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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04


Opinions differ as 10 what VIII De the
fate OF the income-tax proposition In the
Senate. II Is generally thought the para
graph viii DO eliminated by that BODY
bat II ~ not we'll TO count on this proba-
biliyy until further expressions are heard.
The administration people do not want
an incOme-tax ouch as - proposed IN
the Wilson bill. but Mir. Clevelands close
followers could not hold the horses when
McAnlln, Bryan and the balance OF the
southern and western congressman broke
loose In their rush 10 incorporate this
provision. Reference was made u few
days ago 10 the capital Congressman
Iafe Pence, the Colorado Populist. made
OF the Virginia platform OF last year on
,his question. Others are equally as
,h.rpy as no on this matter, and the
advocates OF the ineome-tax insist that
as Virginia was the only State which
gave a pronounced Democratic majority
last year. the platform OF the Old DoInin-
ion Democracy should hold good now %
fer - Il relates 70 national Affairs. Ths
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
THE COTTON MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. February s.-No pro
ducc market on account OF the funeral OF
Alonzo 4. Harlow. president VI the Mer'
chaufS' EXCHANGE
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-05

comparatively, remedy does not lie
there.
Therefore, circumstances and sur
roundings considered, the only relief
for Honolulu's unemployed, at the
moment, seems to be in the sugar
industry. Perhaps a citation as to
the method in vogue in the sugar
districts Of the Australasian colonies
may offer suggestion which, IL pro-
perly needed, might result to the
ultimate good of the Islands, as we'll
as to the immediate benefit OF all
Interested.
The Colonial Sugar and Refining
Company, of the Clarence River
District OF New South Wales, for in
stance, an establishment OF vast
capital, as may be seen by reference
To the file of the Honolulu Planters
Monthly, have proved conclusively
by experience that white men of the
Anglo. Saxon race can work advan-
tageously and proftably to them
selves, aud the owners of the planta-
ton by combined and cooperative
system, which is virtually as follows:
An experienced man selects his gang
and takes certain number of acres
Of sugar cane under his control. He
pays his men by measurements, and
in accordance with the work which
they do. The result Is that the
active workingman wins his honey
ike the bee, and the drones are giver
the *. b." The average wage,
amount probably to two dollars /;
day, the men finding themselves will
board. II has been proved that eacl
mau's work is equivalent to the labo
of at least three coolies. As tn,
sugar season does not last through
out the twelve months. the men hav,
the chance, il they so desire, Of Gu
gaging in other employments. Thu
they become attached to their adopt
ed country, and make a sound basi
aud nucleus Of good and houes
citizens
II is not to he expected that tn
government can interfere with TIN
control Of the plantations. II !
obvious, though, that as this matte
concerns the owners Of such planta
tinns, aud more especially the Plan
tcrs' Labor and Supply Company
they should consider this PROPOSE
ton, and ascertain whether the me-
who are asking for employment ar
willing to attempt this experiment,
The least that can be done befor
the importation Of fresh labor, b
contract or otherwise, is to make tn
offer TO those who are now here. !
the offer is declined or deemed mex
pcdicut then the planters duty I
he community ends. LABOR.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-05
(Sperioi D,,poich 10 tiIoJe. Dcmocrn,.J

Especial Dcspatch 10 Hiobc-D cm"rrniJ
WoRID's FAIR, CnfrNGo, It'll, Oct. 26 -
No award has ever been made So gratifying
to st. Louis people and 80 justly mertcd
rs the one given to-day by the Columbian
jury Of the World Fair. consisting Of con
noisscurs and chemists uf tho highest rank,
to the Anheuser- Busch Brewing Assucia-
ton. by methods uf unrivalcd business
enterprise, and by using the best material
produced in America and Europe, exclud-
ing corn and other adultCrauts or surru-
gates. the different kinds of the AnhpuS"r-
Busch beer have hrcOmc the favoritos with
the American peurlr, and have now con
quercd the highest award IN every particu-
lar, which had to lie considered by the
Columbian jury. The high character Of
the award given to-day 10y the jurors will
he better understood when II j. known that
the different heers exhibited by the An
heuser- Busch Brewing Association had Ia
compete with hundreds al the most excel
lent displays of other br"wc :. The fact
that no other concern has received 80
many points for the various essential quail
tiles Of good beer confirms anew the firm =
reput stion ~ the leader Of all American
beers, and Mr.. Adolphus Busch can feel
proud over this result ~ justly m"ritrd.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-05

CO., No job II allowed to leave ths Of
dee until u gives satisfaction,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-05
The Prize
Awarded !
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Co.
Wins the Prize at the
Worlds Fair with their
EAGLE" Brand Beer.

Sr. Luvis, oct. -. lS8.
MEssRs. MACrhRLANE n Co.. L'u.,
Honolulu, II. I.
Dear Sirs:--We have mailed you copy
Of the GiObc- Dcmocrdt announcing the great
victory won by the ANHErsrR-Bt sen Assu.
cIArf6S with their "EAGl.E' Brand OF
Beer.
Signed
ANHErSER-EusCH BREWING ASsO-
CITATION.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-05

The Daily BuRrtia, so ce"ts per month
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-05
FOR SALE

4 NUMBER OF TRYPuTS. WATER
~ Casks iron bound 80 gallons cachI,
Coral Rock, In quantities to > L, delivered
one mic from the Post Onirc II u cents
por load Apply to -
T, W, RAWLlNs,
I.eleo.
hell Irle, 3D. T., u, li"N L. vB In
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-05
Hawaiian
Electric
Company.
Notice to Consumers !

The new works of the Howoiian
Electric Co. being non completed,
notice is hereby giren that from
and after January 10Th the Com
pony is prepared to supply incon-
descent electric lighting TO Gus
toners.
Ina few days the Company win
also be prepared to furnish electric
motors for pomer, and Of which
due notice wiW be giren.
The Company further announce
that they are prepared 10 recsire
orders for interior wiring and can
furnish FIXTURES and oil fitingS in
connection uith nsW serrice.
Printed rules, regulations and
Company's rates can be had on
application 10 The Superintendent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-27
DIED.
naNENnnn-

DANENHowER. In Alexandria. Va. July &c
I'M S a. En-; q gl"lrr1 in,antgm J. REC
months aud twcuiy-iN days. unly s,r of Wash
ington aud Mary Frances Dsnslhower
Funeral services vii isn laid 40 the residence q
lis grandfather ]. Rector Sm,ot osl lnDa
hin= street Alexandra, Va. saturday Judy
lutvrHa~nj private.
HUMPHREYS. on wednesday, Iuly - 1884 az
go an. JOHN lEAA,is HUMPHREYS.
sctis avenue northwest. saturday. Julg -. at
pm. Relatives aud friends Invited TO- az
NICHOLSON; on 17,ursdry. Irly GO 1905. y, Sis
qua. BENJAMIN ARCHER. holoy,d ssu q
r, lear, W u and IN, MARY A Ni,halson.
y al : "'cl"k p.W. ~ Arlington. Del. and
PHILADELPHIA papers please ceIg9
MCCARTHY. Al North Asl,ury. ~ Tlur>.Iay. July
70 1884. MARY f$fiiEl;. wife Of The late ID.
MSSriy. nnd mother OF Mrs. George n. Peters
See notice OF funeral in Saturday morning ros:
oCoNNoE. on Friday. July g. ISai mssm.
JOHN CITY. youngest s"n u Thnmas and Ju.s
Funeral fr"m parents ros.aeIi.r. ll23 9TH street
nsTth s,1. al : or oh, saturday. ReiH'i.s
REID. On FRIDAY: July II. ISaI. in silver CITY.
y. NJ. MORBID" Al. eldest son oI the late
Tho.. NJ. Redo Of this city. '.
sCIINEITZ. This Friday Jul, o. Isa.. a, 1870
pm 2, tar t,Siicn , :, Of bog ~ n !; Mr., Mr.
y. IL. MrinrrS va sAs VI street. Mn. MARTHA
EIIZAEErH SCIINERrZ aged sixty siS YEAR,.
Farewell. dear mother. sweet tiis fes'
Weary with years and worn with pain.
Farewell. till in some hapIs place
We shall bshnld thy agatn
It's Ia miss thee. all years.
And tender ncmoTies Of thee keep:
Shine In tho Lord to rest. for
lie siyrfh Ills believed Slrt.n -
BY HER CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
I'm Mcmorinm.
ACGENSTEIN. I'm loving remembrance OF MOBIr1
At'GENSTEIN who did July -. 1892.
devoted husband, a loving father and true
friend.
Deaths sting il f,l; b, th"y who remain,
For thuSe taken there Is Iaia.
3. w. A.
Washington. n g. July -. iSa4. In memory %
nv dear mother. SARAH q. PAN'si.E. Que
year ago TODAY ste died. hut no, fongottcn.
Oh. dear mother thou art gone:
oh. hy~ l DO weep.
The dcarrs; ~ all friends,
! huI'c that map meet.
BY her daughter. Mrs. ANNIE T. STEELE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-27
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY.
Where Neutrality-suspicious. Have Gone 10
Spend the Heated Term.


Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L.. Helen are spending a
few days at Taylor s-on-Schroon, N Y.
Miss Mamie Love of Richmond, Va, is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. +. Claiming Roper,
at her home. lil9 Corcoran street.
Misses Mae Wynkoop and Louise Rose
nave gone for the summer months TO Wynn
mont. Silcott Springs. Va. 49, 7''
Mrs. NJ A. Wertz has sufficiently recoy-
cred her health to enable her to leave the
city to visit friends near Wilmington, Del
Mrs. Arthur c. Merriam. with her little
son and daughter is visiting her mother.
Beach.
Miss Carrie Krauss OF Newark. y. J.. 4.
the guest of MFR. and Mrs. J. NJ. Herfurth
OF j07 Florida avenue.
Miss Anna Happ of 9l3 9th street is visit
ing her friends on Chestnut Hill Prince
Georges county, Md.
Mrs. Alfred Bull of Chicago, with her two
children, is spending the summer with her
sister, Mrs. W. l. Humphrey of l72G 9th
street.
Mrs. w. Irving Adams has returned to
her home lTI2 F street after spending
three months in Europe.
Mr.. Thcs. O. Anderson, who has been i'll
with typhoid fever. kas sufficiently recov-
ered 10 70 to the mountains, accompanied
by his wife.
Miss Hattie Sister of Roanoke, Va, is
the guest Of Mrs. $. S. Calbertson, $40
street.
The following Washingtonians are regis
tered at the Rossmorc, Atlantic City: Miss
Mamie Eichhorn, Miss Margaret Eichhorn,
MISS Courtney. Mr.. James Clarence Price.
Mr. n. c. Harper. Mr.. NJ Losano. Miss
sor.
DIR. and Mrs Radcliffe have been Joined
by their two daughters at Atlantic City,
who have been spending some time at
Rockville.
Mrs. Nichols. formerly Miss Celeste
Bruh, and Miss Rose Miller of go . street
and Miss Josie Lawrence of Capitol hin.
who have been during the past four weeks
to the city Monday evening. They will
bring home several sketches made during
their visit
Among the guests at the Lockwood. Har-
per's Ferry. are Capt. ard Mrs. r. NJ Nc
Dougall, T.S.A.: Mrs. IL. a. Mower. Mrs r.
h. McComas and son. Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Jenkins, Mrs. John NJ. Gregory of WASH
ington, ID. c; c. l.. Kilburn and wife OF
Philadelphia. w. A. Barr. w. T.. Hutchin-
son. Mrs. VIM. f. Hutchinson. Gertrude A.
and Dudley $. Bright. Misses Aeahan. Kier-
nan and Hurley. MIR. Harry Leesneitzer,
Mrs. II. u. Smart. Miss NJ. NJ Buckley, Mr..
;. j. Long, n. Mckay. 5. r.. Jacobs. Misses
Selle and Anna Walters. Mr.. and Mrs J.
n. Jamison. Miss NJ. X. Simpson. Misses
Dyer Mr.. A. w. Bright. Whitman Osgood
ana family, Mr.. Geo. r. Lucky, Mrs T.
warren Conard, Mrs. -. Y. Brooks and
family. Mrs. L. y. Waters and family Miss
:. +. Bryan OF Baltimore. Ma: Chas w
King, jr., and family, Mr.. j. e Wilson ard
family, Mrs. A T. Bcrland Miss F. J.
Richards, Dr. Alice Burritt OF Washington.
DC; Miss Cecil Mckee. Miss T. r. Rice
MIS-. Eva Seeley and daughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-27
Cost Him Five Dollars.

Early last evening persons residing in the
vicinity of 4th and Warner streets were
somewhat alarmed because OF the report Of
an explosion which made so much noise
that they thought there was an anarchist
doing some murderous work in their neigh
borhood- Sergeant DCnnigan. who lives in
that section was also certain that the r.
port was made by something ether tha,, an
ordinary gun or pistol, Nbut when he went
cut he soon discovered that one Of his
neighbors. Frederick knOpp. had discharged
an old gun and made the noise, and his fun
cost him five dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-27
Work for the Idle.
To the Editor of The Evening Star:

~ 'He ANiiAVi VI ENening star:
Would il not b. wise for the Commits
siorers Of the District Of Columbia 20 en-
ploy hundred of the now idle men TO
work night and day to remove the remains
OF those horses in the Knox ruins? Knox
has more to do than is possible for one
man TO get done and is now broken up Why
stand on technicalities when in a couple Of
DAYS these fostering carcasses Will be I'm
such condition that they cannot DE re-
moved and VIII be spreading their doors
and disease? C. w q
Col Joseph Raiber. command OF a local
cavalry company during the war died last
night in Baltimore, aged siNty-three.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-27
MCKmeW's
News Items.

SIZE and $1.ss White India Linen
Waists down 10 5Oc. o.. t. .s~ --,
$3.50 Extra Fine White Embroidered
Lawn Waists down to $1..J.
s. Tan Duck Suits down to $3.50.
$i25 White Figured Duck Suits
down to So.
$3.50 Navy Blue Duck Suits down
to s..
I Handsome Figured French Challie
Suit, size So From sc. so TO $40.
More new Blazer Suits-btst I'm the
world for their price-navy and
black. $40 and SO.
81 White 4-button Ciramois Gloves.
embroidered in black. and 81 Ecru
S-button MOusIuc;airc Gloves dowu
to Soc.
i-buttor White Eid Gloves. $3.50
quality, for sl.13.
soc. extra large size Black SILK Mitts
fer 30c.
Moirc Antique Au-siIk Ribbons, white.
black and colo"s Reduced as fol-
lows:
Tie 2sc. Ribbons. ......... .22c.
Tho &c. Ribbons. .2jc.
Tic $50. Riders.
Here is :I,c best yet. 80 dozen Ladies'
I'ure Linen every TREAD SEAL
Hoped. Ein''fo.,iei, Il iiandicrchicfs,
lovely PATTERNS. L, -.sldr SOC. quail
ity-hali price. %. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-27
Shoes.

pairs Wnmcns Ch"strsp I'D Slippers Sizes
PFC. ;iI =. -. G-B. ! G, &C &c
ID ami --I-D Reduced from s. 90 pair TO 81 -
pair Wo.I.H's OxIor,. T-. square ,cas BAT
lea tbCr tips. turned sOlc,. SIZE 3- isrllrr.I
'-cm $50 to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
al HoOr. LIST annex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-27

A small lot o: Printed Cambria Waists. Re-
i1ccd from -. cal. to':i 1r.................5Oc
A small Iuj Of Straw Sailars. uidc ErimS. Sizes
~. -, ami G-, Reduced fro,l .9- zach to. loo
y small cot Straw Hats tor older boys. Sizes
* ami :. Reduced from ~. each ...... .l3c
a sinai; lot 81 I'ducv Lawn BIo,I,.-S white body
,olOrel collar. cuffs IN! front. Reduced froI 81 -
ss-g to-. ..... Observation-Disclosures. !O.
A small lot OF hllwool Suits. Sizes s. .. 10 and
I3. Regular pIitr. So 70. Reduced from SaOJ
.aeh 10 81 a.
ID door. 10th st. bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-27
Girls Clothing.

A small Ioj ~ Wool Habit Cloth Rccfc-s brown
ard C1rliUa;. iIr-v sailor collar. brass buttons
sizes 6. 10 AMI - Reduced from ST. ca 10
ssaii 70; Of Fine Persian Lawn GuinIpes
tucked yoke deep Hamburg rJfle over shoulders
Sizes y, Imi 10 Reduced from s.. - each
% 81 IS
\ small lot % 'l.iiryI's Scotch bingham Dress
-. stylishly ns,'i- -'aI~s,irry trimmed. sizes s.
10 AMI l.. Reduce, from S. rsic.. o.....SI 80
I'D foOT ST. bldg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-27
Infants Ba skafs,

Standing Ea,krt. vhitS and gold. trimmed In
ight blue siIE and white lace. slightly soilcd. Re-
iuced from S1OuU Observation-Disclosures. ST ~
Small Basket. white silk. fInciIy trimmed
With Iarr- E--Iccd :rOCI 500 to...........Si5 80
I'd floor 10th ST. bllg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-27
MARRIED..

TOWNSEND-GEADI. Al Washington. n c. tJuIy
- 1884. WILLIAM TOWNSEND and MARY
GRADY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-27
Mems Goods

small lot % Fancy Linen Vests from Virgo.
Middleton n 80 ~ IoH!1n. Siz,s 81 and ~. Re-
lucsd frpm SD ard 50 each to.......SI "a
small loo # Extra Fiar Cplorcd Isle Shirts ari
Drawers Shirts. sizes 81 TO ~. inclusive. Draw
ers. sizes y to -, inclusive Reduced froa 81 -
. -~ia4fsi' ~ 1bc
small cskl !ni OF Cotton Office Coats. Sizy; -.
"a. b. 36 =nd -. Reduced from 75c. and 81 90
% o - o. -
small lot cf BLACK Canvas Outing Shoes leather
trimmings, leather weIts. rubber soics Sizes e.
q, and . Reduced from SIJO pair to. SOC.
list floor. --------- I0o7 II # hid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-27
Wom1en's Black Skirts.

BIacs Tanrta SiIk skirt. doGbc rufie around
St:0u. R-,Ilsrd from $50 ........... S5.5n
Black Sa;iH skirts. pins.d rufics around
oofto3i. gosL width. Reduced from $3.50 each
y
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s. Kann,S onSCo.
7HH Market Space.
SATURDAY


~V~ Marco Thread Balhrgsan Underwear.
shirts finished with French neck,
silk bound pearl buttons and full
Regular made cuffs. Drawers finish
cd with tan jean facing and pearl pDC
buttons. Always Zoe. ToTorrow. @SpS
ono Tomorrow you buy regular
OYS 5rc. Quality Inch-yid Fine Silk
Suspeirlsrs, in all the plain col
oIs; real sunllncr-wc:ght brace,
with all the latest attachments To- pMC
Ge, Tomorrow yoa can buy any Laun-
VS. dcred Dating shirt that has been
selling at ?Sc., $i.Za. with detached
or attached collars aud cuffs, in
madras. chcy lot zephyr cloth. all
sizes in all neat patterns, perfect
hitting and made iii the best manner. Acc
HOO Tomorrow yoI can lazy oar regular
ISS %. Ea;i.rissan Shirts and Draw
crs, finished the sane as goods You
buy elsewhere at 35c all sizes. To- unC
2gC T"faorrow yaH can hug Mems ard
~'O~ Eoys Uuisun.icrcd Outin: Shirts, in
neat and fancy effects. known every
Thgrt as the "cr. kind, al sizes. 2gC
HDIZC Tomorrow you buy the
H-'/ 2S hes! Iialf Iio'G ia iicrnes-
that always sell a, IT,, in
I'll sizes, to ILL.,. Tomor- rDI/C
SNr- Tomorrow you can hey the Bon
OYS Mot ial:risl;an Underwear, t,e gen
uinc imported article: no inlp:3Tc-
m~nt can he suggested to finish;
full regular shoulders and cuffs,
ankles Of drawers, with the L." Iih-
S but ss5'' Tsn s'ssa facing, and pearl soc
0Rr Tomorrow YOU can iuy any TccE
SOS or Four-n-hand Scarfs in the house.
a 59S very and G"T vest t rSns saa a. we sold 25c
RRc Tomarrow yea can hay boys Ilait-
SSS ed i;oSom Laurd rrd white Shrts
HGn H. back s Or at i'r s. fa on ~ $50
AMo Tomorrow ycu can buy tn FAINT
%t%S less Night Robe, with silk cn,hroidcr-
ri front. made Of fruit cotton and
f,,iI
F "@T extra i". al s'n's Tenor. ACC
9Rc Tomorrow YOU buy Boys Bal
HIATT cr full length drawers. finished
ahr s 5ae i aS ' iamc I pr''s " on M" 2Sc
SSC Tomorrow yon can iuy Boys Fancy
AZ OS laundrrrd Outing Shirts. Sizes II,
F 1's @s@ H. The '''o'': o. Kind $50
hCsc Tomorrow you can lny English Cot
N4YS ton Gloria Cloth Umbrellas. Size
4 70 %@sr"n ' s's:''y fa., Back 400
sr Tomorrow You can buy Fun size
On Gents Iicn,stitchcd Fancy BORDER
Itandl:rrchicfs warranted fast col
or, tine regular Zoe. quality. Tonior- &c
aHI2~ Ms. Il, lG and - ,lsilk,
Satin and Ores Grain Rib
Ron. fully 10 different
shades. Worth lie. 2lc. uoI/c
and &c. Tnn.orroyV. ....... uS Y "
n2r- Ton'ogrnw yuu can huy 70 and -
SOS s;z"s Twill Sir Umbrellas. paragon
frame. natural loop handles. Worth 6n2S,
pe~ Tomorrow you can imy LADIES'
q SS Rca, Lsic Derby Ribbed Vests. pure
white. ard Finished With silk stitch
Ing ami drawn strings, our regular = e1
WE ARE OPEN i'XTIL . m. TOMORROW.
Ii you are lover Of facts. read our great ad-
'crth'cn rnis in tomorro"'s Star. ~ the 9th page.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-27
Japanese Goods.

small i"t OF Decorated Teapots, Grepcoof. Re-
1uced from IL. e1ch to. Observation-Disclosures &c
suIaI lot of S'l,-handle7i TeIpots. with strain
er f''lu'c'l fn'I iJc each to................1Oc
small lot % Cream Pitchers. Reduced from
TIC each Toe.
A small lot Of Berry Bowls. Reduced from l5c.
small lot Of Flower Pots. with plates. Re
duced from SD each 9.....................T lac.
small lot Of Salad Bowls. Reduced from
Dp euch tO---.--... sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-27
Cutlery.

pairs Embroidery Scissors. Reduced from Soc
pair SOC.
pairs Enil .ruicry Scissors. Reduced from $40
PalI ''------ s'l1'
pairs MInirurr Scissors. Reduced from 5Oc
pilF To-. .,i'c.
pairs shears. ji--ineh. Reduced from S5c. pair
pair E@-h"FS' Sl'9ars. Retaced from 1-c.
D ISk"t Knives. p~'drl and stag handles. four
blades Rc'luce'i from 500 each .........S 81 90
Sterling SILVER P.-ikHiycs. Two blades. Re
lnce'i FROM $500 each to..................SI 10
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TOMORROW Brings to a Close
Our Half-Yearly
Clear amCe Sale
Prior to Stock Taking.

summer -o@lS for household and personal use AT
prices Sueh Offering are naturally always
attrartiN". particularly when bd"kei by 80 much
'hlu"- 1h'r" are more things yrt-hanIy dds and
"ns small lots ETC. here and there in every stGcf-
that You can 't0 W.iA-we without Qacl .l,-iu.
figures are The kinI that we've marked OH I'll gods
That r';ist 90 Prices are half ard less thIn h-II
tine original \ dflI u hints toL., IT, inter
stiHs story JEy tel his IN c.ho at every ,oaiier
in the store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-27
Women'S Gloves.

z pairs woa"r's '-%ut ,oni"nsth sisTfItz G!utv-
,raJ SizAg g., ard :. I;ctiGcJ: FROM 81 90 pair
% NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SOC
4 psiIs WOal"n's ihu;:"r lid Cloves. black and
tod size. a. -. AMI 64.. Ha':uccG tror, 500
.Stc.
r.. loot. ....-.-. ...............iitE st. ~
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ParaSOls.

small lot Of 22-iEch ParaSols. handsome quail
ty Of black and white silk figured. striped or
mi 500 each Observation-Disclosures. 81 80
list to'= 10th st. bldgl
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WOmem's Cares.

Fine Lace-tri;umcd Clpes. black. Reduced
from S12-J each Observation-Disclosures. 800
Br...l-yriuuigI CIprs. tan. Reduced from $3.50
tdt-4 ~ - 81
= Black Ribbed SIX Capes. Sizes 10 and ~
Reduced from S1SOU each Observation-Disclosures. 500
I'D floor. ...................1lth St bldg
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WOrren's Suits, Waists. sc,

&c Plain Rld.. Ind Lilac Chdmhray Waists. Sizes
81 TO ~. Reduced from Sl.cp each $500. sos.
Black Ser-" Getaway Suits. Size 80. Re
4uc,d from $Ino0 each tu..................S5 90
Fins; Tailor rlIi" shirts embroidered loSon,s.
sizes -. 81 anil 50. Reduced from 81 81 and 81 -
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lamps, Clocks, &c.
Pictures,

small lot OF Water Colors white and gold
frames. Rcuccd from g5c. each to...........5 gc
small lot Of En-ravinSs 14N1I. heavy torchon
mats white enamcled frames. Reduced from 69c.
edch IT,. aoC.
C4th hOOr- 10th ST. bid,
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SHOES BY MAI.
Sent to any part Of the United States upon re-
c-ipt OF price. including cost of mailing.
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KING'S PALACE.
Sl2-Si4 9TH ST.
White Metal Belts with your name
engraved thereon, only Sal. each.