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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-10
GENERAL SUBJECTS.

Death Roll. Foreign.
Death Roll. 1897.
Deboe, William j., Sketch of
Debt, Public.
Detts, National.
Deep Waterways
Delaware Election Returns.
Dingiey and Wilson Bills Compared.
Diplomatic Service.
Dudley. ]. T.. Sketch Of
Duels. Memorable
Draper. William F., Sketch Of
Eastern Question.
Eclipses. ?.
Education. Statistics Of
Electoral Vote Of 1896.
Election Returns by States.
Ember Days.
Episcopal Church. Protestant.
Executive Department, National Gov
eminent
Expenditures of the Government.
Exports and Imports, 1S35-1S91.
Exports of Gold
Exports of Merchandise.
Exports of Silver.
Exports, Summary Of
Facts, Interesting.
Failures. business
Fairbanks, c. W., Sketch Of
Farm Animals
Farm Crops.
Farm Lands. Unimproyed,
Farmers Organizations.
Fast Run. A
Finance, State Platforms on
Fires on Public Lands.
Flags of Officials, Special.
Florida Election Returns.
Foreign Carrying Trade.
Foreign Coins. Value of
Foreign Governments.
Foreign Immigration.
toreigu Legations in United States.
Foreign Wars, Society Of.
Foreign Trade.
French. W. R.. Sketch of
Gage, Lyman J.. Sketch of
Gary. james A. Sketch Of
Gas. Illuminating.
Georgia Election Returns.
Goblin, John 2. s., Sketch Of
Gold and Silver, Exports and In
ports, 1S25-1S9Z.
Gold Exports
Gold Imports.
Gold Nuggets. Great.
Government Expenditures.
Government Receipts.
Grand Army. The
Grants 10 Railroads.
Greater New York Statistics.
Great Britain and Venezuela,
Greece. Turkey and Crete,
Greenhacks. Redemption Of.
Grenades. Hand.
Hand Grenedes
Hanna. NJ A. Sketch Of
Hardy, A. s.. Sketch Of
Harris. William A., Sketch Of
Hart. C. B.. Sketch Of
Hawaii. The Annexs ton Of
Hay, John, Sketch Of
Heitfield, Henry, Sketch Of
History, American.
Hitchcock. Ethan Allen, Sketch Of
Holidays. Legal.
Ice Data Relative TO Navigation.
IDAHO Election Returns.
Illinois Election Returns.
Illuminating Gas
Immigrants. Destination Of, 1897.
Immigration. Foreign.
Important egislation.
Imports and Exports. 1895 to 1897.
Imports Of Gold.
Imports Of Merchandise.
Imports OF Silver.
Imports, Summary of
Inauguraticns Of Presidents.
Indians. Sale of Liquor to
Indian Schools. Sectarian.
Indian Schools.
Indiana Election Returns.
Inland Navigation, United States.
Interest. Rate Of
Interesting Facts.
Interior Department
International Arbitration.
International Bimetallism.
Iowa Election Returns.
Judges Of the United States District
Courts.
judicial
Justice Derar.
Kansas Election Returns.
Kentucky Election Returns.
kenney. Il. T., Sketch Of
Kerosene in Japan.
kionfyte Gold Region.
land Alien Ownership Of
Lands. Vacant Public.
Lake Nariae The
Legal Holidays.
LeGisl tio1 Important.
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Admission of States.
Agricultural Products, Farm Price Of
Agriculture. Department of
Agriculture. Statistics of
Agriculture VS.. Manufactures.
AIabama Election Returns.
Alaska. Its boundary and Gold Fields.
Alaska. Map of
Alaskan Boundary Dispute.
Algpr. Russell A. Sketch OF
Alien Ownership of land
Allen. Hiram v. Sketch Of
Alliance. The Farmers.
American History
American Party, The
Andree Balloon Expedition.
ANGEL. jones B.. Sketch OF
Animals on Farms
Appeals. United States Court Of
Arbitration Treaty.
Arbitration with Great Britain.
Arbitration. The Presidents Message.
Area OF the States
Arizona Election Returns.
Arkansas Election Returns
Army. The United States
Army. The Active List
Army, Disposition Of
Army. Retired List
Army, Strength of the
Army. Numbers and Stations Of Regi-
mentS
Attorneys. United States District
Rank Statistics, National
Parks. Savings
Baptist Denomination.
Beet Sugar Produced in the United
States.
Beet Sugar Produced in Europe.
Bjmetallisn, International
Bliss. Cornelius ", Sketch of
Boundary Dispute, Alaska
Bridges. The Longest
Bryan, Charles Page. Sketch Of
Buck, Alfred L, Sketch Of
Bullion. Exports and Imports, 1885,
1897
business Failures.
Butterworth. Benjamin, Sketch Of
Calendar
Calendar, Perpetual
California, Election Returns
Capitals, State
Capitals. Territorial
Carrying Trade. Foreign.
Central American Affairs
Chronology Of Steamboating.
Church, Baptist
Church Days.
Church. Congregational
Church. Presbyterian.
Church. Methodist Episcopal.
Church, Protestant Episcopal.
Church. Roman Catholic
Church Statistics.
Churches. Communicates of
Churches. Ministers Of
Cincinnati, Society Of
Civil Service. Extension Of
Claims. Pension.
Clayton. Powell. Sketch Of
Clay. Alex. $. Sketch Of
Climatolagy Of the United States.
Coal Miners Strike Of 1897.
Coal Product Of United States.
Conger. Edwin H.. Sketch Of
Coins. Value Of Foreign.
Colonial Wars. Society Of
Color AMI Sound.
Colorado Election Returns
Commercial Nayies Of the World.
Congress. LIVth, Second Session.
Congress. LVth. Extra Session.
Congress. LNth.
Congress. Officers Of
Congregational Church. The
Coniferous Products
Connecticut Election Returns.
Consular Service. The
Consuls Generals, Consuls and Con-
solar Agents.
Convicts and Convict Labor.
Corbett. Henry W, Sketch Of
Corn for Fuel.
Corn. Production Of
Cotton. Worlds Supply and Distri-
button.
Cotton. Worlds Consumption Of
Cotton. Production Of
Cotton Manufacturing In the United
States.
Cotton Goods Exports.
Cotton. Price Of. by Months.
Cotton Mills Of the South.
Countries. Exports by.
Courts. United States
Countries. Imports by
Ci-te. Turkey and Greece.
Crimean War.
Crops. Farm
Cuba. Our Relations With
Currency. The
Cycles Of Time.
Days Of the Week. Meaning Of
Death Penalty. Limiting The.
Death Roll, Domestic.
Death Rate. White and Colored.
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Sampson. Archibald j., Sketch Of
Schools, Indian.
Schools, White and Colored
Seasons
Senate, United States.
sewall, Harold NJ. Sketch of
Sherman, John, Sketch Of
shipping. Tonnage Entered and
Cleared.
Ship Propulsion.
Sheep and Swine on Farms and
Ranches
Silver and Gold. Imports and Elk.
ports, 1S35-1s97.
Silver, Exports Of
Silver, Imports Of
Silver Republicans, The
Smallest Republics.
Smoke Abatement Ordinances.
Sons OF the American Revolution,
Sons Of the Revolution.
Sons Of Veterans.
Sound and Color.
South Carolina Election Returns.
South Dakota Election Returns,
Spain, Our Relations With
Sporting Records.
Spooner, John c., Sketch of
Standard Time.
Stars, Morning and Evening,
State Department.
State Pensions to Confederate Vet
Grams.
State Platforms on Finance.
IN
State Platforms on Miscellaneous
Subjects.
States. Admission Of
States, Area Of
States, Capitals Of
States, Electoral Vote Of
States, Governors Of
States. Population Of
States, Settlement Of
Statistics, Agriculture.
Statistics, Commerce.
Statistics Of the Churches
Statistics, Cotton.
Statistics, Financial.
Statistics of Greater New York.
Statistics, National Bank.
Statistics of Education.
Statistics Of Street Railways.
Statute Of Limitations.
Steamboating, Chronology Of
Storer, Bellamy, Sketch Of
Street Railways. Statistics Of
Sugar aid Molasses, Product and
Consumption.
Sugar Importations.
Sugar, Per Capita Consumption Of
Sugar. Beet, Produced in Europe.
Sugar Crop, The Worlds
Suffrage, Qualifications for
Sugar, Beet, Produced in the United
States.
Supreme Court, The United States
Swenson, f. B., Sketch Of
Swine and Sheep on Farms and
Ranches.
Tariff Bill. How 1t Passed.
Tariff - Wilson and Dingley Bills
Compared.
Tariffs of 1894 and 1897 Compared.
Tariff, The State Platforms on
Tea Bill, Impure
Tennessee Election Returns,
Territories, Area Of
Territories, Capitals Of
Territories, Governors Of
Territories, Population Of
Texas Election Returns.
Timber Supply, White Pine
Tobacco, Production, etc.
Torpedo Boat Turbinia.
Tower, Charlemagne. Sketch Of
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Liquor Statistics.
Literature. Obscene.
Locomotives, Life and Value Of
Logs Imported from Canada.
Log. John D., Sketch of
LOOMS. Frank B., Sketch Of
Louisiana Election Returns.
Loyal L giOn.
Lumino.s Paint.
Maine Election Returns.
Malt Liquors, Sales of
Mallory. Stephen r., Sketch Of
Manufactures vs. Agriculture.
Maryland Election Returns.
Marshals Of the United States.
Mason, William E, Sketch OF
Massachusetts Election Returns.
Mckenna. Joseph B., Sketch Of
Men Of the Year.
Merchandise, Exports Of
Merchandise, Imports Of
Merchandise, Exports and Imports,
1S35-1s97.
Merchandise, Summary Of Imports
and Exports.
Merry, William L., Sketch Of
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Metric System.
Michigan Election Returns.
Military Societies.
Mineral Products Of the United
States
Minnesota Election Returns.
Mississippi River Commission.
Mississippi Election Returns.
Missouri Election Returns.
Monetary Commission.
Moons Phases.
Montana Election Returns.
Mortgage Debt Per Capita by States.
Mortgage Debt, Rate Of Interest on
Mountain Observatories, Heights Of
National Bank Statistics.
National Debts.
National Government.
Naval Stations.
Navies of the World, Commercial
Navigation, Ice Data Relative to
Navigation, Inland, United States.
Navy, Active List
Navy Department.
Navy, Retired List
Navy, Ships Of the
Navy, The United States
Nebraska Election Returns.
Nevada Election Returns.
New Hampshire Election Returns.
New Jersey Election Returns.
New Mexico Election Returns.
New York Election Returns.
Newell, Sanford. Sketch Of
Nicaraguan Canal.
North Carolina Election Returns.
North Dakota Election Returns.
Oats, Production Of
Obseryatortes, Heights Of Mountains.
Official Flags.
Ohio Election Returns.
Oklahoma Election Returns.
Oregon Election Returns.
Paris Exposition.
Pennsylvania Election Returns.
Penrose, Boies. Sketch of
Pension Statistics.
Pensions, Revolutionary
Pensions, War Of 1912.
Petroleum Lands. Patenting
Pettus, f. W., Sketch Of
Platt, T. c., Sketch of
Political Movements.
Popular Vote, The
Popular Vote. 1S24-1s98.
Population Of the United States.
Porter, Horace, Sketch Of
Postal Dates.
Post Office Department.
Powell, w. f., Sketch Of
Presbyterian Church.
Presidential Inaugurations.
Presidents Message, The
President, Popular Vote for
Prison Work, Systems Of
Protestant Episcopal Church.
Public Debt, The
Public Lands, Vacant.
Pump, The Worlds Biggest
Qualifications for Suffrage.
Quarantine Reforms.
Railroads, Grants to
Railroads Of the World.
Railways. Comparative Speed Of
Trains.
Railway Disbursements.
Railway Mileage Of the World.
Railway Statistics.
Rawl!ns, J. L.. Sketch of
Ready Reference Calendar.
Receipts Of the Government.
Regiments, Stations Of
Religions.
Republics, The Smallest
Republicans. The Silver
Rhode Island Election Returns.
Rockhill, William W., Sketch Of
Roman Catholic Church.
Routes to the Klondyke.
Russo Turkish War.
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LOCAL SUBJECTS.

Library Of Congress.
Licenses.
Lumber Inspectors.
Money Order Rates.
National Guard.
National Museum.
Navy Department.
Official Directory.
Parks.
Parking Commission.
Parks, History Of
Personal Property Tax.
Pharmacy, Commissioners Of
Physicians to the Poor.
Places Of Interest.
Police Court.
Police Force.
Population.
Post Office.
Post Office Department.
Property Clerk.
Property Exempt from Taxation.
Public Buildings and Grounds,
Rainfall.
Recorder Of Deeds.
Reform School, Boys
Reform School, Girls
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Agricultural. Department Of
Art Institutions
Assessors. Board of
Assessments
Audubon Society.
Banks
Banking Resources.
Base Ball Record
Bar Association.
Board Of Trade.
Boiler Inspector.
buildings. Inspector Of
Building Operations.
Charities. Superintendent Of
Charities and Reformatories.
Children's Guardians. Board OF
Church Directory.
Civil Service Commission.
Colleges.
Cord Wood Inspectors.
Coroner
Court Of Claims.
Debt Of the District.
Diplomatic Corps
Disbursements Of the u. g.
Distances on the Potomac.
District Commissioners.
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District Government
District, Relations Of, to United
States.
District Rulers, Past and Present
District Taxation and the Organic
Act of 1878.
Druggists to the Poor.
Duties of District Commissioners.
Engineer Commissioner Assistants.
Executive Mansion.
Expenditures
Fire Department.
Flour Commissioners.
Food and Fish Inspectors.
Game and Fish Association.
Hack Rates.
Harbor
Health Department
History of Washington City
Industrial Home School.
Interior Department.
Jail
judiciary Of the District.
Jury Service.
Justice. Department Of
Justices of the Peace.
Labor Bureau.
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Register of Wills.
Rock Creek Park.
Sanitary Districts
Schools.
Sealer Of Weights and Measures.
Secretary to Commissioners.
Smithsonian Institution.
Sources Of District Revenues.
State Department.
Street Directory.
Suburban Drives.
Surveyor Of the District.
Temperature.
Theaters.
Treasury Department.
Trust Companies.
Universities.
U. s. District Attorney.
U. 8. Marshal.
U. s. Supreme Court.
Vital Statistics.
War Department.
Washington Asylum.
Water Department.
Water Supply.
Geological Park.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-03-17
A soldiers' Home to he sold.

The Soldiers Home for Gonfeder>
ats Veterans built at Atlanta several
years ago by popular subscription is
to be sold at public cutlery to the
highest bidder. The home was built
at cost of about $4,000 and is a
magnificent building, with all mod
ern conveniences and appliances. 1t
is situated on tract ofland contain
ing 119 acres on the outskirts of Ats
lanta. When the home was com,
pleted and many old soldiers were
rejoicing that they would have a
comfortable place to spend the re,
mainder of their days, the Legisla
ture refused to accept it on the COM
dition that the State maintain it.
Since then the home - for
sale and several times it was thought
it would be sold, but a price: could
never be agreed on. For several
years the commissioners have out of
their own pockets paid the insurance
on the building and also paid the
salary of the Waterman, there being
no fund on hand for that purpose.
Instead of having a home, Georgia
pensions her disabled Confederate
Veterans.
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dies, lawns, ginghams and other sum-
mer goods are characterized by their
elaborate and somewhat gorgeous de-
signs in way of flowers, checks and
stripes. Among the SO called new ma
terials are shaded effects in moires and
other dress fabrics. Grenadines show
new weaves, which must be seen to be
appreciated. Foulards exhibit patterns
large and small which cover the back
ground. Novel ideas are expressed in
trimmings, some of which are in lat
tice effects. Made up pieces for bodices
are special feature in trimmings and
promise to be exceedingly popular, fur
nishing as they do an easy though cost
ly way for making an elaborate gown.
Following the rumor that the chignon
is to come back in modified form are
hair nets in variety of styles French
women are already wearing these nets,
and there are reasons for believing that
they will be worn here. At the present
moment for evening headdress the orna
ments are placed rather high, the hair
waved and curled on the top of the head
and bows of ribbon or tortoise shell
combs and diamonds or other handsome
ornaments are used. Then there are
light aigrets with diamond dust or
plain white aigret rising from hand
some jewel.
In the way of hats there is great va
riety, but all are moderate in size and
often ornamented with twists or rolls Of
gauze, satin or velvet, giving rather the
appearance of turbans. The capote has
given place to the toque of crumpled
velvet, enhanced with flowers and in
the evening at theaters little crownless
bonnets of gold and beads and violets
are seen , also the little vatican form in
gathered tulle with wreaths and floral
garniture. Among French importations
is stylish hat giving the broad effect
so popular 1t is of black felt bound
with velvet. Draperies of satin encircle
the crown in soft waves and loops and
apparently tie in front into two upright
earlike ends faced with turquoise blue.
1t receives additional enrichment from
a jeweled buckle and white feathers.
An attempt is being made abroad to
introduce fancy dress elements into
bridesmaids dresses. In lieu of bou-
quets some of them have been carrying
minute parasols, all flowers, or else a
shoe filled with blooms or floral muff.
Long, transparent sleeves are almost
universal for dressy gowns The mode
for introducing long, narrow panels on
the skirt is one which seems to be rapid
ly gaining in favor. The fashionable
gowns have very high collars as, indeed.
have all the outdoor jackets. Beautiful
braiding is introduced on to the dresses,
but more particularly on to the outdoor
jackets, which fit like habit Bayadere
stripes will without doubt be worn
more than they have hitherto been.
Many of the day gowns have that
most becoming style of chiffon bodice
which is plated in serpentine design.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-03-17
Designs Hfstoric Costumes.

Mrs. Helen Windsor Wilson might
properly be called ''dressmaker to the
stage" She has probably made more
costumes for famous actresses than any
woman in the country. Mrs. Wilson
says of her work:
"Where do get my ideas? Entirely
from the character. Sometimes this Is
an easy matter, but more often it re-
quires hard study. When Miss Conquest
came to me for a gown for Bohemia, ,
I had but to read Du Maurier to learn
what a Muzette should wear-an up to
date girl of the Latin quarter - but
when Jessie Bartlett Davis came it was
more difficult. AS Dolores of The Sere-
naders' she must wear a Spanish cos
tune of the present day. Historical
plays are perhaps the least difficult, as
I can go to the library and find so much
material. Renee de Cochfort must be
given such gown as a lady would wear
who lived quietly in her own home
away from the court of Louis XIII. She
was of strong character, so l made her
gown of satin and velvet and deep color,
while her sister was robed in soft,
white, clinging stuffs.
"For Rosemary I dived into the
fashions of 1870. The costume of the
maid Priscilla was true to the times in
every detail, as was that of Dorothy
Miss Adams-theagh the quaint fashion
of her gown was not unlike the styles
of today. Miss Adams as Mrs. Dennant
in the Squire of Danes wore al up to
date gown.
"The court gown of Miss Kimball in
the Prisoner of Zenda' was made ac-
cording to rule. You know the court of
st. James demands feathers in the hair,
a veil, a train with an actual sweep
upon the floor of four yards, and so on
through the list of stated requirements.
When I got up the gowns for 'Aristoc-
racy,' l sent to the master of ceremonies
and complied to the last letter. Any
one of my court gowns could have been
worn at a presentation to the queen.
The materials used were of the very
best. The gowns were lined throughout
with heavy silk, and the finish was
equal to any costly gown. New York
Mail and Express.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-03-17
A LITTLE LEARNING,
And How 1t Is a Dangerous Thing In the
Cycling World.

And How It Is q Dangerous Thing In the
Cycling World.
Very pretty things are said of the
tendency of cycling to popularize knowl-
edge of things mechanical, but how far
the human race is to be really benefited
by this broadened understanding of the
laws OF motion and the construction of
machinery and this new facility in the
handling Of tools cannot be accurately
stated at this time. A pessimist might
perhaps have misgi~ings on the subject
A little learning is sometimes q danger
Gus thing. and from the purely cycling
standpoint doubtless this is particularly
true with respect to the kind of learn
ing we are now considering.
Probably more bicycles have been
spoiled by amateur repairers than by
collisions, running into holes and other
violent attractions of the laws of safe
riding. 1t would apparently be about
as advisable for some cyclists to under
take to repair their own bodies in the
event of broken bones as to attempt to
hx their own bicycles For such safety
would seem to lie in complete ignorance
for only those who think they under
stand the mechanics of the thing seek
distinction as amateur cycle repairers
When knowledge consists of the power
to spoil, one is better off without it.
On general principles, however, this
enlarged idea of mechanics and new
grasp on the use of handy implements
ought to prove good thing. The abil-
ity to perform simple operations with
tools has q wide and salutary applica-
ton to the affairs of life. A little crafts
manship often saves heap Of trouble
American Cycliat.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-03-17

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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-03-17

Old black Hezekiah was driving his
lean and aged COW home one night when
he came to a place where the road
branched into two forks, and here the
stupid beast perversely took the wrong
one and went wandering off by herself
in search of adventures. Lame and rheu-
matte as he was the old man could
scarcely hope to circumvent the COW, and
SO in his difficulty he hailed a ragged
boy idly sitting on fence with:
"Say, dar, head dat cowp'
"Head Ter? Why, she's done got a
headp'
al mean turn FER. F"
"She looks to me to be right side out
Already
"No, no, you brack rascil; speak to
FER, won't your"
"Speak to 'er? Why, suttenly. Good
evenin, Miss Bossyl'-New York Sun
day Journal.
4SoSel loeas BrafdIng.
Satin ribbon braiding is new and
pretty, and when we'll done has quite
professional air. The ribbon should be
narrow and usually black, of good quail
ity. In turning corner or making
circular figure the inside edge should be
gathered in very fine stitches, which
are drawn tightly and holds the figure
in shape. The rage for braid has ex-
tended its use, and the old time braided
pillowshams and counterpanes are said
to be the coming style in bedroom fur
nishings. Woman's Home Companion.