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Evening star., 1895-05-09
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.
Fire Department Matters and Other
Local Notes.

Fire Department Matters and Other
Local Notes.
The truck Of the Relief Hook and Ladder
Company, which has been in the shops for
an overhauling since January will be put
| in service again on Monday or Tuesday
next. The handsome pair of gray horses
which have been on trial by the Columbia
Fire Company have been purchased for the
company A new gray horse has been pur-
chased for the Relief Hook and Ladder
thoroughly equipped with horses.
Police Court.
Mayor Strauss presided in the police
court this morning, and there were only two
cases before him for trial. Wade Francis
charged by Mr.. Pullman with striking his
horse with a club, was fined S. A small
boy. charged with maltreating the horse of
MIR. Harry Simpson, was dismissed with
severe reprimand. The police report last
night as being particularly quiet
Expelled From the Company.
At a meeting of the Hydraulion Com
pany held on Tuesday night the res!gna-
ton of Charles F. Neale, secretary of the
company. was presented, but was not ac-
cepted, and on motion, which was carried
by unanimous vote, Mr.. Neale was ex-
PEELED, both as secretary and a member of
the company. The cause is said to be on
account of some complications that arose
out of the production Of "O'Poodle's Di.
lemma' for the benefit Of the company
Walter W. Ballinger was elected secre-
tary.
More Licenses Granted.
Judge ]. X. NJ. Norton Of the corporation
court yesterday granted applications to
| keep bar rooms as follows: J. Frank Cook
at 521 King street; A. Gorham, at the
northwest corner of Duke and Fayette
streets; Constant Ponnet at the southeast
corner OF Cameron and Fayette streets.
| and to T. ]. Fannon. at the southeast cor
ner Of Duke and Henry streets.
Notes.
The members of the Southern Assembly
will give dance at Burgundy tonight.
| Many Alexandrians will attend it.
Miss Chew of Charlestown, w. Va, is the
guest of Mrs. Howard, on Prince street.
J. G. Lash and Charles E. Nagel of this
| city have gone to Newport News to attend
the great council Of the Improved Order Of
| Red Men.
The examination of candidates for city
| engineer will be held tomorrow night.
The Brotherhood of Sc. Andrew of st.
Paul's Church will hold regular meeting
| tonight.
Adjutant Barbour Inspected the Regiment
| Drum Corps yesterday afternoon.
| Mr.. Bradley Price has gone to Philadel-
| phia to Join the orchestra of a comedy
| company.
DIR. r. NJ. Slaughter is IN Richmond at
! tending the meeting Of the state medical
examining board.
| Arrangements are being made for cele-
brating confederate memorial day on the
| 9th instant
There will be a called meeting of the
| Columbia Fire Company tonight to take
| action on the invitation of r. E. Lee Camp,
! Confederate Veterans, to participate in the
| celebration of confederate memorial day.
| Messrs. Edgar Warfield and John Fisher
| went to Boston this morning to make ar
| rangements for the visit of Old Dominion
| Commandery TO that city.
| The Chinese babies continue to attract a
| great deal of attention
Evening star., 1895-05-09
ON First Floor.

39c for Mems soc Ribbed Summer BaIbrigSan
Skirts and Drawers. All Sizes
1Oc pair for 1sc quality Half Hose Fast black,
tans modes and grays
S1.as for the $2.25 and s24s 'Glo.ia'' and Serge
Silk Umbrellas. Mems and ladies' Sizes
soc for Ladies' 81 Kid Gloves and White Chamois
Mousquetaires. Every pair warranted. Tried on
at risk.
Csc for the Toe Kid Gloves. English tans, etc.,
with four big buttons.
39c yard for the 4sc Point Venice Laces These
are the 6 to s-inch laces, worth up to $l25. The
Importers surplus stock.
Zoe for Ladies' 121ac Handkerchiefs-on bargain
counter near 11th street entrance.
&c for the &c Parchment Japanese Fans
Ice for three SC cakes Of Castillo Tar Palm or
Honey Soap.
DC for the 15c Metal Puff Boxes
&c dozen for Safety Pins in all Sizes &c is less
| than half price,
16c for the 25c Silver and Gilt Buckles for
neck, hat and slippers.
SC for choice of table full of &c Novels 25c.
is publishers price,
1sc for Mrs. Parkers 81 Cook Book. Mrs. P is
| indoised by the Ladies' Home Journal.
2Sc for 20 and s5c Black Silk Belts with silver
anu pi'''h eiiiuiei AM Only Zoc Ior the
Sterling Silver Shirt Stud Sets and Belt Pins.
$3.50 for the $3.9S Parasos. White black and
fancy colors, in all the latest effects, some of
which look worth IS.
lie for the new 25c Shopping Bags.
Ale for the Csc Real Seal Pocket Books, with
sterling silver trimming.
9c for the 15c Flowers These are the i'm
porters stock that has created such furore at 15c
| bunch.
19c yard for the 25c Black Moire Ribbon. All
silk and inches wide Extra value at 25c yard.
15c for the 25c Black and Fancy Chiffon Mercury
Wings, Jet Buckles, etc.
SC for the Sc quality White Pearl Shirt Buttons,
| and 15c dozen for the Csc quality Fancy Pearl
| Buttons, white and smoke.
zoe dozen for the 81 quality large Dress-size
| Pearl Buttons.
roe for the Csc Point Venice Lace Collars in
| Vandyke effects.
| Sc pair for Rubber Stockinet Dress Shields.
Sizes 2 and 3. Worth 15c and lie pair.
l. $4.19 for the $4.9S Mackntoshes. Latest styles,
single and double texture, with military cape, &c.
| 1oc for the 12Kc Ribbed Summer Balbr,ggan
Vests. All Sizes
| 19c fo- the 25c Fast Black Gauze and the
ordinary Bal. Hose.
1sc for Chfldren's and Misses 25c Gauze Merino
Vests. All Sizes
| 1sc for the 25c Fast Black Hose, plain and
| ribbed Sizes to sla.
Evening star., 1895-05-09
ON Second Floor.

! SIC yard for choice of entire importation Of
| 3Iiac French Organdies
| 53c yard for the 75c Satin Stripe Taffcta Silks
| 9Sc yard for the $1.6S Silk-and-wool English
Tourist Suitings.
| CSC yard for the $1.6S Mohar-and- wool Crepons.
| All coors.
7%.c yard for the wellknown Criterion Cling
hams, universally sold at 10c yard.
s3ic yard for the 19c Imported Scotch Swiss.
Sic yard for the 4Sc Al-linen Table Damask, GO
inches wide.
15c for the 19c All-linen Damask Tray Covers,
stamped
l5c spool for Branerd & Armstrong; Star Gro
| chet Silk. ALI colors.
| 25c for the 29c Stamped Duck Laundry Bags.
Size 17x2S inches 20 cents is less than prevailing
| price,
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Gen. Hancock,s statue ON View,

No 1852 street, a reception will be held
tomorrow afternoon from to $50 o'clock,
during which the completed equestrian
statue of Gen. Hancock will be exhibited.
The reception committee will consist of
Gen. T. H. Stanton of the army, Col Jas
G. Berret, Gen. James 1. Brady, Gen.
Albert G. Ordway and Lieut. Lucien Young.
A large number of invitations have been
issued. and there will be distinguished
party in attendance.
Evening star., 1895-05-09
MARRIED.

MARTIN-NALLY. On May 1, 1894. by Rev. DR..
Allister, at NJ. e. parsonage, Alexandria, Va,
EDW. T. MARTIN and IDA NJ. NALLY.
MIll.ER-ATKINS0N. On april 15, 1925, at Phil.
adelrbia, by Rev. George W. Finlaw FRANK
Z. MILLER Of Washington. DC, and CARRIE
c. ATKINSON of Philadelphia. Pa
YoUNG-LoDGE. At Lisbon, Ohio, May 2 1895
No cards
Evening star., 1895-05-09
12 Hc.
Standard BEeaChed

Standard BEeaCned
Sheeting Remnants.
1EN-QUARTER AT 1Gc. NINE-oUARTER AT 14c.
EIGHTQUARTER AT 12c. SLX-QUARTER AT
1lc FIvEQUARrER AT 10c. FORTY FIVE
INCH At Sc.
TEN-QUARTER UNBLEACHED SIfEETING AT
15c. NINE-QUARTER. 13c. EIGHT-Q QUARTER,
12c SIN QUARTER, 10c.
MANY REMNANTS THAT ARE NOT MENTION
Ed HERE WILL BE FOUND IN THIS DEPART
MENT. THIS Is VERY COOL SHOPPING
FLOOR AND EASY TO GET To on ACCOUNT
OF OUR RAPID TRANSIT. NEW SAFETY ELE-
VAT0R.
Evening star., 1895-05-09
E2Hc.

Remnants of Extra Quality Ticking. II you are
u aking your bedding and wish extra good
value these short lengths viii do you the same
purpose goods from the piece, and then you
just onc-half IS ard 25c. value. In rem
Evening star., 1895-05-09

Jaconas Pisse. These the extra wide crepes.
They arinkled and wrinked perfectly that
matter how often they washed they retain
their crcpey appearance. The assortment consists
OF plain high shades, fancy styles; also such col
ors as tans chocolate, grays and blacks. BY the
yard, 1Sc IL remnants,
Evening star., 1895-05-09

Plain Satin Striped OrGandies The best can
do as to Colcrs pink. baby blue and black Not
many, but they choice shades. The demand
is far greater than the production Therefore, this
limited assortment. Regular retail price, 1Sc. In
remnants,
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THE CHRONICLES OF BREAK o. DAY By
i. Everett Howe. Published by The Arena, Bos.
tou. and for sale by Woodward * Lothrop. Wash.
ingtou, ID. c. Price so CENTS
The ups and downs Of Maj. Ratkc the pic
turesque old officer of the Mexican war; who
aspires to fame philosopher. not only in his
own nrighborhood but throughout tho world
are wildly and amusngly told. The social
life Of the village of Break o. Day as picfured
in these pages by one who knows both faruii u 9
aad back woods lifo intimately, will hold the
attention of many readers who have beer nc.
customed TO regarding this life in the idyllic
atmosphere OF picturesque wood engravings
IL viii also appeal strongly TO all WHO have
and lived anon:. just such characters as
make up the drama oil common life in these
"Cbronicles of Break o Day" II
SAILOR JACK THE TRADER. By Harry Cas-,
tIeinou. Published by Porter * Coates, PhiIadeal
phia.
Castiemon's boys stories are too we'll liked
and widely read 10 need praise, aud this at
.ractive and intensely interesting new one
will be received with delight by trio boys
everywhere. It has artistic cover which
is drawn spirited picture of two cadets on
sbipboard.
THE SPEECH OF MAN AND HOLY WRIT.
Published By w. r. Gray, Lombard Court.
Iandon. Price IS. Cd.
This book is one of careful research, and de-
serves high eommendatior. Ii goes deeply
into the origin OF language. dealing with the
subject from q number Of sides, and going back
before the confusion Of tongues. Ii presents
TO the ind of The general reader, in simple
and pleasing style. a synopsis of many Valuable
opinions on this interesting subject. The vol
ume is bound in handsome red cloth, and its
pages are thick linen, with large, very clear
type.
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By calculation man has 10 square feet Of sur.
face on his body. For woman, the average Is
little less-say nine square feet; reduced to
moro comprehensive terms. one square yard
Therefore, one yard square Of calico, satin or
flannel is sufficient to cover a woman. Allow
ing little for seams or shrinking, anything
moro is reckless extravagance and slayish
obedience to silly styles; but she (the average
womanl uses from 10 to 20 yards.
There is very pretty love story told Of the
late Car and his wife, While they were pur-
chasing jewels for wedding gifts for their son
and his bride, the Czarina saw bracelet which
she admired particularly. Unknown to her.
the Car purchased it, intending it for birth
day gift. When he found he could not live, he
sealed the box and directed his son to hide it in
a bunch of roses on her birthday and put them
in tho room where his mother had been used
to recaive her presents. so that she might 1nd
her gift from her husband, as usual.
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THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
ARMY AEO NAVY,

The beIief.is growing that the President has
decided TO refrain from filling the vacancy
caused in the list of Brigadier-Generals by the
promotion of Gen. Schofeld to be Lieutenant
General and Gen. Ruger TO be Maior-General.
1t is said that it was only by an oversight that
Congress created the place and increased the
number of general officers. and that tho Presi-
dent intends to remedy it by withholding an
appointment. On April % Gen. M6Cook will
retire. leaving natural vacancy among the
Brigadier-G Generals which will be promptly
filled, and upon Lieut. Gen. Schofield's retire.
mcnt next September, should the President re-
frain from filling tho present vacancy, matters
will return to the old order, and the number OF
general officers will remain as il is.
Rear Admiral Greer, senior officer of the
Navy, was retired from active service on the
25ti inst. by operation of the age clause. The
Admiral has headed the active list of the serv-
ice since the retirement of Admiral Gherardi
last November, and will be displaced By Adj
miral George Brown, commanding the Norfolk
Navy-yard, who will be tho ranking officer for
a number Of years. Admiral John c. Walker
becomes second in rank. with Admiral Ramsay,
Chief of the Navigation Bureau, third. Ad-
miral Greer's retirement will cause the pro-
motions Of Commodore Kirkland, Capt +. NJ.
Bunce. and the officers leading the grades be-
low them. Capt Frederick V. McNair will
succeed Admiral Greer as President of the
Naval Examining and Retiring Board, and
Commodore Bunce will probably be detached
from the Inspection Board, aud other duty
given him. Admiral Greer was appointed to
the Navy from Ohio. aud passed through the
lower grades Of the service, quickly reaching
the rank OF Captain in April, 1876; Commodore
10 years later. and his present rank three years
ago His last sea service was as commander Of
the European station, with the Lancaster as
flagship. Since 1889 he has been OH duty in
this city upon various Boards.
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capes, and fashion papers picture innumerabie
CONNECTIONS" that resemble pin.cushions,
lambrequns. and all sorts of upholstery IN
their eccentric drapings.
Tiny toquss, made entirely of viotets, or
others of soft, black ostrich tips only. are the
prsttiess of the most fashionable bcnnetA
Taffetas with narrow stripes and pretty de-
signs of tiny moss rose buds are fsyorites for
extra waists.
It has been noticed at the dog shows-whers
women are the majority of the exhibitors
that brunets usually own the big st. Bernards,
mastifs and Newfoundlands; the blondes
usually exhibiting the toy dogs. tiny spaniels.
terriers, or Skyes, which reminds one Of the
ancient and time-honored practice Of making
yellow-haired women symboIical Of goodness,
and black haired ones of badness. This mark
ing off Of characters by compilations may seem
very funny now, but in all those dear delightful
fairy stories the Processes were always couspic-
uously golden-haired, while all the cruel step
mothers of ogres, wicked giantesses and witches
were brunets. And IL has not been 80 many
years since the heroines of popular romauces
were invariably blonde, and monopolized all
the graces, tenderness, and general bewitching-
ness of the story. The feminine villains as in-
vsriably had coal-black hair, and tendency
toward ingenious depravity that would outwit
that good old soul, Msehiavelli, himself. Per-
haps with time the brunei was allowed few
good points, but it was so often that even as
heroine she was brusque, straight-haired, I'M
comfortably honest, and was only loved when
the hero had acquired taste for her after 40
or so chapters Of nobility, sacrifice. and
plain speaking on her part Even nowadays
there may be found some of the old-time
prejudice in favor Of the blonde in the popular
theories. When it was suggested that Lady
Macbeth could ha a curly haired blonde, instead
Of the usual. we'll known, and conventional
tall, black-haired ideal, the subject aroused,
and arouses yet. much discussion. But really
we do not map out characters so much now ac-
oordiug 20 compilations we used. 1t is not so
surprising to fad q small, pink and-whits and
golden-haired woman proving wiry, stern, and
calculating, while a great Juno-liks brunet is
yielding, delicate, and submissive in direct pro-
portion with her seeming magnifcencs. OF
course, this is all in novels and plays In real
life there is no telling beforehand either
nor any way what q women is going to be or
do.
ELsIE PoMERoY McELRoY.
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Lists of favorite books are always interest
ing, or suggestions for beginning library or
course of reading on one subject. There are
some people who are absolutely Indifferent to
all books. but they are few. indeed, and there
arc few homes whore there not at least the
beginnings Of library. There are some women
whose devotion to reading is confined to the
books of Capt. King. E. p. Roe. Black, the Ouch
ess, and other writers of sweet love stories; but
a great many care for q little wider range, in.
GLIDING the strong romances of George Eliot,
Dickens Thackeray. and Victor Hugo. To
them this list taken from Table Talk, may sug-
pest additions for their book-shelves:
Webster's Unabridged Autocrat of the Break
Dictionary. fast Table-Holmes'
Appleton's Cyclopedia Ivanhoe-Scott.
Cbambers's Encyclo- David CopperGeld-
pcdia of English Lit. Dickens.
eraturc Vanity Fair-Thack-
Shakspere's works. cray.
Homer's lliad Chap Hypatia-Kingsley.
mans Translation. Adam Bede George
Homer's Odyssey Dry Eliot.
ants trauslation) Sketch Book-Wash-
Virgil's Eneid. ington Irving.
Divine Comedy observation-disclosures.
Danto Scarlet Letter-Haw-
Paradise Lost-Mlton. thorne.
bleditations of Marcus Uncle Toms Cabin
Aurelius. Mrs. Stowe.
Essays of Elia-Chas. Leather Stocking
Lamb. Tales-Cooper.
Plutarch's Lives Pride and Prejudice
Caryle's works Miss Austen.
Emerson's Essays Prue and Curtis.
Faust-Goethe. Robinson Crusoe-De
Browning's POEMS Foe.
Longfellow's poetical Jane Eyre-Bronte.
works.
1t has been suggested that the Eton jacket
ought never be cried init Is too pert and
saucy Its every line is incongruous with
weeping Rather If weep she must, let women
choose tea gown with long, flowing lines that
does better harmonic with melancholy.
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IMPORTANT PENSION DECISIONS.
Several decisions pension questions have
been promulgated 10y Assistant Secretary of the
Interior Rcynoids- In the of the depend
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE; WASHINGTON c. THURSDAY

ent mother of Abraham Woods. of the pod N. J.,
who died in the service. the Department holds
that where the father and the mother of the
soldier are without property and the father is
unable to support the family, the mother is de-
pendent within the meaning OF the law. Her
claim was recently rejected by the Commissioner
of Pensions and his action is overrulled. Tho
Assistant Secretary also holds that a rnuster-in
is not essential to the pensionable status OF
soldier who has been regularly, according to
military law, enlisted in the military service
of the Government. The ruling reveIses the
action of the Pension Bureau.
THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
The Naval appropriation bill authorizes tho
Secretary of the Navy to enter into contracts
for the construction of two sea-going coast line
battleships of about 10000 tons displacement,
to cost, exclusive of armament, not exceeding
81, 000, 600 each, one of them to be built on the
Pacific Coast. 1t also authorizes the construc-
tion of six light-draft composite gunboats of
about 1000 tons displacement. and fixes a
limit of 100000 for each not more than
two to be built at one yard-and three tor
pedo boats. to cost not exceeding $4,000 each
one to be built on the Pacific coast one on
the Mississippi River, and one on the Gulf of
Mexico. A proviso directs the President if no
finds that these ships cannot be built at a fair
price at the places mentioned, to authorize
their construction elsewhere in the United
States
The bill carries an appropriation OF about
50 600 600 less than when it passed the House.
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Hailuoination.

Just as long - big sleeves are fashionable
capes must be fashionable, which means that
the Spring time styles include eapes. Like
those of the Winter they may be double or
single. plain or frilled to the uttermost limit;
and only woman with mind of her own can
be sure of having pretty one. for some drsss-
makers have the most remarkable Ideas about
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1t 10 now stated that no frfftber changes viii
take place IN the Cabinet, as Mr. Wilson,.
appointment 10 regarded as an indication that
he will not succeed Secretary Carlisle. ana
Secretaries Gresham and Lsmost will not ne
sign. The rumors about these proposed changes
were predicsted on the i'm preston that Justice
Jackson would retire from the Supreme Bench ;
but now il lie stated that he will not retire so
long &c be has prospects Of restoration to health
Gov Atkinson, Of Georgia, visited the city
last week On being asked II he came 10
witness the oesth Of Congress, he replied:
"Oh, no; j am here to consult a physician.
Down in Georgia we have very small regard
for the present Congress, and the sooner il is
dead the bettor il will be for the surviving
people Of the country" On being questioned
M 10 what proposition outside Of the Atlanta
Exposition is just now agitating the people of
Georgia the Governor lsughingiy replied:
We are just now engaged in feeding the ne
Eroes, fattening mules, and cursing Congrezs"
4
Norman A. Kozely. who defeated Represent
stive Arnold. Of Missouri. will probably be the
Youngest man In thu House, among great
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A fashion for dark-blue or brown lowered
silk for n Spring and Summer gown is shown in
the cut The waist has box pleat in the front,
but is close fitting in the back. Besides the bolt
and collar of dark moire velvet, the only trim
mings are the jacket fronts of lace. The lace
is unlined and can be put in as a cascade sewed
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Tiny toquss, made entirely of violets, or
others of soft, black ostrich tips only. are the
prsttiest Of the most fashionable bcnnets
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.FAYETTE COUNTY, 7r, SEss

il attracting more immigration from the North ma
Northwest Than any other part of the South. Tvs chesD
lands, fertile soil, genial climate us tranSpOrtafioa
AMI hearty welcome TO homeSeekcrS the induce
ments large number OF Northern people located hers
Are you thinking Of coming SOuth- Write 20 Southera
HomeSee<ers Co, Somerviie, Fayette County, Tenn,
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CHAT OF THE CORRIDORS.

Postmsstsr-Gereral BisseTl resigssd, as was
expected, last week. aud Hon. William L. win
sou. Of West Virginia, WAS appointed in his
place. II
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Tafetas with narrow stripes and pretty de-
signs of tiny moss rose buds are fayorites for
extra waists.
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number Of young men. He was horn in 1866,
and worked on the farm where he was born
until he was q years old. He has been in
Missouri since 1887. teaching school and prae-
tioing law.
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cspes, and fashion papers picture innumsrabls
CONNECTIONS that resemble pin.cushions,
lambrsquins. and all sorts of upholstery in
their eccentric drapings.
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VIZ ANTED-By d. G. RRtIif, wfnterses IowR--rn-
w formation OF John W. Ratf member Of Co.
A. seth Iowa, taken prisoner at Allatoona, Ga Last
heard Of near Wilmington, ". G, In March, $50
Qua
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WANTED ONONDAGA-Any person tbas
wv served the Onondsgo North GaFolins In
1868 or 1854 and knew Edward Haughey, please write
Mary 4. HAughsy, POtosi, Washington County,
Mo. 7o7-1E