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National Republican., 1874-04-01

= CONTENTS OF INSIDE PAGES.
SECOND PAGS-Dlstrict Investigation, Continued
from first page.) -..-.....
THIRD .PAGE-Miscellaneous Reading Matter
Auction Sales; Business Diree
a.a...- tory and other Advertisements
SlxTH. PAaE-Fsshions for April; How Aun
u.s. Sally Rugged the Old Flag
Boarding Madam Nilsson; Hair
.- r. .-. faced People; Books and Mason
ry; Auction Sales; State ant
other Lotteries and Business
Directory.
SEyENTH PAGE-Prof Proctor's Lecture on the
eaL Moon; How President Lincoln
r- Rewarded MRrksman: mer
chant taIIors; internal adorn
ments; job printing; business
and professional cards.
National Republican., 1874-04-01

PROFESSOR PRoCToR's lecture last night
upon the moon will be found in full upon
the seventh page.
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THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION
On the first Monday in April general
election will occur in Connecticut for State
officers. The following list of candidates
comprises the names of the Republican and
Democratic nominees:
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PERSONAL.

Hon. James NJ. Ashley, of Ohio, is at the
Ebbitt house.
When Charles Lamb was invited, at public
dinner, to say grace, and responded with the
remark, 'Ts there no minister present. Then
let US thank GodI" he was satirist, and knew
It. When . sheriff down in Vermont, In open
ing the county court, cried, GAN persons hay-
ing causes or matters pendiRg therein, draw
near, and they shall be heard, and God save
the peopleW he was satirist, and didn't
know 1t.
Col. Dom Plat, the editor of the Capital,
has written play on Washington society. He
offered II to the Union Square Theatre, in New
York, but Mr.. Palmer, the manager, rejected
It. This is disappointment to Donn's friends,
and they cannot understand why q man who
has shown such great ability In journalism
should fail in the construction of simple play,
Mr.. John G.. Nicolay, the marshal Of the
United States Supreme Court, who during the
administration Of President Lincoln was his
private secretary, is writing life Of Mr.. Lin
coin. Mr.. Nicolay is 9 writer of some fame,
and win have the assistance Of Mr.. John Hay,
Of the Tribune, whose reputation ss Journalist
is too well known 10 need recital.
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Mr. vrsmSr, In his book on a The Land Of the
White Elephant" says that the Burmese men
are all tsttooed, from the hips 10 the knees, with
bisekish-bl pigment, and some have punctured
spots upon the upper part Of the body, stained Q
over with Representations OF oats dogs tigers and
other animals- The origin Of the custom Is said
to have been the policy Of certain queen, who,
observing that the men were deserving thsir wives
and giving themselves mp TO other females, per
suaded her husband to establish these customs BY
sroyai ordsr, that thus, By disfguring the men
and setting on the beauty os'the women, the
latter might regain the affections Of thslr hus-
banda - sz-fz5t lall- 4
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YatiGHaI gepabIifau.

TIE REPUBLICAN, HAS A LARGER CIRCU-
EATIOE THAN ANY OTHER MORNING PAPER
N THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING .:::.::::APRIL l. 1874,
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@. Which work did you do frstl A. New
York avenue, from Ninth to Fourteenth street:
oh, the first was on Third street.
Q. Which of those two pieces Of work tc
which have called your attention, from First
to Seventh street, or from Ninth to Fourteenth
A. From Ninth to Fourteenth
Q. You did that frsti A. Yes, sir; and
Pennsylvania avenue next.
Q. understood you TO say, In reference to
this subject, upon which Mr.. Jswett interrog-
ated you, that this assignment was made to
| Mr.. Smith, with reference to enabling him to
Of attorney.
Mr.. ohristy. desire to call Mr.. Miller upon
| single subject.
TESTIMONY OF J. Z. MILLER.
J. z. Miller recalled. Examined by Mr..
Christy: Q. What was the character Of the
brick used In the B-street seweri A. There
were various kinds Of brick used there. I saw
| the sewer as It was being constructed between
Thirteenth-and- half and Seventeenth streets.
That been Thirteenth -and-a-half and fifteenth
was under contract, as ! understood, to
and Seventeenth was under contract given to
Samuel Strong. My business was located at
that time very near the scene where the sewer
was put down; very near the street. / saw
various kinds Of brick used; some hard, some
soft, some extremely soft.
Q. What proportion were soft or extremely
softi A. nwould be impossible for me to say.
They were generally MIXED. They looked as
If they had been taken out Of the kiln as they
were there. Fr-r'r'sss,7 20 -.
Q. Do you mean to say that you saw the
brick used BY the brickizyers, or did you sec
them hauled thereis A. ! sawfhem hauled and
saw them carried down by the laborers to the
men who were making the sewer, and used.
BY Mr.. Merrick: Q. Are you judge OF
bricki A. Yes, SIR; am. consider myself
pretty fair Judge. I have never done any Drick
business, but still know all the qualities OF
brick.
Mr.. Christy. Mr.. Mnlerinforms me, likewise,
that he desires to make statement in regard
to that large sewer on Fourteenth street.
The Witness. would state TO the committee
that own property In square 257, fronting
seyenty-fve feet on Fourteenth street. Some
Sir or eight years ago my property was charged
between $3.50 and 81 per front foot, as one
half Of the cost Of the Fourteenth street sewer.
Mr.. Mattingly. Lift viii save any trouble we
are willing to admit that that Fourteenth-street
sewer was made about ten years ago by the
old corporation, and that 1t was assessed to the
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Q. You say you DO sodding at tweu,g-sve
cents yard; what do you include IN thfsa A.
calculate IL the ground Is level surfaceI VIII
put the sod on It.
Q. And that Is AIN A. Put Il on, b"t wi
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THERE Is nothing a woman IL more deeply
concerned in than her white W ASKING, or nothing
she Is 80 cOnceited about As her own efforts in
that line, IL IL doesn't :" streak" To keen it
from " streakiDg" is her highest ambition aud
when she has succeeded, every woman within q
mile is dragged in TO see IL, and her unfOrtunate
husband is forced 20 admire IL until he hurts his
neck. Every woman has a natural desire 20 see
her husband vhitewash. When she has a fob OF
II on hand she invariably prOffers It TO him with
perform II, a distrust he hastens TO confirm with
cheerful slscrity. Mans sntipsthy TO white
washing arises mainly from having at some
time or another stepped on the handle OF q foil
brush reposiDg across a pail, and thrown about
two quarts of the mixture over himself and the
furniture, besides tipping over the pail, and
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THE OTHER NIGHT a weak-eyed youth was
sitting In New Orleans church, wholly forget
ful OF bis surroundings, and lost i'm beatinc con-
Temptation OF certain young woman, touching
whom he cherished violent designs, when sud-
denly hand was laid upon his shoulder and
deep contralto voice Numbered In his ear
Young man, You look as II you wanted 70 20 To
Jesus! Won't you come 70 Jesus ?"
Whereupon he was struck all Of heap, as it
were, and sta mmered 81 wOuld-I want-that
Is L should like TO go, you know, but not this
evening, thank you; have an engagement"
Then he lapsed into a state of mild imbeciI-
ity, from which it was plainly Impossible to
arouse HIM.
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ID n 4 ID I.

HAWKS. At Mill, near Marlboro, Prince
Georges c. unity, Md, on the morning of the IN a
instant, HANNAH MANLY, the beloved wife Of
The fnnsr-l skryfcss - xhch a. - A. -, Al. .
family are respectfully invited, will be performed
at Marlboro ON the morning Of Saturday, the 25;h
instant. A.
BAkKINS. On the 1sd instant, WILLIAM
bUGB infant son Of Hugh aud Anna h srkins, aged
lyear.
Funeral Friday, at O'Clock D. m from residence,
Sih street, near ksst Capitol, Capitol Hill. Rels-
tiyes and friends are invited 20 attend.
PEARSON. on the I'D instant, LOUIS PEAR
Son, in the 18th year Of his age.
Friends and relatives OF the family are invited 20
atterd the funeral from Zion Baptist Church, y
ktrtet, between Sd and "a streets, southwest, ON
Friday, April 34th, at 2 O'Clock 2. m.
SIMPSON. April 81, CHARLKs SIMPSON,.
aged II years, at the residences 81 his grandmother
Mrs. ii. Beaver, No. lSe4 l0th street northwest.
Noiice Of fgnersl hereafter.
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A COUNTER CRUsADB.-There Is a couutar
crusade-a mems movement-up in IOnia cou n
ty, and IL is rumored that a similar one is under
discussion here. IL is called the s'calicO move
ment," and Is designed AZ a com paniOn piece to
temperance, reciprocal pledge signing. The
men form praying clubs and pray the women 20
abstain from the use OF stmulants as a beverage
or extravaganza In dress. They have drawn h %
pledge which is strong and double, and TO be
signed In couples, one part by men aud the
other by women. The mems pledge binds them
to abstain from the use OF intOx scating liquors
as beverage. The women's pledge is 70 wear
only their own hair, and 70 discard GIL counter
feits or substitutes for that appendage 90 the
head, except in cases OF badness; 10 dress in
PLAIN material, cheaply, discarding jewelry,
paniers, bustles, corsets, stays, hoops, Switches
chignons, &c, &C., The obligation l. mutual
violation by one party releases the other OF
each couple signing the pledge.-GraHd Rapids
(hich.) Eagle.
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DY VIM. l.. WALL q Oc., Auctioneers
- New Marble Building,
No. 900 and 9Q2Pennsylvsnis avenue, cor. 9th st
INTIBE STOCK or GROCERIES,, LIQUORS,
PAIR FINE MULES, TWO GROCERY WA,
CONS, HARNESS, &C, OF A. GADbIS, JR =,
AND co PARTNERsHIP.
q" "WEDNESDAY MORNING, April 29,
H&la<, Commencing at 10 O'Clock. we will
&c, OF A. Gsddis, ir., Co., contained In
NAVY fard.D We nsme In part:
Barrels Whistles, Gins, randies.
Port and Sherry Wines, Vinegs-.
barrels Sugar, crushed, grsnulated and brown.
OCnees, Teas, Soap, Candles.
Starch, Damned Fruits.
Hans, Shoulders. Fish.
$50 SACHS Salt,
Tobacco, 81 gars.
YEAST Powder, sArdnes, Pickels.
Pepper, barrels aud sacks of Flour.
SHELF GOODS.
A large stock of Shelf q socs.
FIXTURES.
Platform and Counter Scales.
Wooden and Willow Ware.
ALSO,
Pair OF elegant Brown d ules, sound, well known
in the city.
Two Grocery Wagons apd Harness.
We call special attention Of buyers 70 the above
SALE the sale is ptsry to close business and
Co partnership.
Terms cash. A. GADD1S, JR., 90.
aI2S WIN. Il. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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EVENING STAR.
COHGREssTOr1L-
Cs.cissis. Yesterday Prses.s,

-.
sENATE.-After our report closed
MT. Stockton, who was entitled 10 the door ON
the Louisiana ball, gave way %
Mr.. Salisbury, who denounced the kellogg
gOyernment aHd the means by which Il had
TIE CURRENCY BILL VETO
% secretary Of the President appeared &C
..n,ih Z. m. aud delivered message from the Ex-
mature 70 the Senate Currency bin ana sixins
ms reasons therefor. s-&
Tes message wa, read BY the Secretary, Mr..
Mr.. Conkrns, after the resdinx Of the m..-
SAGE, SAID that Senators would of course as~sre
sS - zee IN print u vas also desirable that m
BILE. lt could not probably be disposed az M.
week, and Monday had already been set Tor fse
S M OF the eu,eees on the late senator from
met sage be laid on the table and printed.
MT. Salisbury then concluded his rem,rs.
and the Louisiana bin was laid over until To-
The calendar OF general orders Was then
taken up, and large number OF bills we're
passed.
Of the President be taken up on Tuesday next
Mr.. Conkling said that he thought Tuesday
was too early period 10 proceed with the con-
he Was concerned he should not move 90 take it
up on that day. A number OF Senators, including
the chairman Of the Finance Committee, (Mr.
Sbermsn,) wouls be absent
Mr.. Morton said, OF course, II Il did not suit
the convenience Of the Senate Il would not be
taken up.
Mr.. Conkling said he would move 10 take IN
the matter at what he considered 60 be the
proper time. As he had already remarked q
number OF Senators were compelled 20 be
sosent-some OF them, he believed, for several
days he (Mr. ConklingD supposed the Senator
from Indiana MIR. Morton) intended 20 sustain
the message, ss he Wa anxious 90 take II IN,
laughter but IL would be ~ well % await the
return OF the chairman OF the Finance Com
mittee, and the Senator could then aid him.
The matter was then dropped, no time being
fixed.
TIE PROPOSED DISTRICT rsKBRrArE AsyIux.
The bill 70 incorporate the Washington City
Inebriste Asylum, In the District OF Columbia,
was read, when
Mr.. Anthony said IL seemed 10 confer very ex-
uaordinary powers.
Mr.. Edmunds said under the bill this corpor-
alton could become the possessor OF an unlimited
Mr.. johnson did not think there was any
trict Of Columbia.
Mr.. Edmunds said Gil experience taught that
IL was not the part OF wisdom 90 put Il In the
power Of any corporation 90 acquire unlimited
amounts OF land. Furthermore, IL WAS in viola
ton OF the principles OF free government. He
also suggested that a section be put st the end
OF the bill reserying 90 Congress the right to
alter, amend, or repeal the act.
recommitted to the Committee on the District
Of Columbia.
The Senate then went into executive session,
and then adjourned.
HOUSE-After our report closed
The Independent Treasury bill was consider
ed by the House in Committee OF tue Whole,
and Mr.. Holman moved 90 strike out the apprO-
preparation Of o. 400 for the assay Office at
Charlotte, y. G., and it was agreed 20. The
committee rose and the House adjourned.
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10y LATIMER CLEARY.
Id Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvans avenue and 18th 81
Star Once Buildings.
EACELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNIrURE AT
AUCTION
- On THURSDAY MORNING, April 30th,
W 1874, a. 10 O'Clock, sball sell, az the e,i.
- deuce of a lady declining bOusek sepng, N >.
tcU9 street, bstween 6th and 9Th streets, the
follow ing furniture:
Green Rep Walnut Parlor Suite.
brussels. Three rly and I"grsin Carpets,
Walnut NJ. 7 Chamber Furniture,
N. 7. Painted Cottage euites,
Plain do. do.
Spring Under-bed
n air ard Husk Mattresses,
Feather Pillows and BOlsiers,
Full " iDdow Hat Rings,
NJ L. ard other Chamber Tables,
Toilet Ware, OilciotEs,
Cool iDR and Heating stoves,
Kitchen Requisites, &c.
The whole comprisiue about tvAn'v rooms.
ax2Sd GATIMER CLEARY, Aucts-
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~ A n ri N .

GTrTINGs-THoMAs. On the 2lst Of April,
lS74, at mcKendry Church, by Rev. J. II DsshielJs.
SAMUEL Cuttings and MAhY o. THOMAS,
both Of this city. Baltimore and Philadelphus
pspers please copy
wARFIELD-DOEN. On the 2lst inst By the
Bey. DR.. Drink house, WIN. X. WAKEFIELD, Esa.,
Of Alexandria, Va, TO Miss ALICE A. DOEk, VI
this city.
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- Maddening.-Husbsnd as 1 said be-
fore, Matilda, you still cherished that feeling
affection for me which you once protested, my
wish would be law to yeu. 1 repeat IL, Matll-
da-law!" Matilda-aI,orl"
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10y THOMAS BOWLING, Auct,oneer,
- GAL Louisiana ave-, 81 door east Of 7th stree

VERY DIsIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE AND LOT, ON sIH STREET, BE-
TWEEN NJ AND N NORTHWEST, AT PUB-
Lie AUCTION.
- On FRIDAY, April gath, in front of the
X premises, at D ocolck p. m, shall sell lot No.
Isl, in subdivision OF square No. 400, improT ed
by comfortable two-story Brick Dwelling House.
This Lot is situated on Ssh street, between M aud
n streets northwest; IS feet front, with depth Of
about 81 feet to q Is foot alley.
Terms: 500 cash. balance at g. II and Is months,
With interest at per cent, secured by deed Of
trust on the property. A deposit Of 500 When the
prorerfy Is bid off, Convey ancng at the cost Of the
purchaser.
sk20d THOMAS DOWNING, Auct.
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DY LATIMER d CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
southwest corner Pennsy lv anita and llth street,
Star Once B1ildings,

FINE ChAkCE FOB InvRsTMENT.
on he SOUTHWEST OORNER OF TIN I'll
AND Z STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING
Eos EfSn 1000 AND 1909, AT PUBLIC AUO-
- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April 2sth,
lG4, at O'Clock, in front Of the premises, We
shall sell the above highly valuable property,
improved BIZ two well built four story pressed brick
houses, containing about IS rooms, with all the
modern improvements. The property will be sold
ss q whole, and considerfBg the locality certainly
offers Q grand chance for Q profitable invest me MT.
Parties desiring to examine the premises will be
waited upon by the occupant.
Terms: 0ne-third cash; the residue In four equal
payments at 6, u. Is and - months, aud secured by
deed of trust with notes bearing interest at per
cent. per annum. deposit Of $500 will be re-
qutred hen the property ISIS ruck of ALI convey
anciDg at cost Of the purchaser.
LATIMBR q CLBARY,
sp3o-d IRep.l Auctioneer..
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RY LATIMER OLEARY,
I'D Auctionesrs and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and llth street,
Star once Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROvRD
PROPEkTY.

- By viItue Of deed Of trust dated September
2lst, 1871, and recorded in Liber 6T, folio Is,
We will sell, on THU RsDAY, the 1th day Of Nay,
d. la4. ut ~ O'Clock ,. m Lot b, IN Horizon
18th stIett With depth Of % feet, and being 50 feet
south from Lawrence street, improved with Q near
~ new Frame Dwelling House.
And q o'clset P. Of same dsy, that part q
street IS feet inches west from IA street, and
nirg north 81 feet thence west Is feet thence south
also improved with . nearly new Frame Dwelling
House.
eouai payments ct six and twelve months, with in
terese from day Of sale, to be secured By dyed Of
trust 100 del osit each parcel when struck en,
which y to be forfeited unless the purchaser CON.
plies with the within i've days after the sale
which said sale IL now ordered iG 4s,s3s 50.
JOS Hsp 4. Y ED ssSsrs' Trustees.
sp3l-eo&ds LATIMeR CLEARY, Aucts.
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THIS EVENING.

10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID SITS.
SALE OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS AT AUCTION.
still continues and will continue from day TO day
uniil the entire stock is disposed Of The whsle TO
elold in lots to suit BUR, hasers for cash. Sales
vii commence daily at - a. N. and and .. m
AIS GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts
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DY THOMAS DOwLING, Auctioneer.
ID GAL Louisiana avenue, two doors east OF 18th 81
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUABE IMPROVED
PhOPIRTY AT AUCTION; TWO BRI0R

PROPERTY AT AUCTION; TWO BRICK
DWELLIEGs ON 18th STREET, BErWBEH
AND u SHEETS.
- BY virtue Of deef Of trust, dated August 10 h,
Il 1870 and recorded in Liber e2l, folio 2s, SC. Of
- the land records of Washington cousty, Dis
trct Of Columbia, AID by direction Of the holdr Of
the note secured thereby will sell It public auc-
tion, on the premises, on TUESDAY, May 9Th,
1874 O'Clock D. m, all those pieces or parcels Of
ground, in the City of Washington, District OF 90
lUmbis, known lots rs and 79, In FAlconer q
Aliens subdivision Of q part OF the east half Of
square number IA. Each lot improved by hand
some two-stOry brick dwelling house. Zach house
" III be sold De parattly.
Terms of sale on each house: $1,000, with ten per
cent interest, from August 18Th 1873, together with
the pro portions pepses Of this sale in cash. bsl
snce in and IL months, secured by notes bearing
iutert st and deed Of trust the property Convey
ancin AZ purchasers cost. IL the terms OF sale
net con piled with within days after sale, the
tees reserve the right to resell the property the
risk and cost OF the dsfauling purchaser purcha-
X. p. DODGn kTrustaas
p. a. DARHEILLE,f trustees
sl2s-d THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.
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by DUHOAHSON BROS, Aaotioueers
- Corner 9Th and ID streets northwest

Rf DUhOAHS0N BROS, Aaottoueers,
- Corner 9Th and ID streets northwest.
HOLD FURsITURE, CONSISTING OF Don.
TENTS Of THIkTH-hINE ROOMS in HOUSES
SIS. NORTHW Ksr.
a OnW WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, April
III - and 80, commencing each morning at 4 %
- O'Clock, we viii sell the entire contents In
"hou, % 1000 and 1909 4 street north vest,
consisting Of
Parlor Suites, Rockers, Bookcases.
Msrble-top Tables, Etegeres, Sofas.
Walnut Mar BILE top Chamber Suites.
Wire and other spfIngsi II air Mattresses.
Feather Beds, Pillows, Bedsteads.
BLANK cts Sheets, OomfArts, Spreads.
OottaRe Set Ohairs, W ashstsnds,
Is Bedstesds, Wsrdrobes.
20 Bureaus, Tables, 0ilcloths.
IS Stoves, II all Stands.
Brussels, Tapestry, Three ply, aud Ingram rpets
Extension Tables, Dining Chairs.
sideboards, Crockery, Glassware.
Table Cloths and Covers, Napkins, &C.
Wawouid call the attention of parties desiring TO
furnish, the furniture is all good and well kopt
aud pI esents q chapce seldom offered TO buyers
sr23 DUNCANeOH bR0S.. Aucts.
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FURNISHING GOODS.

0OObCs
LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING.
LOCKWOOD, HuFTY L TAYLoRy,
s23 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
a,ye prepared for the Spring Business the largest
an hanasome-t assortment OF Ladies' Undercloth-
ns ever offered in this market, mprising q fol-
lows:
ss.1s.
IL styles NIGHT DRESSES. ct sI1s, %,
e2-37h, 81 so, s2T5, s2.sTx, s3.2a,
s3s0, $3.50, s3.sTx, S4.se, ssl2x,
sela'i, s6-3Th, s1.Ts, ss, s11.ss.
rs style. WALKING SKIRTS, q. 80 cents, 81 Is
s1.3e, 81 so, 81 rs, 81, sS1o, $3.50
e29s, So, $3.50, s4.1S, - AZ. $3.50,
sT.ss.
HyIesHoRT SKIRTS. at 10 cents, 50 cents
clio, slla, s1.ss, sl.9S, sl.ss
, styles TRAIN sKIBTs,st s2Ts,s2 80, SAW
s4.37, $3.50, 90, $40 so, s14, sl4.T3
: 7; osEs SIS SIS: = IS cents. g. s,ss
1928, $50, s3.7s, s3.ss, 81.
Ia styles DRAWERS, at rs ce nts, s. cents
e1I3, sII5. sI.3I. 81 so, s1.6 o, 81. 50
s213, s2ls, sass. $3.50, sass
. styles CORSET oOyERss at 65 cents, 81 40,
s1.69, sLso, sI.ss, SASS, ssso
styles APRONS, at rs cents, SO cents, s. cents,
rs cents, - cents, sl.l3, Ell rs.
Infants' Goods.
SKIRTS, PIQUE CLOAKs, MERINO'
CLoAks. WOOLsHIRTs, BAsKETssk az. ,Sc,
Children,s Goods.
WHITE PIQUE DRESSES and sACoUEs,
FLANNEL and CLOTH sACQUEs, In great
variety.
Ladies' Cashmere Jackets
A the following prices: sI2, sIx7s, sI3,
sII.2s, s1s73, s2o.75, s2l.aO, sac,
s53.50, ear.
WATERPROOF CIoaks.
large assortment, IN English and American
manufacture, at the following prices: SI2, sI3
SIS, sl4 81, Sl5.73, eI6.3T, Sl6.7s,
SlI.Ta, ga, s2s, $50, SIS.
Ladies' Dresses.
nMIR PePLIs DRESSES, at q bargain,
s2s
BLACK ALPACA DBRssEs, ct sI3I2,
e1s.75, sl6.s7, s24.
bLACk SILK DRESSES, st e113, sI22 SO
SWISS DRESSES, (PoIonsise and Skirt,J at sl2,
sic, S29, $3.50, $40, 500.