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Evening star., 1897-01-28
20 w A L A w Y E r
A Former Washington School Teacher Ad-
mitted to the Bar.

Miss Sophronisba P. Breckenridge, daugh-
ter of ex-Representative Breckenridge of
Kentucky. was sworn In at the Lexington
bar as a practicing attorney on Monday.
Judge Parker solemnly admonished the
young and fair disciple of Blackstone ito
not engage in duels and to refrain from
taking up arms against her country
Miss Breckenridge will not enter upon the
practice Of law at once, but will remain
a student in the Office of Breckinrldge &
Shelby Last week Miss Breckenridge was
admitted to practice before the court of
appeals of Kentucky. being the first wo-
man to be accorded that distinction In her
state.
Miss Breckenridge in personal appearance
very much resembles her mother 8 family,
tho Deshas, and, like them, is possessed
of an abundance of will From the Rreck-
inridges she inherits a taste for the law. as
John Breckenridge. her great-great-grand-
father, was an able lawyer. and was ap-
pointed Attorney General by President 5ef-
ferson In 1893 At TO period since then has
the bar of this country been without an
able member bearing the family name
1t was largely through the efforts OF
Miss Breckenridge that the doors of the
Kentucky State College were opened to
women students, and she began her col
1egiate education in the first class of young
women ever admitted to that institution
She then went to Wellesley College, Massa-
chusetts, where she graduated. She then
came to this city. and for two years taught
mathematics in the High School. She
spent more than a year abroad in the study
| of the French and Roman law. Returning
she attended the University Of Chicago
where she continued her studies Of political
| economy. For the past two years she has
been a student in the law office Of Breck.
inridge & Shelby. her father being the
| senior member of the firm. The j:iniol
member is John T. Shelby. a great-grand
| son of the first governor Of Kentucky, ant
| one of the best pleaders at the Kentucky
| bar.
Miss Breckenridge is a young woman o.
| pleasing personality. She is about TIE
| medium height, rather slender, has Garf
| brown hair and eyes. regular features. arc
| there is about her eyes something that re
minds one of her distinguished father. Sh'
| is brilliant conversationalist, and he
| mind is 80 we'll stored with general infor
| nation that she Is equally at home on al
the leading questions of the day-the law
social science and political economy. Al
| her father said of her, Books were he
playthings before she knew her letters. eht
| as she grew they became her companions
| then her friends"
Evening star., 1897-01-28
HOusefurnisfning Dent.

Wicker Nursery Chairs solled. Reduced
from Sf.U0 TO soc. each
Large Hotel Chatting Dish, with hot water nan
Reduced from $50 $5.O
sgt Covered Saucepans, heavy tin. Reduced
from 80 TO 35c. each.
Covered Market Baskets. small size. Reduced
from - To 15c. each
l Large Square Covered Clothes Hamper, cover
broken Reduced from 50 . to 900.
Self-pouring OIL Cans. Reduced from 81 90 to
zoe. each.
Housemaids' Pals. scratched Reduced from
500 TO 81 90.
Scrap Baskets, large size. Reduced from IS
to Zoe each.
Brsss Coal Hod- Reduced from 81, so to g. co.
S2.IJ. -
! Brass Coal Vase. Reduced from 500 to 100
49, - 49,.
Evening star., 1897-01-28

and 5000 for furniture for new buildings
which were authorized last year.
Four additional cells are provided at the
fourth police station. The fire department
companies authorised last year. A new
fire engine and hose carriage is provided
Tor Anacostta at cost OF $5.1O0. and an
engine house at a cost Of SIC. 30.
For purchase Of new patrol boxes and
station house instruments to take the place
of worn out boxes and instruments in the
first. second, third. fourth. seventh and
ninth precincts, $1,000
Contagious Disease Hospital.
The committee also made provision for Q
hospital for contagious diseases by appro-
priating $4,000 for the purchase of q site
The Commissioners now have 5000. which
the committee thinks will be sufficient to
commence the building. taken in connection
with the private fund which has been raised
by the Daisy Chain Guild
For completion Of heating station for
the hospital department at Washington
Asylum, $500, to be Immediately available
Provision for Cha rifles.
The provision for charities is as follows:
For the relief and care Of the poor and
destitute, and for such charitable and re-
formatory work. and such care and medi-
cal and surgical treatment of poor and
destitute patients In the District Of Column
bia as have been heretofore usually pro-
vided for by direct appropriations to pri-
vate institutions. and as the District Com
missfoners may deem necessary, the sum
of $94. 700, to be expended under the direc-
ton OF said Commissioners, either under
contract with responsible and competent
persons or Institutions or by employing
for the purpose the public institutions or
agencies of said District. where practicable:
Provided. That no such contract shall ex-
tend beyond the 30th day of June 1895. and
that no payment shall be made under any
such contract except for service actually
rendered. for which compensation shall be
provided in said contract; and that said
Commissioners shall report to Congress
on or before the first Monday of December
In each year a detailed statement of their
expenditures heretofore made under this
appropriation. and of all contracts made
by them hereunder. giving the names of
the persons and institutions contracted
with. and stating what further expendi-
lures will be required Hereunder
A New Aims House.
For a new aims house building at the In
dustrial Home School. $4,000 are appro-
priated.
The application of S1O4, 73S "a for the old
aqueduct tunnel wipes out the debt which
was fastened upon the water fund Of the
District on account of that tunnel
Evening star., 1897-01-28
Upholstery Department.

pair Irish Point. Was $500. Now $3.50
pair Irish Point. Wns 1915. Now rs.
pair Nottingham Was $500. Now $500
pair Muslin. Was $325. Now $3.50.
pair Muslin. Was $3.50. Now $500
pair Muslin Sash. Was $4.25. Now 800
pair Muslin Sash. Was $3.50 Now SITS.
u pair Chenille Porteres damaged. Was Sc So
$50.
1 pair Tapestry Portieres damaged. Was
i pair Tapestry Portieres damaged. Was
$1oJ0. Now $500.
1 Tapestry Couch Cover. Was $675 Now
$500.
/ Brass Fire Screen Was $4,000. New $50.
White and Gold Bed. Was $3.50. Now $500
1 White and Gold Bed. Was S125O Now SfO 10
White and Gold Bed. Was 1880. Now Sll go
Is Japanese Bamboo POrtieres. Were 81 . and
81 50. Now 81 so each.
10 Window Shades. damaged. Reduced from
&c to 10c. each.
9Th 6cos.
Evening star., 1897-01-28
Infants Department.

Chi.drcn's Mixed Cloti. Ccnt. deep cape, trim
med with six Of rel fancy braid; d"ihle-
bs4 iSt a. Reduced from $3.50 To 81
I-fanfS' Long t1Itks. cream cashmere: deep
cap. with fir... FHfis embroidered in SILK: lined
rh+oI.lsIIt. 4; due-l from S12dD To 500 each.
Infants Fancy BaSkets. CnS boat shape. trim
med With Point u Esprit and Llce. other round
with hlId de-. triTnm ii with blue china six and
rib'4r l. ,IucCd from $3.50 ard $1,000 to $500
eaci-
] InfInf-' Stand Basket. white and gold. with
white -a fr,mIuin-~- I blue AMI silver, with blue
sk and Lace Trimmings Reduced from Sl2.oo TO
500 each
InfIntS' White silk WRAPPER. tufted with baby
ril'ou. lir'd thr"uehout with silk Reduced from
$50 - S:.ts.
Irftffs' NalnSork long Skirts. deep hemstitch-
81 h.r Rr,lucnd fryIn f!Ic. to .Dc. each.
jsifS Nll-~iik and WO-stesl and SILK Bootoes-
1'si'r-tI from $50 20 SOC. pair.
2f nssSr.
Evening star., 1897-01-28
HIGH ExPLOSlV ES
Important Tests to Be Made at Indian Head
Next Week.
The Strongest Piece OF Ordnance Ever
Manufactured In This Country to
BE Used for the Purpose.

Arrangements are being made at the
Navy Department for a test Of some of the
highest explosives known to modern sci
ence at the Indian Head proving grounds
next week. 1t will bring into use the
strongest piece of ordnance ever manufac-
tured in this country, product Of the
Washington gun factory. It is twelve
inch rife. but. excepting the matter Of bore,
1t has all the qualities of thirteen-inch
piece 1t has the steel and all the parts
Of thirteen-inch rife, including the jack
cts and other heavy parts. and could not be
distinguished from a piece Of that caliber
except by measurement Of the bore. The
gun was built with the object of expert
menting with all high explosives, except
dynamite, that the inventors may think can
be carried in shells sent from rifled guns.
and the authorities have made the walls
of the piece unusually heavy in order to
guard against possible serious accident in
event Of premature explosion before the
projectile leaves the piece.
If 1t stands the tremendous strain to
which 1t Is to be subjected 1t will be con-
verted into a thirteen-fnch rife at the
foundry at the navy yard, by having an
extra inch bored from it's interior. In which
event 1t will be placed on one of the bat
tie ships now under construction.
1t was made in accordance with a pro-
vision in the last annual naval appropria-
high explosives in modern guns. The ex-
perience Of the navy has shown that gun
powder can be fired in moderately thick
proJect1les, and that the walls of these
shells need not be thicker than is necessary
TO penetrate eight or nine inches of the
best armor plate. But some of the ord
nance experts believe that gun cotton, and
perhaps other forms of high explosives, are
superior to powder. and propose determin-
ing the whole question with the gun just
finished. They have felt for long time
that decided advance might be made in
the effect OF the weapon as opposed to
| armor If explosives of terrific force could
| be fired il. armor-piercing shells. The diff
Guilty OF accomplishing anything with high
explosives is that their use is fraught with
as great danger to the ship carrying such
ammunition as to the enemy. The likeli.
| hood of premature explosion and Of com
bustion Is greater than when simple powder
is carried in the magazines, and there is
constant menace in handling such com
positions as gun cotton. Still. the very
deadly effects of shell loaded with q high
explosive are alluring to ordnance experts
and they have devoted much time anC
thought to finding some method of firing q
projectile so filled.
The tests to be made at Indian Head mex
| week are on this line, and consequently
are regarded as of the highest Importance
| Their dangerous character Is fully appre
| ciated. and every precaution will be takef
| to guard against accident.
Evening star., 1897-01-28
Woodward =, LOthrOp.
10TH nth and N w.
Our present business hours s:I5 to 5:3a
FRIDAYS Our Remnant Day.
10th. 18th and F SITS. N. w.

We trying keep like other people We have
We the idea Of modern storekeepn be the
supplying the demand of cuonersthe pubc-or their daily
prices quality considered and from
sorted stockas to styles sizes general fitness Hence adver
each week. complete lines of fresh and
perfect goods day. Friday
lines odds and ends short lengths giving the
and length have sell the that know
whether it will will need.
Tomorrow will be interesting Remnant Day the who
offer
collection Articles of comfort
and the will be great To make
the quickest possible clearance prices reduced third haln
Friday Bargains i'm Millinery Department.
All of Our Untrimmed French Felt Hats
That Have Been SIPS Are Now 1Oc Each.
Miscellaneous Lot of Flowers,
More soed or from handling
&C. for Choice-Many Have Been 100 and S1 so.
Evening star., 1897-01-28
BOYS Department.

All-vrol Cape Overcoats. fine quality. Slzes
3 To = Reduced from 500 and $500 To $50.
3 tTliurHiIll Rsrfers. sailor COLLAR. sizes 4, D
agd 4 T:.i,irrd from s.; 6s to s1.!D each
q Ali-No.,l Cninchilla Ecefrrs. wool lined sizes
4 ; q - ], aud 10. Reduced from 500 and
SSesl to 81. a. each. .
! Fin. Kcr<.y Cloth Ovcreosts- Sizes :. S. 10
AMI L. E.dacel from 500" AMI siZ-oo 10 S"-"
each.
! Atwood Black ani Eluc Refer Suits Sizes
2 ! > q Isc,inc.d from 81. - To sl-93 each
: alI-yy,-li Scotch CfeViet Suits Sizes o. Z, g.
/, ard Il Itatluccd fru.1 $50 10 81 10 each
IL Mothers Friend Iercaie Shirt Waists
EIr. zach.
> Ju-ior and Fauntlerpy Suits sizes 4. 5 and q
Tr.ITr.,l fr,.rn 81 Csl and $500 to $3.50 each.
FL f..r-
Evening star., 1897-01-28
Black Goods Department.

~ yards slim. All-wool Canvas Cloth. Reduced
from S2.oi to 81 Is for piece
3,t yards 5oin All wool Black and White Check
Re,lu"ed from 81 90 to 81 80 for piece
2.% yards 47-n. Canvas Cloth. Fnlncad from
50. - to 500 for piece.
AZ yards 54-in All-wool Henrietta Reduced
from AS to s.. % for piece
'h yards 45-in Ali-wOo Henrietta. Reduced
from s.,SS to 81 90 for piece
AZ yards i5-in. All-wOCl BOucie. Reduced from
1914 10 81 50 for piece.
II. yards ~ in. AIl-wool Novelty Reduced from
=, 81 q S4.5O for piece
9 yards Sin. An-wooI Novelty. Reduced from
$50 to $500 for piece.
:; yards 42-in. All-wool Novelty. Reduced from
S,-23 to 81. - for piece.
1St floor
Evening star., 1897-01-28
Suit Department.

q Fin- SILK Tafeta Waists Sizes "a and ""
R..Iicstl from SInu0 t. 500 each
/ Elegant Pink silk Evening Waist, wfh lace
cellar Size S6. Reduced from So" to SS-Jp
q All-vunl TaiiOr-made Chevint Serge suits sizes
g. - aIrI st. RrtIurrd from S15-~ 10 SS-I' ench
Black Sttin Separate skirt kediced from
81 ~ - 81. , .o
II Strsp,d outing Cloth Wrappers Sizes 32 anu
- Reduced from 81 ~ To toe each -
FAM Figured Wool Waists Stz.s "a, 56 ana
- E-,l,,,ed from $3.50 to S2-25 each
81 hDD-.
Evening star., 1897-01-28
Mems Department.

10 StIn Bosom Colored Shirts. with collars and
] pair cuffs IGatch- Sizes III. and 10 Redu ed
from 81 20 81 30 each
10 I-r!tned House Coats. plain and plaid effects
Etzes 81 ~. Reduced from $500 500 ana
s. 80 to $500 each
G Mems Line, House Coats. plain broadcloths and
fancy mixtures. Sizes 81 to ~ Reduced from
$40 a. o $50 each.
II pairs Prrrins' Kid Gloves dark shades. Sizes
67.. arG IL. Reduced from SEQ 10 SlW pair.
STARTS teckS and four in hands, light anu uark
effects Re,Igctd from 25c. to 12iac. each
lst
Evening star., 1897-01-28
Handkerchief Department

10 Women's Al-linen Handkerchiefs. hemstitched
ana embroidered: soiled. Reduced from 121sc. to
1Oc each.
Womens All linen Hcmstitched Handkprchiefs.
odd sizes and various widths of hem. Reduced
from 1Sc. to 12Ihc each
Wonens Alliinen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs.
odd sizes and various widths of hem Reduced
from 2Ic. 10 1Sc., for 81 90
~ Women's Sheer All-linen Handkerchiefs en-
broidered scallOp. Reduced from 1Sc. to 12lac.
such
st Hoor
Evening star., 1897-01-28
Linen DeDs rfm1enf.

I" ,.Ez - Cream Dlrnask Napkins. Reduced
iIuu SO u $50 per dJz-
: H'Ii'i- DiufSk Cloths. 2X2 Yards. Reduced
fr"I-i SG-.s tn 81 np each.
q IuIi D. DImIsk Cloths. 2x3 Yards Reduced
from $50 TO 80 etrh.
I,t..I- Ir-,nask Cloths, 2s3E Yards Reduced
frnfi . 80 20 - -, each.
= pyslls DtWt~k Cloths, 2x4 Yards Reduced
from sea S.;uJ each.
= igsgii. Dstni,i~k Cloths 2LS:L Yards Reduced
from 8 a. 10 ST ~ ec,h.
Dsiiir pLmask Cloth, 2izxi yards. Reduced
from >iD-Up 10 81 81
2d fha--
Evening star., 1897-01-28
Cloak Department.

IO Fin. Black Cloth Jackets Sizes b. 36 ana
90 Reduced from 81 90 and $3.50 to 81 20 each
I Fin. Tan KprSey Jacket. silk lined Size IS
RsdIcct from So. .oD $1,000.
All -wa.l Rongh Cloth Jackets silk lined. Sizes
81 and 35 Reduced from $3.50 to 500 each.
All-woal Mixed Cloth Capes. Reduced from
SIS on to $500 each. -
Dark Brown Empire Jackets. Sizes "a and 30
R,,fncet from $500 S1o.D each
Evening star., 1897-01-28
Muslin Underwear Dept.

Very Han'is"mr Imported silk Petticoats fig
uT".i. striped. Fain-blrk and dainty evening tfnfs
tin -rVlid or empress shape trimmings OF ex-
qIisitr Ece and Insertions deep nounce of Swiss
aId t"esdiD- lined Throughout with Swiss-clrcart
garments dI"ed from S2I.tD To So ~ each
l French Tea Gown. heavy striped CLOTH tight
back. Gass. front: lined with flannel To The waist
aT:e Sleeves: nchu Of rhh"n velvet and lace at
neck. ribbon velvet around neck sleeves and
II waist. X ,,luced from SD M % $1,000
Frrneh Eiderown Dressing Sacaues: tight
back Loose front; lined with farmers satin neatly
finished with band OF satin: frog fasteners Re
duce'l from <4-JU to s.. 80 each.
pa
Evening star., 1897-01-28
Girls DeDartment.

10 t'rilfren's Al-vc1l Fancy cloth Reefef Jack
.,s s;is-s l. 6 AMI II. Eel, ell from SEQ to
81 ~ e-sh. -,
: .,-i;GL-as-S Fancy Mixrd Clnti Short IacsctS
,.ft, ,rl ,r4.,l trimmed Sizes II. II and 16. Re
du.-I fr,l :, on AMI 81. 20 to 81 80 each.
1. CHffl-.r's Long Cloak-. Styitsldy made ana
br,id rsIu., Il Sizes 4. q. = ami l.. Reduced
fr.,, 80 $40 and S10. 90 to SS-SJ each
4 I'm
Evening star., 1897-01-28
Pre.idency Of the w. r.. c.

Mrs Julia Mason Layton. president OF
o. p Morton Corps. W. r. c.. writes to
The Star denying that o. P. Morton Corps
has been Instructed to vote for any par
ticular candidate for the position OF presi-
dent of the w. r. C. Mrs. Laytt says:
''We shall endeavor to do in the coming
conv vsntion what we always have dene-
use our discretion-and vote for the one
whom We think best suited to benefit the
order and carry out our motto, Fraternity.
Charity and Loyalty"
Evening star., 1897-01-28
Souvenir Department.

46 Celluiod Napkin Rings. Glove Powder Boxes.
Corkscrcws. etc Reduced from 35c. to Zoe. each.
2 Ponpadour Combs. Reduced from $3.50 to
81 20 each.
. Gold plated Bon Bon Boxes. Reduced from
Sl-OJ SOC. each.
? Sterling Silver Butter Knives. and-engraved
Eeduccd from $500 to $50 each
1st floor.
Evening star., 1897-01-28
Corset Department.

. pairs Frenrh Corsets cut bias heavily bone,!
with o. al w'al-i1ne extra long waist tor finished
with llcr and ri'tChs- Sizes Is and 10. Reduced
from $50 So - pair.
!" pairs CorS-ts. made Of good quality coutil
well lona'. ~" side steels. Sizes -, 2s, - and
80. Ra'luged from IS TO 45c. pair.
2d fr1r
Evening star., 1897-01-28
Leather 1 Goods Dept.

Leather Travelling Dressing Case. Reduced
from 81 % to 500.
Leather Portfolio, satin lined. Reduced from
ST. 10 S1.5U.
$50.
Hand painted White Gauze Fan. Reduced
from s2.2J to $l.OO.
st floor
Evening star., 1897-01-28
Pennsylvania Republican Association

An adjourned meeting Of the Pennsyl-
vania Republican Association was held
Tuesday evening, at 923 F street north
west. Mr.. b. F. Crawshaw. presiding; W.
M. d. Rosser, secretary. Several commit
tees reported, considerable routine business
was transacted and fourteen persons elect
ed to membership. A letter was read from
Senator-elect Penrose, expressing thanks
for the cordial congratulations extended
him upon his recent election. 1t was de-
cided to attend the meeting of the Mary
land Republican State Association next
Monday evening, on which occasion a state
flag also portraits Of Gov. Lowndes and
Senator Wellington. are to be presented to
that club. The next meeting of the Penn
sylvanians will be Thursday evening, Feb
ruary 1.
Evening star., 1897-01-28
Shoe Department.

= pairs womsns Patent Leather Oxford Ties:
welt and turn ssDles: round and pointed toes Sz -
i 10 3 "A. Is. &. II lasts. Reduced FROM s. 30
and s. "a 81 II pIir.
20 pairs Wgnen's Patent Leather Button Boots:
turn soles- StzeS 2i2 to g. A. Il, e., ID lasts Re-
duesd from 500 10 81 20 pair
ID pairs Misses and Childrrns Dongola Kid But
ton Boots: cloth and kid tops patent leather vamp:
square Toes. Sizes ~ To 1L. A. Is lasts. Re
duced from $50 and s.. 90 to 81 90 pair.
Evening star., 1897-01-28
Lamp Department.

rink Porcelain Globe for Princess Lamp
siightIy ny imperfect. Reduced from soc. to 3Oc.
odd Porcelain Globes, for table lamDs Re-
duced from $3.50 to $3.50. from 81 50 to 81 90
Six IA mp Shades, pink and green; soiied
Reduced from 81. % to Ioc. each 4 from 75c to
Do. each.
2 Candlesticks. wrought iron and Japanese ware
slightly damaged. Reduced from Toe to &c. each
IL Yellow Candle Shades. Reduced from 2Jc
To 'Oc each. 3 from SOC to 1Oc. each.
nfnr
Evening star., 1897-01-28
IMMIGRATION BILL,
Conference Report Has Been Adopted
by the House.

The House yesterday afternoon. after a
debate of four hours adopted the confer
ence report on the immigration bill by q
vote of 131 to 11S- The principal criticism
of the measure agreed on by the con-
ferees In debate yesterday was based upon
the extension OF the educational test to
female as well rs male immigrants on the
ground that It might divide families and
to the limitation of the ability OF an immi-
grant to read and write the Eng
lish language or the language OF
their native country or residence" :"
Speeches were made by Aessrs.
Buck QA-). Doliver nowa). Barthoidt (Mo.).
Parker IN. j.. Walker (Mass.). Cannon
On), Grosvenor (Ohio). and Boatner QA-).
In opposition. and Messrs. Danford (Ohio).
Hepburn Qowa). W. A. Suone pal, john
SON Qnd.). Corliss (Gich.). Morse (Mass.).
wilson g. Co. and Taylor tOhio3 In its
support Tue provisions Of the bin have
recently been published
Evening star., 1897-01-28
Art Embroidery Dent.

Satin Hand painted Pin Cushions Reduced
from $500 TO 81 so each.
Satin Hand-panted Veil Cases. Reduced from
500 to I,c each.
3 China silk Scarfs. Reduced from 29c to 2Oc ca
lot OF Spachtel Embroidery Centers, Doylies,
Scarfs. etc, at one half regular prices.
1st
Evening star., 1897-01-28
Knit Underwear Dent.

10 pairs Women's Half Wool Ribbed Pants Size
j. Reduced from SOC to pairs for 81 90.
- pairs Women's White Merino Pants. Size %
Reduced from 15c. to SOC. pair.
10 Women's White and Natural Merino Combina
tion Suits " wool'. Sizes 3, 4 and 5. Reduced
from S1-75 to 90 each.
81 floor
Evening star., 1897-01-28
Chiadren's Underwear Dent

ahildrens NaiRsoOk Skirts waist: deep nem
finished with herringbOne stitch. Reduced from IS
to soc. each.
children's Good Muslin Gowns. Hubbard style
yoke Of Insertion and tucks: rule of embroidery on
neck and sleeves. Reduced from 81 90 to 75c each
pairs Children's Heavy Canton Flannel Drawers,
with cambria ruf'e. Reduced from soc to ?5c.
pair.
Evening star., 1897-01-28
G. A. c.. Smoker.

Saturday night the gymnasium Of the
Columbia Athletic Club will be crowded
with club members. the occasion being the
monthly smoker Of the club. The amuse-
ment committee has established a reputa-
ton for itself in the way of providing en-
tertainment, and Saturdays affair will at
least equal its predecessors. One or yo
novel features are promised.
Evening star., 1897-01-28
Glove DeDarfmenf.

l.tirs w"rl-n's 4-autton Black Suede Gloves.
So. - u, ,r;ced from 81 80 20 IJc. pair.
pairS Wu.,rn's S-buttOn-len.t MOuspu"ta Ire
Suedc ';Iuvcs lavender Sizss u. and e. Reduced
from 81 to 5or- pair.
IL r.slr
Evening star., 1897-01-28
Fur Department.

- Fine EIack Lambs Wool Capes, extra lelgth
Reduced from S:S0.OJ To se0.01 each.
= Handsome Electric Seal Long Capes, with mar
ten collars Reduced from 5000 and $500 TO
So t1 each
I ChislrpIis Fanny I'ush Sets tcollar AMI mum
r. tluced from 81 30 to 81 . the set.
81 ln1r-
Evening star., 1897-01-28
Hosiery Department.

IL pairs Womens Fancy Boot Pattern Isle Hose
pair
pairs Womens Lisle Hose Persian effect Re.
duced from 75c. to 35c. pair.
1st floor
Evening star., 1897-01-28
Flannel Department.

10-yard lengths Of Lavender ard White S,ripet
Flannelette. Reduced from l2lsc to &C. yard
I'd door.
Evening star., 1897-01-28

FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY
Use HoRsford's Acid Phosphate.
Dr.. J. n. HANGER, stannten, Va, says: ..fIavs
yssa 1t in nerscgp debility and prostratioa, with
the best readlts."