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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-01
Those who claim that the Aqueduct Bridge

Those who claim that the Aoueduct Bridge
should be given up almost exclusively to
suburban railway companies because the
companies cannot afford to build a bridge
and who fail to carry their logic to the con-
clusion that the public highways ought to
be donated to these and similar corpora
tons because rights OF way are often very
expensive. should bear in mind the proffer
recently made by the Washington, Alexan-
6ria and Mount Vernon Railroad Company
This company desires to cross from Virginia
to the District OF Columbia at a point where
the river is very much wider than It Is at
Georgetown. and It proposed, If Congress
would only grant the desired permission to
build bridge which could not only accom-
modate its own tracks, but on which there
would be free and abundant traffic facil-
ties for the general public. The structure
thus planned would. If built. be much more
elaborate than any yet designed to span
the Potomac, with the possible exception Of
the Memorial Bridge, which will. It is hoped.
some day give this city direct communica-
ton with Arlington. This proposition has
not met with the favor OF the authorities
because it is desired to reserve the site
which was asked for the future Memoir
ial Bridge to be built by the government.
But II one company can afford to offer to
build such bridge at Its own expense, en-
larging instead Of diminishing the public
facilities. why may not several companies
combine to build a bridge in the vicinity Of
the Three Sisters? Or, If they cannot
which conclusion Is open to doubt-they
might perhaps prevail upon the Alexandra
and Mount Vernon people to move Up
stream with their proposition and to throw
. sufficient structure across at a point un-
Questionable to even the most critical.
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Once more has the earth-shrouding snow
vanished from the surface of the District of
Columbia, and again Is the voice of the
baseball enthusiast heard within the city
limits. But the voice is not the jubllant,
strident voice that was once as common
here as springtime and which never failed
to make itself heard when the air was
redolent Of deals and releases and contracts
and schedules; 1t is subdued whisper and
querulous. Once upon a time, and not so
long ago. Washington could boast of an
aggregation of baseball cranks hardly to
be equaled either for numbers or noise in
any other city. but they are fast vanish
ing-extinguished by magnates who found
more money In trading players than in win
ming games. their gleeful shouts silenced
by long succession of defeats for the
home team But the management sees
rift In the cloud. through which a ray CT
golden sunlight has escaped to gladden. and
Hume. 1t has arranged a deal by which
Washington parts with the two real players
IN whom II delighted and secures in return
two inferior tossers and the sum Of $500
IN cash How pleasant! And when will
the money be distributed, and how? VIII
II be divided pro rata among those who at
tend the greatest number Of games. or are
the dollars to be invested in making such
useful improvements as putting a canvas
awning over the bleaching-boards, for in
stance, or In planning the rough seats? BY
the Washington management. 1t was an
nounced that Manager John Ward Of New
York was desperately furious when he dis
covered that one of his third-rate catchers
and lightweight pitcher had been swap
Fed for q high-grade catcher and one of
the best all-around players in the country.
As a matter Of fact. Manager Ward ex-
presses himself as being deuriouslv bapnv
at having landed two Of the biggest fishes
in the base bail pond" 1t Is the old. old
story.
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and, to a greater or less extent, the agree
ment is being lived up to. But suppose that
on some particular occasion when the
President of the United States occupies a.
theater box the orchestra should neglect
to complete its program, how very en-
barrassing 1t would be should the audience
insist on standing until the Chief Magis-
trate found what he believed to be the
proper key and, to the best of his ability,
led the audience in an outburst Of patriotic
vocalization? Should the fashion set by
Lord Aberdeen succeed In obtaining a foot
mold, as 1t were, in this country there Is
no knowing or guessing the complication
tnat may ensue. 1t might even be that
political conventions, assembled for the
purpose of nominating presidential candi-
dates. would have to take into account the
singing abilities of those whose names are
brought before them. for 1t would be ma
uonal disgrace to have in the presidential
chair man utterly unable to sing the
stolen air which is generally regarded as
being the nearest approach We have to a
national anthem. A President whose vocal
chords would insist on inserting fats,
sharps and naturals not provided for by
the composer would make the country the
worlds laughing stock and seriously offend
the musical taste of a large percentage
OF our population.
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Hosiery DeMartmnemf-

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Somewhere up in the wilds of Colorado.
near the headwaters of the Saphead Creek,
the dodo bird perches on the zanyloon
tree and gazes down ON the town of
Georgetown. Most frequently the dodo
bird cocks its eye at certain cabin,
wherein resides a gentleman by the name
OF Parker not plain Mr.. Parker, but
Mayor Parker, for this especial gentleman
whom the dodo bird regards with affec-
tionate interest Is mayor of the town of
Georgetown. Mayor Parker is the happy
possessor Of a gigantic intellect, and out
OF 1t he has evolved a gigantic scheme.
being no less than a proposal for all the
silver states to secede and join Mexico in
a new Union. Such a proposition could
only have come from a resident along the
banks Of Saphead Creek, or its sister
streams in Kansas. Mayor Parker takes
himself and his plans perfectly seriously
and is engaged nine hours each day, in
Guiding Sunday. In circulating petitions
through the mountain mining camps of
Colorado. Evidently Mayor Parker Of
Georgetown. Col. during his trance periods
does not hold communion with the spirits
OF distinguished gentleman from South
Carolina named Calhoun and a distinguish
ed gentleman from Kentucky named Da-
Wis. There was a time thirty or forty
years ago when in the hands of bold,
determined men. the word secession" was
mighty weapon. Today even the specta-
Gle Of Mayor Parker. standing on the high
est peak Of the mining camp Of George
town. Col. and shouting secession" Is not
calculated to make an eyelash tremble on
the smallest child In the Union. but the
dodo bird watches him with interest. Some
day Mayor Parker Of Georgetown, Col.
will propose that the world secede from the
solar system, and then the dodo bird will
swoop down and fly away with the distin-
guished gentleman to his natural resting
place in the zanyloon tree. In the mean
time, whisper the news gently to the mon
ument at the Alamo. that Mayor Parker
of Georgetown. Col. proposes that Texas
join in a union with Mexico.
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Congress has not during the present
session been called upon to do overmuch
for the District OF Columbia, so there is
nothing unreasonable in calling the espe-
cfal attention of the national legislature
which is Washington's common council
and board of aldermen-to the poverty
stricken condition Of the police relief fund.
There Is now urgent need Of an appro-
priation and should there be failure to
make this provision many dependent and
extremely deserving people must suffer.
At present the relief-roll calls for the dis
bursement of little less than seventeen
hundred dollars per month. This money
Is paid to police officers who have been
either injured in the service or retired
after many years Of active industry and
to the widows and children of policemen
whose deaths came when the officers were
engaged in the performance of duty. The
District Of Columbia has many dollars to
its credit in the United States Treasury.
but without Congressional action none
Of this balance can be applied to the
worthy purpose contemplated by those
who humanely planned and have eco
nomically conducted this miniature pen
sion system. In all the city there can be
found few citizens who would make even
faint objection to legislation such as is
needed to make the fund permanent. Po-
fcemen and ffremen-and perhaps 1t would
be just as well to have one fund for these
two branches Of the public service-are
dangerously occupied while on duty and
must frequently have no thought for
themselves or for those dependent upon
them. If by fidelity these brave servants
are disabled. it is only proper that they
should be protected from actual want. and
II their lives are sacrificed in the public
interest their wives and children should
be reasonably cared for.
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Shoe Denarfnaernf

pairs Boys Calf Button Shoes spriu, hocIs
sizes } and 3h2 d. Reduced from $3.50 TO 81 rair
Il par Boys Congress Shoes. Size } Z No
dGced from 500 TO 81 90 - ~
l r"c Boys Calf Button Shoes hand s,,yel
Size u. nainasrd Reduced from $3.50 to 81 90
ca 81 PAIR Women Bronze slippers. opera toes
pair Womcn's Dull Dongola Button Shoes
picad.lly toes. Size \. Reduced from 81 oO To-
$500. ~ ~
3 pairs Women's Dul Dongola Button Shoes
pam common sense toes. Sizes J-''AN," 6Is-A
and "A Reduced from $500 to $500 pair.
) pairs WoInens Cloth-top Button shoes pra-
Oily toes, patent leather tips. Sizes 2Is-B 2 A
and lib. Reduced from $40 to 200 rair
pairs Women's Kangaroo Button Shoes
cork soes. Sizes PIC. sc and Alb. Reduced
from $3.50 $500 pair.
3 pairs Women's Blucn"rs. patent leather vamra.
Sizes 3-AA. IA and 4E2-A Reduced from sG1j
70 $500 pair.
cd tloor Observation-Disclosures. an,cy
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Misses Department.

An-wool Refers double breasted, large sailor
collars. Sizes and years. Reduced from 81 so
to 81 och f
Atwood Long Coat, brown mixed cheviot, ruf-
ne cape. Size II years. Reduced from So Is to
$3.50. ~o "
1 All wool Newmarket. tan mixture Adjustable
cape Size l6 years. Reduced from Sl3 50 to IS
II Beat Quality Percae Shirt Waists neat nat
terms full sleeves. Sizes 10. IL and Ii years Re-
duced from IS to Csc. each
small lot OF Fine Scotch Bingham and Pcrcale
trimmed with lace and velvet ribbon sizes a 70
10 years Reduced from s. to $3.50 each
Inc balance of our Long Coats and Gretchens In
winter weights, at reduced prizes. Included is n
small lot OF All-wool Fancy Mixed Chev!ots all of
them stylish garments. Some eaborately trimmed
with braid, others fur trimmed Sizes 4 to Ia
ye1rs. Reduced from $3.50 to $3.50 each
tod floor ..................- II,h -, IN,
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Mems Department.

small lot OF Heavy Ribbed Dalbrggan Under
Shirts sizes ~, "A and As. Drawers SIZES
40, ~ and Al. reduced from 81 to 59c. u gar
ment
- pairs Striped Cotton Half Hose. Sizes 91a and
10. Reduced from 70 10 fal2c. pair.
23 French Cambria llandkerchiefs, hemstitched,
figured center, solid colored border Reduced from
rs to 2oc. each
A small lot of Boys Lined Gloves Sizes 1, ., 3,
and 8. Reduced from 81, 81 Is and $l.oO to 6Oc.
pair,
20 odd White Laundered Shirts. Sizes II, 1I1s
16. ltb:. II, lI1a Reduced from 81 and Sl.25 to
5Uc. each.
Worsted Gymnasium Tights, knee length navy,
black and cardinal. Sizes 81, 81, 80, IS and 40
oh waist measure). Reduced from 50 TO 81 pair.
White W0rsted Gymnasium shirts, quarter
sleeves. Sizes "a, 81 and 50. Reduced from 81 rs
to 81 each.
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Boys Department.

D Russian Uvercoats Sizes z IN : poa,,o,
from Sal to S3.a5 each
Ii pairs Good Wool Pants. Sizes s and o Re-
dlced from ~ 10 39C. pair. - ~
~ White Flannel Shirt Waists Mothers,
FRIEND maze, all wool Sizes b. q and ) Re
duced from 81 10 JOc. each. - "
. SUITS, double-breasted coat, double kneed n,nts
Sizes ., q and 9. Reduced fIom 81 Is Ia So ~
Checked Refer Suits. Sizes 4 and j. Rebpco,
from $3.50 TO si.25 each. '
ru "ooi ................ 10th st hide
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Leather Goods DENT.

l Iair Smoked Pearl Opera Glasses. Reduced
from So $3.50
l i,air White Pearl Opera Glasses Reduced
from s.. to s..
l paIr Black Leather Opera Glasses. Reduced
from 81 to s.. 30
| pair Aluminium Opera Glasses Reduced from
SO to 6.
Opera Glass Handles. Reduced from 81 TO
81 each.
: Opera Glass Handles. Reduced from $3.50 TO
$3.50 each.
list floor. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1lth ST bldg
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WOODWA ARID, LOTlHlROE
F
-
Our Remnant DaY,
Tomorrow, Friday, r1arcE1 2,

WI"
Their is
advertise it, because be disappointed You'll find plenty
n nc case is
WaIsD Dresses rH
Cha Ware or
is o to II imam counter tn
A o mpld
and rdder will be in the Art
N rom he fol quick selling less
at QUIT o "A list tIOws:
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Travelling Goods DENT

Seel-bound Canvas Dress Trunk ..T,xeelsior,,
lock. eight steel railings. four heavy hinges Re-
l Dress Trunk. "a inch ''Nonitor'' ton muslin
Innings Innings, hest ,Excesicr' lock. steel trimmings
2 Grain Leather Gladstone Bags Reduced from
S2.95 to 81 80 each
Il Real Alligator Gladstone Bag, 1Ginch Re-
due ed from $500 $l2
Grain Leather Harvard Club Bags. I6 and IL
men; reduced from $1,000 and Sl1.O0 to $500
9th floor .........,.....1 Otb ST bnildn, ,
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well, Josiar,'' said Farmer CorntossePs
wife. as she opened the door to the re-
turned office seeker. I'm glad to see you"
Don't" he exclaimed deprecatingly.
Don't use them words. Don't say I'm
glad ter see We agin in all yer life"
But" she persisted. II am glad ter see
ye.''
1T don't make no difference I ain heard
nothin' but them words since left ye-an'
my Teller man is a being without er soul;
with er smile on is lips. an with mockery
in his heart That's what my Teller man
is"
'why-what's the natter"
III tell ye the story. / went ter call on
my Congressman. Glad ter see ye' saws
he kinder startled like. Come erlong an
I'll introduce yer to Senator Sohnso. 1
went along; glad ter see ye,' says the Sena-
tor scareder'n the fust Teller. give yer a
letter ter the Secketary.' says he. He kin
fix tibet place all right fur We eff he wants
ter Up 1 goes ter the Secketary an gives
him my letter. Glad ter see ye,' says he,
lookin' like he wus worried ter death.
'Ye'Il hev ter wait erwhile till see what
kin be done bout this ointment So 1
waited an waited, an every time called
he didn't know no more bout it n he did
OelOEe- Ole Hl5Ht er AelIeE Sloppeu III front
of me ez l wus settin' in the hotel office
Glad ter see ye,' says he, reachin' out his
hand. He went on ter say tibet he wus
from my county, an we had a good time,
an he showed me the city. The mex day
/ had nothin' but two street-car tickets an
a plugged dime
How did we git home Josiar?"
Il went ter the town clerk er somebody
tibet tends ter cases like mine. He wus
purity shOrt-spoken, but 1 welcomed his
severity. He wus about Their only man in
Washington tibet didn't say he wus glad ter
see me, an he gimme my railroad fare
hum"
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Blanket Denartrn1enf.

Plush Lap Robe Reduced from $500 to $3.50
Horse Blanket. damaged. Reduced from 500
to 800
2 Satinc-covered Crib Comforts slightly faded.
Reduced from $l.31 to 15c. each.
Feather Pillow, soilcd. Reduced from So %
to 81 10.
pair III Cotton and Wool Blankets soed
Reduced from $500 to $3.50
pair All-wool Crib Blankets. 36x5O inches
solcd Reduced from 500 TO $500.
/ pair Atwood Glib Blankets. l2x56 inches,
scHsd. Reduced from Si.25 to 50 %.
ed floor. .....................11th ST. building. J
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Cloak Department.

q Refer Jackets; black and brown Sizes 81
Reduced from $40 to 81. so each.
to s.. ~ S-'
Tan Refer Jacket full sleeves and back Size
3D. Reduced from Si2. so to So.
: Black Cheviot Jackets, full sleeves, spring
weight. Reduced from $40 to 81. rs each
table full OF High-elass Jackets hanfsomely
trimmed with fur and braid Sizes 81. 80 and IS.
Reduced from S25, S2S and $50 TO SIS each.
table full of Fine Braid and Fur-trimnl lack
cts, navy, black and brown. Sizes "a, 80 and IS
Re duced from $50, S35 and $40 to SO each
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Suit Department.

I Atwood Light Blue Crepe Cloth Tea Gown,
trimmed with French challie. Size 81. Reduced
from S16.5O to $3.50.
All wool Cashmere Wrappers; gray, one
each.
Allwool Henrietta Wrappers. black India silk
sleeves; one cardinal, size 81; gray, size ~.
Reduced from $3.50 to SO each.
Pink Surah Silk Waist, solled. Size Sc. Re-
duced from SO TO $3.50.
Elegant French Organdie Wrappers, handsomely
trimmed with ribbons and embroidery. Sizes IS
and A. Reduced from $S.75 to So 10 each.
I'D n00f. 10th st, bldg \
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Fur Department.

l Black Coney Worth Collar. Reduced from s. 80
to s.. so.
Fine French Beaver Worth Collar Reduced
from 50. 75 to $3.50.
A small lot Of Black Coney NUTS. Reduced to
soc. each.
Fine Stone Marten Neck Scarf patent head.
Reduced from IS. so to IS.
l Seaskin Bernhardt MuT. Reduced from $50 to
$50. ~ Wv "
I'D floor. 11tb st bla,
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Infants Department,

3 Heavy Bengaline Silk Caps. French style, with
band To the front. iedGro9 from 30 to 25c. each.
All White Short Dresses that soed or
crushed gathered into one lot. Gretchen, Hubbard
and loag-walsted styles, trimmed with Hamburg
and lace. Reduced from $780, SLID, 50 and 81 Is
to SIZE each
> Papier Mache Pitchers, white lining. Reduced
from - To 25c.
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It Is bad CROUCH for the overhead trolley
TO assault humanity in individual cases
But when 1t insidlously makes a wholesale
attack by means OF the pipes underground
forbearance ceases to be possible.
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Picture Department.

Pastel Paintings, white and gold frames
EACH " ~ ~-
from s.. 80 to 75c. each
Fine Gold Frame, 14x2s. 21a-inch moulding
damaged. Reduced from 500 TO 81 90
Gold Frame. deep pattern, l7x2l with mat
Reduced from S3.lJ to 81 .25.
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sgeWelrV DEPARTMENT.

10 pairs Link Gun Buttons IA L. filled gold
Il, duccd iroGI zoe. aud 81 J0r. pair
Silver LorgEettcs. Reduced from 81 80 to 15c
each.
. Imitation Shell IorEncttps. Reduced from
$3.50 10 SLID; l reduced from 81. 10 To $3.50.
1st floor. 1lth st. bldg)
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Baby Carriage Dent.

i Rattan and Wood Carriage. fully Upholstered
In fancy figured goods, silesia parasol, strong
gear and springs. Reduced from $500 to SO S5
Cane wound Rattan Carriage, rattan wheel
tenders. upholstered in satin damass, satin para
5000 TO $685..
18th floor .....................lOt 10th St building
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10th st. building.
Refrigerator Department.

Leonard refrigerator, hardwood fancily
carved Reduced from $500 TO Sl2.O0
Leonard Refrigerator. hardwood large size
removable flies, patent locks. Reduced from
$500 10 Sl2.50.
Glacier Refrigerator. large size, hardwood
Reduced from $500 to Sl3. 70.
(ith floor .....................l0 10th ST. building
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Handkerchief Department.

Mems silk Initial Handkerchiefs. 1 X, L.
o's. SIS, rs. Reduced from so TO 29c.
each.
IL Mems All-lincn Handkerchefs, hand-embroii-
cred initials. = Ms ; O's. / X. VS. 3 VS.
Reduced from so to 35c. each, 3 Tor 81.
@ Women's Hemstitchcd Ali-lnen Handkerchfsfs
embroidered in black. Reduced from % to 12lac.
each.
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CUTLERY DeDGPtnemf.

Meat Knife, large size. Re,lgcad from s. - Ia
$3.50: reduced from 81 - 10 1tc
l pair CLryers, Geo. WoSteEholIn's make. Re
diced from 81 TO 81
| dozen Best Steel Knives, cCllaioid handles
Redl, I'd from $500 TO 81.
tSt floor. ....................llth ST. bldg
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A Misrepresentation.

You are not going to lose your place. are
you?" asked one Of the attaches of Sing
Sing.
Not that I know Of" replied the warden.
What made you ask the question:
Nothing much. 1 merely heard that we
were to have new boss here before
long"
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Stationery Department,

10 Rulers. Reduced from 10 10 Re. each.
> Diaries. Reduced from 80 10 Sec. each
Is pNss. Envelopes. Reduced from - 10 Ice
PIX.
10 lbs. Writing Paper. Rciuccd from 30 to
30r. H.
10 doz. Slate Pencils. Reduced from 10 TO &c
dAT.
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HOusefurnishimg Dent.

Portable Folding Clothes Holder. Reduced
from $500 to $500.
Spice Cabinet. Reduced from soc. to 2Jc 1
reduced from 81 % to Toe.
l Ham Boiler. Reduced from Coo. to Soc
! Ham Boiler. Reduced from SOC TO 4Oc
i Folding Card Table. Reduced from 81 so to
10Th floor Observation-Disclosures. llth St building !
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Lamp Department.

Silk Lamp Shade, shopworn. Reduced from
SILK Lamp Shade, shopworn. Reduced from
$500 to 500.
Metal Frame Mirrors. Reduced from $500 to
J. Eight-day Clock, shopworn Reduced from
$615 to SIS. co.
Eigbt-day Clock sbopworn Reduced from
$3.50 to $500.
18th floor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10Th ST huildng
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~Old Hutch is determined to make an
other fortune in Chicago. This time he
will take absolutely no chances. He will
open a saloon
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Glove Department.

pairs Women's S-button-length MousQuetaire
Kid Gloves, black. gray and brown. Sizes q, 81,
81 and l. Reduced from S1.S5 to 81 % pair.
pairs Womon's i-button Kid Gloves. green and
purple. embroidered in white and self color large
pearl buttons: Sizes Ga and So. Reduced from
81 To soc. pair.
(1st floor. .I1th ST. annex.
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NeckWear Dent,

Plain White All-linen Chemisettcs, rolling col
lar Sizes II and IA. Reduced from 10 10 10c.
each.
Plain Windsor TICS cream blue and /
pink. Reduced from % 10 I5c. each.
II yards Chiffon Hui,iing, six yards navy and six
yards brown. Reduced from 81 TO 25c. yard.
DIST door. ID annex }
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China Department.

each.
! odd Soup Tnreen. Reduced from 200 to 81 %.
Oh ivory Figure. Reduced from $500 to 81 90.
pieces Reduced from 5000 to $500.
(oth floor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10th at building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-01

The overhead wire has been practically
deprived Of all scientific support and now
depends almost entirely on the capital that
may be behind and under it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-01

Evidence increases to indicate that the
Kearsarge was a victim Of the ubiquitous
unreliable publication.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-01

1t Is not every penitent who can enjoy
while musing on his past the seclusion of
a private car, as Mr.. Croker does
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A Skeptic.

THAT was a remarkable event-that re-
Cancellation between the Emperor William
and Bismarck" remarked the advance
agent.
Yes" replied the commercial traveller;
but to be candid, 1 can't make up my
mind whether that was a bona -f1de recon-
Citation or a champagne advertisement"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-01

Mrs. Lease il. developing epigram tenden-
cies that may make Oscar Wilde look to his
laurels.