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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

Dy virtue OF certain deed of trust,
dated 10th October. 1871, OF record III
the clerks office HenricO County court,
Deed Book rs, Is. page 20, deialil "t
Inc been made In the payment OF the
note therein secured. and being re4Ale1
SEQ 20 do by the beneficiary, 1 VIA hti
by auction, upon the premises, GA
MONDAY, the 18Th Day Of July, i,'5'
al e o'clock T.. st.. that LOT oF
LAND Win tho improvements thereon,
situated M the southeast corner 81
Thrty-nrst auI streets. The l0t
has a front OF 80 by Ia feet 90 au aiey
Dos feet vide. THE evenings are IONS,
and lt may have been long since you
purchased "a bargain, SO como 10 inns
sale ami make up llI lost time.
TERMS. Cash as io expenses OF i-if
ana note OF SOS. with interest thereon
tiii paid. tine residue as may ne named
an time Of sale. EDWARD :. IoSL.
.yll-td trustee
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The funeral Of Mrs. Fannie Munfori,
xrhosc death on Tuesday was announced
in yesterdaya Times. took place from the
Jsirsi Presbyterian church yeslcla3, e''n-
3us At O'Clock. and was largely attend
81.
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BY j.. y. Chafnn & Co, Incorporated
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
No. north Tenth street

+, OMAIssIONER's AUCTION SALE
y or HOUSE AND LOT No Nia b.
CIIANAN STREET, IN TIE CITY Of
RICHMOND. VA.
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By Dudley * Gray,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneefs,
. north Eleventh street

By Dudley & Gray
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers'
. north Eleventh street
1, Ow1uSSlONERs AUCTION SALE
or THAT ATTRACTIVE ilE1E:
or IMPROVED REAL ESTATE on
THE WEST SIDE on NDti n
SEVENTH STREET. AND DEsi,-
N6R iTfii siHvENTH srREET. - TIE
CITY OF RICHMOND, A.
Julia Harris.................... .llainiln'
Julisna s. smith and als....Defcndants
In~he Law and Equity Court of tae city
of Richmond decree July >. $500.
In execution Of decree In ihc above
mentioned suit the undersigned, thereby
appointed for the purpose VIII ten h5
auction, 90 the highest bidder on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JULY Il, lS95.
at $50 p. ~. the property located as
above being "all that lot Witn the frame
dwelling thereon, situated ON the vest
side of Seventh street. Dcslnnn5 '' ltrl
south of Preston street. thence running
southwardly and fronting thereon VI
feet and running back l-i feet 10 1n
alley j. feet wide.
This property is IN good renting lochl-
itv and daily enhancing IN value, and
viii Weld handsomely as an investment
TERMS. Enough in cash 10 deirdy cost
Of sun and sale and taxes due on the
property. and the balance or purcnase-
money on a credit OF six AMI tWelFe
months. Tor negotiable notes. with interest
added from day OF SALE and title retaiA-
ga unW conveyance is ordered by tie
Court. II. A.. ATKINSON, JR,
SAMUEL d. DAVIES,
Special Commissioners.
Julia Harris, plaintiff. against J. Y.
smith and ais. defendants I'm the
Law and Equity Court OF city ~ IlcA-
moud.
T. j.. Winston. clerk OF said court.
certify that tine bond required OF tic
special commissioners boy the decree in
said cause of July :. 1885, has been Hiven.
Given under my hand this lvin july
1895 Il. j. WINSTON.
iX11-It
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by Chewing * Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No q north Tenth street.

~ RUsTEEs AUCTION SALE or \
/ HOUSE AND LOT TIllkIl-t lh7I
AND : STREETS.
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Chewing & Rose. Auciioneers.
- RUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
COAL LANDS rs kANAWHA
COUNTY, W. va.

NDA.N ] ] W. -.
Ry virtue Of a deed OF trust Yom The
ola Dominion Coal ana Iron Allulf5 ana
Manufacturing Company 20 me uuNei-
signed. dated October go, 1851. ana zee
crra-d ia Trust Deed Book 40. .. pa-"
49, of the land records OF kanaWha
county. w. Va, conveying 90 The under
si-ucd his heirs and assigns. d.. ltli7
hereinafter described, 10 secure iAe pas
mcnt of three bonds of tht SAID toH-
pauy for 5000 each. with interest. ana
hy request In writing OF the holder al
said bonds. the same being overdue ana
unpaid, the undersigned VIII. on
TUESDAY, the sd Day Of July, 1895,
at the office Of Chewing < Rose, auc-
uunCers, iu the city of Eichmohl, ar
az ~ O'Clock 81. proceed 10 sell py aus
ton all that certain TRAIT or LAM
situated ON the east side az Paint ,ieaN,
in Kanawha county. w. Va. ana n.tr
kaIaWha river containing ILl-N fN
HUNDRED AND StN EN ACRES, ana
that certain other TRACT or LAND
lying on the kuuawhd river, and in tie
said county. and supposed 90 contain
TWELVE ACRES, and that certain
other TRACT OF LAND, situated in
the said county and containing dnnAl
TWELVE ACRES. and lying on the
south side of the kanaWha river a5
the same are more definitely referred
10 fla the said trust deed. the sad lands
being rich in deposits of the finest spAnt
coal.
THE TERMS OF SALE ARE AS FOL
LfjWS. The purchaser snali pay Vhr
fourth In cash, OF which amount the tur-
chaser shall pay $500 at the time the
property h. knocked down 90 him. The
remaining thfee-fourths of the purchase
money shall Doe divided into three equal
sums. for which the purchaser shali ti'e
his three negotiable notes. payable ice
spectivcly. al six. twelve. and clshie %
months after date. with interest al he
rate of 6 per cent. per annum, unul pald'
10 the order OF the undersigned. and fe-
cured hv "a decd of trust Ola tine PROPERTY
sold. il The terms of sale aIe not COM
piled with in twenty days from the nay
of sale. the undersigned reserves tho
rieht 10 resell the property on nNc nals
notice. at the risk and cost OF the uc-
WILLIAM 4. MAURY,
f,to4d trustee.
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linden decree Of Tho Chancery Count
OF the cify Of Richmond. entered june
-. 1876 the undersigned, who has been
therein appointed q special commissioner
for the purpose. will sell uy plDAc "ue-
ton. on the premises. Oh
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BY a. y. Apperson x Coz
Real Estate Agents.

4 UCTfON SALE OF FRAME DWELL
y ING AT THE
SOI-THW EST CORNER OF PINE AND
BEVERLY STREETS 90. 300.
At the request Of the owner, We VIII
sell hy auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY, JULY i, 1895,
nj o'clock T.. NJ, the Aforementioned
SOUTH PINE STREET CORNER
PROPERTY. The dwelling contains o.
rooms The lot fronts 30 feet and runs
back l45 feet 10 an alley 20 feet Slle.
Those desiring a snug nome or safe
Investment should attend this sale
TERMS. One-third cash; balance IN siH,
twelve, and eighteen months, interest
added. and trust decd.
A. b. APPERS0N X co,
iyll-td AucuOnccrs.
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LAW SCHOOL

WASHINGTON ANpLLE UNINERSlTN,
LENINGTON, VIRGINIA.
Opens Sept. H. For catalogue address
JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER, Dean.
jy1l-th. sa&tu26t
GUNNER CLASSES ~ ENGLISH
y JULY 18TH i've weeks. Ladies' all
miucl. Address Professor GARNET i
University of Virginia. jyg-tu. tins sujt*
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at o'clock J.. ~. that certain REAL
ESTATE described IN said decree, aa
follows. That certain LOT, PIECE. OK
PARCEL, OF LAND. with the improve
monts thereon, lying and being in the city
OF Richmond. fronting twenty gu
feet ON The north line OF Federal lDA-
chanau) street and running back between
parallel lines one hundred and twenty
four feet six inches l2i GID 90 an alley
H. feet a. inches wide.
TERMS. One-fOurth IN cash, ana the
residue upon three equal credits OF siA,
twelve and eighteen months, purchase
10 give his negotiable notes iof neiciit,
payments Of purchase-money. Win Ieshi
interest added from day OF sale. ana
title retained until whole OF plrcnhse-
money is paid and conveyance ordered
by the Court. MEADE HAShlNS'
Special COmmls Toner.
r. -. CHAFFIN q CO, Incorporated
Auctionecrs.
Warwick r. Epps. plaintiff. against Eva
I Roswell and others, defendants. in
the Chancery Court OF the city UT hich-
m0nd
/. Charles ". Goddin. clerl, OF said
court. certify that thc bond required OF
the special commissioner by the decree
in said cause of june ~. $3.50, has been
Given under my hand this n day OF
July. 1895. CHARLES w. GODplN,
jy5 'i'iA'
Tho above sale S. POSTPONED until
6 o'clock SATURDAY EVENING
lyl0-we&sa-t
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PHILADELPHrA RICH ssssE;
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY at z. N. and every
SUNDAY al 4. "
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays
81. amers received until sailing hour. FOR
Freieht received daily until p NJ.
Fare, 81.
FOR further information apply 10
J. W MccARRf'K.
Gcnefal Southern Agent, Office kOcNettA
W =. CLYDE \ co,
1ai9 General Agents. Philadelphia
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DLUE RIDGE SPRINGS,
ID BOTETODRr COUNTY. VA.
Twenty-thirl consecutive season under
prourietOrship and personal manage
rent OF PHILIP FRANCIS BROWN.
ua22-tu. tn&sl-m
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r. D.
\ rolfp,r oF THE CITY OF RICH
AGAINST
lNg r 4uJo9 ,'.,orc i6e CONT he cleaitors
tribute the fund now under the control
the creditors OIL the s1,1nI , ~, a.. deed
aht /" '"' 49, fo p.,ton MISC.
ra,rfs of pcyt0u Wise as trustee. and,
And IL appearing 10 the court mat proc
norsons interested in sail fund. aud tnat
AM other persons not served with SUM
mons 10 answer this bin have like in-
forests with those who have been SUM
mOnCi. the court doth award am oIN'i
OF publication against snth ptiSoii7 VIII
have not been summoned whether hnoMH
or unknown. resident OF nNl,i 's ,t,,.ir
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II 30. ltASr GRACE STREET,
tlCHMOND. VA
JOHN H. POWELL. Principal
Mis-. T.. q. pEYTON. Associate Principal
The twcnty-third session OF THIS Board
ing and Day school viii begin september
~ iSls. and close June o.. lND.
Course Of instruction from Urinary 10
Collegiate Department fuii and thorough.
The best advantages ln Musio, Art. "hd
Languages.
Richmond offers many advantages Tor
Improvement. n Lectures. Concerts. &c.
For details. apply for catalogue TO the
principal cor at city bo0k-stortsl.
iAl.--l- .lIlN I..m
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BY +. a Catlin, Aucuonecr,
Nos. > and north Eleventh street.
A TCTION SALE or THREE DWELL
y INGS Oh JESSAMINE (fN ENl4-
THIRD STREET.
At request OF the owner. who says he
intends 10 sell at a great sacrihce' j
necessary. l Will, on
TUESDAY. JULY 10TH,
ri Gl5 o'clock p. NJ. sell The THREE
DWELLINGS Nos. 500 ell, and Sl3
Jessamine street.
II YOU want a coy. modern home, or
" YOU prefer an old-fashioned BUILDING
with plenty OF ground and shade trees
ground. you can be accommodated right
here. for this property answers poth re-
qnremcnis. Property Is goins 10 look
no from now on. and the wise man Viii
buy now. l.. A. CATIlN,
WILD -Auctionecr.
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Tho above sale S. POSTPONED until
6 o'clock SATURDAY EVENING
iy1O-WeG SAT-
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LHGaL N0IItHS.

HVIRGINlA.-IN THE CHANCttl
' COURT or THE CITY orr Id'h-
NfOND. TIE g5Tn DAY OF JUNE, 1888.
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EXCURSIONS.

l. XCURsION
BY the ladies' OF the Church Of the
Covenant on the steamer Pocdhontas,
THURSDAY. JULY 18TH,
AT 1880 j.. NJ.
Supper will be served on the boat Ice
cream. Ices. Grabs. &c.
TICKETS: Gentlemen. 1Oc.; ladies ana
children, 25c. lyll-th.su.tu&th4t
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BY f. A. Catlin, Auctionecr,
Nos. > and : north Eleventh street.
Evening star., 1895-06-03
ADVANCE IN BAKERS, WAGES.
The Union Men Held n Celebration
Saturday Night.

The Union Men Held n Celebration
Saturday Night.
1t was not exactly all work and no pay,
but less work and more pay that the union
bakers celebrated Saturday in their jubiles
at Arion Hall, on Sth street. The specific
cause Of joy was the restoration Of the old
wages of $3.50 a day as a minimum, and
the allowance of two hours off duty on
Fridays. The occasion was shared in by AS.
sembly Z3S7, knights of Labor, and lis Of
the International Union. Chairman Meyers,
Of the committee of nine. called the meet
ing to order, and John Weber of No. liz
was placed in the chair. making a brief
congratulatory speech in accepting the
honor. Speeches We're made by Henry
Weismann of Brooklyn, secretary Of the
International Union; Master Workman w.
H. G. Simmons, Secretary Potter of the
Federation Of Labor, and Dennis Ferry.
formerly a prominent knight of Labor
here. In the course of the speeches II was
charged that the Connecticut Pie Company
would not allow the new rate of wages,
and would not even receive the bakers
committee A committee was appointed to
wait on the company with an ultimatum.
1t was announced that all the journeymen
bakers would ask for the advance today,
and If 1t was refused would report the
matter to the committee of nine at Arion
Hall.
Evening star., 1895-06-03
A SAD CASE,
Young Wonan's Mind Unbalanced
Through Suffering.


A sad case, involving the mental condi-
tion of a dowL-fallen woman, with no
chance of prosecution against the man
who is responsible for her present condi-
ton. came to light yesterday, and the IN
fortunate woman is now in safe hands, and
may again find herself safe in her fathers
home. The name by which this good-look-
iFg young woman is known is Lizzie
Cough. She is only twenty-four years old,
and has been in the Division" for several
months, having come to this city and en-
tered one of the gilded palaces because Of
the manner in which she had been deceived
and deserted.
She was unlike the average woman lead
ing life OF shame. She was not vulgar
and profane as are most of them and while
in one of the houses she remained in her
room most of the time and did not seem
anxious to associate with other women.
She had not always lived in such circles,
and this new life did not suit her. Her
conscience troubled her, but Just what to
do she did not know. Being unaccustomed
tc the ways of the world she did not know
how to tear herself away from these as
sociates. So much was she troubled about
her conduct that she was made SICK and
about two weeks ago she had to be sent to
the hospital.
She remained there until a few days ago.
when she was discharged. Where to go she
did not know, and finally she returned to
the dive in the Division" and there she
was fond by Policeman Boyce Saturday
evening. The kind-hearted policeman took
her to the police station, where the matron
took charge of her and made her comfort
able In one Of the witness rooms.
Her queer conduct had caused the belief
that she was suffering from mental trouble,
and the police physicians who examined
her yesterday reported that her p,ind Id
unbalanced
She VIII now be sent to the insane asy-
fn her fofh hcr $ta
whereabouts of his hcme can be ascer.
tanned.
Evening star., 1895-06-03
noyen. Known in po.ton.

Saturday afternoon Inspector Holm
berger received from the Boston police au-
thorities a letter giving information con-
corning Eugene Boyens. the man who dealt
in all sorts Of merchandise and property,
and made specially of giving cigar GER
tificates in return therefor.
photograph accompanied the letter, and
it is thought to be a likeness Of the al
legged swindler, who is wanted both here
and in Boston. In Boston this man is
known as Charles H. Carleton. When Boy
ems rented room in the Washington Loan
and Trust building ne gave the name OF
Charles c. Carreo of Boston as reference.
and the Boston officers say that Boyens
or Carleton was at one time connected with
him. Carreo, the police say. is also known
as John C. Kane, the cigar dealer on whom
Royens gave the cigar certificates. The
Boston chief says Boyens is'wanted in that
city and asks that he be arrested II pos
s;ble and held until he can be sent for.
Evening star., 1895-06-03
THE COURTS.
Court Of Appeals-Present, the chief JUS
tice Mr.. Justice Morris and Mr..
Justice Shepard

Court Of Appeals-Present the chief JUS
tice, Mr.. Justice Morris and Mr..
Justice Shepard.
Felix Q. Smith was admitted to prac tice.
No. All, Lansburgh agt. Wimsatt; contin-
ued. No. 4S0, Burgdorf agt. District of
Columbia; continued. No. 4sl, Gottschalk
Co. agt. Live Oak Distiliery Co.; continued.
No 4S7, Thos. j. Taylor, appellant, agt
United States motion to proceed in forma
pauperis submitted by o. D. Barrett, grant
ed and caLse assigned for argument on
Friday, June Z. No. 446, Tolman agt. Leon
ard; motion for appeal to Supreme Court
of the United States submitted by H. E.
Davis, in support and by o. D. Barrett, in
opposition. No. 455, Grafton, eXecutrix,
agt Paine; on motion of W. D. Davidge as
signed for hearing on Thursday, June G.
No. 453, Ferguson, administrator, agt
Washington and Georgetown Railroad
Company; argument commenced by James
Lowndes for appellant; continued by W. H.
Dennis and W. D. Davidge for appellees
and concluded by James Lowndes for ap-
pellant. No. AIS, United States Electric
Lighting Co. agt. Metropolitan Club; pass
ed until Tuesday, June 4.
Equity Court No. Judge Cox.
Wilson agt Stockham: amended decree,
appointing Jno. B. Larner trustee. Bail
agt. Washingtn Beneficial Endowment AS
sociation; Emma S. S. Such allowed to be-
come party. Trimble agt. Gaddis; offer of
purchase accepted. Taylor agt. Fountain;
sale ratified nisi. Smith agt Bramhall; pro
confesso against defendant Schley vacated.
Circuit Court No. Judge Bradley.
Lewis agt. Needing: judgment by default
Brown agt. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Co; execution on judgment for defendant
awarded as per maEdate. Josephine s.
Adams, Administrative, agt Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Co.; or hearing.
Criminal Court No. 2-Judge Cole.
United States agt. James Eckles; lar
ceny; verdict, not guilty. United States
agt. Geo. B. Robinson; larceny from the
person, nolle pros.
Probate Court-Judge Hagner.
Estate of Anna NJ. Stanley; will returned
with commission executed. Estate of Jno.
j. Almy; codicil fully proved and will par
TALLY proved. Estate of Matilda B. Horn
blower; exemplified copy of will. Estate of
James Henning; order Of publication. Es-
tate of Caroline NJ. Caswell; inventory
fled. In re orphans of Patrick B. Dunn;
final account of Addison A. Ashburn,
former guardian, filed, and order on Thos.
NJ. Fields. guardian. to pay money to
former guardian. Estate of Jno. W. Hall;
final notice naming Friday, July 26, for
settling estate.
Evening star., 1895-06-03
Died Suddenly.

There was q sudden death on the steamer
River Queen last evening. Just after the
boat left Marshall Hall on the return trip
but Capt Carpenter had the body put In
state room, and so quietly was the affair
managed that only few of the excur-
sionists knew of what had taken place.
The man who died was Christopher kraft,
a ciearmaker who lived on d street north
east. He had been sick for long time.
but yesterday he felt so strong that he
thought a river trip would do him good.
The trip was an enjoyable one to him. but
he had a hemorrhage soon after he got on
the boat to return, and the efforts of
physician TO save him were of no avail.
when the boat reached the wharf here the
body was sent to the nome of deceased'a
father, on 10th street northeast.
The physician who attended Kraft will
give the necessary certificate Of death.
Evening star., 1895-06-03

The summer kind, Of course. We have
a good many kinds here-but they are all
merltorious. Have earned the right to
a place In our selected stock by their
satisfactory service.
bargain lot to begin with
A few pairs-broken sizes-of Thom-
sons Glove Fitting, W. B., Or. War
ner's Health and Coraline Corsets-
slightly soiled. but none the less service
able for that-reduced from 81 and SIPS
to 79c.
r. and G. Corsets. with extra long
waist. high corded bust, two side steels-
75c.
White Coutil Bicycle Corsets - very
short hips-s1.
CoRsETs-
Normal Summer Corsets. long waist
made of strongest netting, warranted
not to pull or tear out-5Oc.
W. b. Summer Corsets, made of linen
netting-long or short waists-S1.
Thomson's Glove-ftting Summer Cor
sets-made Z; imported netting-lons,
medium and short waists-s1.
r. and G. ventilating Corsets. made Of
linen netting, with extra long waist
81.
r. and G. Linen Corsets-light and Pill
able-long waist-S1 so.
P d. French Summer COrsets, made Of
heavy netting-well boned, with two side
steels-S1.75.
Silk Pongee Corsets-very light weight
real whalebones-Ecru, $3.50-Black,
81.
Evening star., 1895-06-03
Some Appoint tlnents.
No Authority.
Douglass Memorial Meeting.

The memorial meeting which will be held
tomorrow evening at the Metropolitan NJ.
E. Church, on NJ street between 18th and
10th, as tribute of respect to Frederick
Douglass, will be a large and important
demonstration. Justice Harlan will preside,
and the orator of the evening will be Mr..
E. D. Bassett Of Philadelphia, who for
eight years was minister to Haiti. The ar
rangements are in the hands Of a COM
mittee from the Bethel Literary Union,
under whose auspices the meeting will be
held. The music for the occasion will be
furnished by the choir of the Metropolitan
NJ E. Church, the Amphion Glee Club,
Miss Louise Hamer and the Douglass Me-
mortal Jubilee Singers.
Evening star., 1895-06-03
New York and New Jersey Bridge.

There are signs of strained relations be-
tween the New York and New Jersey
bridge companies, which Jointly obtained
the passage of an act by Congress author
izing the construction of a bridge across
the Hudson river at New York Several
days ago the New Jersey company submit
ted to the War Department a plan for a
suspension bridge designed by its engi-
neer. Mr.. Morrison, contemplating a clear
span Of 3,0S0 feet, as required by the de-
partment. Since then Secretary Lamont
has received a notice from the New York
company that it will submit a separate
plan for bridge. so 1t may be necessary
for the Secretary himself to decide this
question as between the two companies
Meanwhile only five days remain of the
time allowed by Congress for the presenta-
ton to the department of a satisfactory
plan for the bridge
Evening star., 1895-06-03
Minister Ransom's Leave.

Mr.. NJ. w. Ransom, United States minis
ter to Mexico. has been granted sixty days
leave of absence on account of Ill-health
and is now on his way to his home in North
Carolina. 1t is said that the trip was
taken upon the advice of his physician, who
is Of opinion that the present climate of
the Mexican capital does not agree with
him.
Evening star., 1895-06-03
MT. VERNON SEMINARY.
Graduating Exercises of the Class O
1S95 TOmorrOM Evening.

One of the most pleasurable occasions
Of the annual commencement season is
the graduating exercises of the senior class
of Mt. Vernon Seminary. The class of
1895 has issued invitations to Its many
friends to attend their graduating exercises
tomorrow evening at o'clock in the Metro
politan NJ. f. Church, corner of AZ and c
streets northwest. The Wilhelmj Club,
under the mastery direction of Prof. Josef
Kaspar, will furnish the instrumental
music of the evening. and talented vocal
lists from the seminary will add to the eX-
cellence of the program. The class, which
is a large one, represents almost every
section OF the country, and naturally VIII
be greeted by large audience of admir-
ing and well-wishing friends.
Evening star., 1895-06-03
Muslin Underwear.

There is always an attraction here. Our
opportunities are not spasmodic-but con-
tinuous. We offer the best qualities one
can get hold of just as low as possible
from January first to December thirty
first. Now is as profitable time to buy
need.
CORSET COVERS
Cambria Corset Covers, with v neck,
trimmed with tucBing and embroidery
and finished with beading-29c.
Cambria Corset Covers-V and square
neck-trimmed back and front with en-
broidery-39c., zoe. and 75c.