davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-08-15
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teren 3uriid9ei4la9er.
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turin ein Nufitano fta:tfano, unO boB Die
9te8ierungstruppcn mGbrenO oe3 gar3elt
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mtuBten iid in gr0Bter ltnorbnung na9
2lngOitora 3urid5ie6en. Oort lammelte1
ie ii9 mieOer, lnO erneuerten beute WfOrz
gen ben 8ompf; Die 9tegierunQStruppen
icblu9en ite ie6o6 abermalS in bic Slucbt,
unO erbeuteten cine Wfenge Waffen.
, 1894-08-15
DohItbdti9er Re9en.
misconiiner Ortfboften ourd eineu mirbeI.
iturm uno RaoeIwetter eeibaoi9t.


Die felt iieben @oden anbaltenbe 9iirre
tpuroe 8eitern 2lbeno enOli4 Ourcb etncn
tiibtt8en @etpitterre3cn unterbro6en. Die
Wisconitner Orti9aft Belmont purbe
BON einem @irbeltptnOe beimgeiuht, MEL
6er baS Charles !6otel unb Die 2agerbGuz
Ter BON 6reirarbtan & Start un6 baS @ez
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nocb anbcre Orticbaften Iitten ourcb bas
llnwetter, tuelcbsS BON beftigem 9a9eli4Lag
begleitet mar.
, 1894-08-15
prdiioent peiroto uno Ger Gon9re6.
6e9en Gr0e Ger mobe follen 2lnfIaeen oe=
gen Den iebteen prafioeuten DER
b~railianiider 2epubIif er.
hoben weroen.
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tn1mcr nit benz @on9reB in Den 6aaren.
SIS werben Disle GerDaftungen Dorgenomz
men.
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immer mebr, uno es beiBt, baB Gnoe Der
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baS 8Olf %appeutren, pen eS tbm nicbt ges
itattet Uir0, ietn 2lnrt ais BrGiiOent an3u5
tretelI.
, 1894-08-15
Ods DIETER.

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beribtet fir GbicagO bic iOlgenoen 8aroa
meter uno 3bermometeritGnOe:
lin 8 l1br Wtorg. 70 @r., nm 9 l1br II
Or, nm 10 l1br 78 Or, I'M II llbr 80
Or, Inn II l1hr 80 @r. 8arometeritan6
nm 8 I6r Wforg. 1888, II lIbr 1888.
, 1894-08-15
Oiebn1drft.

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beutige 3ufubr: $4,000 Sbmeine, II, 900
Stilf Ginooteb uno 10000 S9afe. Der
S6petnemortt mar belebt 8reis INN 1Oc.
@15c. geitie8en. ScbpercS9 Ueine bracbten
5.25@5.80, icbtpere uub leicbte ourcbetnz
amber 5.1O(G5.60, leicbte 5.1O(95.85, ioge=
nannte p8tgs" 4.5O(05.15. Dtorgen err
wartet man cine 3Ufubr Don 30, 900 Stid.
8inboteb mar feit I'M Breile; S3afe nicbt
perGHoert.
, 1894-08-15
RepoIutiondre umtriebe.
Derbreitung BON aufriiRrertfden profIana=
mationen; otefelben fommen aus
oen Der. Staaten.
81 en- q nrf. Ii. QIuo.

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6uras, an Die o@Orlb"; Gs itnO reDOlue
1ionGre Broflan1Gttonen, tpelcbe an Die
8ep0lferuug BON W~ttttetamertfa gert6tet
ftnD, nit 8cicbIag bele8t poroen; oteielben
fommen aus ben Ser. Staten, pHroen
iebo5 pom YubIitum ntcbt beobtet.
, 1894-08-15
meeen 8ranoftiftun9
1perSen Carl FerIib mo Srou Ger 6ranoiurY
ibermtefen.

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iiberntefen.
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Mor9en DOR Htcbter Gal6peu in Guglez
tpoob ais 2lntIGger 0egen @arl 6erliB unb
beiien 6rau. 8ci6e finb Der 8ran6ltiftung
beicbuloi9t. SsrliB betannte iib ibuloi8
unb muroe inter $4,000 8irgi6aft an bic
@ranbiurD Deripieien, pGbreub leine Satin
ibre WtitibulO ~leu9nete, aber troBOenl
gleibfauS Der @ranOiurp itberontportet
ipurOe, nacbOem Der &icbtcr lie inter $4,000
8ir9idaft geiteQt bate. Snipettor @ons
tpaD b~ebauptete, baB OaS Gbepoar, tpelcbes
in Q8aibinGtOn 6ei9bts pUbnt, an Der
SpiBe BON N%narrbtiten itebe uno Die 8ranDs
1tiftung gum &ersnIgen betreibe.
, 1894-08-15
Seuer i'm MaIShauie
Der 8uf9 & Gpps maItin9 Company.

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Mal3bauie BON 8ui6 & @ppS, an 8IOOmz
in9oaLc ROab uno BEN G%ortbneitern @e=
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tur3er 3eit Das 9ebGube in 2Iitbe Iegte.
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ongeri6tete SbaOen fOnnte nibt mebr feitz
9eIteut iperoen.
, 1894-08-15
3an9en nteoer an.
Cine 9ro6e 5abrifanIage wieoer in Betrieb.
GIDDp6. Sn6., Is. 9(ud.

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Sabrtt BON George u. 02c8ett8 & So.
Dieoer in pOQen 8etrieb geieBt tper0en,
poour6 zoo &rbeiter &elAQittgung fiuoeu.
, 1894-08-15
Uruguay Dor elmer Krifis.
Der PrdfOent 5pii8en 3Dei feuern.

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Cine ariltS icbeint unbermei0li6 5u iein.
Der Praltoent perilcbt Iein cabinet, uno
sugIetcber Belt 9errero gu perI60nen. Die
Beo0lferung itebt auf Seiten Des cabinets.
, 1894-08-15
unperbur9te I(ad2rtht.

Jm Iebten Seesefedte folen ole Japaner
ieben 9ineffde Shife in oen 6runo
9ebohrt haben.
2onbon, 10. Quguit.
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baB in benz leBten Scegcfecbt ijeben chine
iii6e S9iffe bon ben Saponern in ben
GRUB gebobrt purben. Die 9tacbrtbt
bebarf iepocb Der 8eitGtigung.
, 1894-08-15
Sd nnteniben. 11ruol1nh.

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turcbtbarer Sturm. Ser Sicberbeit balber
DerlieBen 3pet Scbiffe ben 0afen, uuO man
bsTIrcbtet, OaB tie u~nterseeangen itno.
, 1894-08-15
Sdtfsnahrtdten
81 ser Uabt oemeI0et:

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Bremen: Saale bon 9}etp Oort.
gte0pel: @euert bon gtep Oorf.
uenStopn: Waieltic BON Stem
gOrf.
Peute firth:
Sont5ompton: Spree" bon Netp
yorf.
, 1894-08-15
Starmifhes metter.

Der unter9ang pom 5pei s4ifen befir6tet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-17
Misses Spring Wraps.

Navy Blue Broadcloth Refers. skirt back full
Bishop sleeves, handsomely trimmed with rows OF
narrow white braid
Cardinal Broadcloth Refers deep rufiie cape
trimmed with black moire and open-wofk insert on
and edged with futed MORE ribbon, entire Jacket
scanned with black MORE silk
Refers of brown and gray novelty mixtures
triple cape, trimmed with rows of braid full ruff.
he skirt, belt of braid.
Navy Blue Broadcoth Refers large sailor col
lar, flare cuffs, slashed back Sizes 4 TO ~
cars ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS So so
i'roadcloth Refers, cardinal and navy blue
nade In newest STYLE trimmed with white or
lack braid and pearl buttons. Sizes 4 TO II
'S"iS 81 80
Novelty Cloth Refers. some with slashed back
Others with full rule skirt pearl or brass buttons
oizes I 10 l. years .......... 81 20 and So 90
Imported Jackets in the most fashionable mate
rials-Oxford cloths, Covert cloths, &c. Correct
styles and silk lined throughout
Covert Cloth Jackets, doubled roasted very large
sleeves, pearl buttons. Sizes II, IA and 10 years
$3.50 and $40
Neat Jackets i'm mixed novelty effects and navy
blue cheyiot, with MORE silk trimmings Per-
feet fitting. Sizes IL to 16 years.
t3d noor .1lrh st. building }
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-17
Women's Spring TeaGowns
and Wrappers. r

The newest effects in Silks. Henrlettas. Cash.
meres, Chanbrays. Lawns Sc
superb effects in China SILK pink blue lsvendar
and black with lace and ribbon trimming fill
huny umbrella collars, loose 'front.' Vatican
"oA ''''..'............ .S12 so each.
hh-"ooi henrietta Tea Gowns, in pink. blue,
Ola rose. heliotrope. &c, with all silk front Wat
teau back, collars and cuffs finished with fancy
stitching and lace. An excellent value at IS each
great variety Of shapes and fabrics I'm ull-wool
lightweight, plain, braided and ribbon trimmed:
all the best colors; all sizes. .....$5OO each.
An excellent value in wash gown is made OF
an imported soft nainsook- finished Batiste full
ana fluffy, embroidery trimmed, large variety of
patterns, guaranteed fast color ......s4 SO each
Figured Dmity Wrappers embroidery trimmed.
fdll Vatican back. plated yoke. various pat
NS..A' 80 - 30 W C2ch.
India Linon Wrappers. Hubbard STYLE made
very fuli and of extra good lawn. 81 so each
Percale two-piece House Dresses. embroidery
trimmed, full skirt, with six-inch rufie stylish
waist, excellent for................S: 90 on oh
ou hoor. 10th st. bldg }
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-17
DIED.

CARR. Departed this life saturday, March II.
1854 at $50 am, JOSEPH A. CARR. aged
Funeral from his late residence south Capjtol ana
streets southeast. Monday. March H. ct
pm. Friends and relatives respectfully invited
to attend. alexandria papers please coIgJ
CASEY: Suddenly and peacefully on March Ie,
nsss az l2:S an, EDWARD F. CASEY.
Funeral from his son-inlaw's residence. William c.
Gessford. ii0s u street southeast. thence 10
Fourth Street " E. Church. SUNDAY. AT 3 n
NJ Friends and relatives invited to attend. e
CUNNINGHAM. At her residence. ll4i 18th street.
northwest, on Thursday. March Is. 1894 at
80 pm, in the iull triumph OF faith. CARO-
LINE CUNNINGHAM. wife of Matthew Cum
ningham End beloved mother of Sadie Clarke,
aged thirty nine years
funeral ON Sunday. March Is at Asbury NJ. Z
Church llth and h streets. at pm.
DAILY. On Friday. March l6 1894 at io:s5 an,
ABBY. beloved wife of the late John DAILY and
mother OF Mrs. Abby Easan I'm the ninety
Funeral from her daughters residence MONDAY.
, March ~, at $50 am m; thence to ST. Aloysius
Of her soul. Friends and relatives respectfully
invited.
JUDAH. on March Is. 1894. PHILIP NOR
BoURNE; son Of the late Benjamin wyths
Judah Of Richmond, Va, aged sixty-three years.
Funeral Sunday, at go pm, from Nineteenth
Street Baptist Church. philadelphia and Rich
mond papers please copyD
LAWRENCE Departed this life on Friday. March
10. 1894. at 1 am. after a painful fllness,
which she bore with Christian fortitude, yO-
SEpHINE WARING LAWRENCE.
A precious one from us has fed;
voice we loved is stilled:
place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filed.
God. in His wisdom. has recalled
The boon His love hath given.
And though the body molders here,
The soul is safe in heaven
Funeral Sunday. March is. from 81. Augustine'e
Church. at pm Relatives and friends invited
10 attend prince Georges papers please copyDs
MilGIII on Friday March l6 1894 ELIZA.
BETH VI. Mcguire. widow Of the late James
!. Megulre. at Camden y. J.. but formerly IL
Washington
Services al Glcnwood cemetery Monday March 10,
at O'Clock.
NOVEL; At his post Of duty on board Of the
steamer Harry Randall on March Is 1894. az
1890 a.m-, Capt W. u. NOVEL;. in bis
forty ninth year.
Funeral Sunday. 18th. at IL O'Clock noon. from
Lees Chapel. S32 Pennsylvania avenue. Friends,
memhers Of Grand Army, Order Of Rec Mon
aud Washington Harihor. No. 81. are invited 70
attend. lnterment at Alexandria. 2
STRONG. At For; Mcrcnry. Md. March L. 1924,
MARIAN r.. wife Of Capt. Richard r. Strong.
fourth artillery.
Interment at Washington. DC, March 10.
THOMPSON. ON Thursday March 10 1894 at
h:2o pm. ANNIE f. THOMPSON. aged twen-
ty- foUr years.
Funerrl Sunday ri 10 O'Clock a m from residence
Of r. L. Hyde. St E1izabeth's. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-17
Misses Spring Suits.

Neat Wool Frocks for the little ones. in En-
pre' style. These in Usage green embroidered
In white, garnet embroidered in white. and car
dnal embroidered In black.
Pattern Dresses - twilled serge, with pretty
border effects. These have accordion plated skirt
and waist handsomely trimmed with ribbon
Dainty Party Dresses-light pink blue md
black silk, with guimpes to match.
Eton Suits in navy blue SERGE Handsomely
braided
Cardinal and Brown Serge Elton Suits for girls
from to Years old. These are neatly braided
There are pretty blouse waists TO be worn viii,
III sc suits.
Two-piece Suits in fancy striped percale made
Elton effect.
Serpentine Crepon Dresses to be worn with
Sulmpes, In light blue and heliotrope grounds,
printed in delicate floral designs. The waists of
these are trimmed with bows of satin ribbon
Embroidered Heliotrope Swiss Dresses, tucked
skirt, full waist. rufle sleeves, deliberately TRIM
med with lavender and heliotrope satin ribbon
$50
(0d Hoor. ...........ll 18th ST. building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-17
Death of James r. O'Couuor.

James +. OConnor Of chis city died sud-
denly Thursday in Tucson. Ariz., whittier
ne mad gone IN quest Of health He was
thirty years of age. and spent most Of his
lie In Washington, where he was born
About year ago he suffered an attack of
pneumonia IN Chicago, which later develop
ed into hasty consumption, causing his de-
mise. He was member of Typographical
unioa l0l of this city, and one of the best
known compostors in the country He was
a young man of admirable qualities and
his death will be sincerely mourned by a
large circle OF friends. The remains will he
e1nbalmed and Forwarded TO this city for
mterment. He was a brother OF Mr. John
ID. O'Connor of the Washington Post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-17
BLUr1 BROS.
Great r1attimg
Saleg

In conjunction with our mammoth depart
ment stores, 743 745. 74T sth ST. Sc, we
have added store 751 for this exclusive
sale. We have just received from our
agents in China and Japan 1876 rolls and
will place them on sale Monday. March 10,
at $50 an, for one week 20 days, at
prices before heard Of. We have been
recognized by the people Of this city and
adjoining counties the leaders of low
prices and our reputation is fully establish
ed by the following prices:
15c. Heavy Chinese Fancy Mating. 800. .67sc y,
II different patterns to select from.
19c. Heavy White Chinese Mating &c. >,
This Is not the common kind sold 10y
others at 121ac. yd.
19c. Heavy Japanese Seamless Mating. .97sc. y,
25c. Extra Heavy Jap. Seamless Mating 127sc. "
25c. Extra Heavy Chinese Mating 49,. .12lac. Y,
SOC. Extra Heavy Seamless Mating. .lTlsc. y,
35e. Extra Heavy Seamless Mating. go. .21c y,
40 and soc. Extra Heavy Damask Mating 25c. y,
soc. Best Quality Cotton Warp Mattings 273.c. y,
These are absolutely the Best Cotton Warp
Japanese Mattings.
THIS sale will only last 6 days, and all
intending purchasers should come early and
get the pick. These goods all perfect
and you will not get one yard that is the
least imperfect, as some OF the cheap trash
advertised by others. Please bear this In
mind
Owing TO the fact that We were so busy
last week some of customers did not
get waited upon, so have decided 10
tlnue great sale Of bargains. advertised
for last week, for one week longer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-17

Food raised with Cleveland's baking pow-
der has no bitter taste. hut is sweet anA
keeps sweet and fresh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-17
Boys Spring Clothing.

Fanciy Trimmed Lawn Blouses. soc. to 81. so
Thousands of Shirt Waists, uns:arched, at
16 2-3c.. 25c., 50 1-3c., 39c. ard 5Oc.-the last
the Mothers Friend percale.
Hlack Sateen Blouses for boys from to Is years
Outing Flannel, French Flannel and Figured
Chevot Blouses, with draw tape. SOC, Toe. and 81
'Hacamatac" Suits.-A splendid array of these
tough fabrics made up into suits to fit. Strictly
pure wool down to the last thread. Pretty, too.
S. $3.50 and s3.75 each
Combination Suits.-Coat and two pairs of
trousers. Fine brown chevot. Our guarantee goes
Win ever! suit. 30 eaCl
RECIPROCITY Suts.-The kind made with double
knees and seat. We might almost say the kind
that never wears oIt. Pretty patterns, six sewed
Blue Slater Yacht Cloth Suits, fine as are
made. Special price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS
Blue Serge Refers. Observation-Disclosures. s5
t5d Hoor ............-... .lOth ST. building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-17
Women's Spring Wraps.

One of the most stylish is a handsome Cape of
Sole de Paris with full rufled collar of MORE
antique. edge Of spangled gimp and large bow Of
moire.
A Cape of fine black faillc silk is also worthy
of special mention. 1t is made in five points
two in front, either shoulder and one in
the back. The edges finished with all-silk
gimp.
A Cape Of fine moire silk, with Open work ap-
plique of same and long top ends finished to
A Cape of fine black MORE silk, with jetted
yoke and a full louDce of Bourdonne lace. $50
choice line of Capes In braid and lace effects,
with yoke and edges of Mechlin net or Insertions
of MORE silk. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40 TO SO
Fine Cloth Capes, with hand plated collar and
trimmed with Sole de Paris silk, silk braid and
a large silk bow ......................$ SIS
Black English Serge Capes, with four rows Of
insertion and finished with silk ribbon. 80
Fine Cancels Hair Capes, suitable for elderly
women. These extra long and finished with
rufie Of faille silk. $50
Ricordo Capes, made with short back and double
pointed 'front.' entirely new. These come in navy,
black and brown. and are neatly trimmed with
Black Cloth Capes, trimmed with rows Of lace
Insertion and MORE ribbon. .......... $3.50
Black Cloth Capes, with ruffie at neck, beaded
yoke with rufiie of MORE silk, and finished with
ribbon and lace. An extra good value at. 81 so
Atwood Cloth Capes, In black. navy, tan and
Brown, with large pointed collar and trimmed
with novelty braid. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
Nothing short of personal visit will give you
any idea of the extent and variety of the jacket
stock. The popular open-front Jackets. with roll
ing collar of moire silk and jaunty full back are
dressy and useful garments. ...... $3.50 to SIS
The Black Hop Sacking Jackets, with fitted
'front.' and the Oxford Cloth Jackets, with REFER
front, swill doubtless be greatly admired The
price should be at least SIG. 1t is....... 1880
Fine Tailorma Covert Cloth 0ackets the
proper thing In light weight. .......$ 80 to 81!
TwiIeti Cheyiot Jackets, blue, black am
brown. with three large pearl buttons and
faced with moire silk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50
Tailor made Tight-ftting Cheviot Jackets with
velvet collar. .-.......... ..S'."o
Tight fitting Jackets of all-wool diagonal or
cheviot with large pointed revers and full
l3d floor 18th ST. building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-17
Women's Spring Suits and
Waists.

Undoubtedly the best line of Outing Suits We
ever owned The newest things among them,
some with fancy silk Innings. They are all made
by man tailors. and are perfect fitting The most
popular of these will be the new Paddock Suit
the ..Flare-skirt'' Suit, the Double Skirt Suit
the prince Albert Suit, the Tuxedo Suit and
the Elton Suit.
Fine Serge Suits, black and blue, in a new shape
short Elton effect front and long umbrella back,
swallow tail style. The waist is half lined with
silk and has broad of MORE silk. double col
la Of same ard large MORE Alsatian bow, with
lace ends Regular S25 suit. ...............SlS5 so
Cancels Hair Serge Paddock Suits silk lined $50
Blue and Black Serge Suits, large MORE revers
full skirt. perfect lifting ...--.......... .slooO
An extra good value is Atwood Serge Suit
blue only, with black satin braiding All sizes Sc
SILK WAISTS
Some elegant and exclusive Styles as well as
some very special values in the lowerprieed
Waists.
Our Waists at five dollars the best we ever
saw at the price. They are surah, embroidered
Gaiaa= ard chan2eable effects made plainly or with
full jabQt- AL sizes----- So.OO
Striped China silk Waists, all sizes. $500.
. Figured and Changeable Effects in the newest
patterns and made in the best styles Plain and
lace trimmed. ..S'."o
China Silk Waists, stripes Of Lavender and white,
black and white and blue and white. Large balloon
sleeves, rufiie over shoulder. $500.
- China SILK Waists. trimmed with bayadere stripes
of velvet, large pulled sleeves. $1,000.
Figured silk Waists, changeable effects, very full
sleeves, shrred yoke and collar. very stylish. All
sizes ........ .>-rr..... .Slp.oo
China silk, Waists, pink and blue, SHRED yoke
aud collar, pulled sleeves, lace insertion. All sizes
Sl2JO.
WASH WAISTS
A stock complete in every detail, better than
we've been able to show before.
Laundered and Soft Bosom Waists, with launtler-
ed collar and cuffs, choice variety cf styles.
soc. to $3..J each.
Fisk, Clark & Flagg's Launder ID Shirt Waists
are superior to any other make in fit, workman
ship. style and finish. They made of the
choicest patterns of Y. & J. Anderson imported
Madras and for sale by one in Washing ao.l.
A specially handsome White Waist is tandem
broidered and has q .loire striped bosom. rrice
S2.JO each.
A myriad of styles asi patterns at 81, 81 %,
S1.6s. S1.75, S1.0O, 50. -, $40 AMI SIS.
TOD noor. ..........'. ION ST. bil!dnS)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-17
Easter is Almost Here

IL you want that last seasons gown cleaned
EQUAL TO NEW and thus save expense Of
buying new one you haven't much time TO
lose. ~ Most delicate fabrics cleaned without in.
jury. Our wagon will call.
Anton Fischer, 81 Spq Pa & ST lyE N' sE
uhl6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-17
The APRIL MARRIAGE
DR.. Paxton Gives Details of the
Ceremony.
EFFECT ON MISS POLLARD'S CLAIM
Lawyers for the Defense Say They
Do Not Depend on 1t.
THE LAW OF THE CASE

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March IL. - Two
weeks before the marriage of Col w. c.
p. Breckenridge to Mrs. Wing in this city,
the Commercial learned, on what was con-
sidered good authority. that they were be-
trothed. A reporter was sent 20 DR.. Scott's
residence. where Mr.. Breckenridge was
stopping. and Col Breckinridge pleaded
with him that the matters should not be
written up. Col Breckenridge was then
taken to the Commercial Office and there
made the following statement:
Il know 1t is always best TO be honest
with newspaper man, and / will say to
you that l am here now with the consent
of DR.. Scott, Mrs. Wings brother, TO pay
my addresses to her. She has not yet
promised to accept me; do not know that
she ever will. and believe that anything
that you might say on the subject would
injure my suit" He denied mat there had
ever been a possibility of lis marrying
Miss Pollard.
Mrs. Wings relatives in this city deny all
knowledge Of a secret marriage.