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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14

iow-pressure piston The Charleston has been Ino at
Nagasaki since May having gone t there, from rom
Che FOO Ior coal Engneer-inChief Me Nhen pr IRE
accident occurred. probably occasioned by the con,
densation OF waite. in the cylinder: Teegraphc
orders were Immediately dispatched to the u,s,ol
was built. and where the patterns Of her ma
chinery still remain. directing that a cas-stee PTS
ton be made and forwarded to Japan as quickly
inches in diameter and weighs about 100 pounds.
1t is estimated that 1t can be shipped within ten
days; and should reach the ship early IN June;
Nagasak, but in an emergency her engines whcn
twins and compound. may be used the star
board one as ordinarily and the injured one as
simple engine. by disconnecting the useless cyin-
der.
The following naval orders issued to-day:
Naval cadet Frank Lyons Is detached from tne
Minneapois and ordered TO the San frahese9 PER PEI
Osborne. C. England and L. J. Jones are ORDERED 70
the Marbehead. Assistant Surgeon L. l.. young IS
TO examination for PROMOTION s
sstant Engineer A. S. Halstead is ordered TO the
New-York Navy Yard.
The following Army orders have been sssuen;
The leave of absence granted Second Lieutenant
Leonard NJ. Prince. 2d Infantry; Is EXTENDED ten
days. BY direction of the President Captain WI,
lam CARPENTER; 9th Infantry, will report 10 Soonr
president Of the Army Retiring Board at ihe army
Building. New-York City, for examination; Cap
tain Alonzo X. Chaplin. assistant surgeon having
been found by Army Retiring Boari incapacl-
tated for active service account of disapiiity IN
cident to the service u.s. by direction OF the fresi-
dent. retired from active service. The leave OF an
4th Infantry. is extended two months Leave OF
absence for four months. to take effect on being
relieved from duty at Fort Thomas Ky. Is granteh
Captain William J. Wakeman. assistant, surgeon o,,.
of Engineers, Is extended two months on surseo"
certificate Of disability
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14
MP0 HERMANN TAXES AN hppEt T..

Mrs Hermann, the wife Of the well-known
magician of that name. is still indignant at the.
OUTRAGEOUS trea, to which she subjected
by Policeman Bruene In Jersey City last Thurs
dav night and the action OF Police Justice Potts
OF the same city. in exculpating the officer
Saturday.
Mrs Hermann and Mr. Bloome seen by
Tribune reporter yesterday. Mrs Hermann said
II was bad enough 10 b" arrested by the officer on
a trumpod-up charge OF assault but II awful
to think that Police Justice Potts had upheld the
man" The Herrmanns however. have By no
means dropped the case Mrs Herrmanns coun-
SCI has already appealed from the Police Justices
decision and charges against the policeman have
been submitted TO the Board OF Police Com
missioners Mrs. Hermann will also 20 before the
Grand Jury 10 have the policeman indicted for
assault
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14
THREE ROADS SUED ny AN EXSTRlKER.

Toledo. Ohio. May l3,-Willlam J. O'Fricn has be-
gun three suits for damages. In the sum OF 500"
IN each case. agnins, the Lake Shore. ohio Cen
trail and Wabash railroad companies. The suits are
based on the allegation that AS result Of his dis
charge and boycott during the American Railway
Union strike. and his subsequent hlacklising. he
Is unable to employment on any road. lie
was for long time In the employ OF the Lake
Shore Road. He AYERS that his name II on tn"
blacklist books OF the roads. and that he has seen
Il there. Should the sui; be- successful IA hundred
others would soon follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
NO CHANGE IN ATCHISON EXPECTED.

Chicago. May IA prominent Official or the Al
Gibson Topeka and Santa Fe Road states that there
Is no foundation for the Topeka dispatch whch
announced that A. A. Robinson was to be made
president OF that road There il no organizaton'
he said. ITO elect president tomorrow ana II ~
not likely that organization viii be formed
before the end Of the year The road Is sun IN
the hands Of the receivers, and as 10 the foreign
bondholdcrs. they are In perfect accord with the
present arrangement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14
CHARGES AGAIyST SEVERANCE DISMISSED.

Police Justice Koch yesterday dismissed the
charge of extortion brought by Harry Philips
against Wales F. Severance. Phillips had Sew
erance arrested upon tho charge of extortine :"
from him by threatening that he would have him
arrested If he did not pay the judgment obtained
against him by Severance's clients
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14
HELP WANTED.


dn.~
WANTED. 4 Wiiii..ayeI man - expert
once and rd0r'i genius for iupr wing
orglra. Hefiu.s = adssrfisllx ~ Other
need apl.f a. Room - sfA rylr. NILS.
Building
WANTED \ Dos aiuu, Il wears old fIr
general If" work lu large publishing
house. Aiir"ss q $. - station l.. Sew
NHra CITY.
WANTED -f1nva-s~fs q, push the east
cst selling novelty ever put ~ ifc mar
kei. large .mfn|ssi. ~ Apply FACTORY.
5'2 lsciusin-sf.. BIZ Aiyn
WANTED An GRAND iey used = urlCe
work must o." honest. intelligent. willing
ana strong. state computation expected
reference required Address BOY 4. o.
Box -. Nv YORK Ci}
WANTED -Fiffi-class managing stl-rman
g. repre-. ~ "a Western nous. .n handling
trade ana fulsc.1pfiOn books on salary sEi
CONN sion. must Do thoroughly acquainted
Win the Eastern lobnhing trade address.
giving reference ana full particulars. 70
NJ BOX I. Tribune one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

ADVICE FREE.-Ail lawsuits. damage
accident. divorces. SEPARATIONS estates
settled. collections. legal papers drawn.
wills. mortgages deeds Assignments. Ed
WARD EIT' HER. 49, broadway. =. !.
A RELIABLE ATTORNEY gives prompt
assistance In all business n domestic
difficulties. privacy observed. Call or
write. Room - Yves isih-si
AMERICAN LAW ADVICE ASST: Write
plain statement Of facts. inclOs~ with
81 and writfe- opinion sent you. All sub
jcots Send for prospectus. Judge WAu-
HOPE LYNN. Pres. Hon. HENRY w.
UNGEK. Treas. n. Broadway.
JOHN r. C. piCKHARDT. 3:2 fscn0r ave.
formerly $40 I>.nOx ave.-The original IN
venior OF tho folding heds,~,d. cabinet
making and upholserIng in al 10 hranchet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14

LAuNpRESS BY first-class young
woman, alone: wages. 49,: best city ret-
erences: no objections 10 the country. GU
9th-ave. un egg st0rel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.


FOR SALE.-A pair Of black shetland
ponies. geldings Al inches: four years
old: broken 10 saddle and harness; I'M
ported md registered trial given. BAR
GAIN. Fulton Stables. Ith-ave and l2th-st.
GREAT BARGAIN II arty going abroad
Will sacrifice for very low price frst-class
cutunder cxtension-top family surrey. USED
five weeks: plated harness 10 match ana
two elegant laprobes. Apply az STABLE ]"
West 44th-st.
PONIES FOR SALE.-The following are
ali we'll broken ponies. suitable for ladies
and children must be sold in ten days:
3 matched teams. from II 10 IL hands: 10
single ponies, from 40 In. TO IA hands all
the above are guaranteed straight goods:
no auction goods. Address Dr. Q; {.
JACKSON. =. o. Box iGl. Jamaica. j.. l..
" Y
TO RENT-Latcst style victoria ana
brougham; new harness; stylish PAIR
cois: first-class coachman. q. W.. Box a.
] 242 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14

NrRSE.--A lady wishes position Tor
Young Germ an Swiss as nurse 10 grow
ing children or maid 10 young girl ex-'
cellent sean stress. can be seen any morn
ing between 10 and I o'clock. at present
enployer's - East I?th-st.
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Gurouean advertisements.

II EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS VIII ma
the London office Of The Tribune ID f'ee'
E. c.. a convenient place to leave their a''e''''
end subscriptions fos The Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14

USEFUL YOUNG MAN. gentlemans coun-
try scat. expert mixer and poultryman
good driver and willing To be useful in
doors. good reference E. b.. i.242 Broad
way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

ASBURY PARK. y. J.-Desirable fur
nished cottages for rent: lists. MILAN
ROSS. Asbury, Park. y. J.
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DREsSMAkING.

100 . ...
A.-A.-DRESsMAKER. -Elegan. cutter
and filter. 81 a day or az hoi.e. perfect
III guaranteed. SIX o. cloth sui, made Ia
one week FOR $40. fancy waists sumirc.
and wash dresses specially. ~ East
lOth-sr.. near Broadway.
ARTISTIC - 'ssMAKER.- Firs,-cia-S
hitter Accustomed 20 fine trade. desires
more engagements In frst-class families.
city or country. perfonaI references. T..
"a shave.
ARTISTIC DREssMAKING: imported
fashions; hotSr- orderr at short notice.
rr,ces. Mrs. ETKoY. ~ East ilrh-st..
between Broadway and University Place.
COUTURiERE FRANCHISE. Fancy
waists. street. dinner aud tnlor-made
dresses. lancs' materials used. short no
tice. moderate price elegant WORK. MME.
ANDERSON. los w. l7th-st.. formerly
with Stern Bros.
DREsSMAKING Firsi-cass Vienna.
Partisan drcssmaking stranger. witn"s
few cus,om,Ss IN or out q house: perfect
fitting. O.. JOS Eas, 1Oih-s'.
DNEssMAKER - Partisan drcssmakcr.
nrst -class cutter. inter. pupil inc best
houses Paris. wants situation good houses.
speaks several languages; references. Al
dress l.. D.. Fox l. .242 Hroad"hi.
pREssMAKER -Ladies' and Mlsscs' and
lille girls drcssmaking rcinodclling done
neatly Of sis Park-nyc.. between 18th and
18TH SITS. ring Medell bell.
FRENCH DRESSMAKER. from pouc"t
ana Felix. just disengagcf. wants work by
dav in family. latest styles IN crosses,
81 20: best references. 80 East 4olh-s'.
MASON FRANCHISE. MIles. Eaugnon.
Robes ct ManteauS. - East 4'fh-s'
near Madison-ayc. Paris costumes at great
eacrincc; also French satin corseis re-
ducel from SO 10 81 the best made;
ladies' own material made ~ short notice;
perfect 1T: prices reasonable
NINE. JOSEPHINE. ii4 Lexingion-ave..
43d- st. late with Louise. 3th-aye. To IN
duce patronage will sell imported NIL in"rv
novelties al extraordinary low price. Ihdies'
before buying with Louise and Jierc..
please cal and inspect the French hats
and bonnetF.
SEAL GARMENTS altered or repaired ~
summer prices. Mrs. nARkENs, ~
West 39ih-st.. late with {. q. Gun'herb
Sons. 5th-avc
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DOMESTIC siTUATIONs WANTED.

~~-~f-7-7~Hf
Male.
ATTENDANTS or NURSES. BY man and
wife In institute. hospital or private fam
ily; two years experience: highest refer
ences HECK EFT. James-st.. Miidctown.
n l.
ATTENDANT. &c.-By young Englishman
Of good address and education as at
tendnnt, companion. secretary. reader TO
invalid gentleman excellent references.
Address a. H.. 81 East 2lst-st.
AMERICAN. 81 wants place town or
country, tn care or drive horses; quiet .
willing ard obiging. very handy. hotel
preferred. W. T. H.. Tribune Once.
a COIORED MAN wants situation In a
private family. Call or address w.
MILLER, i3' West 3Ith-st.. one flight
front.
BUTLER wishes place In "A private fam
fly: can furnish nrst-class reference; last
employer can be- seen. Address II. v. care
Mr.. Dillon. 10 East 4ist-st
HITLER or VALET Young Eng.ishman
as butler or valet. knows his duties thor
oughly; Of neat appearance: best city refer
cnce. J. r.. 9Gl Gth-avc.. 81 floor.
BUTLER and VALET.--Ry an experienced
man: private family: with good long city
reference; town or country. Address But
LER. ~ Bible House. city.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

- -. ------- - ----------
MADISON-ANE.. 49,. Second floor suite.
third Moor en- suite or singly. excellent
board.
1lTH-ST.. Is EAST. near Sth-avc.-Vcry
deairable large. cool summer room: good
table married couple. gentlemen.
2isT-ST.. 9 WEST -Homelike. desirable
cool rooms excellent table board sum
mcr rates; visitors 10 city accommodated:
references.
21sT-ST., 20 EAST.-Clehn. wcll-furnished
rooms, with superior board. references.
23D-ST $50 WEST.-Sew and handsome
furnished rooms with board: excellent
cuisine: table board
37TH-ST 40 WEST. - Well-furnished
square rooms 70 let. with superior board:
references required.
l39 MADISON-AVE.- Handsome. comfort
able rooms: table nnescelled. locality de-
sirable for visitors 20 city.
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FOR SALE.
AT REDUCED PRicEs.-3oo secondhand
wood and iron working nachines. FUZZY
Guaranteed; machinery BOUGHT and ex-
ehanged. GEORGE l.. EDDY. %S Madi-
son-st.
AT LITTLE's TOOL STORE. 80 Fulton.
at. New-York. Workshop machinery foot
ptwer). list free: wood carving tools .,, scroll
and lroodcrs IN operation
a MAGNIFICENT almost new, World s
Award. 81 90 grand upright piano. lat.
rs, improvements, sa ,1n,,r Ss; W Wes
3sth-sf
pIcyf'I.rs.-A full line Of high grade. fully
g,aran,eed wheels. nj all prices: sun
d,1es rcpalrs. &C. ash Lexington-ave..
near 44th-st.
DrsKs-EMPIRE DESK CO.. 307 Canal
-, iareest stock Of Office furniture at
loves, prices In New York
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HELP WANTED.


800. -~s~->e-e~-.~.H
Female.
NJ. xrrp- In a widOwers family. an ac-
"cn,nnii,bed and refined person as resident
,,n,,arress FOR girl Of II year,. must Ice
thorough musician AN and . e2mps'eni to IN
d,ess giving particulars. T.. BOX III.
l.2t2 Broadway. "
WANTED. -Waliress and chambermaid for
snmmer at seashore. Apply Tuesday I'M
80 m'ciock nj Isl AadisOn-av
WE ARE in want u good servants To III
class positions: all references care
IN. ,nxes,I9a,ed. Call all day long nj St
nar,h"iomew's Bureau. 200 East i2f-st.
AI,yERTIsEMENTs AMI sugscRIP-
rfoNs FOR THE f;iTSyl,1k TRin:
tT,HnTEoyVN OFFICE. No. i.n2 Broadway.
81 so,r north Of Thirty-nrst-st,: and AD-
vtiERRGTisEMENTs at the following lo iranch
ONCE Forty seventh-st.: $50 East Forty.
ssxsnth-st.. corner Third-av&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14

COACdMAN.-B young man; thIi. VI soos
anne ,r,ncc. understands fully the care OF
nae horses. harness. carriages; frst,class
driver: strictly temperate; written ana per
sonal references. Address J. L.. ID '''een-
wich-ayc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale md To.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

For Sale and Toilet.
speciality. the oranges;
very desirable investments sale OF rent.
L. HAMILTON 4 co. 80 BrOadnay.
Evening star., 1895-04-24
ALL SOULS CHURCH.
DR.. Shippen Gives Notice OF His In
tentfon to Resixn.


At meeting Of the Society of All Souls
Church last evening a statement was made
on behalf of the pastor. Rev. Dr. Shippen,
who Is absent from the city, that he con-
templated resigning the pastorate of the
church. This was the first public an
nouncement of an intention which DR..
Shipper has had under consideration for
some time, and was heard with genuine
regret by the members of the congrega-
tion, who have become warmly attached to
him during his pastorate of the past thir-
teen years. No action was taken in regard
TO the matter. From reports made by the
trustees 1t was shown that the receipts had
fallen below the expenditures, and a reso-
luton was adopted authorizing the board
OF trustees to raise by subscription the
amount necessary to meet the deficiency.
Notlce was given of several important
amendments to the constitution of the
church, which will be considered at the
next regular meeting. The most important
IS a proposed new article . which seeks to
take All Souls Church into affiliation with
the American Unitarian Association"
Officers of the parish union were elected
as follows: President, Charles W. Hills;
vice presidents, Nathan Bckford, Mrs
Gale and George A. Cooper: recording sec
fetary, George w. Renhardt; correspond
ing secretary, Harry Nichols Chairmen
standing committees-Hospital Mrs. E.
z. townsend; music, Miss Nellie Gisburne;
literature, Miss Julia NJ. Green; science
.. L: Fassig; publication and library, John
r. GiSburne; flowers and decorations Miss
Grace Hills and Miss Ella Nichols. Lii
brarian, w. T. Moore
trustees were elected as follows: For
three years, Carroll d. Wright, Mrs NJ H.
Doolittle, H. F. Blount; for two years Prof
Ed. A. Fay. Mrs Blanche Woodward: sec
retary of trustees, VIM. c. Keech; treas
urer, George N. French.
Evening star., 1895-04-24
To Out=Of=TOW FOlksss

UNLESS YOU HAVE TRIED OUR
Woodward & LotEnrop.
Evening star., 1895-04-24
Linen DEPARTMENT.

SOME OF THE MOST FASHIONABLE STUFFS
FOR WARM WEATHER WEAR-MOST COMFORT
ABLE, TOO-ARE THE FOLLOWING:
36-inch Figured and Striped Linens for Shirts,
Shirt Waists House Gowns &c. Per yard. .50c.
36-inch White Corded Striped Linens for House
Gowns, Dressing Sacques, Children's Dresses, &c.
Fer yard. .'Oc.
Galatea Cloths, hand spun; Linen and Cotton
Ducks, Tow and Grass Linens, &c. New goods,
latest designs and styles for children's and wo-
mems wear-for home, for street, for travelling,
for all outing purposes.
Qinen Department. I'd floor. 11th st. bldg
Evening star., 1895-04-24
Interior Department Relief Associa-
tiOn.

The Interior Department Beneficial Asso-
citation was fully organized this week under
a constitution which provides a fund in
case of the death of any of its members, to
be raised by 25-cent assessment upon all
survivors. The following officers We're
chosen: President, George C. Ross, from
the office of the assistant attorney general;
vice president, Yvon Pike general land Of
hce; secretary, Walter w. McCombe, office
OF the Secretary of the Interior; treasurer
George w. Evans office Of the Secretary;
board of directors in addition to the Of
ncers, Miss Ella l.. Dorsey Joseph K
Bridge, office of Indian affairs; Miss Mary
Fuller, department library
Evening star., 1895-04-24
Refrigerat0rs and Water
Coolers.

Japanned Coolers, double wall, charcoal filled,
1-gal. size. Each. Observation-Disclosures. .95c
Japanned Coolers, wrought-iron body and base,
porcelain lining, charcoal filed, plated lever faucet
Each ........................ 81 95
Cooler Stands with drainer. Cast-iron top and
feet, hard maple post, mahogany finish Three
sizes. Each $780, SO % and So 95
Nursery Ice Chests, double wall, charcoal filled,
galvanized iron lining, plated lever faucet, mahog
any grained An excellent arrangement for the
nursery and sick room. Each. S495
Belongs New Perfection Refrigerat tors-the
best made. Ours for Washington Hard wood only.
Patent perfected system Of dry-air circulation.
No. 90, No. o. No. OF, No. Z,
S5.95 $3.50. $1,000 s12.O0
Other sizes up to S25 90.
Beding's New Perfection Ice Chests Each. 81. .o5
tain noor. 10th st. bldg0
Evening star., 1895-04-24
MARRIED.

ACER-wELD. At ST. Johns Church, Medina, n.
y, wednesday, April II, 1898, by the REV.
warren w. Walsh, assisted by the Rev. Robert
Macfarlane, ANITA BOGERT, daughter of ].
kugglcs and Rebecca Root Weld. and sister Of
Mrs George KEENAN,, to DAVID ANTHONY
ACER Of Seneca Falls, N. Y.
MITCHEII-WHEATLEY. On Wednesday, April
~, 1898, at st. Peters Church, by the Rev.
u. 2. Sullivan, Mr.. F. EDWARD MITCHELL
to Miss ANNA NJ. WHEATLEY. both Of this
city.
Evening star., 1895-04-24
Our "Capitol" Sewing Ma
Chime ait SuO.g0

Is unexcelled. full set Of the latest improved at
tachments and fve-year guarantee accompany
each machine.
I'D floor. Corridor bet. 10th and 11th sts bldSs
Evening star., 1895-04-24
The Present Stock
iorH. ,1TH AND F srs. NV.

Is vastly superior to amy had Its great bulk
is mot our boast Our pride is i'm the vast varieties,
exclusive novelties, richness, completeness, fitness,
owprice strength Its collection of merchandise of
distinctive and obvious merits of the kind every GUS
torr1er cam instantly see and appreciate.
The store is better today i'm every way than 1T has
ever been, and grows better every day, because we
how much or how little you know about merchandise
OUR reputation is back OF every dollars worth SELL
Evening star., 1895-04-24
Bows Department.

HATS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS AND SUMMER
CLOTHING FOR BOYS.
Straw Hats for all sizes Of boys. The newest
thing for small boys is made Of Mackinaw Milan
Straw plain white or fancy Mixed with very wide
brim and long embroidered silk streamers. Each
S2.25 and So. .65
Hundreds Of other Sailors in many different
bnations. All qualities. Each. Soc to 81 so
Large Boys Hats-Fine Pointed Mackinaw Straw,
with straight, wide brim Each. SOC. and 81 .25
Everyday Hats for boys of all ages. Each
25 and 35c.
Outing Caps for girls and boys. Each.
%, 35 and Soc.
Yacht Caps in red, green, blue and black.
tacn .oOc.
Eton and Bicycle Caps. Each. ...............5 SOC.
Blue Cloth Tam O'Shanters. Each. SOC up.
Derbes and Fedoras. Each 81 90 and 81. 80
Mothers Friend" Waists-patent belt-unlaun-
dered percale Each. SOC.
Laundered percale. Each. h..................S1.O 90
Unaundered white. Each. ach...................6 .6Oc.
Laundered white. Each. ......... .75c. and 81 90
"Nonpare' Waists unlaundered. Each >. SOC.
king Waists, laundered. Each. .........S 81 90
Merrmac Print Waists. Each. 10 and 25c.
Good Cheviot Waists. Each. .35c. for 81. 90
Fauntleroy Blouses, pretty styles. Sizes 8 to 8.
Washable Kilt Suits Each. 81 90
I'D floor. 10th st. bldg)
Evening star., 1895-04-24
The "CYcnist" Corset.

This Corset is long in the waist, high in the bust
and has very short, elastic-gored hips 1t is well
boned, made Of fine black sateen, and is finished
with silk Tossing. For cycling, rowing, tennis and
all other athletic purposes there is nothing to equal
1t for comfort, grace and durability All sizes.
I'D floor. Annex to 10th St. bldgJ
Evening star., 1895-04-24

BENTON. In remembrance. April "a, 1895. OF my
dear departed wife. MARY RAY BENTON. on
this, the sixty-second anniversary OF her birth,
the forty fourth OF marriage and the sixth
of her burial. (') JOHN Ii. BENTON.
Evening star., 1895-04-24

Nothing like these prices quoted in Wash
Ing on before. The stock is melting away like
In summer time. Don't delay. You cannot
buy these articles in Japan at wholesale at these
prices. Come and for yourself
Evening star., 1895-04-24
You'll Soon Need Slip Covers.
Notioms-SmalH Wares.

THINGS NEEDED EVERY DAY. LOOK OVER
THE PRICES CAREFULLY AND ADD UP THE
PENNIES YOU CAN SAVE HERE. HUNDREDS
OF OTHERS NOT PRINTED.
SILK Hose Supporters, with belt per pair. 75c.
Six Hose Supporters without belt, per pair 42c
iiu books, eacn .1Uc
fidirpiis' per paper. .................. &C.
Hairpins, assorted, per box. &c
Invisible Hairpins, per box. .4c
Bone Casing-Per pc. of yds., 15c.; per yd, &c.
Cotton Tape, per piece Of SO yards ds........ .1Sc.
Stocking Darners, with handle. each. Sc
Stocking Darners, without handle. each. Sc
Basfing Cotton. Per spool, &C.; doz., Soc
Pattern Tracers, each. h......................1 10c
Safety Pins, nickel, small, per doz. ........ &C.
Safety Pins, nickel, medium, per doz. .........7o
Safety Pins, Nickel large, per doz. Sc.
American Pms, per paper. .ec
Best English Pins, per paper. lee.
Mourning Pins, assorted Sizes per box. .10c.
Stockinet Dress Shields per pair. .......... Sc.
Mending Tissue, per pkg. g....................1 .15c.
Skirt Yoking, black and white, per yard. .. 1Oc
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