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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09
WORK WANTED.

~
A-BUsINESs MAN. with ~ years eX
peiienc. IN export. import. domestic ami
manufacturing trades IN New YORK De
tifes engagement. acive. healthy, reliable.
Adirsrs RELIABLE. Box 20. Tribune Of
nee.
A MIDDLE.AGED gentleman ~ some
means desires 20 take complete charge
OF an estate IA fully qualified and can
give Al references and real estate Sc
curity. Address EXECUTOR. Tribune OF
nee.
'BOOKKE EPER by young man. 30. ex-
p.riencei. quick at figures, strictly tenn
peratr honest ana indus ripuS unquos-
ilonablr references. o. WALKER. So
Clintonst.. Newark, y. J.
BAKER rirst-casB foreman on all kinds
81 bread especially New-Ensland,
vienna; understands his trade thoroughly.
HELMER. l6i East @th-st
BOOKK EErER or a-sstant wants ",s'-
ton In Office. best reference, gruAa-
hte from college. j W. IiANlfsn. ,.,o,2
Avenue A.
BARTENDER-D young man. % AZ A.
-istant bartender. can furnish frst-clsss
reference. Adde'S. JAMES DOwDELI.
go Fron,-st.. Brooklyn.
BOY dD In downtown offcc.: nrst-class
reference. HENRY HASENZAHL. 100
East 52d-st
BOY. II. desires position In q wholesale
or importing houte. where nc can at
vance himself. good references Address
HENRY. Boa !. Tribune On,oe.
CONcRETER wishes work to cement DEL
lars. areas, side@ alks. tagging and &C
m-nt plasierins; cheap ana good; city Or
country. NJ. MAYER. Soi Eas, 9oth-sL
CUTTER Position ss knife cutter: about
two years experience nj ladies under
weaf references given. III. LIN6EN-
FELfER. "a state st. Watcr,own. n. Y
COMPOslTOR. Book and news wishes
steady situaton In city or country Office,
sober and reliable: wages moderate. Ad-
dress NJ. n Ocean Place, Brooklyn.
DRIVER BY young man: Will act a.
cnachman, city or country. CHARLES
WAGNER 1870 Middleton Brooklyn
DENTIST. Experienced graduate. wants
situation; good references. will NO any
where Address DENTIST. 1914 awatarn-
st. Harrisburg Penn.
DRAUGHTsMAN.- Experienced. artistic.
rapid. perspective. working drawings,
patents. piece work prefeflsd. cut rates
ARCHITECTURAL. 3cs West I27th-s,
DRINER.-young man, with own horse.
wishes position as driver: can furnish
best 81 reference. +. EDWARDS, 1850
8d-avs.
DRINER.-Bv \ steady young man not
afraid Of work: beat reference. GOD
FREY. 100 East 0a,h-rt.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or usEFUL.MAN
In business building: present employ
or can be seen. JOHN DEMPSEY. caro-
Of Milbank 227 Mercer-st.
ENGINEER. --For factory ofnc- building
or apartmcnt-houss: understands ice ma
licensed. CARLSON. l26 West o0th-sL
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n,.u.n1NG PLANS FILED.

III. following plans for building. ana alterations
Med Yesterday.
,.I,t q, > us Z. W q brock ave 'or Two four
s,o.y ,,ck nA'' Dy f'""" y '".>..',.' $500
is.th-., = o, rnur'lsnfi-nv". ~ VIII
lam Wo,sth ., 30 80. 49, ne -" ....',".. soc
N.h., ave- i?5 ~ SCOTT ave 'or wv
.,o-y ard attic rweilins hy John Sherf- -.
dan 81 No 2Oli 3g-ave. owner a'"''
1nis-. ~ 81 West ny benjamin Alimsr n.
X, y Mad!s,n-av- ovnrr. = 'oursory ana 49,.
basement brick dwelling ...-..+..-+t-- i"'
=, n ave " ~ . u iiGh-si. by Oscar b'l.
% -, III ri' owner. - 'hfeer'rj -.
~ and dwelling o.
Nav. No 100 ~ Fr-te''ck \ B'uy. - No
70 Es' ,o ,so ,sn.rn.,, snt .,,r. ..,... 1910
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

S><N>>O~~~~~~'~ |NrNN~|N<Sc~ ~N0NNS1NNrSnONNNN'~N
UPHOLSTERY and express business for
reason for leaving. q. y. LOUGHLlN .
SONS. 1923 Western Boulevard.
WANTED PARTNEIlS.-Educated lady,
with $4,000. In banking business. Adj
dress BANKER. Tribune Once.
Wedderburn Co.. Patent Attorneys
Washington. ID. c.. 70: their $1,000 prem
ium; monthly contest open TO them upon
application.
5000 WANTED 10 start BICYCLE business
large store. JGxl60. right location. Apply
on premises. 10 WATSON, southwest cor
ner 6th-ave. ard llth-st.
ADVERTISEMENTS ana SUBSCRIPTIONS for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office. No. l.2<2 Broadway. ID door north
Of 3ist-st. until o o'clock y. m. advNr-
tisements received at the following branch
Offices at regular office rates until clock
6,h-ave.: cor. l2th-st.; l42 Columbus-ays..
near West 0Gth-kt; i00 West I2d-st. near
Gth-ave.; 92 East i4th-st.: 257 West 42d-
St. between 1th and 9Th ayes. l59 East
<7th-st.: l,S3s 3d-svs.. between 10th and
77th STA: 1.02C 3d-ave.. near 6ist-st.: !. 1OS
l:,.ave.. near soth-st: $50 3d-aye.. near
:l sos ss+ 30 &c. W.. ss5 BleeSssr.t
We: 1892 Sd-ave. oj Amsterdam
x02 West <2d-st.; i4s East l6th-st; 2Os
East 4stb-st.: $50 9th-sve. o5i s,h-as..
i.i62 81 ave. near 6Ith-st.: 20+ East Seth
St: 1870 Broadway; 1868 Shave; 100
s.h7eye. Isis 2d-sye 5ea o,h-avs. A,
iisth-st: iSS East i25th-st.. near 3d-avs.
243 W>st i26th-st.. bet. 7th and 9Th aves.
620 West 145th-st. Al the brooklyn Officss.
VT Fuiton-st.; T2e Tuitou-sty
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FURNISHED HOUSES TOILET.

So>~.--~~.~~~>~~- - >->o>~.'0|~>~N">N0N0~NNN'~N
SPRING LAKE REACH. y. J.-Fully fur-
shed cuifag. with fn~ stable. teauiiiul
location. OCEAN ard lssc fpic rs a" s.
On, running vafsr bath. laundry. all con
V,.ier %, r,ss nab!r rsrf fpr season. Ap'
ply YARD & - CiGANAN. Agents.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Or>NO-NONN~No00N0@|N V |00000
Country.
NEAT FARM Il i1O acres for SAFE.
win nous. harn etc: N perfect order,
two living springs Of water. price S-'"'
Including farming implements. great
bargain. as purchaser can take porsersl'l
Immediately without rcp1rls VIII sell fnrnl
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bloch Samuel and Jonas and Charles sch-uer
No $50 Eas, oeth-s years ................. 500"
Boyer. Gorge II. to the Greenwch savings Bank
No Az IVES, l27th-st and No Lawrence-'t' ., ~
BTs, catherine to Tue 90, Gu.Tan'os AMI Trust no
Bar lanes j. 70 E%1 Sa' trustee OF $40
Same. Charlotte Rarr, same property years. 7c'
Bachrsch. solomon to julia roiilon. Nos 6d. o,,.,
Brady, James W. ana wife to Peter Doelser.
S tns' IF 80 Az s,i Ge@ani ., $50
Trus, Company. Nos $3.50 and GSS Broadway. ooo ~.
F9brman Emanuel and WHO to II. Equitable
Life Ao.ur"nce sgcie'y United States cor 90 N
Gi2,er. Flames T. and Janre 4. = the Mutual
Life Insnra.c , c,ma?1ay Of New-io'N cor ooo
Ga'wii .r"' M n"d = rsecuors etc Edward
N' 'S 80 4 N ' y i,s 's
H,Dsfi n. BESSIE and hui and to Marsaie, o
Alvel,a. ceaniess DE. Alyi'l.a. N3ast. 80 n,
40 f. q 'enal ia's st. T,,,-.rc.
mpany. corner 7h-ase and i2isis 3ie -. -.
Lessee Rose \. 70 Emma l. Van Nc.s {. , ism
ST 500 Il . u ot.. AZ ycar-. .........-. 800
' etc. ,'' 81 N"Tc Eidi $ is.,i~.t 2,S II <
same to Ella F Austin. ls.h-e, n; T, VT 80,
o M.-@'c $,1ry ;'"T and Han. camnl.n TO
o Eaa,6e s' rAie A.snrnnoe society II rnsG
states corner HIM., ana 2l-ove l., .,.o
Same to SAM 5. i27,h--,. 1910 r. Of SIN 90,
murray rT iq'le i. an, Anna ,nlcrhiir to risr-
ret II Cole 3, Il piers NJ 10 AMI ~ AMI bulk
head between piers. East River. years ....... 900
ion 8, o25 ?, o, IN atc ! Year ~ 900
Same 10 simon Sternr ssrr 1perfv year..... BOO
smith william u Cnl Jacob ". eNccu'1r- ~
bartlett smith ieceas.d. FTRnklln savings
Bank n 2sth-s,. .1S II II " Il IN ave.
scheuer Nav. and wife - Julius Olcshemcr. No
~ East 1Gfh 10 years. 2Sp
at a. trustees 'or Virginia M'rkay. n
l7th-st lil 10 u " ~ ~ 0dvAy years. IL ~
Tr~ner Lucy L aud william e.. 80 Allen
Townsend shave. corner ilSth-s'. DO
Same L. prpp-riy -ensni .-........ 2i0'
With. CHARLES and vi'c 70 Louis With.
i4is, 81; 80 :, u sth-a months ....... 49,"
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
~~N~~~~NN~~~~N~~s~O ONn~~/NN/>N/NssNNNNN
LARGE front room. suitable for two gen
t.emen. with board, private nat. Do
Columbus ave. two flights.
WEST 74TH ST.--Rooms ana board In
Southern family: references exchanged.
CASHIER. i. o. Box 2. 100.
"a WEST 32D-ST.-- handsomely fur
nished suite, with bath. large and small
rooms. board optional. references ex-
changed.
4lST ST. ~ East. double and
single rooms, excellent table. summer
prices, home comforts, visitors city ac
commOdate,i references.
i2lST-ST., 324 EAST. Pleasant room:
private house: one or two boarders.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

N>ONNNe -~~NNYNONN0~0N~Nooc-~
FURNISHED pleasant front room. suitab q
for two young gentlemen. Al East llth-
ST. between broadway and Unlvernlty
Place.
LARGE front room. suitable for two gen
tlcncn. with board. private nat. 90
coiumbus-ave.. two flights.
SGTH-ST.. IS wEsT.-Newly and daintlly
furnished rooms. for gentlemen only
with or without private bath.
100 EAST 4GTH ST. Large nicely fur
nished room. references exchanged. pri-
vate family.
200 LEXINGTON-A furnished
large. small. between 10th. <ist SITS.
elegant neiEhborhood: terms reasonable.
6's EAST 12STH-S Furnished or IN
fnrnIshsd roams. also 1opr 70 let.
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
WANTED. Neat. INTEL gent ladies' to take
work home reat. steady employment.
good salary. no experience nccessary. Ap-
ply by letter MY. STANDARD ART Co.
li2 IVES, I'D
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rSEFIL-MAE. BY young man In private
family. city or country. II. pOHERTl.
100 East 3oth-s;.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09

HOTEL LArNDRYMAN wants position
as head laurdryman: thorough and ex-
pcri-nced; best Of reference. n. "
JAMES 1880 sth-svs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09

UsEFUI~MAN. COOK, &c.-Ry couple:
man useful: vigc nrst-clsss c,ok and
launGress; best reference from present EN-
ployer. l.. III. BAKER, i02 W. l2oth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09

USEFTLr-MAN.-By n Norwegian. IS: un-
derstands the care ~ horses. harness and
carriages: can milk. attend ls"n. &c.
willing and obllging. good references.
country preferred. Address A. REYNERT-
SON. u Presidential. Brooklyn
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work WANTED.

.-ooo>u~~-~~N~~.o-o'~ wv N"|--SNoONS|S~'S'S
Male.
HALL or ERRAND BOY.-By respectadna.cc
col ored boy. l.. d.. Reston Co "o'
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
~>|NN"NNr.N--1>SN.~Ss~N NooNo~.o~N-o.O~.NN
A.-A.-A. -A.-FlNE diamonds. watches.
u weekly, 10 trash Call or address
WATCH SUPPLY Co. Maiden Lane
Room 2. All goods guaranteed.
AT REDUCED PRICES --3U second han nd
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE u EDDY. 30S Madi-
tOn-ft.
BICYCLES. Monarch or Defiance bicycles
highest grade. also 1898 models al!
prices, sund les; repairs T. A. BORR-
MAN, AL Lexington ave. near 4+th-st.
ROLL TOP DESKS. best quality. SIS. SIS
s2l. f22. s25 $2S. sas and $55 r. r
ESTES SONS. :5-4I John-st.. near Mas
tau-st.
PHOTOGRAPHIC BARGAIN.-New Enst-
man camera. Gundlach rapid r-ctl-
grapher. 5xS lens. tripod double holders
finder. etc. cost $50: Will sell for $40. Sl3
Greene-ave.. Brooklyn.
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RENT or SALE bargains IN hotels
harding houses and cottages. building
sites reasonable ISRAEL q ADAMS N
co Atlantic city. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09

USEFUI~MAN Middle-aged all around
American; garden stock sister irslds
WORK. best references. moderate wages
AlvHINE Ak hAN rnrrXfnMn n
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ANITOR.-Man and wife. Swedish. no
children: years experience reference
handy with tools. JANITOR. Box ~. IT'D
une Office. --
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09

TSEFUL-MAN.--ln private family would
take q Job IN hotel for summer: has best
OF personal references. Cali or address II.
NJ 2OS West 3sd-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09

OF any kind on yentleman's place. city
or country; hes, OF reference. HILL. .03
East sSthst.
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NURSE. Sc.-Youns woman ,, w0a.S %. ard
care Of grown CHA ?. sy-sks s,n,s
make herself generally u''' s,aiverisns o.
spanish. Address d L.
Ace | N2 cl-pNe. -----. hahv
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Go Get for Business pnrposes


BUILDINGS. STORES. LOFTS AND OFFICES TO LET
ID Chambers. Spruce. Beekman. Fulton John. Maiden
Lane Dey Barclay Park Place. Park Row. Nassau VIII
lam. Gold. Clin. Pear. Water and many
rutland WHITING B-ekrnan-st
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FURNISHED flouses 90 fet-Conntrn.

FURNISHED honses 90 fet-Co nntrp.
A LOVELY OLD FARMHOUSE thoroughly furnished
"A with everything o for the
~ II. Particulars address H. s. BOND. Box 10.
COTTAGES AT LONG BEACH. l.. 1.
Twenty-thres miles from Nev>-Yorx; frequent trains
located the beach, furnished cottage. IL rooms
all improvements.
(NAPE COD.-Wyctmere Seashore cottages completely
- furnished bathrooms. hot water sanitary plumbing
bathing; fine forests Circular. j.. HsIwich-
port. Mas.
IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
Furnished cottage to with IA rooms, garden, ice
ftabng etc, will connection
with the MOUNT EVERETT HOUSE Hotel.
Address
GEORGE a. PECK,
South Egremont Mass
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AGENCY FOR NONTCLAlE. Real estate.
AL kinds. sale or rent. Bs.kman 81.
y Y. and opp. D.. |. and w station
Montclair. CLARENCE II. TUBES.
AT MONTcLAfR Houses for sale and TO
let. furnished and uniurnl,hed. Nh VI
TAYLOR Montclair. Y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09

STEWARD. English. desires position:
club. gentleman's yacht or large estsb
nshment; thoroughly capable. excellent
sup.rntendent. highest possible references.
Address STEWARD. - Dartmouth-s,.
Boston Mass.
Evening star., 1896-02-21
GlOrifyfnE Crime.

TO the Editor of Tie Evening Star:
A few days ago you printed an editorial
to the sentiments of which 1 wish most fer-
vently to say Amen" 1t was referring to
the demonstration at the funeral OF the late
Bat Shea, suggesting that such unseemly
exhibitions be prevented by the government
retaining possession of the body. Since that
article appeared the Objectionable scene has
been repeated, some two Thousand negroes
having followed the remains of Harris to
the cemetery on Sunday last.
Now, all good citizens will agree with you
that these attempts to make martyrs out OF
criminals should he frustrated, and there is
no more effective way of doing than that
suggested by The Star. / would like to add
Din support of your argument), the plan has
been in successful operation in London for
many years. When executions take place In
Newgate the body is inferred almost i'm
mediately within the Jail building, quick
lime being placed in the grave, SO that tho
death penalty means absolute snnihilation
as far as this world is concerned. The state
takes charge Of the malefactor and releases
him not, living or dead. This course, be-
sides absolutely preventing such scenes as
YOU describe. adds to the ignominy and con-
seuuent punishment, neither of which can
surely be too severe for crime deserving OF
the ealIows. HENRY G. AMOS.
Evening star., 1896-02-21
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.
Special Meeting Of City Council and
Other Notes.


Other Notes.
A special meeting of the city council was
hello last night in order that some action
may be taken before the legislature ad-
journs on the thirty-third section of the
city charter. The object of the meeting
was to have the council enact some meas
ure which will cover the much-talked- of
street improvement. A bill was prepared
by City Sergeant Brent, which was read in
both boards, and referred to the committee
on general laws, with the authority to
employ such counsel as they deem neces-
sary to assist in preparation of suitable
bill. The committee will meet next Mon
day night and consider the bill and report
their decision to meeting Of the city
council Tuesday.
Raised a Disturbance.
A white woman named Julia Flynn Great
ed considerable attention on King street
yesterday morning by assaulting Officer
Ferguson while he was attempting to
arrest her for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct. She was finally put in a wagon
and taken to the station house. The wo-
man is the same one that danced skirt
dance in the street and was sent to the
Workhouse unde' the vagrant law. She
was afterward released on promise of better
behavior.
NOteS.
Mrs Johanna Lyles widow of Enoch
Lyles and mother of Mr.. Richard
Lyles, died at her home on South Fairfax
street yesterday morning. Mrs. Lyles had
a wide circle of friends, who sincerely
regret her death.
The machine shops of the Southern rail-
way in this city are now working on extra
time on account of the large quantity OF
work to be done. These shops employ q
large number of men, vino hope the extra
hours will continue as long as possible
United States Deputy S. L. Monroe has
secured evidence against several merchants
here for selling butterine and other COM
pounds for dairy butter, and they will be
prosecuted under the new revenue laws
The Young Peoples Union of the Second
Presbyterian Church held a very pleasant
meeting in the lecture room of the church
last night, which was well attended. Dur
ing the evening an interesting program of
music, etc., was given, which was much
enjoyed by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. MaEry Gaines have return
ed from West Virginia.
Miss Matte Pettitt of Baltimore is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. James Pettitt, on North
ST. Asaph street
Miss Inez Smith Of Loudoun county, Va,
is visiting her brother, Mr.. Edward Smith,
on Patrick street.
Mr.. Frank Dyson, who has been very iii
for some weeks is reported much better.
Miss Mary Green, who has had an attack
of the grip, Is able to be out again.
Mr.. Armstead Christian Of New York is
visiting his sister, Mrs. p. j. Dempsey, on
North Fairfax street.
The entertainment to be given by the
Mary Custis Division, Daughters of the
+ Cor federacy, promises to be a decided sue
cess. In addition to the address to be de-
livered. by Gen. Fltzhugh Lee there will be
music and tableaux.
Evening star., 1896-02-21
Wornnemss
Muslin Underwear

Is better today than at any time in
the. past-better looking, better fit
ting. better made; practically as good
as home work, with all the worry and
much Of the cost saved. We've other
values equally as good as these.
ClmbTic or Muslin Corset Covers. high or low
neck nsrt, felied seams, buttons and buttonholes
Muslin Drawers. umbrella style, deep cambric
ruftie. yoke band. Per pair. r.................25 25c
Muslin Gowns. Hubbard style. tucked yoke cam
brio rnfie around neck and Sleeves pearl buttons
Each h............,,.,...... eSc
Fine Muslin Gowns. puffed yoke in front, three
box plats In back. full sleeves, wide sailor collar
trimmed with Hamburg, long and full. Each . 75,
Black Satteen Skirts, deep corded rufie with head
ing tape ties Each. SOC
Ing lined throughout with outing CLOTH tape ties
iff iaH aoor io:i 81 90
Evening star., 1896-02-21
WOnnem's New
Neck Fiximgs.

We receive the latest fads and
fashions in neckwear as soon as they
come out. We note among recent
arrivals the following:
Widows Collars and Cuffs of fine null. hem
stitched and made by hand. Very dainty. Per
SET Toe.
1lemstitched Null Points, made by hand giving
same effect collar Per pair. ........ 30 and 35c
Grass Linen Sailor Collars. trimmed with HOnlton
braid. Beautiful designs. Each 81. 10 to So 90
Collars in sailor and pointed enfects-H oniton
braid appqued black monsselne de sole
Spangled Chiffon Rutfiing white with gold span
giles. white with irdescent and black with rides
cent spangles Very pretty garniture for sleeves
36-inch Black Ostrich Feather Boas rich l1Ster
full and fluffy. A special value. Each. so 90
(lst floor. I'd annex J
Evening star., 1896-02-21
Left No Heirs.

Claiming that the woman left no heirs.
Assistant District Attorney Arnes has fled
a petition in the Probate Court praying
that the court direct the payment to the
Secretary of the Treasury of the proceeds
of the estate of Maria McAnanama, after
the Just debts of the woman shall have been
paid. The woman died December 16. 1894,
and Attorney NJ. ]. Colbert was appointed
administrator of her estate, she leaving
$3.50 In Riggs Bank, and there being several
creditors. The government claims that, in
the absence of heirs, the woman having died
ntestate. the estate reverts to ii.
Evening star., 1896-02-21
Chindren's and
Misses Shoes.

Children's Kangaroo Calf Button
and Lace Shoes, 81 to 1o4. Per
pair .S1.5o
Misses Kangaroo Calf Button and Lace Shoes
II 10 =. FER pair s.. 90
Children's Button Shoes, patent tip spring heel
VIII wear well. to 8. Per pair. .....s 81 90
Same in s1a to 1O1a Per pair. 81 %
Same in II to 2 Per pair. ar...........s1.5O 80
Misses Button Shoes, extended welt SOLE Sizes
II 10 - Par pair .....................,S 50 90
Misses Button Shoes cloth top, patent tip II to
2. Per pair. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 Oo
Misses Button Shoes, cloth top, patent leather
vamp. IL to 2 Per pair. ir...............so. $3.50
Children's Button Shoes cloth top, patent leather
vamp. Sl4 to 1O3. Per pair. $500
Evening star., 1896-02-21
W0r11en's s New
Bicycle Costumes.

Fine Cheviots, Tweeds and Cassi-
meres; tailor made; boomers of
cloth to match or of silk.
We mention as special value:
Three-pece Tailor-made Bicycle Suits of high
class English Worsted-stysh silk-lined Jacket
with yoke and belt, full. perfect hanging skirt
with side packets, and silk bloomers to
match. very stylish cycling outfit Ea.. S25 90
Evening star., 1896-02-21
Special Display of Little
ChiDdren's Short Dresses

Of Nalnsook, Cambria, Gingham
and Lawn. Pretty garments, in baby
styles, at wonderfully low prices.
Cambria Short Dresses. tucked yoke with band of
insertion or tucks and insertion with full r,irie
over shoulders. Deep hem. Each ........... Zoe
Lawn Dresses, ruffie over shoulders, deep hem
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Cambric Short Dresses. pointed yoke with inser-
..on, or pointed tucked yoke with full ru1,e.
bingham and Lawn Dresses. full from neck and
embroidery trimmed, with full rufie over shou-
ders trimmed with Valencennes lace Deep hem
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Cambria Dresses, yoke of tcks and insertion with
two bands OF insertion at bottom, full runie over
shoulders trimmed with Vaienciennes lace Also A
style especially for beys gathered neck and full
from neck down, rlie of embroidery forming sailor
collar In front and tucked yoke In back Each 81 90
Gingham and Lawn Dresses. tucked yoke, rufis
of embroidery around yoke, some trimmed with
Nalenciennes lace. AlsossOme suitable for bows i'm
Z0uave style, trimmed with braid. Each 81 %
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