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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-05
III. neas.,rir,Iu. COMMITTEES.

Austin, Texas. March i.--At,er a number
OF unsuccessful attempts, the Joint reais-
ir!etine committee. 81 which Mr.. Holland
q Harris Is chairman. came ,ogether last
nlght aud proceeded 10 design the new Iu-
d.eiAl districts OF the State The pros
poets for complete revolution are exceed
ingly f,attering. II Is greater undertake
ine than any one imagined and the chances
are that the six districts already decided
upon viii undergo rat'eal alteration al the
mex; meeting. AS SOON as the representa-
tVeS Ar0 advised that their counties have
h n assigned. they all intorp0sc objtc-
tons. and " not sustained by he commit
tee Viii be The means % prSscipNatinE an
ether fight in the housc. The committee
has not been accorded the unanimous ap-
prevail " the Representatives Of counties
Ia the First district, as published In The
Post q! Yesterday. which serves as an IL
Illustration Of the discori that is likely 10
reSplt throughout the life OF the designers
81 the proposed bill. The hold smother
meeting tomorrow tFridayl night At 1890
O'Clock
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BIG FIRE AT TEMPLE.
Loss WILL AMOUNT TO MORE THAN
TEN THOUSAND.
stacks Belonging to Three Firms
We're Bndiy Damaged by Fire
and Wat.r-Other stocks Hurt.

Temple Texas, March i,-This morning
about o'clock fire Vas discovered in the
upner part Of the j, w. Kyle & Sons fur
niture house and soon spread over the en-.
Tire building, which occupies ninety feet OF
~ per front floor. extending over the gen
eral merchandise store OF George Nelson
and the saddlery shop OF Taride n Good
win. Notwithstanding the fremen were
soon On the scene and had six streams OF
water playing on the flames. It was II
O'Clock this morning before the fire could
hr subducd. The entire stock OF furniture
upstairs was destroyed while that down
stairs. as well as the saddlery and general
merchandise. was water soaked and badly
damaged
MI stocks We're insured. but the amounts
can rot be learned at this time Kyle's
loss Is perhaps - per cent. while Nelson
ana Tlrado Goodwin are less KYLE. :
Sto'R was valued al $40 600 and Nelson's
about $4,000, aud TRADE ~ Goodwin's
about $500.
Harvey, the racket store man. Greshar's
lob Office and Howell the photographer,
were eacb damaged more or less by rmol,e
TINS is tho largest hre Temple has had
Tor several wears. 1t was caused by over
turning lamp in some excelsior.
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SUICIDE ENDED MYSTERY.
A Dallas Murderer Blew Out His
Brains When Detected
HE KILLED HIS RIVAL. IN LOVE
The First Tragedy Occurred I'm
Front of His swcetheurts House.
the Last Inside of 1t.

Dallas, Texas, March IA sensational
suicide this evening solved the mystery
OF the mMnlis>t murder of last Saturday.
Alfred Stegmlnn blew his brains out with
a pistol as a sequel to the crushing ont
of the life of Albert Reinhart with a blow
from a club ON the head The murderer
Killed himself In the same house In front
of which he slew his victim. Sherin Ca
helfs detectives had fastened the crime
on Alfred stegmann so positively thai.
they had been searching for him for two
days.
This evening, when Sheriff Caben at
tempted to arrest him. Steglnann who
hal been concealed In a clothes closet in
Huhrer's house. fired a bullet into his
brain and ended his life. Mrs Buhrer b3
now under guard to appear before the
grand jury tomorrow. Ro!nhart and Steg-
mann were joilOus of each other Steg-
mann iaid In wait while Reinhart played
cards at the Buhrer home last Saturday
night. He killed his rival as the latter
came through the gate into the darkness
of the suburban street. These are the
condensed facts of two tragedies that i'm
their details sound like fiction.
on Stegmann's body was found an un-
finished letter TO his mother saying his
crime and Suicide were caused by his
sweetheart having Led to him. on his
person was Il discharge paper. which
showed that he had enlisted in troop l.
Third United States cavalry. on October
&c 1881 ana been discharged at Fort Snl
/. T., On January -. 1876. and that MS
character was excellent. He was ii years
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| and an amendment by Mr.. Tracy, recon-
| monding that Mckinley advocate the Tree
coinage of silver at the ratio OF III TO was
| adopted. MIR. Fields spoke TO his resolution
and it was adopted as amended
Chairman VOTERS OF the special commit
| tee appointed to investigate certain charges
| recently made by an Austin evening paper
To the effect that two members OIL tne its-
islature were Implicated In the enticement
OF an innocent young woman inc mousse oil
i'll fame In his city In coliuslon with inc
keeper thereof, sent up the committee re-
port and called 1t up at once. sara report
recited In effect that the committee hdd
examined every one who was supposed 10
know anything about the matter and that
as the result Of said investigation nothins
had developed that could have warranted
the publication referred to. The report OF
The committee was adopted with the pro-
vso that 1t shall not be printed In the
journal and with the further proviso that
the resolution calling for the investigation
Ahall be eXpunged from the Journal.
Petitions were introduced by Mr.. Grows
ley from the citizeus Of Ward county, ask
ing for the perpetuation and increase OF the
Ranger service, and from citizens OF Stone
wall county. asking that they be taken
from tho Thirty ninth judicial district aud
attached 10 the Thirty second judicial dis
trict
MIR Garrison introduced the finance COM
mittee's bill, making appropriations for the
supper of the State government FOR the
ncNt two years.
On motion of Evans Of Grayson, Senator
Woods bill amending the charter of the
city of Sherman SO as to allow it to eN-
tend its limits. was laid before the house,
and passed finally under suspension of the
rules.
on motion Of Mr. Ward an invitation was
a 4, NJ a.,
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LuLING LOCALS.
New Baptist Church Well Under
Nay-persOnals.

Luling, Texas, March Airs. Maggie
Johnston wife OF the deceased banker, w.
X. Johnston, will remain full partner OF
the firm Of Johnston g. Lipscomb. The
business. 1t is understood, will not be
changed.
The last wall OF the old Baptist church
fell this morning under the carpenters
hammer. The old building was one of the
first churches erected in the city and its
walls were almost hallowed in the memory
OF many OF the older citizens. ON the same
lot the Baptist congregation are erecting d
beautiful new church. that both from Il
standpoint of Utility and artistic beauty will
redown TO the credit of the city. Rev. j. H.
Groom the eloquent young pastor CT the
church. has been untiring in his efforts foI
this grand home of the soul" and to his
Efforts. with the strong support Of de-
voted congregation. its erection Is due. The
cornerstone OF the new building will be laid
next Tuesday by the members OF Hardeman
lodge A. Il. and A. NJ. Rev. T. G. Green
wood. the veteran minister OF this section
will deliver the grafton.
Luling has climbed up the ladder and
from now on the dust will be fought with q
street sprinkler.
Chars Scherle. civil engineer OF the Sar
Antonio and Arkansas Pass railway. was IN
the city today on his return from court al
Lockhart
Emil Hoppermann, tho representative Of
the Spanish Cuban Live Stock company
passed through Ike city yesterday evening
He is looking for good cavalry ponies, but
none are in this section--especially fol
Spaniards.
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..-.ft, r.. Rt...t -.t ,
'''' N-- -''"'. o. u" following
, is the hiil 1y Mt Atlec restricting the land
( holidays Of private cori,oratlons which
uasseA ,b. savtt. ,bt. ,,o-nt,,,.
..,
''''''''' d" a0' I" amend article
, 80" ~ chapter is vi t.tlo q OF tho Re-
V.std Civil Statutes. restric;irp l.ra
HOLDINGS "a, ,c-,,i-, ,,.,.,.a..,....-
V -'''1''
"N III Enacted oy Inc legislature OF tie
state of Texas:
sec.inn B. That artictc 7te, ..A.., s
ot Trio q OF the Revised c'tyl SIAM os
the State ~ Texas. H.. ,rn.,.t.l W., 40
read AVS follows. 90 ~
Art 74gc. All private c,-r,,,r,,l,,,,, 90,
thorized by III, lava ~, To- @ ''o.'s Az
in article e4e 4, IA, h,isir,s 80 w -
whose main ri.rn,,. h. ,,., ,, 80 'i's
or OWNERSHIP az land ,' We Yum ,
tht preceding articles which bo.a - " ~
fore or may hereafter erou,ro h,, 49,.
purchase or otharvsse p,or, i,,,,1 - y,
necessary to enable ih.p 60 ca-rI ~, ,t 10
husIress. shall Witbln af,s.' -, WI s s.
tho tn1s this law ,.t,rs -, I'm
Aaid land may t, h,,r.,g,.,r -, ,"e Az
good faith ss1 . n'','', "equ'reu IN
au lands so sco,,tr.a az 'h le' simple
nee, ssary FOR the tr,usac,io, ~, ,h.; a'1 up'
moss. And no prtvarn c,,,',, ~ ,''u's ,'"si-
permitted To purebase ~ ,a ~" SInH pc
provisions Of mis- ana ~ ,nnN euNer 'ne
cins. unless H. lend. ,o','lns "i'I-
necessary 10 enable s,,,h ,,,!,' e'iaaru are
business in this Sfa,n ~ ' , =" y"
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Arrested for Highway Robbery.

Taylor. Texas, March A man reported
to the city marshal here last night that he
had b9en held up in the International and
Great Northern railroad yards and robbed
of So. He also stated that he cut at the
robher when he turned to leave and cut
his coat on the shoulder. About an hour
after the hold up man was found in the
yards near the round house lying near the
railroad track, and on arouslng him II
was found that he had bad scala wound
m his head. which ht said was caused by
IN engine striking him. He had part OF
a bottle of whisky with him and was very
drunk. The party who was robbed iden-
tilted him as the man who had held him
up, and on examining his coat 1t was
found to have fresh cut where the man
who was robbed claimed that he had cut
him
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AFTERNOON SESSION

AZ the afternoon session Marion Robert
son. who was last week ordered arreste ]
Tor alleged interference with an officer OF
the house in the discharge OF his duty Will,
attempting TO find absentees during a oali
was brought To the bar OF the house by ina
sergeant az arms and permitted 10 nurgo
himself OF contempt, Having done so salts
factori'y he was unanimously DISCHARGED
\ resolution by Fields OF Hill. oongratu.
htlng Mckinley upon his inauguration an
expressing the hone that the promises Of
prosperity made by himself and frien5s
during the last campaign will be fulfilled
was read, whoreupon Mr., Randolph moved
to strike out Mckinley wherever il Or
ccnrred in the resolution and insert Mark
Hanna in lieu thereof.
The amendment was ruled out Of order.
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Beaumont. Texas. March i.-RFal
tives Of the New Orleans Item saQ
pany have been in the city NJ ~
with Manager Go0dhue to FH y {
tainment at the opera house Alrdg .
March 10. for the benefit Of N MN
siana drouth sufferers. 4
The Beaumonters who vent . Y
Tuesday night in the interest q y
mel bill have returned. They ny ~
courteously received by Governor y,
and say the bill will probably fssa''
utive approval.
A private car containing : rM \
sas City. Pittsburg and Gull 49,
clals and stockholders arrived 2 u
at 1880 tonight. The gentiensl Z
visiting Port Arthur for Two az
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Austin Texas. March i.-senate commit
toe GA Federal relations this evening re-
ported iayorahly on the resolution by Mr..
haley expressing regret that Sylvester SEQ
vol q New York newspaper man, was in
communicate IN spanish prison, ana re-
qutstiug Texas repre- cutatiyes at Wash
iagton TO use their Influence to bring about
lts release
senate judiciary committee No. report
ed fayorsbly on Mt. Lewis bill permitting
foreign corporations TO 30 business in the
state under the same terms as state cor
turatiung
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Heed End cn,,,.,

Taylor Texas. March a. i,
collision occurred a few ~, !. ..
Katy passenger depot here i, !,
yesterday evening. Freight Ill
lae' Engineer John McElrur M l.
rived from smithville and Va, ~.
water at the water pipe near 4. N
ger depot, when freight eprit4 \.
with a heavy load Of can H., \.
Engineer John Mcneil 10 ch,rrs y
into her, MASKING the blot a, II 4. ,
into kindling wood and dl,,blj,, ! :
wise so that 1t had 10 be ,spt Il \. ,
shops at Smlthyille. No lsj hss -
badly damaged, but the ehglDs N
injured. Engineer McNelll of IA ~
ont on his first trip, and claim, !.
failure OF his air to work On b =
was the cause Of the collision. n y
to send in his resignation at c,s Z
prevailed on not to do 30 E.n,r ;
Elroy was under his engine Il !
Of the collision and narrowly ~
his life.
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iourned until 10 a. m. tomorrow.
NEW BILLS.

The following bills were introduced in
the senate this afternoon:
Nv Terrell-Bir TO create more efficient
road system in Wise county.
nv nibrell-Biil TO lease to II. T. N.
Gammel OF Austin certain plates OF the
Texas reports.
bN Bailey liil TO include under term
"swindling" the obtaining Of personal prop
ertv hveneens OF false statements or repre-
sentaiion as to franchise, worth. assets or
resources
BY Cough Bill dverting the direct tax
fund into general revenue fund and extend
ing time for presenting claims against IT
until March 1880
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Wharfnn Incala

Wharton, Texas, March IN :
drill and concert given by ANA
the auspices OF Mesdames AMI
d. h. Walls, for the benefit tsl
pa church, was indeed a surM 4 "
taken at the door. Every rukui
bly, personified.
Captain Martin has been qua = I
week.
A bouncing baby boy Is NOV ~
the home OF Captain J. White
Mrs. DR.. Davidson has Issued ht|
for a children's social at Der hi
week.
Mrs. II. S. lockwood and LITTLE = |
ort left Sunday for an extenda y
trip. Before they will return b.
visit Oklahoma and New 0risak
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Sunday Law Test Case.

Waco, Texas. March Al. y. Daniel,
druggist of East Waco. was arrested thi!
charged with selling cigars on Sunday
Waller S. Baker. attorney for Daniel. ap'
piled to Judge Gallagher. Judge Of the coun
~ court. for writ of habeas corpus. plead
ing exemption. The writ was granted
temporarily and a hearing set for tonor-
row afternoon. This is the second test
case. anticipated in dispatch from here
Yesterday
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Edwards vo,un,,r,,.

waco Ie&as' March i.-sheriff Lake did
not leave for home last nisht, and while
at tue depot today waiting for his train he
was hotitied that Edwards, his prisoner
wanted 20 go with him. He returned 10 The
Jal, and Edwards signed a waiver of his
t'sh's on appeal and formally withdrew
o ~ ho,lee OF appeal They win leave Tor
a,,,',h.. ~ /. o'clock temorrow Lake is
tory at last. "ou VIC
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Bill creating a more efficient road system
in McLcnnan county; bill relating to the
collection OF taxes due on property con-
veyed by deeds OF assignment. trust deed,
mortgage or other conveyances' ulil
amending the law relating TO the loaning
OF money Of wards by their guardians; bill
amending the statute relating to the trans
fer OF school children from one district TO
another.
Adjourned until 10 a. NJ. tomorrow.
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Suit 10 Pnrti,ion a Big Estate.

Paris, Texas, March A.-In the district
court today Mrs. Lucy Rush, Joined BY her
husband, DR., Il. W. Rush, and Miss Mary
Clement, filed suit against Mrs. Elizabeth
Clement, their mother. and Henry Clement
Mack Clement and w. Il. Clement, their
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.rinnn Shot IN Nep~

Eagle Pass, Texas. Marcn IN,
stating taat charles Ross. law, a s'''a u
man near HermanO'' a W, 4, !,
a. a surgeon immediately ~. a. j.
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pro for partition ana 49,, q
me estate Of DR.. S. n ci ara als''isgs
november. 1855. DR.. clsms.., 70 z
usnt and principal owner q y. ~ d
epahse bank and the peti, 4, ~ ~
5ne bank which is now man "A ~, " - Z ]
elements, zen, executor Of his ~ Y
suit Is also brought in ~. 'aiss 1
to set the will aside. The ~ s,' nv. y !
'ne property Of Mrs. ElIzahs,sn y 9
except some small requests, ~. =.
valued at about sl5O.0O0 'as "a
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San Angelo, Texas' N I
ru!!in. who shot and killed 7.
to to sheriff W. T. Morris ana. and v "a
allowed bail in the sum !, :. !" : IVA vsns
gave. The remains OF brsAn'
This morning.
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sion six ,sl weeks, in the county Of Tyler
q, the seventeenth Monday after the first
Monday In March and september, Sni
may continue in session until business Is
disposed %
Ersergcncr elAase.
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towora rapid recovery slS.llu ss,a
e cbSse Of Anheuser- Bassa ,ls.s II
1t strengthens ana ou''S TO b " |
to nursing mothers. ~
druggists. |
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THE DAY AT THE
CAPITAL OF TEXAS.
Bill Giving Land Commissioner Authority to Make
Office Forfeitures Passed to Third Reading.
GENERAL. APPROPRIATION BILL INTRODUCED
yer Million Estimates Suhnitted By the Comp
the State for Two iesrs-ENaas Assign
ment Bill Up Again Today and Conference Is Called

the house today the
passage bill eeaicIHs us"a me
foetaros Of
interest," tn OBJ
ecto the the forfeiture
0inda
padin inter Ia many cases a.
its friends for
his
the nghta long as coEa together
completed iasor> TO-DAY ard this
Bill calls
ending
ands
branch for
appropriation Ia
college s9eo9 Confederate
o o.
Of
year nis :
each
education SHAH
wAyaas Tee biz
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reported Substitute TIE affairs which
provides
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Lotto Commended.
Austin, Texas. March 4.--Representativc
Lotto Is In receipt Of many letters from
Evening star., 1897-02-18
THE CENTRAL OHIO CASE.
The Stockholders Strike q Snar I'm
Their Litigation.


The stockholders of the Central Ohio
Railroad Company, who instituted a suit
some time since against the receivers of the
Baltimore anu Ohio. the lessee of the for
mer's line, for the recovery of alleged
back rental, have struck a snag. At a
meeting held by them a few days ago in
Columbus, Ohio, the president, Judge ].
H. Collins made statement concerning the
circular of joseph H. Rieman, William H.
Conkln and Basil Gordon Of Baltimore.
dated January Z, alleging that rental of the
Central Ohio was withheld by the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad. Judge Collins said
the receivers of the Baltimore and Ohio
were not operating the Central Ohio rail-
road under the lease at all, and cannot be
compelled to do so. They are operating 1t
under an order of the United States courts
The system of accounts that is alleged to
be mere pretext for holding back the
rental is required by the order Of the court.
The statement then went into details show
ing why, in the judgment Of Mr.. Collins
hostile measures against the Baltimore and
Ohio would not be wise on the part Of the
Central Ohio company, whose property is
leased to the Baltimore and Ohio company.
II is believed that Judge Collins view of
the case will be accepted as the proper one,
and that the pending suit In the United
States court at Baltimore will be with
drawn.
Evening star., 1897-02-18
Bows DEPARTMENT.

y Chinchilla Refers, sailor and round collars
to 50. as each. ~ ~ ~
'hlcsu from 500 to s. 80 each
Very Fine Storm listers Sizes II "a and
l Storm Ulster. Size IL. Reduced from x6 X
To 81 80 ~ w."
Fancy Suits for dress purposes Sizes z To =
Reduced from s. 90 and Sc 90 to 81 20 each
IL Refer Suits. Sizes TO Z. Reduced fron
$3.50 and 500 to 81. .6S each
Refer Suits. Sizes 3, 4 and g. Reduced from
81 - TO 81 4S ~
hiit Suits. Fauntleroy style. Sizes and
Reduced from $3.50 to 81 80.
. 10 Hats, hne quality, odd sizes. Reduced from
81 90 and 81 p to zoe. each
J" Girls Tam O'Shaniers. all pretty STYLES and
coioIs Reduced from 81 90 to soc each.
Sd oor
Evening star., 1897-02-18
Housefurnishinp Dent.

7r. ~ iioln FiV 10
Buffers Tray, damaged Reduced from 80 m
to 25c " Aio'" 'oc
Cocoa Door Mats Reduced from s5c. to o,c
each. ~ ~ -"e
Cedar Psils. Reduced from 4Oc to 25c. eacb
housemaids Pail, scratched. Reduced from
x2O0 to 81 co. i
! Brass Coal Hod. Reduced from &C. so TO s3 Oo
! Brass Coal Hod. Reduced from $6 SO to- Il On
$500 's' i''" |4'Ss to
u yapanned Coal Vase. Reduced from ss.2s to
ttw ttw soor
Evening star., 1897-02-18
Suit Department.

Red Striped Flannel Wrapper. Size 81. Re-
du"ed from $500 TO 81 so.
Black Serge Blazer Suits. Sizes "a and 3G.
RcdHced from S15OO to 500 each.
Fancy Mixed Cloth Blazer Suits. silk liped
Ja' ket. and wide skirt Size sc. Reduced from
$2D.O0 TO 81 80 each.
Fancy Mixed Cloth Bicycle Suits. Norfolk
Waist. Sizes "a and 80. Reduced from 5000 to
81 80 each.
Fancy Striped TaFeta silk Waists Sizes "a
and 30. Reduced from $190O 800 each.
Figured six Waists, with fancy silk chiffon
fronts. Sizes 81 and &C. Hedu, ed from SIS. 90 10
500 each.
4 Corduroy Norfolk Waists Sizes SO and 49, Re-
duceG from $500 $40 each
Girls Fancy Striped Eiderdown Wrapper. Size
16 Reduced from 500 to 81 ~.
Sd floor,
Evening star., 1897-02-18
China Department.

$500 to 81 90 each "'cu iroh
ID, % odd Decorated Carlsbad China Soup Tureens
Reduced from 81. 90 to 81 90 each
odd decorated Carlsbad China Water Pitchers
Reduced from 81 90 to SOC each
FRENCH China Comb and Brush Tray, for deco.
fa,ng, chlpped Reduced from 81 90 to Zoe
decorated Cake Plates. Reduced from s2 90 n
81 .Oo each. ~ gov" ~
c = d"zen Small Plain White Bowls Reduced from
0 dozen Individual Vegetable Dishes Reduced
from 6Oc to 30c. Dozen ~
Decorated Salad Dishes Reduced f-or, OK 4.
15c. each. ~ ~"@. !"
odi Decorated Haviland China Fish Platter
Redueed from $4.25 to $3.50.
40, oad DE decorated Carlsbad China Sugar Bowl. Re.
9th noOr.
Evening star., 1897-02-18
ITEMS Department.

y Mems Colored silk Band Bows. dark effects.
Reduced from - and SOC. to 1212c. each.
Al Mems Unlaundered Shirts Sizes 14L, 15.
l5l2. IL and 1Ii3. Reduced to Doc. each.
10 Msn's Iaundered White Shirts. with colored
striped h, ,:om and 6uffs 10 match. Sizes 10 and
16ia. Reduced from 15c. to Soc. each.
IL pairs Mems Kid Gloves. dark shades. Sizes
6i. and =. Reduced from 81 so TO SOC. pair
% pairs Mems Heavyweight Ribbed Tan Cotton
Shirts and Drawers. Shirts. SO and IS. Drawers
"A. 80 and IS. Reduced from 50c 10 35c. per
garment.
l White WOrstcd Sweater. Size "a, soiled. Re
duced 81 80 81 so.
Mems Black Markintoshes. with cape. Sizes
81 an'. 80. Redu, ed from 5000 TO $500 each.
LIST floor.