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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16
SAIimmer S~ahrfublsunfau.
DER perfonen fdwer perIe5t.

@ier 8erfonen p1rben Mitttpo9 MDrgen
funa mad 8 1br in benz 9uufe go. 1913
9ib Srantlin @traBe 0ur9 ben Stur5 beg
Sabrftubls aus benz pierten Stpdtpert in Die
Si9fe 19tper perlebt. 0ie Namen berfelben
Itno:
Sofepb Gutenberg, 81 Sabre alt, pobnt
&C.,. 213 Me1t II. StraBe. 9as Hud9rat
nerlebt unb innere 8erlebungen, bic mDgz
li6erpeiIe Teinen Sob 6srbeifiibren f0nnen.
Mbe GlaubiB, .38 Sabre aft, tpobnt go. 70
8eft IL. glace. 9as re9te 8ein 9ebro4en
unb am &opf berlebt.
9Dmen @laupiB, IA Sabre alt, tpobnbaft
go. 70 90. IL. place. On Der re3ten @ette
berleBt.
!6ermunn gObn, % Sabre alt, pObnt
No. 483 @iib 9aliteb @traBe. Snners
8erlebun9en.
Die 0erlebten, bic TGmmtlt9 BEL Der
National SailDrin9 Company ungeteGt 1tno,
oeren @e19GftslpfalitGten fi9 i'm 4. Stodz
inert bes @ebGubes befinben, puren geraoe
i'm 8egriffe, ben Sdbrftubl gu perlafen, als
bos &abel rib unb Der 5abrftubl nit fir9@
terli1em @epolter in bic Siefe fauite nno
beim MuF19lagen auf ben SuBbooen fat
bpqitGnbig in Srimmer ging.
9ur9 bas @epolter paren cine Nn5abl
i'm @ebGube befinbli9e perIonen 9erbeige<
lodt porben, bic fofort me6rere Ner5te berz
bei6plten unb bic PoIi3ei bend9ri9ttgten.
&ofenberg unb Gobn, bic am f9tperi ten
herleBt tporben puren, purben na9 benz
Mi9ael Ste fez6pfpital gebra9t, ipdbreno
bic Nnberen mittelt bes Patroltpdgens raca
i6ren @obnungen befOrbeft tpuroen.
Wie es beiBt, tpurbe Der Sabritubl ntr
BON einem 6dlb5Dligen &abel, bas an berz
T4iebenen@t eGen bereits itart abgenuBt mar,
gebalten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16
! frau Clara OotY Bates. i

eSn ibrer Wp6nung, Scr, 1923 9earbornz
Mben1e, pur0e ge1tern Mprgen Srau CLARA
Ootn States i'm Otter BON 81 eSa6ren bur9
BEN Sob aus ibrem @irfungsfrei1e abberuz
fen. Die 9abtngef9iebene mar cine Der
oenialften Si9terinnen unb S9rtft5teQertnz
men Der Neu3eit. NamentGi9 bur9 lire
alerliebTten @ebi9t9en unb @eI9iht9en
fir &inber sei9nete ie it6 aus un6 eriparb
ii9 einen groBen &reis BON 8elpunoerern
unD aufri9tigen Sreunben.
sruu CLARA 9ptD Bates nurbe am %.
DECEMBER 1888 gu Mnn Mrbor, Mi9., gez
boren. Sic mar bic Scooter bes Samuel
GoTecrans Doth, zines GouIins bes Gene
rails &ofencrans, Der fstne 9ertunft bon
benz 9otp ableitete, pelber gu ben BON Der
,Maiflptper" in Mmerifd .gelanbeten er1 item
Golontten ge60rte. Miitterli4erIeits gez
bDrte fie gu Der alien birginiI9en Sdmilie
Der 2aprence. SIN Sabre 1869 perbeira=
t6ete fte 1t9 NIT Morgan Bates, benz Ser
ausgeber elmer 9anbels3eitung. Seit benz
Sabre 1877 par bas @6epaar in Gbcago
aniGffig.
@9on in Der frii6eften SSltgenb aetste bic
@er1torbene Elm 1eltenes 9i9tertalent. S6r
critics @ebi9t iprrbe berDffentli@t, als fie
er1t a9t Sabre alt mar. Seit Dielen Sa9ren
mar ie cine Der gef6dBteten Mitarbeiterin@
men bes ,St. Nt9olas 0out8s g%ompanton"
bes vWibe @tpate" unb anosrer Sugenbz
3eitI9rtfter. 8or &ur5em mod CAB tie unz
ter benz StteG n5rom 0eart's Content"
einen 8arb @ebt9te beraus. Sic mar es,
bic iene MobeGz8ib1iotbe fir &inber 5uz
Ta~mmenge1teut bate, Del9e uuf Der bteitgen
8eltaus ftellung 10 bere9tigtes Nufieben err
regte. 8ole 5tpet Sabre bate ite an Der
@ammlung jener 8ibliptbef gearbettet UNI
bate nit pielen Saufenben BON &inoern
correspondent, INN feft3ufelen, tporalf in
@irtIidfeit Der literarii9e 9ei3mad Der
&inber le1b1t ab5ielt.
Sruu 9otp 8atss mar @icezqrdiioentiu
bes ~rSortnigbtlp Club" unb Mitglieb BEG
Contributors Glub". Sic mar cine fe9t
fleiBige urb begeifterte @rbeiterin fir BIT
Graie6un9 unb 8ilbung Der Meni9beit, aoe
es iebo9 Dor, i'm StiIen S1 ptrfen nno ber=
mieb nit peinli6er @engftli3tett Iaes, pas
mad &ecldmeI u9t ausfab. DIT uno Sung
betrauert ibren SOB aufri4tig.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16
/ QIfreo, G. freie. i

Ra4 1angem @ie9t6um 1T getern in benz
9aufe ieiner Mutter 9err &1freo g., Sreie,
Elm @o6n bes berItorbenen lan9idbrigen
Su96ulters Der Suinois 9tuats3eitung
9rn. 3beobpr Sreie unb feiner Satin She
reIe, por Ieinen f9tperen 2etben bur9 ben
SOB erl0f tpprben. Der 8erftDrbene, Der
Elm Glitter pon 81 SSSubren errei9te, mar bier
lGngere 3eit i'm @run0eigentbumsgai9dft
t6Gtig, bod f9on bor me6r als 3Ipei Sa9ren
Gctte fi9 Der in ieinem &0rper itsdenoe &etm
Der S6ptnOIu9t Derdrt entpidelt, OuB er
ppn jener 3eit an bas 8ett bitten muBte
un0 troB Der forgfdltigiten Bflege tmmer
rle6r babinfie9te. 8etben f94peren 2eiben,
Die er gu erbulben bate, fam Der Sob enb=
li9 als cine piItomnene @rlDfu1g. Den
OG6ingef6 iebenen betrauern auBer Der Mut=
ter cine Wittpe ur6 bier Gei9ptiter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16
GtobIirt iett 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf,
Wholesale e. Retail Groc4u
252 & 254 DfsRanoolphsStry

wholesale " h6Ldl OTOC9r'
232 & 254 OfsRdnoolphsStrY
awii1cn 9roufltu. uuO MorteIs StrIB+
@bteagn Sls,
erbielt Ioeben cine 8artie Don:
0riI d. EFT IMP ort. Gmmenth. sale
NaBr. 2tttbMrger t;ito !SsaatoSStale'
Medbtctt frans. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Drif6)etn grii1ert Seratterfaie:
Mcd)tcnt so auner= tttto NartteiattsSt1
ssromaee DC grie, Nemi6ateIer safe
TeimfteI bpH. Wttldlner &1ritgem,
SuH. GatotIeS, run. SS1otat,
$SnTt burg or ~ atinirtet MGIett,
Sytans. notwithstanding,
Gtr0Rb. 0anslcbcrsSaItetet,
Mcdlten 2Srab. Gnroeiieit, SGroeHefpNtterS
Oranffmrter 8rattunrft in Sitdllen:
9cntld lcn SntatfGrtDffclt, S6nerfr""t'
9emtld)em 9tus8mrfen, Spargelm,
Mplcmfobl, SeItotper 9titbd)et,
Mcd)tcm DliOem5I, Mobm0I.
9iHelocrfer Scnf, WctmelT9,
9ted)tem 6irnbecriaft, &ttabeereln9'
QledDtetn &icbt9'S UIctfd)ettr1rt
Ttans. GrbIen, @6anptgnOns,.
GpMOeu1. GGtpciSer tttto antcttf. WttlG11
StGI. WmOell,, Wac0rU1tt,
Ietnitcr Yert0erite, Wet5cit9rIes,
misunderstanding, &irfe, 0rtalfern,
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, gehffattct. &ort9toer'
SScinsfem Saoa=, Nsoffa= uno 8iozSaMeei
Seitcut d)fncI. 9riitct . nnO idDapat3cn SDee'
@iGeIfafee, oentider &aNeezGMenG
Sfr. Sfnctpp'S W~taI5=Gdnce,
Medbtem 1tgariidlem GoieisYapttta.
sSriI Of ett Cup etI d e;ttMS, GciOethectett
8eMtiden gctroGn. Ytrmet, fran5. Siueti@ew,
2ledtem Sicmctbnuia, Ginci. Ssgtpcr.
Wiohniantcu, WeanocltI, WttMett,
WpfineN, Otfron1t, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Nriidlctn XartSer Sdmipftabaf bon SoBbeG'
9eutI6em gpiunrao ertt, @~unfr1berr,
&oI5pantof Tellt Ntto &~oI5i6uben,
Nnes gu ben b~tai9ften @reiieu.
Henry SchOeIlkOPG
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16
Staot Chicago.
unfere Gprrefponbenten unb M1,ntsl

- unfere Gprrefponbenten unb N3'ntsn
beiu9en bic f~OIgenben @taaten:
9err 9auG Srtebel Die @taaten Soma,
Minnefptd unb 9afotd.
9err 5reb S9erf bic Staaten 8isconftn
unb Mt9igan.
9err Otto M. HofenbuIe bic @taaten
Serus, Nep Mfertco unb bas Serritorium
Nri3onu.
9err Sobn @9mitt ben @taat Sainots.
9err SriB NrreB ben @taut Nebrasta.
9err 9enrD @9aal ben Staat Snbiana,
9err Gbas. s. %. Pfetffer ben Staat
Sqinois.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16

Gin @inffiir 8ie1e. = petTonen,
pel9e nit benz benGbrten 19tpet5erSbel1tz
19en 9eilmitteI 6ornt's Nlpenfrduters @lutz
beleber einen 8erfu6 MAIDEN poaen, tosroen
barauf aufmerfIam gema4t, baB bafelbe
ni6t in Mpotbefen 81 finben TT, fonbern
nur bon 2pfalagenten b~erfauft tpirb. Spite
feline Ngentur auf benz Plabe fem, 10 lpenbe
man fi3 an ben @tgentbiimer Or. Peter
S5abrneD, 112-114 g. 9DDne Ipe., Gbtz
caqo, IN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16
GintraOt maOt fork.
5ainoiie r Gon9reboeIe9ation uno
oas Ghica9o'er polfamt.
GriprteBlider Meinungsaustanid.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Don Goof County,
fowie Cannon uno Ropfins infpieiren
oas propiiorifbe uno oas alte potees
bduoe. = pofmeiter Being mad3t oen
6ihrer. - 5nformeIe 6ufammenfunft
i'm Great uorthcrn RoteL. : Die &eis
funsen uno Seoirfni6e oes hiefisen
poftamts. -lnipraden bon maibineton
Being, Gonere6mann Cannon, Rop=
Fins, Wc6ann mo Sorimer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16
G0Lvetor.

Gin retnes @salsbier eebramt Ton
Der Gomr. Setpp 9retp9e Co. lit biers
nit bcitetsS eutpfODlcn- Sn GIaiGen
amS lGferm at baDen. Selepbotte
%. $50. 8ottIims 9evtNt. Co. SOC.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16

@eIunbbeit, &omfort unb @liidieGtefett
filtbe1t ii9 iibera1, mo- ,,@arla1tb" Sefen u1tb
SCRIBE 9ebrau9t perben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16

ni9t, an Der 0anD bon Stdtt 1ttten Den Bee
fubern einen @inblid in bic bDm @6icagDer
poitamte au betpGltigenoe Irbeitsleifung gu
geben.
Ser 8ofmetfter CAB Johann feinen @dfen
gu @6ren Elm Souper i'm @reat Nortbern
6otel, unb BEL Der Gigarre purbe in urge
~3tpungener Weife iiber @bicago's 8eoeutunJ
als 8o1tcentrum, fonte iiber bic ben Sill
noiIer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dbliegenbe
Bfli9t, bas Sbrige baau bei5utragen, I'm
unfere 8oitoertpaltung auf Der 6Dbe 3u srz
6alten, ~geplauoert. !6err SEEING benubte Die
@elegenbeit, I'M in flarer unb iiber3euge!z
Der WeiIe bar5ulegen, tpie febr Gbicago
g%egenii6er Sem Oort i'm Na9tbeil 1T, obippDl
bas bier bepdltigte poitgef4dft minbeftens
ebenfo groB TT mie basienige Stem gorfs.
Srpb 1eines breifa9en S1d9enraums, trob
Der groBen Nn3abl Der ungepflaterten Strdz
BEN bat gbrago 300 8rieftrGger peniger,
als bas auf berbdltntBmdBig engen Baum
aufammengeOrdngte Netp Oorf, befen Stra=
BEN lGmmtli6 gepfluftert Iinb. unb benz hiez
Itgen po1tmeifter fteben fir gferfs 100000
tpeniger our &erfigung ais benz SEEM Oor@
fer. 9en 2efern Der vSGinois Staatsz
eitung" 1tnb bic Stattftiten, tpel9e bart6lllr,
baB in @bicago mebr PoftantpeiIungen aus
geitelt unb ausbeaablt nerben, als in Stem
Oort, unb bab bas @efammtquantum Der
81 Derarbeitenoen poifa4en erfter aldfe
bier grDBer TT ais bort, CUR 9eniige befaaat,
Evening star., 1895-04-25

which is now being questioned 1t Is en-
tirely safe for US to be suspicious Of Great
Britain whenever the possibility of pos
sessing new territory is anywhere in sight,
and because of the sentiment which we
term the Monroe doctrine, and because the
great inter-oceanic canal must run through
Nicaraguan soil, SO we are justified in be-
ing more alertly suspicious than usual.
But, on the other hand unless the United
States Is prepared to become responsible to
Europe for the behavior of the frequently
erratic and often absurdly- -bumptious little
nations to the south of us, the republic
may naturally hesitate before actively and
forcibly interfering at this juncture In be-
half OF Nicaragua. 1t is difficult to avoid
the belief that our government could have
prevented the republic from being con-
fronted with this dilemma. This is not a
pugnacious administration so far as Eng
land Is concerned. Had ;hese embarrassing
conditions arisen under administrations not
so long departed there would today be a
fine fleet of American cruisers at Corinto,
which. in connection with vigorous diplo-
matte representations made to England
earlier in the game, would cause the prob
abilities to be decidedly adverse to the
landing Of a British force in Nicaragua.
Evidently nothing has been. said or done to
arouse the slightest suspicion in Great
Britain that our administration cannot be
safely bluffed.
Evening star., 1895-04-25

As was to have been expected, from the
statement Of facts published at the time
OF the casualty. the driver of the coal cart
by the collision with which the New York
hicyclist. Mr.. Center, lost his life some
days ago. was exonerated from all blame
by the coroner's jury acting in the case.
The fact is. and the sooner cyclists under
stand 1t the better all round, accidents to
themselves or to foot passengers are in
most Instances due to their own reckless
ness or carelessness. This Is especially
true of that class of riders who, with back
humped-up and head bowed-down. seek to
make the fastest speed possible, whether
on country roads or in crowded city streets.
without looking out to see what is ahead
of them or likely to cross their path. These
are the men who ought to be suppressed,
along with the dangerous fools who drive
vehicles at high rate of speed around
street corners, without regard to the rights
Of foot passengers.
Evening star., 1895-04-25
China Department.

1 pair OandelabraI Reduced from 1050 to IS 90.
/ Game Set, i3 Pieces. Reduced from $3.50 to
|1'c Chocolate pitcher French china. Reduced from
S'oS Smlescent vase. Reduced from $500 to 1880
English China Sardlne Dish. Reduced from
$500 to 81 90.
s-i'G French Porcelain Fruit Dish. Reduced from
So so to S1.50.
$500 to 81 90.
$40 90 to $50
to CSC.
/ Haviland China Soup Tureen. Reduced from
i German China Ice Cream Tray. Reduced from
S215 to 81 25.
Toilet Set with sop jar. handsomely decorated,
small pitcher slightly damaged. Reduced from
S25.OO to $1,000.
to 81 90
/ French China Cracker Jar. Reduced from $500
sHis ROYAL Dresden Fruit Dish Reduced from s. 90
9 French China Plates. Dresden decoration. Re-
duced from 81 so to SOC, each.
dozen English China Game Plates. Reduced
from So. 90 10 $500 dozen
/ Patented Bowl and Pitcher. Reduced from
S.. 90 to 81 .25.
English China Toilet Set, pieces. richly dec
GRATED. Reduced to Sl.5O.
9th floor. .lOth st. bldg)
Evening star., 1895-04-25

Advocates of the greater Washington"
the city whose borders will soon be the
boundaries of the District of Columbia
will be gratified that the diligent labors of
the engineer department of the District in
planning the street extensions have reached
the point where the first section of the
plan approved by the Commissioners can
be given to the public. The work has been
one Of extreme difficulty and delicacy. 1t
was impossible. of course. to please every
body. Some property had to be benefited,
just as other property would necessarily
suffer damage and depreciation in value
For the general welfare, the utmost speed
in the making and completion Of the map
was essential; every month of delay meant
simply so much more expense. Had the
work which is now being done been ac-
complished twenty years ago, its entire
cost would have been but a 1.-THE of the
amount that must be spent to put the
plan which was sketched in yesterday s
Star into operation. Twenty years more Of
procrastination would quadruple the cost
and multiply a hundred-fold the inconven-
fences that must be suffered before the re-
form can be considered complete. With the
map and the official statement before their
eyes. the owners interested in the section
approved by the Commissioners, may now
II they have grievances, appeal to the
beard of revision, whose consent to the
plan is necessary The community. as a
whole, will hope that individual owners
will. in the general interest, endure with
public c-spirited patience minor and unavoid-
able hardships to which, in the consumma-
tion Of this great public improvement. they
may be subjected.
Evening star., 1895-04-25

British occupation of the port of Corinto
for the purpose of collecting Nicaraguan
customs dues until the claims of alleged-to-
lie outraged British subjects are satisfied
will not commend itself to the people of
the United States, although the operation,
when viewed from the British standpoint,
may seem necessary. The facts in the case
are generally understood A British vice
consul, stationed at Bluefields. committed
acts which the Nicaraguan government
deemed sufficiently serious to call for that
persons expulsion, and he was promptly
expelled AS reparation for his exile and
for the manner in which 1t was brought
about the deported vice-consul has de-
manded something like seventy thousand
dollars. Great Britain-always careful of
even the most selfish interests of its SUBJ
jects-has peremptorily insisted upon pay
ment Of the demand. and. as Nicaragua has
evidently favored delay. Her Majesty's
government has set out to collect what it
declares to be a debt by arbitrary process
of sort quite common in the history CT
Great Britain's dealings with other and
feebler nations. As a Necessary ccnse-
quence that rather vague declaration COM
monty known as the Monroe doctrine has
once more achieved prominence. and every
where people are asking whether the occu-
patton of Corinto is not in violation Of the
principles to the support Of which this re-
public seems to be pledged. There are two
sides to the question. II 1t shall appear
that Great Britain is endaavoring to play
in Nicaragua the same game which has
been SO successfully worked in Egypt, it
will be entirely proper for .he United
States to make vigorous protest, and.
should diplomatic effort provs& &,avall!rg
demonstrate unmistakably tie s.Iccr.ty
Evening star., 1895-04-25
Virginia's Guttenburr,
From the New York Tribune.

From the New York Tribune
John C. Carr and Dennis McLaughlin ap-
pear to have secured control of the St.
Asaph track. Carr Is reported as saying
openly that the western turf congress is
row ready to receive St.. Asaph with open
arms. He intimates that racing will be
continued Indefinitely at st. Asaph, with
foreign books and all the accessories that
made Guttenburg infamous. 1t is not SO
long ago that a New Jersey court of COM
petent jurisdiction sentenced both John C..
Carr and Dennis Mclaughlin to the Hud-
son county Jail for four months and every
right-minded honest citizen of New Jersey
firmly believes that the sentence was far
too lenient and that the scoundrels who
made Guttenburg possible should be be-
hind the bars instead of being at liberty
to inflict further injuries upon racing and
upon the public. Now that the Virginia
Jockey Club seems to have outlined its
policy, prompt action by the lovers of hon.
orable racing should be taken in order to
place the club where 1t rightly belongs
The Jockey Club should not hesitate, now
that the intentions of the Guttenburg ele-
ment have been openly proclaimed. More
over, the De Reszkes of the turf should not
appear or be represented at the continuous
shows Of dime museum character.
Neither should the Jockey Club properties,
such as starters, clerks of the scales. or
ary Of the other ''props.." be loaned to
enhance the freak shows Of the turf.
Evening star., 1895-04-25

Secretary Morton will have the good will
and support of most of the people in his eff
forts to throw light on the mysterious op-
erations that have recently caused the re-
tail price of beef to rise to an extortionate
figure. The interview with him printed In
The Star yesterday shows that he Is fully
alive to the Importance Of the case. and
also to the shrewd methods of the opera
tors Of the alleged combination Of specula-
tors who are seeking to force rich and poor
consumers alike ITO contribute to their
purse 1t Is very evident that the rise in
the price has been caused by something
more substantial than the sentiment
aroused by Secretary Morton's inquiries
concerning the corner in this commodity
The hue and cry raised at the various beef
centers and by the operators themselves
condemnatory Of the Secretary, sounds
very much like the shout Of "stop thief"
which is the resort Of fleeing pilferer. But
the people cannot be fooled all the time
The inquiry of the Secretary threatens to
expose the Vaccinations Of the trust, and
this Is precisely what that manipulation Of
the market seeks to avoid Hence the wall
that the Secretary himself Is causing all
the trouble 1t will serve these greedy ap-
erators-who are seeking to grow suddenly
rich of the honest appetites Of consumers
perfectly right to have the gates OF South
American trade opened and the markets
filed with good beef from that quarter and
from Mexico, thus breaking the corner that
seems to exist. The Secretary is waging
good fight. and he will surely win the
esteem of the purchasing class, even if he
becomes persona non grata to the members
of the combine.
Evening star., 1895-04-25
Bows Department.

4 Serge Cheviot Long-pan Suits blue and black.
Sizes IS, II and 10 years. Reduced from $3.50 to
$4.90 each
4 Fine Brown Serge Cheviot Long pants Sui.s.
Sizes 10. 16 and IS years. Reduced from 1918 to
81. 90 each
Brownish Gray Cheviot Long-paats Suits. Sizes
IA. Is and II years. Reduced from $50 20 S.
each.
II Combination Suits :coat and two pairs knee
pants. Sizes to Is years. Reduced from 81. 80
to $40 each.
Blue Checked worsted Suits. Sizes 0 and 10.
Reduced from $500 to 81. IS each.
10 Slightly Faded Shirt Waists. Reluced from
25 and 35c. to 121ac. each.
10 Outing Flannel Blouses, plated front and
back strongly sewed draw tape In bottom Re
duced from so and T5c 20 23c. each
Flannel Shirts. Sizes 12h, 13 and 1917. Re-
duced from 81. 90 to soc. each.
10 Fancy Lawn Fauntleroy Blouses. Sizes to
years Reduced from so to SOC. each.
Evening star., 1895-04-25
Infants Department.

2 Cashmere Long Cloaks cape and skirt hand
feather stitched, ribbon ties. Reduced from $65O
to $500 each
Nainsook Long Dresses yoke of embroidery,
rufie shoulders, embroidery around neck and
sleeves deep hem. Reduced from $3.50 to S15O
each
NainsoOk Short Dresses, elaborately trimmed
with embroidery or palmer. Reduced from 81. 90,
$3.50 and $3.50 to S1.50 each.
Fine Gingham Dresses, Gretchen waist. We
front of India iinon and embroidery broad sash In
back. Reduced from 2.25 to I5c. each.
India Linon Guimpe Dresses three styles, trim
med with lace or embroidery. Reduced from 81 so,
Sa75 and 81. 90 to zoe. each.
India Linon Guimpes, trimmed with lace and
embroidery. Reduced from 1.3S to 15c. each.
ed floor oor,,,.......,..,,.. 10th st. bldg }
Evening star., 1895-04-25
Bicycle Department.

1 Girls Safety Bicycle. 24-iach Wheels all bright
parts nickeled. Redlced from $500 to $1,000
Combination Safety Bicycle, from Western
Wheel Works, pneumatic tires. Reduced from
5000 to $500
Girls Safety Bicycle, pneumatic tires. Re-
duced from S23 90 to $500.
ladies' Majestic Bicycles. double loop drop
frame, 1894 list price, 800. Reduced to $37. so
each.
. Reading Bicycles, diamond Frame pneumatic
tires, ball bearings. steel tubing rat trap pedals.
1894 list price. $100. Reduced % S37. so each.
3 Bicycle Lamps. Reduced from $500 to 50c.
each.
Evening star., 1895-04-25
Corset Department.

pairs &C. p, Bias COrsets black and white.
long waist. short hips, real whalebone. Sizes p,
%, "A. 25 and 20. Reduced from $5.75 to $500
8 pairs Il c." Bias Corsets, white and light
blue. sored hips and bust, long waist, fl finished with
from % $40 80 to $50 1'lper per pair ~
10 pairs &C. p" Ccrsets. Venus and medium
length, black sateen heavily boned. full hips. Sizes
IS. 20. 26, 20 and 30. Reduced from $3.50 and
$3.50 to $500 per pair.
4 pairs u. b. Corsets, extra long, two side
steels. heavily boned. Sizes -. "a and y. Re-
duced from Sl.OO to Soc per pair.
cd floor Annex to 10th st. bldg. }
Evening star., 1895-04-25
Dress Trimming Dept.

3 yards Jet Passamenterie. Reduced from 4.50
to 81 so for the piece.
2ss yards Jet on Net, s4-inch. Reduced from $23o
to 81. p for the piece.
the piece.
1ss yards Jet Gimp. 1k inch. Reduced from So
to LIS for the piece.
ust floor ......................11t .11th ST. bldg.)
Evening star., 1895-04-25
Lamns. Clocks. &c.

1 Porcelain Table Lamp. Reduced from 81 90 to
Csc.
Gilt and Silver Banquet Lamp Reduced from
$500 to $500.
i Porcelain and Gilt Banquet Lamp, Dresden ef-
from $500 to $500
1 SIX Shade, shopworn. reduced from s12OO to
$3.50.
1 Princess Lamp gilt and pink enamel. Reduced
from 81 80 to s.. 90.
Clock, marbleized iron, eight day strike Re
duced from $3.50 to $3.50.
/ Clock. marbleized iron, cight-day. Reduced
from $11 90 to $500
/ Clock. Royal Bonn case, French works Re-
duced from $15.O0 to $1,000.
i pair Bronze Figures. Reduced from $500 to
$500
18th floor 10th st. bldg }
Evening star., 1895-04-25
Homsefmrnishir1g Dent.

$3.50.
Wash Boilers No. 8. copper bottom. Reduced
from 81. .25 to SIC. each
Wash Boiler copper lotion. Reduced from
Wash Boiler, tin bottom. Reduced from 30 to
25c.
1 Cedar Tub, electric wire hoops Reduced from
1.15 to 75c.
Oak Book Shelf. Reduced from 81 90 to 50c.
1 Clothes Horse. Reduced from rs TO 40c.
Hat Rack. Reduced from 15 25c.
/ Bread Cutter. Reduced from $3.50 to $2.25.
1 Zone minute Coffee Pot, 4-qt. Reduced from
81 25 to S1.50.
i Pulpit Reduced from $3.50 to $3.50.
Carpet Sweeper. Reduced from $500 to 81. 25
Evening star., 1895-04-25
Art Embroidery Dept.

Yellow silk Lamp Shade. Reduced from $500
to $4.O0.
so to 35c. each
2 stamped Art Satin Pillow Covers Reduced
from 81. .a5 to soc. each.
. / Embroidered Satin Table Cover. Reduced from
S11 80 to $500.
/ Embroidered Picture Frame. Reduced from
81 90 to 25c.
list floor .....................1st 1st annex }