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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-22
POSTAL STATIONS.
TIE DISPATCHES FIGHT FOR THEM
GENERALLY ENDORSED.
Tour Needed-Locations Discusscd-Let-
ters OF CONNIE ndation from Promi-
nrnt Citizens.

Tho Dispatches movement TO secure the
establishment o. postal-siauons in the
city meets with the hearty approval OF
all classes.
The more the people think about the
matter the more they appreciate the ne
costly that exists for such business con-
venienccs.
There may be some diversity u opinion
as 70 whore the stations should be -
Gated, but there IS no division on the
main question.
-FOUR STATIONS NEEDED.
Postmaster Culiugworth's idea IS that
there should b. four sta;i9us--one in easy
reach Of Fulton. the tobacco-factor!es on
lower Main street. and Church H.ll; ono
Tor Barton Heights and Chestnut Hill'
one accessible 90 the upper Broad-strcet
merchants. and one for that section OF
the city south and wes. Of Monroe Park.
Certainly these would be none too
many. Fulton and rs suburbs, with their
stores and their manufactures, such az
the bag factory. the Celar-W orks, The
chtmioll-worhe the wheel. hub. and
spoke-lIctory. mills. and lrl"k-yarIs. cor
s'Itlte ana Industrial centre IA thems ives
Their postal business. combined with that
of TIE lower Maiu-street factories. the
wtar,.a. and the church and niOn HI
VopliluOns. is "a big tom.
BARTON HEIGHTS.
Tho necessity for o Barton Heights and
Chestnut lin station Is apparent ~
gilnon. and an upper E.asd-stt'et s.a-
ton would not only Accommodate ire
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-22

-A kANA4N
WILLIAM i. PARrlN.
.5lJ east Broad street.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-19

szaru, a Rosya 224 mil. kwadr. kilom.,
to znaczy, re obszar pahstwa rosyjskie-
60 jest 40 razy tax wielki, jak kraj ME-
miecki, a re stosunkowo jest ma}o tam
dr6g zelaznych, przeto trudno bardzo
byioby ~prowadzic Rosyi wojne zacze-
pna z Niemcami. By}oby inaczej, gdy-
by Francya r6wnoczesnie z Rosya ude-
rzyla ma Niemcy, ale w takim razie Au-
strya i Wiochy pospieszy{yby i'm ma
pomoc.
Kiedys niezawodnie przyjdzie do
starcia pomiedzy Rosya a N~iemcami,
jednakze jedno i drugie mocarstwo ME
bedzie mia}o ochoty rozpocza6 wojny,
kt6ra nawet razie zwycieztwa ME
przedstawia sic korzystnie. w razie
takiej wojny wysz}aby ma jaw sprawl
polska, a ia ME jest pozadana ami Mem
com, ami Rosyi.
P~amietajmy jednakze, CO powiedzia}
nasz poeta, Bohdan Zaleski, re ,,sam
Pan czasow k}ebek mota". Jest wyzsza
wiadza ma niebie, ktora kieruje losami
narodow, a W obec tel w}adzy szybko
gina take potezne armie, jak mp. Ma
poleona T. 1912.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-19
CZy to ME ciekawe!

Dajemy sto dolarow nagrody "a kaz-
dy wypadek kataru, ktory ME mozemy
wyleczyc lekarstwem Halls Catarrh
Cure.
F.J.CHENEY& Co., Props, Toledo, o.
My nizej podpisani znamy p, F. J.
Cheney przez lat 10 i zaswiadczamy, re
Jest najzupeiniej uczciwym we wszyst-
kich interesach a fnansowo zupelnie
odPowiedzialnym CO do wszystkich 20
bowiazah ich firmy.
West 6 TrOur, aptekarze, Toledo, o.
Wdidiag, hinndn E Mdrcin, apteka-
RE, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure brany wewne-
trznie dzia@a ma krew i b}ony s{uzowe
systemu. Kosztuje 75c. "a butelke.
~Sprzedawany we wszystkich aptekach.
Poswiadczenia "a darmo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-19

TAXI typ, jaki bedzie tam najodpowie-
dzialniejszy.
- Komitet obywatelski. Ma posie-
dzeniu komitetu obywatelskiego, W
Warszawie zawiazanego z powodu cho-
lery, z uwagi ma szerzaca sic epidemic,
szczegolnie ma Szmulowiznie i z uwagi
ma znaczna odleg}osc ztamtad do sail
izolacyjnej ma Lesznie, postanowiono O.
tworzyc i urzadzi6 ma Szmulowiznie
osobna sale ola uzytku ludnosci tamtej-
szej. Czynnosc te ~powierzono ks. rex
torowi Zygmuntowi Chelmickiemu,
ktory TAX samo, jak sala ~izolacyjna ma
Lesznie, takze i IA nova sala zawiady-
wac bedzie. Geese rzeczy re sail ma
Lesznie bedzie przewieziona ma Szmu-
lowizne, gdzie rowniez funkcyonowa6
ma kuchnia ola ~izolowanych. Bezpo-
sredni nadzor mad nova sala powierzo-
no DIR. G%uirardowi.
- Epidemic choleryczna uczepi}a
sic W{ociawka i okolicy. Zacze}a sic
W Wlociawku, przywleczona przez fiji
sakow i rozszerzyla- W nadwislu; zapro-
wadzone srodki sanitarne po~wstrzymaly
ia ma razie. Lecz ciag}e upa}y, wzbu-
dzajace Pragnienie, owoce ogorki i roz-
ne surowizny, kt6rych wiele bardzo do
starcza okolica i to pc niezmiernie nj
skiej Genie, pogorszy}y bardzo stan
zdrowotny, sProwadzajac biegunki, roz-
stroj zoladkowy i w nastepstwie cho-
lere, ktora W ostatnich dniach przybra-
Ia rozmiary wieksze. Urzadzono szpi-
tai osobny, stacye sanitarna, ma kt6rej
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mieszkahcy igdzie
Przyjmuja zawiadomienia o wypadkach
Posylajac na~tychmiast pomoc i odpo-
wiednio potrzebie m~iejscowej ~felczera
i dezynfektorow Tub ~polecajac zabranie
odpowiednim furgonem chorego do
szpitala. Smiertelnos6 jednakze W
szPitalu byla przerazajaca i rome plot
XII i opowiadania wsrod ludu O truciu
W szpitalu, o wynagradzaniu doktorow
felcerow cd kazdego umariego, powo-
dowaly opor i ukrywanie chorych, a
tym s~posobem rozprzestrzenianie choro-
by. Ia inicyatywa pana naczelnika POI
wiatu, sProwadzono Siostry Mi&osier-
dzia i z chwila pojawienia sic ich caIe
zaufanie wrociio sic do szpitala. Ener-
gia, znajomosc, troskliwosG ola chorych
bez wzgledu ma ~wyznanie i ciagla opie-
ka zmniejszy}y smiertelnos6 i zarazem
ograniczyiy wypadki zas}abnie6, bo
u~miejscowily zarazek, zniszczony W
szpitalu. Niestety, W tydzieh, Siostry
oPusciiy szpital. Cholera, }agodniej-
sza ma razie, obje}a szersze ko1a, a pre-
nios}szy sic do Kowala, Brzescia, Ra-
dziejewa, Lubrahca, zwr0ci}a ucieki-
nierow pred MIA do W{ociawka i tn
Powtornie wybuchia z siia zwiekszona.
Straz ochotnicza ogniowa utworzyIa
kordon ma rogatkach i uciekinierow z
miasteczek Poddawa}a dezynfekcyi i
k~warantannie w domu izolacyjnym i
znow liczba zas1abnie6 opadIa, smiertel-
nose jednakze jest ~jeszcze wysoka.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-19
raZeIn
2,542, 43S zo{nierzy

A"6Nh ~Ych-sfOO ZO1IlltTLN
prawie POI miliona koni.
SPecyalnoscia Rosyi So kozacy. Jest
to jazda, ktorej skiad wchodza ME
sami tylko kozacy, a kt6rej przezna.
czeniem jest prowadzic wnieprzyjaciel.
skim kraju wojne podjazdowa. Moskale
Przechwalaja sic, ze W razie woiny 2
Niemcami przerzuca W niemieckie kra.
je najmniej 100000 k~ozak6w, kt0rzy
beda znosiG mniejsze oddzialy niemiec-
kie, nak}adac kontrybucye, a W danym
razie palic j iupic. Brzmi to przyie-
mnie ola zwolennik0w rzadu carskiego
W teoryi, W praktyce jednakze ME by
}oby tax iatwo pustoszy6 kozakom wsie
! miasta, jak sic ma pozor zdaje.
Jezeli sic chce mice dobry poglad ma
armia rosyjska, trzeba wzia6 pod uwa-
ge liczbe ludnosci Rosyi, ktora wynosi
oko}o 11S milion0w glow, a W
Niemczech prawie 80 milion0w. Me
miecka eaten armia, wynoszaca W GA
sic Pokoju $1,000 zoInierzy, jest sto-
sunkowo daleko silniejsza cd ro~syiskiej.
Jezeli Niemcy ma 80 milion0w ludnosci
maja W pokoju Przeszio POI miliona
wojska, to Rosya ma 11S milion0w mie-
szkahcow, Powinna liczyG 100000
zolnierzy, a ma ich tylko $4,000. Vie
cej wojska ME moze Rosya utrzymy-
wac, gdyz ma bardzo wiele dIug0w.
Zwazyc trzeba, re Niemcy zawieraja
tylko $4,000 kwadr. kilometrow OBJ.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-19
ROsyiska armia

W czasie POkoju liczy S58.38S zo8nie-
rzy, ztych PrzyPada ma Europe 7S1, SIS,
a ma Syberya i azyatyckie posiadlosci
76,S7O. Koni znajduje sic w armii
$4,000.
Armia rosyjska ma stopie wojennej
liczy:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-19

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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-19
HARMONIKE :;ss:;;ss e := g;

jenny "a $500. Kto nam przysle I dol. Tenn mo-
elemy harmonike przeZ Express c. o. ID. NY ME
opfaoamy przesyiki, Ponizsza harmonika lest
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-19
DR.. W1ad. StatkieWicz.
Lekarz re starego kraiu

Lekarz ze starego kraju
|. dugoletni. pr.ktyki PREY s.p.r.l.oh
jak " Europe, tax i Ameryoe, spet ali.
sta chor6b kobieoych / dziecinnych, L.
cry Z dobrym skutkiem wszelkie choro.
by zastarzafe, jsk to: dusznoId, rsums
tyzm, choroby gardis, piersi, toladks;
col gsowy, 6cz, noss, uszu, febry skro.
tufy, wyrzuty na glowie 1 sk6rze ; choro.
eoby m~aciczne, zboczenia reguIarnoSci
blade opaawy, krwotoki, niepkodnoS6
bolesoi ~Popoaogowe / t p. dcIegliwoSci
kobiece | wog6le w.zelhe c~hcrobyme4.
czyzn, kobiet | dxieci - leczy predkoi
sk~utecznie.
Leksrstwa - p~rzyrzadzane " moien
laboratoryum, pod wyiscznym mym do
zorem.
Do doklsdnie 70 lie mo.noSci crytsl.
nie) opissnego twego oierpienia WV.
~mienieniem ,zeody" dolacz dws2 cent.
znaozki pocxtowe, q odwrotns poczts
odpowiem lie bedz1e trwac kuracys 1 60
beds kosztows6 lekarstwa,
Adres:
DR.. ". Statkieacics.
954 Joliet Str. LA SALE, ILL.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-19

W Europe 2,4l1,073
w Azyi 1896
Evening star., 1894-04-02
His Profitable white Poodle.

IRON the New York Herald
There is stalwart beggar on 9th avenue
who makes as high as SO a day on these
pretty spring days when shoppers are
abundant and joyous. He is the big fellow
who sits behind little white poodle at the
intersection Of 22d street. He is supposed
to be blind and to sell pencils but he can
see well enough to drive the curious children
away when they shut of the view from the
crossing crowd The poodle is a pretty.
innocent thing, with a small basket IN ms
mouth, into which the people pour their ODD
pennies and sometimes silver.
Every now and then the man on the
cushion behind the dog reaches around. takes
the basket and turns its contents into his
hand and thence into his capacious pockets.
Then the women shoppers come along. cast
an eye OF sympathy on the dog and MI tbs
basket up again. The beggar across the
street, who grinds industriously whcezy
organ with one hand and holds a repuislNs
stump OF an arm high i'm the air the while,
stands but a poor show beside the whlts
poodle when il comes to women. i stood
for twenty minutes on the curb, counting
the poodle returns, the other SATURDAY
afternoon and saw colecuoh from tne
crowd of an average Of cents minute.
In that particular twenty minutes he took
in exactly 81. An hour later when passed
back that way, business was just as DISK.
He held the same pencils in his hand ana
wore license 675S as a peddler. Nobody 'ock
a pencil At that rate on falr Saturday
afternoon the white poodle couldn't take n
much less than Sl2 or Slo-presuhlhg 70
was COMPELLED to attend TO business only
five or six consecutive hours. For double
that time $40 to SO would not be improb-
able The man carries small leather Va
lise or bag strapped around ms shoulders 70
carry his cash when his pockets-which
were lust on the point of bursting with coin
when 1 watched him-giVe out He Is an
old timer in that part or the town ana
worked the same successful racket last
Evening star., 1894-04-02
Charged High for His Work.

From the New York Herald
Every safe manufacturer has attached to
his force expert locksmiths whose duties
consist in opening safes which have gotten
out OF order
Many of the accidents to safes occur from
the gross carelessness Of their owners. and
at times the honest safe crackers enjoy a
quiet laugh at the expense of a group Of
bank officers or the proprietor Of some i'm
portant establishment
Not long since large manufacturer uele-
graphed to a New York shoemaker. request
Ing that man be sent at once 10 his place
the city.
Upon reaching his destination the expert,
with his kit of tools. repaired TO the estab-
lishment and was informed that the vault,
an old-fashioned affair. which locked with
Key and which contained the safe and books
of the concern. could not be opened.
The man examined the lock and then ihe
key, opened his kit, took out a bit OF wire
and began to dig a mass Of dirt. dust and
lint out of the key. Then he inserted IL IA
the lock, and, while the proprietor, with
sickly smile looked on. turned the imple-
ment and opened the door.
What's your charger" asked the manu.
facturer.
Fifty dollars" replied the expert.
Does any one know you are in town
'No-
well then, here's $780," remarked the
you'll take the first train back 10 New
York without telling any one the price I've
paid to have a man dig dirt out Of a key
for me-"
Evening star., 1894-04-02
TRIP OF THE MOODY CHOIR.
Two Hundred and Fifty Members
Went TO Richmond.
special Correspondence OF The Evening Star.

special Correspondence Of The Evening Star
RICHMOND, Va, April 2, 1894.
Two hundred and fifty members Of the
choir which recently sang at the Moody
meetings in Washington left that city for
Richmond Saturday afternoon to take part
In the Moody services here
The special reached Richmond at 7;4O o.
m. The party was met at the station ana
escorted to the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation building. On arrival there the
Washington singers were ushered into the
hail, where several hundred of the Rich
mond choir were gathered.
Rev. Mr.. Hines, chairman of the recep-
ton committee, soon as the applause
created had subsided, introduced Mr.. Poster
and the singers.
Rev. J. Calvin Stuart, chairman Of the
music committee, then welcomed the visit
ors.
The Washington choir made a beautiful
Binds" \
Mr.. Foster said many of the members Of
the choir were members Of Christian En-
deavor societies, and that Washington
Christian Endeavorers were desirous of en-
tertaining the Christian Endeavorers of the
world in 1896.
The rallying song. "washington. 90" was
then sung in a spirited manner. Mr. Foster
accompanying the singing with the piano.
Refreshments were then served and after
looking ABOUT the splendldly appointed
building of the Y. NJ. c. A, the visitors
went to their hotels.
Many attended the morning services at
the various churches. and seventv-fiye Of
the Washington singers We're present at
the meeting conducted by Evangelist Bliss
in the Old Market Hall. They were Of
great assistance TO Mr.. Bliss. and he made
a grateful acknowledgement
The whole party proceeded to the Taber-
nacle in the afternoon. As soon as the
choir had arrived. Leader JacobS an
nounced the first hymn. Joy to the
World and the Banner of the Cross
were sung, and then Mr. Moody asked the
Washington choir TO sing What Gospel"
Mr.. Jacobs was then called away to the
overflow meeting, and Mr.. Foster was
I requested TO lead the combined choirs
The chorus will return home this after
noon on a special train. The chorus is pro-
nounced here to be the finest that ever
Wis ted Richmond. They were heard by
1000 people, and as may Were turned
away. The chorus intended to return this
morning.
Evening star., 1894-04-02
For Emnncinntfnn nnr.

The committee for the southwest divi-
sion Of the emancipation celebration are
making satisfactory arrangements. Rev.
H. c. Robinson has been chosen chaplain
Of the division, and invitati ms extended to
the pastors in that section. The following
clubs reported: Eastern Star Twilight Ca
diets, Capt. Jackson, commanding; Alex
andria Pioneers, Capt. johnson: Bladens-
burg Tournament Club. Capt Sims: South
Washington Tournament Club. Capt. Car
ter. The chief marshal, Mr.. Berry Brodis,
named his staff and officers as follows:
Berry MRndue. right aid; Wm. Thomas,
left aid; Capt. James Peak, chief Of staff
w. ClaterbGck. secretary of stat. Mar
shals-J. H. Thomas, VIM. Ives. ]. n.
Chase, James johnson, Gus Briggs, Harry
Anderson, Thomas Harris, James Jones,
Payton Washington, Thomas Harris. Page
saunders, James Cousin. +. W. Brown, Ed
Stewart, George jackson, Henry Warner.
Evening star., 1894-04-02
Pressed Glass Department.
New Books.

How to Apply Royal Worcester Matt, Bronze,
La Croix and Dresden Colors to China'-a prac-
tical elementary hand book for amateurs Pub
lshed by the Osgood Art School. Eleventh edi-
tion. Limp cloth binding. g...................75 .75c.
How to Know the Wild Flowers" by Mrs
Dana. New edition Cloth binding. ........sI so
Fifty plates from "How to Know the Wild
Flowers for coloring; in a portfolio. 81
MRS. CARLISTE'S KENTUCKY COOK BOOK,
25G pages, containing the best and most reliable
household recipes many of them before
published. Printed on calendered paper alternate
pages blank for the pasting or writing Of recipes
or cooking suggestions under their proper head
ing .-......... ...................-.... .S15O
basement. .11th st. building }
Evening star., 1894-04-02
China Department.

English Printed Dinner Sets, one hundred pieces
new shape and decoration. ...... $3.50 each
English Printed Tea Sets, SO pieces, same dccora-
tion dinner set. ........ .........s35O so each
English Printed Toilet Sets, ten pieces, large
Decorated Cuspidors. ......10 Is and 25c. each
Fancily Decorated Bowls each
Oyster Plates, nicely decorated. Usually $500
ooNch' Z0c. edcn
Genuine Carlsbad Oyster Plates decorated.
Usually $500 and $12OO Dozen w SOC each
9th floor. ....................10t 10th st. building }
Evening star., 1894-04-02
She Wants SuDpOrt.

Annie L. Graether has, by Messrs. Gordon
& Gordon filed petition In her case against
Leonard F. Graether, for rule to show
cause why the order of July 13, 1892, dis
missing the order of November p, 1883.
(Which required him to pay $50 for the sup
port of herself and daughter). should not
be set aside She states that he ceased to
pay in June, 1892, and rule being issued
on him, Justice Bradley in July follow
ing decreed that the defendant be relieved
of complying with the order. She states
that at the time she was in Brooklyn, n.
Y, nursing one of her children. who died
in January last and she has since received
nothing from defendant for the support Of
herself or children.
Evening star., 1894-04-02

io-incn.. .6Oc. each.
ll-lncn. i0c. each.
SbC escn.
The Columbian" Baking Pan, a practical bcker
and roaster for bread and meats. Has patented
attachment for raising the lid to brown the con-
tents. 75c. each.
For the chilly days in April a light and portable
heater, such the STAR Oil Heater, is Just
what you need. The Star is the best oil heater
made. 1t has sheet-iron drum. and will heat
15H2O room to 10 degrees In the coolest weather
at cost OF about cent an hour. .Se.75 each
9th floor. r.....................11t .11th st. building }
Evening star., 1894-04-02
Knitted Underwear Dept.

90 dozen Women's Swiss Ribbed Egyptian Bal
briggan Vests, high neck, short sleeves. Regular
SOC. quality. Observation-Disclosures. .35c. each
for 81. 90
Women's Swiss Ribbed Lisle Thread Corset Cow
ers, high and low neck 81 .25 and S1.75 each
Women's Swiss Ribbed Combination Suits, Cot
ton, Lisle, All-silk and silk and Wool, high neck
and long sleeves, low neck and sleeves
soc. to $3.50 each
full line of Children's Underwear, in light,
medium and heavy weights.
Evening star., 1894-04-02
Infants Department.

Gingham Dresses, Gretchen style, full frills
over shoulders, deep hem. em............5O 5Oc. each
Wash Sun Bonnets, chambray and duck but
toned on crown Can be easily laundered. White
Cambria Long Slips. some with round yoke.
others square; all fancily trimmed with Hamburg,
25c. each
ia noor. 10th st. building.)
Evening star., 1894-04-02
The Way It VIII lie.

From Life
Pop, how are they going TO collect the
income tax when II goes into force?'
They are going to leave it to everybody's
honor, Bobby"
Pop, will everybody that has an incomS
have honorg'
YES Bobby, but In inverse ratio. The
bigger the income the less honor they WI
have"
Evening star., 1894-04-02

Fine All-wool Suits, fully guaranteed to nt, to
wear and not to rip. Soft as wool can be and Of
dark Oxford color. Sizes to Is years. $3.50 each
Perfect-ftting Combination Suits-coat and
two pairs Of trousers. Warranted not to rip.
SlZcs o 10 10 years 'S<.4o eacn
''Recprocity' Suits and Rambler" Suits,
strictly all-wool, two dozen strong fabrics;
double seat and knees, taped and welted seams,
Evening star., 1894-04-02

No well regulated household should be without
AIgostura Bitters, the celebrated appetizer. Manu-
factured by DIR. J. G. b. Siegert & Sons. Ask your
druggist
Evening star., 1894-04-02

Ordinary Roasting Pans. best quality sheet
Patented Steam Cookers. the most convenient de-
vice, with fonr compartments, for preparing
whole dinner over one burner and without watch
ing. No odor. Vegetables, meat and dessert cook
ed at the time. Three sizes. 81 so, S1.15 and
500 each.
The Improved keystone Beater-the most con-
venent device for mixing batters, creamng fruits,
Gem Cake Pans, with detachable bottoms to
remove the cake without breaking. Three-layer
Pans one large Loaf Pan, one measuring cup and
d pooh VI TeClpts, .Sl-
The Perfection Meat Cutter-the only machine
to use in the preparation Of mince meat. Ham
burg steak. &C. Does work in five minutes that
requires an hour in the old way. so, 81 andS3
n
Evening star., 1894-04-02

new line Of Storm Serges and Cheviots at
prices below the ordinary.
Navy Blue All-wool Storm Serge, 80 inches
"iue SIC. yard
Navy Blue All-wool Storm Serge, As inches
Navy Blue All-wOol Cheviot. Regular Toe. quail
ity, 4S inches wide. .5Oc. yard
Navy Blue Al-wool Storm Serge, a fine and
close texture, made by one of the most reliable
manufacturers, AZ inches wide. ....... .5oc. yard
Navy Blue All-wool Storm Serge. 4s inches
wide. ..........-............75 .75c. yard
Evening star., 1894-04-02

Navy Blue All-wool Storm Serge, made to sell
for 81 yard. The manufacturer made too much
of this grade and agreed to help him out by
taking large quantity at a price. The result
is regular 81 quality, 45 inches wide, for
75c yard
Navy Blue AIl-wool Storm Serge, SO inches
Wlue .................... .....Sl yard
Navy Blue AI-wool Storm Serge, English make
extra fine rough surface, ~ inches wide. 81 yard
Navy Blue All-wool Storm Serge, wide vale. so
inches wide. 81. .5 yard
Evening star., 1894-04-02
Navy Blue Dress Stuffs.

No other
house, for street,
for and
70 as long there's athradh
Evening star., 1894-04-02
The Sale of Fancy Silks

IS sold They Of
feI" American Silk
surahB dpaiaan
Boads
They Would be 6oc to S1 Under Different Conditions
They Are Only so and 75c. the Yard.
Evening star., 1894-04-02

Ladies' Shoe Department on Second Floor
Take elevators.
Evening star., 1894-04-02

. never nave we had such
a successful season. 1t is
the result of most attrac-
tive styles coupled with
popular prices. The women
of Washington are reaIiz=
ing the fact that stylish
millinery can be obtained
without the corresponding
high prices. The more
this becomes known the
greater our business grows.
Our Flower Stock is a
revelation. Our Untrim=
med Hat Stock has not its
equal for variety and low
prices i'm Washington.
Our Trimmed Hats are
the acme of good taste.