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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24
2Interifami1@e Sabrraoer.

n6auIt Ou 6er, 10 bau ib fin" bas lit bas
tit for tat" Der S6uB3oqpoltttt. Infer
neuer Sartf mar Elm neuer S9lag gegef Die
SntereiTen anberer @Olter, Dor alem gegen
bic beutf9e 3uderinouitrie, @ber es gibt
2eute, tpei9e gar nidt 10 unre9t baden, penn
ie 6~ebaupten, bab man i'm 2eben ni9ts bur9
Site, Iunbern aQes nur bur9 &f err
rei9e.
Der uele beut19e goti9after Baron bon
Soleben pirb nG9fter Sage in 8aIbinston
eintreffen unb fi9 iofort nit Dem 5pe5ialz
commiiIGr &affpn berat6en, Inn fir Seutf9z
lamb einige 6anbels@8 e giinittgunsen 6eraus=
5uf4lagen,
Sn 0euti9lanb i6eint man aber au9 imz
mter mebr 3u 6er ptit for tat">g olittf
i~iber3ugeben, fonit bate Der n8unb Der Snbuz
itrtelen" tpel9er i'm porigen Wonat in Ser
lin tagte, meniger i3arfe Suiten aufge3Oz
gen.
8or aGem mar es bas q meritanii9 e
neirab b, ipel9es ben 9erren Snbuitrtelz
len 99reden einiogte. Die @infu6r bat NAM
lt4 rieiige Oimeniionen an9enOmmen. WG6s
renb i'm Sabre 1896 Sabrrdber i'm Nertbe
bon nur 81 ,898,O12 eingefu6rt tporben 1inb,
1T bteIer 8ert6 i'm Sabre 1897 auf $1,000
1913 geitiegen.
Wie fpmmt bas?
Weil bas amerifanii9e 3peirab Ri e !
beffer lift, als Oos beuti4e; es lift leibter,
eleganter unb bo9 0~auerbafter.
WeBbalb 6auen benin Die beuti6en 3psiz
rabfubritanten feline anDeren HGber?
50, parum ni9t9 Weil iie bann ibre 800
belle ulro Maf9inerie anoers einridten unb
babel i6r @e6irn unb ibren 9elDbeutel anz
~ftrengen miiBten, 0a ut es boA einfa4er, fe
ge6en na9 ameritonif9em Muter
Dor uno berlangen einen 10 boben Sarif, baB
bas amerifaniT9e 3meirab iiberbaupt nidt
me6r iiber Die 8reil3e tomnen farm.
Sbre 6orberung tit benin al4 10 unbeI6ei=
ben pie m0gli9; nibt peniger als 6 81 a t
..3ott ioG bon iebem Bicycle erboben tper=
ben, mas glei9bebeutenO pGre nit 0sIIen
p0Qiger @%erbannunq.
QGir lenfen Da6er Die Nufmerf1amfeit unfes
rer Observation-Disclosures anf bic bemnG9it
ftattfinOenben Gpnferen5en 3pif4en benz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24
6rOker NerOienf.

@uitGubige MGuner ult6 Srauen f0nnen eiu
lei6tes, ebrli6es uno Qutbe3ableubeS @eI6dft
tefommel1, momit 1te 10 bis 2O9onarS bic
8o6e perbielter t0unen. &ann 3u Saule be-
trieben werbeu o6ue sroBe Soften. S3reibt
i9neu. ebe es 81 ipat lit, fir pole @usfunft an
John House &Co., Canton, Lewis Co., Mo.
l7nOlWtmD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24
Ser maAfte Gcnims.

Ser Mtniiter bes Snnern ma9t in Ieinem
Sabresberi4t iebr ri9tig barauf aufmert=
fam, bdB es bur9uus n0tbig fei, i9on iebt
@orbereitungen fir Die @olfs3d6lung BON
1900 gu treffen, unb ertldrt, baB Sur6 biz
&iir5e Der 3eit fir bic 8prurbeiten anb fir
bic 4ufnabme Die beiOen Iebten @oI4ss5a9!ur=
gen febr bebinbert tporben feien.
Dieter nebel5tanb f0nnte bermisben perz
ben, tpenn Der GongreB fi9, ben Grrpfe6z
lungen @rooer @lebeldnbs unb feins- Sci
niiter gemdB, ba3u enti9ieBen t0nnte, Die
@inri9tung zines tutifif4en General
Nmtes gu berfiigen; benin bieies fDnnte ale
8prbereitungen treffen, unb es mdre ri9t
n0tbig, bas gauge ungebeure Material auf
einmal auf3une6men. 8ielme6r t0nn:. bic
SeititeGung Der 8Olts3abl pie ieBt an tinem
betimmten Sage bes Sabres 1900 gei6eben,
bic @rmittelung Der iibrigen ni~fenspertben
Oinge uber auf ein.n 9r0Beren 3eitraum Oerz
t6eilt tperben.
Mit 6iilfe zines Iol9en 4mtes t0nnte audi
cine gr0Bere l1ebereinitimmung in ben @rz
~bebungen Der perf9iebenen 2dnOer 5u Dege
gebra9t tperben, pie es inn SntertIIs beg Ser
glei9s in bpbem @rabe piinf3enspert6 1T,
50 nirbe es 3. 9. BON bobem @ertbe iein,
tpenn bic 8olts3dblung in alien ciDllifirten
2dnbern an einem Sage unb na@ oemiel6en
S9ema gef9G6e.
Dap bur9 bic @inri9tung zines i%tatiti@
T9en Mmtes sroBe GrfpurniKe btr5eigefiibrt
tperben f%0nnten, neil iebt itutiti11e arbeit
in perI9iebenen Observation-Disclosures ge=
tban tpirb unb fi9 mebrfu9 auf 0ieielben
@egenitdnbe eritredt, 1T i4On me6rfaG nod
genieIen porben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24

beutfden Gefanbten unb unferer &egieruns.
Wenn 9euti9lan6 nirtli9 por6at, bas
umeritdnii4e 3peirao bur4 einen probibl%
tip3oG bon so Marf aus benz 2urtoe gu ball
ten, bann lolIten MIR Tit for tat" iasen
unb irgenb einen beutf9en Nrtitel oper beren
me9rere BON Der Ginfu6r uusi@lteBen.
l1ebrigens pirb bic @uppe pobl ni9t 10
beiB gegeifen perben, tpie ie Die oentf9en
Snbuitriellen geto9t BADEN unb Die bttosrz
%feitigen 8egierungen, bic bur9 70 einlt4tsz
boQe urb gepanote Mdnner nie b. 6pQeben
unb &afon bertreten itno, perben idon einen
modus vivendi finben, pelber Die our6
ben 0inglep=Sarif auBer Ranb unb 8ano
ge6ra6ten 9anbelsbe3ie6un9en tpieoer etpas
mebr ms 8lei9gepi4t iebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24

9eutf6e, Oetsrrei9er unb Staliener baben
bic @%mpftnbung, an Der S4peGe elmer neren
,3eit gu fe6en, unb bic Ter Gmpfinorng bat
Der poGniI9e 8raf Nusbrud Oerlie6en.
0as veuropdif4e @lsi9gepi4t" 1T geitOrt,
ni4t, tpie in fri6sren Sabren, bur4 bic na6
q 0 ma I er Mus9eitultung ringenoell
80lter, fonbern bur9 cine q ieenma4 t
uuf 0fonomtf 9em @ebiete, bur9 Die Ser.
Staaten, bur9 ben Mettbeperb Der Neuen
@eIt, bic nit i6rem 8obenrei9i6um unb
ibren Mineral19GBen, ibren btaigen pro=
butten bes Mderbaues, Der 8teb3u4t uno rer
SSnbuitrie auf europdii9en Mdrtten cOntur>
ren5fdbig geiporoen 1T.
Wenn aber @olubopsfi feline pldae our9@
ieben urro gepthe Stuaten @urppa'S Segen
bic ameritanii9e @onturren3 abi4lieBen nrb
buour1 6auptid9li6 benz armen Manne ras
8rot unb 5leii9 unb anbere pi3tige 2ebensz
bebiirfniHe bert6euern, auBeroem ur5
Mmerifanern Observation-Disclosures
aufnDt6igen unb Der beutf 6en Snoutrie bic
ameritant59en Mdrfte perrammel1 foIte,
bdnn nirOe bur9 ociale &ebplu~
tipnen @uropa's v9lei9gepi9t" ert re9t
geit0rt peroen,
Wir m09ten benz Dterrei4ii9en Minifter
iiberbaupt ben &atb gaben, fein @'e3ira nit
Dem isines polnil9en Golegen 8dOeri an
5uitrengen, nie Der 80lfer3piit i'm 0auie
9absburg bei4pi9tigt uno oas olterrei4iiGe
@lei4gepi9t, bas san3 beoentli4 gsftOrt 1T,
nieber bergefteGt perben t0nne. DE 2eitung
Der europdif6en Politit beanipru9t gang on
bere Mdnner, als fe in polen gefunOen tper=
ben; bic 5reunoI4uFt 5mii4en OeTerreid
unb Stalien mar iiberbuupt ME e:ne lpabrz
6aftige, unb pirb es AUDI ME perbea; bic
9a6sburger peroen ben 8erlut oet i~taiieni=
f9en Bropin5en ME Oerf9mer5en; tie fe9en
no1 beute in ben @rben 8ictpr Gmonuels
lIurpatoren, &epolutipnGre, &ir9eurduber;
audi bic 6reunDi9aft nit 8uBlan0 Itebt auf
Stel5en uno fam ieoen Sag 3uIammen=
bre9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24
Si6e6tiGe 2ebrertm atno SemtiGet
Gd1MIr0fh.

8iir3li9 e%rpdbnten mir in eiren MrtifeI
pSeut19e uno Sf3e9en bier gu 2anoe"
audi bas gum 9liide gang perein3elte Sc
ba6ren Der b%lutiungen tf6e9if9en 2e6rerin
elmer Dffentli9en S9ule bes i'm noropisz
o%pnIiner Gountp 2anglabe gelegenen Sotpn
&oQing 1eber ben neiteren 8erlauf Der
Sadie nirb in Der neueI ten Musgube oes
bel1tI9en Bo9enblattes 3u Nntigo, bem
9uuptorte ienes Gountp, beri9tet:
nSn 8etreff jener ti9e9if9en 2ebrerin,
bic ibren beut19en S6iilern ben GebrauCb
Der Mutteripra9e i'm l1mgan9e Bel barter
Strafe berbot, belt Der beutI9e S9ulrat6,
beitebenb aus ben 0erren Sos. Wfobl ir.
WrdfiOenD, S6eo, 9ubemann upo sSof. Milb,
cine 0%eriammlung a6. 3u Oieier mar AUDI
Der @ountD : S9uliuperintenbent peri0nli9
erf3ienen. SIM 2aufe Der @erbanblungen
erfldrte oerfelbe, baB es ben S9ulfinoern
Derboten lei, in Der 3eit BON 9 l16t 0prnitz
tags Bis 4 l1br Rd6mittags Oeutf9 nit elm
amber gu Tpreben, bas lei Die GeqeS (rule).
9teies 8erbot ertredt it9 au9 auf bic anti
i6en ben unterrt9tstunben lteqenhe freie
.3eit Der &inber. Nun lit es aber audi ferner
feitgeIteQt, oaB eben bieielbe tI9e9if6e 2eb=
rertn nit Der ein3igen tTbe6ii6en S@iler::n
Der S3ule in Der genannten 3eit tfGs9i59
gefpro3en bat unb fomit, bas @ebot iclbit
iibertreteno, Die &egel in gebdifigfter @eiie
nur auf Die oeutf9e Spra6e antpenhet. ga
lte 1T neueroings Iogar 10 melt gegungen,
baB tie bas @ei9ipiiterpaar 8aunlann, bas
na9 Der S9ule am Nusgunqe nit chamber
beuti6 ipra6, in bic @9ultube 3uciidrief
uno bort CUR Strafe auf bic &n:ee nieberz
oriidte. Wel3e MaBnabmen Der 6eutfAe
S9ulrat6 gegen Die Qebrerin pegen oieier
ipieberbolten empDrenben 6anbllnqen al
ergreifen geoenft, bitIt itb nod in Ounfef."
5omit bdtte aliO Die 2e6rerin uur atpei,
unO nibt ale S6ultinber, auBer sem einen
tI9e4i19en, gum &nieen tpegen DeutI9z
ipre6ens ge5pungen. l1nb ni9t lie lit an
Der netten 8ori4rift l4uIO, pona9 Die Sim
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24

5dblt, mittbeilt, baben bereits 800 faufmGns
nii4e unb inbuitriele 8ereine Der Stone
i9en 8orlage ibre 3uitimmung ertbeilt, uno
fife bofft, buB ite Biz gum 1. DECEMBER Die
BON bier 6infteln Der 1850 9ei9dfts@Or ga@
niiationen bes 2anbes in Sdnoen baben
piro. Sas fOlte bam Elm geniigenoer On
LAB fir ben @ongreB Iein, Die @orlage gum
@eieb gu MAIDEN. 4ber frsili9 tpiirbe es
i6m gan5 d6nli9 ie6en, penn er bas. 8ute
oertpiirfe, neil es gut 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24

Ser Glte tie Sreimuurer
Soel 9ougbton, Der 8ater BON uses
lep Sougbtpn, benz Ngenten Der planttntOn
padinq So. in Milpautee, 1T bort in Der
@o6nung 1einss @Obnes geitOr6en, sSOel
9pug6ton Funb i'm <er bon 81 Sabren
unb mar Der Glteite Sreimaurer in 4mertfa,
benin er f9loB fi9 benz Srben I4on i'm Sabre
1921 uls Mitglieb an. Seine 8eerOtglln9
miro in Ogbsns6urg, e. g. tattflnoeH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24

Der = unb 6as unter einem bsatf6en
S9ulrat6! = ni4t beutf9 i'm Sdul6aufe
fpre4en biirfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer.
232 nnO 234 of 2iamoofp6- Straee,
amifheu eSrnnflius l1ub W2orfetsStr.

S5S ntO S04 ON 2tRNOOIp0. SItHRes
smii1en Tronflius unb M3arteta9tr..
SbicaQo, Sls,,
erbieIt lpeben III fri1ber Waare:
G6te IMP ~urtirte Nitr1berger &~e5fuden,
Gdltem imp ortirtem &ttbeGer Marsipom,
SSrt1d)e 9erGmdD erte 66tIebritite
sSeim1te SitIee 9eIifateBsS6rin9e,
~SSetttite III arinirte StSmard=S 6rin9e,
3tuSerIeIen feline WtiIdmerzS6ringe,
sSriIde 9lppetit=Silo, 1nOttueg. 9ltdIonieSI
9ieIcr Sprotten, 9rabanter Saroeuen,
Warimirtcm Nal, SarOeuens8Mtter,
&Mii. &9niar, run. Sarotness
Sriti IeI>S nrotteS, &apert, SIiOcn,
g~trahbmt9er 8atSIeber=Naite ten,
8rcmer gaIatfartoHeIn, Sauerframt.
&iibe6er Ni~clenIpatgeIu, StedIpargeLnI
SeItoper Niibden, Sdmittbubmen,
9Seue gctrpGnetc SdDtD 1tttte (~eilse),
Nri5 id en- ut9 ariS hen 0tOiem=V aprtf6s
TranS. Grbfet, Gbanaptgrons,
Srammidttp. GerOeIattpnrit, Salanti.
Xiebi9'S SIetI d. rtraft, SdllUeiser WttId1s
NciuIfem SaOd. Mtt0 WtOff0=&aiTee,
9tuuiperf's 8aniue=SbotOIaoe, &afao,
0ted1tem d1imeiiidlen ttto run. Sbee,
Vfarter St1lcipp'S Malsf6fee,
&affeesGrtraft BON Vfetffer uit0 SiMer,
gteme Siniem, &trfe. Ortinferm,
Hrti6eS SStp eff d. enrtus, &irldIem tt1S 6irnet,
Jteme d uit1tct, Wt0moeIn tsMO ytiH1e, -
1eutIde GrbStuurlt, GttnbeetI1ft
Q(ed)tem Sieneubpntg Stetetiu adl2y
N~einIten GtnmentbaIer SdiUet5ers8die,
&rduterfale, &irnbmr9cr tno Sarof6Ie,
SEruma9e De 9rie, Goamer 4GIe,
TrildJeit Barrier ~SGnnpftabat bon &otbe6,
Sentfde SptmmraOer, S~OIsSd1nbe, gSpufraber,
NeutIdle GNriu1 IeS=5Eprn et II. I. no.,
gu ben bllliQften NreiIen.
Henry SchOe1IkOpE
Evening star., 1897-05-07
MOUNT VERNON,
Annual Council Of the Regent. sa
Seaston


The annual council OF the MI yerno,,,
Ladies' Association. or Regents. began YES
terdsy. The sessions are being held In the
newly constructed house-servants' quar-
ters. which are built on the site used for
the same purpose during washington's
time In former years the sessions were
held In the banquet hall of the mansion.
but that was found inconvenient to the
ladies. as well disadvantageous to the
interests Of visitors Mrs. Howard Town
SEND OF New ork regent of the associa.s
uon' presioes over the council The vice
regents present are: Mrs. Hudson, Con-
nec'ieut: Mrs Washington, West virginia.;
MRS. Ward. Kansas: Miss Longfellow.-
Massachusetts,: Mrs. Rathbone Michigan:
mrs. Hill, Colorado; Miss Comegys, New
Jersey; Mrs. Conover, Delaware: Mrs.
Goldsborough. Maryland; Mrs Herbert
Alabama; Mrs Ames. Rhode Island: Mrs.
Hainson. Pennsylvania; Mrs Richardson.
LOUISIANA; Mrs. Winder. New Hampshire:
MIS- Fiandreux, Minnesota: Mrs. Moxey,
Iexas; Mrs. Wilder. Georgia: Mrs Baker
Florida; Mrs. Barnes. District of Columbia.
and Mrs. Mitchell. Wisconsin.
me minutes of the last council and the
Ieanfng or the regents report occupied
the attention OF the council Yesterday. The
regent reports that the past wear has been
prosperous one for the association The
Wcnd storms last year caused cons der, BILE
ueindee 10 the trees and roads. The two
main resto raticns of the year are the serv-
ants quarters and greenhouse. The regent
referred with regret TO the resigna ton of
tne treasurer of the association, Mrs f. r.
Risgs who contemplates an extended alb
sehce abroad. and the death of DIR. James
Icner, who had been a lifelong friend
TO Mt. Vernon. In acknowledgment of fa-
vors received, the munihcent gift Of Mrs
Hearst, vice regent for California of the
Trinted reports of many years of the asso.
citation and their dissemination all over the
coIntry was gratefully made.
The regents report also tells with great
pleasure of the restored health of Superin-
tendent Dodge, the careful management OF
the assistant superintendent during the alb
sence of his chief, and the gardener Mr.
Franklin Whean, whose work I'm the gar
den has made II so beautiful. and a credit
to his care and taste.
Today the council has been engaged with
the discussion of the regents report and
this afternoon the report of the superin-
tendent, Mr.. Harry Dodge, was under con-
sideration.
Evening star., 1897-05-07
FALSE PRETENSES,
A Young Man Who Worked the Pres
byterian Ministers.

Young Man Who Worked the Pres
byterian Ministers.
The interior of the Police Court today
might excusably have been mistaken as
the meeting place of a convention of the
Presbyterian clergy of the city, for there
were present such well-known divines as
Rev. Byron Sunderland, Rev. Teunis S.
Hamlin, Rev. Thomas Chalmers Easton,
Rev. George N. Luccock and several
others. They were summoned as witnesses
for the United States, testifying against
Warren Williams, arrested yesterday after
neon by Detective Carter for false pre-
lenses.
Williams. who is well-dressed young
white man, was held for the action of the
grand jury in $1,000 bonds by Judge KIM
ball, the story of the offense being told in
detail by the witnesses.
Rev. DR.. Hamlin of the Church of the
Covenant first took the stand. This
young man called on me recently" said
DIR. Hamlin, land told me a pitifu story
to the effect that his wife was in poor
health, that they had been without food
for forty-eight hours, and were about to
be elected from the room they occupied
on Missouri avenue for non-payment of
rent. He had been promised work by the
Southern railway. he said, to commence
the 10th instant. l gave him 81 and a let.
ter to Mr.. Culp of the railway company
Rev. DR.. Easton of the Eastern Presby-
terian Church followed DR.. Hamlin on the
stand. 'The defendant here called on me-"
said DIR. Easton, showed me the letter DR..
Hamiin had written, and told me prac-
tically the same story. He added that he
was well acquainted with DIR. Talmage.
! reported the case to the Associated Char
tiles, but the agent met with no success.
l then conducted an investigation myself,
found that Williams story was totally un-
true, and that he was living an immoral
life in a house -on Missouri avenue There
upon l made complaint to the police
Rev. Byron Sunderland stated that he
also was victim, having given Williams
one dollar.
II didn't take much stock in the story
Of this man when he called on me- stated
Rev. DIR. Luccock quietly. II had conf
dence in DIR. Hamlin and DR.. Easton how
ever, and on their Endorsement gave him
81" A general laugh followed this state
ment.
Detective Carter explained the details OF
the arrest, and then Williams was given q
chance to explain his conduct The story
he told the ministers was a misrepresenta-
tion he said. He was on a spree and had
to have money to keep it up. The court
then made the ruling stated.
Evening star., 1897-05-07

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weight. double heel, sole and toe. 7Eo
Special ......-................ IOSe
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double heel, sole and toe. 0R
: .
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Hose. fast black. the best quality Or
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Mems regular 25c. quality Tan Hose dou-
Bile heels and toes. one Of the best lines
We have ever sold. Special, -1bc. : 3 for JOc
Evening star., 1897-05-07
Found Dend.

Yesterday afternoon between and 3
O'Clock Frank Brooks, a colored resident
of o street alley, was found dead in the
closet in rear of 1901 9Th street northwest.
George Thomas. who found the man, called
on the police, and the body was taken in
the patrol wagon to the Homeopathic Hos
pital. When the man had been pronounced
dead by a physician the body was taken
to the morgue 1t is supposed that Brooks
was taken sick on the street and went in
the yard, where he was afterward found.
Coroner Hammett was notified, and a cer-
tificate OF death from natural causes will
probably be given. -.s ... r.
Evening star., 1897-05-07
DIED.

COLE. on Thursday. May G. 1897. at lo.4s pm,
CAROLINE COLE; heloysd wife Of francs7
northwest, after long illness, aged hfty-one
Funeral will take place from her late residence
Sunday, May .. at O'Clock pm. Friends
and relatives respectfully invited TO attend. g
HART On Thursday, May G. 1897. at $40 am.
Join j. beloved has%na .ns Of f,Ia SsIaerine Hart
Funeral from his late residence, 110s New Jersey
am: thence to st. Aloysus Churrh. where
requiem will lie said for the reIose Of his
soul. Relatives and frierds invited to attend.
McvARY., on Thursday; May 6 lss7; at o,clock
Funeral viii take place from her late residence,
al ID street southwest on Saturday: May $.
$50 O'Clock am; thence to st. Domnic's'
Church, where requiem win be celebrated.s
PuRMAN. On April 8; 1891, at pm: at his
Funeral services will be held at the late home of
the deceased at IL 80 on saturday. May g.
Friends of the family and members Of the
Republic are invited to he present. Take
Brightwood cars Internent at Arlington at.
$3.50 pm.
Cry Ie de S May nt 9 If ls s q .r %s
consin Vols is announced Comrades of KIT .
GaoS re INVITE, C. 70 E Sf , T funeral ss oa
his late residene. :. in, in North Takoma. Q" satar.
day. May s. at At iF1 aSSDSFH, sSISGd F Commander =,
cHAs F. KEEFER, Adjutant. $
RUBENsTEN. On Friday. May Z. 1897. at s;4s
am. DORA. beloved wife Of Israel Rubenstein,
in the sixty-eighth year Of her age. :
Funeral from her late residence 1o5 5th street
northwest Sunday. May . at 3 pm No
flowers Relatives AMI friends invited. tBati- q
more papers please copy.D = -
SHELTON. Suddenly. May 6, 1897, Carroll
ELIJAH SHELTON beloved husband Of Flor, q
ence shelton and Of Chas. Il. and Barbarl
shelton. in the thirtieth year Of his age.
Funeral from his parents residence, 2ion street.
northwest. Sunday, May o, at 2 O'Clock pm. ,
SIBBAID. At Chevy Chase, THURSDAY, May o.
1897, at 4 O'Clock P-m.. after a brief hut
severe Illness, JOHN A. SIBBAIID, aged nifty
two years. ."
Amongst the rarest OF good Ones. "a
Funeral from the Church of the Holy Cy. corner "a
Of 10th and Corcornn Streets saturday, May
&, ut 2:3O O'Clock pm.
WATERS. On Thursday, May 9, 1897, at 1:20
p.m., ELIZA WATERS. aged ninety y-e.yht years.
Funeral services on saturday. May $, at pm I:
at VERMONT Avenue Baptist Church. Friends,
and rel tives invited to attend.
WELSH. Suddenly, Thursday, May 9. 1897.
MARY WELSH.
May 8, ct 8 O'Clock. q,
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Children's 25c. Hose, 1@c.

Childrrn's Fast Black Ribbed Hose, with
double knees, heel and toe. The regular
25c. kind. Special one day only, tomor-
row-19c., or 8 pairs for Soc.
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Other Saturday Offerings

p. B. Haveuner
For Shoes.

ladies Plain Black Sltine Petticoats,
49c., 75c., Soc, 81, SIS, s1.5O up.
Ladies new style Leather Belts, with
harness buckle, BE, 35c., 5Oc., 75c. and 81.
ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests, low neck and
sleeveless, 1Oc., or for 25c.
Ladies Lsle Thread Vests, with low
neck and with and without sleeves. DE-
Special Observation-Disclosures. ZONe
An excellent quality OF Ladies' Fine silk
Vests crocheted arms, sleeveless. RO1
Special ................. SWNe
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New Leather Belts. Csc.

Real Seal and Morocco Belts, very latest
style, with leather covered and
metal harness buckle. Special to- DR.
MORROW 0Os
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soc. to ST so.
Sale of Chindren's Coats.

We're going to close out q little lot Of
Children's Stylish Coats, in red md mixed
effects, REFER style, that were 6 1 SM
$3.50 to $4.25 Tomorrow at.... " II sSV
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CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
UneKpended Appropriation for Conn.
pletfng an Improvement.


OF the appropriation of $4,000 for the
improvement of Connecticut avenue be-
yond Rock creek there remains an unex-
pended balance of about $500. and It IL
the purpose of the Commissioners to ex-'
pend this sum upon the avenue between
Rock Creek bridge and the District line
There is one question. however. that is to
decide how this money shall be expended
The engineer department is desirous of do
ing the work of Improvement by days la
Dor, believing that such an arrangement
would be more advantageous to the Dis
trict The clause in the organic act which
prohibits the expenditure of money for
public improvements the cost of which ex-
ceeds $1,000 unless the same is advertised
stands in the way. The attorney for the
District, however, has decided that IL this
work cannot be done under a single con-
tract, il may be done, as recommended, by
days labor.
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'sLucca" ST Gloves.

Queens of the 81 grade. They are
actually worth and are sold elsewhere ut
80 pair. Made of the best selected
skin by leading French manufacturer;
shown in the 4-butt0n style. In mode, tan,
maize, pearl, white and black, with ser
and black embroidery. Fully war Sn
E0nteQ. AlWlNS. y ~
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COL. WOOD MUST ANSWER.
A WelI-KnOwn Citizen Held for tn
Grand Jury.

A WeIl-knOwn Citizen Held for the
Grand Jury.
Judge Kimball. in the Police Court, late
yesterday afternoon, held Col. William P.
Wood for action, of the grand jury in $500
bonds on a charge of perjury. AS hereto
fore stated in The Star, Miss Mary A.
Smith. the complainant in the case, alleged
that Colonel Wood made affidavit that he
was the owner of certain property at 421
n street, when, in fact, he held no title to
the property. She charged that he thereby
committed perjury.
The affidavit in question figured in a civil
suit before Justice of the Peace Bundy.
The latter yesterday testified that Colonel
Wood swore to the affidavit, while other
witnesses, under oath, declared that the
defendant has no claim on the property,
the statements in the affidavit being abso-
lGtely false.
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P=a.:r=a=S=O=H=S.

New Grass Linen, Popgee, Figured China
Silk, Changeable Silk, with colOred border;
White Taffeta, Striped Silk, P1aids and
Checked ParasOls In the most exquisite color
combinations. One of tie largest and best
selected liEes you'll find hereabouts. Sur
passing qualities, correct styles at popular
prices. Splendid values from 81 up 10 $12.
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Charrea win Inhunan cruelty.

At the instance Of United States
District Attorney Foote Of San Fran
CISCO. a warrant has been issued for the
arrest of Mate McNichols OF the American
bark Harry N. Morse on the complaint OF
Andrew Anderson. an aged seaman. The
ship has just arrived from Sydney, and
Anderson and other sailors aver they were
victims of inhnman cruelty
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MARRIED..

McI.AIN- -RAvENEL. On April 90. 1897, at
Charleston, sc, 10y the Rev. {. G. Ilnckney,
DID. HARiiIOrT Ill T1.E1,iE, eldest danghl..r q
Of the late Dr. st Julien tavenel of Charleston,
to LOUIS RANDOLPH McLAIN OF St. Angus
tine, Fla.
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For several years / have been afflicted with
Asthma and Jayne's ExIectorant is the only med -
icne that has ever given me any relier. LIKE
VANAMAN. Rockwell. Tea, Nov. 4, ls.c,. --i
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casiooally reuCse the oaly particaes then sppIx
Hslis Hair benewsr 70 give. the hsir . natural