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EUsIC AND ART.

GUITAR AND BANJO LESSONS
VI Eight 81 lessons So; four 81 lessons SIS.
J. +. PALMER, studio 6101a street.
GCHOOL OF ART NEEDLEWORk, 1O14
y Eighth street. Stamping and embroidery
lessons given; lesson days, Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday.
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FANCY 1SSY ~ u. EARIY I = ROSE 2 POTATOES, 65c
toltomatoes for zoe: fancy bulk olives, soc
per quart; fancy raisins, 8 pounds for 25c 3
cans corn. 25c imported layer figs. lOc per
pound; choice oat hay, Csc per cwt.; a No.
oaJ hay, 75c per cwt.; alfalfa, A No. l, zoe
per cwt at HYMNS, corner Fourteenth and
streets
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TOMATOES, 8 CANS FOR 2ec; POTA-
L toes, 6Oc sack; 6 bars Royal Savon, zoe;
rolled oats, &c pound; tea, 25c pound. BEES
LEY Il son, $40 X street.
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OEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
- friends in the East.
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STATIONERY, READING MATTER, ETC,
- for sale by 5. y. DOANE, 2O2 X st. Agent
for cotton SEINE tWine and X. Is. hooks.
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NOTICE. -POUNDKEEPER'S SALE.-I
IN will sell at public auction at Oak Park,
Sutter Township, SATURDAY, January 9Th,
at / O'Clock, l SOrrel horse, spot in forehead,
l white hind foot; l bay yearling, coming 2,
spot in forehead; gentle to lead. d. Il.
HOOVER, POundkeeper. ial5.5tF
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VIHE ADJOURNED ANNUAL MEETING
4 ofstockhOlders of the German1a Building
and Loan Association of the City of Sacra-
mento Will be AeId on WEDNESDAY,, the
23d day of January, 1895, at 1880 O'Clock
P. NJ, at Smiths Hall, No. lila Seventh
street, between X and L. in Sacramento City.
JOSEPH HAHN, President.
II. j. GOETHE, Secretary. ja17-6t
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VNHE BOSTON CASH MARKET IS THE
L live grocery store whose business is con-
stantly increasing. Strictly cash enables us
TO sell low. 1t you want to save nickeis
dimes and dollars you wiz buy your groceries
at BEESLEY " SONS, $40 * street.
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BLACXSMITES, ETC.

IN CARMICHAEL, 1909 EIGHTH ST,
~. offers special inducements on all wagon
repair work. Remember, for cash only; 25
per cent. saved. Call ana see his method OF
setting tires. Special attention given to horse
shoeng.
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CARPET CLEANING.

HARRY W. RIVETT. STEAM CARPET
! 4 cleaning, corner Twelfth and O streets.
Carpet cutting, sewing and retitting; turni-
ture packed for shipment: secondhand car
pets and furniture bought and for sale. Tele-
phone 292.
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AMUSHAI IBNTS

AT the Metropolitan Theater this even
ing there is to appear comedienne who,
II we are to believe the San francisco
| Chronicle critic, IS the first and foremost,
the modest, effective, artistic of any of
comedy actress OF the age. Sadie Martinot
must be very much above the general run
since ali the critics commend her art
warmly, though not SO enthusiastically
as GOES the Chronicle. The San Frau
cisco CdLt say of tho comedy, The Pass
pOft": 1t turns on the continental DaSs-
port system and much married advent
uress with a short memory and insidious
designs on those with whom she comes
IN contact. Miss Martinot personated
this character with much cieverneSs; her
best business being in the second and
third acts. She retains ali her charms of
lace and figure, and her dresses are
simply trlumphs OF the mOdiste; in fact,
the business OF the piece appears to be SO
arranged that she can parade her differ
ent tollettes TO The best advantage. The
second act is an example OF this where
she leaves and returns TO the stage half a
dozen times to have her memory re-
freshed by an English valet, as to
the name of st. Georges 'Anover
Square, where swell wedding is
being solemnized. There is not much
weight in the character, but the style
OF the actress is piquant and most
agreeable. The Passport may be
said to he highly dirverting from the mo-
ment its action begins, and it continues
10 develop fresh and unexpected incidents
until it closes. Sam Edwards, who is
Charles b. Bishop in manner and figure
over again, IS great feature in the COM
edy as Christopher Coleman, NJ. Z. He
has the first act almost entirely to him
sell, and his wrangIes on the Russian
frontier with the police, Oh account OF a
misunderstanding about his passport,
excited roars OF laughter. The support
| generally is good, and there is distinctive
work for each member OF the cast"
Miss MartInOt Is Supprted by Max
tigman, a comedian OF high merit. Miss
MartinopS troupe does not leave the city
until tomorrow, so no haste or cutting
need be feared tonight. The company
goes hence to Marysvile.
At the Clunie Opera-house this evening
The Veteran" Lester Wallack's fine old
comedy, will be repeated with all it's rich
scenic effects and costumery and startling
situations. In this play Howard Scott
does one Of the best characters we nave
ever seen him i'll. AS the Emir he is
laultless. Mr.. Burress, also, as the Sultan,
leaves nothing wanting.
Manager Todd has written an engage
ment with LOttie Collins, the comedienne
and dancer, in her new play, The Devil
Bird"
May Blossom" the pretty idyl, will
be the play next week at the CIunie
Opera-hOuse.
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NgISS YAMENA. THE TURKISH FOR
NI tune teller-past, present and future;
Office hours: 10 A. NJ. TO 10 P. NJ. SO X
street. ia17-6t%
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MRS. MAGGIE WAITE OF SAN FRAN
NI cisco can be consulted at her parlors, $40
j street, Fisher block. ja1S-2t*
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NALIFORNIA PRODUCTS. PARTY
~ from the East desires to represent agri-
cultural or mining developments; is well in
dorSed here Address ALFRED WALDRON
7O6 street.
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STa TWELFTH STREET,. ROWE, SEC
OLO ond-hand and new harness, saddles,
etc., bought, sold, exchanged or repaired.
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NTFn

2pNA WANTED ON FIRST MORTGAGE
PDUU city real estate. Inquire at this
Of1ice. ja1S-2t*
w MANTED - GENTLEMEN WISHING
w shirts made to order call at room 2 J.
Golden state Hotel, MRS. a. z. SEARS. jal7-Gt
JAPANESE MAN AND WIFE WANT
81 place in country; man can do any kind of
work and wife can DO general housework
Address kANAMOTO sos d street. jal6-3t
IITANTED-S18,OO 900; REAL ESTATE Sc
w curity. LAURA IILDEN, Lawyer, 5O1
j street.
II ELP OF ALL KINDS FURNISHED ON
4 i Snort notice. I-SHkEET EMPLOY MENT
OFFICE. 626 1 street.
WHO WANTS \ LITTLE HOME VERY
w cheap, either in city or country? ! have
several Inquire of COOLEY, 1013 Fourth st.
MONEY TO LOAN. CHARLES COOLEY,
nj 10l3 Fourth street.
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DENEFIT DANCB-TENDERE MISS T..
D Fleming by Sutter Circle, No. 125, G. OF
F., at Foresters' Hall, FRIDAY, January IS,
1895. Tickets, 25c. IL
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T STREET HAY MARKET, CORNER SEC
L ond and l.. All kinds and grades CT hay at
lowest prices in the city. Also new straw,
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Manager Todd has written an engage
ment with LOttie Collins, the comedienne
and dancer, in her new play, 1.-The Devil
Bird"
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oOY N0n TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
OEl .VUU city property, in sums to suit
Apply under California State Bank CURTIS,
CARMICHAEL d BRAND.
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LOST-FOUND.

T CST-A PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBER-
] MIA Savings and Loan Society of san
No. l63, ,249. 1ne finder will please return
to bank. ja10-ot
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BOARD AND LODGING.
B0oKBINDEls.

HARPER'S PICTORIAL HISTORY OF
4 1 r. I4e War-haVe 1r-- them bound at +. W.
$40 j street, Sacramento.
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DIRECTORS:
FARNERY lND NEGTlNICY SlYINGS RlNE
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
sacramento. Cal,

Guaranteed capita! S4IO, 600
Paid up capital and surpIuS.............. 3Ol.OuO
INTEREST PAID SElI-ANNUALLY ON
/ term and ordinary deposits. Money loaned
on real estate only. Address all cOmmUn.ca-
tions: Peoples Savings Bank, Sacramento.
VIM. BECkMAN, President.
GEORGE w. L0RENZ Secretary.
CR0CKER- -WO5LWORTH NATIONAL BANK,
Crocker Building, Market and Post
Streets, san Francisco.
PAID UP CAPITAL, $,000OJl. SURPLUS, S!50,0Jl.
DIRECTORS,
W NJ. II. CHCChER
NICe-brcSldeut .................... W. Il. BROW \
Cashier .............C w. kLIN Il
CHARLES +. CROChEi Eii.....,......E. Is. POND
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May Blossom" the pretty idyI, will
be the play next week at the CIunie
Opera-house.
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~ Z. ADAMS, HOG J STREET-CHEAP-
~. est place tor hay and feed. White wild
cats; also tule hay for carpets
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I JAPANESE INFORMATION AGENCY,
y sly Sixth ST., Sacramento. Farm hands
general help furnished and contracts exc
cuted.
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NESSPOOLS, VAULTS AND CHIMNEYs
- cleaned; no dirt; lowest prices. w. NJ
SLAUGHTER, 317 X and 531 NJ.
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EHVERY MARRIED WOMAN SHOULD
Il know that "SEGURO" Is the greatest
boon to them ever discovered. Ali druggists.
r5Ge 81 % s6nS ana 20 per box IEIf IETgrS boz
SAFETY PACKET COMPANY, 53l *
street, Sacramento, Tor private circular.
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"A ing, soc and upward; from Oue-third TO
one-halt saved; all work guaranteed. DIR. G.
W. NEWSOAI, Dental ParIors, Il2O l street.
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SIDEWALK ELEVATORS; ALSO THE
~ Energy store and warehouse elevators,
manufactured at the Pioneer Elevator Works,
1851 X street. WESLEY ROSE, Proprietor.
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'''N~h ~ . W y I'm blI31s
Davis brought up the matter of Theo-
dore Labhard, who bought soIae prop
erty with water lien against it under
the ordinance. he moved that the Col
lector be instructed to receive the wafer
rent since July lst, when the ordinance
was passed.
Tozer said that the law has been in
force for the past two years.
Kent moved that the matter lie over till
Monday night. Carried.
Lawton referred to the resolution di-
recting that the engineer of the water
works draw plans for such machinery as
is necessary to put the water works in
good condition.
He moved that the Mayor be requested
to see that the resolution be carried into
elect. Carried,
On motion of Devine the board ad-
journed.
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ESI IAMALkS AT MRS. HERMAN
ID DEZ'S, 11l2 Fourth street. Mexican
meals cooked to order; also Mexican beans.
Enchiiadas ser we'd on Sunday.
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DR. LAURELL'S REMEDTES-A SURE
~ cure for all female complaints; the
weakly woman's friend; @ harmless. simple
ana sure preventive; cure for paralysis, ST.
no pay; visit free within city limits. Call o.
address DIR. LAURELL, 9O7 * street.
Evening star., 1895-06-20

Gradually the English political system Is
being elevated to the level of American
politics. 1t is by no means strange that
this effect IS being produced by the inf1u-
ence OF woman, not necessarily the new
woman. but fair, gentle advocates of the
old school. backed by large bank accounts
and the prestige of having made creditable
matches among the English gentry. The
work of Lady Randolph Churchill, formerly
Miss Jerome of New York. has long been
matter of comment, but now her fame
as political manager is to be rivaled by
two new entries. Mrs. George N. Curzon
and Mrs. II. S. Naylor-Leyland. Mr.. Nay
lor-Leyland, who married Miss Jane Cham
berlain of Cleveland, recently resigned
from the House of Commons and is now
contesting the Southport seat with Mr..
Curzon, whose marriage with Miss Mary
Letter of Washington and Chicago was
but a recent event in social circles. So
Cleveland and Chicago are arrayed against
each other and there may be some element
of local pride infused into the campaign
which otherwise might be ordinarily
dull English affair.
Evening star., 1895-06-20

The Henry murder in Brooklyn bids fair
to become one of the great unsolved mys-
teries of this country. In many respects
it Is like the famous Nathan murder in
New York, which Is today refuta ton of
the adage that murder will out" A
wealthy father was then as now slain by
violent blows upon the head and suspicion
then as now rested upon son. The mo-
tive alleged in the Nathan case was not
as clearly defined as in the Henry case
nor were the charges pressed so closely to
the heir of the dead man. The reception
yesterday In Brooklyn of the verdict of the
coroner's jury declining to fix on the son
The responsibility was sensational in the
extreme and the decision appears to have
been popular. The efforts to detect the
murderer will. of course, be renewed. A
single crime of violence that goes unde-
tected and therefore unpunished is a great
disaster and is an influence for evil through
encouragement to criminal tendencies This
case. however, is yet young and may still be
marked by successful work by the Brook
lyn police. The latest instance of terrible
crime before this that has gone unavenged
is the celebrated case at Fall River Mass
where the aged Borden couple lost their
lives and fer which nobody up to date has
been punished.
Evening star., 1895-06-20

ordinate branch Of department, should
be subject to unreasonable changes without
reference to his qualifications, and great
harm has often been done by the dismissal
OF chiefs whose long service has made
them especially valuable and the substi-
tuition in their places of new men from the
outside who had necessarily to depend upon
their clerks to guide them in the conduct
of their business. OF all men the chief
should be best acquainted with the details of
the work. and an Intelligent administration
Of government is impossible if these i'm
portant officials are kept outside of the
merit system. This extension will be one
more step toward the attainment of the
ideal that should always be before the
Civil Service Commission, an ideal based
upon merit, efficiency and intelligence re-
gardless of all other considerations.
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GlndncSa.

How glad is the weary urban wight
When the rustic home he seeks,
When vacation time has heaved in sight
With loaf of several weeks.
How merrily sounds the breakfast bell
Ere the dew is off the glade;
How softly the peppers their sorrow tell
In the moist and mournful shade.
How glad he is for the morning sprint
To some hillocks dusty height.
How glad for the brooklet's dazzling CLINT
Where the fish will never bite.
How glad for the breakfast Of nice salt
pork
And the dinner of quite the same,
And the chances to help the farmer work
AS he gathers the golden grain.
How glad he is when at last he's held
In a train that is homeward bound;
How gladder than all that he's not COM
PEELED
To live there the whole year round.
Evening star., 1895-06-20

The correspondence passing between
Governor O'Ferrau of Virginia and the
Board of Trade committee the Jackson
City matter, which is published today in
The Star, shows that there is no ground
whatever for the impression that has been
entertained and expressed in some quarters
that Virginia's executive has shown bad
faith toward the local people. He has
given no reason for anybody to doubt the
sincerity of his intention to fulfill his
pledges, and when he has received the
promised evidence from the Washington
committee ne will doubtless labor faith
fully, promptly and successfully to destroy
the evil conditions which injure and dis
grace both Virginia and the national cap
ital
Evening star., 1895-06-20

ST. Whit. CE1armois
Gloves, 74c.
White Washable Chamois Skin Gloves.
6-button length, finest in the
market. For one day-Tomorrow LAlSs
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China Department.

l French China lea Set, 56 pieces. Reduced from
SIT. to $3.50
3 odd Slop Jars decorated. Reduced from $500
to 81 80 each.
1 Carlsbad Dinner Set. few pieces missing. Re-
duced from $1,000 to $500.
Carlsbad Ice Cream Platters. Reduced from
So 15 to 81 90 each.
Carlsbad Salad Dish Reduced from s10O to
SOC.
. French China Vegetable Dishes. covered. Re-
duced from S3OO to S1.50 each
$s95
2 French China Bon-Bon Boxes. Reduced from
50 so to 81 .25 each.
/ Royal Dresden Cake Plate. Reduced from S4O0
to $3.50.
G5 to SOC. each
1 odd Buster Dish, decorated. Reduced from so
70 25c.
3 Earthcn Cuspidors. Reduced from % to 15c.
each.
/ French Pottery Vase. Reduced from s1.00 to
25c.
/ German China Cracker Jar. missing. Re-
duced from % TO 25c.
81 odd Carlsbad China Saucers. Reduced to &c.
each.
9th floor. 10th st. bldg)
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Upholstery Department.

s15o -'N i''n' F-''' ~
White Table for child Reduced from 81. .25
to 1.5O.
4 Screens 3-fold 5-foot. Reduced from $3.50 to
81. 90 each.
1 pair White Irish Point Curtains. Reduced
from $450 to S3.75.
pair Eidcweiss Curtains. Reduced from $40 90
to $3.50.
pairs Nottingham Curtains, so.led. Reduced
from 1.75 to 81. 90 per pair.
u pair Chenille Porteres. Reduced from 81. .25
to $1.75.
u pair Tapestry Portieres. Reduced from s2.5
to $l.50
Short lengths Cretonne, Muslin, Silkaline and
Madras at half original prices.
tftn llOOr .11tn DlGS.D
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25c. Silk Mitts, EAc.
Warranted Pure SIX Mit,s Eo-
tomorrow-and one day only
perpair....................... per pair. H4c.
Evening star., 1895-06-20

CONTAINS AN ODD LOT OF AIL.-wOoL DRESS
GOODS. FROM 70 TO &c INCHES WIDE COM.
fRlSlNG CANVAS CLOTH, PLAIN AND LACE
ETC. THESE ORIGINALLY SOLD AT 81. 75c-,
SOC, AND NONE OF THEM LESS THAN 3Oc.,
But TO GET THEM OUT OF THE WAY QUICK
WE'VE MARKED THEM
Evening star., 1895-06-20
Shoe Department. .

pairs Women's oxfords. square toes, crimpet
vamps, patent tips Sizes 2ia.AA. 4AA. 4!a-AA
to 81 90 per pair.
pairs Women's Oxforls cloth tops. square toes
patent tips. Sizes 2h-AA, 3-AA, 3La-AA and 4-AA
Reduced from $50 to 81. 90 per pair.
s pairs Womens White Canvas 0xfords Size.
Reduced from S1.oO to soc. per pair.
: pairs Youths Patsnt ;,ns Leaths5 ,l 1 Lace Shoes
Reduced from $500 to 100 per pair.
pairs Boys Rnsset Grain oxfords. Sizes 4h-r
and Sd Reduced from s15o to S1.oo per pair
tips. Sizes 11ta-A. PA 13h-A. LA, lib. liz B.
12-B, 12h-B 13-B, 13l5-B. Reduced from S1.50 tt
81 90 per pair.
Evening star., 1895-06-20

1t Is sincerely hoped that the Civil Service
Commission will find it's way clear to such
an extension Of the rules, with the approval
Of the President, as will include the chiefs
and subchiefs of the Treasury Department
within the operations of the law which
makes merit the first consideration for ap-
pointment and retention In service. 1t has
long been a weak point in the departmental
system, even under the operations of the
civil service law, that the head Of a divi-
sion, upon whom rests all the RESPONSE
bility for the work performed by his sub
Evening star., 1895-06-20

The triangular arrangement of boards
around the trucks on cable cars, which, in
the early days of the bartender agitation,
was declared by the railroad to be the best
fender ever invented. does not appear to be
even an effective wheel-guard, if the reports
of the accident yesterday to the little news
boy who was thrown under the wheels Of
an avenue cable car are accurate The
carelessness of the boy himself in jumping
between the tracks does not condone the
failure of the wheel-guard to operate.
Evening star., 1895-06-20
Black Goods DeDartmnent.

.he piece.
594 yards Crepon. Reduced from $11.50 to $3.50
for the piece.
.Sss yards Grenadine. Reduced from s10.13 to
100 for the piece.
SIS yards Greuadine. Reduced from $6.75 to
81. rs for the piece.
yards Armure. Reduced from S2.60 to $500
for the piece.
81. yards Novelty Mohair. Reduced from s5.75
TO 81 IS for the piece.
Qst floor. Annex to 10th st. bldg }
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Women's Underwear Dept

pairs Cambria Drawers rufie of Hamburg,
tucks above, yoke band Reduced from 37la to 25c.
per pair.
pairs Muslin Drawers, extra size, deep hem,
tucks above, yoke band. Reduced from 3Tla to 25c.
per pair.
pairs Muslin Drawers, extra size. rufiie of
Hamburg tucks above, yoke band Reduced from
G5 to soc. per pair.
Fine India Lnon Dressing Sacques, two clusters
of fine tucks down front and back turnover collar
and cuffs of embroidery, rule of embroidery around
bottom. Size "a. Reduced from S1.25 to DOC. each.
cd floor. 10th st. bldg)
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Neat and Appropriate.

It's shame to make 'em take down
the trolley poles, after they have been to
so much trouble to put them up" remark
ed the corporation attache.
STILL replied the man with lugubrious
ideas, Il don't see any reason for keepin'
'em-unless you want 'em to stand instead
of tombstones for folks that Used to ride
on the line"
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Waist DeDartmlent

s Navy, Black, Pink and Cardinal SILK Waists.
Sizes 81, 34 IS and 40. Reduced from $500 to
Sl.95 each ~
10 Fancy Striped Wash silk Waists. Sizes SO,
IS and no. Reduced from So. 70 and 500 to 500
each. -
/ Ccrise Crepe SILK Waist. Size "a. Reduced
from So IS to S3.iS
l Light Pink CANA silk Waist. ecru lace inser-
ton. Size 81. Reduced from $3.50 to 500
Is Fine White Shirts, with pique and plain bo,
SONS. Nearly all sizes. Reduced from 81. .25 and
81. 10 53c. each.
10 Fine White India L!non Waists, trimmed with
co.ored embroidery, tucked front and back. Sizes
81, 81, 80 and IS. Reduced from S3.I5 to $1oO
each.
10 Fancy Duck Vests. Sizes 81, 81 and 10. Re-
duced from S1.50 to 3Sc. each.
(3d floor .......................10 10th st. bldg }
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FIisses' Department.

Mixed Cheviot Refers, two blue, one tan sizes
g. II and IA years Reduced from 500 to Sl.oO
each .
Navy Blue Cloth Dresses braid trimmed, lined
Sizes 10 and IA years. Reduced from S2Zo TO Sl.o1
each
10 Fine Guimpes, embroidery trimmed Sizes T.
and s years. Reduced from $1.Oo and Sl.2o to
soc. each.
Pink and Blue Striped Madras Blouse Waists.
Sizes 10 and II years. Reduced from Sl2o 10 4sc.
each.
l table of High-class Madras and Scotch Cham
bray Dresses, embroidery and ribbon trimmed
Sizes TO 10 years. Rcduced from slo.oo SlZ-oO
and $1,000 to 500 each.
(3d floor .11th st. bldg
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Picture Department.

3 Double Photographs. 10x17, white frames. Re-
duccd from 75 to SOC. each.
2 Photographs. 11xl4. slightly damaged. gilt
frames Reduced from 95 to soc. each.
l Photograph, fancy white frame. Reduced from
800 to $500 p
2 Fruit Pictures, 2Ox24, oak frames. Reduced
from 81 so to $l.0O each.
i Etching, white and gilt frame. Reduced from
81. 80 to 9Jc.
French Figures, gilt frames and mats. Re
duccd from So. 90 to 95c each.
Evening star., 1895-06-20
ETomsefurnishif1g

Stepiadder. 3-foot. Reduced from 81 Is to 75c.
Glass Oil Cans. Reduced from % to 15c each.
1 Portable Clothes Rack. Reduced from 100 to
S1.50.
2 Japanned Chamber Pals. Reduced from % to
1Sc. each.
/ Granite Iron Chamber Pail Reduced from 81 IS
to 90.
1 Granite Iron Tea Kettle reduced from $40
TO 81. 90; 1 reduced from S1.50 to Toe.
Granite Iron Coffee Boiler, large size. Reduced
from 81 so to 90c.
/ Granite Iron Coffee Boiler. Reduced from 81 90
to CSC
Granite Iron Preserving Kettle. Reduced from
81 81 to Coo.
Granite Iron Coffee Pot, 3-quart. Reduced from
S1.15 to Coo.
Granite Iron Preserving Kettle, 3-quart. Re-
duced from As to 30c.
I5th floor ......................1 .11th st. bldg)
Evening star., 1895-06-20

The report that c. H. ]. Taylor has dis
played anxiety about his position indicates
a very suspicious nature after the trials
to which the Presidents constancy to this
protege has been subjected and has en-
dured without flinching.
Evening star., 1895-06-20

Jerry Simpsons farm is said to be Of
rather an inferior quality. But that should
not be a encouragement. There is no reason
why Kansas should not undertake to get
crops from poor materials. She has GER
tainly tried the experiment often enough
in craftsmanship.
Evening star., 1895-06-20
Art Emn nbroide-v Dent.

/ Stamped Linen Tea Cloth. hemstltched 36x36
inches Reduced from So 90 to $500.
Satin Pin Cushions. Reduced from so to 35c.
each.
Stamped Mouchoir Case. Reduced from 75 to
SOC.
Fancy Glove Box. Reduced from 1.25 to 75c.
Brown Denim Pillow Cover embroidered in
white. Reduced from % TO so.
II Stamped Doylies. Reduced from to &c. each.
list floor
Evening star., 1895-06-20
Glass Ware Department.

GLASS Ware Department.
odd Water Glasses, decorated. Reduced from
i Fruit stand with cover. Reduced from S1.O0 to
zoe.
/ Fruit Stand Reduced from 20 to 10c.
/ Imitation Cut Vase. Reduced from Is to DC.
Cut Glass Claret jug, damaged. Reduced from
i Cut Glass Claret jug, damaged. Reduced from
S150 to $3.50.
l Table Mirror Reduced from $3.50 to Sf.15.
to 35c.
1 Imitation Cut Berry Bowl. Reduced from %
to 19c.
18th floor. 10th st. bldg