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Evening star., 1897-03-23

enjoy IT'S prize fight now. Distance has
necessary. and the price Of admission ma
terially reduced. The managers indeed will
try to bring the entertainment within the
reach of all Even the people who would
not sit In a company of toughs and thim-
bleriggers at the ringside and view such
work at first hand are to be tempted to at
tend at the town hall or the cozy theater
and follow the fisticuff by the refining aid
of art The kinetoscope is to do for slug
ging what the menagerie does for the
circus-capture that portion of mankind
who with the assistance of a small excuse
can overcome some very robust scruples.
If this kaleidoscope scheme fails, smuggling
will receive a serious setback. The men
behind the bruisers are simply spec ulators,
The bruisers themselves have little money.
They are as rule, no more than improvf-
dent animals who fight for pay. Their
hackers put up the money. and the sport
now demands what the sports themselves
call "a large roll Gentlemen cannot be
put into the ring in the proper shape, alto
gether At. for any moderate sum. SO that.
since the business has been driven to a
mining camp, remote and expensive to
reach, where the battles themselves can
not be made to pay. the people have but to
prohibit any carting of pictures Of the bat
ties about for exhibition at small prices Of
admission to put an end to the whole dis
reputable enterprise.
Evening star., 1897-03-23
street Extensions.

Controller Bowlers decision in the mat
ter of the appropriation for the Connecti-
cut avenue extension enables the Commis-
sioners to proceed without delay with the
project that has been so long obstructed.
To hold up the entire appropriation pend
ing the purchase of the entire right of way
along the whole route as laid out by Con-
gress would mean. perhaps. the practical
defeat of the plan, and certainly its post
ponement for many months. whereas the
work can now be inaugurated and the ave
nue. extended along a greater part of the
way without hindrance. The Supreme
Court Is taking an unusually long time to
consider the highway extension act which
is now before 1t for an opinion as to its
constitutionality in certain points. 1t was
hoped that Z decision would be rendered in
season for legislation to be enacted at the
last session, in case IL were found neces-
sary TO amend the law or to provide for
Its enforcement II IL should be sustained
II Is expected that the Judgment will be
rendered before the court adjourns this
spring. but it is doubtful whether Congress
VIII nave the time or the inclination then
10 take up the question with the view of
ieslsiating upon 1t, and the present pros
pect Is that nothing practical will be ac-
complished in this direction before another
season has come around.
Evening star., 1897-03-23
Euture of Prize Eixhffnu

There is good reason to believe that the
future OF prize fighting in the United States
depends largely on the result of the efforts
10 prohibit the exhibition of kinetoscope
pictures of the recent slugging match at
Carson. The managers and promoters of
that match had money alone in view. They
saw their difnculty. and as shrewd fellows
arranged for 1t. 1t was not to be expected
that remunerative crowd could be gather
ed at the ring side. The place was too re-
mote from the great centers where the
sporting fraternity fiourishes. Only a COM
parativeiy small crowd did respond. An
event" which in the neighborhood of New
York. Boston. Chicago or st. LOWS would
have been pulled off'' in the presence of
forty thousand people. at a good stifY price
the head. at that little Nevada town was
witnessed by less than five thousand
But the kaleidoscope was to save the day
financially. and the pictures are almost
ready to be put on view. Any locality NAV
Evening star., 1897-03-23
The Begging Cr... In Enslana.

The approach of the end of the century
| in England finds the people gone daft over
the raising Of subscriptions. II there be
one thing above all others that character
ICES the Britons Of today 1t is their per-
sistent fondness for creating funds, and
they seize every pretext for arousing the
interest Of the nation In this project and
that. The fad. for such it must be. Is IL
lustrated by the present outcropping of
schemes for innumerable purposes. all
seeking to draw money from the purses of
the charitable and inspired by the ap-
preaching celebration of the completion of
the sixtieth year of Queen Victorias reign.
This fashion of appealing to the public
for money because of some national cere-
mony has not taken root in this country,
and the citizens of America may be de-
voutly thankful If the present experience
of the English nation Is to be taken an
index of the logical development of the
craze. Subscription papers it Is said. fiut-
ter in every corner of the United Kingdom
All classes appealed to for pounds.
shiIlings and pence. Shilling lists are pop
ular. 1t is related that certain great
project was put forth on the basis of 4
national shilling subscription. 1t was
planned to acknowledge each contribution
in the columns of three London dailies 1t
soon appeared that 1t was costing a shill-
ing and half to acknowledge each shilling
and then the plans were changed. Here
are some of the projects for which these
various funds are being raised, all in
the name of the Queens jubilee: To raise
the debts of the London hospitals; to
create public libraries by the score: for the
benefit of the hospital nurses; for the sus-
tentatfon of the clergy: for the spread of
temperance; for the creation of new parks:
for the purchase of lifeboats; for the bene-
fit OF a home for incurables; for the erec-
ton of Victoria Cottage Homes. presum-
ably for the benefit of certain elegant pau
pers; for the relief of the spinsters of the
nation; for the relief of distressed Irish
ladies': for the prevention of cruelty to
children; for the benefit. in some unstated
manner. of lady mayoresses: for the erec-
tion of home for the dying, and the cli-
max is capped by a fund for the crea ton
OF iethal chamber for dogs.
Evening star., 1897-03-23
Mr. Cages Chance to Work Reform.

Secretary Gage will doubtless be one of
the busiest of men in the administration
for many months to come. what with the
pressure for office and the adjustment CT
I.atters under the forthcoming tariff law.
So ii is not likely that he will find time for
half d year more to look into the super
visiHg architects office with the view of
working out more business-like method
there He can find an object lesson of the
results OF the present system in vogue by
jCurneying to the alleged new city post
office building now struggling along to-
ward completion after five years of weary
ing endeavor. Mr.. Gage has probably en-
gagged in enough building business during
his long and active career in Chicago TO
know what 4 waste there is in dilatory
tactics when contracts are subdivided and
scattered SO that penalties cannot be ex-
acted The case at the Washington build
ing is strikingly illustrative of this waste
Contracts are piled upon one another. with
little or no regard for their economical or
practical sequence. II is out of the Ques-
ton to expect that the penalties specified
for failure to finish within the agreed time
can ever he collected, as each small con-
tractor seems to have a good excuse up his
sleeve. pointing to interferences that are
due solely to the apparent lack of broad
and comprehensive scheme of management
in the office of the supervising architect,
whence all the work is directed. Mr. Gage
may not find that the statutes give him
power to correct these unfortunate condi-
tions by the substitution of sensible meth
ods. but his business experience will doubt
less suggest remedy for recommendation
to Congress In no other branch of his de-
partment is practical reform so necessary
and so possible.
Evening star., 1897-03-23
Corset Department.
Suits and Wraps.

$21 Cloth Suits, silk lii ed throughout. S.15
$1O9S Cloth Suits, with Bolero Jacket 81. ii
81. As Lucy" Bicycle Suits. Ladies' .......$ Sc so
S5 Black Sican Skirts Tailor-made. So .9S
81 9S Black Broeaded Silk Dress Skirts Sc. &C
81 IS silk Waists. coors in various effects Sc. .G6
81. As ID, rby' Shirt Waists. The latest 81 %
81 % Marquise'' Shirt Waists. The latest. 81 30
9sc Lawn and Percale Wrappers. .79c.
81 20 Orsandy and Lawn Wrappers. .$1.O0
So Chalie and ca shmere Tea Gowns. 81 %
29c Shirt Waists boys, to IA. .23c.
$5 Jackets, latest imported styles. ID
S10.9S English Tan Spring Style Jackets .$S. .9S
$12 English Tailor whipcord Jackets. .$1O.6
s. Capes, tan broadcioh, silk lining. S3.9S
$1S.75 Imported Capes exclusive novelties .$I6.5O
$22.5 Capes, exluistely jetted. 5000
Evening star., 1897-03-23
Underwear Department,

*l2 Cotton and Cambria Undergarments SIC
9sc Gowns. Skirts. Corset Covers etc G,c
QUO towns. Skirts. Corset Covers, etc 3ac
as. e'" FIN 81. SO
- ~, ,a'A s'' 'ine. 79c.
Toe Ribbed Silk Vests all co,ors 20.
o'c tibhed SILK Vests. lace trimmed 44c
'a,c Ribbed Bal. Combination Suits 3ac
J" per cent OF American Hosiery Co.'S Underwear
S9c to BIC Chdren's Vests and Pants. 90
~" nlhek m anu Fancy Hose. ladies' .... l9c
' ohsA Biack Spring weight Hose. o7c
49c to 5sc Novelty Lisle Hose a.,
!" FER cent IN Silk Hose. Ladies' and Children
a'e hlhck DoubIe-knee Hose. children's 15c
S9c Misses ''Onyx'' and Boys ..Ironelad.. o.,
Evening star., 1897-03-23
Innings, Findings.

25c yd Genuine French Haircloth. .......... %,
25c yd Linen Canvas. Superior. ......... Doc
zoe yd Linen Canvas. Good. ooI..................16 .16c.
25c yd. Fancy Satines. Black back. .13c
Ice yd Satines. with black back. .............12 12c.
12i5c I'd. Fercalines all colors. DC
12lac yd Lawns, for foundati ions. 3.i-inch 1O,
12c pieces Fancy silk WhaebOne Casing. SIG.
sc Fancy silk Betting Per belt lt...............2c. &c.
zoe Heotfopc Garter Elastic. length. .3:sc
12c piece Veivetecn Skirt Birding, yds. Sc.
25c dozen Machine Spool Cotton n..............1 .19c
19c Safety Belts for ladies. l5c.
Evening star., 1897-03-23
Millinery Department.

$40 to $50 Hats at 10 per cent discount.
15c Hats, spring braids and shapes. CSC
50c Hats. In all the styles. es............. .43c.
soc Bunches Flowers, all styles es............ .43c
25c to 35c Bunches Flowers. .23c
25c yd. Ribbons. all the styles. ........ DC
zoe yd. Ribbons, novelties, worth Csc. ..... 43c
Evening star., 1897-03-23
Parasoas, etc.

81. As Purasols. checks stripes, plaiE. 81 .3S
So aS parasols all styles. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s. 20
S4.9S Parasols, worth $3.50. 81. 20
10 per cent of ali Parasols from $3.50 to So
81 25 Gloria silk Umbrellas, all styles. .9Sc.
sos Spun Silk Umbrellas. 81. .4S
S2.9S Mackintoshes, all styles So .G9
10 per cent of the more expensive Mackintoshes.
Evening star., 1897-03-23
HouSefurnishines.

- - 'iothes Wringers. full fam!Iy size oSc.
W. WASH iul's' full size. painted. ...... ssc
o'c Step Ladder Chairs, usually eac
Ssc Self-wringing Mops latest nstcnt 10.
Ioc Dust Pan. Japanned. H1lf covered &C.
zoe Bread and Cake Boxes. medium size. pc.
o9c star Oh Stove. two wicks aac
20 Bissell Carpet Sweeper. &, Ga
sl-9s Hanging Hall Lamp. solid brass 81 .,
So" ''"-eh hosers' Table Knives. for. 81 80
sia5 Brass Tables. with ONYX ion. Sa q,
s24s Rochester Banquet Lamps brass e. :,
Evening star., 1897-03-23

Ii Is not on record that the lady who re-
cently stood at the helm during a storm
and saved the ship. ever offered any argu-
ments In debating society as to a wo-
mans right to perform a mans work.
Evening star., 1897-03-23
Silk Department.

75c yard Glace and Plain Tafetas. csc
59e yard Lyons Printed Silks. .4+c.
Csc yard English Check Silks. ks...............5? .5?'.
81 yard Novelty Silks. many styles. 75c.
10 per off all Black silks. Choice of an
SIS, GOO stock, from SOC to $3.50 yd.
Evening star., 1897-03-23

Considering the loss of time which men
VINO are waiting on Congress for a settle
ment OF the tariff to engage in business
VIII suner by protracted debate. the prop
osition talk Is cheap does not apply.
Evening star., 1897-03-23

The trusts seem able to stand an immense
amount OF abuse. They are almost as per-
sis'ent as the Mongoians. who. despite the
vigor with which the cry 'ahe Chinese must
go was raised some years since, are still
with U.s.
Evening star., 1897-03-23

Perhaps Steintz. the chess player, Is
right in his contention that to declare one
man insane because he has extraordinary
IDEAS about telepathy and psychology and
various other things of like character, is to
commit an act of gross discrimination.
Evening star., 1897-03-23

The manner in which the New York CITY
politicians are lining Up against the rural
element promises to develop very inter-
estlng case of gold bricks vs. summer
board.
Evening star., 1897-03-23

II would probably surprise the Senate II.
wren the arbitration treaty has at last
been nodded TO Its precise liking, John Bull
should announce that he had thought of a
Few amendments he would like to include
Evening star., 1897-03-23
Wash Dress Goods.

3Tl5e yard French Org aDdies. Best ....... Bic.
Soc yard French Organdies. Good. DC.
Zoe gard Dinities, Lawns. Lace Effects. &c.
Evening star., 1897-03-23
Books, Stationery.

lSc STATIONERY Marcus Wards latest 1ec
loc writing Tablets. all styles 7c
nc Rolls crepe Paper all colors. ors......zc
Ne Faper-bound Novels: Thousands x.
o''c Goth-boud Books. many titles ea
Doc C1othhound Books, many titles. Ole
loc chfliren's Books superior -Gc
Evening star., 1897-03-23
Sweet Singing Canaries.
housekeeping Goods.

19c Linen Huck Towels 22x44 10,
2oc Husk Towels. 2Gx44 inches lie
"'c Webb's Dew Bleached Towels. asc
SC yard Glass Toweling. all linen a..
Sl29 yard 72-inch Satin Damasks - q
S3 dozen Napkins to match 60 40
81 yard 6S-inch Satin Damask 81.
$lS9 dozen Napkins to ria. III e, .o
S5c yard 72-inch Satin Damask Gac
59c yard 62-inch Pure Linen Damask 4sc
Sl69 dozen Linen Napkins TO match 81 80
StI9 Genuine Marseilles Spreads hemmed 81 10
T pan spring '"eisnt bianaefs. .9Sc.
Evening star., 1897-03-23
China and Glass Ware.

30 I'lhner and Tea Sets. 102 pieces. sl2 a.
si-9S Dinner and Tea Sets. 100 pieces q q.
% % Carlsbad Tea Sets. sc pieces "a o.
20 Decorated Chamber Sets. pieces. 81 3.
Sl'o Crystal Glass Tea Sets pieces Ioc
l5c Crystal Glass Pieces. all kinds 1oc
Evening star., 1897-03-23
Dress Trimmings.

10 per cent discount on all dress
trimmings proper, all laoes and all
elnbroideries.
25c yard Ribbons, all styles. .22c
soc yard Novelty Iibbons. s.................... ABE
Evening star., 1897-03-23
Needlework Department,

19c Duck Scarfs. 81 inches stamped. frinsed ,sc
ooc Bureau S.arfs Y inches, H. y linen. .0c
~ per cent of the Hand-cmbroidered
ssc yard Figured Silks. 80 inches r.
a9c Pillows, 20x20. Cretonue covered 90.
Evening star., 1897-03-23
Silk Grenadines.

10 per cent off all Black Silk
Grenadines here from 75c to $2.6o
yard.
81 yard Grenadines. effects and colors. s9c.
$l.6S yard Grenadines satin stripes. Sis
Evening star., 1897-03-23
Glove Department.

81 Warranted Gloves. all styles. soc.
81 so Palais Royal Kid Gloves. all styles. 81 33
81 s5 Suede Mousquetaires. S-buttOn. 81 .65
25c Tafeta Silk Gloves. ves.....................2 .21c.
Zoe Ta6eta Silk Gloves. 44c
Evening star., 1897-03-23
Upholstery, Furniture.

81 .25 pair Lace Curtains. s....... 20.
$225 pair Chenille Portiercs. q .s
Zoe yard Silkoline. rev patterns.
2oc Opaque Shades. spring rollers
$50 Denim Box Couches. self-openfng IS os
49c Oak Tables with underneath shelf. no.
Evening star., 1897-03-23

In connection with the blockade of Crete.
all this government desires is permission
TO attend strictly to it's own affairs.
Evening star., 1897-03-23
Wool Dress Goods.

81 25 yard sOnch English whipcorls. etc. 81 10
soc yard JO-inch Tailor Suitings s.......... .6Sc.
zoe yard Awool Suitings. 100 styles. .4lc.
10 per cent of all Black Wool Fabrics.
Evening star., 1897-03-23
Toilet Articles.

l2c Wo"dbury's Facial Soap. 13c
lac Woodbury's Facial Cream. .13c
'''c Bottle Borinc. 75c at drug stores 3a,
29c White House" Complexion Powder ~,
Evening star., 1897-03-23
Leather Goods, Fans.

81 Pocketbooks Shopping Bags etc. sac.
SOC Pocketbooks, Card Cases. etc. .4lc.
26c Leather Belts. imported styles. .l0c.
CSC silk Fans. some worth CSC. Sc........... .4Oe
Evening star., 1897-03-23
Wells. Neckwear.

25c veils all the new styles. .1Sc.
Csc Wells, the latest from Paris. $50.
5Oc Neck Ruches, newest novelties .......... .44c
81 9S Yokes of Laces and Ribbons. ........ 81 IS
IL per cent of more expensive neck prices
Evening star., 1897-03-23
Mems Department.

800 Bicycle Suits 1897 styles. $4 4s
1sr Black and Tan Half Hose 1sc
25c Hnlf Hose. all styles. eac
81 Wool Underwear. spring weight. . SIC
soc Merino Underwear. spring weight. .. .asc
zoe Jean Drawers superior. 4&c
69e Business Shirts 1897 styles. 4@c
Soc Night Shirts. plain and fancy. AZ
soc saspenders, ell styles. es.....-..............4sc
&c Neckwear, all styles. De
75c Dosskin Bicycle Gloves. ves..............s Sc.
Evening star., 1897-03-23
Beginning
The Spring
Millinery


Didn't We tell you that our Millinery
buyer had sine s,iri ris's up his sleeve
for you. and was only rcsrrying them for
suitable opportunity We have been
waiting urtfl You seemed to be- In a good
buying hum"r, and from the buzz and
hustle in the Millinery Department dur
ing the pat few days we p,esum. thar
tim" has oHnc. We shall ol.r the Surfing
Millinery can Ieign with a special intro
duciory ssle OF the ioveiios, and most
charming line of Artificial Flowers ever
displayed in This city. TIER uf.-liks.
natural gra'cs seem almost beyond the
reach OF art, and only lacking In one
essentiai-tbat Is tn. natural ,erfum.
More ewers are TO he used this year
than ever before and ar,or,i,nyty vs
have larger stock than in any previoua
season. We have selected several, s,.e-
cial lots from this nagnin, enr stock, and
VIII asner them AT special prices the hal
anc, of this week. These are merely In
PRODUCTION prices. You can plainly see
That We cannot afford TO quote them reg
ularly.
Beautiful bouquet Of Rose Buds and
Foliag'. in pink. rene. rosel en-
gale. lac,fu,minot, with rubber
stems. Special Introduction n UC
price --........
Large lunches Of Beautiful Dou-
bic Niolets with foliage. Spe- /C
ciai Introduction price.
Large bunches Of I.ilncs. in white and
natural color. with rubber
stems. Special Introductory VSS
price per bunch. .............
Bnnches of Lovely Geraniums. with
foliage, In two rich shades
Of red. Special Introduction NQDS
price
Evening star., 1897-03-23
JeweHry.

''"c Jewelry and Silver Toilet Articles ,sc
osc STERLING Silver Toilet Articles Zoe
sHc riru'es with imitation precious stones s9c
1'c smell Dressing Combs. silver mounted ZIG
S9c Sterling Silver Scissors 90.
Evening star., 1897-03-23
ChiRdrem's S Refers.

Just 10 inincc you to come and look d.
at the nohbiest and best selected line
OF little chlldrcn's Reefers you have ever
seen we Offer this special introduction
price for tomorrow:
Childrtn's New Eo. fcrs. In all the
latest color effects, empire back, large
sailor collar, large sleeves, handsome
ly braid trimmed Bought
to sell for SIS. spssia' S .O8
tomorrow ...... - ~ ~
Evening star., 1897-03-23
introduction Sale of
Ladies' NeckWear.

Iust 10 introduce you To the largest
stock Of Ladies' Linen Collars and Ties
Ia the city we shall offer these special
Introduction prices beginning tomorrow:
Ladies' All Pure Linen Collars, very
nswcst styles. l5 and l9c.
value. Special introduction ~
pi'f . .
Ladies' Handsome silk Stock Ties the
very latest fad. in plain shades and
plaid. Can be worn with all the
new shapes Linen Collars.
Special introductio SuD NJ
pi'N
Elegant line of Ladies' String Ties,
Band Bows and Shields, in the latest
shades. both plain and plaid
effects. Special introduction VSN
Itf't
Evening star., 1897-03-23
Hamdkerchiefs.

Soc French Linen Embroidered Handkerchiefs. .44c
81 Real Bruge Lace Handkerckiefs. 79c
25c Handkerchiefs, all styles. &c
10 per cent OF Handkerckiefs from lbs to So so
Evening star., 1897-03-23
SHOOTING STARS,
Feared He Had Done Wrong.

I'm very much afraid" said Mr. Meek
ton, that l hurt my wife's feelings this
afternoon. 1t was unintentionaI, but she's
terribly sensitive about any insinuation
that woman isn't just as we'll able to
take care of herself as a man"
How did it Occur?"
Il was in horse car. and before 1 saw
who she was stood up and offered he,
my seat
Evening star., 1897-03-23
Infants Department.

s. Short and Long Silk Coats e, "a
g. 2.aS Ffque Refers and Walking Coats 8, 20
81 Dimity Dresses Boys and girls ~
81 Hats and Caps Boys and girls Ste
81 25 Refer Costs. English. q os
5Cc Caps. new and attractive. M
$3.50 Baby Carriages. 1897 styles. & w
$l250 Baby Carriages. Our '97 speciality $40 ~
Evening star., 1897-03-23
Black Silks.
Complimentary i Prices.

Below unabridged list of these souvenirs Of the ner
ing 10 the left hand are the regular quotations. right are the
complimentary prices Preserve the because regular prices remain
marked goods ~
Evening star., 1897-03-23
BON r1arche.

We are offering the American
Queen" to all who subscribe this
month at 25c. per annum. Sample
copies free.
Evening star., 1897-03-23

CyIn order to avoid delays. on nc
count of personal absence, letters to
THE STAR should not be addressed
10 my individual connected with the
Office. but simply to THE STAR. or to
the Editorial Business Depart
mcnts, according to tenor purpose.
Evening star., 1897-03-23
His First Speech,

who she was 1 stood up and offered her
my seat"
His First Speech.
The hopes which had made him so joyous
and bland
Met promptly ruthless dispersal.
He wrote In "(applause)" with generous
hand;
But the audience needed rehearsal
Some man." said Uncle Eben. "kin
train er dog ter do anything dey tells i'm
an at de same time raise de mos dis
obejintest cnillun in de neighborhood."
Explained.
Mandy" said Farmer Corntossel "I see
in the paper that our new Congressman hez
the confidence of the executive depart
rnent''
Yes was the reply. We've been ter
rible lucky that way. Every one we sent
to Washington had that printed about him
purity SOON"
Seems to me. though. thet he don't do
much talkin' in public. I don's hear his
voice a-ringin' out like 1t useter on the
questions of the day.
Never mind. Hiram. It's probably all
right. / reckon he's got so clus to the
President thet he jes' has ter whisper"
Venture Into Statesmnnship.
They both wore the same kind Of clothes,
and they came out of the stage en-
trance of the theater one of them was
softly whistling song and dance tune
What's all this about the tariff?' said
his companion.
Well as far as can see this country's
been doin' tco big deadhead business, an
its goin to make more people pay at the
door"
But meibe they'll just stay away"
You can't tell. There's nothing fetches
| crowd like seemin prosperous, and
| they're going to hang up free list en-
| tirely suspended sign large enough to see
\ IL the BLUM goes through, anyhow
Critical Moments.
Who has the floor? Whose thunderine
tones
Wakens the echoes nowT'
| This is his salutation, oft,
| With thoughtful. furrowed brow
| Future events all doubtful hang
| And leaderships of yore
| Are trembling. as In breathless haste
| He asks, Who has the foor?"
Time files and undecided still.
Those mighty matters wait.
The same man apprehensively
| Stops to interrogate.
Alas! 'Tis not the question old
Which from his lips falls pat;
He asks no more. 'who has the doorrs
| But. who Is at the bat?'' > 7'-l
Evening star., 1897-03-23

Some man." said Uncle Eben, "kin
train er dog ter do anything dey tells i'm
an at de same time raise de mos dis
obejintest cnillun in de neighborhood."
Evening star., 1897-03-23

The hopes which had made him so Joyous
and bland
Met promptly ruthless dispersal.
He wrote In "(applause)" with a generous
hand;
Evening star., 1897-03-23
Fancy Silks.
Wool Fabrics.

AA<. yard for Soc fabrics means choice oi
more than one hundred different effects and
coiors In all-wooi and silk and wool dress goods
among which are many imported retail at 6Sc a
yard All the latest Covert Cloths. fancy Chevio,s
Canvas Sutings. Etam.ne Novelties English Checks
and silk and wool Mixtures. Choice for 80 a yard