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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-27
Grebebca tno 9eIepbun.

BON au9emeiner 8ebeutung unb
bon prattif@em @ertb fir 8epobner
aler pultani14en @esenben tann elm
0pr54lag merben, apelden @ennor
Iran3isto 6 traba, profeKor Der pbpz
1T an Der Staatsz 9o4f 4ule bon San
Cuts potoii, Merieo, neuerbings Der
meritantfden 8unbesresierung unterz
breitet bat.
Die1er @ori9las betrtft bic 8orberz
bertunbigung bon Grbbeben mittels
bes 9elepbons. profeKor @ftraba bat,
i'm 9inblid auf bic bielen Menf4enz
perluite, pel@e au@ in Merico bur4
Grbbeben porgetommen finb, fi4 gu
einem e~ingebenben Stubium bieier unno
Der ibnen porbergebenoen 3ei&en perz
anlabt sefiiblt, unb es 1T nur gu Min
f&en, bab iein @or54la9 ii& benabz
rel, mDQe. IS feien hermit einise
@telIen aus 5e;ner biesbe3iglidsn m
tereNanten Dentf@rift piebersegeben:
sd bin iiber3elgt, bab es mDgli4
1T, nit benz 9elepbon unb ber r1euere1
@rfnbungen, benz Mitropbon, uno BET
geniigenben glei93eittgen 8eoba4tunz
Qer an per{@iebener puntten ber be-
oba4tungen an peri9iebenen puntten
Der bebrobten @egenben, @rbbeben unb
pultanifdsn Musbri@e porber5ufasen.
Die @erGu1@e, bon benen Sernperz
tebrzS Telephone, tpel9e bic @rbe GUT
@onenbung Der elettrH&en Settle be-
nuBen, beeintrGhttgt tperben, limb Bis
ber ni9t ertlGrt morben, entteben aber
meiner Mnii9t na4, bic fi4 auf Bez
oba4tunger1 griinbet, bur@ 2 9aupt*
urfa9en: atmofpbdrii4e Glettrt5ttdt
unb elettrii9e @tr0mungen unter Der
Grbe, tpel@e aus sr0beren ober GERM
gereu 9iefen tommen. SIM e~ritere1 SAL
limb iie lei@t am GuBeren 3ei4en, pte
Stiirme, Bonner, 8lib u. I. m. gu
ertennen. Mber es eibt au9 :2etten,
in benen, tpGbrenb bic 2uft poutomz
men rubtg 1T, am 9elepbon ieltiame
@erGu{9e pernommer merben, bic an
bumpfes Murmeln, Sanbturme, talz
lenbe @@lGge ooer an bas Reiben ei@
nes ruuber R0rpers an benz Snitruz
mert erinnern.
limb biefe leBteren @eraui4e tonnen
fir uns i'm porliesenber 9infi4t bon
qroBem Wertbe fem. Das Selepbon
1T bus empfnbli@fe Snitrument, tpelz
DIES mir tenner, unb t@ baltic es baber
fir febr geetgnet gum porbertgen @rz
tennerl 6erannabenber @ri&atterunz
gen, 10 baB es nod m0gli4 1T, nlele
@i@erbeits : MaBnubmen gu treher.
Desbalb 1T mein @ori4lag be3iiglt@
Der meritanii&en @robeben : @sseno
bieier:
Mar lege peri@iebene 5&pedent1prez
9enbe Selepbonlinien an. Dur4 cine
berfelbert perbinbe man bic Wetter<
tparte ber 8unbesresieruns nit benz
IuBe bes @ultans 4opocatepetl unb
leqe bic 2eitung in cine ber tteften
@rbriFe ober @4lu@ten, pelfe 5uz
qlei4 cine marine Quele entbalt; 'bas
anbere Gnbe Der 2inte, an BET Wetter>
tparte, perbtnbe man NIT ber metaQ1@
5den Sube zines Der tiefiten arte1t1de11
Drummer in ber>@!abt.
Cine anbere Qinie 1oDte BON puebla
na4 bemielben eenannten 8erg geben
unb banr @uabalajara nit benz 9ulz
tan por, Golima berbtnben. Wetter>
bin 1o0ten 2inien na@ benz @tpfel bes
Sri3aba, bes @ofre be perote uno bss
Dultans bon Sorutle gelegt ueroen.
Muberbem f@lage i@ por, an elmer
paHenben Stelle balbnegs an ben Sc
legrapbenlinten bon @era Gru3 naa
puebla, bon ba na4 BET @taot Ms>
rro, banr na4 @uabalajara uno bon
hHrt nnA Snn NTna nhpr irnprh pinpm
, 1894-05-15
Gin. neuer 8ibliotbefar.
Die Gruftees ser 1ewberrY SibIiothef haber
iid nod nidt auf etnen ioIder
o~eeiniot.

Die TruiteeS Ser 9fetpberr1 8ibIiot6ef
btelten geitern cine gebeinle Sibun9 ab, Die
ben 3pe6 bate, etnen Gacbfolger fir BEN
Deritorbenen 8ibIiotbefar, Or. 8oole, 3lt
itomtntren. Q(cbt 0famen murben in Die
Wablurne 9emprfen, bod gaben Die Iruz
tees 81, baB finf berlelben nur 6ann in
8etracbt fomunen piiroeu, tpenn teiner Ser
BRET in NuSlibt 9enommenen 6erren Die
SteQe dnnebmen ioute. Die Gantcn fonn>
ten nt9t in GriabrunQ gebrabt tperoen, ba
it'd Die GruiteeS baS Q8prt 9egebeu baben,
bielelben ni1t befannt lper6en gil lalien.
9tur iOuteL Derlautet, baB Elm @6icagoer Sic
Steae nibt erbatten tpirb.
Iruitee @biDor6 9. Slbam ertLGrte. baB
Ite aus guten @ritnOen g}iematb erpdblelt
milrben, Der ii9 iclbit, ober burcb Treunbc
nm bic SteQe beiperbe. sic mouten einen
Wann baben, Ser iib barber er6oben
fii6Ie, nacb einem Qlmte at iagen- Die
8cbouptung, 6aB Sobn Sid. fir Die Steue
nOminirt nDrben ipGre, 1et unpobr, 6enn
eritens nirbe Sener ite gar nt6t annebi1el1
unb 3tpeitenS lei er 60 Sabre alt, gu alt
alio, nm Die Qeitung elmer neuen 8ibliotbef
81 iibernebmen. 0a3u broucbe man einen
Wann bon 40 oOer bo6itens 45 Sabrer
uno etnen iolden CLAUDE man bereitS gez
funben gu baben.
Der neue 8i6liotbefar pirb 6aiielbe Sc
bait, tpte Or. Yoole, ndmltcb $4,000 per
Sabr, be5teben.
, 1894-05-15
5. 4ft.
$50 &roft, oa 1T oud @tetigteit,
SIT fid're SonO, lift ftd'rer Sult.
limo Sebert, oer tin broudt, berGeibt
SIM Sohom1 0offs 6dter WlalszGrtraft.

fann bon 8crLuiten nidbt Sic 9teoe fem.
0eorg Yuaman, Der Sromme, bat pieber
etnmaI geflunfert unO ooS gang ge60rtg.
Die 0tDiben6e lit oaS Geiltltat BET 30 pro-
3~cntigen Qobnreouction u1b iin6 bie aus
gel6unoenen 2lrbeiter 5l benz S6ritte, Sen
ite 3ur 9luibeiierung ibrer Sage unterz
nommen, benz Streif, mttbin pOQfommeu
bere6ti9t 9etpelen.
8or BENT 0erloiien 6anfte 6err 6eatbz
cotDe unierem 8eridteritatter nod fir Die
Qlrt unb g8eiie, in Der Die Streifer pom
uNbenoblatt" unO Ser yStaats3ettung" bis
Der untcritilbt purben.
Jto6 zines on0eren SactorS tpolIen mir
Dor SbluB bieieS 8eribtS @ripGbnuilg
tbun; eS iin6 bieS sic in Den &irchen in
8ullman antirenoen @eiltliben. Qqe
bteie @eiitli9en nerben bon ben Qln9eItcuz
ten, pel6e ia bic &ircbengemeinic6aftcn
bilben, erbolten. Mfanbe berietben, tpie
). 9. Ser Geb. O9gel, Ser gribtger Der
&trbe at Batt Npe., be3ieben etnenW ocben1
9ebalt bon $40 unb freie @obnung, me6r
ais mancber ietner @emeinDegltcoer tp1bz
renb bes Sabres '93 Sen gan5en Mfonot
rer0iente. WGbre11o cintge Der @etitltdben
init ben Streifern iDmpatbiitren >ut1o in
ocm &fe nm cine meni6enpiiroige
Griiten5 ouf Deren Seitc iteben, entbl0ben
it6 anbere nieoer, tpie Der obengenannte
Sggel ni6t, beren 6anbIungSneiie 31 fri
%tiitren un0 it9 ouf Die Seite Ser y8oiie"
3u 16ldgen.
, 1894-05-15
Der 5uftano oes GountY=6 ebdu0es

Die pom Wfapor nit BET llnteriu6unQ
Der lanttGren 8er6dltniiie bes GOuntpz
0ebdubes beauftragten 8eamten, Ser 8or>
ite6er bes itGotilben 2aboratortumS, Or
@cbrmann uno Der Wietbs6ausz Snipecto1
@nbrep Young, baben nltnmebr ibren 8es
ricbt fertig 9eiteIt. Or. @ebrmann iteat
feit, baB bte Suit in benz @ebGu6e auBerz
9eipObnltb tart nit &o6lcnbiorDb unb nit
8afterien auer Dirt geicbpdngert lit, unb
young erfldrt 6aS gentIlationsz unD ab.
leitungsipitcm in Dem @ebGu6e fir 6urb.
aus un9eniigenb unb %mangelbaft.
Wto0or 6optinS bat Ben 8ericbt benz
6iiIfscorporationSanwalt 3eiSler nit Dem
Nuftrage ilbertpieien, Elm @ttadbten barber
ab3ugeben, oh bic Stabt bere6ttgt iet, Sic
GpuntpbebOroe GUT 8ornabme bet erforDerz
licben Jtcparaturen unb 9erbelierunge1t,
eOentuel sur 3tGumun8 bes @ountD8ebGu,
oes 81 5tDtngcn.i
, 1894-05-15
Sin mgeidminfte5 6timmnnssbilO
Don pullman uno um9e9eno, DER
Sage Ger Streifer uno oeren'Q n=
uno Nusi tdten

Seiud2 zines Seri6terfotters i'll Ger ret
3enoer 5obrifitaot, feline o%orti9en Or
Iebntie uno Jnterpiews NIT oen Street
Fern, oeren 5rauen, oer 6eiddftsIeuten
limo oen Seitern oes Streifs. = Cine
adtpro3enti9e 0ahresoipioe1oe.
, 1894-05-15

NlS itcb geitern 2(6en6 III Der vNca6emD
Of IfuIic" Der 8orbaug bob, cricbten Ser
Ntanager Ser rStar Speciality Company"
auf Der 8ibnc uno tbciltc Dem 9ubltfum
nit, oaB etne &oriteuung nicbt itattfinocn
lUcrOe unO Dab man 6nS @intritts9elo an
Der &alle 3uriiGerbalten f0nne. Ginioe
G9auipieler Dattcn iUe9en r~iifitdnotQer
GeDdlter Bic 0cieIl6aft p%erflagt unb einen
Gouitablcr bingci6idt, UNI bic Safe in
8eicblu8 5u nebmen. ga tn0eB feline 0orz
i~tellun9 ftottfano, tonntel Die t3uicbauer
bic 3%uriif8obe ibres GtntrittsgslOes 6ealtz
lprucbcn.
- 0a5 itubtrdt6li9e Gomite fir StrQs
Zen unO @aiien BET 9toroieite beicbaftiote
iid gcitern nit Der Dor lGngerer 8eit BON
WfarcuS PoQaSfp benz Staotratb inter
breiteten Orbinon5 Der G6icago 9fortb
9iotiton @lepateb Goilroao 60. Bolasfp
mar onpeienb un0 erlGuterte ben 6erren
Die Gor3iige ietneS SDitemS. 0as Gomtte
bei9loB, ben @orporattonSantpalt nm cir
@utad6ten iiber Die in Der 0roinanS cnt7
b~aItenen iuriitii4en 6rG8en gu eriucben.
, 1894-05-15
baoer Spru0el=SaIS

9ie StaOt Carlsbad bat 6urcb Sic Sis
ner & WtcnOelion 60, ipelcbe belagtc Staot
in ben Ser. Staaten O"ertritt, in ben Scr.
Staatenz @eri9ten cine &lage 9egen &uts
nom 8rotberS III g?cp Oorf ipegen Sal
16urg beS ccbten importirten GarlSbaDer
SOl59P ulDcr5 anbGngiQ gcmoc9t.
SIS miro in Der &lage beGouptet, 6aB be-
iagte &utnotp Brothers cine Sei0liBz&uLz
perzWftibun9 fir pSmproDeO CARLSBAD
Botpoer" perfatfen, unO ba5 8ublttum
iDtr0 9e9en etne iol6e SGll6ung gcparut.
9aS ebte tmportirte Garl5baoer SalS bat
baS Stegel Ser Sta6t CARLSBAD un6 Sic
llnteri9rift bon Gi5ncr & Mcn6elion Co.,
ais 2l8enten, alf jeber 6loi9c unb itocm
8afet.
, 1894-05-15
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement q PIsr+ the exc REAR n ERE
Reading in the State of Pennsylvania on the 31st
day of December 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
25O.U0OO0
, 1894-05-15
Stdoti1hes,
metterbertbt.

Optitcr &Icine, 76 @aibington Str,
beric4tct fir Gbica9o Bic fOlgcnben 8aroz
meter ure G6ermometerltGnDe:
lin s uDr Wtorg. "a @r., nm 9 l1br IS
81, I'M 10 uDr 68 @r., nm IL llbr 60
Or, Inn II lt6r 40 @r. 8orometcritano
UNI 8 ltbr MOrg. 29.30, II llbr 1926.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-25
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY.
me kfmpton-Ford Marriage Som.
Personal Mention

The marriage of Miss Edith Kimpton.
youngest daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. w. c.
hlmpton, TO Mr.. Edwin r. Ford took place
on Tuesday evening at Trinity Church in
the presence of large gathering of rela-
yves ana friends. Mr.. Cortin Thomson
was pest man. The bride came into church
with her father. She wore a becoming
uress OF French gray lansdowne, trimmed
with chiffon trimmings. and carried a hon.
qIet or white roses. The ushers were
MoSsrs @. p STEELE, E. Jasper, f. Turner
and n. Simpson. Rev DIR. Addison ner-
IoiEeo the ceremony. The presents re-
ceNed Were numerous. Mr.. and Mrs Z r.
Ford will reside at aO1 PENNSYLVANIA ave-
nue. southeast.
Minister and Mrs Lazo Arriga have iust
returned from another short trip TO the
north.
Representative and Mrs J. c. Hutcbeson
have moved out to Hya;tsville for the early
summer, but expect to go. as usual TO their
nome on Lookout mountain, in Tennessee
Miss Mildred Hutcheson is now at Old Point
Comfort, where Miss Hutchinson will Join
her after her visit to Chattanooga
Mrs. and the Misses Brice will shortly
leave for Lima. Ohio, for a visit before SAIL
ing for Europe. June %.
st. Marks League of Trinity p. z.
Church held a sociable last evening at the
residence of Miss Robinson 2l5 Z street
northwest in which Miss Robinson Miss
Haley ana Mr.. Turpin gave some I'm,
music, and Miss Addison a humorous read
ing. Mrs. Childs wife OF the associate rec
tor, read a paper on THE Utes or Aztec
Indians, the Lost Tribe of Southern COL
orado." Mrs. Childs accompanied her hus-
band on his mission there After the exer-
cises refreshments were served by the fol-
lowing committee: Miss Robinson, Miss
Shllds. Miss Crogan, Miss Skillman. Miss
Prather Miss Jayne and Miss Molloy
Miss Robinson, the daughter of Can't.
Robinson of the marine corps, is visiting
Mrs. Charles Haywood. at marine head
quarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward f. Droop and their
| daughter. Agnes, have returned from n
health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-25

In Awhin province. China, fire DESTROYED
700 houses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-25
THE COURTS.

Equity Court, No. 1-Judge Cox.
Orme agt Allen: pro confesso against
certain defendants. Todd agt. Sweetser;
Carrie E. Knox substituted as trustee
Thomas agt. Thomas; testimony ordered
to be taken before c. Inele. Meyers agt
Scott ct al; trust required to be admins
tered under the direction of the court
Holcomb agt. Wright; exceptions to au-
ditor's report sustained.
Equity Court. No. 2-Judge Hagner.
No hearings.
Circuit Court. No. 1-Judge Bradley.
R.IThomas agt. Presbrey & Green; motion
for new trial. Second National Bank agt w.
s. PLACER ct al; Judgment by default. b.
P. Watrous agt. H p. Waggaman; de-
ferdant relinquishes his defense and judg-
ment for plaintiff. NJ. Tregor G. Co. agt.
G. T. Preston; verdict for plaintiff for pos
session or SIS damages. j. A. kraemer agt.
A. Detterer; on trial
Circuit Court, No. 2-Chief Justice Bingham.
Dix Island Granite Company agt. John II.
Walter; on trial
Criminal Court. No. Judge Cole. Civil
causes)
d. Appleton Co. agt. Steinem Bros.
motion for new trial American Car Com
pany agt. Washington and Georgetown
Railroad Company; on trial.
Criminal Court. No. 2-Judge McComas.
United States agt. Henry Smiler house
breaking; guilty and sentenced to three
years in the penitentiary. United States
agt. Samuel H. Davis, assault with intent
to rape; guilty, and sentenced to four years
I'm the penitentiary. United States agt. T
J. Edmondson, larceny; admitted to bail
in the amount of $500. United States agt.
Edward Leon, murder; motion for relea Sc
on ball United States agt. Clifton TaIbert
false pretenses: nolle pressed. William
Hughes. alias Muse, HOUSEKEEPING; plead
not guilty. United States agt. Henry
Crown, larceny from the person; guilty.
sentenced to four years in the penitentiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-25
DIED.

BRookER Suddenly. departed this life May q
a asyt; MARTHA BROKER, beloved dsashts
eI Elizabeth Guy, in the thirty-nrst year Of ~
Human hands have tried to save;
| r sehs and tears are all in vain;
| From this world Of toll and PAIN
| Gone, but not forgotten.
BY HER srsrEA
FUNERAL sunday, May q, from her mothers resi-
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
CAMPBELL Suddenly, on May q, 1894 p.s,
Port Feote, MAMIE daughter Of David Camp
Funeral from anaSos;ia Bapfstp e Church s.,,,s,,
May 20 pm lnterment at Glenwood =
CKMoNS On May -, 1894 at 1o:15 An. NJ
Wilmington, Del. Ann b. GXMoNs' srs1
Funeral from ]. W Lees, $50 penpsy,yap,. .v.D,.
northwest, at pm Saturday, May &c Inter-
DIVINE; At rest Thursday. May "a 1894, st the
No; 20 D street northwest, Mrs. Il. z III.
VINE. widow Of the late MAJ James y. d.
Funeral from NJ. E Church South Ieesburs. Va.
at O'Clock pm. Saturday, 2eth instant.
DONALDSON Std; Suddenly, on Thursday. May -
the late John F. Collins.
Funeral from her late residence. loss East M.ztet
SPACE Seorgetown- Saturday, May e, AZ 3
an
BOWLING. On May "a. 1894. at the residenc. of
his sister, Jennie Tohie. 1896 Lewis street
r,r no.55hesst JOHN W. BOWLING.
Hin. Relatives and friends invited
FISCHER. On Thursday. May "a. 1894. AT 9
O'CLOCK am. LOUISA s. widow Of the late
Otto Fischer. aged twenty nine yesrs and sir
Funeral from her fathers residence. Mr.. FerdL
nand IAmbrecht, No. 81 New Jersey avenue
northwest, Sunday, May "a al oclok
pm. Relatives and friends respectfully in
copy.l y.
lsERAI- At the residence Of his father-Inlaw
Daniel Ryan. 1926 Linden place northeast,
ALBERT FRANCIS IsERI. aged thirty year,
Funeral from his late residence Monday, May ~
i ne1. at SIS am Mass at Church q the
respectfully invited 10 attend. %
kUHNEL, Departed this lie Nav -. 1894. at
z'lo o clock an, after long and painful IN
ness, which she bore with Christian fortitude.
MARIE HELENE. beloved wife Of Paul Kuhnel.
and daughter Of HuldA keck, aged forty years.
sin months and ten DAYS.
No. 625. Massachusetts avenue northeast 90
Saturday. May 70, at 2;SO O'Clock pm;
corner 4th and L streets northwest at 3
O'Clock pm lnterment at Rock Greek Gene
terry. Friends OF family invited -
am, JAMES W, beloved husband nd Of Maria
Langley, aged siNty-nye years.
Prince Georees county. Md saturdAy M Nay "a "a
at pm: thence 70 St Teresa Church. Ana
Costa Friends invited TO attend %
SPEED. On May Is. 1894 at Guthrie, Oklahoma,
Burial at Louisville. ny.
WASHINGTON. Suddenly May p, 1894, &C
Ball Cross Roads, WILLIS WASHINGTON.
WEST Departed this life May q, 1894. after
short illness, which he bore with patience, az
his residence. 26l4 O street. West WASH
ington. FREDERICK WEST. beloved husband
Of Elizabeth West. in the sixty ninth year Of
HIS
pm. from Ebenezer A. NJ. Z. Church, street
between 9th and 2Sth streets. 2'
In Memoriam.
0HAGAN. In remembrance Of my beloved wife,
ELIZABETH A. OHAGAN, who departed this
life May Is. 1890.
May she rest in peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-25
DOING CHINATOWN.
Two Young Men Get Into Trouble and
Are Arrested.

Two Young Men Get Into Trouble and
Are Arrested.
All Chinatown was excited this morning.
Policemen Kimmell and Hartiean were
turr ing in the o'clock call, when the foot
Ing Of nearly a dozen police whistles I'm the
Chinese settlement attracted them. The
officers reached 4 1-2 street In a few min
utes and there the noise OF the Cinnamon
was enough to cause the belief that a muir
der or some other foul crime had been COM
mitted. The excited Cinnamon were trying
to eject several OF their white guests who
were out doing the town." and others were
talking of the trouble the Mclean" men
had caused.
Four young men were found In a counbin-
alton wash house and opium smoking room
al lO4 IL street, which is supposed to be
conducted by Lee Yum.
Some of the Cinnamon are always at
work, and consequently it is necessary for
them to eat meals at all hours, and this
morning when the four men reached the
place Sam Song, the cook. had a chicken
meal, but one of the intruders in a spirit
OF fun. deprived him of the fowl
But Sam failed to see or appreciate the
joke. ard made an cutlery, but the intruders
were not so easily frightened of. and they
went up TO the opium room, where their
conduct indicated that one of them was
DESTROYS of hitting the pipe"
In this room Sam Wah was found, and
when he wanted to eject the early morning
intruders it is alleged that they assaulted
him.
There were four men in the party. and
two of them appeared to be engaged in an
endeavor to get the other two away when
the officers reached the house
The Chinaman accused two Of the men
Albert Walmsley and Russell Scott Of hav-
ing assaulted him, and they were arrested
This morning the case was investigated
by the assistant district attorney Mr. Null
lowney. and the Chinaman said that
Walmsley had struck him on the shoulder
with one Of the pipes. AS this was all the
damage done, an information for assault
was filed against Walmsley. and he forfeit
ed s. collateral No charge was fled
against Scott.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-25
Ladies' Shoes.

Ladies' Shoes.
Ladies' $3.50 grades $500.
ladies' $500 grades $3.50.
Ladies' $3.50 grades $500.
LADIES. $500 grades $3.50.
Ladies 5000 grades $500.
Ladies' $500 grades 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-25

Ladies Ribbed Vests, In white and ecru
fancy, drawn string and shell embroidery-12c
Worth Csc.
Ladies' Laundered Shirt Waists, figures, stripes
and spots-49c. Worth 69c.
Ladies' Laundered French Percale and Linen
Duck Waists, with cuffs and front studs very new
and nobby-S9c Worth S1.25.
Ladies' Percale Wrappers, in all sizes. full
front, Vatican back, large sleeves-59c. Worth
soc.
Ladies' Wrappers, ruf1e over shoulder tight
back and loose front, large sleeves-69c. Worth
9sc
Ladies' Laundered Wrappers futed rufle to form
yoke, tight back, very full skirt-s1.25. Worth
S1.69.
Ladies' Gowns, made Of fine cambria, cascade
front Of colored embroidery, large sleeves-69c
Worth S1.25.
Ladies' Skirts to match, with two RIFLES OF
colored embroidery, made of excellent muslin, with
yoke band-69c. Worth S1.25.
Ladies' White Skirts and Gowns, handsomely
trmmed-69c. Worth SIPS.
Ladies' Chemise. Gowns Drawers and Corset
Covers, handsomely trimmed in lace and nainsook
embroidery, good quality, muslin and cambria
49c. Worth CSC.
Ladies Fine Quality Duck Suits, very neat pat
terms, all sizes-Sl9S. Worth so.
Ladies' Navy Blue Cloth Suits, hobby jackets
with large reveres, full sleeves and back, extra
full skirt-s39s. Worth $3.50.
Ladies' Navy and Black Serge Suits, Getaway
Jackets, suitable for vests and shirt waists, very
full sweep skirt-S5.9S. Worth $3.50. .------
Ladies' Covert Cloth Suits, made of very fine
material. cutaway Jacket with large sleeves, re-
veres and notch collar, extra full skrt-$S.5O
Worth $3.50.
Ladies' $3.50, $3.50. $3.50 Capes and Jackets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-25
The Case Dismissed.

The case brought against Superintendent
Leitch of the gas company for permitting
the waste products of the company to flow
into the Eastern branch, as heretofore pub
lished in The Star. was tried in the Police
Court today. The policemen in the case told
of the condition OF the water. and said they
got a sample of II in bottle. But there is
a sewer near the gas house. and the judge
was not satisfied that the gas company
was shown responsible for the condition of
the water. The case was dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-25
Saks and Company.
Last Day
OF
Saks' Temptation.

There's no time for parleying now.
This unexpected and unusual sale ends
by Limitation tomorrow night. 'Tisn't
hardly likely there'n be any of the great
values left. But If there should be
back into their plaoes-back to their
regular prices they'll go.
Such considerable reductions as these
ought to set the dollars to jingling in
your pockets. You'll not be buying for
the future-nor of the past-but Of SEA-
SONABLE GOODS for SEASoNABLE
NEEDS
sAKS' INCOMPATIBLE VALUES.
SAKS UNAPPROACHABLE PRICES.
Neglect of such q privilege would be
almost a crime. Be wise and profit. Be
thoughtful and buy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-25

. The record of the cou-t-martial in the
case OF Lieut.. E. ID. Bostick of the Reager.
tried on a charge OF drunkenness. has been
received at the Navy Department. 1t in
. unoerstood mat the sentence. which las NOT
yet been approved, is a limited susns-nsion
from active duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-25
Northern Pacific Land Selections.

Judge Lamoreux, commissioner Of the
general land Office. has transmitted 10 the
Secretary OF the Interior list Of selections
made Of public lands by the Northern Pa
cine railroad in part satisfaction of the
grant made by the government to aid in the
CONSTRUCTION OF the road. The list embraces
over 2s',oo acres in North Dakota within
the jurisdiction of the Fargo land Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-25
BURT's
.'i.-.
Hamd=n
Shoes
And II les.

The only excuse you have
ever had for NOT buying
Burt's shoes is mo longer
tenable. You acknOwN=
edged them to be the best,
but you could NOT afford
the prices. Now the prices
have been lowered to the
plane of the ordinary foot
wear-but the qualities
will ''never be lowered"
mark that.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-25
BORN.

On Wednesday, May q 1894 n M
and MIS- Dempsey p. Meetze, q SON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-25
MARRIED.

HoUCK-STRAUB. On Nav p. 1904 N, Rsx n
y Meaoor, CHARLES II. ]. HOUCK Of Rslti-
more, No, and MARY y. Z sTRAUB Of us
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-25

We give you daily evidence that no other
house DOES, EVER DID, or EVER WILL
Sell such STERLING QUALITIES at such
LOW PRICES AS WE QUOTE.