Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1896, Page 6

8 THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. FRIDAY. -June 1896. itor. cCRosBY NOYES. STAR has a regular and permanent Family Circulation much more than three times as large as that of any other paper, morning or evening, published in Washin, ton. As a News and Advertising Medinm it has ne competitor. THY EVENING void delays, on ac: count ersonnl absence, letters to THE STAR should not be addressed to any individaal coanected with the efice, but simply to THE STAR, or to Euliterizl or Business Depart- ments, necording to tenor or purpose. THE STAR BY MAIL. leaving the city for any The Star mailed to ress in the United by ordering it at n or oy letter, or ‘Terms: 15 cents per 5 cents for two weeks, or 50 cents per month. Invariably in ad- vance. Subscribers changing their ress from one Post-office to another should give the last address s well as the new one. Persons d can any ac s or Canada, in " Water Supply. District appropria- it daffict agreement oa importance nd peo- at the nat tal. greement as to two or which are bein sntinuously debat sent, respe not altogether surpris fferenc: mendment essary incr supply is really mi testimony in the ca ; the only the Increase ees on th here 1 by tiveiy, the House ng, ase ata All the of comple aqueduct tinnel’ is really no argument at all, inasmuch as it is merely a statemeni to the effeet t so much of an incre: in the 2 i wild be im- 2 nett! j th: | Representatives ion of the | Cleveland, or any other man of their own, will they not necessarily weaken the gold side of the controversy? The republicans will have lost some of their western strength, and unless this is made up to them in some way, will not the cause of scund money be put in peril at the polls? Can it be made up to them in any way but by the coming of eastern democrats to their support? It is suggested in some quurt2rs that no ezstern democrat can support the nominee of the St. Louis convention unless he stands on a straightout gold platform. That is to say, the St. Louis platform must de- care as unequivocally for gold as the Chi- cago platform for silver. It is doubted if condition is met at St. Lous. Scme very prominent republican leaders are pre- dicting and advocating a bimetallic deliv- erance, conditioned on international agree- ment, as meeting not only the emergen- ces of the case but the record of the party. They think, too, that such a deliv- erance, as opposed to one demanding the free coinage of silver by this country with- out regard to the action of other nations, should receive the support of every sound money man in the country. The sound money men are primarily against free sil- yer as an independent policy to be adopted by this country, and the defeat of ihe i- caso nominee would defeat that policy. Then, as is pointed out, the sound money men having the game in their own hands, could go to work to put the currency laws of the country into a more satisfactory shape without hurt to the country’s credit. ——_ + «- — Commission Should Do. Congress having required the Ford Thea- ter comnission to report once more upon the cases of the eleven persons whose ap- proved cliims for damages have been up- set by what now appears to be offictal meanness and malice, the commission should not be satisfied with a perfunctory re-kearing. In view of the discourtesy shown the commission by the House of end by the officials di- rectly respunsiule for the assault, the com- mission owes it to f that m gs the subject more deeply than it yet has one, In addition to re-examining the’ disputed cases, the commission might .very properly seek to ascertain the inspiration and motive of the alleged new evidence forced upon its consideration. It is a noteworthy fact that nearly all of the What the nto employes of the Record and Pension Of- fice who testified adversely to their chief at the inquest which followed the er are no longer in government employ, Seeded sesendontontendententeenendenerdongeendendenterdontententenconcenconceneeteences Sreseesendon ‘Short Pants Suits :Short Pants Suits Short Pants Suits 896—SIXTEEN PAGES. POOPES ESOS HCD TOPOOSOOOSOOS Programme of Saturday Events. The golden opportunity of the season lies in the sacrifices we shall make tomorrow.’ Everybody will find pro- fitable reason for coming here. And everybody who comes will go away ladened with the richest values of our providing —praising Saks’ bigness—Saks’ bestness—Saks’ bounty. This great block of stores will be turned into a’hive of bargains—swarming with unusual offerings. Saks and Company. BOYS’ CLOTHING DEPT. We’ve too many suits —both Iong and short pants Suits. That's the plain English of it. To overcome the surplus we have cut the prices—just for oe es Hundreds of Plain Blue and Black and Fancy All=-Wool Cheviot Suits —taken from the regular stock—with the regular price tickets still on them—and every Suit guaranteed in every particular —of quality and making. Now $1.35 Now $1. 08} Now $2.98 Now $5.00: gteat price- that were 00 are that “were $2.50, $3 and $3.50 that were $4.50 and & that were $7, $7.50 and $8 Long Pants Suits ‘Saks and ‘Company. LADIES SHIRT WAIST DEPT. $1.50, $1.75 and $1.98 Lawn, Percale and i Batiste Shirt Waists for 98 Certs. The $1.98 Waists are the last we shall have of those French Lawns that we are authorized by the maker to sell at 98c. To them we have added all our broken lots of $1.50 and $1.75 Lawn, Percale and Batiste Waists. Some have at- tached and some detached collars—and they've all got the real Seesendoatoetececteceesiate Leatenecteatentosfecgecndbefectecgeciatontoctes Grand Vale at Washington’s Greatest Millinery Store. SUPERB GOODS AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES—TREMENDOUS VALUES FOR A TITHE OF WHAT YOU WOULD HAVE TO PAY ELSEWHERB. Lot 1. $2 and $1.50 Parasols, 88c. In this lot are Surah Silk Parasols, Coaching and with ruffles, and among thom are a lot of White Dresden “Lawn Parasols, with beautiful borders, with white sticks and Dresden handles— also natvral sticks—also a lot of Linen Coaching Porasols—any one of these— 88. Lot 2. Here is the greatest Parasol value ever offered in Washington. $5, $4 and $3 Parasols, $1.79. ‘This grind lot of Parasols Es of Fine Qual- ity Japanese Silks, with Dres wpdies, in whit and” black. in changeabl vordered ‘a plain In all) colors—atlk-lined cra: assorted shad -s—Deesden silks, tn e« ruttie effects. Regular $5, $4 and $3 1 $1.79. Ladies’ and Misses’ Trimmed Panama Sailors, with silk ribbon band—latest Knox shapes—finished in “mannish” style. Reduced from $2 to $1.19. $1.50, $1.25, $1 and soc. Flowers at 23c. Here's a remarkable offering of lov consisting of Vi mis, Mignomettes, Fruits, Sprays and Fi a very bower of beau: ties, ut the phenomenally low price of— 236. $1, 75c. & 5cc. Hats at ry. rtripes, Beautiful Hats 2 ladies: and children, y ioe colors, all shapes, fancy and Lace straws. Your choice ut— 14c. Havenner & Davis, 928 F St. N. W. SHOE PRICES “CUT” For Saturday. We want a crowded store all day to- morrow! Never mind about how much we Gre going to lose to get it! 5. Kann, Sons & Co., STHE MARKET SPACE Wee Never Kick, That part of the business scatman to. the mule tribe. HAV RIGHT TO TELL YOU THAT BUT W PHis UNG . rE 1) Look at the soles of your shoes—sean| frais Withis > NIGHT AS them closely and see if you won't need | SEKIOU: SLY INT RED WI 1 OUR BU Shoes within the next month or so! INESS. Tyou jill” you isioud Sey sthem ‘eousot rhe sequel you will readily under- row—here! stand. About two-thirds what the others ask! : ‘Too Man Goeds. Oxfords, 95° Soe > = OSC.) Children’s Tan One-Strap Slippers, 95° Boys’ Russet Lace Shoes, $1.25. SSS IN THE MATTER; WHAT TO Do. ECIATE OUR CUT PRICES Ladies? kid-trimmed can $2. For Saturday CROWD OUR STORE To- cRINO ” SiitRTS "AND ‘These are fine grade spring heel, In sizes Seen. ». . 11 to 13%. and worth ff as much again. aN NDS. Sr eyeey pany Re oases LAWING. , oR is 8 AXD Misses’ Tan Spring Heel Te AE Oe HANS A SILK, WINDSOIE SCAMS : WHITE CHINA SILK REVERSIBLE POL OES, I. 75. TN HANDS ie are spring heel of fine ae and button, in sizes 11 to Women’s =< Russet Oxiords, $1.65. Seasendongengeregeagentengeeasongenedenzengeeertesy sergenengeongoatenegessensontentenocoatensne aengeniesorconconseensetsons Py —— ‘These of black viel kid and fine russet, politician who juggles im m economics | althougn imeisy of them were sald to have bishop sleeves and are the most perfect fitting Waists to be $1 and 95C. c. Lace- edge Leg- hand sewed, turned, and folly worth $2.50. tump ential y had very good records as cierne prior to found. We can let you have three apiece. if atesor aut 3 : ree the tunnel a | the day when they told the coroner's jury =e ner Sil Ik Waist é ee forns at 48c. Fine Black & Russet Sicit hones Bea Eon sful aqueduct is not extravagant; |what they knew and thought about the ‘ tha S| tace unde giinp r spared with a vory large percentage af |amfal occurence for wane ee Closing out the Summer Silk a a er Oxfords. $1 atic he river and harbor | how or cther, failed to hold anybody to Every Summer Silk Waist we've Bor on head ao $ 9 M5. cant, and if the comparison | accountability. Prior to the inquest the and fancy effects—with silk and uncut velvet collars—butterfly ¢ t S ¥ 1 These are hand sewed and hand turned, is carried to the extent of an attempt ta|Secretary of War publicly and officially belts—and bishop sleeves. Perfect fitting. $|25c. Shirt Waist Sets, 1c. tn 8 difterent styles, In both black viel ld ween the compara-} declared that all witnesses would be pro- t Zl A grand value in Silver Shirt and the eset Tan Oxfords, Supe- ce be evident | tected. Perhaps they hava been, but the All the $ 8& Silk Walsts $3 98 G2 Ww. : 5. Equal to any others’ $3 1 appropriation | Secretary’s protection evidently did not 5-9 go; now' at be e. 4 1 alst pencoM Se Oxfords. Prive tomorrow, $1 shington | amount to much. The Ford Theater com- § Sik Watsts $ & { bosom studs and cuff links. Reducec ao matter of co mission has a wide field in which to oper- All the 4.98 g0 now at 3-48. $ | from 25¢. to avenner & avis, Open until g:30 p.m. tomorrow. in the righ ate if it cares to tahe advantage of an Silk Watsts 8 4 eee » made ft t opportunity afforded it by those who All the $3-98 go now at 2.40. $ Ac. avenner & avis, Suit Dep 1B ace. Th | Should have been satisfied to let well z ‘i CCK, GRASS LINEN 2 some years ago, enough alone instead of engaging in the ‘4 Sak d Compan $ sovorpraten, “f fet we Sh an [ania stein oa + King’s s Palace, 928 F St., Atlantic Bidg. deem nanefal rel : it —-_- + + - ME ma or 'G DEI PT. % | sisi seve TH ST. 715 MARKET SPACE. Two hundred and forty men toiled today | % _M EN S CLO HING sie : 2 rew city post-cffice building. This | 4 WANNER B cuescerealotcaie dane eae all Unparalleled Suit Offerings, $| Sa aaa E Tees uthorities to the fact that u - These are oan the most astonishing sales & Suits ever es or , jal effort is speedily made it will | h k he k 3 Jlo—and that’s . ° = eld. You don’t know the maker. But we do—an Ve (0) : 1 : le for the Supervising Archi- ever heard of his faultless and $ ° | June Weddings. Us methods to bring about completion : ferediatanienchioricessial - s . of the structure prior to 1900, or there- ns being offered at any such prices. Tomor- D :| Our Special Price Sale of E hae aaa abouts. row will be your best time—before the variety is too badly é ress runks. | 5 ee nee Ee vELvEr —— oo rite wor aco te q eae tis . % In addition to the ecclal advantages broken. W hatever you do don’t miss it. ae = ~ $5.0 Is a good price fm 2 soot Tronk ° Sterling Silver 1 which the Prince's friendship may bring Zz Scan be, neat and thor. ¢! m2 Senate con-| to Mr. Astor, it is, cwing to the peculiar Suits at 3 m tat, irs te bot | Es An Immense Success, I. go of in i mental constitution of the average British ¥ ever inade. . mectati K the two houses, there | Citizen, no smell thing to have a newspaper 1O $ Has basswood tox, canvas wa- 3) | Far Ahead of Expectation. + AND, BLACK of the senator ed by a personal friend of His Royal Serres reer ands, ands |e) ; h provides f jueduct tunnel. a House Do This? next day or two many bills be passed by the House of for it is a congressional re quantities of Among the calendar is would direct es- ate bill 2008 Will the Within the m to rush t ation at the las many bills one to whict attention. It le ‘au- thorizing the employment of day labor in the construction of certain municipal build- ir 1 works in the Distriet of Colum- bia The Senate passed this measure without ev a qui propriety of such le Ny be ques- and the House shou 1 its willingness to i speedily put as fair to the of Columbia as the Senate has e bill is entirely devoid of any features likely to work injustice or cause eemly complications; it simply provides hereafter the Di may, in their diser by day-labor buiddir tho ne District ons mad trict Commissioners to be ad of under con- zed to be con- ‘olurmbia uné by Congress, and may one by day-labor such aunicipal works in said District as judgment of the Commissioners it = public interest to do in that Every business man will at once ate the qualit “eau cause 3 of this bill; it gives to the Commi ers a power that should always have Ween vested in them and it > the pecple of Washington gen- tter and more truly economical gove ne louse of Representa- the right thing if it makes a Tyger tht this bill befo: ijournment comes. oe n Mr. McKinley down to what he said years ago cn the money years 9go migh: be considerably by pointing to Secretary Car- $s the faot that a man may mind. akened Lisle to imp change h oe ection to people who aispazches from Cuba may t» professional jealovsy. es thorox being out news be due Governor cratched to being ———— I es of Battle. geld mer bolt at Chicago, what -y further do? Put up a ticket of own? Or sulk and let the republicans silverites fight it out between out openly and assisi the come Hicans? sold men walk out of the Chicago n it will be because of the adop- of a free coinage platform and mination of a free coinage candidate lent. 1 © bitterly oppos am y hold that fr uld prove destructive to the credit of t ntry. The logic of their position, the ould appear to call for some- thing definite on their part after 1 y of their long-time associates. wou of } sht up to i be an the a can- rting the nomi- sh pur-j Highness. ——_—_ + ee The pubilc and the members of the the- son unite in declaring the season just clcsed a very wnsatisfactory one. ——. 22 SHOOTING STARS. A Summer Consolation. The boy upon the dunce’s seat A gleam of comfort now may catch; For well he knows that he could beat Professors in a swimming match. The Difference. “You have your clothes made almost ex- ly as I do,” he remarked to the tailor- de girl. “Yes,"" she replied. ‘The principal differ- ce is that mine are always paid for on delivery.” e A Radteal Treatment. You have been living too high,” said the physician. “You'll have to stop it.” I realize that,” was the reply. why I sent for you. to afford it.” “That's Now I won't be able Her Opinion. Yourg Mrs. Tocker looked rather appr hensive a3 she watched the frown gather ever her husbard’s brow while he read the rewspaper. He crumpled it and threw it on the floor, and exclaimed: “What we want is silver!” “Oh, I hardly think that we could stand it in the present condition of our affairs,” she replied. Her husband glared at her, and said: “You don’t mean to say that you want nothing but gold!” “Oh, no indeed. I don’t want anything @s expensive even as silver. We can get along very nicely with quadruple plate which looks just as well and wears just as long. And nobody is going to know the difference unless some one is so impolite as to hold the table ware up and look at the bottom.” Diminative. “I understand,” remarked the casual observer, “that there are a great many theatrical stars this season.” replied the song-and-dance gentle- man. “An’ it's a good deal like it is in de real tiug. Ye’ gotter pull a telescope on most of "em before ye kin find ‘em.” A Question Decided, The sun sorter winks when a cloud passes by, In a knowin’ and amiable way, An’ the boughs they lean low o'er the spot where I lie, Like they had somethin’ pleasant ter say. An’ I know whut they mean, fur it's per- fectly true That they’s sense In their blinkin’ an’ ‘They want me ter tell "em whut I'd ruther do, Or go fishin’. I'm takin’ my leisure ter ponder it o'er, Fur it’s pleasant ter doze an’ ter dream; It's fine whur the mosses grow thick on the shore, And the shiftin’ light spangles the stream. It’s silent an’ ccol; an’ I'm there out 0’ view Of them ez thinks life hez a mission. I don’t know of nothin’ that I'd ruther do ‘Than & a a AR A ea ae ao ee ae See sO sO a Oh a ae Sa se a es ee ee Be ee ee eS eh a a Dh a Are good enough to be Are regular $15, $16.50, $18 ¢ marked $7.50 and $10. and $20 values. ¢ Bicycle Suits. Separate Pants. $ aie We'll have on sale in the morning 600 £ You can buy as good a Bicycle Sult as palrs of z there is made for Striped Trousers ¢ are worth $5, $5.50 and $6—but that & 6.75 in this manufacturer's stock that we closed We shall sell for z reek. e regul: 10, $12.50 Wie et §3.50 a pair. $ a and medium colors. You They're all-wool worsteds—in new patterns 3 the best and perfect shape. No trouble about fit- %f sizes, 83 to 44. tng you perfe All sizes, ee Zz & Saks and Company. ¢ steel clam and slats 8 all ov 1 around, first finish. Hey Nickel oe is cloth lined 3 4 top slats well riveted; ass in m: lock bolts, three 10-inch binge nd bas deep set-up ¢! ed hat box. * Other ‘Trunks of all kinds at all prices) —and they duced prices, too. TOPHAM’S ; Headquarters for Travelers’ Goods, 1231=1233 Pa. Avenue. FACT STR. AW ‘H AT DEPT. The unusual amount of “early hot weather we've had has made big holes in our Straw Hat stock—broken sizes’ in some of the lines. They'll be out for your special picking tomorrow. Men’s Boys’ Soe fentoatontengefontoetegeeseote 75c. and $1 50c. and 75¢. a Yacht and Soft Brim Yacht and Soft Brim < Straw Hats Straw Hats = for for $ soc. 25¢. $ = = & ° 9 Satlors and Tam O'Shanters tn Blue, & Children’s Straw SS amie SCE ooo = 2. Saks and ‘Company. z “SHOE DEPARTMENT. < All the small lots of Men's B ick, “Tan and Pat ie Leather Shoes are out in sight on £ counters. We haven't every size—but the man who can be fitted gets a bargaln— 3 » $5 and $6 $4, $5 and $6 $5 and $6 $2.50 and $3 + atent Leather Patent Leather Russia Calf B and Tan 4 Lace Shoes Button and Congress Lace nad Button Tace Shoes + for Shoes for Shoes for for $8.00. $8.00. $8.00. $1.75. £/3 They're sifted out of the regular stock——and include all styles of toes—and are what b a everybody knows Saks’ Shoes to be—the best. . 7 Saini z Saks and Company. Set! ME N’S FURNISHING DEPT. + A. big lot of big values are offered in Men's Seasonable Haberdashery. Some are special = purchases—others are broken sizes from regular stock. But whether one or the other— you'll get nearly double money's worth. $ Underwear. Neglige Shirts. < Ribbed Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers —worth 50¢e.—for 5c. Each Piece. Old Gold Lisle Thread Shirts and Draw- ers—odd and end sizes—worth $1— 79c. Bach Piece. Hosiery. Fast Black and Tan Half Hose—with spliced heels and toes—worth 25c.—for 17¢. a Pair. Handkerchiefs. Colored Bordered Handkerchiefs — fast colors—worth 15¢.—for toc. Silk Handkerehlefs, with fancy borders— worth 60c.—for 25¢. One lot of Red Leather Belts, Moe ic. each, for fete Percale Shirts — stripes and checks — laundered—worth 75c.—for 504" 1 Striped, Checked and‘ Mottled Percale Shirts—fast colors—worth $1-for 75C.- Neckwear. : Seteetetonton Worth 50c.—for > 25c.; > Anderson's Madras Club Ties—best de- signs—worth 16c.—for i . TOC. ii & d 5c. no S010. Saks and Company. SPORTING AND ATHLETIC GOODS DEPT, Always 30 per cent lower than everybody else——and more than that when possible, It's possible tomorrow on a if dozen things of interest to Bicyclists. je Bells—double stroke—full nick- Boys’ Swe : & Rumehinda Silks—in Clulw, Bowns and 4-in-hands—new assortment. of patterns— rs—A lot of Garnet and Rine ove ¢o 2o oes oo te > g dest qualities—lowest prices -_at SHEDD'S. ue ees iThe Mistake <-that others have made by taking it for granted that our pri re situply because we sell sell ods at B can you won't cheap" any pri ius Stoves: Full Gas Range s SHEDD Bro. [PLumBrxe- 432 oth St.-Gas Fixture = tt eco sett oF Oe OP PPD DG he 94 26 $O-00-409 0 96-35 -35- 9 e- fOne Glass LITHIA W. won't cure RE NEY and LIVE! = —of GENEVA fA severe attac larla. But that one glass of water will BEGIN the cure—and if Geneva Lithta W: is faithfully used, a com; is assured. We're sole D. C. Agents. Ww. Thompson,7°3 isth. » Pharmacist, Elpbonzo Youngs Co. Ever a determination to have the best the market affords. Just so with our maple sugar and sirup. We get it from the celebrated groves of Vermont, and we get it direct so as to get it pure. Perhaps all these lit- tle extra efforts to supply the finest have brought: us this big business. We've plenty of both sirup and sugar on hand. We Now Propose to Offer oe mee $2.98 Stock Clocks, American and Imported AT THESE SAME AROUT SIXTY VE CREPON AND We are open until 9:30 p.m. to- : 4. 7 We Specialiy Advantageous Mill inery. _ 5 ill P area anlar : acuTy ueiee oT POS, Sb SP in WEE cone We Quote: 15C Handsome Dresden China eight-day, ee n BIeKC 2 Lt chime, b: oF half bow $6.50 AR HATY i LAKE. ULAR PRICE, $10. i 8s C . Same size, Delft de:orati . $7.50 S SATLOR HATS, 8% ROLL 2 M, f WORTH $12. BAN AND. LONG REAMERS, a Sarena Gold Decorated Dresden $12 WorRTHL Sis. 25C. .IES 3 p SPLIT-RRAID ALVIN! | ukava wipi, SEK GROGKAIS BAND AND how. THE SWELL OUTING HaT OF THE SEASON. “eith 1 LADIES’ WHITE, ALSO BL. S, WIDE BRIM AND LOW Oh WN, oH Ale Special Price, $2 Wig Bend AND LOW ceews epee ws A Very Fine and Ex p Set of BAND AND LEATHER SW ot nd pink china. ‘om : 585 is : 9 "S te $s = s on ‘S$ WREATHS, WITH wane 5 PX, BLOSSOMS AND STE sa Up PNK AND BILE. JUST THE THING Fine Black Enameled American Clocks, cathedral chime, $5.00 to $10.c0. : We keep every clock in repatr, and our clock- | VIOLET BUNCHES Ker regulates them at your Louse during the t year. AIMORN FLA’ 15C. 3c. REDUCED TO Fit R. Harris & Co., | yg Xae wee eo SS Jewelers, 15c. 25¢. & 48C. it 7TH AND D STS. N.W. Gloves. IES’ PURE SILK GLOVES, IN ADITEAYSER'S PATENT. FINGER SATURDAY LAST DAY. AND $1.00 Qu ALITIES. Choice, 39c. “HAMOLS GLOV Fey Sizes. WortH Al WAktast) $1.0. . 75Ge i Nag. 4 TO 6%, ONE LOT 8-RUTTON LDN URAL CHAMOIS GLOVES. SL WORTH 5c. 29c 10:30 A. ri. fe peaenay TRA QUALITY AL LK TAPS INCHES WID IN ALL HADES. WORTH 4c. CHOICE & sa 3:30 P. I. ———- Davison Jewelry Auction. Hosiery. LADIES’ FINE QUALITY REAL 1 AD HOSE MSDORF PAST BLACK HIGH mt Th PLATN AND DROP. REGULAT. AND T5e. VALVES. MMA ANNA LEI NN AIS SESNELI ILE LILI SEIELEESEENSONANS i ae - Wentecie, with AGAtOE lars and lace We cannot see why some folks will pay t im a ; eled—worth 39¢.—for Sweaters, nilor ‘collars 1c 80 and 35c. a pound for just ordinary onvention will call Washington Was Also Wise. — | 25 cents. ee ee eS eee butter when we sell the finest and purest be ot fee tee US” | From the Phitadetpht Sweaters — For the Mena Worsted 39 cents. Eigin Creamery at 4 poamis for ous dottar 110 one Sie" Will be the silver] But unless the trolley compantes can Sweater with extra wide sailor collar: ea aa i No economy In that. Try ours. 5 A land agsressive. -@hey will be | make money by abolishing their poles and colic calteny eure bottonteenbed nel CH ey ee ae caeae "2 . » HH ise, a n the nam mocracy. In their} overhead wires and adopting something colors. : = —regular 75e. Lamp—for Jet-2t Sieg sadivonite aktee scant fans Gb tex Uuuabler thalia wires ac peleetare $1.8 8 cents, Elphonzo Youngs Co., IoC. But the pt \ to stay with us for ail time. New 1.69. 4! e —{ LApies! LeaTi X WINTE, BLACK : | York is not always a wisely governed city, ase coat A laxp Tuv2-COVERED ‘ but wisdom ruled there and folly here when pub lesaioy snc mael Grocces If You Have a Photo BUC: will the trelley question came before the re- or picture which you would like to Lave attractive!; sc. support of | spective local authorities, Here we sot lm: Sa an ompan age Ninth Street, bet. D and E. | guest mists ouaiteyteugrsatmstcey | ore here be any way | Proved transit on the terms proposed by 9 moldings, take order and deliver work free of nuoee : WITH 1 SOLD AT ace 2 2 ; ¥ Way | the companies. There they will get It a Pe ” Seas ~ is. phe 1 them but by a union of the gold | Httle later, but on terms satisfactory to the Pa. Ave. and 7th St—“Saks’ Corner. . J. Venable, 304 Mass. Ave. N. E. ‘ 1f the gold democrats put up Mr. | city and to the city's residents. hae irtedecetecegedetees $08-58 35¢.