks. includins
the new blues. pinks, lavender. also cream. oOc
yard. but north rs cents.
LOT 4-l9 pieces Black Silks for u yard. but wo1th
eI.s5. Three styles: Satin Duchess Satin khadame.
ROYAL Arruure.
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Drnexists Ask Some Questions.

The Commissioners today received the fol-
lowing questions from a prominent firm of
druggists:
Would We be amenable to the Law in dis
pensing claret soda, which contains about one
ounce Of clarst to three ounces Of simple sirup?
docs it (the law Of Afxfch 8, 1885, apply to
the sale of ~aicoh0af Section IL Of the act
ssys that druggists shall not sell intoxicating
liquors, nor compound nor mix any compost
ton thereof
I'm view Of this are We safe In selling beet,
wine and iron. . pharmaceutical compound.
which has ~ its base light sherry wine?"
Assistant Attorney Thomas will look into the
matter and report
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Capt. George v. Sumner h1s been detached
from duty a. re navy ?sr1. New Fo-a. ard or
dered 10 tenn o-ary command Of the Baltimore,
relieving Capt.Wm. r. Eridgmsn. no has been
ordered to report 10 Rear Admiral Gherar6;.
commandment. chief of the naval review meet.
for duty as chief OF staff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-18
From the Ouid Country.

Mr.. Moseley. secretary Of the interstate COM
merce commission, was in receipt yesterday
evening of q dozen beautiful little pots of the
true shamrock which had been gathered at
Castle Douth. the birthplace of John BOYLE
O'Reilly, and was sent to him by Mrs. O'Reilly,
PLEASANT episode sppropriate to the natal day
Of Ireland's patron saint.
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MARRIED.

CsRMODY-CHAFrE. In PHILADELPHIA Sertem-
her ID ls.2. ty tie Eey. A. II. hoyle FRANCIS s
CAkMODi and NARY NJ CHAFFE. both OF Nash
iEgron.
sPiLNAN-TANNER- At the cathedral B.ltt.
more by the Rev, 2. J. DonAhu ne. August 20. lso2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-18

Cen Simeon B. Brown, aged siShty-sight
years, . veteran Of the civil war, died ysster-
day st st. Clair, Mich. He vas formerly dep.
MY grand master Il ~ 1asoaic ordsr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-18

Nh. PIIxcE, the Warrington photographer,
has made . ten years lease Of portion Of the
Brentano building, 81 Union square. New
York, and intends opening branch studio
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TIE CorREcr VELVET RIBBONS.

Nearly ZOO pieces srrive Monday. March 20. Ir
the widths you end the skirts Of imported cos
tunes. y to inches vide. The Pslais RoyA prices
are To be the surprise Of the only Sc to pa
yard The colors include all the new Dress Good:
shades.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-18

Range of the Thermometer.
The following were the temperatures at the
Office Of the weather bureau today; sam, Is;
m. 40; maximum. 40; minimum, q
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SPECIAL THINGS In OuR ART De

SPECIAL lHINGs In OCR ART LIE
PARTMENr.
STAMPED TEA TRAY COVERS, 1sxc7. 19c
STAMPED pAMAsK TEA TRAY COVERS. lsre1.
s5a
ZINE LINEN HKMsrrTcHED TRAY COVERS
With new and pretty designs. 29c.
STAMPED MONTE scARPs. Is154. % centa
STAMPED NOME sCARFs. 1s.72. b cents
STAMPED scARFs OF FINER NOME. 1srs4.
o centa
TINTED TABLE COVERS. new designs. $685. so
nntA.
AFULL LINE OF FINE DRAPERY SILKS. In
n the new effective colorinss and designs.
EXTRA FINE QUALITY OF DOWN SOFA Pill
Lows. muslin covers. Sizes: 10 inches. as cents
10 inchs. IS cents, 20 inches. s1.25; % inches.
e1.6o and "a inches. e.
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JUST REGElWLEjN.

c75 Pair SPRING DRApERY CURTAINS,
which we're going to sell at So. 90. SO. rs.
81 80, Si.CO. "a. so. $3.50. and on up to
$1,000. The lot includes all tho newest
neutral, PINK. blue. olive. terra Gotta and
pearl tones. and the colors are guaranteed
not to run.
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w. 3. ROSES & SONS
SPECIAL SALE AND D1srrar OF
CoucHss AND Lousars IN
EXHIBITION Roou.
1sr FLooR.

lsT TLOoR.
In this display We have made
some effort to bring our own
manufacturing before the yublic-
no CoUCHEs IN THE WORLD
ARE MORE COMFORTABLE OR
MORE DURABLE THAN THOSE
MADE BY oURsELvKs.-we make
every style and quality Of Couch.
Divan and Lounge.
IN order to call particular at
tsntion 10 this display We make .
number Of reductions equivalent
n SOME CASES TO 40 PER CENT
OFF.
Our WARDROBE COUCH. 1.-THE
GRAND" lined inside. upholstered.
with Bessemer steel springs. and made
comfortable as well Is durable. with
adjustable hair bolster. at sI7. IL as
good as any so article Of the kind
ever sold.
NEXT WEEK PRICE. TO INTRODUCE
IT. ONLY SIS
Tns "oRIENrAL DrvAN" We are
Offering is . new article and certsinly
merits . large sale. loose. best
hair mattress covers the springs and
the adjustable hair roll can be paced
at either end Of the divan--The
article Is the most durable Of the
hind We have offered. - the up
holstery can scarcely wear out. for
II simply consists Of . mattress.
which can be turned and shifted ct
vin-The springs being the only
vulnerable spot. the cost Of repairs
are very sltshf-
FIVE SPECIAL BARGAINS
THAT HAVE NO EQUAL.
OUR loPoUND HAIR MATTRESS.
guaranteed odorie.s.. a. S6.OO.
We never heard Of any mattress
being offered for less than 5000
tn. was absolutely odorlesA-
Our sL65 High-back Dining. Office
o. Hall CEalr. highly polished. is the
strongest and best designed chair ever
constructed for the price.
Our &c Hizh-bsck Chair is worth
9Oc.
Our s315 Gold Leaf Reception
Chair is sold everywhere at from
sI25 to $500
W. B. Moses & SoSs.
F AND nth SITS.
Storage Rooms. ed near N st. mil
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0HU9PHATlG EMWl SION.

(EMULS1Q PHOSPHATICA.)
This porular eparatiou. cent ,inire esd Liver Oil
combined with the Ao,k Of s1g. Pno~pho-c Acid,
CrArG- ow2r Water, jana 90 Kun and tIiycs-ine
o~curies promilec: place in chr "a. le-n M.iaris
Medca as a remedy 20: Ling les Our only
clam is tire qua. ity OF the and
the skill with which - prepared. Can always he
obtained freshly NJ .-s5
SIMMS' PHARMACY,
mhiS-S, Cor l!tk 81; ana Eaw York ave
Tor BUSINESS AND TEST NEDtuM GO TO
Maiune Seet. Sire :" IS !, ! events of lie and
gives vice leeal gu .stions Ca.d residing
spec.aIty. Pariors. l230 ST. NV mhlS-Iws
u OCYDALEES! ATTENTION :. boy NOw...
~ Our contract ends Sfst instant. See ofier,
Mrsc, nl',sita. in>'ts, piano s.,os. VO>E PIANOS.
IEOAsDN'S MUSIC STORE. ~, 1lth s.. fel-2.u
WANTED - GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES TO
w study shorthand private irstruc ions
HAIRY 4. TEEPE,
IT. to- -. Il W
INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN TO LADIES NOW TO
1 make the French butterfly .or par d. -o-stior.
sI:sht IN one lesson .o- 81 Cali at 300 18Th ~
n. milo b
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WANT EE MING ROAD w1pENEp.
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Commissioners have received letter
from General Manager Alvey of the baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company in reference to the
cutting Of the hose of the fire department by
one OF its engines some time ago. Mr.. Alvey
maintains that it requires 1,500 feet for fast
express train to stop, and the accident to the
hose was unavoidable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-18
BABY CARRIAGES,

REDUCED PRICES ALL NEXT WEEK.
If you want BABY CARRIAGE this is
certainly the place to set satfstG toriiV
supplied. Our carriages have the latest
style hucs. buggy spokes, patent
wheel brakes, steel springs and patent al
Just !ble parasol holders.
Over 100 styles to choose from. $50 car
riages nov our FIST foor.
PRICES. IS TO $40
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SPECIAL MATl[lMG SALE.

You've heard Of IOINTLESs MATING
for 90 cents yard Quality not men;ionedj
but have You ever heard Of hrs: g4uiity
JOINTLFSS NATT1NGat
Is CENTS PER YARD.
Worth ell Of 20 cents. in fact, it has been
selling right along for that price. Large as
sortment.
Spectator merit rsek only!
A SECOND SPECIAL. Our line OF
FANCY CHINA MATTINGS is without
superior. Everything is new and the as
sortment is la-g=. Foc neat wsek's Soscid!
we've selected a high-grade no
class and married 1T doUn to...... l. l. ~.
BIZ the yard or roll the price u the same
There's practically no end to our stock of
MATTINGS. You can get Whatever you
want and pay Whatever you like.
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LACE CURTAINS
seriouslv affected. We're going to do
the CURTAIN business Of The city next
week if to,c prices count FOR anything. We
feel sure that the stock mentioned below
won't last long before the crowds that'll
want them.
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". h. HoUGHToN MFG co. !,
fvrnSsAiao EmOorssm,
12lS-l220 r ST. NV.
[AT]o11ey
| NVA axes the
go.

A SOMEWHAT ANTIQUE AssER-
TION. the truth Of which will be
illustrated here nest Wsek. We've Al
ways been famous for lop prices. but
WE'RE going to outdo all previous
efforts by next weeks offerings The
following list Of reductions win plainly
tell you that
WE MEAM BUSINESS.
There's undoubtedly something told
OF below that you want. II 80,
wouldn't it be greatly to your interest
to see the goods advertised.
One can tell from the list what the
prices will be. but you've got to see
for yourself as to the quality. And
here's our strongest claim for your
patronage-the qualities We give cannot
be approached for like prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-18

BoNNEr. Al Washington, u. c.. March l6 laps
ELIAS W. BoNNEl, son OF the lsts Ella. " Bonney
OF Baltimore.
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The PAIArs RorAr.

Cor. 10Th st. aud Psnnsylvsais ave.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-07-26
Bismarck's Aphorisms.

The fact that Bismarck in his PEN
sive moments has been forger of sem
tentious aphorisms was brought to
mind by the appearance last week in
Paris of translation of his Mote
Book of Youth" This work dates
from the great mans 10Th year and 1t
is full of solemn remarks. For EXAM
pie: Love is blind; frindship shuts
the eyes," which is not bad, by the
way. Again; you often hear the
rich man saying to the poor man, 1
have no money A great mind in
certain fashionable gatherings says as
much by its silence" ain the tete-a-
tete.' says Bismarck, "a woman speaks
aloud to the man who is Indifferent to
her, low TO the man she is near loving,
and keeps silence with the man she
loves"
We seem to have heard something
like this before; but when the prince
compares wise men to STEM winding
watches, which have attached to them
selves the machihers for regulating
them, and other men to old-fashioned
watches, which need separate key,
he is entirely original, which his worthy
of the author of "Tree Men in a Boat"
"Reading a medical book one fancies
one has all the maladies it prescri bes;
similarly, when reading the work of a
moralist one discovers all the faults he
points out-in oLhers.-1he Speaker.