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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16
Burial Permits.

During the twenty-four hours ending ct noon
today burial permits were issued from the
health Office for the following:
White-Jno. W. Wilson. Sc years; Mary NJ.
SPAIN. % years; Elizabeth Martin, so wears:
Marguerite suii an, % wears; Vim. Zhann, 43
years: Annie b. Gibson, 81 years: Elizabeth L.
Greegor. ~ years: Annie Ford. 6s wears; Ed~
E. Lewis. 4 months; James Cross. Sc years.
Colored-Florence Carroll. IL wears; James
E. Jackson. 40 years; Randall Brooking. IS
years; Martha Myers, As years; Mary Vaughn.
% years; James Palmer, months; Clarence
Fairchilds. months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16
Looking After APPLICATIONS for Onice.

Mr.. Frederick Penfeld Of New York is en-
gagged in some mysterious duties at the State
Department. said to be in connection with the
reception and filing Of applications for appoint
ment in the consular service. He has room
next to that Of the chief clerk, and his presence
there has been carefully guarded as secret.
1t is said he will act assistant to Assistant
Secretary Quincy until matters get in good
running shape when he will be appointed 10 .
good Office in the consular service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16
REMSaxrs LADIES UsprnwraR.

REMxaxrs LADIES UxpyRwEaR.
3SILE VESTS, HIGH NECK, SHORT
sLkEN IS. Former Price. SL21
1Jc. each
3 BLACK WOOL VESTS, HIGH
NICE. LONG SLEEVES. Former
price. 81. 90 REMNANT PRICE,
81. 90 each
SWISS RIBB ID LADIES' UNION
or COMBINATION) SUITS. Former
price. s. 20. REMNANT PRICE,
ex,rrrss1l Z &, ge5 sT Ytsrs z,eu
NECKS long SLEEVES Former
pr.ee. e. %. REMNANT PRICE.
1.1-. each.
= SCARLET WOOL VESTS, HIGH
NECkS. LONG SLEEVES. Former
price. sl-25. REMNANT PRICE.
&c each.
pairs LADIES' SCARLET wOOL.
PANTS. Former price. S1.2o. REM
NANT PRICE.
sc. pair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16
STEAMSHIPS PARIS AND NEW YORK.
Secretary Carlisle Will Probably Not Now

Secretary Carlisle viii Probably Not Now
Revoke Their Engineers' Licenses.
Secretary Carlisle has received any number
Of protests against the licensing Of the engi-
neer officers of the steamships Paris and New
York. but he is not inclined to reopen this case
which his predecessor has decided II is not
probable that he will depart from the present
ruling, and for the present at least no change
in the decision will be made.
The law provides that in order to obtain
license it must be necessary for the officer 70 be
an American citizen. 1t is on this ground that
they are not such that the protests are
based Secretary Foster held that as
these officers had declared their inten-
ton Of becoming American citizens
and having taken out their first naturalization
papers, are entitled to the licenses that will
enable them to pursue their present occups-
tions under the American flag. The owners Of
the vessels are not opposed to the employment
Of American engineers. but claim that those
now in charge have had control since the YES
sells began running, and TO make . change
might involve the loss of millions Of dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16
a BOOMERANG.
E0set Of Ms nsckevy'. Redacsiop u En-
Appropriated tor Cierks.

E0kef Of In nsckevy's Reducsiou N tn
Appropriation tor Cierks.
Representative Alexander Monroe Docksry
Of Missouri threw . boomerang which came
back with . dull. siekening thud when,
through his influence, the appropriation.
for clerks in the departments were mate
rally reduced. On account Of the reduction
Secretary Carlisle was obliged TO dispense with
the services Of a Number Of the employees in his
department. One OF these Mr.. Dockery de-
sired TO b< retained. he called on Secretary
Carlisle and asked him that the clerk be REIN
stated
Secretary Carlisle asked Mr. Dockery whether
he could consider it consistent 90 ask for the
he bad bssn Obliged to dismiss owing 10 q lack
Of funds brought about BY Mr.. Dockery's in
strumsntaiity. The reply - awaited with in
terest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16
IT WAS A FAKE"

The Story Sent From Louisville About
Finding Corpses in Barrels.
LOUISVILLE, KY., March 16.-A horrible
fake was scattered broadcast from here
through special correspondents last evening.
An excited reporter on an afternoon
paper was worked by the telephone just
as his paper went to press on . story
that eight dead bodies had been found in bar
rels at the freight depot of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad. The only truth in the mat
ter was that box containing a skeleton be-
longing to . doctor broke open while being
shipped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16
THE FLAoMAx VAS CONFUSED.
He Turned the Wrong Switch and . r.
Wreck Resulted.

He Turned the Wrong switch and . Bad
Wreck Resulted.
HAxLHroN, Pa, March l6-While Pennsyi-
vania railroad engine No. 400 wss going down
the mountain this morning Il became disabled
and was run on to siding near Delano. Flag
man Swenk. who was sent out to protect the
engine, became CONFUSED and turned the main
switch.
Lehlgh Valley engine SIS, drawing fifteen
gondolas aud a tool car, came around the curve
at rapid rate of speed and dashed into the
disabled engine. All hands jumped
Both engines were wrecked and cars piled
mp in confusion. John Jenkins. . cook on the
tool car, was thrown through the window and
badly injured. The car Immediately took IRE
and was destroyed.
Conductor kIeckner Of the Lehigh Valley
train had a leg broken in jumping and Engi-
neer Shuman Of the Pennsylvanis engine had
an arm broken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16
Mr.. Biount's Trip to Hawaii.

Secretary Carbide this morning declined 10
af6rn or deny the statement that the revenue
cutter Bush, 1t San Francisco, had been
ordered 10 hold herself IN readiness
70 carry Mr.. Blount to Hawaii II y
medically stated, heveyer, hat the
revenue cutter vim be piaeed at Mr.. Bio.ats
disposal on his arrival. and, unless srraassoents
can b made for the Pacific Mail steamer which
sails for China on the sd instant to touch Of
Honolulu, Mr.. Biount WI 81, on the Rash
1t will take that vessel about week - make
the trip. The snppo6tion that the Rush hes
been ordered for S6s 6pty rsesivs con1rms-
ton from the fact hat revenue marine officials
who three dAys ago denied positively that any
orders to this effect bad been given are this
morning dumb - oyptsrs On the subject
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16
Sad Condition of w. J. sc.n,on.

NEW YonK, March l6.-The report that VIM.
J. Scanlon, tho well-known Irish comedian,
who is now an inmate of the Hoomingdale In
sane Asylum suffering from paresis, will not
live more than . week has seriously alarmed
his friends. Scanlon is q maniac. He laughs
and weeps alternately. 1t required several men
to look after him for the past week and doctors
say that if his present condition continues he
cannot last long.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16
THE BOOTY FOUND ON HIM.


Robbery in Philadelphia
NEW YORK, March 16.-Robert Leitch, who is
accused Of committing q burglary in Philadel-
phia, has been arrested in this city. II is
charged that on the night of December 10 last
Leitch robbed the store Of Jos. Lee & Co., IS
South I'd street, Philadelphia, of some silk
goods and negotiable securities worth 5000.
He was held to await the extraditlon papers
from Pennsylvania. When arrested he had in
his possession some Of the bonds stolen from
Lees store.
1t is said that the police are on the track Of
two other men who took part in the Phi,sdel-
phia robbery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16

RExs.srs o. DsEss M.rrnI.I.
eysras Finch ALLwooL FRENCH
54sss. sadd hEas sk4f PRICE. Former
- 90 for piece.
FRENCH HENRIETTA GIRNET.
P PSIGfr price, ss1a REMNANT
,6. yards 46-inch ALL-WOOL IMPE-
Rial SERGE IN GARNET Former
price, 80. REMNANT PRICE.
5000 for piece.
20, yards 4o-inch ALL-WoOI
66SInsr price. s4-25. Remnant
81 ysrds 5O-in- ALL-WOOL GRAY
eHIAAkp sLRSE Former price. s4-oo-
e. 90 for piece.
5 y,rds 3s-In- BROWN snd WHITE
SHLSIPi p. Former price. sL5o REM
ey.-d. .s sIs5 . f9fH,ses D. GRAY
BEDFORD CORD. Former price.
So 90 for piece
lizards 44-in; ALL-M00L NOVELTY
S EssfS 81 MN kEMxt skTP PRICE, Former
e. % for piece.
u yards 3s-in. ALL-WooL GRAY
as REMNAST PRICE.
8 yards 4dtin. ALf~WOOL HENRI
Eta, BLACK. Former price. So 90.
REMNANT PRICE.
81 yards 4sSin. AL WOOL M
PRICE, hs.s $50 tN sESrS Stsff PRICE Sre
81 IS for niece
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16
The Admission CT Three Senators.

The Admission CT Three Senators.
Both parties in the Senate sre divided on the
question Of the admission Of the three Sens-
tors from Wyoming Montana and Wellington.
Anumber Of good lawyers in both parties are very
set in the opinion that the senators are not en-
titled to admission and viii earnestly resist IL.
The committee on privileges and elections viii
meet tomorrow to take up the eases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16
KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
GAVE ms LIFE RON rnE Cause.

fngie Scene af ~. c. r. q. Nestine 81
East camSsiAge. Msss.
Bosrox, March lA-The annual meeting Of
the East Cambridge woman's Christian Tenn
psrsaos Unioa hsld last evening in tie Trinity
Il e. Church, East Cambridge, was alb
ruptly interrupted By The sudden death Of ons
Of the speakers, Rev. VIM Graham, pastor af
the First Reformed Presbyterian Church Of
Boston Mr.. Graham was introduced 10 spsak
on The Tsmpssanos Outlook"
He arose and said: ~ came out Of . sick bed
to show the side am on"
The sentence was hardly SPOKEN uhsu b fell
beck dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16

Cor. Flower Of New York has respitsd tn
week beginning March Ii
George Wilma, . ysgrsut negro. mas cold On
the block Tuesday ct Faystte. No, under the
vagrsnt lsv Of Missouri. His services for six
meaths wses bought for o2o.
Pro-. @. A L Tottsa prsdists IL euning q
Ne uaIlls..isa q - ssStsab3 s9uiasE. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16

PARIS, March l6.-The returns issued by the
French board Of trade show that during the
month Of February the imports decreased
81. sos 900 francs and that the exports increased
5,S74.000 francs, as compared with the imports
and exports during the corresponding month
last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16
sANIrARY INSPECTION.
The Limits OF the Distrtcts and the In.
sp~ctors Assigned 20 Duty

Eight Of the ten sanitary inspectors appointed
TO make the house-to-house inspection in the
health departments crusade against nlth
entered upon their duties this morning with all
the power possible 10 give such officers and to-
morrow morning they will make their reports
in accordance with the Instructions printed in
THE STaR q few DAVIS ago.
The districts in which the inspectors Will
work were mapped out yesterday afternoon by
Chief Clerk Tracy of the heath ofice and
Health oficer Hsmmett approved them.
The districts as follows: First All that
portion Of Georgetown and the thickly popa-
lated suburbs living west Of Congress street
Inspector. u. oDonohue.
Second. Parts Of Washington and Georre-
town east OF Congress aud west Of 2Sd street
including large part Of the county Inspec-
tor: Morris Soule
Third. West OF 18th and east Ct 2Sd street
Inspector. Henry 3. Bolton.
Fourth. Between l4th and 18th streets. In
spec;or. E. ID. Stimson.
Fifth. Between 10th and 18th streets and
north OF ID street south. Inspector, W. v.
Mason
sixth. Between 9th aud 10th streets and
north OF street south. Inspector. J.H. Craw-
ford.
Seventh. Between North Capitol and 9th
streets and north OF street south No in
spector named.
Eighth. All territory east OF North Capitol
street and north Of b street south Inspector.
George Starmount
Ninth. South of street south and east Of
South Capitol street. Inspector. Joseph Lee.
Tenth. West of South Capitol street aud
south OF street south. Inspector not named.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16
MARRIED.

GOOD RIcH-FELTHAM In this city "Wednesday.
March Is ls. at the house Q. Benz. \. Plat SOP I.
street nortaNest by DIR. = VI. Newman, CHAkLES
L. GOODRICH OF stockbridge. Mass. and SARA X.
FELTHAM Of Albany. y. Y
HERoN-ESkEw. "Wednesday. March Il, 1Ssr3
at O'Clock m. by Rev NJ Ross Tishbnrn DIR W III.
HERON and Miss HATTIE l. EskEw both Of
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16

Arrival - Prof. virehow.
NEW YoRK, March l6.-Prof. virchow, the
eminent German surgeon, arrived on the Lain
this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16
IM]|ERTZ'S SEVENTH
ANNIVERSARY.

A. usaal vhsA hsvine thsss saiss, cur store "a.
efowdsd an day yesterday. but not % crowded but
Whist with our immense force Of claks ~ could
Promptly ssrvs an whs called.
TIA rsdustious VIII b IN foses today and Tomorrow
s.d In sddition have reduced our entire tine Of
regular Dficsa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16
ODp SIZES l. GLov

ODp SIZES l. Grows.
lair LADIES' WHITE NOUSQUE-
TAIRz GLOVES, slizEtly soiIef l
pzi- 81. 3 pairs 6. Former y-ice, 81 co.
REMNANT PRICE.
Soc Dsir
> pair BLACK GiACE KID
GLOVES, MOrSQCETAIs;E. sizes
81 and g. Former price. $50.
AEMNAN4 PRICE.
&c. pair.
. pair GLACE MOUSQUETAIRE
KID GLOVES, TAN. sizss q and ..
Former price. 81 80 REMNANT
PRICE.
SIC. pair.
> pair LADIES' d JGSFIN GAUNT-
LET'S. TAN Sizes and G2. Former
I-ice, 81. 80. FENNAST PaICE,
g-- rafr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16
Range Of the The

Range Of the Thermometer.
The following were the temperatures at the
Office Of the weather bureau today; An, ri;
2p.m-, 80; maximum. 80; minimum. 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16

Ueiss - . lGil1isnaa,s Asrss - DsvaAa.
eoura BxxD. March lA-Ths Asdrs At The
estate Of tie hate John Rsyselds eans - IN
Agreement yesterday ponpias- Ths sstats
involves about q, go ,ooa The WIN ~ hroksn
q the lest tsrm ~ ths sizssit eoar6 end bad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16
REnx,xrs IN LACE ID PaRrsExr

REnx,xrs IL LACE ID PaErNEsr
oysrls BLACK CEANIILLY LACE
IoLmer Pr.ce. $50. REMNANT
P4ICE.
- 81 GOV piece
"a ya-ds Sin BLACK SILK EN-
BRJIDERED GAUZE- Regular price.
SIS Remnant PI.IC-.
s. 81 for pi-re.
Il yards Io--n. FIGURED CHAN
IT, Ne. Former price, 81 40
REMNANT PE1CE,
81 ~ tOr piece.
rs y1-is 4s-.n- RLACk SILK CHAN
TILLY MI. Former price. S27J.
kkANANT PRICE
SI-49 for piece.
LOT Ian CULOkEu SILK NET,
N RID and l. BLUF. Former price.
81. EEMNA~T PRICE.
.J,R- yard.
/ niece 12-ir. STRAW COLOR SILK
MT. Former price, 81 REMNANT
/ LOF 2-.n. CHIFFON LACE, in
AL COLOEs Former price, 81 and
Sl25 REMNANT PRICE.
ILOT COLOKED CHIFFON LACES.
sin wide Former prir-. BIC. TO Sl4S
yard .~EMNANT PRICE.
i9c. yarn
! Piece BEADED CHIFFON LACE,
b.4ez. Former price, sl4S. REMNANT
PEICE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16

Fined for Running the Gloucester Track.
CAhDEN, N. j.. March 16.-Billy Thompson
this morning was fined $50 and costs for run
ming Gloucester race track
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16
BRoKEx Lors Or HOSIERY.

pairs LADIES' RIBBED TOP BAL
BR1GIAN HOSE Former price, 63c.
REMNANT PRICE,
:ySr. Dair.
pairs EXTRA SIZE LADIES' BAL
BRfGG IN HOSE. Former price. O3..
REMNANT PRICE.
5Sc- pei-.
pairs PURE SILK FAST BLACK
HOSE Former prize. $50 REM
NANT PRICE.
&c pair
pair BLACK OPERA LENGTH
HOSE Former price, Sl-2o. REM
Soc pair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16

EDWARD r. FRENCH OF Colorado vas ad-
mitted to the bar on motion OF q. X. French to-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16

REMNANTS LADIES TreH7s
1 pair Kuee-isnxth BLACK WOOL
TIGHTS. Former price. S2-22j. REM
NANT PRICE.
$50 pair.
- pairs ASKLE-LESGTH BLACK
WOOL TIGHTS. Former price. g. 80
REMNANT PRICE,,
SITS pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16
The Liberals Ho

The Liberals Hold Their Own in Scotland.
LONDON, March 16.-The election in Ban
fshire, Scotland, yesterday Of member Of par
lament to fill the place of Robert William
Duff, liberal. recently appointed governor Of
New South Wales, resulted in the choice Of Sir
VIM. Wedderburn, liberal, by 8, 166 votes to 2, 1886
votes for Mr.. J. A. Grant, the conservative and
liberal unionist candidate. The election was
sharply contested, notwithstanding the severity
Of the weather and the fact that many Of the
roads we're blocked with snow.
At the general election in 1892 Mr.. Duff, lib
eral, had 1888 votes to !. 424 for Barry, indie
pendent. VIM. Wedderburn is descended from
an ancient Scottish family which supported the
cause Of the eXiled Strarts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16
Hearty Welcome to q Pastor.

The announcement Of public reception to
be rendered 10 Rev. Chas. l. Pate who has lust
been returned by the Baltimore conference,
given under the auspices of the young people Of
Twelfth Street NJ. E. Church. was enough TO
Ill every pew in that edihce last night The
church was beautifully and tastefu,ly decorated
with plants and flowers. and suspended on in
The choir, under the leadership of Prof. Geo.
Fordham, rendered some beautiful selections
and in brief speech Mr.. W. T. Jeffries well
coined back both the pastor and his wife. Mr..
Pate responded.
During the evening. in behalf OF the young
people, Miss Bertha Bcbb presented to Mrs.
Pate beautiful silver cake basket filed with
La France and Marshal Neil roses.
After the presentation all were given an OPP
portunity TO come forward and shake hands
with Mr.. and Mrs Pate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16
Unsounded Report cOne.r.i.e Russsii sas

Unfounded Report C0ncsrning Russsn Sage.
NEW yo1x, March IA rspors has bean
current that Russell Sage b. been eeptemplat-
ing sstabliahing . fund for snlarging tie
Renssslssr Polyteohnie Institute Of Troy -
well = building an addition 70 ths Emma We
lard Seminary in thss city. 1Es Saes yssesr-
day cid thst ths rspoet 1ss unfoanAsA my
husband may do ssinsthing Ter the institute,"
shs remaxksd, ssbus it Nont b untn ~ pfhsr
aEEaaesnsat y oemplstsd."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16

copper cent discount will be SLOWED on the fol-
lowing: Hair Brushes. Combs Hat and Clothes
Brushes. Tooth, Nsil and Infant Brushes. Powder
Puts and Boxes
Derby Silver Ware. consisting Of Inkstands, Combs
and Brushes Manicure Articles. Photograph Frames.
will be subject to the same discount.
For the benefit Of many customers who live at
. distance We have published . Catalogue contain
ing list Of all the well-known Drugs. Medicines
and Toilet Articles. with the prices Of each.
This useful little pok We give to those asking for
them. will mai the same to any address on re-
quest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16
W. A. PIERCE & Go.
719 MAkKET SPACE.
coz SIH AND PA AVE
TEE REMNANT SALE
F., E,,


Has become Al expected event and IL
eagerly wstcnei for by alkrxe number Of
thrifty. pfuden. and economically in
clInsd persons wso realize the VALUE
Of q DOLLAR and persons that have the
good common sense 10 save honest
money when the opportunity presents
Itself These WEEKLY SALES OF
REMNANTS are Q boon to the merchant
A. well - the consumer In reducing
the price Of odd lengths and broken nS-
sortmsnts the MERCHANT keeps his
stock clear OF accumulation and the con-
desire at . MUCH LOWER FIGURE
than they would otherwise have 70 nav
IN OUR REMNANT OFFERING mis-
week there IL . fund Of GOOD BAR
GAlNs secure one or more for your
self IL 10 IL not on this short list IL NAV
De on the counter, Is there IL hundr,ds
of desirable REMNANTS tina. we haven't
tbs space TO mention So come in and
ant to ind IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16

4le 7rH ST. u
M1QM|EY
@A N Frs
FOR
|R|E|D- !! !lgK|ET
DAY.
In. .ay VERT is M MED Nth Desirable
sas!;sieas III ySa To- ssy ssss:s eas: Y.
70 rs iii. ana We sasss
stand upon the Sos. Of an article when Il Is
ss':ss; lust :s''s: sss
Cusr.rs AND Rue DEPARTMENT.
let Of q M9qss'tfs ESss az yGs lSns each
oaa Sss. q g. 30 to g. . PAL.
SOC. Figured Crepe Drsperies. pretty color.
Shelf 0i Cloths. yard
4 liz s ;a two
L jsg s A. AsD i 5ss s,,,,,r
los q 81 rs Black Drspsry Nets ia iaess. yard
ios q 5c and CSC Children. EmOrcidssies ''aa
L. II e. C siaS y YARD
Hsess APP s.!E ,.l E::I::.:
S::: Afii;. IN ;sst. e:
eSiids.n IS Blu. Cloth oonnemsrss: size: each
S. 80 Ladies' Outing Cloth wrsppess e. '''h
spring 90 each
] B g (! C[1o5H1se AsD SHIRT WArsrs.
v Essiisi cOriscrs~ Suits. black. sizes 0o '''n
Ssssiipsrs SUITS sizes s 81 = 8 &c: :ssS
Small ma Not lot Calico and Outing Flannel Shr; '0o'
Waists. were 2oc. each 2 for 25c
Hosiery AND UsDznwEAn
l21fc. Chid's Ribbed Black Hose. sizes 6to
sse Boy; Gray Ribbed Hose. .izs; OK ~. 0' pan
pair Ladies' So 30 Ribbed Black Aii:wSof .n ''
10 LADIES' &c. Medium weight Ribbed Msrsno 20 pair
vests 3Sc each
Tn1MM1ses.
ss &s.s ha GRf IS
s5 Baci Cut Bead stomaehsr So %
u. 80 Black Ribbon Fringe. inches long.
Yards In ....................s1yar yard
ioc pair seamless stocE ines Shields IS ..u '-
i5c piece Double Bone c.sins fancy stitched
!! PrnEgnEay AND Tonrr ARTICLES.
sH Soc %sssi Pun s each
&C. and i0c Tooth Brushes. soied from ham ne '''a
SOC Oval Mirror patent folding eye
y!lxwr1az Asp LEATHER GOoDss,
siiye5 DssxsT sssiins. ea:S
5oe Leather Pocket BOOKS. sSiied f1s handas asS S
VrrLrses AND NEcKwEAR
SIC. Silk Neck Boa, light blue only ...,...... SOC
25c Embroidersd Chiffon Remnants ........ tic. I'd
CorroN u NDERwEAR.
CoRsErs. APRONS. INFANTS. WEAR
lot Q, sl.oo and 81 % Ladies Underwear. slightly
1s scsa cor,eis. odd sizes: s psi1
| s4ou Infants Long Cream Cashmere Coats
eL0S each
| I1ANDKERCHIEFS
Sc coiorea Border HandEeIcI e sa
GLOVES.
lot Of 81 90 Kid Gloves, damaged ..... o5c. pair
~. ra1ets SIX Gio'es G. pair
5Oc Tadeta Silk Gloves. .39c. pair
Day Goops.
81 yards of Soc Figured China Silks in blue and black
Small remnants Of odds and end. Of SIX. Tor
trimmings at co.t price
oOc, Spring Dress Goods. plaids and stripes. odd
sf35 Xii-over Polka Dot Embroidered fian: ''fo
SOC and doc " and "a White Fi.nnei. 80 y yd
Remnants of Dressmakers' Cambrics. &c. yard
LOT OF Faded Wssa Fabrics. were Ike to
~oe &c. yard
MEx.s Goops.
-. % Laundered Shirts. soled .,,..., .6Gc each
3oc. Cashmere Half Hose. lac. each
BAWG1S&o
mh16 4l6 9TH ST.
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w AIsTs-s2 to els each.
Silk Waists to be universally worn. This va
antici pated not Less by our Mr.. Lindau than on
Paris and London AGENTS. The variety that 10 no,
shown Is ocular demonstration. Some Of the mos
artistic imported creations and tbs best Of America
PRODUCTIONS are here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16

Day Goops
81 yards of Soc Figured China Silks in blue and black
Small remnants OF odds and ends Of SILKS Tor
trimmings at cort price.
oOc Spring Dress Goods, plaids and STRIVES. odd
81 8 Aoyer Polka Dot Fnb,oijs,s.d .n 4ic' ysro
5oc. and 60c. and "A White Fsnnels. 80 :. yard
Remnants of Dressmakers' Cambrics. &c. yard
L0to Faded Wssa Fabrics. were l23sc. to
zoe. yard. 4c. yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16

Hosiery AND UsDznwrAn
121fc. Child's Ribbed Black Hose. sizes 8 to
35e. Boys Gray Ribbed Hose. sizes Ok ~.
pair Ladies; So 30 Ribbed Black Ali wool N wv
i Ruts. sIZe .....& 81. 10 pair
10 Ladies' 6gc. Medium weight Ribbed Msrino
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BY HIS DAUGHTER ANNIl

Funeral from his late residsnsa 1913 ~ strs<
southwest. friday. March II. % O'CLOCK.
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Tour pair o. KIND, w0rtP " % to S3 81. 90 pair
LAcEs AND EMBRo,pKn1Es
A lot Of 15c. and 18c. Black Chantilly
lot Of Si rs Black Drspery Nets ia inches saf'
ios Of 75c and CSC CIidren's EmDrcideries A1
Aios Of &C. Csm5ric Em6roiderte. y yara