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The evening times., 1896-10-19
ARMENIAN REFUGEES ARRIVE.
Part of a Number Collected by Miss
willard in Turkey.

New York, Oct. 19.-One hundred and
sixty seven Armenians. twent y-five OF
whom are women, arrived today ON the
steamship obdam. They were all well
dressed and appeared to have been very
well fed. They had been collected in Tur-
key by Miss Frances Willard and had sailed
ON the OLDHAM from Boulogne. France. They
are the first Of a batch OF $50 Armenian
refugees who are to be sent to America
The Armenian relief wing u the Saliva
tion Army, ,whichis incharge of Col Thomas
Hollins, will take charge OF the entire
batch, and will take them to Ramseys,
n j., where they own thirty acres OF land
which had originally been purchased with
the intention of establishing a home for
discharged convfcts-
The evening times., 1896-10-19
Epitome Of the News in the
Morning Times.

If you miss any news in the evening
edition look in the list below. What
you're looking for WINS probably pub
lished In this mornings edition, ana
ns The Times never Repeats you'Il
have to take both editions To get all
the new as quick as 1t happens.
The evening times., 1896-10-19

@EN s. n LEGER, the new minister
y from Haiti, who was recently pre-
sented To the President, has engaged
a suite Of rooms at the Arlington.
Mr.. Leger suggests the diplomat ny his
appearance. Heis of middle stature; dark;
has black mustache and imperial. and is,
withal, Strikingly handsome. He does not
speak English, but uses the F-enchlanguage
very fluentIy. as do, indeed, great m any
OF his countrymen.
1t astonishes most people in this country,
he said last night, 10 isG-z that the great
product of Haiti is coffee. This is because
il does not come to this country, which
seems to prefer Mocha. Java and even Rio.
But to France, England and Germany,
where the coffee of Haiti is very highly
esteemed many thousand sacks are sent
yearly.
The chief article Of export to the United
States is logwood, which is used in dyeing.
In return for this Haiti receives from this
country all kinds OF manufactured articles.
canned goods and cereals.
In richness and variety of vegetable
products, he said. Haiti is notexcelled by any
other country in the world. An tropical
plants and trees grow W there inperfection, and
nearly all the vegetables and fruits Of
temperate clmes may be successfully culti-
vated on its highlands.
Among its indigenous products are cotton,
maize, rice, tobacco, cocoa, ginger, banana,
pineapple, yaIns, sugar-cane, indigo and
bamboo.
Haiti is also rich in woods, especially in
cabinetanddye woods among theformer are
mahogany, manchineel, satinwood, rose
wood cinnamonwood, yellow aconla and gri-
gri; among the latter are Brazil wood, log
wood, fustic and sassafras.
On the mountains are extensive forests Of
pine and a species of oak and in various parts
occur the locust, ironwood, palmetto and
many species OF palms.
The language of the eastern end of the
island is Spanish; that of the western, a
French patos.
The American colony on the island is very
small, and is composed chiefly of the agents
of commercial houses. They are found for
the most part along the coast.
The evening times., 1896-10-19
CAMPAIGN COMMENTS.

Now that Tillman is devoting so much
time to Pennsylvania, other States may as
well give up any hope of taking fromi the
record for big Republican majorities-
Chicago Tribune.
The evening times., 1896-10-19

What has become of Silver DICK Bland,
who was rocking the cradle OF free silver
before the Boy orator was born? Is be
another mere politician for whom MIR.
Bryan has no use?-New York Advertiser.
The evening times., 1896-10-19

or course the workingman has no logical.
reasonable, legitimate. associations with
anarchy. This is true under monarchical
misgovernment andtbe ehereditary principle,
and doubIy true, ,of "a republican form Of
government like our.-Brooklyn Standard
Union.
The evening times., 1896-10-19
z CoMRADE of Massachusetts bat

II COMRADE of a Massachusetts, bat
terry, Second Regiment, told some
veterans in the Ebbitt House today
how he got acquainted with Gen. Payne
of this city. The general was about to go
into battle and had no sword except ore
given him by the citizens of his home town.
He didn't want to lose this.
The Massachusetts comrade said he had
one he had captured. 1t wasn't very pret-
ty, but it was all right for service. Gen.
Payne took it and returned it after the
brush with the enemy.
"Gen. Payne will remember me, think, :"
said the comrade, seven though I was
only a high private in the rear rank
The evening times., 1896-10-19

The women are coming to realizing
sense that the 5O-cent dollar will be some
thing of failure on a shopping tour. Hence
their interest in politics and earnest talks
at home to the head of the faml y.-Balti-
more American.
The evening times., 1896-10-19

The Times has n regular and perma-
nent Family Circulation much
greater than any other paper, morn
ing or evening. published in Wash
tugton. As n News and Advertising
Medium 1t has no competitor.
The evening times., 1896-10-19
WOMEN
IN THE
UNIVERSE
TIES.


versity, 1t is infinitely more So in the in
stance cited, because it shows that the
progressive sentiment of the New World
is breaking n way also in the Old. German
universities have steadfasuy kept their
doors closed against the fair sex, and only
few years ago an application OF woman
for admission TO the course of studies at
Geettingen was promptly refused. The
Swiss universities have been more gracious,
bnt oxford and Cambridge still adhere to
the policy of exclusion. The admission,
therefore, of twentysix women to the
university of the German capital can hardly
fail to have a beneficial effect upon the
European institutions, and before many
years the majority Of them will unques-
tionably welcome women students 10 all
their classes.
The higher education of women will prob
ably not cure humanity of all the ills that
it is heir to- though it can hardly do other
than advance mankind just like all other
progress in knowledge. 1t is not necessary
to regard this matter from a speculative
standpoint, but it should be looked at from
that OF simple justice. Barring The physical
limitations OF women, they are entitled
to just the same facilities for making their
way in the world that have been accorded
to men for centuries and from which they
have been excluded through ignorance. ira
dition and unreasoning prejudice Wash
ington has set good example in this re-
spect through the Catholic University, which
opens its doors to women for the pursuit of
certain studies, and Columbian also has
taken Some steps forward in this respect.
There Is no good reason why women should
not have as fun swing in this regard as
men,. and many very tenablc ones why all
privileges should be accorded to them.
The evening times., 1896-10-19

"Let it be understood that no repudiator
of one farthng of our public debt can be
trusted with a public place" So spoke
Gen. Grant.-Indianapoli Journal.
The evening times., 1896-10-19
MORE
MONEY
FOR
BIGGUNS.

ever been called upon to pay out for keep
ing up his fighting capacity ON land. In
this, however, is included about S16,-
| 000, 900 for coast Qualifications, and the
statements made by the Secretary of War
regarding the work done i'll this field are
of more than ordinary interest, as showing
that the policy Of making appropriations
based upon continuing contracts not only
is the most economical in the end, but pro
ductive of the best results, so far as quantity
and quality are concerned. Nothing haA
been more fully proved than that the policy
formerly pursued by Congress of giving
q few thousand dollars one year ana few
thousand dollars the next year unduly re-
tards tue work in hand, and. besides.
After 4 great and unnecessary loss Of
time, and through the pressure of public
sentiment and stimulation by the ncwspa
pers, Congress has at last been brought to
see the need OF putting the country in a
state of defense against the attack Of for
eign fleets. II the natural order Of things
so great a task cannut he accomplished in
less thdn a uecaue. mat Is the period con-
templated by the Endicott board, whose
plans and recomme ndations formed the
basis for the action NJ Congress, and in col
formity with which the War Department is
now proceeding. Secretary Lamont sho VS.
that gratifying progress has been made not
only in the construction of guns, but of
emplacements also, and his suggestions
concerning the continuation of the work
should commend themselves to the favor
able consideration of the lawmaking body.
The evening times., 1896-10-19

There are eighty .eight Mckinley banners
floating in the fdsfness district of New
York city, and just one solitary. Bryan
banner. Boston Herald. 49,
The evening times., 1896-10-19

PEARLS FROM THE PULPIT
Some Timely Thoughts from n Variety O
CrecdS
The evening times., 1896-10-19

r HE estimates Of Secretary Lamont for
the support Of the army and all that
properly appertainS 10 tie military hranch
The evening times., 1896-10-19

1t will be observed that the ma jority OF
betting men are willing to bet that this
country is honest, New York Press.
The evening times., 1896-10-19

CZAR'S EUROPEAN TOUR
Vienna and Pans Filled with Rumors
Regarding 1t.
The evening times., 1896-10-19

LIFE WORK NEARLY OVER
Old Folks Day Observed at Trinity NJ
+. Church.
The evening times., 1896-10-19
THI SANE THING.

Willie Papa, what is q synonym for
s'death?" - -
Marriage; my son.
The evening times., 1896-10-19

SOCIETY Rack FROM sEAsHoRE AND
MOUNTAIN
Fashionable Churches Crowded with Hand.
somely Dressed Women.
The evening times., 1896-10-19

PRESIDENT AND BISHOP
VIII Lay Cornerstone of Hall of His
tory.
The evening times., 1896-10-19

4 soiemnly swear thut the above
fs "a correct statement of the circu--
Iation of The Washington Times for
the week ended October 10, 1896,
and that every copy was delivered oi'
mailed for valuable consideration
WILLIAM L. OLIV Err. 4
superintendent of Circu la ton
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me,
this 18th day OF October, a. ID. IS06.
tSealj ERNEST q. THOMPSON.
Notary Pnbiic.
The evening times., 1896-10-19

MRS. McILHENNY Is BACK
Was Found by Her Mother and Brough
Home.
The evening times., 1896-10-19

A LII persons interested in the higher
education of women will read with
pleasure the statement that twcnty-six
The evening times., 1896-10-19

Dead Baby Discovered.
sergt. HARRISON found a dead baby last
evening at Sixth and College streets north.
west. -e.,> s.,-.~.,. ---sr =
The evening times., 1896-10-19

THIEF FOR TWENTY YEARS
Bunker R;,mDuSch's DeIaICatlonS Amoun
to $3.50 900.
The evening times., 1896-10-19

wATSON'S Tagging LETTER
Much Interest Is FcIJ in Its Presen
Whereabouts.
The evening times., 1896-10-19

ofthc government Will
take the breath away
from some of the back
woods statesmen in
Congress. Tie total,
in round numbers, is
fifty-two millions OF
dollars, 4 larger sum
than Uncle sam has
The evening times., 1896-10-19

NO VOTERS IN THIS CROWD
Bryan Addresses an AuQicnc.. of New
boys.
The evening times., 1896-10-19

CAMPAIGN IN MARYLAND
Republicans Sanguine, Democrats Grow
ing Hopeful.
The evening times., 1896-10-19

SNOW STORM AT CANTON
Major Mckinley Went To Church, Not
wiUiIstandIng the Weather.
The evening times., 1896-10-19

FIGURES 1T FOR MCKINLEY
Gen. Grosvcnor Has His Table All Fixe
Now.
The evening times., 1896-10-19

GREAT GUNS on THE COAST
Estimates of War department for Hon
Protection.
The evening times., 1896-10-19

American w o III e n
have matriculated for
the new term in the
University Of Ber-
lin. Important as
such an event would
he if occurring atHar-
ward or Yale, or any
nthar American mi
The evening times., 1896-10-19

FROST WARNINGS SENT OUT
Weather Prophet Says the District VIII
Catch II.
The evening times., 1896-10-19

DEBTS HARASS ROYALTY
Rich Americans Have Loaned Vale.
Money.
The evening times., 1896-10-19

CONCORDIA'S NEW PASTOR
Services at the Installation Of Rev. Pau
A. MenZcl.
The evening times., 1896-10-19

BIG BLAZE IN ALEXANDRIA
one Hundred Thousand Dollars Damag
Done.
The evening times., 1896-10-19

HYDE On PRICES OF WHEAT
Important Figures Showing Their Rex
ton To Silver
The evening times., 1896-10-19

SLICK CYCLE THIEF CAUGHT
Feigncd Insanity When Taken TO the Sta
tion House
The evening times., 1896-10-19

FOOTBALL TEAMS ARE IDLE
But Two Games of Interest Played Last
Week.
The evening times., 1896-10-19

ALL SAVED BY THE MISSION
Converts Rejoice with Their Leaders and
Friends.
The evening times., 1896-10-19

fnbllg-
Epitome Of the News in the
Morning Times.
Ifyou miss any news in the evening
edition look in the list below. What
you're looking Tor was probably pub
lished In this mornings edition, ana
ns The Times never repeuts you'Ii
have to take both editions To get all
Ihe news as quick as 1t happens.
CZAR'S EUROPEAN TOUR
Vienna and Pans Filled with RUmors
Regarding IL.
MRS. McILHENNY Is BACK
Was Found by Her Mother and Brought
Home
THIEF FOR TWENTY YEARS
Bunker R:tnibuSch's DeialCatlonS Amount
to $3.50 900.
NO VOTERS IN THIS CROWD
Bryan Addresses an Audicnc" Of News
boys
wATSON'S Tagging LETTER
Much Interest Is FciJ in Its Present
Whereabouts.
SNOW STORM AT CANTON
Major Mckinley Went to Church, Not
wiUhstanoIng the Weather.
BIG BLAZE IN ALEXANDRIA
one Hundred Thousand Dollars Damage
Done.
GREAT GUNS on THE COAST
Estimates of War department for Home
Protection.
CONCoRDIA'S NEW PASTOR
ust1 a # Rav pa,,1
A. Menzcl.
HYDE On PRICES OF WHEAT
Important Figures Showing Their Rela-
ton To Silver.
ALL SAVED BY THE MISSION
Converts Rejoice with Their Leaders and
Friends.
SLICK CYCLE THIEF CAUGHT
Feigncd Insanity When Taken TO the Sta
tion House.
FROST WARNINGS SENT OUT
weather Prophet Says the District VIII
Catch II.
FOOTBALL TEAMS AREIDLE-
But Two Games of Interest Played Last
GENTRY'S COMING TRIAL
PAGER Win Try for the Two-ninute Mark.
0UTwITTEp THE wARSHIPS-
Filihuster Expedition EmbarHs from the
Florida Coast.
DEBTS HARASS ROYALTY
Rich Americans Have Loaned Wales
Money.
FIGURES 1T FOR MCKINLEY
Gen. Grosvcnor Has His Table All Fixed
Now.
CAMPAIGN IN MARYLAND
Republicans Sanguine, Democrats Grow
ing Hopeful
SOCIETY BACK FROM SEASHORE AND
MOUNTAIN
Fashionable Churches Crowded with Hand
somely Dressed Women.
LIFE WORK NEARLY OVER
Old Folks Day Observed at Trinity NJ.
f. Church.
PRESIDENT AND BISHOP
viii Lay Cornerstone of Hall of His
tory.
PEARLS FROM THE PULPIT
Some Timely Thoughts from Variety of
The evening times., 1896-10-19

GENTRY'S COMING TRIAL
PAGER Win Try for the TwO-minute Mark.
OUTWlTTED THE WARSHIPS-
Filihuster Expedition EmbarHs from the
Florida Coast.
The evening times., 1896-10-19

TWO reports, both relating to the in
surrection In Cabd, have recently at
traceed the attention of the public. Each
is Noteworthy enough on its own merits,
Evening star., 1896-03-25

Wilton J. Lambert, Avarilla Lambert and
Maud c. and Mildred B. Lambert, the last
two being infants. appearing by their next
friend. Tallmadge A. Lambert. today filed
a bill against Martina Carr for a receiver to
lie appointed to manage and care for cer-
tain real estate left by the late Mary Van
Riswick. The complainants set forth the
death of Mary Van Riswick upon the 2ith OF
February last. and call attention to her last
VIII and testament which was filed on
March Z ard TO which Martina Carr filed a
caVeat They allege that, pending the trial
OF the issues involved by the cayeat, no one
is III possession OF the testator's real estate,
and, therefore, ask that some one be ap-
pointed TO collect :he rents from the prop
erty now occupied by Martina Carr, lil3
street northwest. and other property, un-
DER rent. Wilton j. Lambert has already
hled petition in the Probate Cour. for the
appointment OF a collector to care for the
personal effects belonging to said decedent,
ana some one Will probably be appointed by
Judge Hasner on Frisay next
Evening star., 1896-03-25

Powered Ribbons Blue and Green.
with satin edge G?c. yard
5-inch Persian Ribbon Green, Blue,
Brown. Pink AMI the other popular
colOrs Il yard.
Plaid Rilhons Brown. Green. Blue.
Ccrise and Black. AMI Black aud
Whit" coIlhina. inIs-Gjc. n yard.
Moire Ribbons, with satin and Drcs-
den stripes Nile. Lilac, White and
Cream eiTecfs--75c. a yard
3ia-inch Fancy Ribbons. in high
colors 40r. and I"c. Il yard.
i-inch TrffCtI ltihbons Light Blue,
Pink. Mails, Nile, Lilac. Green.
White. Navy Bite. Cardinal, Cream
AMI Black-i5r. Il yard.
I-inch Satin Ribbon Pink, Blue.
Lilac, MaiS. Orange. Red. Green,
Cer.se, Old Rose and others 20. II
yard.
Wash Ribbons Whites Cream. Pink.
Der | =, >65Jc- u p,erc puuli,er 81 lse.
II yard.
Loop and Cord Edg; Rii,cns-for
neck rlchins Black, White and
C:cIm-l9c. Il ward.
Number Picot Edge Ribbon, in all
shades J-yard pieces f"r ac
" and .ilich Heavy silk Er,t!ng-
Cardinal, Navy Hue, Brown, Gray.
Light Blue, Pink. Ma;S. Lilac. Black.
White AMI Crsanl-sJc and 5H.
yard.
Dn3"!"fac"d Satin Ribbons -Bl,ck,
White. Cream and the dc,ic.;;n
shades in al widths from number, !
1" . inches.
Any shade - any width - anything
You want in the best grades OF
Satin Eihhnns.
Black Velvet Ribbons, with linen VI
satin back Ill widths.
Evening star., 1896-03-25
Verdict for $1,000.

In the case of Lavinia Patterson against
the Washington and Georgetown Railroad
Company, which had been on trial before
Judge McComas in Circuit Court No. = fer
several days, the jury returned verdict
yesterday Afternoon. awarding Mrs Pat
terscn $3.50 damages. The plaintiff was
injured at Ith street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue July Ii, 1891, permanently, she
Claims and sued for S:n.,Mn dalnag gcs.
Evening star., 1896-03-25

George IL. Boston was in the Police Court
Today charged with giving an unlicensed
entertainment i'm the hall at 9th ard e
streets northwest. The proof showed that
the defendant had made tender OF the
amount of license, which was refused. In
der The Law, the court held that the tcn.le,
vas as good as a permit. and dismissed the
case The District thereby loses the amCuat
of the license So
Evening star., 1896-03-25
Robbed His Rooms,

FRANK A. Flowers rooms at Sl4 18th
street were entered Monday and robbed
ol two overcoats and Sl4s. The money
had been left in bureau drawer. and a
nan who had engaged a room in the house
ai4 had represented that he was from
baltimore disappeared about the time ih,.
tEcit was committed. Detectives Horne
ana Wcedon are Investigating The CASE
Evening star., 1896-03-25

finished and artistic manner, and Mr..
Rerdarneln. who played the violin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Foster and Mr..
and Mrs. Lansing went to New York this
morning.
Mrs. ID. A. Chambers. accompanied by
her son Laurance. is visiting In GAINESVILLE.
Ohio, her former home
Evening star., 1896-03-25
SPECIALS.
&c.

Tomorrow we will make another
special soap sale. when we will sell
both the Star and Borax Soaps for
three cents cacll-thiS is only little
over hall its real value.
Evening star., 1896-03-25
Goldfish, &C.

The astonishingly low price at
which We are making our great run
on boneless codtisll-5 cents per
pound package attracts buyers from
every part OF the city: wrapped in
oiled paper wrappers, which holds
the genuine Goldfish flavor. See Win
dow display.
Evening star., 1896-03-25
EVapOrated Apples, &c,

One thousand pounds of Evapor-
ated California Appies-brigllt and
very attractive, for 6 cents per pound
tomorrow. Large Ondura Laver
Raisins. Sc ID. See window display.
California Peaches, &C.
Six cents IS less than hall value
for those Bright California Evap-
Grated Peaches See window display.
JohnstOn's, z20 9TH St.
Evening star., 1896-03-25
Oats. &c, Package.

The best Oats-large two-pound
package for 7 oents--is a great
leader witt, us: YOU pay ten cents
anywhere else for the same goods.
Sec window display.
Evening star., 1896-03-25
Potatoes. Sgc,

One thousand bushels more OF
those large. smooth Burbank Pota-
toes Tor tomorrow at 25C. per bushel.
Evening star., 1896-03-25
Herring, 2OC,

These Smoked Scotch Herrings
are delicious appetizer, and at the
price We are offering them for to-
morrow will clear themselves out
20 cents a box: not more than FIVE
boxes to anV one customer.
Evening star., 1896-03-25
G0ldemberg's, S,
028 7th===7o6 X St.

The pounding and strange noises
which YOU hear next door are the
builiers at work tearing out the old
shelving and partition. In a few
days the adjoining wall will be taken
away and the two stores made one.
We are doing all we possibly can
to reduce the stock. especially that
nearest the new annex. 1t is for
this reason that bargains i'll those de-
partments are bigger. We can safe
y say that no such prices have been
quoted before i'll this CITY for fine and
fresh merchandise.
Evening star., 1896-03-25
Suits,
Capes,
Jackets,
Waists.
Easter suggestions regard
ing Ready=rnade Wear
ing Apparel.


bon collar, at S2oS,
ARE ACTUALLY WORTH s4OO.
Our Fancy Silk Capes, with col
ored silk lining. at S3.9S.
ARE REALLY WORTH $500.
Our Black Bengalirle Silk Capes.
with lace and ribbon collar and
twilled cclored silk lining, at $3.50,
ARE SURELY WORTH $500.
Oar Black Bcnyaline Silk Capes,
with jet trimming and ribbon bows,
at $3.50.
wcII.D BE CHEAP AT $50
Our Velvet Capcs,with twilled silk
lining and finished with ribbon bows.
at S2.OS.
ARE A BARGAIN.
Our Velvet CaD,s. with fancy col
cred silk lining and jet trimming,
at $3.50. $3.50 and $3.50.
ARE ALI. WORTH FROM 500 To 800 MORE.
Our Cloth Capes. either single or
double. at SI.0S, S2.5o. S3.0S and
S4.Go. are made OF ail-wool cloth, as
all fine garments should be.
VIZ ttbt Id kEEJ STEPPING. HIGHER l
IN IMr0KTED GAI:MExTS WE HAVE THEN
To SUIT THE FINEST TRADE.
Novelties in Chillren's Reefers;
sizes from to II years, i'll red, navy
and fancy cloth, ranging i'll prices
from OSc. to SIo.oo.
Special prices i'm Ladies'
Skirts.
lIGiE ~ EHHIdAMTIXE II;i sKiRTS. LINED
Asn A,I,i nIyT Vim, yFlxEf FACING. Sla0S
iAfl'N WIDE Ai-----...-- ~
Finn rLAC.i BEnLiANT!NE SKIRTS EXTRA
NJ nEzi' vEIvET rariSt: So oOS
At ...-.---. --.........-.......--... |So>o
HSTier tNTH eMTf 9KE EtS h' Nl FeHER 1Tir rn iH
4: iE>;:TiI yiTp: ::.: VTos il 1'g.aa.S4 S3.08
If YOU wish to see a line OF finer
Separate Skirts or Ready-nade Suits,
in black and colorcd novelty cloth,
crepOns. satins or figured silks, we
can show them as well as any house
iii this city. and at a much lower
figure.
COrsets at a Reduced Price.
ONE LOT Nr-RSING coEsErs: sATrEEN
SIZES. N WHITE AND DRAi:. EQJAf. To ANY
81 90 CDiiSEr.
Special. SOC.
ONE LOT DRESS FORM CORSErS. HIGH BUST
SIi.zt inEE SrI;ArS: FINE sATTEf.N STEIl'S.
Sii,N II EAihiolDEHED FINISH. ALL SIZES.
Special Price. 0Sc.
SIMMER C1i.&i1rS. SArit:F:N STRIPS. . SUbE
TITH rJ !;; aSiA 9, A = ,IrTsli MASr Wilt, III SIzF
Special Price. -tOc.
on; LOT OF THE WEII.KNoWN W Il: COR
sETS IN WHITE AND DHA.:. EXTRA Lon;
WAIST. $ArrEEX STRIPS. slLk FLOSS STIrCil-
ING. WORTH So
Special Price, SOC.
A few items from our Upholstery
Department:
ls,H,li EXrsA HEAVY GERMAN LINEN FOR
us!-N.i.Y Stq.n AT zoe 4 NEC
YARD ...................... AOSo
a.:IN,'H FEf:>CII cEEToNNr:
DIFFERENT CnLij!ii<':S. N TIE
NfW DRESDEN STRIPES. WORTH H7T
>or.IN';1IAM CURTAIN srHIi.>. NONE SHORT
E.RJ md WHITE. WE MAY BE ABLE To
a:aIcII THEN lDl; YDr. YDI' WOULD con
\ i raIl, # r. Eoit:iir b IL i < GE.;rl.AR 4; . OeC
srUrK. si>,;l.r: STRIP COST luT.. a0SSe
ENGLISH OAK FRAME MIRRORS. SIZE l6N2l t.
FAHGf CARVED AND HIGHLY IuLISIiED
Special Tomorrow, 4oc.
III Dol BILE WARP WHITE AND cOI.OEED
Cl:OliIEr BED SPREADS. REAL MARSEILI.ES
IL WHITE CROCHET SrHEADs. FAR BET
$i.39.
Demmam Inn White GHnnfSe
Evening star., 1896-03-25
Ribbons

i\1DDOuRo
We are swiftly drifting
toward Easter - and the
journey brings up thoughts
of things needed to honor the
advent of the new season.
Not the least important are
the Ribbons.
What sort of an Easter
would it be without the frag-
rance of natures blooms and
the gay co,orings of arts
Ribbons?
Ribbons are the flowers
of fashion" and our bouquet
is an immense collection OF
the very choicest pluckings.
Radiant in new colors-invit-
ing in rare values and low
prices.
In these last few. days YOU
haven't a moment to lose
searching for matcl1able
shades - and serviceable
widths. Make your errand to
our Ribbon counter and the
hunt is over. Satisfaction is
found
Evening star., 1896-03-25
Suit for Diyorrc.

Liiii;-n T.. tiii has petitioncl :or a di-
force from Henry X. Bind. The par,crs i'm
the case were Withheld iron puldi,.ario:;