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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-06
SHORT STOPS.
What the People are Saying.
ooh, it was pitiful
OF a whole city full
Home she had none"

Tom Hoods heart bled over the
poor girl pulled from the murky
waters of the Thames, where she
had buried her sorrows, and he
sent this sad refrain out upon the
world to be borne upon every breeze
that blows over christendOm.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-06
Mile. Nikita,

the opera singer
who, according to
report, has Gre
ated such a fu-
rore in Germany
and Russia, is on
her way to Chi
cagO, where she is
likely to attract
unusual atten-
ton during the
Worlds fair. She
= 1900. -. -.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-06

In the maze of centuries stands
a pure figure of man; he has just
risen from a stopping posture as
he had written the sentence on the
ground with his finger: "lIe that
is without sin among you, let him
first cast a stone at her"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-06

The unpracticable pharisee,
SmiteS his breast and cries aloud.
"Prosecute, prosecute, thank God,
| am pure and hOly.'
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-06
A CURE FOR GROUP.

If your children are subject to Group,
always keep a bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy at hand. 1t is a prompt
and certain cure. If given as soon as the
croupy cough appears it will prevent the
attack For sal e by +. Kalteyer Il Son,
Bowling & Flood, A. Dress, II Schuch
ard, r. Cohen & Co. J. T Harrison, Kalt.
eyer & Schuchard j. G. Koch, druggis
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-06

To the evil dOer the state SAYS {:
600, sin more, that my servants
shall grow rich.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-06

y spasm of law and order has
attacked our courts of justice and
the social evil is being taxed to pay
fines and costs. Perhaps this is
correct, but it does seem that there
is too many courts at work upon
the unfortunate creatures. The
grand juries indict, and the district
court tries them and fines them :;
the justices courts make it a regu-
lar business in order to fleece them
of costs for the benefit of the Off
cials; and the city pulls them.
And yet the same old thing goes
on.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-06

Our city should have a city
criminal court with exclusive jul
risdiction over all this class of
crime. The city maintains an eX-
pensive police force for the very
purpose of preserving order and
decency, and should be reimbursed
by the fines resulting from the en-
forcement of good order. The state
makes no provision for the pre-
servatiOn of good order, but
through it's courts stands like a
blackmailer to fill the pockets of
its officers with the wages of sin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-27
An Enjoyable Church Social.

There WAS large attendance Of church poo
pie at the social held last evening in the social
room of the Congregational Church, corner
10th and G streets northwest The Ladies' Aid
and the Christian Endeavor societies combined
in making the gathering an enjoyable one. Tho
program Of entertainment was furnished by the
social committee of the latter orRsni
cation and was in charge Of the a.
sistant pastor, Rev. Mr.. Fishburn. It
included vocal numbers by Misses Boyd and
Thompson, piano solo by DR.. Bischoff and Miss
Norris. Miss Hughes recited LonRfellow's
psalm Of Life" Miss Peabody and MI. Tvee-
dale read. The program closed with an address
by the pastor, Rev. DR.. Newman, who described
In his Characteristic way some Of the scenes an
experiences Of Ita an life. river excursio
will take the place Of the June social.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-27
MARRIED.
DIED.


BARRON, On Friday. May %. 1893. at q is An.
Tan;T. ...,iSs. from e.f Hiii chapel HoSdss e
q. r..id.nc.. III stree, sou,Ssssi. Brown
Intsrmsnt st his parents home I'm Martinsburs.
ON rs e M FOLEY III
sirty-third year Of her are.
Her tolls over. and gone dwell eternsly with
her God.
TSnss MSns.y y from Pymosn oSnss
Relatives and friends invited.
n6Bfkf Rfpp9 e Fd, My e uso
". and Elizabeth Edmonds. aged one year and three
.nas.r.n. 9esdencs sos s nay .Te.s So ie% h
FOWLER On Thursday. May Is. 1893. Of Is
I HS%S 2 w. M f5%hfk Of James 81
l. and susann.h Fowler. aged twenty eight year..
Roct orsst cemsssry. Prince Georges county psp.rs
please oopy.l &c
b. rem os.d from sRe r.us Rssf creet esm., s1
on Tuesday Observation day,. May %. 1858. fore
MAcMuRRAY. In Brootiyn. y T.. on Saturday.
Nay 20 isea SaAcIE: youngest daughter Of the isss
intsrmsnt Of Greenwood. Brooklyn. ny
mAHoksSEs y, On rr,aAy Ny %: 1883 8 Il; 30
Ashorney and son Of Mary Z. and the late Robt.
Funsrsi Monday. May 20. at $50 . m, from Inn
masSSie.s Conception Church 9Th and \ streets
sy TEcx o SSE;Hff NJ a @ :.
folk. Va. husband Of Fannie O. Morrisett aged
FSp.1s .:rsic.. a Ris Ia. r..d.no. Moi.e,.
Hotel :Srssr ltsa md. ND streets
WALLACE. On Thur.dsy. May 25 1898, at the
residencs q her mother in Pnisdslphia, EA6GiE A.
WALLACE. wife Of Thos =. Wallace Of wsshinston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-27
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
They viii BE Held Tomorrow in Honor
of Dead Comrades.

They Will BE Held Tomorrow in Honor
of Dead Comrades.
Memorial services will be held at Metropoii-
tan NJ. E. Church tomorrow at $50 pm. by
Encampment No. SO, Union Veteran Legion,
assisted by Encampments No. % and Ill.
The following interesting program will be OBJ
served, the choir singing between the numbers:
Music, I'VE Praise Thee, o Lord" BY the
church choir. led by Prof. Watson; opening
ceremony, led by the colonel; OBJ
ject Of the assembly. stated by the
colonel, followed with prayer BY
the chsplain; reading of the roll Of honor by
the sdjutant Of each encampment; vacant
chairs of deceased comrades crowned
with wreaths of laurel by the lienten-
ant colonel; address in honor Of
deceased comrades. by the past colonel; vacant
chair crowned with the wreath Of victory, BY
the major, in honor Of the women Of the war;
address, in honor Of the memory Of the patri-
otto women. by Rev. Dr. J. g. Black Of Mime
sofa; memorial addresses. by the Rev. DR..
Johnson. pastor, and by Col. Brattan Of North
Dakota: Rev. DIR. Graham OF Philadelphia, Rev.
Or. Nichols Of St. Louis and Rev. DR.. Gibson,
late Of the Union army; benediction; taps,
sounded by the bugler.
The officers for the day will be Rev. Green
Clay Smith OF No. Ill, past colonel; Butler
Fitch Of No. So, colonel; James r Fritts Of No
%. lieutenant colonel; Philip Metzger Of No.
Ill. major; Rev. Ira Brashears Of No. %, chap
lain; Charles E. Troutmsn Of No. &c. Z. s.
Lowdermilk of No. Ill and O. D. Thatcher Of
No. %. adjutants, and Henry H. Specht Of No.
50, officer OF the day.
UNION VETERANS UNION.
DR.. Power Of Garfield Memorial Church, Yer
mont avenue between 18th and 18th streets,
will deliver the memorial sermon under the
auspices Of the Union Veterans Union tomor-
row at IL o'clock am. All ex-Union soldiers
are invited to Join in this service. The veter-
ans will form in line near the church at 1890
and enter as q body.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-27
UNION VETERANS UNION.
The Bathing Beach,

Mr.. Stevens says there has not yet been
enough money subscribed to pay for repairs
and the running expenses for the season, but
he has received enough money Of the subscrip-
tions to cover all the repairs and portion Of
the cost Of con veniences which are most
needed.
The wharves and safeguards will be finished,
weather permitting, SO that the beach will
probably be opened on Decoration day.
Since the Com missioners have approved Mr..
Stevens Recommendation Of making Thursday
of each week a pay day at q charge Of Is cents
to accommodate the class who really support he
beach he thinks he runs less risk Of losing
money this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-27
More Trouble With the Trolley.

from the New York Tribune.
Trolley accidents multiply. Something must
be done to diminish the number. The most
obvious thing is to reduce the speed at which
the trolley cars are run. 1t is self-evident that
if it is not safe to run a horse car faster than
five or six miles an hour, it ia extremely dan
gerous for trolley car to spin along at a speed
of eight or ten miles. This is not a problem
for New Workers to wrestle with directly, but
our neighbors all sides are finding the
trolley dangerous device to use in the public
streets. Effective regulation ia in order
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-27
VEIL DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS.
Sr1rs Wnsrs AND Wars.

S6 - Storm Serge Eton Costumes. 81. 9S
60 rs Costumes. IS 49, and 80 - Costumes 81. eS
sl2 rs Costumes ST. 49, and SO 75 Costumes 80. 9s
sl7 so Costumes S16. Az and $l5 Costumes. .al3 9S
s25 Costumes. $:22 30. and S2I Costumes. !S
s32 Costumes, $50. and $50 Costumes. 50
S3 50 silk Waists, sll styles. 81 -
10 rs Waists - 90 and 81 30 Waists 81 90
81 so Waists So 9S and So 30 Waists.........s3.yS
1880 Waists $ll 90 AMI 30 IS Waists.......sS.9 s
SOC PerCae Shirt Waists
Soc White India Lawn Waists. 44c
7jc Percale and Lawn Waists 62c
81 Waists. all styles
81 IS Waists 81. 9 and 81 % Waists. Csc
60 50 Waists 81. % and &L9S Waists .........Sl.15
al % Calico and Challie Wrappers
81 80 Wrappers 81 9S and 81 9S Wrappers.....S.4S
IS Wrappers. 81 As and 81 Wrappers......... 23 ~
So 10 Cloth Tourist Jackets. 81 4S
So so Jackets 81. 9S and s. Jackets........$ SO 4S
80 Jackets 81. AZ and $3.50 Jaokets......-..$5.4 As
81 Cloth Butterfly Capes. Csc
81 Capes 81. As and 50 Ca7es. 31.9S
$40 Capes e. 4S and 81 so Capes. ......... ii %
$40 Capes $12. 80 and S1o Capes. $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-27
Accident to DR.. Kumler.

Rev. DR.. J. P. E. Kumler, the well-knowu
divine of Pittsburg, met with . rather serious
accident Thursday. He il in the city visit
ing his children, Mr. and Mrs John B. Wight and
last evening on alighting from the street car
near Dupont Circle no was thrown to the
ground and fractured bis thigh. He was re-
moved to his residence, 1857 Q stCeet, and DIR.
>. Ford Thompson summoned. The extent Of
the injury is not known as yet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-27
UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT Souvenirs.
(Underuedr, Hosiery, Corsets.)

(CnderUedr, Hosiery. Corsets.)
SOC Cambria Corset Covers .39c
SOC Summer Muslin Night Gowns .49c
Csc Cotton and Cambria Drawers Soc
Toe Skirts that are famous Osc
81 Gowns and skirts. all styles. SIC
81 2o Garments. ali styles Csc
l2c Swiss Ribbed Babriggan Vests. .10c
l9c Ribbed Vests. for Soc ....................11c
35c Ribbed Vests. all styles. Csc
49c Ribbed Isle Vests. .43c
Toe Ribbed Silk Vests black and colors -59c
SOC Ribbed Bal. Vests and Pants. .4}c
Toe Swiss Ribbed Union Shirts ...............6 go;
81 Union Suits. all styles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. soc
Phyllis Celebrated Underwear. all styles. at 10 per
cent discount
pc Childrens Ribbed Vests and Pants. 22c
SOC Ventilating Webb Corsets... .............39c
75c Summer Corsets guaranteed.
81 Imported Summer Corsets. SAC
81 rs A la Venus Corsets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 30
2oc Fast-black and Fancy Hose. ..............21 c
3Jc Fast black and Fancy Cotton Hose. 2Sc
49c Fast-black and Fancy Lise Hose .......... 43c
nc silk and Isle Hose CSC
Csc silk and Isle Hose SO:
IOper cent off all Silk Hose marked SL25 and up
10 S5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-27
Criminal Court Msttars.

In Criminal Court. Division No. 2, Justice
Cole. today, in the case Of Mollie Harris and
James Green, indicted for perjury, nolls pros.
was entered. John r. Brooks and Edward
Wilson, indicted for forgery, plead not guilty.
Henry E. Burgess, indicted for violating the
gambling law, gave bail In $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-27
Burial Perruifs.

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today burial permits were issued from the
health Office for the following:
white-Joseph H. Duffy, As years: Sister
Veronica. IS years; Thomas Morrisett, "a years;
Genevieve Dye, i month; Purcella Bates,
days.
Elizabeth Stewart, q years; John
Snowden, 60 years; Mary A Carter, IL yea rs;
Hattie Gray. months; John l. Washington,
. mouths: Carrie II. Berry, 5 months; Ethel NJ.
Rose, "a days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-27
PARAso1s AND UMBRELLAS.
(4Iso Rubber G00ls.)

(Ats0 Ru0OeT G0OQs.)
81. 25 Parasols, ali styles. ................s1 10
So QS ParasoIs, all sly es Observation-Disclosures So IS
"a tS Parasos. all sty "a %
IS 90 Chiffon Novelty Parasols .............S4S
&c IS Novelty Parasols from Lyons IS. SO
10 per cent discount on more expense We Parasols
93c Chidren's Parasols sos
81 % Gloria Umbrellas. warranted one 81 10
81 9S Umbrellas. 81 20, aud 81 so Umbrellas 81 35
g., AZ Silk Umbrellas for ladies and men. 50. 10
e. 6S Red and Blue silk Umbrellas 81. 4S
81 9S Imported Colored Silk Umbrellas. 81 4S
3d. 9S Feather weight Waterproof Gossamers s. 70
As Waterproof Gossamers without sle Csc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-27
List OF Souvenirs.
The regular prices remain marked all
new
DREss Goops Souvenirs.

All Black Silks and Black and Cream Summer Wool
Fabrics at 10 per cent discount
SOC yard japanese Silks. cream and coors .....45c
81 yard Exclusive Novelty India Silks 75c
Doc yard Superfne Wash Silks all Sc
81 yard 54-inch English Storm Serges. SIC
SOC yard All-wool Wire Woven Serges. 40
81. 80 and 3 % yard English Tourist Suitngs.
Pc yard Genuine Scotch bingham. all styles. 19c
SOC yard Satnes all styles 39c
121sc yard Percaes all styles lie
121S yard Organizes. all styles SC
&c yard Dotted Swiss. with coiored feathers. "9c
DC yard Figured Swiss. in mine styles
c5c yard Striped and Plaid Nainsooks l9c
All embroideres at 10 per cent discount
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-27
CH1LDREs's DEPARTMENT Souvenirs
MES's DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS
&c boxes Assorted Hair Pins

81 % French Bal. Shirts and Drawers 81 IN
81 Isle finish Shirts and Drawers. ......... soc
Toe French Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers t,6c
SOC Underwear, all styles anc
47c Jean Drawers Coo elsewhere). .........4 2c
2oc Gauze Merino Shirts. ................., Dc
81 Outing or Negligee Shirts ....S ac
stoo rrench fercale Segligee Shirts.........SI3 80
81. 9S French FLANNEL Shirts .. NJ 40
2oc Summer Half Hose. all styles PIC
;55c Isle Half Hose. all styles. .. It,r
PIC Summer Neckwear. all styles. .......- o.,c
4Sc Summer Neckwear. all styles 90,
75c ''Palais Royal" Dress shirts a.
11c "Palais Royal" Night Shirts. soc
13c 'Palais Royal" Linen Collars, ........,,.lo loo
20c ''Palas Royal" Linen Cuffs Ia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-27
NEckwEAR DEPARTMENT Souvenirs

44e Ladies' New Style Knot Ties - 3-c
.hefsette. white and colo-s. .........,2c
-oe Se's eoiar ana cuhs.
70 ,"untieIoS sets.
&C. @ fereaie sets 5Sc
S CniuFeh embroidery Sets ..................59 SOC
-, Snute"s tau'y CoI'ars ....................I5c
2oc Boys Embroidered Collars. n2c
PC SILK Windsors, all STYLES .r,r
&c boxes Worlds Fair Tourist Ruching l 9c
One-tenth of prices Of other Ruchines,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-27

His Denials OF the Allegations Contained
in the Charges Filed by Messrs. Church
Church - Chief Clerk Bennett's Sworn
Reply So Far ~ He 10 Affected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-27
HAsDkERcH1rr DErARrnEsr
SOUVENIRS.
FAN DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS.
LEATHER GooDs SOUVENIRS.

one-tenth off marked prices of all Travelling Bags.
&c. s~'
''A"fS....
SNH hea'ner ana canvas Belts.
ooc Ladies' and Mems Belts. all sizes ACC
81 Ladies' and Mems Belts - 90,
2oc Pocket Books and Purses . dc
ooc Rocket Books. Card Cases. SC 42c
VI Pocket Books. Gard Cs,es 6c. 80,
41c Shopping Bags (5Oc elsewhere, .4pc
81 shopping and Chatelsine b ,gs soc
81 Shopping and Chatelaine Bsgs al 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-27

PAGE ABoUrTo BE
TRADE CRISIS AND
OF THE PAST
OCCURS THE
p WITH BUT FEW
AS
PATRONS
WHOLESALE
EVERY
MINds PARAsoI HOSIERY
WITH VIEW
TO THE WORLDS UNIQUE
COSTUMES AND
1HE SUMMER opENNG"
LARGER
CAUSES
PAYMENTS
THREE HUNDRED
THIS EVENING
OF
AND TASTE
WORTH
THE PALAS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-27
Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been fled as follows,
Thomas Yates to Blanche Patterson, sub q. 60.
sS5; e. z. Allen to Adele Clsgett. lots 5 and
4. So lbs: e. J. r. Bachelor ct al TO E. E.
Gaddis ct al, lot 10 6 and II and Is, blk &C,
Brookland; e. c. B. Keferstein to A. Glotz-
ner, in trust, lots 20 and q. blk 4, Fsirview
Heights; g. p. Morton to Josephine Rebuts,
pit 10. blk. 1, Langdon Park; $1,000 s. @.
Warrington and r. Y. Telford, sub I7s, So.
SCI; e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-27

TRIMMING DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS.
Dress Trimmings including Hercules Braids. &C..
1T 10 per cent discount
Laces. including Drapery Nets and Psrasol Covers.
at 10 per cent discount.
Ribbons including Betting and Millinery Ribbons,
at 10 per cent discount.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-27
1Oc. ROYAL HEADACHE POWDER PUZZLE


Form the above diagram with THREE STROKES
Of the pencil without going the same line twics
or without erasinR line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

or without erasinR line.
fssf;sifsssffisfs siisfffssfssss
magnificent GoLD-PLATED WATCH CHARM
Stick Pin CT Scarf Pin. with Lords Prayer engraved
in METEOROLOGICAL LETTERS, or an elegant OIL.
OGRAPH in 10 colors tsze 20 inches by "a inchss).
and explanation Of above PUZZLE mailed FREE TO
any person purchasing from their DRUGGIST loo.
PACKAGE OF ROYAL HEADACHE POWDERS and
ret urnine to address below the card Of TEST.
MON1ALS" contained therein. Cut out this .'sd~
ROYAL HEADACHE POWDERS CO.,
Cor. 9th and Sta. Warrington. D. O.
e1Royal Headache Powders. 10c. Druggtsts.
my2T-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-27

Drives For
MONDAY
s. rink. 50
There must be no let up in the
lively business now in progress Be
low euumersts few Of the
traordinary attractions obtainabls
at the rink" Remember these prices
the whether you wish to
pay cash avail yourself of
Modern Credit Plan" of little
down and balance to suit
RocKERs REDUCED.
No. 10I Solid Oak Arm Rockers
upholstered tapestry seat.
WEE $3.50. MONDAY 1855.
No. $40 Solid Oak Colonial Arm
Rockers. antique and imitation ma
hosany finish.
WEE $3.50. MONDAY. S1.95.
No. 149 Rattan Arm Rockers. large
comfortable size. sixteenth century
WERE 81. MONDAY. $3.50.
No. 400. Students La-Es Size Reed
Arm Chairs. sixteenth century finish
WERE S1l. MoxDAr. 1928.
TABLES REDUCED.
No. Ill Solid Oak Tables. Is by
2s-inch top.
WERE 1915. MosDAY. 81. gu.
No. 2Oa. Sold Antique Oak Table.
o4-ineh top. highly polished. finished
with lower shelf
Wee SO. MosDAr. S1.45.
e-fOos Antique Oak Extension Dining
Were So. MospAr. 1915.
s-toos Antique Oak Extension Dining
Tables.
WERE Sc. MospAr. S4.75.
SIDrnoAHDs REDUCED.
No. 9s Large Handsome Solid
Cas- sideboards "A by 4s-inch guar
tered-sawed oak top. 10 by 4O-ineh
bevsled plate glass. drawers and
side compartments.
WERES43.5O. MoSDAY. $3.50.
CH.1ns REDUCED.
No. 5e6. 800 Fine Hish-back Solid
Oak Dining Chairs. antique and six
tenth century finished
Were Sl.25. MosDAY. 9Oc.
RUGs REDUCED.
100 Best Quality Smyrna Mats IS
by SO inches.
MoxDar. OsLr S5o.
"a Velvet Rugs. 21s it. wide by II
yds- long.
MosDAr. OsIr SLAP.
On CLorH Rues HALF PRrcE.
We will close out the balance of
our Oil Cloth Rugs at exactly half
Use. OIL Cloth Rugs for SIC.
81 oil CLOTH Rugs for Soc
81 OIL Cloth Rugs for 81
CLIMBER SUITES.
No. 249. 4 Antique Oak Chamber
Were S22.5O. MosDAr. Sl4.5O.
No. 17a. 10 Solid Oak ChevaI Cham
Der Suites. Is by 4Oin. glass Has
hat box and five drawers washstand
finished with splasher rail and bed
has carved heslboard
Were $3.50. MosDAr. $3.50.
MArr1see ALMOST HALE
We have LETT 10 rolls Of slightly
''of-color" double-dyed Japan Seamless
Mating. Regular price is s12 per
roll.
To CLosE. $3.50 PER Roll
Each roll has 40 yards and il We
have to cut it soc. per yard will be
charged
JULIUS lAM9ByRGH'g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-27

Government Receipts Today.
The receipts from internal revenue today
were &47o, 1873; from customs, &5o2, s06.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-27
BORN,

BORN.
THORNTON. Born 20 q. p. Thornton and sallis
Seeley Thornton. . con tsEELEYsTHoRNToND on
May Ii. 1xso.
MARRIED.
sCHwING.wILLIAMs. On April 10, 1893. az
Baltimore. Nd. by Rev. J. Addison Smith. pastor
Ais9uith Street Presbyterian Church. FRANK A.
sCHWIN6 and SADIE WILLIAMS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-27
Upholstery DEPARTMENT.
W. b. MOSES + SONS,
BEST Goods at Lotrest
Prices,"
nth AND F SITS. NV.
Merit Weeks
Display Of
Loose Covers
and Materials.
Dust
.lDeieps.

Summer time finds almost every house
with its windows up. Screens keep out
the flies. but have no terrors for the dust
constantly arising from the street. To
protect delicate pieces Of Furniture
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-27

The full sworn answers OF ex-Commissioner
simonds and Chief Clerk Bennett have both
been filed with the commissioner Of patents
to the charges made by Church & Church and
are as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-27

HE PALA1s ROYAL.
A. LISNER.
Cor. 10th St aid Pa Az.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-27

| S,r, W,ek,s Upholstery DEPARTMENT.
Df,DIoyof W. b. MOSES SONS.
| Ioose ccrers BEST Goods at Lo,rest
end Baterfals Prices."
'-- nth AND SITS NV.
Dust
Demers.
Summer time finds almost every house
with its windows up. Screens keep out
the ftes. but have no terrors for the dust
constantly arising from the street. To
protect delicate pieces Of Furniture
LOOSE Covers
Are very necessary. Most careful people
use them. and they can nowadays be had
made to order at less expense than would
be entailed II housewives made them ut
home-not to speak of the saving Of
tronble.
Our force of expert cutters. supern-
tended by a msn having twenty years
actual experience in this branch of our
business. invariably produce most
cellent results. We guarantee the 1T
always. while our prices will be found
Greatly louer than those prevailing all
through the United States.
This years assortment of materials IL
larger and more select than ever before.
and includes STRIPED LINENS. DIM
tiles. PLAIN LINENS. SATEENs.
CRETONNES. BAZYNs. COTTON
DAMASKS and the like.
We can make to order for 81. 80
charming set Of LOOSE COVERS.
suitable for 5-piece Parlor SUITE with
frame back and upholstered seats.
MoxDAY MoRs1xa
Will find our immense EXHIBITION
ROOM.on the first foor literally filed
with LOOSE COVERS. already made up
and shown In use. together with mate
rails for making any sort Of Cover de-
sired.
HIBIT. Well be pleased to give you .
free estimate. whether you want to buy
mot.
W. b.
I'M Q@ RS