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cHILDREs,s WEAR.


$l.9s Children's 2-piece Suits. in duck,
gingham or lawn Blouse and Eton 10r
Suits. All sizes. Sale price. 1VO
19c Ctildren's Null Caps with embroidered
crown, with full ruche. Sale 7a
Price. e....-.......----.--....-
e. $3.50 and sos Children's Straw-crown
Mull-trimmed Hats. with sprays OF flowers
and quilts. Each one dream in IT, Q2e
seif- sale price VIZ
75c. Soc Chiidren's Straw-crown Null trim
med Hats; pretty colors and styles. 3Sc
osie pice--...--...
Sc Children's Czn,bric Long and Short
Dresses; embroidery and lace trim 91o
med: excellent value. Sale price. SAo
Soc and 75c Children's Null Caps: close
fitting fronts: high fronts. with and
without capes; handsomely trimmed 2Sc
sale price. -....-..--......-...-..s~
HOSIERY.
Il l-ec Children's Fast Black Hose. ex-
ceedingly good value at the price. Sizes S
to 9l-2. You can have them 20 mr.
e5c Children's Lisle Thread Hose. war
ranted fast black: full regular 1917
l9c Ladies' Isle Finished Hose, fast black.
ss's ssSul,, n,,dn made. = in box 12He DR.
(Or Soc box.)
39c Ladies' Lisle Thread Hose, in plain
Richeiieu or Rembrandt styles, in 23c
black or tans- Sale price ScC
LADIES' VESTS.
1s l-2c Ladies' Maco Yam Ribbed Vests,
crochet and ribboned neck, all sizes. u.
SAFE price.
lac Ladies' Fine Vests. best Egyptian
yarn in white. cream, light and pink. hand
somely crochet and ribbon trimmed. 1(ln
sale
39c Ladies' Pure Lsle yests-the regular
price everywhere is Soc. Excellent J1D
value and quality. Sale price. Si0
TABLE LINEN.
2Jc Turkey Red Table Linen. 6i inches
wide. fast colors, guaranteed. Sale ISe
price.
SOC Bieached Damask Table Linen. 6s inches
wide Several patterns to select from. o1e
BEDWEAR.
72-inch Half bleached Table Linen. same
as you pay 75c a yard for elsewhere iSc
big bargain. Sale price. "e
The best quality of Utica Bed Sheets that
can be had will be offered during this sale
at the following prices:
6sx90 12xeo 0ox9o
SIC 35c iic.
II you prefer He1nstitched, we are selling
p0x90 at SOC.
A STARTLING VALUE IN EN-
BROIDERIES.
l0c, 12c and 15c Hamburg Emhroi'ierirs.
to inches wide; in the pretiies. Sa
of patterns For this sale. ~
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In the Fair Land of Po,.,.

Il could not fail to notice the difference in the
young girls as soon as I crossed the Russian
frontier and came into the land of the Slay.'.
writes Lillian Bell. from wilma, Russia, in the
Ladies' Home Journal "Here at once found
individuality. Polish girls are more like Amer
ican girls II you ask young English girl what
she thinks Of Victor Hugo she tells you that her
mamma does not allow her to read French novels
II you ask French girl how she likes to live in
alone in her life But the Polish girls are different
They are individual. They all have personality
When you have met one you never feel as il you
had met all. In this respect they resemble Amer
ican girls but only in this respect, for whereas
there is type Of Polish young giri-and charm
ing type she isl never in my life saw what
considered typical American girl. You cannot
tvriiy the physical charm Of the ycms American
gir1"
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more tender use to other and less for
tunate women? Not at all. They go
out of curiosity-unwholeso curiOs-
ity. SO says the Gentlewoman, which
leads them to poke their pretty noses
into all sorts ef unsavory places. and
then to pretend that they detect there
nothing but the odor of the violet and
the rose. They give no thought to
what is going on around them, to the
degradation of their sister women. for
whom they should feel the greatest
sorrow and compassion. They do not
shrink with grief and pain from a
nearer view of the lives which their
brothers and husbands are leading or
may have led. They are interested and
curious
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The French Maid Bow.

II you want to be sure of getting one that is
large enough it is best to secure apicture Of a
genuine French maid Note the size of the white
tie upon her neck and be governed accordingly
The French maid tie is patterned upon this model,
and. of course, to be very fashionable, It must
exceed it in size. To make this tie you get yard
Of chiffon, which will cost at least 81 You cut
it lengthwise In three strips and sew the strips
together very neatly, fastening down the raw
edges that they will not fray, for nothing tears
out and trays like chiffon. Upon the end sew a
deep rufIic Of lace over the chiffon, and SO con-
tinue until you have trimmed the chiffon ends to
the depth OF an eighth OF yard. Now put your
tie around your neck and tie it into big bow
under your chin-the larger the better. Pull out
effect.
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in Australia to hold three degrees in sci
ence and art. She recently gained the b.
S. In the Sidney University.
The little Grand Duchess Olga already
speaks Russian very well and Is begin
ing to express herself in English. To all
those surrounding her she Is extremely
courteous and polite. fact which re-
fleets great credit upon her governess.
who is an Englishwoman. AS she was so
desirous of hearing the voice of her moth
er when the latter was ill telephone
was fitted up for her convenience, and the
little girl was thereby enabled to chatter
to the Tsaritsa to her hearts content
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TEETH Gold Crowns and
Bridge Work, S5
WASHINGTON DENTAL PARloRs,
n. +. Cor. Seventh and E Streets N. W.
A Novel Use of Bracelets.

Bracelets are playing a novel role Many wom-
en- who have naturally short, curly hair have
discovered that very becoming form Of coiffure,
and one which has the further merit of SIM
plicity, consists of gathering up all the hair to
the top of the head. and there keeping it in
place by simple silver, gold, jeweled brace
let, which must, however, be stiff in order to
produce the desired effect. It is claimed that
those who patronize this new way OF dressing
their hair find that il has a very good effect on
the roots, the more that in order to keen the
hair a convenient length for this arrangement.
the tips have TO be frequently cut.
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1 was seriously aflicted with a cough Z

was seriously afflicted with a cough for
several years, and last fall had a more
severe cough than ever before. / have
used many remedies without receiving
much relief. and being recommended to
try bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy, by friend. who, knowing me to be
a poor widow. gave it TO me, / tried it,
and with the most gratifying results. The
first bottle relieved me very much and the
second bottle has absolutely cured me. 1
have not had as good health for twenty
years. Respectfully. Mrs. Mary A. Beard,
Claremore. Ark. Sold by Henry Evans,
wholesale and retail druggist. 9sS Street
northwest and Connecticut Avenue and
s Street northwest and 1A2S Maryland
Avenue northeast
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Your credit Is good at Lansburg's Fur.
aiture House. 18th and + sts. oc3-tf
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DRY GOODS.

DNA GOODS.
10000 yards of Fine Scotch Lawns. Sold
everywhere at l0c yard. Most n1agnih-
cent assortment of patterns ever shown in
Washington Suitable for shirt waists Q IN
and suitings. Sale price. e...........C u /2C
5000 yards Of Best Sea Island Percales-
36 inches wide. Go where you will and
you cannot buy them less than IL 1-2c per
yard. Our patterns distinct and different
from what Others show. SsleQ QI/o
price. nv
10000 yards Of 40-inch Lawns and India
Linena- Some worth IL 1-2c and zs high
as 2oc a yard Very good qualities. YfL~
Sale price, nv
5000 yards of Crash Toweling. in beached
or unbleaehed Same as you pay ioc Sc
for-very wide. Sale price. cO
1000 yar.s Of Dotted Lawns, Organdies,
the usual 25c qualities: patterns that will as
tonish you as to their beauty 1917
safe price,
NOTIONS.
&c Black and White Twill uoU
Tape. all sizes Sale price. IL q IVll
SAFETY ss Pias. tisa'y Sale Fisses 1c a paper
Zoe Pure Sperm Ma
chine Oil, 8 or Sale d ho<<ln
SC Wash Rags. large size. Sale OI/o
price. -.-.---.......--.s/ZS
Sc Linen Tape Measure. 60 inches. IN
SC Chinese Ironing Wax. Sale Z.
price. ................ IL
l0c Pure Talcum Powder. Ia hnw
oaIe Ptice-- ~ ~V<A
l5c Children's Hose Sup Tn nm
porters- Sale price. ce.....---.......sC p
1oc Real Bristle i-row Tooth 1n
Brushes. Sale price. e..--.-....-........f ~
l0c Best Black Shoe dp hNtt1o
Polish. Sale price. ~ DVttIC
10c Black Assorted Pins. % hnv
oaIc Pfiec- ',o-N
Colgate's Celebrated Soap. in Palm, Turkish
Bath and Pure CASTLE. Sale IA a ar
HOUSE lRNISHINGS.
Although this department did not share in
the great purchase, yet have decided to
keep apace with the other remarkably low
values, and offer you the following prices
from our own stock:
25c iarge-size Japanned Foot Tubs lie
Soc 31-2-gallon Galvanized Garbage
Cans-close- fitting S3c
69c 5-gallon Galvanized Garbage Cans
clcse-ftting covers. .-..-..........s5c
3pc 3-quart Granite Iron Double Boilers l9c
2sc 3-quart Granite Iron Coffee and Tea
2lc 3-gallon Galvanized Water Buckets lSc
15c 4-quart Granite Iron Stew Pans - &c
Les 12-inch Jcrdinieres-emhcs ssed deco
rations and fancy shapes. 9Sc
N-12 10-inch Jardnieres-embossed deco
rations and fancy shapes pes..........5gc 5gc
SPECIAL FROM TO II AND 3 To 5:
3oc. Fine Engraved Shell Glass Tuniblers-
styies---- -..-------------l5c. hall doz-
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Old Ladies' Capes.

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Old ladies' Capes.
In the purchase we end 20 Capes for ell
derly ladies' Black Clay Diagonal Cloth.
trimmed with lace. jet and silk ribbon. They
arc really worth from 5000 to 81 *
SIS Silk Waists.
Splendid qualities in Taieta and Fancy
Silk-plaids. stripes and checks-assorfed
colors. all sizes. As there are only few
Of Of these. we advise prompt call &1.85
Sale Price. Y
|. Misses and Children'S
Refers and Jackets.
These. also, we have divided into two
great lots. and put phenomenaily low prices
on them
Lot Refers and
Jackets worth up to &c.
$3.50 "
In this lot will be found plain and fancy
cloth. all colors-all sizest to 10; plain
and braid trimmed. sailor and notch collars.
Lot 2-Reefers and
Jackets worth up 81 .6S
to S.
Excellent quality Of all-wool cloths. in
Spring weights-plsin colors and fancy
cloths-plain braid trimmed-scme Wat
teau, some plain backs-sailor and notch col
lars. All the latest and best shades.
Miles of Ribbon.
Another grand special of our own stock:
All Silk Ribbons, worth from
25 to Soc. at l2c.
Don't compare these ribbons with the cheap
ones sold around the city. They arc to 5
inches wide. in all the most desirable shades
Taffetss. Plain and Moire Fancy Ribbons of
all kinds. and Satin and Gros Grain 1So
and they are all fine silk. .lSV
COrSetS.
1000 pairs Of Ladies' Coutil Corsets. in
gray and white. warranted all bone-all sizes
Generally sold at SOC. Sale JEo
price. soO
l.50o pairs OF Ladies' Fine Coutii Corsets.
in gray and white. You often paid 75c for
them. Lace trimmed and ribbon trimmed
around busts-all bone-all sizes Sale fkn
Ptice- -----..-.-..... ..-...-----..--.-.
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Hundreds Of Fascinating Hats.

2
Hundreds Of Fascinating Hats.
We have picked at random
some of the extraordinary bar
gains in Ladies Hats from this
superb stock. The values are
almost beyond belief, they seem
too good to be true.
81 and $f.25 Leghorns, 4Sc.
inc imported Leghorn Flats for ladies.
misses and children. Not one amongst them
that you could buy elsewhere for A2c
less than sl.O0. Sale price. 1oc
Trimmed Sailors, 15c.
In the big purchase is just one case Of
Ladies' Trimmed Sailors. They are white
only. but they are made in the latest Knox
style. with ribbon band and leather 15e
sweat. You certainly want one st.. io0
$1.25 and $l.5O Sailors, Csc.
Another great bargain. which you must
be quick to snatch. rs there are only four
dozen Of them. Genuine Panama and the
handsomest Of this seasons styles. Trim
med with silk ribbon band. Knox style,
finished mems style. Sale 6Xc
imported Flowers, worth 1hr
up to 81. 90 for lVS
Another wonder of this great sale. large
lot Of Imported Flowers, all in the original
boxes, so you know they are genuine. Flow
ers Of every description and every color. You
had better believe this is big bargain.
They are worth up to sl.00.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
During this great sale we not going to
allow our regular stock to lag behind, We
have cut to meet the other prices. Here
three Of the most special bargains:
Untrimmed Hats worth 1(lr
75c to $3.50. HS
Among them are excellent quality Chips.
Fancy Straws and Benini Braid Short-back
Sailors. You will find all the latest shapes
and most favorite colors. We have placed
them on a separate table.
Trimmed 1'urbanS, worth 1Qr
81 and $3.50, pS
Just the thing for bicycle or street wear.
Very chic effects. Blacks or colors. Trim
med with straw braid or silk batavia.
Trimmed Hats. worth e1 No
S. to $3.50, ~'7O
These hats are made up in the most at
med with good material, in all sorts of color
combinations. You won't find one among
them you can duplicate under s..
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Mems Wear.

75c Mems Madras Shirts. soft bosoms, with
detachable cuffs; many patterns to Cee
select from. Sale price. SVC
3oc Mems Balbriggan Underwear, in long
or short sleeves. with French neck. 1Oo
Alsa drawers Sale price. tJO
SOC Mems Jean Drawers. with banjo seats.
ribbed ankle or string bottoms. the best
drawer ever produced for the money. 1do
For this sale. Observation-Disclosures 1fO
10 Madras Club Ties. in all the lat 9o
est patterns. For this sale. ~
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Wrappers.

Soc Ladies' House Dresses. made Of tho
best percsle--in all colors and sizes. 400
~ ASc. NV
$l.75 Ladies' Percaie House Dresses,
.a.,s 6iouss "a effect. cts. and braided, No isdy&1 10
should be without one Sale price PA'Ao
N-25 Ladies' Percale Wrappers. loose front
and Wattear backs. braided and ruffied. in
nary. red. and other coioS; 31-2 S(lo
yards wide. Sale price. 0JC
dihcrent styles, braided and rualed, very styi.
t.t. yards wide. in all colors and Qsar
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We have bought from M Myers Co., e17-ee-e21 Broad
stock Of samples
-e1e-e21 Broadway. New York, their entire
AT Is CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.

oneofN
an Mems sFunishn
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Kings Palace Department Store
Kings Palace Department Store.
Office of
M. ]. Myers & Co.,
6I7 to 62I Broadway.

Office of st~ee
81 M. J. Myers & Co..
6I7 Broadway
NEW YORK. May 26, 1898.
H. King Jr.. Kings Palace Washington D. c.:
Dear Sir: After due consideration have decided to
accept your proposition 25c the dollar for entire
stock of sample lines.
We have this day shipped you thirtyseven cases of
goods
This purchase is unquestionaby the cheapest and best
value have sold and comprises all this seasons goods
At the price sold you will understand that the terms
strictly cash. Respectfully yours M. ]. MYERS eco.
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Shirt Waists.

75c and Csc Ladies' Percale Shirt Waists,
laundered and detachable collars, pouch front,
plented back and front, unexcelled patterns.
Sizes S2 to ~. Do not mistake these with the
ordinary waists-as they are not. zee 9Oo
for yourself. Sale price. OJC
$l.6s Ladies' Black and White Lawn
Waists, tuck and emb trimmed and one row
Of insertion; blouse effel.. All sizes. OQa
sale price. WV
$2.2S Ladies' Fine White Lawn Waists,
with three rows Of insertion. tucked and
emb. trimmed. A handsome and de ii 10
sirable garment. Sale price RlsfO
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Cotton Underwear.

75c Ladies' Fine Canton Umbrella Skirts,
with wide embroidered rufhe, full f1o
width. Sale price. tfC
Soc Ladies' Umbrella Drawers, with 6-inct
embroidered rutfe, yoke bands Sale ~.
with without insertion. different 11e
bitits- safe
s1.25 Ladies' Night Robes, 10 different
styles, handsomely trimmed with lace and
embroideries- Such values you never GQe
got before. Sale price. ce................ Voo
Soc Ladies' Cambria Drawers. trimmed with
lace and embroidery: also tucked. 1Qc
Sale price. AVC
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sTRETcH1Nas OF CONSCIENCE.

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The times., 1898-02-07
A FINE PROGRAM GIVEN.
The Young Peoples Temple Society
Concert an Artistic Success

The great popularity of the Young Peo-
at the concert last night at the Columbia
for the benefit of the building fund. Not
only was the audience an excellent one in
size and in quality, but the program, Of
volunteers satirely, was certainly one OF
the best OF the year.
This concert is the4esultors soins. w eeks of
hard work by energetic people. both in the
society and out. The result will he a
substantial addition to the funds
The program included two fine songs by
the SaengeI1und, three eScellently given
numbers by al orchestra OF sixty Iuusicia ms
under the lea iership of Mr. 50! Minister and
Songs anti Instrumental numbers by several
was we'll balanced, varied and uniformly
excellent.
Mr.. Sol Minister was perhaps the bright,
particular star OF the evening. Besides
conducting his orchestra throughout its
numbers he mad two aolos on the violin
that were he gems OF the program.
= '-Ziceunerw .isen," Gypsy Dances, by
Sarasate, though familiar 10 musicians
and audiences of this city, has seldom
been rcndere ! with more grace and spright-
illness. Miss Kitty Thompson Berry sang
Thou Brilliant Bird by David, accom-
panied by Hr. Henry Jaeger $50 prettily
as to recei-. one OF the Ovations. She
was obliged 70 respond to the encore. The
Sa engerbund, under the leadership Of Mr..
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City Brevities.

Louis Wash, the young son of Mr. James
Walsh, living at Third and L streets
southeast, ,gAo was run over by street
car about 4 week ago. is conyalescing.
Louis DAshof reported TO the police yes
terdsy afternoon that during the morning
a sneak thief had entered his store, No. 800
Tenth street, aud robbed his cash drawer
of So.
The condirIon of Mrs. Lane. daughter
offormer Sc lator Blackburn, of Kentucky, ,
was said To be most satisfactory TO her
family and friends last night. she con-
tinues TO improve.
Walter Upton, white riding horseback
early yesterday morning. fell from his
saddle on New Hampshire avenue, near
street, and sustained a fracture OF his
right leg. lie was taken 10 Garfield
Hospital.
Or. stafford, pastor Of st. Patrick's
Church, Left yesterday for Ohio. where
be VIII deliver a lecture. He viii at
tend the funeral of Mgr. Edward McCol-
gan in Baltimore before he returns to
the city next Wednesday
The explosion of coal oil lamp caused
a small fire early Yesterday morning ut
No. 232S i street northwest, occupied by
Daniel Carter. The department was sum
nipned in response ia an alarm from box
36l. The damage amount ed To about $50.
Charles Lucas, colored man living at
No. 1919 Vermont avenue, reported TO the
police Of the Sixth precinct yesterday that
he had been assaulted and robbed OF SO
While near ND-th Capitol street and Massa-
chusetts avenue late Saturday night The
police are II work on q clew.
y birthday social VIII he held on Friday
evening by the congregation OF the Ninth
Street Christian Church in the Sunday
school ruop. OF Ulat church The guests
are expected 90 contribute as many pennies
as they are Years OLD, o. :. number equal 10
the number If years they hope To live. The
coliec ION VIII bc added TO the general
church fund.
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GENERALLY FAIR WEATHER.
The Sage Makes This PROMISE AL
ding That l. VIII Be Warmer


Il am nny fhawing OUT SAID the
Weather SAGE, as lie sponged the pers
nirat;on froia his brow last night. III IL
fhe first wash / have had since the freeze
out set in. Nobody likes to take baih
with n bea.sxin ulster on. ia rather be
a mile off f,om goodness than get wet
whom street cars can't run without salt on
the tracks. am opposed to winter Dap
tism. 1t is unpleasant TO have the cir
cuIation interrupted by Ice gorges in ones
arteries. S1w that ! have got TINS
weather uud.r crntrol, / can think OF my
old gauZe il.,Iershirts without the chilis.'
Then the sage picked up his eye
glasses anil looked out into the Pacific
ocean. 81 sce," said he, "a storm OF con
siderable inransity, which is developing
off the Nor.h racific coast. 1t is not
probable that it will come to Washing
ton this season because OF the objec-
ton which tie Rocky Mountains are pre-
pared to offer. There is a little storm
getting tog u her in Colorado, but it viii
probably move polewards.
please say that generally fair wealth
er may be Apected iii all districts, and
that.it will grow warmer III the Atlantic
States"
The times., 1898-02-07
SUNDAY READING PRIyu EGGS
The Innovation at the Washington
Free Iabrnry Is Iuauournted

Free Library Is Inaugurated.
The Washington Free Library is the
first local institution of the kind 10 an
swer the appeal OF Sunday readers and
yesterday opened its rooms to the gen.
era1 public. For many years the resi-
dentS OF Washington who are so ,Iofor-
tunate as not 10 be able TO take advan-
tage OF the opportunities afforded by the
local libraries during line week days
have appealed to the rnanageEne!lts 10
open their libraries on Sundays; Of late
great effort has been made to induce
Congress to open the Congressional Lii
braiy on Sundays, but without avail.
That The demand OF appeal was lust
was not denied, for il is known that
there is d large reading population in
the city who have no other time except
the Sabbath on which to pursue or sat
lsfy their desire fer reading. These are
Tor The most part clerks in The depart
mehts, laboring men, and ladies, whose
time is occupied during the week in
making a living for themselves and
others.
IL is to accommodate these classes
that the Washington Library has decid-
ed 10 open its doors on Sundays: and
that its consideration for those who
have no other means or time 10 acquire
knowledge is appreciated, was plainly
evidenced by the large number of read
erS who took advantage of the oppor-
tunity offered them yesterday.
The Sunday openings viii be managed
by voluntary service that is. the reeu-
lar employees OF the library viii not be
called upon 10 do extra work on that
day. Every Sunday one of the officers
of the library VIII be in charge
of the reaainG-rooms Yesterday
Mr.. II. S. Palmer member
of the board Of trustees, served the
public, ana during the hours the rooms
were open, from 2:30 p. m. to $50 D. m,
he was kept busy attending to The wants
OF the large number Of persons who
visited the rooms.
To meet the demand for popular
books and magazines, Mr.. Palmer said
that ii had been arranged that the Ii
braly would get an extra number OF
these, which would be loaned to the
patrons for IL cents. As soon as the
books are paid for in this way they will
be placed upon the shelves for public
use the same as any other book or mag
azine In the library
The number or persons who attended
the opening yesterday demonstrated that
to meet the demand for Sunday read
ers. there will have TO be greater ac-
provided The reading
room at present is capable of accommo-
dating only fifteen readers, and all day
while the library was open This room
was crowded, many ladies and children
being among the number
The times., 1898-02-07
MIR. SMITHS FUNERAL.
A Number of Officials VIII Prob
ably Attend.

The funer Al OF Director Joseph 2. Smith.
OF the Burea' or American Republics, VIII
take place t;morrow at UrbaDa, Q. The
body win be sent direct there from Miami,
Fla.
1t is expec'ed that a number OF officials
win leave LAS city TO attend the funeral
as soon rs an arrangements are per
fected. T'.e President had not been in
formed up - j / O'Clock last night of the
arrangements, and he WAS anxious TO learn
them.
The times., 1898-02-07
MoSAHAN's FEBRUARY BATH.
He Falls In,o the River and Police
man itescues Him.

Thomas Monahan, living at No. Al C
Ing last night by Policeman Sontag, OF
the Fourth precinct. Monahan was sstand-
ing upon the wharf at the foot OF Ninth
the water.
His cries COR help attracted the atten-
tion OF the .fficer, who ran to his res
cue and with heroic effort succeeded
in dragging the man from the water.
Monahan was removed to mis- home in
patrol wagon and suffered no serious con
sequences f"5m his improniptu bath.