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KILLED HY THE BITE OF HORSE The
EoHdout y. \ > Freeman says that Conrad
LlmenG0rf. q Olive, Ulster county. WHO was
bitten ~ stallion, died Wednesday. The
patient was attended by Drs. Huh aud Has
brouck. We understand that the family
blame TIE doctors because they ala DOT i'm
medlateiy amputate the arm hUt we 30 rot
think the doctors should be blamed They
did 81 ~ their power u save the MACS life
aud lir LOuehrau himself says That IL The
arm had been taken OF the man would have
dlci ali the >OpUer because the mue cieS were
torn, no. oa.N tGl whole length o. the ann
but also On tiie breast and shoulders The
powerful animal had actraily stretched Out
these muscles and sinews 50 that they were
entirely dead. There was no cure FOR such
wound. OI course, the warm weather dli
lot help H., AID TIE 81 Iva OF TIE horse b..
SideS had no Goubt acted Is poison The
morse was q powerful animal, and. % za near
" ali stations. was IA J OF brute force alI
rye. W zen he became unrGIy. + iinerd0rt
took him ~ the head with one hand aud
whipped Tim on his fore legs until ne partIy
49, Gown on tie grould. lie cout!uliei u
whip, and then tie horse, Tee 0mluE iBtuIiat-
cd, sprarg upon him, iDdicting tle wound
The SAD affair should BE- a lesson 10 horse
nen toeXerc!se more care in the government
OF their an 81 this claN..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04
The EssasatIouaI convention.

NINNFAPOLlSl MIMI AUGUST 4--InP
national educational association yeS. eriav
afternoon resolved Itself into three separate
tpaItmeutS- normal schools, elementary
and b CHER CdCcation. = number az sscre-
taTieS and treasurer Of the association were
was also selected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04
Triton rs. BEECHER.
1Ec Notice og the New TrtsI n more
ERrgnAlsru

NEW YORK, August at Is stated taat
We notice ei t.e new trial served on T. .cl-
eT's lawyers by Tlitcu's ltt0ineys * ppr.'y
formal. Tie notice. Il g. said, does not "a
Ct"8tc necessarily thai a Eew trial wIll be
pressed. u : pro ioGma document drawn
up and served because the iaSS trial did uot
n suit il verdict
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

THIS is VERY CHARACTERISTIC ANEC-
DoTE or Andrew Johnson: The campaign o.
lso9, In which he was reelected governor OF
tennessee, over a "kDow-noihirg1 canii-
GATE, was a very exciting one. and as tlreaf
had been made against him. come friends a
semoied at his house, aad proposed 20 form .t
bC5y- guard TO escort him TO tie state hov 4.
NO SAID he; gentlemen, II I an 20 De . e.
at, want no man II be 10 the way OF 81
bullet" He walked alone. and with
usual celebration. thrtGgh the streets fo
official apartments on Capitol hill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

n YoUSG WOMAN's BODY FOUND IN A
EON-The body OF a Young womau ,yas
jeUud IL wooden box Just on side Toronto
canada, on Sunday. A cOroners Jury re-
tUrr cd verdict OF =" Foul play in procuring
On abortion" The bCiy was not identified
pr. Davis and vile, professional abortioIists,
were ARE SIZED on suSDicion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

A RISE IN BREADsTUFFs.- Wheat adj.
vanced five cents per bushel at the Balti
more Coz N Exchange yesterday, prime south
elm wheat selling up 10 155 cents per bushel.
Medium and high grades of Baltimore flour
advanced Is cents. Western cora is also
higher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE IN KEARNEY, y.
Jon Saturday evening Miss EuSllIa Herd
man, OF No. 90 Bank street, Newark. in com
pany with John Lynch, of No AIS ErOaI
street, ana another young gentleman, atter
taxing stroll along the river road in Kear-
bey, sat down on the bank OF the river, when
hNe tralnps attacked them. The two men
were secured, and an attempt was made to
outrage toe young lady. AT this time Dep
uty Sheriff Slater and Michael Nathan, OF
Hudson City, drove by, and, hea,iug the
woman's smothered cries, went 10 her as
slstance The tramps attempted to resist,
bat Mr.. Nathan kept them al cav with his
revolver aud rescued Miss Herimlr. She
was ial.en 10 the residence of Police Justice
Mulligan, who issued warrants tOr the ar
rest OF her assailonts.-N y. Tribune, Sd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04
A LETTER FROM REV: J. H, EccLEsroN

a LETTER FROM hEN. j. II. EICLESTON
bishop elect of the diocese of Iowa, to the
chairman OF the standing committee saws
that his delay in responding TO the announce
ment of his election was due 10 the prote Il
against the manner of his election. He saws
that after a careful review of the evidence he
sees no ground for the charge made, aud
therefore leaves the final result with the
standing committees throughout the country
and the house of bishops, and will be content
with their decision,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04
4, EANER SUE EXCURSIONS

elegant iron steamer s & =, Cop 1u-s
g. James LsTEy1, g EoW a.sksas = = 4
EACCRSFOSS 70 POINT LOOKOUT
o. EYEEE SATURDAY,
..1E g. PISEY POINT ard MsPSHALL'-.
I'D r-.4rL-lF. I.g steamer leaves stephen
tA-r.- O, .. 2 street. 40 : : n arriv ms
.. 20 Lg-sr sar'r S-rtay morning. pud Re
f.r. IL % t-L-ug-ru Cy e a n. OBS Monday. All
90. GluCta-laus aye G--t class, AM .Te ULsur-
- 81 = EIy s.esu-t OF Jca rlSar
Pe---k F.. --Ntt fr-. ca ... a-rlF -
STTIHENSpT BIO f-~-+<.
- srr-u-- vEgrT..G ~ - .,h ,r-e-s. 2. -. d.
l-s f-.r .r s--r~a. - NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

KISSING HIS WIFE AND CUTTING HER
THRoAT.-At White Cloud. KspsaS, on last
Thur. day a man npm-i Hurst k'lIci bis
Wife. They he i been married only about ST X
months, end were paIated. On Thursday
afternC On he went TO the house where his
wife was staying, called ner out to the fe ice,
put his arms about her, kissing Ler atiec-
Iionately, and then cut her throat with a
large pruning knife. He was aIrestI 4. anc
IL was with great difficulty that the officers
prevented the populace from L. nchiBg him
He is now in Jail in Troy, and pretends to
be GRAVY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

GIN. CROOK CLEARING OUT THE BLACK
HlILS-Gen. Crook has arrived in the Black
Hills country TO carry out the o,1iers of the
fIe7Ite.lt in relation 10 the occupation of the
country by miners. He has ordered ali pu-
authorized persons to leave that region by
the 18th instant, and two companies of caS,-
airy and one of infantry have been dis patched
TO enforce the order. The miners have held
claims
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

MOODY AND SANKFY held farewell ser.
wees yesterday, morning and evening az
Victoria Hall, Liverpool, the building beng
crowded 10 its utmost capacity. and mp Nv
pccple being unable 20 gain admittance. AT
he evening service Mr.. Moody stated that
NE receipts from the London meetings ex-
CCcted the eypanllture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

GES. AND SENATOR BURNSIDE is trying
to relieve himself of the cramped feeiing that
every one experiences when in Little Rbciy
by visit TO Long Branch. In reply TO re-
mark that the place seem~i TO az rec with
him, the General replied, "Oh, yes, feel a
sense OF freedom here that is perfectly de-
lightful. The fact OF il is, always like to
get out OF Rhode Island. like to be where
i can stretch my EGGS without being suei by
my neighbor for trespass."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

BUILDERS IN New YORK complain that
there he's not been such a stagnatiou In their
trade for the past thirty years as at present.
The few buildings that are being erected are
CDieiS tenement houses and private dwell
tnEs, = lIich command medium rents of about
slsC0j 70 = 0C0 q year. This class OF houses
have not suffered the decline in rents sus-
t2tned by more costly houses,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

NEW YORK, august 4.-Arbuckle Bros,
wholesale grocery, No. 60 trout strcs t, took
fire al noon Ia. day and is still burning, but
the flames are under control.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04
s,IEANIBOAT ROUTE
q s I Z VI AY.

COMMENCING THURSDAY. JAY -, l-s
N PHILtDET PHTA. making connection with
click IrafH- f-yt- " WASHINGTON 49,
NV Castle - .ndI4 steamer .-75eHS
y POINT cart. George s lIl.eI xsar-s-zsss Ia
~ New Castle,
kspAN~. thu RsDRYS sud SATURDAYS.
Lave Cage Nay alternate lays.
.-z.euser Lsiiasy tT-m SteAuil,- az landing 70
bel ~ city. I.ag. 2x
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04
SENTE CASE AND PrRLIC HEALrHA

NtN ! 4 NASES AND FU BIC HEALTH.-At
81 rec nj meeting OF the town council OF Liv-
eTECOI, Eng, IL was stated that the death
rate OF that city hal been reduced to twenty
ia one thousand living persons and that the
REDUCTION was due in Il great measure 10 the
cutting OF Of direct communication between
Ire public sewers and the houses OF the poor.
The health authorities have exercised their
power with the poor people. but the wealthy
sim have direct connection between their
houses and the sewers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04
~ Says the Brooklyn Argus.

nS-S Says the Brooklyn Argus. No,hn.-
cites a life insurance agent more tran - e
one or our mounted policemen cxcrt.ug ham
self 10 keep himselfiu his sadill
81 Patrick Corning aged nineteen. 1iei "a
Worcester, Mass, from injuries sat1 - a. .
been INFLICTED about his neck by his uncle,
james ClIECby. while chaStlsang hl1l.
,,linchy has escaped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

POLITICAL NOTES.-The Mississippi dem
ocTdtlc convention at Jackson yesterday
nominated Hon. w. c. Hemingway for state
treasurer. Il platform was adopted recog-
MIXING 10 the fullest extent the civil and pO-
ntlCal equality OF ali races. Colonel Lamar
made speech, I'm which the ATTEMPT i'm the
STATE 10 establish a color line was strongly
denounced. 49, The vote in Texas Yesterday
on GAZING constitutional election, so far as
heard from, is slightly in its favor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

JHs JURY ~ WADDy sruoNfpsoS,s r.sr
pa Nel1phlS having failed. agrce, were dis
tn"f 5ed. The Judge held the former bond OF
'-il u-O0SatEd collars good and uuforfei tel
nd placed al additional h,Id Of We ,bons.
"a dollars. which Tnonps has f3Iltt u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

MAJOR JOSEPH c. CLARK jr., L. s. A,
retired. has been detailed as deputy gov
"rrCT OF the Soldiers Home, vice folly
McCrea. LIST artillery, relieved at his own
T aust.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

THE MOUNTAIN MEADOW MASSACRE
J ~ aL.--Juu FOREMAN charged the iury at
Beaver, l tab, yesterday, III the case OF John
ID. Lee, the leader of tue Mountain Meadow
massacre An Indian chief, in an interview.
sta;ec that ne was coward and "A liar ard
lied 10 blame tie mas acre on the indians,
when be secured the aid OF the Indians by an
Cii.r OF clothing. Guns. and horses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

- ~ rs, L. NJ. Jackson, the widow ofStoue-
wall "a ksOn, has received $500 from the ex-
ecutOf OF Wade II. Bolton of Memphis Tenn
being ha4f tue sum willed her. Tue personal
property OF Mr.. Bolton is valued at about
hall q million.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04
WARNING

A WARNING TO SwI ,rvERs- Ioln
itGwn. offs cast 7Dirty- second str 3 y. Y.
was dlOEr I Monday az RCCkgway. owing
~ an attack OF cr6mpf white swimming
.'Epa-eT wan, while syviunius 20 ms assis-
I--e-, ia-l IN saving him also through an
shore uetCre sinking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

THE RECEIT rs to-day were, from in .ernaI
revenue. SGOJ clCsI. from customs, SIS, 1iGOS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

YELLOW FEvER,-The Secretary OF the
Navy has received the following dispatch
from Surgeon Cooper. dated Pensacola r Ia
Aug. %d 80 Everything quiet and healthy
~ navy ward and vicinity. Saventy-twO
cases and twenty-five deaths in BarrancaS
10 this morning. No case from Plckens for
seven days"
The following telegram from Fort Earran-
cas-, tIa., has been received by the Surgeon
General of the army:
august J, 1SI5. a H.-NO new case since
Yesterdays report; one death. DR.. Ste. nbarg
ls still improving. though not out OF danger.
y , case from Fort Pickens fsr nine days.
Z II y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

THE National Bank currency received at
the Treasury to-day for redemption aggre-
gated SgSSG"J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

a GUSBOAT FOR THE RIO GRaNDE.-Tae
New Orleans Picayune of July 29tn has the
following: 'The steamer Planter, which
was purchased q short time since in Mobile
fOI sci vice upon the Rio Grande, arrived in
our city yesterday in charge OF Capt. kelIs
OF the United States navy. The Planter.
whose name IS to be changed or has been
cba nge1 TO the BraZOs, was built for q tug
boat, and is $50 feet long. Needing consider
able repairs she will Je placed in the dock "a
Algie.S. end the work necessary TO put he
immediately into commission will be pushec,
forW ard rapidly TO completion. AS soon as
she comes out OF dock the BraZos will receive
her armament, which is TO consist of eating
guns and Dahlgren hOwitzers. and he Gre W
of two hundred men. With her armament
and supplies on board she will draw auout
four feet OF water, which will enable her 20
cross the bar at the mouth OF the Rio G ante
and navigate the channel Of that tortuouS
boundary river. A portion OF the c. wv OF
the Canandalgua will be tran leTreI L. the
BraZOS."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

MASONIC BANQUET TO A LADY.-The
Baroness Burdett- Coutts has not, like most
81 her aeX, that antipathy to the FIR eInaSoLs
Whlch Is generated by the secrecy of their
lrOc. 6d'ngS. She has, ON the contrary, recog-
nIZed the charitable disposition of the craft
and Is going 10 work with them for the COM
mon gcoi. 10 return for present of fchair
of order 10 the ledge which bears her name
she rs 10 be invited TO a banquet; and this.
we aIe assn. ed, will be the first occasion in
England on which a lady has been present
whrH lodge furniture, as such, will be uS-,l.
Perhaps we shall next be hearing OF her l.
mission 70 q lOdge.-LiUCrpOol Post
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

e. Alexander Hamilton, son OF the great
statesman, died al New York We te.dav,
aged ninety years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04
Y AK EEST YET,

H. IVA IT,
' al II MOI MAINS sNU MOUNT DESERT
II NOEWI"H LIVE
- y f,r - Hound trF from . r. "a
=" rs ard r'-r. Crai-e Cf I-===.-S = -
500 y ute Pcs. myers allowed % sf05 over ~
- tn'- tircG.a-F- vl-I iUli information, may
La4 et We pTlucfnsi stations ON the Erie. the
- y ~ a. "a 49, tb- fL.iaiel phia, Wi.tniLgt0n
- Al cir H1.- v here ti-E ts A. Rl>S flT
% =, x iy1 v LIE NJ II tsia t.oSsls ? = he NCr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04
For EACURsIoNS

Ihk EAET WASHINGTON
cCsts EOR CEAnTER EEEE ~ s.ae'
-! - a A"G ,vI y ~ ~. 1.,. Rosgia'
says edLesdays and Friisys- lta,t,o s,.-,,---,
.,T, .. . r Apriy On board OF u "a How
- IN P.H TsoT9. President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

SUPERINTENDENT BANGS. OF the Post
Office DEF artment, left here In 4 night for New
York, To complete arrangements for the fast
mail trains between New York and Wash
2 q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

CURIOUS LIBEL SgIT-An EIuOr Sued for
REARING ne ElpCrielceS Of a EeiCiched Genlf9-
nlml.-John r.. Barrett, city editor of the
Molning Republican of Scranton. Pa, was
a.iested Mon'ay afternoon on a charge of
libel preferred against him by l.. Wee l.
strand, OF Pittston. The alleged libel is con-
tanned in an article published i'll the Repub-
lican few days ago, entitled "Bewitch / -
In which Mr.. Barrett gave The result of an
interview with WCCdStrand, detailing tn
experience OF 'he latter over a period Of siy
years, during which ne stated that he had
been haunted Oy a witch in possession of p
certain party at Meadsville, Pr. We l.
strands halluCinatiOI car riCd him so iar as
To open a correspondence with United state,
District Attorney Reed, at PittSbdrg deSi
II him 10 take action again>s the Mea -
vile sorceress, WHO, he claim |, held a spell.
over him; and a fe days ago, seeing his lot
tiers were unhC cded, he presented bin ,elf AT
Mr.. Reed office, and was kicked ont. The
circumstances were related in the Pittshu =
Gazette, and sub. equently WcCdstrand
waited on Mr.. Barrett with request D put
lish his grievance in the Republican. This
was done in an article IN which the cabalis-
tic idea was ridicul /. Mr.. Barrett had a
hea- ing, and, afte. a prOtracted and highly
amusing trial. was discharged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

THE ALLEGED MAIL CONTACT FRAUDS
an iHetoe,s'Ot IHytItr'iC ion Cgl,g.-To-day
M'Ssrs, W. A. Cock and charles Pelham. as
counsel ior Jerome J. Kinds, (WhOse trial
and aCqultal on charges connected with al
legged Texas mail contract frauds will be re
nleEbered,) died q bill or the equity side OF
Ire supreme Court OF the District 10 restrain
the payment of certain moneys. on account
81 CSrrglng the malls, to John Altman aud
LEOther. The respondents are the POstmas-
Ter General, the Sixth Auditor, aud Altman
ard Brothe1, and the plaintiff recitcS IN ms
bIli that he has an interest in the said con
tact, ia was Illegally declared from exc
c. III IL JuCge Humphreys made a prel!ru-
!.aIy restraining order, returnable on the
ltth Of September next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

Ac,'ug Secretary Of tGe Treasury J1d!e
Bui lham tina: he is weather bound in Ken
lucky. ard C1rUOt Te'uTn IS 81 N as he ey-
; Ct to. Tue rains have iuuIdat- all the
valleys of the state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

ry The Berne postal convention has baan
approved by the French assembly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

NAVAL ORDERS.-ActiHg Eoa tSwaiu Dan
iei Wor! 10 tie PCwhatt8n. Detachet-I.ieu-
tenant Commander Em. L. Whiting. from
lie Beuicia ard placed on waiting or ers.
Master Henry l.. Green. nom the fnte~-acs-
arc survey and ordered 10 holt hiuSai: In
readiness for surveying duty ar. Ter IleufrI-
ant Commander r. NJ. Green, " tshiD,GaJ
Alfred Reynolds has reported his r. urn
ZONE, having been detached from the Mar
ra-auSett Ou the 20!l uitiuO, and has beal:
Ela' 60 on waiting OrieTS, Maze John Ne
Mauus, !fom the navy ward, Norfolk, and
CTrerCd 10 the lsto Bra, Oal, New Orleans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

ALLEGED OUTRAGE BY PoLICEMEN-Po-
hcemen Terence Finuity and James MuIye, .
OF the first precinct, are in custody on the
complaint of Margaret Igo, who alleges that
on landing at the foot OF Whitehall ST eet
about 10 p IN. Friday ON her return frohh a
visit to relatives in Brooklyn, she and a
woman IN her company named Jane sur
rane ''nknOwn) were seized by the accused
taken on the Battery and raviSh 1. The ac-
cused lit is alleged then took the women to
the Eastern hotel, where the outrage W. 3
repeated Saturday night the complainant
(as she says was again outraged by DO
!iceman whom she cannot identity. On Sur
day she made complaint at the station house
and Capt Petty pu. Finnity and Mulvey
under arrest: Both strenuOuSly assert their
lnnocence.-N y. journal u Commerce, 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

THT RISE IN THE PoTOM tC.-The signal
Office reports that tie Potomac at Harpsr's
I cry rose four feet last night and at ~ Q
9 deck this 2. IN. was eiyht aud a half { ~
above los water, and rising stow Y. No
CANCER iced he anticipated in Washington
ON this rise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

y STATEMENT appeared to-day In morn
ing paper rejecting upon Mr. George B. VI
Carte ard his management Of The bureau Of
engraving and printing, in compelling the
employees OF that bureau to lose thv'r pay if
absent from duty yesterday, when The en-
pipycS of al other departments had holiday
with ray. T. reference 10 the law, max
Ig the aPpTnpTi. ton for the bureau. il VIII
to seen mat Mr.. MsCartes has no option in
the matter, a TIE law distinctly states. for
~ ment q: employees at a i.arGi=,u TO be paid
Lnr Inc time h.-LLnlLN aluL--..-n- I :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

PER>oSAL.-EX-se Senator cole lett for Cali
iorp'a last night. ....Ey-SenatOr Scott, Of
FeHLSy ivania, is in the city. Ii Ia. written
g letter - the President concentrating MIN
on lis thlrd-tpTW letter. -.-- NJ. I. c. Cr4gy-
iJId, cOrreST Gudeut IF the Chicago Times was
married ut Atlantic city, y. =, on MOrlay
asst 10 LIS LILY Washington. OF thi~ cifv
They oppose 10 settle down and keep house
G-re this winter. ....F.v- Sneaker Ei!i,3e X
iha cue OF Col Benton, az the Springfield
aImOTy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-08
apEs,IsL NOTICES.
.- COHEN BROTHERS

NE COHEN BROTHERS
are selling the best PACIFIC LAWNS mot In
remnants ut 12hc.
They have also one Of the largest as7or menfs OF
DRESS GOODS In the city.
DRESS GOODS at 0, 12h, 16, and 1sc. for the
WORsTED DEBEGEs-reduced from 33c.
AL, the better quality DRESS GOODS reduced In
price.
Their assortment Of BLACK and CoLokED
SILKS, both for dresses aud trimming, Is Inc
largest and cheapest ever offered, beiog bought
at various auction sales
Do not fall 10 see their BLACK ALPACAS ana
GRENADINES before you buy.
VICTORIA LAWN at 12Ec., at l &c. reduced from
3Oc., Mt Csc reduced from Acc
Great bargains in FRENCH PlQUE5.
Also, FRENCH NAINSOOK and CAMBRICS at
from 10 to Csc, usual value 50 to 45c.;
SWISS MUsLlNS and TARLATANS bought at
recent auction sales. see their prices.
FRENCH-WovE CGRsETs at 5oc.. at Tic. worth
s1,ats2 selling generally for s1.75, at 81 80
reduced from 32.75.
The largest variety In HAMBURGH EDGlNG and
INSERTING ever { ffered.
Also, 4 large stock of PARASOLS,
COTTON TRIMMING in great variety at fully half
value;
Also, COVENTRY and GUIPURE TRIMMING
at considerably less than usual price.
| RIBBONS In all widths and shades;
| SAsu-RIBBONS from SOC. up. jeo