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Evening star., 1895-06-13

Barring the element of the weather,
fore pretty nearly certain to be disagree
able, there is every reason to expect that
the encampment Of the National Guard of
the District, which begins today at Fort
Washington, will be a great success and
will prove to be of considerable benefit to
ness men of Washington and for their in
telligent appreciation of the benefits they
derive from the presence of this well Or
ganized force in the community that fully
one thousand of the thirteen hundred MEM
bers of the guard found themselves at lib
erty to attend the encampment. The day
when amateur soldering attracted young
men by the glitter of gaudy uniforms and
the thoughtless applause of onlookers has
long since passed and the militiaman gen.
orally realizes that his is a serious avo-
cation, made so by the fact that the best
interests of the community may at any
time be entrusted to him for protection.
The encampment is a necessity. 1t teaches
well the lesson of endurance and patience
under difficulties and does more than any
other thing to make the citizen soldiery a
safe and stable part of the population. The
ten days spent at Fort Washington will be
profitable in more ways than one and the
merchants who have sacrificed little to
enable their employees to go to the camp
will some day draw heavy interest for this
slight investment.
Evening star., 1895-06-13

Hardly week passes nowadays without
the smashing of an idol by some scientific
iconoclast The other day attention was
called to the demolition of the popular be-
lief that Mars is a congenial neghbor, and
might some day be annexed to the earth.
and Joined in sort of planetary partner
ship. Now comes a rude physician and
chemist, asserting that beef tea, that staple
means of ustaining tine strength of the
sick, is not a nourishiug food. and that
often invalids are starved by being kept on
regular diets of beef tea and similar pro-
ductions. He writes in the March issue of
Modern Medicine" that the chemical
action through which the ingredients of
beef compounds necessarily pass has not
only deleterious effect upon their nourish-
ing qualities, but also in some cases rem
ders them positively injurious to the health
OF the consumer. One chemist has ascer-
tanned that bouillon contains much less
than one per cent of gelatin, which is said
TO be the sole element of nutrition that
beef can yield to boiling water. This is
partly so from natural causes, and partly
from the necessity of preventing too much
gelatin from being retained, as that sub
stance is in high degree liable TO putre-
factive changes. The other constituents
products Of food-stuffs," which phrase has
undeniably a repellant, appetite-discour-
aging sound.
Evening star., 1895-06-13

The householders of Washington, as well
as the business men, will have oppor-
tunity tomorrow to show their patriotism
by displaying the national colors from their
roofs and windows in commemoration of
what Is now established as flag day"
There is no expense of consequence attached
to such a display. and the lesson that is
taught by general unfurlins of the flag
simultaneously all over the country is a
good and wholesome one. For many rea-
sons it is well that the people should learn to
lcok upon the hag as emblematIc of the
good there is in fixed government, and this
symbol can be strengthened by a regular
observance of an established custom on the
part of all classes of citizens. Were flag
day more generally known and recognized
such instances as that which occurred in
Montana the other day, when a number of
members of the National Guard used the
stars and stripes as a target for rifle prac-
tice, would become unknown. Fortunately,
there is an inherent respect among most
Americans for the flag, and these rash
young men, who thus expressed their con-
tempt for the banner. very lonely
specimens of their kind. Let the capital
city of the nation tomorrow be ablaze with
the red. white and blue and set a good
example to all other communities through
out the land
Evening star., 1895-06-13

durance and other admirable qualities, but
it seems to be settled that machinery will
eventually drive the horse for general
transportation purposes from the streets
and the roads. The tendency Of course is
to cheaper the market value of the animal
and. to enable people to ride who have
never before been able to afford this lux
ury. So whatever the result Of the
competition between the best methods OF
surface transportation, the firal effect will
be the betterment of personal conditions
and a general tightening of the burden of
living. Just at present IL seems as though
the perfect automatic bicycle or road car
riage is more of a goal for the inventor
than the flying machine. yet those who
believe shat the former will surely be
achieved are no more numerous than the
people who are firm in their faith that the
present age Of invention will not close be-
fore human fight has become an estab-
lished fact.
Evening star., 1895-06-13

A great deal is being done in Europe in
perfecting the automatic road vehicle or
"horseless carriage" rs they call il across
.be water and much interest is being man.
ifested in a race recently run between
upwards Jf score of these machines that
are running from Paris to Bordeaux and
return. There are several steam and cleo
tric bicycles or carriages now being ex-
perimented with and slowly perfected and
mechaniciaas firmly believe that in a short
time automatic bicycling will be not only
possible but common. Slowly but surely
horses are being abandoned as a means of
travel Their use in cities has decreased
at 4 surprising rate in the last few years,
md what with the development of the
bicycle and automatic vehicles and the
great spread of electric and cable methods
OF transportation, the day Is seen coming
when the horse will be fairly rated as an
old fashioned piece Of property. when re-
Carded as merely a source Of motive power.
OF course this beautiful animal will never
lie l'sa 10. ed for its grace. strength. en-
Evening star., 1895-06-13

Slowly but surely the rapid transit street
car companies Of the District are being
driven into a corner by the law, and in a
short time they will be finally forced to
equip all their cars with protective tenders
or pay for the privilege of running without
those obviously necessary attachments.
They have been treated with great leniency
and consideration from the beginning. The
District Commissioners have -given them
every opportunity to meet the requirements
Of the regulations without being put to ex-
traordinary expense or Inconvenience, and
have been generous to the corporations
even to the verge of being unjust to the
public, for whose safety and protection the
regulations were very properly issued. The
experience of the roads in the Police Court
shows that the Commissioners have not ex-
ceeded their authority, and while the court
is disposed to grant additional time 1T is
clear that the roads cannot longer evade
the regulations. and must soon comply with
them in every respect or pay heavy penal
ties for noncompliance Some Of the ex-
cuses that the corporations gave for their
failure to equip their cars with tenders
within the time specified by the Commits
siohers were ridiculous. Judge Kimbalrs
grant of the extension of time asked de-
prives the companies of every possible
ground for the complaint that they have
been harshly treated unduly pressed by
the authorities. If the cars Were no faster
in speed than the process of putting fend-
ers upon them has proved to be they would
hardly fall under the designation of rapid
transit vehicles, but as this Is a compara-
lively recent movement in street railway
reform, there will be cause for congratula
ton if all the cable and electric cars have
been provided with these safeguards even
at the times now finally fixed by Judge
Kimball for the penalties of the law to take
effect.
Evening star., 1895-06-13
Suit DeDartrment.

10 Figured Duck Vests. Sizes 81, "a and ~. Re
duced from 81 80 to $50. each
10 Striped Madras and PercaIe Waists. Reduced
from 81. 20 and $l.50 to 3Sc. each.
II Fine White Iaundered shirts, plain pique and
fancy open-work bosolns. Nearly all sizes. Re
duced from 81 % and S1.75 to 59c. each.
Black silk Waists, large sleeves, Norfolk plaits
front and back. Sizes 81, SO, 10 and A.. Reduced
from $500 to 81 .a5 each
l3 Fancy Striped silk Waists, light colors Sizes
80 IS and 40. Reduced from S3Io and $500 to
$3.50 each.
2 Cerlse silk Crepe Waists. large balloon sleeves
Sizes 80 and 5S Reduced froIn Sc. 10 to S36s each
railor-made Novelty Cloth Separate Skirts Re
duced from $3.50 and $500 to 5000 each.
Black Chcviot Serge Suit, cutaway jacket, wide
skirt. Size 40. Reduced from 5000 to SI.25
t3d floor. 10th bldg
Evening star., 1895-06-13
China Department.

Carlsbad Dinner Set. 1O2 pieces, sauce boat
damaged and few pieces missing. Reduced from
$50 to $500.
Decorated Toilet Set, 70 pieces slightly dam
aged. Reduced from S25. 90 to $1,000.
1 Patent Bowl and Pitcher. Reduced from s.. 90
TO SIPS.
French China Ice Cream Set, 13 pieces. Re-
duced from 5000 $500
l pair Bisque Candelabra. Reduced from S35 90
to $500.
1 French China Fish Set, q pieces. Reduced
from S55. 90 to S35 90.
10 Decorated English China Cups and Saucers
Reduced from 20 to 10c. each.
Is Individual Vegetable Dishes Reduced from
10 to Sc. each
2 English Porcelain Flower Holders Reduced
from 50 25 to 75c. each
English Porcelain Bon Bon Basket. Reduced
from 50. IS to S1.00
Royal Worcester Bread and Butter Plates.
Reduced from 50. 25 to 81 .Oa each.
Bisuue Ornament Reduced from $500 to s1oO.
9th floor. 10th St bldg !
Evening star., 1895-06-13
Black Goods Department.

2A Yards 45-inch All-silk Crepon Grenadine Re.
duced from So. 90 to 81. 30 for the piece
yards 45-inch Mohair Crepon. Reduced from
5000 to So. 80 for the piece.
yards 45-inch SILK and Wool Crepon Reduced
from S13. 20 to $500 for the piece.
Az yards 42nch silk and Wool Henrietta Re-
duced from S8.19 to $500 for the piece.
5A Yards 40-inch Shower-proof Crepon. Reduced
from S11. so to 80. 90 for the piece.
3b yards 43-inch Gray Scotch Frieze. Reduced
from 43S to So. 10 for the piece.
81 wards b4-inch Mohair Brilliantine. Reduced
from Sc 56 to $3.50 for the piece
10 Yards q inch In Elack K and White Challie. Re-
1ai yards 45-inch Nuns Yelling for wells. Re
duccd from So. 80 to $1.75 for the piece.
1st floor. Or..............A Annex to 10th st. bldg }
Evening star., 1895-06-13
Otherwise Engaged.

Sorry for you, Cuba, but we cannot help
you out;
We favor independence In our hearts with
out a doubt;
But you'll have to keep your courage up
and play your hand alone,
And don't feel hard, because, you see.
we've troubles Of our own.
Thermometers are climbing 10 100 in the
shade,
While the populists are priInirg for silver
fusllade
We have to watch John Bulls designs on
each and every zone,
So don't feel hard, dear Cuba. we have
troubles of our own.
Evening star., 1895-06-13
HOusefmrnishin~ Dent.

Large Coffee Boiler Reduced from 81 go to
S100.
Large Japanned Bread Boxes. Reduced from
CO to SOC. each
Steel Enameled Cuspidor. Reduced from 15 to
Soc.
Japanned Water Carriers Reduced from so
to 33c. each.
2 Japanned Slop Jars. Reduced from so to 33c
each.
Five O'Clock Tea Kettle and Stand Reduced
from 81. so to $500.
2 Wash Boilers. tin bottom No. g. Reduced
from 60 to SOC. each.
1 Carpet Sweeper. Reduced from So 90 to 50 25
Towel Rollers. with Comb Cases. Reduced
from 30 TO 25c. EACH
(5th floor. .11th St bldg
Evening star., 1895-06-13

There is no uncertain note in the procls-
nation just issued by the President of the
United States warning all American citi-
zens to keep their hands off the fight now
in progress in the Island of Cuba. 1t is
timely document ard may somewhat tend
to check the spirit of interference which
some restless souls in this country always
exhibit whenever there Is a domestic broil
within reach Of these shores. Whatever
may be the popular or the true definition
of "Americanisrn," that term certainly does
not include active intermeddlng by our
citizens with the trials and tribulations of
foreign governments, where our own inter-
ests not materially and closely in
volved. The widespread sympathy of indi-
vidual Americans with the Cubans in their
struggle for republican institutions cannot
of cause affect our governments course
toward a friendly nation. 1t is the govern
ment's duty to make these admonitory
proclamations and announcements and all
good Americans should of course heed the
warhing-at least to the extent of refrain
ing from violations of the neutrality laws.
Evening star., 1895-06-13

Those who thought to see the new
steamer st. Louis break all records on her
maiden trip across the Atlantic should not
be too bitterly disappointed, for it was not
expected by those who knew the conditions
that she would do as well as she did. AS
1t was, her performance was marvellous for
a new ship, which is always stiff in the
parlance of engineers, and is therefore not
at her best. To exceed the records Of the
Paris and New York on their first trips was
to accomplish wonders
Evening star., 1895-06-13
Picture Denartnent.

Paintings on wood. Reduced from $3.50 to 95c
each.
2 Water CoIors gilt frames and mats. Reduced
from 81 80 to 81 90 each.
Fruit Picture, 20x24. fancy white frame Re
duced from 81. .95 to 81 90
Pastel. white and gilt frame. Reduced from
$500 to S2.95.
2 French Pictures. gilt frames Reduced from
81 95 to CSC. each.
l White Easel. damaged. Beduced from s2.9 to
25c.
Engraving, 2c124. oak frame. Reduced from
$195 to s1.O0
I Pink Frame, 251so. Reduced from $3.50 to
s195.
q Unframed Engravings. Reduced to &c each
9th floor. 10th st. bldg }
Evening star., 1895-06-13
Cloak Department,

q AI-wool Cloth Tailor-made Jackets tan, navy
ana biack. Sizes 32, 36 and IS. Reduced from
$1,000 and $3.50 to $2.?5 each.
o All-wool Navy Blue Serge Blazer Jackets, full
sleeves Sizes 81. SO and 10 Reduced from s.. 90
Lace-trmmed Moire SIX Cape, finished with
ail-silk ribbon and jet. Reduced from $500 to
S11.OO.
table Of All-wool Tailor made Cloth Jackets,
black and navy, some silk lined. Nearly all sizes.
Reduced from $3.50 ard $1,000 TO ST. 10 each.
Evening star., 1895-06-13
Wash Goods Dent.

40 remnants Swivel Silk Gingham, to 03.
yards. Reduced from 90 to 25c. per yard.
30 remnants Jaconet Lawn. Reduced from 12L
to 1Oc. yard.
10 remnants 36-inch Percale. Reduced from 121a
to Zoe. per yard.
30 remnants Princess Duck. Reduced from 12h
10 1Oc. per yard
. remnants Fine American Gingham. Reduced
from 12la TO 10c. per yard
DIST floor. 10th st bldg !
Evening star., 1895-06-13

Commodore Sicards order that officers at
the Brooklyn navy yard shall not wear
taL-coored shoes should bring forth
wcrd of sympathy and protest from Sena
tor Call There is getting to be altogether
too much disposition in this country to
discriminate against a man because of the
way he clothes his feet. Why should the
United States Senator be deprived of his
blue hose and the naval officer of his
yellow shoes when the unnecessary dude
arrays himself with whatsoever style Of
apparel his fancy chooses?
Evening star., 1895-06-13
A Forgotten PhiIanthropist.

"But there's one man. said the scientist,
who is also a practical person. whose
labors as a collector have not been recog-
nized for their full value. 1t is to him
that the people owe their health and COM
fort to an extent which they fail to ac-
knowledge"
Whom do you mean?' asked his col
league.
THE garbage collector"
Evening star., 1895-06-13
ART Embroidery Dept.

Embroidered Satin Pillow Covers Reduced
from 81. % to S1.50 each.
3 Canvas Pillow Covers. Reduced from 70 to loc.
each. -
Soc. each. --.
2 Laundry Bags Reduced from 80 to 35c. each.
2 STAMPED Linen Glove Cases. Reduced from 80
8 Stamped Rep Table Covers Reduced from 25
to 15c each - -
Qst floor. ...........lst annex
Evening star., 1895-06-13
Infants Department.

Cream Crepon Short Coats. trimmed with rib
hon rosettes, lined throughout with silk Reduced
from $3.50 to $500 each.
1 Imported Washstand. with Toilet Set of six
pieces decorated In Kate Greenaway pattern. Re
drced from Sl3.I5 to $1,000
2 China SOAP Dishes. pink and blue. Reduced
from 81. 10 TO 50c. each.
!! Nninsook Long Slips yoke of fine tucks ruffie
around neck and sleeves. Reduced from si.O0 10
CSC. each.
ed foor. 10th ST bldg ,
Evening star., 1895-06-13
1 linen DeRarfmenlt.

10 yards Imperial Rep. Reduced from $500 to
81. 10 for the piece.
for the piece.
3 yards Military suting, black. Reduced from
81 .05 to Soc. for the piece.
3N yards Best Galatea, blue striped Reduced
from 81 20 to- 81 90 for the piece.
~ yards Imperial Rep. Reduced from S2.25 to
S1.25 for the piece.
ed floor .1lth ST. bldgD
Evening star., 1895-06-13

Bismdrcb's speeches are said to be getting
better he grows older. It Is to be hoped,
however, that the chancellor will not try
to add to the laurels of the great statesman
those of the popular after-dinner talker
Success in either field should be sufficient
Evening star., 1895-06-13
An Incentive.

'It looks to me as if they had been hurry
ing that public building little" said the
man who only gets to Washington occas-
slonally.
"Oh, yes They had to do it so as to get
wall high enough to make shade to rest
Under"
Evening star., 1895-06-13
Bows Department.

13 Flannel Blouses draw string at bottom. Re-
duced from 30 to 29c. each
u Straw Hats. Reduced from 55 TO 25c. each.
II Yacht Caps blue and checked all-wool flannel.
Reduced from - to lie. each. IL reduced from 35
to 14c. each. 81 reduced from 80 to 13c. each IL
reduced from $1.0O to 39c. each.
= Comhina tion Suits. Sizes IL and IA. Reduced
from 81 80 to 90 each.
Blue Flannel Suits. Sizes 8. II, 13 and Is
years Reduced from S3.75 to $500 each.
I'D floor 10th st. bldg
Evening star., 1895-06-13
Girls Department.

Figured Duck Skirts. Sizes @. S, 10 and II
years Reduced from SSc. to Csc. each.
S Children's Gingham Guimpe Dresses. Sizes 4,
6, and u years. Reduced from 1Jc. to 19c. each.
6 Striped Madras Blouse Waists, deep sailor col
lars. Sizes 10, II and IA years. Reduced from
81 % to J3c. each. Ht
5 Mixed Novelty Cloth Capcs inlad velvet col
lars. Reduced from $500 to So. rs each.
Evening star., 1895-06-13
Wrapper Department.

Dark Striped Wash Wrappers. Sizes 81, 81 and
36 keinced from 81 % to 59c. each.
Figured S1tine Wrappers. Size 36. Reduced
from S1.50 to 7Sc. each.
. Figured PerCale 2-piece Dresses. Sizes 80, 81,
36 and IS. Reduced from $500 to Sl.50 each.
Ali-woo Gray Striped Flannel Wrapper, pinkei
embroidered edge. Size So. Reduced from So. 10
to $500.
Evening star., 1895-06-13
CUTLERY Department.

6 Razors Reduced from 81 65 to 81 90 each
pairs Fine Horse Clippers Reduced from $500
to 81 90 each. -
Tape Measure, 10 IT., In heavy leather case.
Reduced from $3.50 to 500.
Morocco Cases for razors. Reduced from $l.OO
to soc. each. ~ "
list floor. 49,. .lltn ST. bluSD
Evening star., 1895-06-13

The free coinage convention has not, as
yet, compelled the Memphis hotel keepers
to do business on ratio of sixteen guests
to one room.
Evening star., 1895-06-13
A Fancied Monopoly.

Alas, the stock of common sense
In this great world is small,
And every person seems to think
He has it nearly all.
Evening star., 1895-06-13

Russell Sage is once more called upon
to deny the allegation that clerks in his
employ are expectd to do duty as dyna-
mite-fenders in an emergency
Evening star., 1895-06-13
Upholstery Department.

White Enameled Chair for child. Reduced
from $500 to S15u.
White Enameled Table to match chair Re-
dncod from 2.25 To Sl.5O.
= Oak Screens. 3-foid. five feet high. mounted in
/: Tapestry Porticres, 5O-inch Reduced from
$40 10 81 90 each.
3 pairs White Nottingham Curtains Reduced
from 81. 80 to S1.O0 per pair.
,
Evening star., 1895-06-13
rlmslim Underwear Dent.

Women's Fine Cambria Gowns, square yoke
back and front of fine Valencennes lace and main
sock Insertion Valenciennes lace around neck and
sleeves Reduced from $3.50 to 81 IS each.
pairs Women's Fine Cambria Drawers, deep
yoke band. Reduced from 10 TO 50c. per pair.
I'D floor. 10th st. bldg.)
Evening star., 1895-06-13

Secretary Herbert in his address to an
Alabama College showed that he considers
1t entirely safe for a member of the cabi-
net to interpret the administrators views
on the American flag.
Evening star., 1895-06-13
Blanket Department,

pairs ia Summer Blankets. socd. Reduced
from $500 to 500 per pair
Iair III California Blankets imperfect Re-
diced from 500 81 75
2 summer Lap Robes. slightly damaged. Re-
duccd from 81 75 to $500 each
Down Comfort soiled. Size 6xG feet. Re-
duced to S3.G5
Sun Shades for horses heads. Reduced to 5oc
each.
ed floor. Observation-Disclosures. st bldg
Evening star., 1895-06-13
Underwear.

pairs Women's White Lisle Eluestrienne Tights
Small size. Reduced from % to Toe. per pair.
10 Women's Gauze Vests high neck, short sleeves
Size 26. Reduced from 80 to 2:c. each.
10 Children's Swiss Ribbed Lisle Vests high neck.
long sleeves. Sizes 8, and years. Reduced from
% to 25c. each.
DIST floor. 1909 st. bldg)
Evening star., 1895-06-13
Children's Underwear.

Skirts on bands. hand-kn suitable for country
wear Reduced from S1.O0 TO Soc each.
Cambria Skirts waists, deep hemstitched
hem well made. Reduced from IS to Soc each.
pairs Canton Flannel Night Drawers, fine Ham
burg around neck and sleeves. Reduced from 81 90
to 25c. per pair.
cd floor ..Ret 10Th and I'm st hId,s ,
Evening star., 1895-06-13
Hosiery Department

13 pairs Women's Black Cotton Hose double
soles high splIced heels Size foot, extra size
legs. Reduced from 80 to 25c. per pair.
20 pairs Chidren's Tan and Cardinal silk Hose,
RIchelieu ribbed. Sizes to Sta. Were S5c. to
81 10. Reduced to 5Oc. per pair.
Evening star., 1895-06-13
Ruthless.

'Cholly believes in himself thoroughly"
said one girl.
YES" replied the other; hes so cred
ulous"
Evening star., 1895-06-13

Considering the ease with which Spain
declared she was suppressing the Cuban
revolt she is bes:cwns a good deal Of
money and attention on the enterprise.
Evening star., 1895-06-13
Glove DeDarGmemt,

II pairs Womens Chamos Gloves natural color,
6 and S-button length Sizes 5h, OK and 6h Re
duccd from 81 90 10 SOC. per pair.
pairs Women's Black Biarritz Gloves. Sizes 5a
and 5al. Reduced from 81 90 to soc. per pair.
Qst floor .11th ST. annex. }
Evening star., 1895-06-13
Handkerchief Dent,

10 Women's All-linen Handkerchiefs. scalloped O
hem stitched, colored embroidery. Reduced from q
to 1S". each, for 81 .OO
1G japanese SILK Han,ikerchiefs, scalloped col
ored or white embroidery. Reduced from 12Ik L
Sc each.
ust floor, od annoy
Evening star., 1895-06-13
Mems Department.

% pieces White Lise Underwear. Shirts, "a.
3G and As. Drawers, 3S. Reduced from S1.e5 to
zoe gai ment.
II pairs Natural Wool Drawers. summer weight
per pair.
"a Washable Club Ties, assorted patterns. Re
duced from 10 to &c. each.
16 Worsted Gymnasium Shirts white, y sleeves
Sizes 81, SO. IS and 40. Soiled Reduced from
s.. 90 TO SOC. each.
Sleeveless Rowing Shirts. blue and red stripes
Sizes 81, 3S and 10. Reduced from 81. 90 to 6Oc.
each.
DIST floor .......,.,.....,..,,1OO 1907 T st, bldg \
Evening star., 1895-06-13
Corset Demartrmerlfa

@ pairs &C F." Bias Corsets white and black,
long waist real whalebone. Sizes % and &c. Re-
duCed from s.. rs to $500 per pair.
3 pairs Il c." Corsets, long waist. heavily boned,
spoon busk Sizes 10 and q. Reduced from 81 90
to 81. 90 per pair. -
Evening star., 1895-06-13
Like u Wo1nan's "No."

From the Detroit Free Press.
The letter "I'' in the Chinese language
has 145 ways OF being pronounced, and
each pronunci alton has different meaning
Evening star., 1895-06-13
One Last ADueal.
From the Putfalo Express.

flApIeSs
We cede to woman the bicycle and the
bloomer; but we maintain that even O
woman on wheel looks better II she have
an escort. Nothing makes a woman look
more womanly than to have q man along.
Evening star., 1895-06-13
White Goods Department

. O. remnants White Seersucker. to 12 yards.
Reduced from 10 to &c. per yard.
3 remnants Plain Dmity. blue green and navy,
II yards each. Reduced from IS to 10 2-3c. per
yard.
I'D floor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 11th st. bldR1
Evening star., 1895-06-13

1t Is now suspected that the Tamman,
tiger Is q 'possum.