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REAL ESTATE GOSSIP
The Merits of the Summer Climate
Of This City.
PREPARING FOR EXTENSION OF STREETS
The Various Plans for Increasing
the Street Railway Facilities.
SOME NEW IMPROVEMENTS

The rather unreasonable weather OF the
ma st week has had much the same effect on
the budding plans for summer homes In
the country as 1t had on the swelling buds
and starting leaves The buds have closed
I'D and retired as far as possible to await
better times, and there has been cores
bonding check on summer thoughts. How
ever, 1t is not to be expected that the spring
will be much longer delayed, nor the time
deferred when plans are to be made for the
summer Those who have decided not to
spend the summer in this city will, In the
majority Of cases, no doubt, locate in this
immediate vicinity. The advantages as
we'll as the attractions Of the suburbs Of
Washington are too widely known to need
repetition.
A notable tribute to the desirability OF the
suburbs of this city was paid the other
evening in an address before the board OF
trade by Mr.. Gardner G.. Hubbard. He
stated that he had been resident in this
city for the past twenty years. 1t was nee
essary for him to leave his home In Boston
to escape the rigors Of the winters In that
climate. He was obliged to seek a more
genial climate and he added: Il found 1t in
WASHINGTON, and owe my life to it. and the
longer live the greater my obligation and
the more desirable the capital appears, both
as a winter and summer residence. If the
winter residents would spend the summer
months on the hills in the suburbs OF this
city, they will find here as healthy and
grateful a climate as in the suburbs Of the
northern cities. Our hot weather continues
longer but the thermometer rarely rises as
high as in either Philadelphia, New York,
Boston or Montreal, while the changes both
in summer and winter temperature are
much less severe"
Also a Summer Resort.
It will, no doubt, be a revelation to great
many people who have not given the matter
the careful attention that MIR. Hubbard
evidently has to learn that our suburbs, as
we'll as our city, has a climate Of a lower
summer temperature than New York, Bos-
ton or Montreal. The facts will be found
to bear out this statement, and, as has Of
ten been maintained in this column the hot
days Of summer can be more comfortably
endured in this city than in any other large
city In this part Of the country, and, In
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of bargains for
Silks.

The values will circulate just as rapidly as you
trade your dollars for Silks. The list below
gives catalogue of Silks and prices that will be
very pleasing TO the many readers and buyers:
At 35c.-Fancy Wash Silks that embrace over
two hundred styles. We you zoe. a yard.
At 69c.-Changeable Bengalines, twenty seven
different effects, all the new shadngs, for spring
trimming. We save you Sic. a yard.
At s1.25-very Fine New Colored Silk MORE. 4
shades OF brown. shades OF tan. 3 shades of
navy, shades of red shades of heliotrope, pink,
lavender, old rose. silver gray. olive and myrtle.
They all cry impossible to get these shades. We
have got them and save you 75c. a yard.
At 5Oc.-No less than hundred different pat
terms in Fine Printed India Silks, great many
new browns among the assortment, extra quality
and width. We save you 25c. yard.
At s9c.-New Peau d'Soie. all the new spring
coorings silver grays, golden browns, reseda,
tans and other shades. We you soc. a yard.
At 69c.-Colored Satin Duchesse. all shades. in
Guiding black. We you zoe. yard.
At interchangeable Double Warp Surahs. a
dazzling effect of shades, match any shade of
dress goods and you Ice. yard.
At asc-Black Satin Colored Novelties. colors.
from neat dots to a mediums sized brocade. saving
you &c. yard
At 5oc.-RS-inch Fine Quality Black China. Wear
guaranteed and you 19c. a yard.
At 25c.-Printed India Silks.
At 25c.-An-sllk Colored Surahs.
At 25c.-Colored Satin Selicia.
At 23c-Colored China Silks.
At 35c.-Figured India Silks.
At 23c.-Natural Pongee Silks.
At 25c.-Black and White Silk Grenadine.
At 25c.-Black silk Tinseled Gauze.
At 39c-25 inch Colored Surahs.
At 49c.-Figured All-silk Jap. Crepes.
Wander at will among
our stock of silks, you will
find every new style you've
heard of, scores and scores
of new and newer styles
that have not yet had a
word.
Not am old pattern, not
a last years sort i'm sight
and prices are IS to so per
cent under normal rates
for such goods.
If you are buying silks
our house is your fort.
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he entire week /:
Dress Goods.

Dress Goods.
If a buyer Of Dress Goods should happen to be
somewhat careless In making his selections lie will
soon load down his shelves with old patterns ard
side tracked styles. But II there is real mastery
Of the situation, success seems to come easily
as q summer cloud drops rain.
This random dozen of styles touches only
part of the price scale. but It shows dimes and
dollars saved on every yard:
In black and coors. standard material for quiet
dressing merit in every yard. Won't muss. won't
stay crushed-shed dust with a shake We never
knew this grade ut less than 62c.
At 39c.-All-wool valkyrie Suiting. for stylish
wear or knock around; 10 mixtures; yards So 73)
ample for a dress.
At 4ec.-All-wool 46-inch Colored Henriettas ~
shades. has a silk luster. which any one would
take for the 81 kind.
At 59c.-Novelty Armure, colorings. the newest
spring tints, combined to produce entirely new eff
feets every pretty color IL represented; not gay,
but rich in tone.
At 69e.-silk Finished Henriettas in black.
French goods with makers name, 6 yards is all
you need. it comes extra wide.
III.
finished surface. full yard and a half wide " Ill
make exquisite spring wrap. You can buy the
identical thing Of others at S1.2A
At 29c.-Fancy Plaids.
At 20c.-An-wool Cheviots
At 1896 inch Black Novelties
At 22c.-Fancy Wool Effects
At 15c.-Colored Diagonal weaveA
The presentation of our
Dress Goods stock is UNI
equaled i'm magnitude,
elegance, exclusiveness and
the best selection i'm each
sort of goods. Prices that
surpass the market for
cheapness. We serve the
interests of the Public i'm
diligently and consist
emily. The only prices
tolerated here are the low
est.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-31
II WINS n Close Chill.

An attempt was made Thursday night
to wreck the st. Louis express on the Gin
cinnati, Hamilton and Dayton road, which
leaves Cincinnati at 7:15. and is due at
which passed oxford at 7:45. running forty
miles an hour, was almost derailed by an
obstruction on the high bridge south of
Oxford. The extra heavy engine and its
great speed prevented terrible wreck and
also saved the express, which the wreckers
were after, and which carried a large
amount of money, as we'll as large num-
Der Of passengers. The bridge is 100 feet
high.
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Saturday and Sunday Excursions to
IA

The B. and o. will sell round-trip tickets
to Baltimore for all trains, including the
royal blue flyer, Saturday and Sunday
March 81 and April /, at SIPS. Good for
return until following Monday.-Advt
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Norwood Institute,
18th STREET AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
ocso Mr.. and Mira W. D. CABELL. Principals.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Oracle DEAN.

One of the prettiest Waltz Songs pub
lished in America. Price, so cents per copy.
Will be sent upon receipt Of Is cents in silver
or postage stamps, by addressing N. MUETZLER,
Music Publisher, 2Tl 9th avenue, New York. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-31

Mr.. Curtis early in life met Daniel Web
ster. At the laying Of the corner stone Of
Bunker Hill monument June II, 1926, he
was present
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Different Picking.

UlNIererlU PlCMlmg.
Best Quality Scotch Ginshams. entirely new
ideas and the prettiest combination Of colorings
you ever saw, about a yard wide. at i9c-
Quite q difference between this and s5e.
serpentine crepes, any quantity. from the piece.
in such coors pink. canary. rose. nile. lavender.
cardinal, orange, Light blue. navy and black. az
121sc.
lec. q yard Is quoted for the same by others.
New Zephyr Ginghams,. the styles are as hand
some as a great many imported. and Il Il was not
for the width a great many would take them for
that kind, Sc. yard
New hop Sack pucting. fun yard wide, stripes,
checks, plaid or plain. 1oc
Makes elegant wash Dresses
30 pairs Of 1o-4 Fancy Double Blankets, yous
last chance. the same We sold At $50. oec.
300 Sheets. 72xsl. each one stamped with the er-
act size. 5sc. kind CSC.
1000 Pillow Gases. Sc by Is. deem hem. utics
cloth, 15c. kind. 10c.
ovo Lace SurtAin Enos, IA yaros long, 19c
"a Derby Table Covers. silk and iinon frinrel
ends. $3.50 kind csc.
ia Marsenles Finished Spreads. extra hssvy,
the $3.50 kind. Csc.
ia MarseIlles Spreads. Eve different patterns,
elegant quality. s. kind, sI.2s
Heavy Chenille Portieres. in old gold. new blue
and red. dado top and bottom. the $3.50 kind
S24s.
This ends a chapter of
bargains that will cause a
rush and a crush. We are
prepared for the attack,
with a large force of extra
hands.
Monday we begin this
sale.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisers are urgently re.
quested to hand In advertisements
the day prior to publication, In
order that insertion may be as
sured. Want advertisements win
be received up to noon OF the day
OF publication. precedence being
given to those first received
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

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Send to any Of the above agencies for 100-page
Agency Manual Correspondence with employers
is invited Registration forms sent to teachers on
application. It,
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AMUSEMENT HALL,

FOR REST-BY THE DAY, NIGHT, WEEK or
month, odd Fellows Hail. on 9Th St between
d and SITS. NV; largest staged hall in the
city; with ante and supper room attached
Suitable for balls, concerts, fairs and. enter
TANNER Is OF all kinds. Parties desiring first
class, centrally located hall at moderate rental
will find 1t to their advantage to call for terms
WALTER A. BROWN
nA21-1m 1A23 Pa. ave.
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de La Bonnie Litt6rature Francal-
sc ct qui a obtena un des plus
grands success dams toutes les par
ties du Canada ainsi qu'aux Etats-
Unis. Ills trouveront dams lie
coureur de dot" CONNIE dane cette
derni4re oeuvre la meme nobless
de sentiments. Ia meme grandeur
de caract4re, le tout agr6ment6
dun style gracieux ct brilliant.
"Le coureur de dot" folsonne
adventures tragiques, de situa-
lions attendrissantes, ct d'6v6ne-
mepts inattendus. Les lectears ct
surtout les innombrables lectrlcea
de La Bonnie Literature Francaise
nous sauront gre oertainement de
leur avoir dome un chef-d'@uvre
de CO genre. Go volume est en-
vente au complet dams tous lee
d6pots de journaux pour 10 cen.
tins settlement ct chez les 6diteurs
Leprohon ct Leprohon, No Is rue
ST. Gabriel, Montreal.
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Decisions Judiciaires Con
cernant. les -J0urnaux.

10 Toute personne qui retire RS.
gulierement son journal du bureau
de poste, qu'elle ait s%ouscrit on
non, que ce journal soft adress6 q
son nom on 4 celui dun sutre est
responsible du Placement.
20 Tout personne qui renvoi IN
journal est tenue de payer tous
les Averages qu'el lie doit sur abon-
nement, autrement l'6diteur peut
oontinuer 4 lie lui envoyer jusqa'A
ce quill ait pave. Dams ce cas-
l'abonn6 est tenu de donner en- ou-
tre. lie prix de pabouu 'rnent JUS
qu'au moment du paien. 1T, quill
ait retire on non le journal du bu-
reau de poste.
80 Tout abonn6 peut etre pour
suivi pour Announcement dams le dis
trict Oh le journal sc public, lors
meme quill demeurerait q des cen
taines de lieues de Get endroit.
10 Les tribunaux ont decide
que le fat de refuser de retirer un
Journal du bureau de poste, on de
changer de residence ct de laisser
accumuler les num6roe 3 falcienne
adresse constitute une presumption
ct une preuve "prima facle' din
ention de fraude.
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Literature Gratis.

I.EHEH.HIs MEF-y aEE.- Et-.e +
Ain de montrer au public tous
les m6rites du ST. Paul & Duluth
Ry., ct la beaut6 du paysage gull
traverse, oette compagnle adresse
ra gratis q toute persoDne on faj-
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port un des livres suivants, ct sous
reception de $l,40 la s6rie compile
te.
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4. Was it Suicide?-By Ella
Wheela1 Wilcox
Z. Sparks from the Pen Of Bill
Nye. 1872 pages.
8. Poems and Yarns by James
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Prose by Nye, Poetry by
Riley. Illustrated. $50 pages.
9. Martha Washington Cook
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Ii. The Adopted Daughter BY
Edgar Eawcett. Mthe Bayard
Of American fiction"
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Ii. H alth and peauty.-By Emil
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Ia. Social Etiqnette.-By Emily
s. BoutoD.
II. Looking Forward. Ar imagi
nary visit to the Worlds Fair,
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10. Cosmopolis.-Paul Bourget.
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WENT DE- PARAlTRE

Chez Leprohon ct LeprohoD, 6di.
tours de la Bonnie Literature
FRANCHISE, le l0s num6ro de leur
publication mensuelle intital6 lie
Ooureur de Dot, par Dncamp
franc.
Nos lecteurs mont oertainement
pas oubli6 "Le remords dun faus-
saire", une muvre du meme au-
teur, qui 9 paru ayec IN remar-.
.quable success dams le So num6ro.
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st. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Superior.

Buffet ParIor Car a Chaoue Train
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-11-30

-Je veux dire que vous pouvez
de quels elements se
compose la substance analys6e?
s-O'est celia meme.
Eft q coup eur? Que ces Gle
soient anodins on qu'lls
dangerous.
"A coup sur dams les deux cas-.
CASTOR cut un SQUIRE.
.cJe vous r6ponds nettsment ct
cat6goriquement, aiouta.t-il, ct je
me garde 4 dessein d'employer
aucune expression scienti6que; en-
d'autres circumstances, je vous con-
vaincrais facilement, q i'aide de
applications techniques,
mails aujourd'hui.
Ohristiane approuva du geste.
III me sufit, dit-elle, que vous
soyez STR de vous meme. ct je mai
pas d'autre observation d feire.
En- meme temps, ellie tira de ga
poche IN petit 6tui de velours,
qu'elle ouvrit aveo pr6caution ct
d'oh ellie sortit un facon. Ellie 6tait
devenue subitement pale, ct quand
ellie tendlt le facon q CASTOR,
SO main tremblalt. Derri6re
ellie, au meme moment, le comte
venait de sc lever ct une famine
intense s'6tait allum6e dams son re.
gard. Dependant, CASTOR await pri,
le 6acon, ct il rexaminait, en- ap
a~pparence avec plus d'attention 9
de curiosit6 quill men m6ritalt
Christiane ne lie quittait pas de-
yeux. Au bout dun instant, il re
leva le front, ct regarda Ohristia
ne.
4: -Oe facon est 3 vous? deman
da-t.il dun ton indifferent.
Non, r6pondit la jeune fill
6tonn6e, pourquoi cette question
-O'est que la forme en- est ma
nifestement 6trangere. J'ai IN PEI
phabitude de ces objects. je YOU
rai deja dit, ct 81 je ne me tromp
pas, celui-ci est de provenanoe ale
mande ct peut-etre autrichienne.
-Ahl fit Christianne en- tressail
liant.
}, -Savez vous CO quill content
}, -Je l'ignore, pulsque je vous !
demande.
C'est juste. Mails au MONS, pou
vez-vous me dire de qul vous
, tenez?
}, -Je vous le dirai tout 4 rheur<
peut. etre, mails en- CO moment,
ne le puts encore.
"a continMer.
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w

r=
A Helena, la capital du Montana,il y
I'm hotel d'@te connu pour son excellence
en- toute chose ct l'h6tel Broadwater ma
pas de SUPERIOR aux Etats-Unis.
Les environs en- SON merveilleux ct
dun efet aussi artistique qu'agr6able.
Sous la direction de rhotet, IL y q lie
plus grand Natatorium du monde alimen
t6 par des eaux chaudes ct froides natu-
relies.
Ne manquez pas de vous y arreter un
jour on deux.
Pour CO qui concerne les touristes, le
plan de Broadwater, etc.,. S'adresser 3
lChas. s. FEE, G. P. st. Agt,
st. Paul, Minr
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HEUREs DE TRAINS

e.t F-%E
Lv. st Paul. $50 A. NJ, Mardi
Lv. Minneapolis. 1923 A. M,
Ar. Kansas City. ...9:25A A. M, Mercred
Lv. Kansas City. 1850 A. NJ,
Ar. Fort Worth. =. 500 A. NJ, Jeudi
Al. Ell Paso. 49,. IL 80 A.. NJ, Vendred
Ar. Los Angeles. ZOO P. NJ, Samedi
Les "berths'' dams oes chars
sont bourr4s ct complement
meubl6s, ills sont accompanies
dun conduoteur ct dun "porter"
Negro, qui prete au passager Ia
meme attention qua ceux qni
prennent les "Pullman car" r6gu-
l1ers, Poeles de cuisine ct deux Ia
vandries sont au service des passa-
gers.
Liexcursion sera sous la direo-
ton de A. Phillips & 90, gui q
fat I'm service de quinze ans des
plus satisfaisants. Tous ceux qul
ont ste en- California reconnaissent
Ia c6lebre "Phillips Personally
Conducted Excursions via Al
bert Lea Route.
lie prix de double berth pour le
VOYAGE est 5000. Researches plu-
sieurs jours d l'avance ct adreesez
vous aux agents de tikets les plus
pres on a A, b. QUITS, Ct. 7. & r.
A.. aAlbert Lea Route, Minnea
polls, MINI.
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Par PIERRE ZACCoNE

ax
(Suite)
LIE comte lui tendit la main.
-Vous etes un coaur excellent
ct devou6, dlt.il, je sails celia, mails
pourqooi me parles-vous de ia
comtesse?
-O'est que cost d'elle gull s'a-
gitl
Tia oomte releva lie front, ct "a
minale Wit passer dams ses yeu1 70
lueur dun 5clsir.
De la confessed r6p6ta-t-ll
aveo une violence NAL contenue.
Ali vous en- avez trop dit. Voyons,
expliques-vous tout de sulte' 10
rex1gel
Caminade fit an geste d'acauies-
cement.
Monsieur le comte dot sc
reppeler, dit-il, que, il y q quel-
ques 1ours, il ma parl6 de oerta',
mes lettres qn'il await trouvees
dams I'M appartement de Ia malson
voisine.
-Oui, 70 me le rappelle, inter-
rompit le oomte. Apres?
Monsieur le comte les await
lues?
Les voilal elles sont ID, tenez!
Et Ga main fevreuse foulllal'
agreement la correspondence 6par-
pillee sur son bureau.
EFT bien, q propos de ces let
tres, poursuivit Oaminade, NJ. le
comte a ajoute qua leur lecture, il
await eprouve I'M sentiment blzar-
re-. Quill await cru y tlouver Ia ira
o. dun crime; mails que tout celia
6tait encore bien vague, quill lu'
fallsit une preuvel ct gu pour
syoir oette preuve....
LIE comte releva Ia tote avec
force.
Quit oui! c'est vrai, r6piiqua.
til: ie demandais une preuve, 9,
ie Ia demande encorel Est-oe Ia &c
que vous m'apportez?
Our, NJ. lie comte.
-Vous! vous!
LIE comte await sfreusement pa
Ii. do 9 deux mains: il preesai'
energiquement ses jcues blemes
II 6tait tHrayant d voirl Une sueu'
abondante mouillait son 'front.'; def
lueurs de folie brouillaient son
regard; ga gorge sifaait CONNIE
rheure du rale.
-Cette preuve! vous ravezl
continue til, la voix 6branl6e.
-Je ne rai pas, r6pondit Caml'
made; mails il y a quelqu'un 10
qui vous la f%ournira,
-Qui celia?
mil Ohristiane, ct je suls Ger
tain que eli M. le comte Ia lui de-
mande...
-Msis qu'est.ce done. NOR
Dieu? Et comment Mile Christia
ne a-t-elle en- 60 possession une
arme aossi redoutable?
Oaminade raconta alors tout &c
quill savait de phistoire du hacon
ct Ia scene s%aisissante qui s'etait
psss6e dams le cavesu du cimetiere
de Sainte. Claire, ct pendant quill
parlait de ces chooses Oranges. mil
le sentiments poignants venaient
40 ref6ter eur le visage de son in
terlocuteur. Qaand il cut fni, le
comte ALA vivement 3 un bouton
4leotrique, quill preasa, ct pressure
imm6diatement une leune domes-
tique sc, pr6senta.
-Voyez 4 rinstant Mile Chris
tiane, dit lie comte dune volx bre-
w.. ct hernandez lul 81 ellie peut
me recevoir.
La jeune file sortlt pour revenir
bientot announcer au comte que
Mile Christlane l'attendsit. Qae
AZ passa-t-il alors entire Mile Bre-
mont ct M. de Savenay? Nous ne
saurions le dire. Mails nous pou-
vons ajouter que, au premier coup
de ONE heures, le comte SO diri-
peait vers lie laboratoire de Gas
ton; que, quelques minutes plus
tard. Christlane descendant a son
tour de ga chambre, ct, IN wolfe
4psis sur les cheveux, une pelisse
sombre sur les 6paules, s'aohemi-
matt 6galement vers lie pavilion.
Castor les y await prec6des ct
sttendait depuis une heure deja
ga perplexlt6 6tait grande. Chris
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SETTLEMENT 4 JOURS D'IC1
EN- CALIFORNIA

Pas de blocus de nsige.
Pas de haute altitude.
Ne voyage pas lie dimanohe.
La mellleure route pour l'hiver.
La Compagnie du Minneapolis
ct st. Louis Ry., cherchant tou-
jours l'int6ret du voyageur a insu-
gur6 On Pullman Car youriste de
ST. Paul ct Minneapolis en- Cali
fornie via Kansas, Fort Worth ct
El Paso, Texas, qui est certaine-
ment la ligne la plus ~plaisante ct
attractive pour voyager l'hlver par
les heures de trains suivantes: