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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-08-07

The 900 and 1890 A. NJ. and 200 and 6.1O P.
NJ, the only trips from Portland to Evergreen
*The only trip to Long Island and Little Che
beague, leaving Portland at p. m. Return leav-
at 4.45 p. M.
lin rough, stormy and foggy weather, this trip
will not be made.
Fare % cts. for round trip. Children 10 cts SIN
gle passage one way Is cts Five tickets SLIGO,
Communication tickets 80 round trips $500.
Arrangements for Picnies and Excursions can lie
made with j. S. Morris, No % Exchange street or
Steamers lesve City, Afternoon at 200 and 800
leave Islands for City at $50, 500 and $50.
See Entertainment Column for Saturday After
noon Band Concerts and Sails.
j. L. LIBBY, Manager
Office, end of Custom House Wharf
Portland June %, 1880 ie29dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-08-07
FOR SALE.

WISHING to change my business, will sell my
w furniture and fixtures in the American
House. Corner OF Middle and India Streets Port
land AIaine and lease the house. Parties Gesirols
of engaging in the hotel business, will find a rare
chance If applied for soon Apply to D. RANDALL,
On the premises jy27d2w*
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-08-07
Honsc aud Loi ON YYiImof street

EEOUsc ana EI0t ON WlfmOf Street
NOR sale at bargain. Contains 10 rooms gas,
IL Sebago and furnace. Former price $3.50;
offered for 81 ,800-one- third cash. the balance
to suit the purchaser VIM. HI. JERKS.
August 4, 1880. aud d3w*
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-08-07
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

For Sale.
EeRICK HOUSE on Pine, and frame houses on
ID Spring Street, for sale at bargain
c. 2. MATTOCKS 311a Exchange St.
mar1S dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-08-07
10 he Let.

10 Let.
ANE or two pleasant rooms suitable for ladies o.
" gentlemen. Enquire at PROSPECT ST.
my19 81 diff
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-08-07
ISLAND STEAMERS.
Portland, Little Chebeague, and
HarpsWeIl Steamboat Co.

On and after THURSDAY, June oath this well
known steamer will leave the east side of Custom
House Wharf, at 9.15 A. NJ, and 6.15 p. M.
Leave Harpswell, at 6.15 A. NJ, and 40 2. NJ
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-08-07

Sunday Excursions.
On and after July 4th steamer Henrietta will leave
Custom House Wharf at 10 A. NJ and $50 p. NJ.
Leave Harpswell, at 7.30 A. NJ, and 800 p. NJ.
Tickets may be bought of THOMAS MATTHEWS.
on board of boat, or JOHN S. MORRIS,
Jel9dtsep1 No. % Exchange st. Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-18
MINE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

Mo, ,,cor,,;,r =, ,,,;ournn,ont
p L,. D.. A. -. -. c,.i;,
p,,.rs f,om tho Unnso i;.nosed nf in ron.
cnrrrnr,.
A., ,c, =, ,hol;sb ,b. C,,,;s N,,;o;ro,
rnpr, coming mn he ASSIGNMENT was laiJ y,
H.. ,.bIc mi motion of Nr Ry,nro,n and
ortlsr,,l nr;n,sI
IN r,n,;Yn os Nr p,uc,,rr
Ordered ina, tho Committee y, ro.,,l ,f.
fairi inouirc INTO the expedirnrx of so an,e,J-
;pe, tho statutes thai IN. n.nnle nav ho mor,,
~ ctrsuv nrotnc,,J ac,;nst xas.,nts AMI
tramn.
NJ su,r,, from tho ~omu,;,,.e IN Maine
State Year hook. presented the follnw;nr rc.
soI,..
Resolved That the SECRETARY of S,a,e H.,
authorized In contract for eigbt hundred cou.
;as of tho Maine State ye.r Rool AMI Iar
;Sls,iye MsnusI AT a cost no, ~ axcnsd one
thousand dollars. namely. one HUNDRED
comics octave. sni,ahlc for bind;n', ri.I, ,ha
,,ocp,ncnts ans COW ,o he ac,;xarod h.. H.
Secretary of State. on or before the srst of
MAY 10 each officer and member oftbc jecis.
lst,re Of 1850. and the balance IN be deliver.
c,l to the Secretary of State. of which hal.
ance one corv shall by said Secre,arv he
delivered to each officer and member OF the
legislature of 1881. and the remainder to he
delivered 10 the heads of depa-,me,,s for
,hc;r us,
p,r,-, ,.cor,.l anil r,s,,x, r,.a
s;uneJ
Mr. P,p.urr frnm ,ho rorm;.,.o a.,
WAY, and Rr;dc,s reported hill, an ne, !, -.
la,inn 70 the bridge over the cast branch &c
Cousins river. TAu,horizes the towns of
Freeport and Yarmouth to construct , br;J.o
over the east branch of Cousins river. be-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-18

The Eleventh Annual Report OF the
Massachusetts, Bureau of Statistics of La
Dor, of which Carroll u. Wright is Chief.
is work Of the very first Importance. Ii
contains about 500 pages. closely filed
with matter bearing upon questions with
which such work should deal. It is di-
vided into five parts. the first part taking
up the subject of Strikes in Massachu-
sets :" the second. Convict Labor the
third, statistics OF Crime. 1860 1879 -
the fourth. Divorces in Massachusetts.
1860 1873 the fiith, Social Life OF
Workiugmen." Thcreport contains elab-
crate tables. and the statistics OF crime are
represented by diagrams rs well rs tables
The work appears to be in all respects
honestly and thoroughly wrought. and
worthy To he accepted rs authority so far
rs Massachusetts is concerned upon all
the questions with which il deals.
We have space only to call attention to
some Of the conclusions arrived at by Mr.
Wright and embodied in this volume On
tho subject of Strikes tho first conclusion
is, that they generally prove powerless
to benefit the condition Of the wage class. =
Most of the strikes which have occurred
have resulted in no advantage or only in
temporary advantage to the strikers. They
have had tendency to lessen work by
compelling tho introduction of machinery
or improvements in machinery. which SUI
perscded In part or in whole the need OF
hard labor. The strikes of mule spinners
are now having the effect of driving
mules out Of factories aud the
spinners out of business. The
second conclusion Is. that "strikcs lead to
imrrovidence and are demoralizing in
their effect upon the workingman. In
the Fall River strikes. the enormous sum
Of si.4N,oco in wages was voluntarily
forfeited by the idlcncss of the operatives
The amount Of wages lost by the opera
tives in Fall River during 1879. would
have erected mill of twenty-five thou
sand spiniles. equipped il with the neces-
sary machinery, and given it sufficient
working capital. The decentralization OF
strikes is proved hy the increase of the
criminal list which attends them The
railroad riets Of 1877. furnish evidence
upon the point. During the first twelve
weeks of the last Fall River strike. one
hundred and four spinners were arrested
for various offences. of whom about sew
enty-one were actual strikers.
In regard to convict labor Mr.. Wright
holds 10 his formerly expressed ideas that
ccnvicts should he employed at work. by
contract or otherwise as may seem best
but that the idea should not be lost sight
Of that reformation is the chief end to be
sought in prison discipline. lie suggests
that the number of couvicts 10 be en-
ployed in any one branch should be linz
tied by law to ten per cent. Of the num-
Der of persons employed outside the pris-
on in the same branch: that the use Of
power machinery should be prohibited in
prison shops and convicts be EMPLOYED
only upon hand work; that the idea Of
making prisons self-supporting should be
abandoned. and under the Russian or some
other system the convicts should be made
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x3O,NN,.

The last item in the reform and re-
trenchment administration of Gov. Gar
celon will be found in the message Of
Gov. Davis. read in the Senate Yesterday
1t is that the cost to the State of the mill
tary and police force authorized by Gov.
Garcclon and made necessary by the at
tept to crowd the Contingent Fraud
down the threats of the people is abeu.
$4,000
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A Much Abused Innocent.

Mr.. Swan OF Minot rose TO Il question OF
privilege yesterday in the House, taking
an editorial in the kennebec Journal in
relation to himself and Mr. Hartman as q
text. He was squareIy answered from the
republican side, and produced no other
impression upon the House than that Of
pity and contempt for his apparent inabil-
ity to comprehend the disgraceful exhibit
ton whiclbhe has made of himself. and
the view which decent men must take of
his conduct in this alleged bribery bust
ness. even taking his own account of it.
MIR. Swan will be Il wiser ii not better
man before this session closes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-18

to turn their hand- 10 trades requiring
skill and training
The statistics Of crimes are very elabo-
rate. From these it appears that crime
does not increase in Massachusetts as fast
- population. The apparent increase of
crime is caused in large degree by chan
ges of laws, which gradually raise offences
formerly considered only immoral-like
the laws in regard to spirituous liquors
into we'll defined crimes and punishable as
such. The strieter enforcement of laws
also swells the criminal record for the
time being. as compared with periods
when laxity Of enforcement prevailed
Sixty per cent. Of all sentences for crime
are attributable directly to the use or ille-
gal sale of liquor, and how far the other
forty per cent. is indirectly attributable
to the same cause is question which MIR.
Wright is endeavoring to elucidate.
The divorce question is new one in
thi, report. The facts presented are sui
icent To show at least that the subject de-
mands attention. One divorce to every
eleven. or fourteen. or even seventeen
marriages, as in some of the New England
States. is a state OF things not to he neg
lectcd While the marriage rate has de-
creased within the last twenty years tine
divorce rate has more than doubled in
Massachusetts within the same period.
The part of the report concerning the
social life If working men is of great in
terest. VIVA, great effect this has up
on their condition Is amply shown. I'm
provement. says the report, ''in the So
cal life OF working men is connected in
timately with all the leading phases Of the
labor question and the advancement of
the working man in an economical way.
along with the best intellectual and moral
training. is the only sure method 10 i'm
prove his social education, opportunities
and lie The influence which churches,
schools. the lecture platform, society meet
ings of the various kinds. and the improve
ment of roads, the identifying Of towns
and villages. the fostering Of art and Gull
,ure, has upon the people is argued and
enforced by facts and statistics which
ought to have a wide circulation over the
! country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-18
C,mm,tfee on ways and Budg,s

This COMMITTEES siyes sotic~ that II will be la
.iop on Friday, Feb -, at I'm P. ". for hearing
bridge from Bailey :. Island To orr leland
T., r. HALL, Secretary.
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Committe, on Nav, and BridgeI.

This Committee gfyes nosice that II has assigned
Wednsslay. Feb. il, for hearnRon the south Thorn
asoa Bridge Company ct zI0 r. NJ; aiso. Arr"w-ie
B<idse Company.
T. r. HALL. .<crpfary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-18

The next rcau'rr mer,ing Of the Committee on
Temperance will be Thursday evening. Feb Is isso
~ 7 o'clock T.. ". All interested are Invited to he
present. FER ORDER.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-18
.yy,J,e,nyy Comm,tt,e Hea,,ng.

The Judiciary Committee will give hearing To al
interested ia the matter relating 10 rrfai 81 chap
Ia n the lass 81 i-sg, concerning mills and mill
dana on Tuesday Feb. H. at q O'Clock r. ". In iis
committee room.
Per order,
\. Il. BsADsrEGEr. Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-18

Until further notice the Committee IN Military AZ
fairs will meet ~ the AtiJufant Generals offse
Thursday Of each week ut io'cloek T.. NJ
LEVI &. FLINT, c,f.
Gro " cor IDI<t. '"'"'"-
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COMMITTEE NOTICES.
Csaaitsee On Csasay Estinat

Nessr.. Partridge Of whifefeld, Emmons
Of Limington, Goss Of Auburn, Hill. Of MON,
ts0uidin2 a West Wa,erville, Thomas Of
Harrington, Gilman Of Meddybemps. Jewett
~ Richmond. Lord Of Standish, Long Of Fort
Fairfield. Lewis Of Springfield. Gray Of Mon
.on, Written Of Pittsfeid. Hussey Of Brooks
WATSON Of BrooksvilIe. Davis Of Woodstock
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C,mmitfe, on Mercantile 1Fa,rs end igsm.
aace.
This committee R,c- notice that II will bc IN scs
sion rhurslav, Feb. ~, vt q O'Clock T.. NJ Room
u. to give hearing 10 all interested In matter OF
theological survey.
n. r. HIt.t, rt
TOBIAS LORD. JR.. '""'''he"
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.tofses.

Notice IL hereby given that The Judiciary Commit
tee will give hearing % "wednesday Frb. i. Ia all
interested IN AN order which has been introduced re-"
lative the brtrr protection ~ holders of life in
ssranee policies. Fer order,
ffsbts A. q. BR aDsrEEEr. Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-18

Commitee on fedcraf R,fdttons.
The Committee on FEDERAL Relations will meet on
Thur.sisys at . T.. ", in Room No. 10.
\. ,. PAELIS, ! .h.tr,..u
Cn,s. v. LORI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-18

Harrington, Gilman Of NEEDY bemps- Jevett
II Richmond, Lord Of Standi.h, Long Of Fort
Fairfield. Lewis Of Springfield. Gray Of Mon
.on, Written Of Pitts6eid- Hussey Of Brooks
WATSON Of BrooksvilIe. Davis Of Woodstock-
CoNmitfee on Bays and Bridgef.
This Committee riyes nosice that It has assigned
as,os Bridge Company at z-' r. NJ; aiso. Arrow-ie
e. HALL SECRETARY.
Commnfee on Ways and BridJes.
This COMMITTEES give. so,ie~ that II viii be la
.ion Friday. Feb. - a' I'm r. n, for hearins on
bridge from Bailey. Island 10 Or. Island-
T., Il. HALL, Secretary.
Commiftee ON Change n Manner.
The Committee on chsnss If Names win meet a
room No. %. Tuesdays. at hafpsst two IN.
CALVIN LEACH. Chairman.
JvJie,nyy Commrtt,e He0y,ng.
The Judiciary Committee will give a h~ariag 10 d,
Interested ia the matter relating 10 rry--ai u chap
IN n the lass 81 i-.g concerning mills and mill
asms Tuesday, Feb. ", At :. O'Clock r. W., In it'
Per or,ler,
\. q. BEAbsrErgr. sec.
Sofsee.
Motto. 4. hereby given that the Judiciary Commit
H.. will give hearing "Wednesday frb. i, Ia al
infcrv.t sd IN order which has been introduced r."
iative 10 the ttrr protection ~ holders Of life In
ssranee policies. Fer order,
ffebis q. BEAD-fEEEr. Sec.
Comm,iee on Fedcrai K,iattoas.
The Committee on FEDERAL Relations will meet oil
Thur.sisys at : T.. w. Ia Room No, 10.
1 = =, r = hdxa. chair"eH.
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which may arise in this body. But until that
time comes, hope we shall for the future a ;.
tend strictly to the matters which we have he
fore us. SO far as I am concerned. that i
NV intention. whatever nav - ma. y
""s;
Mt. fAhkER from the Committee on Legal
Ahairs' reported IN new draft and ought to
pass on bill an act to incorporate the Water
''l Nc Telegraph Go. Read and assigned.
Town. an ,~,;,;on " na, .ae Committee on
OF ,h. h -" reported Dill an. act to set
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effect
On motion of Mr.. BAKER. the bill with
amendments was recommitted TO the commit.
tee.
Bill an act additional to an act to incorpor.
ate the Pcnobscot Mutual FIRE Insurance
Company. which was passed to be engrossed
was subsequently on motion of Mr.. ArwEtI
laid upon the table
Resolve in favor of John NJ. Thurlou9h
was taken from the table.
Mr.. DiNeLEr said this was one of a series
OF resolves that will come before us durin,
the session, and did not think there was sufi
cienf merit in it to authorize its passage. The
statement OF facts shows that Thurlough orig
inaiiv paid but $50 for his lot. and now comes
forward and asks that 1925 be paid him for
"espassers who cut timber thereon. He didn't
see how the two things could match These
resolves nave come in year after year. and
doubtless the State has paid large sums Of
money to parties without the shadow of a
eiaim- He moved the indefinite postpone
menf of the resolve.
Mr.. BERRY said this case should he decia.
Ell on Its merits, and the resolve not killed.
because claims have been allowed that ought
not to have been. The timber Gu, on this
lot belonged to Thurloagh, and the money
theretor had been put into the State Treas
ury II Thurlough had made a good bar
gam IN buying his lot, it was not the province
OF the State to beat him out Of it.
Mr. Ellis said that the most of these
claims pretend to be bolstered MP by state
ment of facts, but he was opposed to open-
ing the door, for great many more win
Mr.. LANsoS said that the State was the
party in this case, and was sub-
,ec'ed to costs in the premises; bnt Thur
Tough proposes to take the entire Amount
he didn't think this was right.
Mr.. BARKER, y member Of the comm;sfee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23
(FoR OTHER "LocAL" SEE ForRrH PACE
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Brief H(mS. Rev Dr.. Pryor, OF MOTTO
way county. will preach at the Presbyterian
church here Tonight and every night until
next Thursday. lie will also occupy the
pulDit Sunday morning.
At the Mayors Court Yesterday morning
James and Robert Rush (colorcdl were lined
81 each by Acting Mayor p rdue for ylo'
ati0n q the civ ordnance.
Mss ,laggie GcOdc. one of Lynchburg's
iayorite singers, viii take part in the m!-
sseQ!e tonight. She will sing two solos,
one Of which wiz be selection from Pima
fore. Miss G0ode took a leading part IN
Pnaf)re and Martha when those Two operas
were played IN Lynch5urg by the amateur
company oi that place.
TIE Board od Supervisors OF Chestcgjrld ID
are exp, cted 20 consider the question e APP
propriatiD2 sncds towards the supp Ut OF
the Free bridge at their next mesting,
which takes place Monday.
Several D9riEern families have settled III
Chesterfield near Manchester dur ng the
past week. and Others are expected 10 settle
D this vicinity.
Manchester was well represented at Tho
Theatre Wednesday night and las night
and also at the Mozart muStc0ts !a,t eve
ming.
The central cihce OF the Bell Telephone
Company IN Manchester is located on ib'
corner Of Thirteenth and Hua streets, d
Mes>rs. Bowen Il Bradley'$> lmpofiaa
news items lett there, or at Mesriii's Bride
Avenue House, will be recelled at The 3S
patch Office mp 10 midnight.
Tue delegates from Mln.ceeter and Ches
tefae,h to the Siaun,on Republican CooVeu
lion went instructed 10 yete for Ora OF.
The aDneafance Of slfe Baptist sauf $!
front has been greatly inproyed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23
- GRAND OPENING.
GRAND DISPLAY
OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
AT
SYCLE BROTHERS.
EVERY DEPARTMENT Is NOW COMPLETE


Ne have full line eof BLACK CACHFMIRES from
soc. 10 II per yard. cur 80. co, and 65c.
CACIit MlRE Is the best ey.r shown in Rich
mond.
Our SILK DEPARTMENT in u'ack and Co!9red-
We are selling an excellent BLACK SILK at
81. our $I.Z5 BLACK SILK is Of very supe-
ri9rqJSlity.
We also have full line Of BLACK and COLORED
SAlINS.
ToELaCK snd COLOEED BUNTiNGS we have a
fnll assorimen;. aud at prices 10 suit anybody
and everybody.
Don't fsh 70 lork at our LINEN SHEETINGS.
They were bought at mat large recent sale in
New York. AMI @e are selling tem very cheap.
We have also full line Of DRESS LINEN AT IS.
iuulsbingly low h-ure,. ran gins from l0 10 Zoe
Ver yard-l0 per cent. less than regular price.
500 pieces Of NEW DRFSS GOODS from 2s to
7jC.. and an entire new tot Of LACE BC NJ
INGS. ana fun line of TURKISH DRESS
GOODS.
I,YATTING. OI.-CI 9th. WINDOWS SHApES,
and LACE CURTAINS we haze an entire foors
sld az u. & &c tliat @i. sail ever body.
soc FRENCH and AMERICAN CORSETs ranging
from 37,sc. to sl.70.
Just opened, an oniire new lot Of u HOSIERY, SHET-
LAND SHAWLS, PAKASOL>. ami SUN-UM-
BGELLAS. Among them you VIII find some
new designs.
Materials for Spring Sackings-such as CAMEL'S-
HAIR aud TURKISH MELTON.
500 paiterns Of NEW HAMBURG EDGINGS and
INSERIINGS from The lowest TO the finest.
In LACE we have a large variety of our own Inn
pOIiati0n-sucn as TORCHON, LANGuEDOC'
BRETON ITALIAN, and VALEN-
CIENNkS.
Another lot Of those EVERLASTING TRIM-
MlNGS as cheap as iheN ever were before.
LAINDRIFD and UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS-all
Of our OwB manufacture.
IADIIS' UrSbERGARME NTS-This department
in the entire charse of some OF Our lazy
clerks, and We are selling these goods at less
Than you could buy the material. They are
handsomely trimmed and well made.
non'f fail 10 visit SICLE EROIHEbN',
nh 29-eod 81 brcad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23
VHIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
Il AN ON EITpSE

MRS. WlNsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP Is the
prescription Of one OF riie best armac physicians
and nurses inhe United STAT, s, aad has been used
for thirty years with neverfaiing safety and sue
cess by millions OF mothers and Children. from the
feeble infant OF one week old TO the adult. II cor
reefs ac!di,y Of The stomach, relieves wird collie
regulates the bowels. aud yiyes rest heahh. com-
fort to mother andchild "e belies IL the hest and
sm est remedy In tie world IN all cases of DYSEN.
Terry and DIARRHGl IN CHILDREN. whether
Il arises from teetblng from any o'hr cln'e. Full
directions for using win aceompan, c.ch bottle,
None genuine unless the facsimile Cf CURTIS &
PERKINSi T. on the OUTSIDE wrapnrr.
Sold by all medicine dealers, 25 cents bottle.
dc lJ-eoulw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23
~ AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
NEW SPRING GOODS
JUST OPENED AT
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
COS BROAD STREET.

4 handsome assortment OF new DRESS GOODS
embracing all lhe novelties Of the season, from
12ac. to $l.75 per yard;
A fnli line of BUNTlNGs in all shades, from l27s
10 soc. per yard;
ALL-WOOL BUNTGNGS in every shace al 23o.;
BLACK ALL-WOOL MONTE CLOTH, spring lot
ai soc. worth 63c.;
4 sptcialIv cheap line Of BLACK CASllMEHtS;
4 complete assortment OF BLACK and COLOHED
sHKs al very low prices
BLACK PEKIN STRIPED SILKS from 81 mp;
All the now shades Ia PEKIN STRIPE and COL
ORED SATIN;
New and handsome novelties In FANCY PARA
SOILS at moderate prices;
SILK and SERGE SUM- UMBRELLAS In all sizes =
A very large assortment Of WHITE GOODS;
WHITE LINEN LAWN at lsc. and upward;
WHITE INDIA LINEN at 20c. and upward;
DOTTED SWISS MUSLIN in entirely new pat
terms from 25c.up;
Special bargains In WHITE and COLORED ia
BIZ DAMASKS;
LACE.TOP GLOVES and MITTS IN endless vari-
ETY.;
so dozen COLORED LACE MITTS at 35c.;
90 dozen COLOREU SILK MITTS at SOC;
hne-quahty MITIS from 75c. 10 II %:
An Tie new spring shades in our celebrated MAR
GUFRITE KID GLOVES; new street shades In
fOur-butOns at si.25.: -
Just rece we'd anoher lot OF those handsome SHIT
LAND SHAWLS al Soc. at - ~
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
COS Broad street.
Ladies' full, regular adc BALBKiGGAN HOSE
Regular made HOSE, fsncy.embroidercd fronts, at
soc. aD Z-e'u