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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-01
Retur,, of tho Pres;deut.

WASHINGTON. D. c., April 3o.-Presi-
dent and Mrs. Mckinley, accompanied by
Senator Hanna and Secretary Porter.
arrived from New York Thursday after
noon.
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Fearful Dyuamite Erprosion,

PANAMA. COLOMBIA April 30.-It is
reported that dynamite explosion at
San Salvador destroyed two entire blocks.
Many lives are believed to have been lost.
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Commonder M.ttan,s Case.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. April 30.-No
decision in the Mullan case will be rem
dered for a week or two. Mullan's attor-
neys have not yet completed their brief to
file with the Sc cretary.
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Alameda Artts. WIN. first Mention.

NEW YORK, N. Y, April 30.-Edward
Holmes. Alameda, CAL, won first men,
ton in the Fine Arts Society junior prize
competition for architectural designs.
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The Mysterious Echo

Don't ever get weak, for if you do
you may be the victim of the Myste-
rious Echo. There is a certain class
of men who begin by having ringing
sounds in the ears. This is followed
by peculiar noises in the head, and
then comes the Mysterious Echo.
This echo is unlike the mountain
echo, for the noise is entirely
changed. Men who have lived lives
of recklessness, of dissipation or of
abuse soon find themselves in con-
dition of weakness that is indeed
horrible. Besides the noises in the
head, the spots before the eyes, the
steam-like vapor that goes through
the body, the sweats of night, the
lost unmanly visions, and the first
break of day brings this poor fellow
to his senses. He realizes at last
that having misused himself, he has
wrecked his manhood.
To such men a reliable treatment Is
offered by the greatest known doc
tors. This treatment cures all those
conditions which ultimately lead to
complete failure of manhood, to
premature conditions, to impotency.
HUDYAN is a great remedy-treat.
ment, and it will do for you Just
what you want. You should consult
the Hudson Medical Doctors about
HUDYAN. No one else can give
you HUDYAN, or you may write for
Circulars and Testimonials.
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CAPTURED ar TUCSON.
d rrest of an INSANE Murderer Who Es-
canned From Stockton

capped From Stockton.
PHOENIX, ARIz., April 30-Antonio
Vital, a lunatic, who is under sentence Of
death for murder in Santa Barbara
County, California. has been located at
Tucson. This morning Deputy Sheriffs
w. h. Lorenzo and j. H. Strouf arrived
from Santa Barbara and procured extra.
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HOTEL.

NJ Ellis. Oakland
w II Hartley d VT. Cal
+ J Hockstruim, Cal
Ii G iichtenberger. Cal
; w Redpath l. wi. Mass
Mrs ] X Meathe rford, Or
II Eosenthal. Md
+ ID Cobb, Stockton
f w Hale d. W, sacto
9 Ross, Willows
I y Richard, n Y o.
Il Miller. Vallejo
ERN HOTEL
J hurry, Benicia
w Smith, New York p
l. Heavy & W. Phila
WA Henderson, Portl'nd
w Wilkes, Wooster
j B Forbes, Denver
II S Williams, New York
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HOTEL ARRIV AIS.
GRAND HOTEL

G B Mclean, Hanford
+ BrandesLa, Stockton
+ ] Moffilt. Oakland
l. o Wyman, Los Angeles
Mrs Wyman. Is Angeles
Mrs Coleman, NJ ilwaukee
n rs Z + Nichols, ogden
Mrs w A Chevais, ogden
Z a Freeman, Jackson
Miss Lyon, Detroit
A w Wenick, Lower Like
J c Ferrell, Grass Valley
P Spir es, Boston
6 J. Mahon. Fort Jones
II Malloch, Marysville
Il II Griggs, Stanford
G II Sill, salinas
G w K.ncaid, California
w T. Smith. Napa
a Engle IL VT, Chicago
IL p ID axe, Strawberry
valley
+ Kenny, Los Ang
ID Hope, san Jose
e a Eodewell Jr, Cal
b / Walton, suffer Co
P Johnston. Angels
q Major, FL faso
y j k.i.iers, Rdwood City
w II Virgins. FL Paso
; X DAVIS, Redwood City
e Il Chase, san Jose
4 H Dyer, Alvarado
n Il Scofield, Paio Alto
G L Cats, stockton
& w Garrard, Angels Cp
Miss Good, sta Rosa
HOTEL.
II B Vereve, London
+ Fischer. 4 5 A
Col Trevelyan, Fresno
j w Klngman, y Y
Mrs UnderhiIl, Chicago
j II Costello, y Y
{ Altschu!, Guatemala
NJ h cDOnnell, st Louis
q w Fielding, Keswick
4 B Hickey. Carson
] w Kern, Indianapolis
j Kern, Indianapolis
A b Townsend, Y Y
L Salter, n Y
w Parish, y Y
l. freeman, stanford
Z B ChApma an, MINI
II Jacobs. Denver
@ Nerdier d C. Paris
Mrs Moran, N Y
Mrs + oster Ill
j Bremen, Sacto
Il W Rush, Stanford
6 NJ Book, U s n
TAN HOTEL.
w F Abbott, Cherok ee
bliss q Watner, semitic
Mrs II Brown, keswick
+ q Miller, Redwood
J AndersoD&w Redwood
J sanders. Eure.a
g w DIX, Reddilg
4 o Nelson. West Point
L Herbert d W, Wash
Mrs 5 McEwen. Nebr
L + Moran. Nebr
w Wilkinson, Placerville
J & Barron 81 W, Chicago
q Langlon. Chicago
HOUSE.
w II McMinn. San Jose
ii i Greer. Turlotk
Mrs Levy, Halfmoon Bay
Miss Levy, Hahn Bay
Miss Gin bel. Yuba City
DIR Slmp 'on, San Jose
j Ballard. Claremoat
II p Huribut, Cal
+ Campbell, Oakland
i II Evans, Los Angeles
Mrs G W hite. Eureka
A Baker, Fresno
DIR a Gardner, Napa
q A Bloss, Atwater
\ HOTEL. .
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E S Wynne, New York
l. Miller, Stockton
W w Foote, Oakland
DR. i Nj Powers, LIS Ang
J c Coleman, Milwaukee
Miss Coleman MilwauL
w de ( ore, Milwaukee
Mrs T Harrington, Ogdr
Mrs NJ + Warner, Mass
Mrs Z Lyon, Detroit
Miss Eva Lyon, Detroit
G + HOLSTER, Courtlant
w II Sherman 81 WI, Ca
II W Hall, Folsom
] D Bradley. MERGED
+ Madison, Santa Cruz
Mrs J II omi h, IN jose
} = Drake, Angels
( Dinkelsplel. Suisun
W J Jtngle, Chicago
c A Whittemore, Portld
2 Allen, California
L Coates, Napa
DIR Z w Charles, Cal
J Goldman, MERGED
V Hope, ANGELS
G. p Vicini. Redwood Cit
7 N Church, Rdwood CT
Du Val West, Cal
c II Beige, Rdwood City
Il B Stevens, FL Paso
D I Maher, Watsonvlle
G II Bailey, New City
A Man asse, Napa
A IL Bayliss, Fort JON s
G IL Wente & ", Cal
W Z Good, Sta Rosa
PALACE
IL c Carney, Butte
Nine Monntford, Jerusln
II Henshaw, Bur!iugame
+ Cornelison, Chicago
Nj rS Garland, Los Ang
Mrs Hall day, y Y
f \ Cutla, eureka
j + Davis, Jackson
J II Mcdonnell, 1T Louis
l. T Wright, Keswick
NJ Tinell, stockton
Mrs Terrell, stockton
J w bliss d W. Redlands
A Kirby, u ) n
I c John, n Y
T J Field, Monterey
Miss Riordan, San Jose
z w Potter, Los Angelo
Fl Lewis. y Y
G Moran. n \
o Durham, Ill
w FHber, Ill
Mrs Durham, IL
a Z Smith, Los Ang
COSMOPOLI
G Leonard. Denver
Miss l. Su N mers. Seattle
B F Georee&w. Portland
Miss " Fetch. Stockton
j Johnson&w. Redwood
J ! aylor. Eureka
J II Bryne. ksndsburg
r Reynolds, Healdspure
7 G Miller, Los Angeles
Mrs X = Newton, Colo
] II O'Brien, Paso Roblel
g Pierce, Placerville
J L Peterson, Placervill
Miss Wakefield, Seattle
LICK
Fl P Stab.er, Yuba City
J + Peck, MERGED
] = Dare, Fresno
q w Rice. San Miguel
L l. Smith, Yuba City
Miss ketchet, Y uba City
z a Jord AN, Cal
T s Dickens & WI, Cal
NJ Heynemann, BerKiy
] Rogers, Marin Co
J Leahy, Petaluma
l. s Calkins, VIr City
f Albion, Fresno
G l. La Rue, y on ntville
Mrs Pussy & cd. Clayton
BALDWI
] II Todd. Sacto
J y MaSterson. oaEland
A fRa mish. Los Angeles
G w Lichtenberger, Cal
w L Pavey, London Q
DR. II "A Forrest, > Cruz
II T. Hoff, san l. Obispc
j G. Sury, San Jose o
Il j Cardwell. l. Angelo!
+ Fink, Gridsey
G Brannan, Sacto
G Abbott, n j
NEW WEST
l. Heavy Il W, Benicia
Mrs Smith&dau, Benicis
ii Hawkins. Philadel
g McNichols d W, low a
y 4 Lauron, Vacaville
7 Morgan, Alameda
w II Dunn, Oakland
a L Gssllfr-an pa~taNo
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NEW WEST

L Heavy IL W, Benicia
Mrs ssmith&dau, Benicia
Ii Hawkins. Philadelphia
g McNichols d W, low a
T. 4 Lauron, Vacaville
7 Morgan, Alameda
w II Dunn, Oakland
. X Sullivan, Benicia
Evening star., 1897-01-07
THE GYPSY BOYS MARBLES.
The President Stops His Carriage That
They Might Not BE Harmed.

An incident which happened near Brook
land few days ago deserves to be record
ed. President and Mrs. Cleveland were
driving on the Glenwood road near the
woods where several families OF wanderers
have pitched their tents. This is known TO
the citizens of this vicinity the ''gipsy
camp" and in the road many small, rag
ged little urchins were playing marbles.
AS the Presidents equippage drew near
the group, the driver, motioning the chill
forward at all hazards The children.
ueasuring II their playthings more than
tt cir own lives, shouted frantically, ''Oh,
mister, mister: please. please don't run
over our marbles. Please don't"
This would have been passed unheeded
by the driver, but the President. quickly
This was done, and then the children were
told to gather up their marbles All the
while they kept looking al the occupants
Of the carriage with grateful smiles on
their dirty faces. Mrs Cleveland returned
the smiles, much to the delight and gratifl-
cation Of the little gipsies. When the mar
bles had been hurriedly restored to their
owners, the President drove on followed
by the earnest shouts, You're awfully
good, mister. You're awfully good, mis-
ter" coming from little fellows with un-
kempt hair and torn clothing and used to
the hardships Of a wandering life who
gaZed long and eagerly at the receding car
riage and the "awfully good mister Lit
tie did they know that 1T was the President
of the United States.
Evening star., 1897-01-07
HOusefurnishing Dept.

Large Work Baskets. Reduced from 81 90 to
Zoe. each
Work Baskets on stand. slightly damaged. Re-
duced from Toe. to 5Oc each
Nickel Tea Kettle, large size, Reduced from
81 % to 75c.
Clothes Horse, slightly damaged Reduced from
80c. to G6c.
= Patent Clothes Horse Reduced from 7Dc to 5Oc.
Clothes Hamper, slightly damaged, reduced
from &2.76 to n.t0; large size, reduced from
s.. d to $2.O0.
Coat Form. Reduced from 75c. to 25c
from $500 to 200.
4 Wicker Nursery Chair, soiled. Reduced from
800 to Soc.
Patent Bread Raiser. dented Reduced from
81 .25 to TIC. ~
Reduced from 81 90 to 75c.
$3.50. y'o " "
=. Brass Wood Basket. Reduced from GAS to
4 Brass Goal Hod. Reduced from $s.oo to $500.
Evening star., 1897-01-07
CHRISTIAN ENDEAyOR-
Fifth Annual Convention of the. Local
Union.

Union.
The fifth annual convention of the Dis.
tr1ct of Columbia Christian Endeavor
Union will be held the afternoons and even
ings of the 18th. 10Th and Goth of this month
in the Calvary Baptist Church, corner of
Sth and H streets. The annual rally of the
Junior Union will be held the Saturday af
ternoon preceding the 10th instant in the
First Congregational Church, corner of
10th and G streets. Speakers from Boston.
Philadelphia and Baltimore are expected
to be in attendance and deliver addresses.
A provisional program for the convention
ternoon conferences at O'clock and for
three evening meetings at 7:45 O'Clock.
Monday afternoon, January 49, will be de-
voted to conference Of society officers
talks by Miss Anna ]. Bell and Messrs. W.
w. Tuckey. H. G. Kimball, A, s. Tavlor
ana Grant Leet, to be followed by general
discussion.
VIII have for their subject THE Spiritual
Life" Rev. NJ. Ross Fishburn is to con-
quot both services. Tuesday, the 10Th. will
nave for its special subject Prayer" and
Wednesday, the 10th. Christian Giving"
Monday evening there will be a pastors.
half hour, conducted by Rev. f. B. Bagbv
and participated in by eight other pastors
OF the city. The subject for discussion will
oS hon Tic youuS CHRISTIAN can helm his
church and pastor. Following this Will
come an address on Some of the Things
Christian Endeavor Stands For" by Rev,
Howard B. Grose Of Boston, vice president
OF the United Society of Christian Endeav-
or. ioed'-
Tuesday evening there will be a patriotic
song service and an address by Rev Kerr
Boyce Tupper. D. D.. of Philadelphia on
The The Young You Christians Duty to His Coun-
ny. me conservation service will be held
Wednesday evening Rev III M Wbo 80
y. ", OF baltimore preaching the sermon
ano conducting the conservation exercises.
Mrs. James L. Hill of Massachusetts the
wife OF one of the trustees of the Tinted
society OF Christian Endeavor and herself
mucn interested in Junior Christian En-
oeavor work, is to make the address the
AFTERNOON of Saturday, the 9th instant. to
the juniors at their annual rally. Mrs.
Hill, 1t will be remembered, conducted the
junior exercises in one Of the tents dmrine
the Christian Endeavor convention here in
July last which aroused so much enthusi-
asm and interest among the young En-
deavorers.
Evening star., 1897-01-07
He won the Grand pr,r

David Gardiner of the Union Club Neu
York. and at present guest at the Rich.
Shond, has just been awarded the frst
prize Of 1000 francs in the internat,onal
Photographic competition for amateur pho-
tographers. recently held in Paris. The
prize. offered by the European edition OF
the New York Herald. was for the hest
photograph by an amateur Of any resort
in Europe freQuented by tourists The suh-
tect of Mr.. Gardeners winning photograpb
= an artistic representation of st. Marks
Square, Venice, on wet day. AS his wnrk
had to compete with that Of the amatsur
photographers of England and the cont
nent, the honor conferred on Mr. Gardner
IL an especially high one.
Evening star., 1897-01-07
Bows Department.

All-wool Kersey Cloth Reefers large pearl but
tons. Sizes 4, and years. Reduced from s. 90
and So. % TO 81. 20 each.
4 Chinchila Refers. Sizes IL, H. 13 and IA.
Resnced from 81. 80 to 81 AZ each.
Beaver Cloth Refers. Sizes 3, A. II and IA.
Reduced from $3.O TO 81 80 each.
Fine Cape Overcoats. Sizes 3. 4, 8 and 6.
Reduced from s. 90 and 500 to IS 10 each.
2 Youths Ulsters. Sizes II and Is. Reduced
from 81 90 and IS 90 to So 90 each.
Golf and Bicycle Suits. Sizes 7, 8, g. 10, Il
and A. Reduced from 500 and $500 to s.. 80
each.
3 Junior Suits FauntlerOy style. Sizes T. 8 and
g. Reduced from 500, $500 and 500 to s.. 81
each.
la
Evening star., 1897-01-07
China Department.

/ Carlsbad Chipa Dinner Set, few pieces missing.
Reduced from 5000 to So 90.
French China Tea Set. bowl and cream pitcher
chipped. Reduced from 81 so to $500.
] Carlsbad China Ice Cream Set, ! plate cracked.
Reduced from $1,000 to s.. so.
Hayiland Soup Plates Reduced from 40c. to
25c each
/ Carlsbad China Soup Tureen Reduced from
81. 10 to $175.
3 odd Decorated Toilet Pitchers. Reduced from
75c to soc. each.
odd Decorated Basins. Reduced from T5c. to
Soc each.
doz Carlsbad China Sauce Dishes. Reduced
from 81 Is to 75c. doz.
IA Carlsbad China Cups and Saucers. Reduced
from 25c. to 15c. each.
s Carlsbad China Cream Pitchers. Reduced from
25c. to 1Jc each.
eth floor
Evening star., 1897-01-07
single Tax club.

At the meeting Of the Single Tax Club
last evening the challenge Of the socialists
Of the District to debate the question,
would the Single Tax Benefit the Wage
worker?' was accepted. The debate win
occur on the evening Of the Goth, probably
In Typographical Hall. Mr.. Arthur A.
Davis win represent the single takers. and
Mr.. Arthur Keep the socialists. At the
next meeting Of the club, Wednesday,
January Is, Henry Robinson Of Michigan
will be the principal speaker.
Evening star., 1897-01-07
A Suggestion for the jackson Demo.
Gratis.
To the Editor of The Evening Star:

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
Surely the millennium is drawing near. IL
the reports of the committees arranging
for the inaugural ceremonies, on the 4th of
March, are correct as to the sentiment pre-
vailing to make II truly a non-partisan
affair. The fact that the cruel war is over
will, We hear, be emphasized by the ap-
pearance CT uniformed confederates in line.
This seems to ME to show the right spirit.
Tie election is over and the President has
been elected. The minority, and IL was
q respectable one, should for the time be-
ing at least bury all the asperities of the
past, and Join in making the inaugural
ceremo nies an object lesson to the ma
tions Of the earth. by showing that the
people can forget their political bias when
seating "a government of the people. by
the people, for the people" This was the
spirit taught to number of republicans
on the evening of Grants second election
by the late John E. Norris, the predecessor
of our James l.. Norris In the presidency
of that time honored Institution, the Jack
son Democratic Association, for over a
quarter of a century. Mr.. Norris was near
a crowd of the victorious party when the
toast "opr President U. 8. Grant" was
proposed. Mr.. Norris advanced, saying:
Gentlemen. 1 will join you in that senti-
ment."
"whatw exclaimed one. "you have not
mo" replied Mr. Norris. but you for
get the toast 10 not to your President, but
ours. He is elected, and all good people
sht uld support him and do what they can
to make his administration q success
will support him and l trust the day is
far distant when we shall have President
of a party only The beauty of our gov
ernment IL that The President represents
the v hole people"
This incident caused much enthusiasm
and the toast was drank with cheers. Now
would It be amiss when the once armed
enemies Of the government are doing honor
tc one who was once their enemy, for those
who ueed bullets against him. or at least
the Historical association dating from is29)
to appear in line. together, IL possible, with
q delegation of the oldest democratic or
ganization dating 17s8). Such sight
would make an impression that would only
be forgotten by the ending of time. c..
Evening star., 1897-01-07
VIM. Hahn & Co. s
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES,
$50 and $50 9TH st.
1914 and 1916 Pa. ave.
1t 233 Pa. ave. s.e

failing for lack of funds, and shall not be
paid until the said fund shall be augmented
as herein originally provided.
Sec. s. That any empoye of the classified
civil service who shall be discharged from
his or her position or who shall die before
becoming eligible for retirement under the
provisions of this act, shall have refunded
to him or her. or shall have paid TO his or
her estate. the amount of pay withheld
during his OF her term of office; and if any
person shall be removed from office after
becoming eligible for retirement and before
being retired under the provisions OF This
act, the right OF such retirement shall Lot
be affected by such removal.
Evening star., 1897-01-07
Fur Department.

Fancy Fur COllarettes. lined with fancy fig
ured silk. Reduced from 81. so and 500 TO 81. 25
and So. 90 each
Fine Fur COlarettes, extra full ripple, hand
somely lined. Reduced from $125 and SIS. 90 to
$500 each.
10 Satin-lined Chinchilla Hare MufYs. Reduced
from 20 to Zoe. each.
Is Childrens Gray Hare Muffs Reduced from
- to Zoe. each.
10 Children's Fine Spotted COney Muffs Re-
duced from "A to 1Oc. each.
Short Ripple Astrakhan Capes fancy silk lined.
Reduced from $3.50 TO $500 each.
Fine Electric Seal Jacket Size 80. Reduced
from $50. 90 to $500.
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Evening star., 1897-01-07
Souvenir Department.

3 French Bronze Ornaments. Reduced from 81 so
to $500 each.
Leather Photo Frames. Reduced from $1.25
to 75c. each.
8 Small Leather Frames. Reduced from zoe. to
2Oc each.
Work Boxes. Reduced from 81 90 to Toe. each
Work Boxes. Reduced from 76c to 6Oc. each.
Cracker Pin Cushions. Reduced from 25c. to
1oc. each
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Evening star., 1897-01-07
Upholstery Department.

10 Bamboo Portieres. Reduced from $2.23 and
$50 to 81 90 each.
japanese Rugs Size AIS IT. Reduced from
$2VO to 81 90 each.
Section Mattress. 41s16 it., best black hair.
Reduced from $24 to $500.
Section Mattress, 4x6 it., best black hair.
Reduced from $I2OO TO $500.
Section Mattress, 4t2x6 IT., diamond hair. Re-
duced from $500 to $12.0O.
odd Adjustable Reading Couch, corduroy uphol-
stery. Reduced from $500 to $500.
Turkish Couch denim upholstery. Reduced
from SGT 90 to 81. 90.
odd Oak Hall Seat Reduced from 5000 to
$1G.b0 l from $500 to $500.
Evening star., 1897-01-07
Suit Department.

Fine Figured Taffeta SILK Waists, velvet trim
med Sizes 81 and &C. Reduced from 5000 to
500 each.
I Women Striped and Figured German Sa1ony
Flannelette Wrappers textra weight. Sizes SO,
IS. 40 and AZ. Reduced from 100 to 81 so each.
IS Fine Black Satine Waists Sizes g. a. 40
and - Reduced from 81 80 to 95c. each
Black Serge Suits. Sizes "a and 40 Reduced
from s1a.5o and $500 to S.. 70 each.
ffor
Evening star., 1897-01-07
Lamp Department.

l Dresden China Banquet Lamp, damaged Re
duced from $500 to $500.
2 Gilt and Onyx Banquet Lamps, damaged Re-
duced from 81 80 to 75c.
l Porcelain Princess Lamp, globe missing Re-
duces1 from 81 80 to SOC.
/ Imitation Cut Glass Night Lamp Reduced from
35c. to l5c.
Pink Globe for Banquet Lamp, damaged. Re-
duced from 81 80 to SOC.
2 silk Shades. green and red. soed. Reduced
from 81 .25 to SOC each. 3 reduced from 15c. to
40c. each
Wrought Iron Candlesticks, damaged. Reduced
from Toe. to 4Oc. each
Evening star., 1897-01-07
Cloak Department.

IL Fine Cloth Jackets, tans browns and black.
Some silk Tired throughout. All sizes in the lot
Reduced from s. 75, $1,000, $3.50 and $500 to
$500 each
IA Fine Silk lined Cloth Jackets browns tans and
blacks. Nearly all sizes in the lot. Reduced from
Sl2. %, $500 $3.50 and $40. 90 to 81. so each
! Silk Plush Box front Jacket Size 3i Re-
ducel from 5000 to $500.
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Evening star., 1897-01-07
Glove Department.

pairs women's s-button-l length Black SIousque-
taire Suede Gloves. Size 51a Reduced from 81 80
to 7Sc. per pair
pairs Women's s-bntton length Tan Biarrftz
Gloves. Sizes 61a and Z. Reduced from 81 90 tO
SOC. per pair.
Evening star., 1897-01-07
JeWelrY Department.

Gold -patsd-tOp Vinaigrettes. Reduced from
81. 90 to Soc. each.
3 Sterling top vinaigrettes. Reduced from 50. 90
to $500 each.
2 Sterling vinagrettes. Reduced from 81. .25
to Toe. each.
l Sterling Silver Nail Polisher. Reduced from
81. .S5 to 81. 50.
/ Gold plated Belt. Reduced from 5000 to $3.50
st floor
Evening star., 1897-01-07
Black Goods Department.

2 yards 5i-in ll-wool CheviOt. Reduced from
$3.50 TO 81 . for piece.
31s yards 42-in. Figured Mohair. Reduced from
g 80 TO $20O for piece.
sh yards Ain Rough Fancy. Reduced from
So 10 TO $4O0 for piece
4h yards 42-in. SILK Warp Henrietta. Reduced
from is. rs to s. % for piece
80. yards Ain silk Warp Henrietta. Reduced
from 81. 80 to SC. 50 for piece.
3 yards 46-in Rough Fancy Reduced from
$l1.25 to $700 for piece.
Evening star., 1897-01-07
Corset Department.

9 pairs French I,orsets, made of black Italian
cloth, cut bias heavily bOned with real whalebOne
gored hips. top finished with lace and ribbons
Sizes Is, 10. 20, %, "a, 25 and 26. Reduced from
S.. so TO So 50 per pair.
pairs Il. g." Oorsets. heavily boned with real
Is and is Reduced from Sc SO to g. Is % per nair
10 pairs Of Corsets, made Of fine coutil. well
eoned. two side stees, TOP finished with embroi
dery. Sizes g. "a and q. Reduced from 81 90
to Soc. per pair.
Evening star., 1897-01-07
Girls Clothing Department

10 Childrens Fine Ali-wool Novelty Cloth Refer
iackets: Sizes q, s, 10 and 70 years. Reduced
from $500 TO x2.33 each
Red Cloth Refer Size years. Slightly dam
iged Reduced from 500 to 81 80.
IL Children's Long C1oaks navy, brown and red
handsomely fur and braid trimmed. Sizes 10. II
and IA years. Reduced from $50, $3.50 and
$500 to s. so and 5000 each.
Evening star., 1897-01-07
Infants Department.

2 Childrens Mixed Cloth Coats, deep capt, tr1m-
med with fancy braid Reduced from $3.50 to
81 80 each
May Blue Cloth Coat. pointed collar, trimmed
with fur and braid Reduced from $500 to 500.
Cream Novelty Cloth Coats, with two embroid-
cred rufies shoulders, collar and Guns trimmed
with narrow ribbon Reduced from $3.50 to AGO
each.
Chiiiren's Heavy weight Refers, full back.
dousle breasted. Reduced from $10.oO to 800 ca.
I'd floor.
Evening star., 1897-01-07
Baby Carriage Dept

1 Rattan Baby Carriage, cloth upholstery Re.
duced from 5000 to 81. so
Rattan Baby Carriage, garnet plush upholstery
Reduced from 5000 to s. .95.
l White Fur Robe for Baby Carriage Reduced
from $3.50 to 1896. / reduced from 50 80 to So 90
Sd floor
Evening star., 1897-01-07
Toy Department.

odd Doll Carriages. Reduced from Soc to 25c.
each.
1 Dressed Doll. Reduced from 81 90 to LOO
Undressed Dolls. Reduced from 5Oc to 25c
each; 10 from BIC. to 15c each
About 100 Toys Of various sorts, scratched bent
or otherwise damaged, marked at what they II
fetch.
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