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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-04
z ZIEMI OJCZYSTEJ

- Pszczyns. Jeden z komisarzy
krymin ,lnych z Berlina zdoia} mare.
szoie dwoch mordercow, ktorzy dnis
% listoPsda zeszlego roku bsnkiers
Gonna zamordowali, wysledzi6 i a.
resztowsc. ~Zloczyhoy zostali "a po
moos Policyi austryackiej W pewnej
miejscowosoi pod Biaia W Slssku an.
stryaokim a~resztowani. So mimi Stu
sarz Karol Stahs, poohodzscy z We
gier, ! rzeznik Franciszek Jsrzyna z
Gslicyi. Obaj aresztowani przyznali
sic do why. Poniewaa z~loozyhcy So
Poddanymi austfyaokimi, wieo beds
W Wadowicaoh W Galicyi sadzeni.
Policya poszukuje j~sszo.e niejakiego
Wiadowskiego, ktory take bra} u
dzial W mordestwie Oohna.
- Z Prus Z4chodnich. w Lu
biewie mial sic odbyc wieo. Lokal
p. Bernsria byi ~srozelnie przsz lud
zapchany j byi tez ma MIN obecny
miejsoowy professor ks. dr.. Wlosz
czyhski, jake tee redaktor ,,Gazety
Grud1isdzkiej" p. Kulerski. Wieo
zostas zsgsjony przez p. Poiozy6-
skiego, ktory zarsz udzislii giosu D.
Kulerskiemu.
Gdy jednakte ten.e zacza{ pre-
mawiac, oswiadczyi obeony ma zebra.
niu zandsrm p. Thiele z Blsdzimina,
Re roo wiaze zebranie, skoro sic ME
bedzie mowiio pc niemiecku. P.
Kulerski swrocii uwage, as nsjwy,.
ssy sad administracyjuy orzekl dnia
rs wrzesnis roku 1876. IL ME wolno
zsbrsh rozwiazywac ola tsgo, ae sic
ma mich polsku przenswis.
Ma to odpowiedriai aandarm, ae
ma naksz rozwiszsc zebranie, skoro
przemowy beda sic odbywsiy 20 pol.
sku.
To te1 gdy p. Kulerski dalej pre-.
mswia} pc polsku, zandarm zebranie
rozwiazsi.
Natychmiast wysisno zaAalenie do
lantrats.
- Topolnie donosza gszety ME.
mieckie, ze TRIBUNAL II ,eszy, a wiec
sad najwysszy, uznsi sprzedst tego
msjstku komisyi kolonizscyjnej "a
wazns. Skoh,zyio sic wiec, ME ma
jua ratunku ! TOpCluo pozostaje "
reku komisyi acknowledgement
KS. Stojsiowskisgo, ares.to
wanego W tyoh dnisch W Budapest
ole, w%ypuszCzono ma mocy wyroku
ssdowego Z wiezisnis. Sad postsno.
wiz rownoczesnie ME wydswac go
wfsdaom sustryackim, a minister
sprswiedliwosOi deoyzys 70 zstwisr
dahl. (sutuks satrspom gslicyjskim
sic ME udsla)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-04

rzy o pshskiem lskarstwie, anizeli
przez jakikolwiek iony sposob, tenn
bardIiej, te oni i tax majs ma ska
die patento wsne lekarstwa."
Co" zswoisi doktor Z oburze-
MEM pewnem, pan choesz r6wna6
DE-. Piotra Gomozo ze .wyklemi pa.
tentowanemi leksrstwsmi? Gdybym
sic ohoisl wdawac W sprzedate, tedy
musislbym .awiesi6 moi zaw6d."
"Pr.ePraszam psna panic dokto.
RE, ME zrozumielismy sic. ia pc.
kiadam jak ~najlepsze zaufanie W
Pahski srodsk, j chcia}bym jak mai
wiekszej masie chorych da6 sposob.
nose k%orzystania zpshskiego lekar.
silva; dlatego zdaje mi sic, il pahski
sPosob Die przyozynia sic do lio.ne-
60 jego rozszerzenis, tego powo-
du pytaaem sic, 90 zpowodowaio do
takiego postepowania."
. ME pragne poszukiwac "a
ohorymi calej ziemi i najmniejszyoh
jej kscik6w. lecz poprostu ohoe u.
trzymac ~obec ludzi sposob mojego
interesu. tam gdzie moga zualezc.
Przy tenn ch,e, ateby ludzie mogli
otrzymywac mole nGomozo" zawsze
W swiezym %stanie, 90 uwazam "a moi
ob~owiazek."
"Ci, kt6r.y maja dosyc odwagi, a.
by do mnis pisac, mogs bye pewni,
re beda obsluteni predko i uczoiwie,
OF doPiero mogs pc ssopniu swyoh
bolesci poznac najprz6d mole dzielo
prey ktorsm praouje cd przeszlo 40
lat, zanim wyiozs jskikolwiek pie
niadz."
Tu zwrocono rozmowe ma inny
przedmiot.
Ma wszelka korespondenoye IA
tychmiastowa MONA otrzyma6 odpo-
wiedz bezpistnie, jsaeli adresowane
do DR.. P, Fahrney 113-ll4 South
Hoyne Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-04

SzdnoDny Panic Redaktorze!
Prosze o }askawe umieszozenie "
organic zwiszkowym niniejszego pc
dziekowania ola czionk6w grupy :
W San Francisco, Cal.
Bolesnie dotknsi mnie los smiercia
ukoobanej tony mojej. Clos ten byl
ola mnie TEN bol~esniejszy, il ME by.
lem W m~o.nosoi osobista opieka o.
s'odzi6 jej ostatnioh ohwil tycia.
To tst ME maas pocieoha ola mnie
byia wiadomosc jsk szozerze i ser
deoznie czioukowie grupy 7 W Sar
Francisco. Cal zsopiekowsli sic ME
boszczks " ozasie choroby i zsjel
sic urzadzeniem pogrzebu.
Zawsze wysokie mia}em wyobra
zenie o celsoh i dazeniach Zwiazku
Narodowego Polskiego, wierzylem
il jest to jedyns Stsnach Zjeduo.
czonych orgsnizacya zdolna do 20.
faczenis wstystkioh polak6w pod
swym sztandarem - i do obudzenia
tlsjacej W kazdym cziowieku, iskry
miiosoi blizniego.
Leoz dis W nieszczesoiu, jake
mnie spotka}o, doswiadczylem ma SO.
Il.
bic tych dobrodziejstw, jake daje
bratnia pomoo zwiszkowoow.
Dzis SERGE przspelnione wdzieo.
nosoia dyktuje mi tych pare skrom
nyoh wyraz6w podzieki ola czlon
kow gr. 7 Wv. N. p, jake tez dl,
wszystkich osob, ktore przyjmowal
udaiai W uroczystosoi pogrzebowej,
W szozeg6lnosci ola pahstwa Myll,
"a P~rayjaoislska i peins poswieosni
sic opieke W czasie choroby 6. D. 20
ny mojej.
Pozostaie z giebokim szscunkiem
TeofI RularSki,
czlonek grupy 1913 Z. N. P.
New YORK. Is stycz. 1897.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-04
Daisy ciag ofiar ma Sztandar u

u Milwaukee, Wis, nadesiane
przez p. J. S. Kruszke W imieniu ko
mitetu Tow. KS. III. Koiistajs, gr,
253 u. N. P. ziotons przez nsstspu-
jsce panic:
M. Bsrtosze wsks % ct., J. Pie.
karsks rs, A. Jsroszyhsks Is. St
Bsdura SO. N. N. 10, St. Wslozak
30, NJ. CiesielsKa 25, A. Br1skals Is
K. Ksrolek 20, A. Krzytsuowsks %,
FIR. kowrohska %, p. Bsrahska 25,
PAM Kubssisk 10, l. o~sszkiewicz "a
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-04
POlki - Sztandar Zwiazku n. p

Poniewsz Sztaodar Wv. N. P. ma
bye skohczony do Sejmu XII, zatem
jua wstePne kroki poozynilysmy. Me
kierujemy sic bynajuniej zazdros-
ola Tub up~rzed.eniem, wiec wszyst-
kie polskie zaklady hsftu maja row
ne prawa i mogs nadsyiac szkioe i
oferty; ktora p%raoownis szkic nsjle.
pszy nadeszle, ia prace otrryma.
Ma posiedzeniu ostatniem, wiele
pan byio "a tenn, ably S1tandar FRO
biono W Europie. Projekt wykona
MIA Sztandaru W Elropis jest take
ma dobrych p; dstawach opsrty, DO
ozyz i tam "a Oeeanem ME bijs seroa
polskie, sercs ueiskane; wszak wszys-
oy polacy ~jestesmy rozrzuoeni pc
wszystkich zakatksch ziemi. a dowod
ME jeden many, te ozuc umiemy po
polsku pomimo oddslenia.
Szanowne polki nasze, zsmieszka.
ie cd mas daleko n~adsylaly swoje o.
fiary chetnie ma Sztsndar ola Wv. MP.
beg wzgledu ma to, 20 ME jednaz nioh
mole ME bedzie miala sposobnosci o
glsdania go. Ia wykohczsniem Sztan
daru W Europe, przemawia i to, zs
koloru Polskiego, prawdziwego, A
meryka dotad ME posiads, to tet ma
s,tandarsch t~owarzystw, So kolory
w%isniowe, czerwone, pasowe i t. d. w
prawdzie iadne So, leoz ME polskie.
Czy my polki mogiybysmy taxi
bad PoPeinic? Kazda polka odpo.
wis-nie! Matki polki So krzswi.
oielkami ducha narodowego, one pier
wsze zaszOzepiajs W dzisoisch milosc
naszej biednej Ojczyzny; wszel.
kioh starah musimy doiotyc, saeby
Sztandar, ktory ma bye p~amistka ma
rodows, byi Prawdziwym polskim
sztandarem.
Ia Europe pre- IN awialoito. 20 tam
Pienisdz amerykahski ma podw6jus
wartosc, ze materially sd mocniejSze
q ztoto ma wyszy oiach ME czernieje.
Poniewat Sztsndar ma bye pamistks
ola wnukow i prawnukow nassych,
zalezy ME tylko ma artystyoznem wy
konaniu, lecz j ma tenn, zeby byl
trwsly j "a lat kilkanasoie ME straci}
ma swojej wsrtosci.
w kazdym %razie. ozyli to W Kra.
kowie, czyli we Lwowie, czyli W Pa.
ryzu, pracs ia otrzyms polsks fir
ma.
Me wstpie ze i Ameryce znsj
die sic ktos, 90 praca swoja, ii. ma
desianym szkicem mole wyr6wna K.
uroPie, tenn wiekszs to ola mas polek
bedzie chluba! Wszsk wszystkie
many jak ~najlepsze cheoi, interssu o
sobistego ME many W tenn .sdnego,
ks1ds Z pah polek ma swojs zdsnie,
a bronic swoich przekona6, jest obo.
bo~wiszkiem uczciwego cziowisks.
Ia isskawe poparcie m~steryalne i
gfos doradczy W spra vie Sztandsru,
staro.polskie bog raphael.
o dalsze skisdki prosimy bsrdzo;
" kssie many $577.09
II sz%aounkiem
Z6tkouska, sskr, prot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-04
POdZiekOMania.

Wilkes Barre. Pa, 8 styornia 1897
D1iekuie serdscrnis drogiemu
szsnownemu Cenzorowi naszemu d.
Helihskiemu "a Glare .ioAons ola
unie. kaleki ciemnego. Oby Bog
sPiessyi z b&ogosiawiehstwem Ola
Was drogi rodaku tax jake wysoie
p~osPieszyli z pomoos Ola mnie. Die
kuje VAN W imisniu moich dzieci.
tyoh prswdziwyoh sierot staropol-
skim z~wyozajem bog zapiac" sto.
krotnie.
Miaosc i pozdrowienie.
Tomas Mdslocski,
oz}onek gr. 25 q. N. P.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-04

VI. Iwahska 20, Pr. Kujswska Is,
N. Rakowska %, N. N. 10, P. Ma,u.
rex 10, NJ. Kowalska 25, w. Cybo.
rowsks %. w. Kruszka %. u. Krusz
k6wna 10. J. Kruszkowna 10. Ra.
ZEN: $3.50 ct.
w Brooklynie, N. Y, W k6lku
nowo zorganizowanego Tow. pod
uazwa "C6rek Korony Polskisj" sko
l~ektowaiy panic M Buozkowska i S.
Kamele nastepujsoe sk}adki:
NJ. J~aszozurska $l'oo, p. Semerai
25. w. Pankowsks 20, NJ. Chmis
lswska so, st. Bak 25. F. Bufkow
ska sl.oo, K. Jurek 50, A. Kaspa.
rejt so, A. Wieoxorek so. NJ. Kur.
land 25 NJ. Kozicka 25, M. Ko.u.
6hska 25, NJ. Chmielewska 25, St.
Giogowska %. M. Bak 25, P. Abba
mowicz so, K Neisech so. K. Mao.
kowiak SO, A. Herowska so. S. Rych
ter %, T. EgIer So, K. Malihska
so, L. Przybylska so, F. Januszew.
ska 80, K Rogalska so, K. Gross
%, j. Nadworna 80, + Kozlowska
%. A. Gos}awska 25. K Dylewska
so. NJ. Jabiohska %. b. Z~u.yhska
so, A. kaboda *1.oo. P. Sierotowicz
%, A. Twsrowska 25, II. Kornobis
%, K. Dsbkowska %, M. Buczkow
ska %. i st. Kamela % OF. Razem:
$l6 90.
q Hudson, Pa, kolektorki panic
KARIN iers Lewandowska i Maryanna
Szymozak Cd ION ozionkow or. PIG
zebrafy jak nastepuje:
K. Lewandowska Soc, NJ. Sym.
czak SO, A. Jaranowska Is, c. Ry.
barozyk %, A. Psrsdowska %, J.
Brzozowska 25. M. Rus.tyk LOO,
r. Hopa 20, S. Werner 25, K. Kna.
siak 25, X. Smolihska so. K. r .rus
%, E Kosiorowska 25. A. Boniecka
%, A. Nowioks 25, K. Batok 10, A,
Osmafska 80, S. Przybyiowska 25,
+ Jankowsks 80, II. Malinowska so
M. Janoszsnis LOO, St. Ciohocka SO
M. Siabihska %, A. Pilachowsks 25,
NJ. Nowioks LOO, j. Rosa 25, P
Grabowska 25. NJ. Konieczna 25, NJ
Kaczmarek 10, P. Dobozyhska 25
Rizen $ll.10.
w Chicago sk~olektowane pre-,
penie Sniegocka i Makarska:
P. Drzewihska LOO.
Cd Tow. Spiewu Wandy Choir IN
W rhioago, wreczons PAM Jsbloh
skiej Przez panne A. Wojtalewioz
NJ. Szwertel %, A. Rehbsin so
K. Getka %, K. Rehbein 25, A
Wojtalewicz %, F. Gorska %, T
Kruger %, NJ. Maroinkiewioz %
r Gorska %, F. Klas %. Ra1en
S275.
Veronica Dombrowska 25, Wan
da Do nbrowska Is, Jad. Dombrow
ska 10. Rszem sos.
!. w ciaga ubiegiego tygodnis wply
nefo SO 8;
Z poprzednioh skladek SAL 4.
Suma ogolna s577Ol
o dslsze ofary ma Sztandar upra
SEA W imieniu glownego komitetu
lima Uczcicek,
sekr. fin. komitetu Sztandaru.
628 n. Ashland Av.
Adres kasyerki gaownego komite
tn: P. Majewska, $50 Noble Str.
Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-04
II Grand Rapids.

Towarzystwo narodowe pod opie
ka sw. Staoislaws Kostki dale pred
stawienie amatorskis W dniu Ia lutte
go rb. Odegrans bedzie bardzo pie
kna i wzruszajscs sztuka re spiewa
mi ] tahcami pod tytuiem ,,Genowe
ia, ksietna brabandzks". Pc pred
stawieniu bal.
Do lioznego udzialu zaprasza sza
nowna polonie
KOu2ifek.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-04

Kalamazoo, Mioh., Jest slynne Z
seleryi-jakotea I siedziby Tomasza
Slasera, kt6rego ogfoszenie rnajduje
siena str. 3.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-04

Zswiadamiam araze tych, kt6
r.y majs .amiar wstspic do tego,
Tow. j pod sztandar u. N. p, ae
to jest n~ajlepsza instytucya tn W A
meryce, ktora jus otaraa niednej sic,
rooie fze Z Okla. Posiedzenia odby.
wa}s sic W katda drugs sobote pc
p~isrwszym. Milosc j pozdrowienie,
c. Waclawski, sskr. pyot., 62S
Morris av.
SAN Francisco. Cal, 10 styoz. '97
Dnia 20so grudnia 1899, ma wal
mem dorocznem zgromadzeniu To-
VARY silva Polsk6w W Kalifornii,
uialy sic odby6 wybory ma ur.edni
k6w naszego Towarzystws, leos dla
niektorych przeszkod, zostaly odlo-
Zone ma nadzwyczajne W lynn oelu
posiedzenis. ktore sic odbyio dnis
8go styoznia 1897, ma kt6rem haste
Pujscy ur.ednioy wybrani zostali
jednoglosnie: Prezes, Antoni Gar
neoki; vioe-prezes, Alex Maliszew
ski; sekr., Ig. Kolasa; skarbnik,
Andrzej Kopaukiewioz.
Ws.elkie korespondsncye dotyo.s.
ce Tow. Pol. W Kalifornii, urasza sic
nadselac ma poni.szy sdres; Ig
Kolass, 3 Polk St., San Francisco
Cal.
Evening star., 1897-02-24
A CIVIL SERVICE DEBATE.
Lively Passage in the House During
the Naval Bilt,s Considera lian

The House sent the naval bill the last Of
the appropriation bills to the Senate yes
terday. The feature of the day was an *
ceedingly interesting political debate VIZ; =,
occurred late in the afternoon on the SUBJ
,eet OF civil service reform. II occurred
auring The consideration of hall 10 p,rati,
the governors of the territories 10 a,,pai
certain officers Of the territories in case of
vacancies without the consent Of the lecis-
iative councils. which is now required ty
law Ii was precipitated by some ranar':s
OF Mr.. Bailey of Texas which led TO a d.
nunciaiion OF the law by Delegate FLYNN Of
Oklahoma and General Cresvenor of Ohio
Every time they thrust their wespons into
the law they were greeted with enthusiasts
applause by most of the republicans Mr.
taiiey himself boldly declared the law 10
be 'humbue, but suggested that Gen
eral crosYenor. as TIE representative Of the
ircoming administration, had given natiee
mat the law was to he repealed General
GrcsNenor parried this, however by rc.
calling the fact that his first controversy
IN the House with Mr.. Mckinley was over
this very question. Mr.. Brcsius tPa.D char
man of the committee on the civil service
defended the law and declared that ,ianpral
Grosvenor had flashed the sword !n the
leart of the President-elect" He called at
tention to Mr.. McKihley's letter of acrep.-
ance in which the President elect said he
would take mo step backward I'm ,ha mat
Ter OF CIV Al service reform.
Evening star., 1897-02-24
Marriage Ltcepscs

Marriage licenses have been issued 10 the
following: White-Wiiiiam Quinn and Lo'-
Tie b. henderson; Wm. T. Ball and Ellie
NJ ELLISON. beth of Falls Church, Va,
ohss. A. Hess and Rose l.. Wills: Robt ~
fartridse and Eva r. Cal6well: wm. "
fowier and Addie Il. Sterrs; VIM. A. Pen
hoyer and Mae +. Fowler: James Kelly
and Mary V. Skehan: August J. Lohse and
Martha Hense; John NJ. Carroll and Aure-
liza Hardy
Coiored-Thomas Green and Mary r. Wei
don' John W. NJ Mulberry and Mary L.
Sheppard; Eugene Curtis and Laura Roots
Robert Harris and Nina Brooks: Chas II
Curtis and Catherine Mitchell: Eli Coleman
and Josephine Beech: Charles Blakey and
katle Thomason; Frank McCampbell and
May 1. Anderson
Evening star., 1897-02-24

; ''If they're Rich's
! Shoes they're proper.
) Ter7=twO r Street.
}(Dainty,
SseXCluaSiVe"
|lrlau
BALL
footwear.

: None of the poorly-Construct-
ed. cheap evening footwear here
{ which is being sold about town.
We cannot believe that any sem
5 sible lady who will attend such
:, magnificent affair as the in
: augural ball, will wear such slip
pers. The nations elite will be
( there in the richest and grand
I est attire and YOU really cannot
afford to neglect the prin-
( cipal part OF your costume. on
which you've spent so much
( time and mor>y-r.inning the
risk of running Jour cniiTc az
pearance-
Come to lis and choose from
the largest stock OF exquisite
; creations. You'll run no risk of
{ getting the proper shade, for if
{ we haven't just what you want
we'll have it made iron the satin
5 YOU supply or sample. This
will cost YOU nothing extra and
we know you'll be we'll satisfied.
In addition to the largest stock
OF slippers-satin, kid. suede
and patent leather, we are show
ing all that is newest ill carriage
boots-all such dainty creations
as are shown by New York's
swell shops.
Whenever you're ready to
look at them You'll find the new
spring footwear ready. You'll
not find anything like Them else
where-depend on that.
Evening star., 1897-02-24
The VAN Riswfck VIII Case,

Counsel on either side in the Van Riswick
viii case were of the opinion when the
trial was resumed this morning that il
will be concluded this week. or on Monday
or Tuesday next at the very latest. MIR
X. Ross Perry stated that he thought he
would be bile to make the opening address
to the jury tomorrow afternoon
Mrs. T. A. Lambert. Mrs. Van Riswick's :
daughter. concluded her testimony after
The Stars report of the trial closed yes
terday. She repeated that she had always
treated her mother with the greatest re-
spect and consideration.
Today Benz. r. FORESTER Mr.. J. J. Oar
lir gton, Mr.. Wilton J. Lambert and other
witnesses were examined.
Evening star., 1897-02-24
Liquor Licenses.

The excise board had session this morn
ing and decided several applications for
liquor licenses. The application Of George
Delahay. Sol D street northwest, 90 vio-
lently opposed by Mrs. Sara A. Spencer,
Vas granted. as were also the applications
OF Chas. E. Beatty. 12l3 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. northwest, and Martin H. Schlosser
60i Pennsylvania avenue southeast
The applications OF Philip Barry lO11 G
street southeast: John d. Evans, 1lS N
street southeast. and Hubert Bohnkc. Bla-
densburg road. were all rejected
Richard Halfs application for q reconsld-
Grafton Of his case for license at 3254 II
street northwest was taken mp ana dis
cusaed.
Evening star., 1897-02-24
Died.

BANF. Departed this life, on Monday. February
street southwest. JOHN BANF. beloved hasi,snd
Funeral from ST. Johns German Church, az street
southwest, Thursday, February =, at pm.
Friends and relatives invited 10 attend.
Qsatimore. Philadelphia and New York laIr,s
please ccpyJ -
fLACK. Suddenly. "Wednesday, February -.
1897. at Brockie York county. Penna, ia lhr
FORWARD BLACK widcw OF Judge jeremiah
5. Black and mother OF Mrs. Isham Hornsiy
and the Hon. Chauncey 4. Black.
EEIT. On Tuesday, February g. 1897. at l;ls
pm EARLE EDWIN Youngest son of Jacob
and twenty-thre days
Funeral his PARENTS residence, l542 Sd street
northwest, Thursday February 25, pm.
CARROLL. On Tuesday, Fcbrr.ary -. 1897, a, his
residence. 1913 4th street northwest. PATRICK,
beloved husband OF Margaret Carroll.
II. l. L.
FuEeral from above number Friday, February
Conception Church at o'clock Relatives aud
friends respectfully invited TO attend .
TANNING On February o. 1897. ut 1890 a m
KATIE NAY, beloved wife OF William Tanning
and daughter of Margaret and Edward Cold
smith, aged nineteen years and nine months.
May she rest in peace
Funeral will take place from her parents residence
2io9 street northwest, on Thursday, Febri-
ems Church ut . O'Clock. Relatives and friends
respectfully invited to attend 2-
FINNEY. On Tuesday, February 3d. 1897. at
O'Clock pm. JOHN T. FINNEY, Jr., at the
residence of his parents. 12i4 Union street
southwest eldest Of ]. T. and VI. A. Flu
ney, aged six years and six months.
Funeral private.
MEYER. At O'Clock am, February %. 1897.
FRANK MEYER, beloved husband of Ienny
Meyer and Of Agnes and Geo. A. Meyer
in the twenty third year of his life.
The funeral will take place from the residence,
J0e 2sd street northwest, on Thursday, Fcbru-
AIRY 25 at 230 O'Clock pm.
NAIlEY: On "Wednesday. February "a 1897, at
O'Clock am. IIII.i. beloved and youngest
daughter Of George A. and Cecilia Nalley, aged
five years and two months.
Budded earth 70 bloom in heaven.
Funeral private, from parents residence. 525 5h
street southeast, Thursday, February %, at IL
O'Clock al
RITTER. On Tuesday. February q, 1897 at his
residence. l523 street northwest. CHARLES
NATHAN. beloved husband Of Carolyn Birch
Ritter and son of David A. and Carrie L. Hit
ter.
Funeral services will take place at his late resi-
dence Thursday, February y, at O'Clock pm
Friends respectfully invited to attend. In
terment private.
Evening star., 1897-02-24
sixth Cavalry Troopers Chosen,

Col. Cody. Buffalo Bill" has engaged for
his wild West Show" and Congress OF
Rough Riders of the World troop Of
crack riders picked from the four troops
of the famous 9Th Cavalry. stationed at
Fort Myer. Members of the 9th feel proud
that the troop which will represent the
cavalry of the United States in all the
countries Of the old world has been taken
from its ranks.
The troop will be under the command of
Serst. Hugh Thomasor of Troop ''E'' a
thorough horseman and a postmaster in
the art of riding
The Wild West" after exhibiting i'm
New York city, will sail for three years
tour OF Europe, coming home after the
Paris exhibition.
Evening star., 1897-02-24
Silk w aistS.
Skirts.

We are soirg to let the prices talk on
the new Skirts in totiay's advertisement.
We have never in our long experience
fnbrtcs IT. Separate skirts for 50 little
money. W" really do not see how
the manufacturers are able to make
be accounted for from the fact that the
materials are bough. in immense guam
titles at wholesale cost.
We have Just received a new line Of
Figured BriliiantiHe Skirts. no
nicely lined and velvet VSG
bound. Introduction price. )oSe
Beautiful New RriiIiantine skirts.
large figures, 4 yards wide. new bell
lined. velvet bound. In ~ .0S
t-oducti1n price. ........ W wv
Elegant SILK figured Brilliantinc Skirt.
full width. new bell shape. lined and
'@ssss1 ;s:$s5:"sa ss:Ss ms;ss e. s.. s'iss $308
H:as;s q: e. '1;: s:s'se sPssis 1'afs $208
Ladies' New Novelty Large Checked
Skirts. in black and white and leliOtrope
and white. Offered rs
;s.s e. :sss ss:. s,'; %: a@ia' 'ss $308
Superb Satin Brocaded
IT, f.; ;ss;:s S;:s S;::5 =:s GO $508
Evening star., 1897-02-24
Gone to New Orleans.

Archbishop Martineln. the papal dele
gate. and Dr. F. z. Rocker. his private
secretary, left Washington on the Wash
ington and Southern Limited over the
Southern railway last nigh; for New Or
leans. This is the first visit cf the arch
bishop through the south since his eleya-
tion to the bishopric, and great prepara-
uons have been made at New Orleans for
his entertainment during the progress of
the Catholic winter school at that point.
Evening star., 1897-02-24
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New Philadelphia Stor'
New Silks
& Dress StuffS.

A larger, more complete and bet
ter selected stock than ever before.
These are merely hints of the unpre-
cedented low prices which prevail
throughout the stock:
The old-fashioned Silk Poplines
known by your grandmothers are to
be worn the coming season. They
are brilliant, lustrous silks, and will
not crush. Price, per yard. $l rs
24-in. Figured Black India Silks.
The usual 75c. grade. Our price.
Beautiful line OF 27-in. Printed
Indias, large, new designs, in black
and blue ground, with white figures.
Special. l.....................75c.
Beautiful line of new 24-in. Col
ored Satin-striped, with black back
ground of surah silk. The regular
75c. quality. Our price. ..... SIC.
The usual ST. grade of 54-in. Black
Sicillian. Our price. z5c.
The usual CSC. grade of 48-in.
Black Brilliantine. Our price. soc.
5o-in. Black Serge, good ST. value.
Our price. ................. .69c.
French Surah Serge, 5o-in. wide.
Usual alue Csc. Our price. soc.
Special Values i'm Linens.
Extra Heavy German Table
Damask, 6o-in. wide. Our price,
w. . oVVVNs
20 by 20 Heavy All-linen Towels,
a2hc.
Double Bed size, 81 by 90, good
Muslin Sheets. ...............AO .AOc.
IS by 36 Heavy Muslin Pillow
NdoSS. .s..ss ....sssSss.s. II WCe
Evening star., 1897-02-24
An Application for D,xorc.

Della d. Crippen. in applying for divorce
from Everett c. Crippen today, states that
they were married here April -, 1894, and
accuses him of iptoxication and cruelty.
She elso charges him with giving their
cEild intoxicating liquors. She desires the
custody of the child and permission to re-
srmc her maiden name OF Grain. She is
represented by Attorney Philip Walker.
Evening star., 1897-02-24

The Cough which seems TO come fro,n tho
very depths of your system Ice r,lir I'd
ara eventually cured with Dr. II. Jayne's E.-
pc, torant.
Aid digestion with Jayne's Painless Sanativc Pnls