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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19
ULT|MATUM To SPAIN
Continues from First Page.)

members OF the,ccabinet began to arrive.
First was Attorney General Griggs. the
baby member in point of service in the
Presidents. s.. official family, but the equal
in brilliancy and ability of any other menu
ber Entering the. cabinet just few
months ago at the beginning of the latest
chapter of Spantsh-American trouble, he
quickly familfarfzed himself with every
phase OF TIE question. It is now history
that this new. member of the cabinet has
nao much to do with shaping the course
OF the administration. Several weeks ago
ne stood UP in aNcabinet session and made
d speech In opposition to recognition of
the CUBAN republic at this time. That was
Defore the Presidents message was writ
ten.
Next came Secretary Wilson, giving a
cneefy good-morning' in Scots voice to
all ne knew on his way up the winding
steps.
postmaster General Gary was next, and
.nen followed Secretaries Alger. Bliss.
SHERMAN, Long and Gage, in the order
named.
Mr.. Dinglcy's Call.
Shortly after the cabinet met Chairman
ohsiey OF the ways and means commit
tee OF the House called for a minute with
from the Capitol the resolution demanding
tnat Spain evacuate the Island of Cuba
MI Dlngley also intended to talk with the
PRESIDENT about war revenue measure to
be presented to the House as soon as hos
ulties actually begin. Provisions for a
war loan will also be made in the next few
Gays 1t Is thought, as already outlined in
The Star. that the President and Secretary
Urea will ha
Sloo,ooo,OOO bonds at popular subscription
A total loan of $500 coo 900 may be author
lied, and as much of this as possible is to
be disposed of by popular subscription
The question was discussed at the cabi-
net meeting, Secretary Gage giving his
views as to what should be DONE The
bonds to be sold can be paid for by post
ohce orders where banks are not available
Two White House visitors of note during
the day were General Hastings and ex-
Governor Sprague.
At the State Department..
The State Department officials this morn
ing Were in state CT expectancy. With
every disposition to act with promptness.
nothing could be done to give effect to the
expressed wish of Congress relative to
Cuba in advance of the actual official mott
hSatioH VI the complexion OF the necessary
legislation and the F residents signature.
Minister Woodford has been advised of the
developments of yesterday and last night,
but he also Is precluded from action until
advised Of the signature of the joint resolu-
ton. ..
The impression prevails that the action
of the State Department would be of the
simplest and briefest character, and no
words would be wasted In conveying to the
Spanish government the final intentions of
the United States2sovernment. 1t was indi-
Gated that the line of action would be 70
submit to the Spanish government, through
Minister Wbodford. a copy of the joint
resolution, with polite and pointed invita-
ton to respond without delay to the request
for an immediate, evacuation of Cuba by
the Spanish forces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19
THE COURTS.

Equity Court No. 1-Justice Cox.
keleher agt. keleher; petition Of Mary
nj. Keieher dismissed. Neal agt. Wilson
decree OF April vacated. In re Patrick
Sullivan; VIM. Powell. James Byrnes. Rich
ard Il. Stewart, John Robinson and John
DOnohoe. inquisitions In lunacy ordered to
issue. Rudd agt Rudd; testimony ordered
flied III ten days. Doyle agt. Doyle; rule on
defendant. returnable April %. granted.
Ament agt. lexington and Soldiers Home
Railway Company; modification Of schedule
on North Capitol street line authorized.
In re alleged lunacy of Jno. Mccartney;
payment Of pension money to wife Of luna
tic ordered. Powell agt. Smith; motion for
receiver denied.
Equity Court-Justice Hagner.
ton for receiver. sustaining demurrer and
dismissing bill with costs. Lee agt Lee:
order to pay alimony or be committed.
Circuit Court No. 1-Justice Cole.
Plumb agt. Thomas: verdict for Diff. for
SHIELDS. interest on $500 from April Is,
1894. on 81, 800 from Dec. IL. 1893, and on
S3.92l.s5 from Oct. 49, 1888 Crowther art.
Aetna Life ms. Co.; commission ordered
to issue. Carr agt. ConneH ct al. order for
summons to issue. Greenwald agt wilson;
on trial.
/ Circuit Court No. 2-Justice McComas.
Miller agt. Walker; on trial
Criminal Court No: 1-Chief Justice Ring-
United States agt Benjamin Dorwart
violating section 543S, Revised Statutes
United States; on trial
Probate Court-Justice Hagner.
Estate OF James d. Laird: inventory filed
Estate OF TEos. F. Kfnsella: petition fol
Michael Tuohey: Will dated March 1. 1895
flied. Estate of James X. Watt; will partly
Eroyed. In re Addison ]. Howard, guar.
dian; petition for allowance filed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19
DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.
Measures of Local Interest In the
Senate.

measures OF Local Interest in the
Senate.
Mr.. Pritchard made a favorable report to
the Senate today. from the committee on
the District Of Columbia, on House bill
9.O4. to regulate the construction of barbed
wire fences in the District of Columbia,
The report accompanying the bill says in
the opinion OF the committee the barbed
wire fence has no place on parking in the
District of Columbia
Senator Mcmillan gave notice of an
amendment to the deficiency appropriation
bill approprtating s23O,OOO for payment of
awards, under condemnation for land
taken for the extension of Connecticut
avenue from Florida avenue to Waterside
drive. to be charged wholly to the revenues
Of the District of Columbia .s.-s
Upon motion of Senator Mcmillan, the
lexington and Soldiers Home railroad bill
which has paseed the House. was placed
on the calendar and the Senate bill on the
same subject was laid on the table.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19
Altl.ksesIarket..

BALTIMORE s48s0 10. 3our dull. unchanged
receipts, 8, III barrels: exports. meme; sales. 800
barrels. Wheat isrops- pot and month. io2Na
ports, none. stock Tso sgS bushels; sales, 900
on grade. 9ea1Os. Corn strong-spot and month.
se1aa361s; May. 36A as6M; June, 36lsa36a4; July.
bushels exports 107 1es irshels: stock ,1sS, 90
bushels seies 1000 brsheis- southern white corn.
3Ta37H: do yellow, Sass. Oats nrm-No .
white, s41z: No. 2 mixed, slas2-reeeipts, s.. 7os
bushels; exports. 81. 900 bushels; steck 23s. $40
3 western, 6lE-receiV:ss z sos sbashsls; exportS.
none; stock. $50 $50 bushels Hay steady-choice
business sctive-steam to Liverpool per bushei.
8Kd May; Cork for orders per quarter, a. April.
and esgs nrm, unchsnsed. Cheese steady, nm
changed Lettuce q. - per baslet. Whisky
UNCHANGED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19
FOUR ADDITIONAL CASES.

Total OF Seven Smallpox Patients
Sent to Isolation Camp.
smallpox hospital last night from Freed
mems Hospital. suffering from smallpox.
three coiored men and one woman These
cases make seven which have been re-
moved from the institution named to the
smallpox camp during the psf few weeks,
but as all originated in one ward Of the
hospital, which ward has been most care
fully duarantined by DR.. Woodward, the
health officer of the District, confidence is
expressed that the dread disase will be con-
fined to that ward. The health officer has
removed the quarantine from other parts
of Ere ,dmens Hospital. All the seven pa
tients are doing very we'll, and are said to
have but mild attack Of the disease
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19

Has No Purpose of Leaving WASH
ingtOn Today.

Has No Purpose of Leaving WASH
inEton Today.
The Spanish minister Is still at his post
here. 1t is well understood that he has
definite instructions, but he will not make
them known. though 1t Is evident he has no
purpose Of leaving Washington today. 1t is
understood that as soon as he receives Of
fetal rotice of thu fact that the Cuban res
oiution is a law he win not await further
formalities on the part Of the United States,
such as giving him passports. ETC.. but will
himself take the initiative toward depart
ure He communicated the action of Con-
gress to his government Immediately both
houses had passed the resolution but is alb
soluteiy silent as to the instructions cabled
him in reply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19
Washington stock Exchnnre.

sales-regalar eail-l2 o'clock m:-American &c.
earity and q" Trust, at 49, Capital Traction.
4 cents: 100 at 4 cents; 81 at Al cents; 100 at
District IF Columbia Bonds.-3.65s funding cur
reney, ils bid, 1I5 asked,
1lS bid MetTopolitan Railroad cow. Is. lis bid.
Metropolitan Railroad certificates Of Indebtedness:
biS' 50 asked lexington Railroad g. s. bid 1872
ton Gas Company 6s. series 4, ITO bid washing
ton Gas Company 6s. series B, III bid. Z. s.
peaIe and Potomac Telephone IS, ios bid. Amer
lean Security and Trust IS, F. and A.. 100 bid
BID Ms 1 fst 100 ba
Washington Market Company imp. Ss. 1oS bid
M.sons Han S1 ,es bid Washing
ton Light Infantry LIST g. SO bid 49,.
1st bid. Farmers and Mechanics, IS 0bid See
s 10 49, Capital. IS BID l9 R sa End
1902 bid. 1O6 asked. Traders. 100 bid Lincoln,
Safe Deposit and Trust companies.-National
Sss and and I s
Railroad s,ocks.-Cnpital Traction. I2h bid. 73k
3d. Is .sEsa aas bid sf
Gas and Electric Light stocks.-washington Cas-
r., kas@ bid. 4 asked. U. g. Electric Light s9H
Insurance stocks.-Flremen.s. 80 bid. Franklin,
Potomac S; IS id Arlington. 13o bid. German n
American 1870 bid. NatIoral Union, bid, 12l.
asked. Columbia, 10h bid, 12H asked. Riggs, ca
bid. Peoples, bid. Lincoln, bid. CONNER
cial, bid.
Title Insurance Stocks. Real Estate Title, -
ington Title bid. District Title. bid.
4 Telephone Stocks.-P Pennsylvania, 3s bid. IS
asked chesapeake and Potomac, x59 bid. Ameri-
can Gnphophone. 149 bid. l5M asked. American
Graphophons. preferred; y bid le asked Pneu-
Miscellaneous Stocks. = Mergenthaler Linotype
1854 bid. 1891 asked. Larston Monotyre. l2H
hid 1Sk asked. Washington Market, II bid
Great Falls Ice liz bid, 126 asked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19

We Are Demonstrating
"Vici Leather Dressing. I"

A dressing made by the maker of
the famous Vici Kid. 1t polishes
leather and softens it Gives it the
luster it had when it left the makers
hands. Good for any kind of leather,
any kind of shoes. Come in and have
your shoes dressed-it will not cost
you anything. We want you to know
how good these ''Vici' preparations
are.
Second floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Ths House Of Representatives presented a
most desolate appearance when 1t con-
vened at noon after the weary all-night ses-
SION The members were bedraggled and
red-eyed after the long struggle, and were
late In getting in their places. The gal
leries. that have been thronged for days,
were almost deserted. The climax had be IN
reached The Cuban resolution which had
served az the magnet had been passed, and
the public appetite was satisfied.
Mr.. Dingley and Mr.. Bailey ths leaders
of their respective sides; Representative
Grosvenor and other House veterans show
ed few signs of the long siege they had
pessed through.
While the Journal. which was very long,
was being read Mr.. Hager Qowa), chair
man Of the committee on enrolled bills,
brought in the Cuban resolution. which had
been enrolled under his personal direction.
me Speaker Immediately signed It, and as
soon as the reading of the Journal was con-
Guided. at i2;l6 pm. he announced his sig
nature.
There was no demonstration. The ENROLL
Ing clerk at his side seized the resolution
and hurried with il over to the Senate
Mr.. Grosvenor then. as a question OF per-
sonal privilege, had read at the clerks desk
an editorial in New York paper comment
ing upon his statement in the House on
ipiH tndl THIS war Will be fought under
the banner of the republican administra-
ton of this government or Ii will not be
fought al all
Mr. Grosyenor explained the circum-
stances under which the statement was
made He had been delighted with the rec
ord which the democratic party had made.
and IN the statement he had meant only
that as tbs present administration had
three years TO run the war which was upon
US must be fought during its life or not at
ALI He had meant no reflection, and had
appealed 10 both sides of the House to
stand by the executive. who had been as
sauh I'd.
In this connection" concluded Mr. Cros-
venor. Il desire TO say l believe this war
will be energetica]ly waged both in a mill.
tary sense and in the legislation necessary
to carry IL on. and / believe the response Ia
the call TO arms will be unanimous. There
will be no political division. 1t will come
from democrats ana populists as well as
from republicans. and especially do I be.
lave the response to patriotism will come
from every southern state and that the
whole Union will share the Triumphant
echo OF loyalty" Great applause)
Mr.. Dingley stated that in view of thu
fact that the House had been sitting al
night and ths members were weary n,
would move to adjourn.
Accordingly. at l232 pm. the House ad
iourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19
Car. Dt.pen,ed with

Judge Cox, In Equity Court No. 1, today
signed an order authorizing the receiver Of
the lexington and Soldiers Home Railway
Company to change the schedule on the
North Capitol street branch of the road by
dispensing with four of the five cars now
operated there, and retaining one car in
operation on that Nne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19
Lawn
Mowers.

LAWN
Mowers.
Don't purchase your Lawn Mower
until you have examined our Stand
ard Lawn Mowers. which we have
Just received in four sizes. This
mower has always been higher
priced, but department store quantity
buying enables us to offer them at
heretofore impossible prices for good
mowers.
Tomorrow W sffer so OF our ..St,,a,r,, r
mowers, IL ten-ineh size, at the upusnar,r ,',.
price Of '"iy low
S1.o5 each.
Larger sizes for Iittle more
Fifth floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19

100 dozen Womtn's Fast Black and Tan Cotton
Hose, with double heels and toes and very elastic
Sizes 8 t. TO-
I5c., 2 pairs for 25c
100 dozen Women's Fast Black Cotton Hose with
double soles and high spliced heels: earn fine and
elastic.
25c. pair. Value ,,5c.
100 dozen Women's Fancy Isle Thread Hose
neat stripes and boot patterns elegantly made and
perfectly proportional
zoe. pair. Value SOC.
First floor.
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25c. for all S1.OO Books.
35C. for all SIPS Books.

The following and many other
Twb Women and Fool. 10y III. G. Chatfeld
Taylor, with frontispiece by Chas. Dana Gibson.
35c. Originally SIPS.
A Sawdust Doll. 10y Mrs. Reginald de Koven-
Peacock library; l6mo.
35c. Originally SIPS.
House of Cards, by Alice $ Wolf-Peacock
library; 16mo.
$50 Originally SI.25.
John Gabriel Borkman. by Henrik lbsen-trans-
lated by VIM. Archer-Green Tree library; 16mo
35c. Originally SI.25.
Sturdy Beggar. by Chas. Charrngton; 16mo
25c. Originally SI.oo.
Basement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19
NO NJ ORE clay
The Desire is to Begin the War as Soon Is
Possible.
President and Congress United ON the
Necessity of Expediting
Matters.

1t is assured that there will be no more
delay in the execution of the intervention
resolutions adopted by Congress at an
early hour this morning than the strict
proprieties of the case require. The reso-
buttons are mandatory and do not admit of
reopening negotiations with Srain. This
accords with The Presidents purposes. as
understood. The President wants to stop
the war in Cuba, and those who are aware
of his policy declare that now that he has
been given the necessary authority he VIII
act with promptness and vigor, and would
have done so had the resolutions been .ess
mandatory.
Prophecies require that the President
shall give Spain time enough to respond to
the demands made by the resolutions. 1t
may be that twenty-four hours will be
given: may be forty-eight hours, but it Is
declared that whatever time is given will
be but brief and DO more than decency de-
mands.
No hope is entertained in official ard con-
gres5ional circles that Spain will yield. 1t
is so well understood that she will not that
there is not felt to be much time required
for discussion. The general belief is that
Spain will reply Immediately. without wait
ing for the expiration of such brief space
u
the demands.
Working ON War Measures.
The House committee on military affairs
IS new at work on the rev three-battalion
I'LL, and the ways ard means committee is
prepared to report tc the House war
revenue bill as soo1 as Spain has defined
her attitude in response to our demands.
The Speaker and the Vice President. on
Nf mn II
announced their signatures to the Cuban
the White House.
In both houses there was the quiet and
lassitude consequent upon the fatigue of an
all-night session. 1t was the intention to
take up an election contest in the House.
but on account of the general WEAKNESS OF
the members of the House Mr.. Dingley
proposed an adjournment until tomorrow.
which was taken.
The revenue measure, Mr.. Dingley says.
will probably not be called up In the House
until after hostilities have been assured by
the reply of Spain, should that reply mean
hostilities.
No Disposition to Delay.
There appears to be no longer DISPOSE
tion In responsible quarters to delay mat
tiers. In Congress there is an anxiety to
have the suspense relieved, and it is said
that the President is quite as DESTROYS as
is any one that the suspense shall end.
There is but one thing in sight-that is
war-and it is the desire that it shall be
begun and ended as quickly possible.
Opinions vary as to when hostilties will
begin. A very general opinion is that the
harbor of Havana will be blockaded before
the end of this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19
Foreclosure Suit.

A bin in equity, asking the foreclosure
of. a certain deed Of: trust on part Of lots
20 and p. square ass. to secure $4,000. was
this afternoon filed by the Mechanics In
surance Company of Philadelphia, against
Frederick g. Aukam and fifteen other de-
PENDANTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19
| ParasOl
| Special.

Some fifty or sixty handsome
More Velour Parasols, in black and
pretty shades of green. violet and
red; stylish princess sticks
r,.., $3.50 each. Value $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19
Garbage
Cams.

Cams.
We are now showing a complete
line OF Galvanized Iron Garbage
Cans, and call especial attention to
the low prices quoted.
We offer tomorrow seventy-two
4-gallon Garbage Cans, complete
with cover, for only
35c. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19
REGULARS IN ATTENDANCE,
Raw Weather Kept General Public
Away From Races.

Away From Races.
Special Dispatch TO The Evening Star.
BENNING RACE TRACK, April TO-
The raw. threatening weather kept the at
tendance down at the Benning track this
afternoon. The regulars. however. were
out in fun force. The smal-sized card was
further reduced by several scratches.
In the first race Knight of the Garter,
First Fruit, Lucid and Torstenson were
scratched. Gen. Mart Gary in the second,
Nabob in the third and Tyran, Cavalleria
and Overheard in the fourth.
Jockeys and odds in first race: Tappan
(Ballard) ) 10 /: Nabob CLAY, 8 to =. and
Handpress HewitD, 1 to 3.
Entries for Tomorrow
First race, selling, five furlongs-Sallust.
99I Continental, 119; Filament apprentice
allowance). Celia Dean, Calculation, Our
Breezy. 81; Decanter, First Fruit. Cherry
Picker, GlonOine, 1902; Charantus Ill; In
constarcy, 100
Second race. maidens, six furlongs-Duke
OF Durham. Sophomore Sweet Sound. Mig
ger Baby, Lillian Maxwell Swashbuckler
jones. Butter Cup. Miss Casey, 107
Third Race, two-year-old maidens. half
a nile-St Sophia. Miss Mark, Lady Exile,
Subject Judge Wilcox. The Recluse,
Ter. Silver Step Cavalleria. ST. Clair, Ty-
ram 1O7.
Fourth race. high weight. selling, one
miie-Festa. 81; Passover. Knight OF the
Garter. 100: Sir Dick, 80: Ortoland 90;
Squan. 100; King T.. 113; Atlantus. 1O1.
Fifth race. selling, six and one-haif fur
iongs-Louise n, 106 South Africa, 112; Hi
DADDY; ITO; Thinker. Giles Shine. 80: Plan
tain,' 81; Lucid, LOT.
Apprentice allowance.
Maiden steeplechase failed to fill and SELL
Ing race substituted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19

Grain, Provisions and Cotton Markets
Furnished by w. B. Hibbs 6. Co., bankers
and brokers, 1927 F st.. members New York
stock exchange. correspondents Messrs
Ladenburg. Ttalmann & Co., New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening, the high
est and the lowest and the closing prices Of
the New York stock market today, as re-
ported by Corson & Mccartney, members
Messrs. Van Emburgh & Atterbury. No. z
Vol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19
Mems Suits
To Order.

We make Mems Stylish Clothing
to order at reasonable prices and
guarantee perfect fitting garments.
lust received a new line OF Blue
and Black Serges, which we are
making UP as follows:
Blue Serge, $3.50 and $1,000.
Black Serge, $4,000.
The blacks are Interchangeable.
The blues are pure indigo dye.
First floor.
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H0usecfeaninp
Req uisites.

Many prudent housekeepers clean
house before very warm weather
We are now offering the newest and
best helps to Tighten the labor and
increase the efficacy of housecIean-
ing. We note few items from ,
complete up-to-date stock:
feterman's Roach Powder, per oan I2C.
feterman's Discovery. per bottle. 2Oc.
Dead Stuck" for bugs. per bottle. IOc
sulphur Candles. each .. IOC
Haif-covered Dustpans. each. IOc.
Wire-drawn Dust Brushes each IOC.
Ostrich Feather Busters. each IOc
"hisk Brooms, assorted sizes each IOc.
Ready-mixed Paints per can IOc.
Extra Quality Paint Brushes cach IOc.
Fifth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19
wnl Read to the Blind.

Miss Lippincott win read to the blind to-
morrow afternoon at 2:30 In the depart
ment devoted to the blind In the Library Of
Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19
Boys
Department.

A special sale of Boys Covert
Cloth Top Coats-all-wool materials,
nicely made and perfect fitting. The
most stylish coat for large or small
boys this spring.
The 'Brownie' style for little boys. to g.
Values. $500 and $5.75.
Special price, $500 each.
Top Coats for LANCER boys cut In proper length.
ny front and small roll collar. Sizes to IL.
Value, $50.
/ Special price, $3.50 each.
Third door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19
Sash Ribbon

Sash Ribbon
Special.
S-inch Double-face Black Satin
Sash Ribbon, with cord edge, al
about half regular price.
87gc. a ward. Value SI.5o.
First floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19

loo dozen Womens Gauze Ilsle Thread IIa<
double soles high spiced heels; very fire quality.
.35c., 3 pairs for SI.oo. Value 5oc.
80 dozen women's Pure SILK Black Hose. extra
fine quality, with double soles and high sI,liced
heels.
SI.5o pair. Value $500.
100 dozen Womcns Plain Tan Hose. in various
styles and shades. extra nne quality.
Special price, 25c. a pair.
loo dozen Infants Iisle Thread Socks or.en-
work effects, black. tan, blue, pink aud flesh.
Sizes to so.
Special price, 25c.'a pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19

NIes are represented:
Al the Sign OF the Sphinx book Of Charnde<
by Carolyn Wells: 16mo.
25c. Originally SI.oo.
Gale. Limited edition: l2mo : '
25c- Originally SI.oo.
John Davidson; l6mo. -
25c. Originally SI.oo.
Song Of the Seas NV Lady Of Dreams ana
other poems, by Eric Mackay author Of ..I,,y.
Letters Of Niolinist;'' lsmo
25c. Originally SI.oo.
In Eusset and Silver, by Edmond Gosse; lGmo.
CSC. Originally $I.oo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19

whitney Baby Carriages, roll body, best springs
and wheels and adjustable parasoi
$5.O5 each.