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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-23
TifE LOCAL STAGE.

'-f'he New Dominlor
Baron Franz Victor Won Hohens,auf-
fen. ....Ss..s (. go. ts.....4.. mir. Clement
iSorrrBn Edgar Rat,,iolpnl Mr. fsnas Kent
J. Charles McNei2hs ..g... ....s.s...
.44..s.stt..AIr HENRY Herewn},i HOy;e
Napoleon Lafayette R8ndoiph ,....4
.stssss..... SIT. Tn0maS Fl p,Alailey
Marshall 3orer .. Mr. Levin Woci
Flora Nav Randolph Miss Rertha F'olfz
Nnrtaa Ec1sra s Mss NAV Hfllman
Mrs ajosephine Dulan, ~ .s.-..
........-.s..s..s... Miss Kara Benw,n
80. 49,
etee n ts.e sAefpsy = toanbs opera
house ia q long while than ihat which an
fn,,.s3 NJ rla, t.ga,v4r,tia ,,a,, ,,t.t, avs,
So. Y,...t.,tA,,. 49, 80.
wv tSsiiiiluoil last iasf5. lne enjoy
ment was continuous from fyat Ia last and
Il flsriudel unny ssholeson,e 4au.bz aela-
~. $3.50. ! VI ~. $3.50,
~ 't'il q f"sAfSnS AftnrAt hHihpf tlak
vas aA ui1gh part VI the play As the
y. II : 80 ~. ~ Il
7V'A ~ Iva 1Af = sffNsl 70 ofaitr ~
csoWn Or fsttfltislpsin Nr improbable dialogue.
not ytt ahstsrd situations htt the etsor-
'iiA4HV'is - 1psfaisse * one q Nipip VIC
uris wrestling VITA unfamiliar idiotn, ex-
ctiinE no ridfcule. but only SUCH mirth as
cafris.a sympathy anu the utmost respect
Wlta IL
The Story g simple one aud deals with
home life ~ the fasSu and the loves ~
young heag-;s ard Bld rhe scene IS the
rla77,on 81 taoipns3 Randolph. q Nlrginia
plaIIsr, ang she action - conilne5 aitor
SetheT 20 me house q the grounds tnllne
diaseig a1ieceat Mr. Holenmauffen. a
German baron. Spends simmer a. the
EJ-sidef,ce ~ the family Gsstensibly study
arg botoEg. 5it rally shaiDed BY MS al
TsirAgpert ftr ,le aftllhS young dargh-
tH HI" ~ Il ~ NJ H.rH4H. . ma
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changed however Tor susnc time. And
when e fid change. wnat change Il Whss
The wind vcered around 10 the north ami
q cold blast swept She city with shines,
the audiences ~ a thundcrbolt The
wind howled through the streets with the
fury al 4 thousand demons. The wind
OF driytng rain that SCI ned 70 b. little
short 81 melted fee. What cnanEe
Z made q M appearance 81 the streets
comfortably Allied with pcdcstfiaiis.
number OF whom were ladies ont shopplns
No provision had been made Tor the
st~set could IL seen eronps hurryiDg To-
shelter while shireriug in he costumes
that had been most seasonahle less thAh
A short stout old negro With a fiddle was
the center o. attraction at the corner o.
Travis street and Preston avenue, The
Clock In the market had chimea the mid
NIGHT heef and light drixsllus rain that
was falling kept most OF The late, birds
indoors, bu; this ola not prevent the
player from having an Interested audience
a negro With slivery wool had just asked
for his Old 'fayonte and in response
vsojin ss though his very life depended
upon ~ This ar Was such one as brought
3 mind a picture q little icg. cabin
~ the woo3s IL Is IL hy number OF
taIlcw dips and she boys and girls are all
there 10 hayr a ffoilc. The boys look
stir and uncafnfortabre IN their store
ciethes.n white the hDxom lassies ara
found IN EiEgliug groups about the room
The old dddler ia sitting n = corner on an
inipronptu stage made OF a deal table
with a box for a chair beside him SITS
q little negro who ts reiiEfously keeping
time by fnpplnE on the strings Of the
fdaie WITH Two little pine sticks 4 con-
temptation OF TIT. picture WAS brought Ia a
sudden close and The concert was brought
10 an abrupt end. The Interruption came
ia the way OF a hearty slap on the back
that almost Knocked the violin from the
old players hands. The slap WAS admin
fstered by q biz negro and he accompanied
q with Iue remark
'ssay Niger, how come 20 play the
i Feekon can play the fiddle II
wants to- answered the musician in an
injured tone.
"Whp ever heard q a little, fat nigEer
fddlin'n continued his toTmentcr. io'
oEgh; to he one Of dose long hungry mig.
gers what stonps over.-demis the kind
what PLAYS.
THIS unfeeHnE aiiuslon to his art was
more than the musician could stand and
putting bis eddie away he shuiiied on.
minimizing aaconplinentarY remarks about
-acity nieSers.
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MAENpAY THTRspAY.
~ ~ INNDsNis
infernai observance bs Scottish ]

Informal Observance bs Scottish Rite
Aasons ia Houston.
There was meeting last night of san
Jacinto lodge o. Perfection No. g Of Scot
ush Rite Masons. the attendance being
Quite large despite the disagreeabie
weather and the absence 81 several breth-
rep AZ Galveston who were IN attendance
On the Rose crox chapter After the lodge
" Perfection closed Venerable Master
y iiliaFga Invited all The members WHO had
attained the eighteenth decree IL nartieis
pate HI an Informal meeting.
Every member bf the SCOTTISH Rte in
MaFonry who has attained the Rose croix.
panquet on alanndy Thursday This obli-
Eafspn 6 Ohaeryca ~ the Masonic brother-
huod OF this degree all over the world on
This day. Two OF MORE brethren living il a
Guilty ana misunderstanding az such ex
lstl. and IN peace ana loving Kindness "egt
toEethef he bread and drink the wine
which the performance Of duty requires
not failing to drink 10 the toast: Health
q The sick comfort "a the needy and sa.r-
SOL g the Oppressed eYerywhers Even II
spirit AZ least feast With his brethren on
that day,
There being 10 cbanser IN IIougton the
though the hrotherly feeling WIS manifest
and thoae partipiHaHng IA Houston Mere
e spirii and ihouRhi with their bfAthren
The following taasts OF the order wero
drank
j. rs shr goyerunen4of The country.
g ~ the supreme council
2. ~ the grand commander Phillip G.
Tucker
/ 10 the grand conHistors Of the STATE.
s. 10 The Grand i.nd6e pf the State
Z. To the memory Of the brathreu 81 tho
degree whose iaharN here hollow have
ceased during the Maaofic year
Il To all MaeonH and Maeoulc bodies rf
ali rites and degrees oyrr lle snrfe<e nf
the earth Honor and iautels 70 the
worthy. health 10 the slEtts comfort "a the
needy and rurcor 10 the oppressed every
where
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5. KRAMER, PRO lessor d gR0IO|
SOLAR B|BIaeE

l404 Iceland Ayenae, Houston. Tert
For one dollar n currency WiIEai
you, post paid, q correct Illustrate II
the Zodjacal Circle cohiesnng III
resenta tton and syaC p5siiibns 8. 81
planetary orhs at the mbmenl III,
birth, together with some interested
useful hints pertaining lheresb, "a
copy of his recently na6llsAeA be 4
of twenty-five pages, eIlitted iAs
as q Natural Science, Mliltltn n 4
Should Won desire this then SIN
lowing Information, Wiz Ile b
CITY. county, State ana court
birth; further, the date OF N n
the year of your birth, ana r
If possible. the honr Of slrthi zs3|
AS can be ascerfalned, Eheihtl
m. or p. IN. Of tho day next, q
name IN full. and give address 81
correct Y. All comfnunicati ons ~
as strictly confidential and privz'ii
N. B.-The above lloroscope, sl'a
and complete gaiietllllacal rea9l<
nativity, together with a lu0lal'i
nuStsc of important Hyeflts ~ u
future use and giiidanSe
health. friendship and aitlpales!
lcourtsnip and matrimony anq 4
success and happiness, WI q III
paid, as above, and on the slle
nation as above Regarding nle "
birth, accompanied With iea q u
lars IN currency.
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lonrcd. At present he is AZ Millbrae, san
Nafeo county. At the Tribune Office to-
day Mr. Reds business associates We're
Inclined to doubt the truth Of the story.
Ne ms written several letters to Nh
Nicholson, and there Is no reason. 10 ne
liave that he Is Ia any hut the best 81
health II Is Mr.. Reid's custom ~ tne
spting Of the year 10 get away from New
Yotk1for on indefinite stay. MS The weatner
now Is PARTICULARLY trying on him he
suffers a greet deal from bronchitis and
81 the unsettled weather OF the late wln-
ter and carly spring For this reason
Mr. Reid is now In California How long
he viii stop there Is not known lie may
return In "A few weeks or lie may stay
two or three months lnnger,' said menu
her Of the Tribune san.
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NOT Until MARCH 5ISL.
Owing to Delay IN the Completion Of
the Mason Block, Drs. Mansfield s.
Boxell's Removal will be
Deferred Until March 81.

TIE following Is only one ns Hundreds OF
cases treated successfuily by Drs. Mans
field & BoNell.
The experience and testimony OF Mr. D.
W, Campbell, a wen ana tavorably known
gentleman residing at h12 Gerard street.
this city, will be read with much Interest
The following IS from his own lips:
For eleven years | suffered Intense
agony from Indigestion and liver trouble
I'm spite OF Nil my physicians could do
grew worse year after year, l could not
eat anything without subjecting myself to
the most violent pain. For hours AFTER
eating small quantity Of food would be
IN great distress. My stomach would
hloat up frequently: bloating would be
succeeded by a sort Of spasmodlc con-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-23
AROUND THE COURTS.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLAR DAMAGE
suIrFILEp AGAINST THE oIrY.
Proceedings Of the County conr,--Nev
suit. Fned Marriage Licenses
Issued-Nsw Voters Other
court News.

County court--Iudge John c, Tod. pre-
siding; WIN Lambert clerk, George Eliis-
j. Levy & Bro VS., Missouri Kansas
and Texas Railway company OF Texas;
continued generally.
George L. Smell Va Missouri, Kansas
ana Texas Railway company OF Texas,
rr.strlai aud case continued until next
term OF court
Andreas Neuen vs.. Missouri. Kansas and
Texas Railway company or Texas con-
tinued generally.
King q FordtrSn VS.. Commercial Ma
tional bank. garnishee; case dismissed.
n. Lincoln Va I. i. Lotus; con-
+ A. Relehardt We. a. Tribou ct al;
continued upon application 81 defendant.
u. Siiyerstein ct al VS., y. IL. Christian,
trustee, settled and dismissed.
William Byas VS.. Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway company Of Texas
+. Masfow vs. NJ G. and John Pughi
reset for March 2s
w. y. NORM vs.. Houston East and
BY defendant.
Tedo Francis vs.. Houston and Texas
Central Railway company, continued
continued generally.
q = Court rs, Houston and Texas
Central Railway company; mistriai and
Ndrl continued.
A Rankin vs.. International and
Great Northern Railway company; jury
and verdict for plaintiff Tor SIS
CIVIL DISTRICT coURT.
Judge S. II. Brashear presiding: J r,
Naties. clerk; j b. Williams. deputy
CLERK George Eilis,shertf; John Mitchell,
deputy, IN attendance.
r D. Lang ct Al We. c. Bente ct al;
case now on trial.
SUITS FILED.
The following suits were fled in the
civil district clerks Office yesterday
Galveston and Houston investment
company VS.. E. II. Brunson; suit for
seQuestl alton.
" $ Noble VS.. heirs OF Pat McNa-
mara, suit for damages and notice Of
Charley Tate vs.. Margaret Tate; suit
ment
lena schulz vs.. eustaye schulzi suit
Tor divorce and Injunction.
Z. ". Leece va the City OF Houston
ana Alex Erlchson ct al; suit for $1,000
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following couples were granted Ii
eense 70 wed yesterday by County Clerk
winlGer;
Miss Josie DeGaultie and NJ. Ewing.
-, Miss Winona Waterhouse and Emile
NEW CITIZENS.
The following foreigners made appllca-
ton with County Clerk Winkler yesterday
for privilege % vote; John Kay. Ireland:
sam Weiss, Austria; Charles Goldstein,
Russia Louis Kuss, Germany
A BIG DAMAGE SUIT.
Messrs- Poole Richards and Burkhart
attorneys for r. NJ Leece, filed suit in
the elyil district clerks office yesterday
against the city Of Houston and Alex
Eriehson city marshal, for the sum OF
S7Qo9 Plaintiff claims that on January q,
1924 he was arrested BY onfcer Tom SUI
livsni who took him 70 the police station
lRd without warrant or explanation
as 70 the cause Of his arrest confined
him IA cell FOR about tweutg-four hours
" the petition the plantitf claims that
He suffered Intense physical aud mental
pain, caused by his confinement And he
prnys for 5000 damages to ease his
Wounded feelings
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CITY BnEvrTIEs.

a mas meeting VIII be held tonight -
Stephen O,Flybn'a Al the foot az con.
gr1as avenue
poitscal meeting win be heid IL r,,i,,.
kar,sa FIX sSsF,5sf tonipl9 10y hfAt hse
air 10. Itaphaei. nianaRer a. III. I, 90,
TifafSax Hbuae rrDorte III, bas,is
snefIt f6r March q, 1864. III $40 ges
~ :. T.. ~, All. 49,. z . =,
~ .s..1 1890 ~ lskht turner hai
* stss'.. ss,,i ~ VII nslyfr ~
1.,,,sl,,....r /. n 1s,,,,,.,.,. 81 s,
M X, X. a ,,ssss Il. e wv lapus-
sh ~ Z x ~ sv'sS ~, y nte n.y.. oset
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-23
Nor AFrER oFFIcE.

10 the EdIf0r 30 tbs IuFtT
Houston March = Come parties, mn
known 20 me. having circulated the report
that aspisea 70 elgernlasllo honora IN the
that while ylali 20 no man as 70 TIE
anionnt 81 interest take IN the welfare
al my ward loi cityi have no such nss
- 1870 Il. II. Knodsl.
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HOME TREATMENT.
$50 "A M0MTE @5
PAYS FOR TREATMENT AND MED
IciNEs FOR cATARRH-FoR ALL
OTHER DIsEAsEs.

Including Diseases of the Eye, Ear.
Nose, Throat, Lungs, Heart, stom-
nch, Liver, Hosvcis, Kidueys, Bind-
der and Itrctnm, Nervous Diseases.
Skin and Hood Discusses and MI
Female Diseases, the Rates ilrc low
and uniform and IN proportion 10
the nature OF the case and medI.
cine required,
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MIS-. BEULAH SMITH MAR1lf.nY

Taylor. Texas, March % Mrs. Beulah
Smith Markiey died at her home in this
city last night, Funeral services were
conducted AZ the Christian church By
Rev \; p. Sweeney, and the burial took
place this Afternoon In the city cemetery
Deceased IS n daughter of Mr. Meg Smith
an Old settler, and was raised in and near
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a. p. srocKTON.

Giddinss, Texas, March . Mr.. A. p.
Stockton, an old and highly respected
citizen OF Lee county. died OF pneumonia
az nus home near Dime Box on the morn
ing of the z0th instant
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MRs n p MnnR

Calvert, Texas, March %. Mrs l.. p.
Webb died at her residence. five miles
from town yesterday morning early, She
had been suffering from consumption Tor
Ions time. She leaves many friends
TO mourn her loss.
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traction, which would almost kill me.
My stomach and bowels we're SO badly
liberated and infiamed could hardly
bear the pressure Of my clothing Ipuld
often pass quantities Of blood from boy
els
For five months before / went to Drs.
Mansfield & Boxeli WAS completely
Frustrated and in constant pain, day and
night. The last three weeks of my suffer-
llig was the most excruciating torture OF
my life; had spasms OF the stomach;
pain was so severe | thought / could not
stand II any longer. At three different
times my wife became alarmed and called
in the neighbors: thought l could not live
through the horrible spells
Such was my condition when went to
the Copeland Medical Institute for treat
msnt. was relieved almost Immediately,
and in few weeks was a well man.
II now eat anything | want. Have no
pain or distress OF any nature and am
gaining In flesh every day. I would adj
wise all who are suffering as did 10 take
Drs Mansfield g. Boxelrs treatment as
quick as possible
HOME TREATMENT
our treatment OF patients by mail at
their homes through symptom blanks and
CORRESPONDENCE Is as perfect and effectual
as our office work The charges are low
and within the reach of all. Write for
symptom, blank TO Drs. Mansfield &
Boxell. Houston. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-23

Three hundrcd and twenty additional
voters registered Yesterday. making iha
tUfal rcgiaifsti.on 10 date amount 70 sos.
This Is an increase OF 1862 registrations
over the same number Of days In Octubey
1870, and as there are only tive more days
that the voters can register Registrar
Rbeenthal requests that all who have not
registered come forward and get their
cerkificates AT once. Wednesday, Match
q. Is The last daN nN reglEfralion
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MRS. I.oTTTE CorIIIsR

Beaumont Texas, March 22.,-Mrs. Lot
tie Collier. wife Of Fl. r. Collier. died
last night IN her SD year. The funeral
occurred from the family residence mis-
afternoon AT o'clock; interment az Mag,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-23

G. H. p. Rudesil g. Son. architects,
have removed 70 50iia Main street. corner
OF Prairie avenue and extend a cordial
invitation to parties contemplating build
Ing any kind OF buildings to call and ex-
anime the finest assortment OF plans in
Texas
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rAE DEATH RoLL.
MII.lIAM Arrs

Taylor, Texas March 2 Mr.. william
Watts, an old settler died at his home.
near Taylor, on Tuesday. March 20. and
was buried N the city cemetery on We'd
nesday evening.
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wHlrELAw REID.

Editor o. the Tribune said 10 ne In a
Precarfous Condition.
New York Aiarh 2ait was sumored
ipaey aas wlsitelaw Relda health Was IN
AZ eKeeedlngiY pteoarloAs condition and
that 4 p.slv hc . very bong Tins before
ne retligna - New fosk His stas ia essl-
ifesitss Ii IS sid. MAY b Indefinitely PRO.
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The C0laQld Medical IDSIIiIR.

Corner Travis 6. ana Texas Ave
HOUSTON TEXAS.
pr. y. Mansfield, Consulting
nr. W, 4 BoxeIi, rnyKtcianS
office Honrs-9 20 II a. M; sito 6 p. n, !.
g p mi Sundays i2.s0 to , p. M.
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WHEN ALL OTHERS FAT. c,,NsfTT =
DIR. z. q. lIOLI.AND -. -.

: M
The Learned and skilled speclallst
l y NEttVE W a Up slsYIIAL bISEASBs.
with dreafns), impotency. Lost Ma, n5ssss
and The dreaded e;feets OF early vie' y,
cat1sing premature DECAY nefva,,s : I'm,
as physical and mental weaisne Ss''', w,
itsi'Hs patient fer Iaagrlegc 81 basins unT
KHEA AND tfIsEET' ma .iS TAiss NOR
aneetng tns denitp-DrinAry Svstes ,sss.sss
treated BY scientific and snccesss,,i aEa
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For Malaria, Liver Trou-
BILE, or Indigestion, use
BROWN S IRON BITTERS

Mrs. NJ. A. Harper. Physical Educator,
receives pupils daily at the Capitol Hotel.
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w Il iiill IS lhe democratic naninee
fer clly Feeor1eg pad eplles's yoaf eoEe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-28

One more wire-weary city has swung into
line. This time 1t Is st. Louis, where the
subway commission has prepared for con-
sderation by the city council an ordinance
which insists that the safety Of the lives
ana property of the citizens of St. Louis re-
quires that the network of wires now
strung overhead in the city's streets should
be placed underground. The conclusion
reached is an excellent one in every respect
and 1t will not be long before the example
which was set by Washington will be fruit
full of life-savihg results the whole country
over. Few people either inside or outside of
the District of Columbia realized the ex-
tent Of the victory won when Congress was
persuaded into passing the act forbidding
the further stringing OF overhead wires.
The fight was a bitter one and of such
length that some of the less enthusiastic
advocates Of wire-burial reiterated from the
struggle in disgust long before the final and
successful charge was made. The Star re-
members with pride the part 1t took in the
strife and hopes to have the pleasure Of
congratulating a great many other cities on
their good sense in following closely in the
footsteps Of the capital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-28
ITEMS Department

A small lot Of Gauze Undershirts, long sleeves.
| Size 40. Reduced from 80 to 3Ii2c. each.
! A small lot of Fancy Striped Isle Underwear,
! full fashioned. summer weight. Shirts-sizes 40
and 40; drawers-sizes 80, "a and SO. Reduced from
| 81 % to Toe. u garment.
A small lot Of Negligee Shirts. Sizes Is, 15h, 49,
| 1914 aud H. Reduced from 81 to Soc each.
DIST floor. 1907 ST. buildlng.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-28

The drowning accident in tie vicinity of
New York on Sunday should teach some of
the reckless but lucky landsmen, who at
tempt to navigate the Potomac hereabouts
that ignorant and fooihardy people who
daily with combinations of boats and deep
water can hardly hope to escape serious
discomfort and may easily achieve a wa
terry grave. Overcrowding is not common
on the large steamers here-the good sense
Of the owners and the vigilance of inspect
ting officers making such an offense diff
cult-but there are frequently too many
PEOPLE on some of the smaller craft, parti-
cularly sailboats. Then there are many in
competent persons-generally young men
who through possession or persistence are
supreme while aboard and whose ignorance
as to even the first principles Of seaman
ship Is a continuous threat against the life
Of everyone on the same boat. or the 1876
people on the tug Nicol that went down
not far from the ScotlanSt lighsship on Sun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-28
Millinery Department.

Light Gray Chip Hat, trimmed with black sill
roses black lace and jetted aigrette. Reduced from
IS. so TO 500.
! Fancy Straw Bonnet, trimmed with aigrettes
black roses and butter Reduced from $IU
10 $3GV.
l Black Lace Toque, orange ribbon lining. trim
med with agrettes aud handsome buckle. Reduced
from $500 to $500.
Children's Hat, light tan straw trimmed will
grayish tan ribbon. Reduced from $500 TO Sl.O.
Fine Straw Hats. Reduced from 81 % to 20c
each. reduced from 81 so to 26c. each.
A small lot of Fancy Gilt Buckles. Reduced
from 25c. to &c. each.
l pair Hsliotrope Ostrich Tips. Reduced from
81. 90 to Toe
l pair Black. and-white Jetted Wings. Reduced
from 81 90 to 25c.
cd floor, Observation-Disclosures. 49, Second annex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-28

Baby Carriages.
l Rattan Carriage. Reduced from SIS to $40.
reduced from $50 to $3.50.
(4th floor. 10th st. building. }
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-28
Picturesque, but Dangerous.

1t is proper to gaze, with a sentiment tender,
On landmarks our reverend forefathers
made;
But it's hardly in season to be a defender
OF the time-stricken pump with its nozzle
decayed.
The iron-bound bucket we cherish sincerely,
But earnest devotion must suffer a slump,
When we think Of the microbes that wiggle
so queerly
In water that flows from the old-f fashioned
pump.
IT'S a figure romantic. and we'll we might
keep it,
If people would simply admire and not
taste.
But think of the waterl What dust-clouds
must sweep It!
How 1t patiently stands and absorbs every
waste.
IT'S blissful retreat for the typhoid bacil-
lus;
place where bacteria scurry and jump;
1t is nice for the germs; but twill certainly
kill US
To keep on good terms with the d-fash-
Toned pump.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-28
Kisses DEPARTMENT.

White India Lnon Waists. collar and full Jabo
OF nne Hamburg very null sleeves, sizes IL. Ia and
3 Domestic Bingham Dresses. pink and blue
checks. neatly trimmed with embroidery sizes
and o. Reduced from VI 80 to 81 90 each
Au-wool Blue Serge Refer. plaid lining, double
breasted, pearl buttons. size 10. Reduced from
$s.75 to S2.15.
Tan Novelty Cloth Refers large sailor collars
full sleeves pearl buttons. sizes 4 and years
Reduced from IS, 75 to 81 so each
A small lot Of Chambray Dresses pink and blue
neatly trimmed with braid, sizes 4, and IL.
Reduced from $3.50 TO 81 81 each
small lot OF Best Quality Percale Waists. neat
patterns, sizes and 10 years. Reduced from zoe
TO 3Sc. each.
small lot OF White Lawn Dresses TO be worn
with or without guimpes. handsomely trimmed witt
embroidery, slightly soiled sizes and O. Reduced
from 81 ~ to 81. rs each
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