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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-13

IL now locks as If Secretary WINDOWS way
out OF what was generally considered an awk-
ward financial dilemma will De very easy. The
banks and bankers exhibit desire to get pos
session OF the SKIES TO hold them for the < per
cent interest, and they Will no doubt succeed In
gathering most OF these bonds The demand
upon the Treasury for a redemption Will be
comparatively slight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-13

Ia the Tailoring Department the exhibit will sur
pass any we ever made-this means that more
stock, hsndsomer styles and the best line of Sam
pie Garments that Washington hiss ever seen will
be shown. We now have three Cutters and Trim
mer employed in this department. Monday week
another Gutter will be added, as we now have all
the work the four can do.
In honor OF this occasion. the entire interior Of
our Store will be HANDSOMELY DECORATED.
Once more let us impress it on your mind that
Everybody is welcome. whether they purchase or
not.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-13

Everything now points to such success in
the coming Yorktown centennial as VIII be
gratifying 10 national pride. The President
gave another evidence OF his deep interest In
all that tends to increase the rational pride
and patriotism In his prompt acceptance OF the
Invitation 10 deliver an address at the celebra-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-13
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.

The Ladies are interested IN this branch, and We
shall deem it q compliment for them to call on
these days they are welcome every day.. as We are
going to astonish them by cur new departure in
Children's Clothing. The styles are Just 'too
lovely" snd the prices are very attractive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-13

The Ne" York papers quite generally praise
secretary WINDOWS plan" The Herald thinks
IL Is very satisfactory In the respect that 1t
leaves the debt entirely IN the control of Con-
gress. The Tribune says the people Will not
hesitate ''tO commend policy which promises
to reduce the rate Of interest On the public
debt as far as possible without dlsorderIng the
currency or disturbing the money market"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-13
BIZ SINESS SUITS.

We have somewhere IL the region OF one hun
dred styles of Business Suits now ready to put on
list of them would be the du,lest of reading; and
yet we want you to know substantially what they
are like. So call and BEE them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-13
BOYS SUITS.

When boy gets into long pants he begins to as
sumo the position OF man. Now our NEW BOYS
SUITS are based on this idea. They are Stylish in
Gut and hsve no fancy trimmings. as children's
clothing have. Our display viii bs treat for the
Boys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-13
DRESS SUITS.

We shall show about fifty styles in Dress Suits.
We are going to display some very choice styles
that will please you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-13

TN STAR ONCE Ia connected With the Telephone
Exchange Advertisements. orders for the paper
oy mail and otherwise news. OF any Information OF
usneas car be sent day or ng1t, free OF char4s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-13
YOUTHS SUITS.

We never had any competition on YOUTHS
SUITS. as our display always way ahead of
others. This year we think it will AS TONISH THE
DRESsY YOUNG MEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-13
1T MAY TIRE you
TO BEAD ALL THE
ADVERTISEMENTS ABOUT SPRING OPEN
INGS,
Is EVERY HOUSE THAT RECEIT-ES A FEW
7HOLISA ND DOLLARS WORTH OF
GOODS ANNOUNCES
"a GRAND DISPLAY"
We WANT fOU. HOWEVER. NOT TO PLACE
Us ON THE LIST.
We ARE CONG TO SHOW OUR STOCK on
ATuRDAX, April 10th,
MONDAY. April 18th,
TUESDAY. April 10Th,

And our idea in displaying il is to have you call
and look over It.
We make a creditab.e display the year round
On this occasion (our twenty sixth display the
goods will &c so arranged thst you can see them
all by walking leisureiy over the three floors we
use to display them. The prices are marked on
the goods In plain figures. and that price is not
deyiated from. Many persons. who have no idea
OF purchasing at present, hesitate to 90 into q
store and leok over the stock. To these we say
we especially want You to come no one is i'm
portuned TO buy; al are welcome. whether pur-
chasers or visitors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-13
DRY GOODS.

TYLER & CHEWING,
SlS seventh Street Northwest,
INVITE INSPECTION OF THEIR
LUFIN'S ga FRENCH BUNrINds. soc.
BLACK ALLrs SILK BRoCADES, sl25.
LYONS BLACK SILKS. 81 50. S2.oO.
BLACK SATIN De LYON. sl.75 s2.Oo.
CASH HOUSE. FIXED PRICES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-13


THE SATURDAY. 10th: THE
sPLENDlD: MONDAY, 18th. : ATTRACTIVE
DISPLAY. TUESDAY. 18th. GOODS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-13
WALTHAM WATCHES.

,.c,n eSso1appaenuJ recommend the Watches mann
han Ma u.s american Watch Company, Walt
can 6e obss}ns ne most reliable tmekeepers TIA.
large assortment OF an 0r.aa. -.
In stock - the lowest prioea en Anu Styles AWays
,.,,s7r n. W. aAIr, $40. = CO..
-eS-o - kEO1 Penn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-13
I AM Now PREPARED ToFUBNIsH

ESTIMATES FOR BEATING HOUSES
WITH FURNACES OR HEATER AND FIRST
CLASS RANGES FOR COOKING, WITH EsTI-
MATES FOR Plumbing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-13
DRY GOODS.
oMsRs CORDUROY SATIN
ENTs' FURNISHINGS.

PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. COR 9TH ST.
Established 1870 ara
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-13
LOST AND FOUND.

i OsI-About two weeks ago q BUNCH OF
~ KEYS; the finder will be rewarded by leaving
theui al the Star ONCE. It,
l GST-0ne Florintine Mosaic EARRING, on
to 9TH. along + to Epiphsny Church. 1eceiVe a
west. 80 a,s
OST-A SKYE TERRIER GYP. Answers to the
~ name OF - Mimi" liberal reward will be
paid for Ter return TO No. 52s 18th st. northwest
T OST-A thin lemon. colored 6YP with lyht
II spots en- her cars also on the back of her NECK
Answers tn the name Of ''Gyp" liberal reward
will be aid II returned to ALEXANDER & MASON
709 q St northwest. apI0 Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-13
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

The business viii be continued as heretofore
under the firm maine of WOODWARD & LOTa-
ROP.
Washington. April ], 1881. apr4m,w,f4w
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-21
rmmt -. Obne bab id tarum peib

emmt -. ubne oob i'd taram meib
Sb! Ob!
8cn Tbrinen unterbrodeu itieB fe te
ben Sat beraus unb prebte 3uleet ben
Sppf tief in bic &ifeu. 2epnibs Bemer=
funsen batten cine mabrbaft folternbe
NeuSierbe in ibr mad 9erufen unb ife
tannte geitanor senau, ibre Ye,3meifs
lung mirbe Jpn, Der bon Natur sutn:ii=
tbis mar, ;ue,it'; gun, @eben brinsen.
Wfaman, warum biit Gu 9etrdnlt,
fragte er, an lie terantretenb uno ite em.
pcrridteno. i'd babe Dir Nidts perbeim.
li&t, felt peni9eu Tasen erf femme i'd bic
Trdulein &urnosioff unb finbe, bab Il
liebenswiiroise iunse Damen inot meiter
9lidts. ...
Belcnbero lie5enspiirois, bSbnte 2so=
nib, neil iie einen burd geitedunsen uno
getriisereien reid semorbenen gater ia.
ben. Nitancr fineet mebr GefaQen an
Wfila, per bitte seoadt, ca6 er 10 ienti=
MENTAL mare. if4 outd bas nieolide
edro1en telfeden 81 laifen, uenn @atide
nod 5u taben 1T nit. itrem miitterlihen,
encrmen VermSsen. 80. Nifanrr 3udte
bic adieln unb ihluB ben Blid gu gc=
ben, nm nl&t ben 3Ornisen Musen feiner
Wiutter gu bese9uen.
SD merbe morsen wteber abreiisn mad,
Nnnolpfa, rief @la ftra, menn id nidt uui
Der Stelle erfabre, mas ALE oiefe Reoen
bebeuten, oann musit Du ieben, Witaner,
mer bier fiir Define anffeauns pirft.
(gorfetuns foIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-21
(gcrtfebuns folst.)
,Iprt NIT bts1em @tpff.

n5ort init btsem @tof."
laste etns Dame In Bottom 3u itrenl
Wann, ais er ibr eine Mesiin brahte,
I'm lte BON 6opftrsb uns Neural,;lc IN
turirsn. ucmit iie utsr3sba Sabre lang
bebaftet seweisn mar. Ysim nabaen Na
faa jepod nabm as bic Weoi,in nit fol
6em GrfOlss, oab 7s ben Gssrau4 fort,
lsBte, bis 7e furirt mar. S.itber III l1e
enttulfafitfd I'M Qobs bstleIbsn uno bat
bersits 3peiuno,wan,s Der 5eilen SAINT,
lien tbrsr Bsfanntidaft peranlabt, btelel.
be als 5ausmittel ein,ufu5ren. Sener
rStoh" 1T oas 5opfen' gittsrs.
oStanbarb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-21
La. s. L..

3ur q ti3!
Die 2outllana StaatsIotterie III bie ein,tae, bt:
ooH BEN 8plie eabpfftrt wurse
glue CUTE 0efesenge;t fcia Gfad
Il, maiden.
Die 3ieba 8 bsr alaFe @ Fnbet 1fan
in Rt.p Sr!saas am Denfeg ben l2. Suli 1881
2ultiItana 9tate SotterD So.
Di.fss Snf;itut wurse i'm Sabr: 1868 fir er.
liebuass~ uao QBobitsd.isfsits 9pefs ppn bev
Staatslegisla!ur geisg!ta iEe9rpDrist nil eiasn
Sapital p1n si,oo0.B0o, gu tss!dsm Ee feitt;y
tinsn @sfsrssfOnb BON 1920, geo tinsuesflst 9at
9bre crossn 9iebunsen epn einselne a
Nmmmera iinben mcnatli9 fat. WismaI5 ,pirf
cine 5isbung srlaoben. gaan Ieis naafpls,abt
NYpiSup..hpifuuo
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gprf1t 1T ;u alien Dinsen niit

- gorfat 1T ;u alien Dtneen ndtt'
Cine 9eiltse piltdt aber foQte @oril6t
serate In pieier Sabres3ett fir ale Mit.
ter fetn, tpelde ibre Sauslinse uno ttst-
ttsn &inber Dor Spmmertr antbeiten
(summer complaint), tpte Rubr, Durd.
fau, Rtnbsr.@belera u. {. ~. bewabren
wpusn. tpas am belten unb ltasslten ba,
burA erretat wirb, bab man ben 8leiaen
Neultdbter's vOeutf@esStn.
bermetl" (Paedotrophine) ale Nab.
runSsmittel eiebt. Dte Grfabruns lebr t.,
eaB es fein bsfsres Sarrosat fit Wuttsr-
mild eIebt ais eutides&tnbe r.
IN e 5 L." Sn alien renommirten Mpotbeten
~ taben.
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9auptpteis $4,000.
100000 Gidets su 10 Dollar ieoes
Salbe Tifet5 SIS.

l,s57 sgsminss i'm Sttraes psn s11O,4G
~ gnfrassa fur @atntsn, fpps Staten fur
elass tSnaen MIR tn bsr Sfffe In New> Drlsans
esma6t mtrbsn.
gDtsen 2irtularsn ob. 9eataunasn ftrsits man az
Wt. VI. Dauphin,
sttp Srleans "a
que unfsrs srsben auesrorttniIihsn 9ittunGsn
Faosn ltatt unttr auflat prn
Geu. @. o. Heauregara naa Cru.
Snbal q. Garly.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-21

Gan Domingo, welder iid gum Dictaz
tor semadt bat, bat peroronet, baB leoer
garser, ber ben geriud maat, bic be-
itebenoe Srbnung ber Dinse um5ultoBen,
Dor Elm ariessseriat seitellt unb jsoer,
Der nit @aHen in Der 9anb betronsn
,piro, gum Tobe perurt9eilt ,perben Ipu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-21
Sages Neuigfeitem.
s la II 5.

- Sn Ottoma, Ont, muroe am 10.
Oscrsens Elm leidter @rbnpB peripart.
Sine aQsemeine Gnslt bemddtiste lid Der
Bswehner, ea iie 9laubten, Der Inter
gang Der Belt itebe beScr unb piele lea
ten ii4 wdbreno Der 9eadt nidt gum
Sdlafe nieber.
= Die fir CUBA beifimmten Yo1ia,
den seben anltatt iiber gecm Orleans
Ober Sep Weit BEN jeet ab Gber Stem
Dprf.
= Sn bieiem Sabre iinb es aeraos
100 Sabr Der, ieit Der srs6e Denter pom
Sonissber9, Smmanuel &ont, Iein un=
iterblides Werf: Die 3ritit BET reinen
Nsrnunft" psrSheatlidt bat. BUR @r.
inneruns OF iene Belt finbet am Suli
in Sarctosa, q. g.. eine yeriammluns
amerlfaniider Yrofeiioreu unb Stubenz
ten aus seridiecenen Staaten ifatt, nm
oas @reisnib 5u reieru. @s perben ba=
6ei folgsnbe YOrtrase setalseu weroen
Die Beoeutuns ber Sieularfeier" BON
Yrcf. WearS bonn Samilton @oueae
" Die 9Sdltea Yrobleme Der Ybiloiopbie
Don Yrof. Wrrris bon ber Scbu Soptins
l1niperiitdt; u8antS 1luterideipuna swi.
i4en ipeeulatiper unb praftiider Ser:
nunft" bon prdlibent Yasccm bon be,
WiscOnliner uniper1itdt. Die Seier ae=
reidt ben Teranltaltern perlelten 5u,
bSdlten ghrs.
Nuslanb.
= Sci benz 3uiammenifoB ber 6ran.
Solen uno Staliener in Warieiles murber
, IL per1onen Derwunbet unb mad ben,
Sospltal sebradt; au6eroem lino fan'
ben erbaltenen 8erleeunsen bereits erie.
gen. Die Tulisei bat 1875 gerbaitunser
pcrsencmmen.
- Das llrtbeil iiter 5errn W1o(t wirt
am 20. abeeseben perben.
- NuS eentra(z Nlien pirb mad Gal
eutta semeloet, bab an Der @ren3e Dor
&aibsar beoeutenre ruiflde 1ruppentSr
per 3uiammenSe3csen merben unb cir
Tonflttt nit ben &bineien unpermeiblid
Ideint.
Berlin. Sn Mesierunssfreiien berrld
8robes Veoauern bariiber, baB Der 9ieids
tog nidt Dor ieiner 8ertasuns bic au,
GiuDerleibuns SambursS in ben Ron
perein notbwenbisen @elbmittel beipiuia
bat. Sc it bier cine srOBe Wense fociaii
ftiider Sdriften entoedt moroen. Di
8erfaiier linb aus ber Stabt sewieIei
wcrben. Der Bertdt BON BET Yerbaf
tung Sartmann8 ipirb in Nbrebe aeltellt
4 : Die Rebacteure Der yerliner BSr
ien;eituns 9onewta unb SdSnau wur
ben wesen @Ottesldteruns, Dcriitt il
einem Nrtifel iibcr bas Deibnadts
, fsit. gu je bier WOdsn @efinoni6 perur
: tbeilt.
- Berlin. aus Yetersburs miro ae
melbet, oaB am 8prb bes bei peterboi
: benz gum fiinftisen Nuientbalte Der fai
ierliden 6umilie beltimmten Srte, lie
! aenben Wa&ti4iIfes eine ansabl revrlu
tiondre Yrrclamationen entoedt mnsr,
wesbalb bic Offisiere unb 0fanni4aftel
{ semsdielt unc pele Yerbaftunsen tOrss
ncmnten mlt,ben.
: = Yetersburs. Der bon ben gsbS,
ben bon Stem erladene gsfebl sur Sc,
. aabme elmer 3ibluns ber Suben bat cir
. sycEe aNspanoeruns Der leeteren 3ll
8 t5ca8e sebatt.
5asana. grapsent seri|p pc
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-21

febrem. 0ie Slide int Sei6e i6iittelten
bot 8ertpunberung bas 9aupt, als iie
amgeIprungen famen. Gin alter @anb=
frebs aber, Der grade feline 90ble aus
beKerte, fi6erte lett por 1i6 bin unb
ipra6: Der Troi6 bat feline @6ulbigz
felt getban, Ser Jrp16 fann ipringen !!
(M. 81
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SIT tur5er 3eit fat 9. 9. Brant
iein @eiadft beinabe I'm, bas Doppelte
persrSBert, neil er feline Waaren gu billi=
gen Yreiiea pertuuft. Serr Trant em=
pfieblt ale gDaaren fir ben 9telt ber
Saiicn gu duBerit billigen Preiie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-21

- Seibene S6riire unb Quafeu in
alien Sarben linb gu baben bel
g dram & So.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-29
House or Commons.

London, April 2s.-In tho house Of com.
mons to-day Lord John Naming, conserva'
tive. gave notice Of an amendment to The
land bill, setting forth that the house, while
an excuse 10 maintain the Uitcr customs and
other Analogous customs and 10 remedy
and improve tho difficulties Of the
land act of 1870, Il disposed 10 bind such
remedy and the development Of tho induf-
trial resources Of the country rather than
In tho bill which confuses without settling on
a permanent basis the relation Of landlord
and peasant.
Sir Chsrlc, Dixie, rcpl, Ing 10 tho question,
said tho government had not participated
In the communications exchanged among
other governments relative 10 the right Of the
ssylum and extradi.ion Of political Of
finders.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-29
st. Louis street Car TroubIcs

St Louis April 2S-The street cars again
commenced running at $3.50 this morning
without opposition OF the strikers. The en-
tre police force Of the city was on duty,
WIN large number of special men
and large squad of mounted
police patrol. The streets along
when the cars run. At the four courts
building there was stationed four companies
police reserve, n regiment of light cavalry
snd Winters battery of four guns, ready for
any emergency. Crowds assembled at
several. points but were dispersed by the
police without difficulty. No violont
concentrations were made, and very little
disposition shown to be unruly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-29
A TERRIBLE CALAMITY.


a ferry Boat Opposite Elgiu, Him
ois, Capstzss and Fifty Persons said
10 Have Drowned, Most OF Them Lii.
tie Girls.
Chicago, April 2s.-A special to tho
Daily News from Elgin, H., says, as the
ferry boat was crossing Fox river this morn.
ing and when in the middle of tho stream It
suddenly capsizsd. The passengers. of whom
thirty'three were little girls, were swept
down the river with tho current, u,lorlpe
heartrending cries for assistance. Several Of
them were rescued by boats. The BODY of
John Crsighton's daughter. a girl twelve
years OF age, was rescued, and she is said 10
have been resuscilsted. Twenty persons are
said to have been saved. Later dispstcbe,
say about fifty persons were drowned, but II
Is impossible as yet to gain Trustworthy in.
formation as to the number oflives lost.
Later reports indicate that the accident
was not go disastrous as was at first supposed.
large number of passengers were rescued
with ropes by people on the shore who
witnessed the catastrophe, and II is thought
the number CT lives lost will not exceed
twelve or fifteen. Sixteen persons are
known to have been saved. Ten are missing
and four known to be drowned. The river Is
being dragged for bodies.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-29
Fred Grnnt Ooiur m ..o,.

Ohicsgh April 2S.-Colonel Fred Grant
Will leave here ts-day with his family for
New York, where he goes IA
~ assume the presidency Of the
iexas Western narrow.guAge. This road
s projected from Houston to Preside Dal
Norse, q distance of 660 miles, but only IL
miles, from Houston 10 Patterson. are
completed and in operation. Ths nev
company expect to build and equip 200
miles before the close Of the present wear.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-29
Prating Of the rrnnh,e,. Iro,,,

London, April 2S.-At a banquet given by
tho ministers last night, Lord Harrington
replying to a toast, said the present trouble
in Ireland could be permanently settled only
py increasing tho number of property own
ers IN that coun'ry,and that there was clause
land bill which had that end in view. The
ministry looked for an improvement change
IN the condition of Irish affairs. Right Hon.
John Bright said the object of the land bill
was to give as much security to the tenant as
10 the landlord and stimulate the former 10
the greatest possible industry.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-29

st. Petersburg, April 2s.--On Easter day
Revolutionary proclamation from the land
and liberty party was found enclosed in
Easter eggs distributed in the streets of
Moscow. The proclamation urges the
peasantry to seize the lands and refuse to nav
taxes or serve in the army.
Count Walujetf has resigned the pres,-
deIcy of the committee of ministers. No
successor will be appointed, as tho committee
will be abolished.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-29
COLORED SHIRTS.

THEPENANG SHIRT, made by Fisk, Clark
ana Fiagg, offered at ~ 30, regular price " D,
PERCALE SHIRTS-A greater assortment of
styles shown than ut any previous season
SAMPLES of these shlrtings, nom which
patrons ordering the read made shirts may
be guided as to the st lie desired, Will be sent
free on application. Prices, sl 25, 81 80, u 10
and 81 10.
BOYS CoLoRED SHIRTS at 6oc, Csc, 75c,
SOC and 81 10.
WHITE SHIRTS.
We onsr this season, SANGER BROS BEST
UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS in TWO CLASSES
as follows:
No. l-4.Ply Linen Bosom, reinforced by
front yoke, patent sleeve sdjuster. open In
back, at SIS 90 per dozen. sample Shirts VIII
will be sold this month at the low price OF
81 % each.
No. 1.-THE DOLLAR SHIRT, of same ma
terial 18th palmer finish and the best value
of the kind for 100 cents ever offered.
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS, open In back, at
75c and S5c
Fisk, Clark and Flngg's FINE DRESS
Shirts, at 81 80, sold regularly last season
at 50 90.
WHITE SHIRTS, open front, at 75c, 81 90,
81 sj and s2 %.
WHITE SHIRTS, open back, Mt S5c, 81 90,
81 %, 81 50, 81 60 and Sl 50; the TWO last NAM
ed coming W tn pslent sic we adJustors.
BOYS WHITE SHIRTS, at s5c.
BOYS UNLAUNDRIED ShIRTS at G0c.
JEWELRY.
SCARF PINS, new desi gus, 2jc and upward.
SLEEVE BUTTONS. all styles, from lOc
upward.
Separable and nseparable Collar and Sleeve
Buttons, at SOC and upward
NElHkWEAR.
In sUIFLD and LONG SUARFS we offer
many Nov LTiES that are entirely new this
season. Every sty le and shade OF faihionable
colors shown, In polka dots, solid colors, bl o.
cades, checks, stripes, exc at prices ranging
from 5lc upward.
Anew DRESS SCARF, the "Rappel," COM
bining shield scarf and bow knot, TO be ussd
a. either.
NECK-TIES, all colors at l5c and upward.
HANDKER CHIEFS.
SILK-a dazzling display of bright cOlors in
all the new fancy Br0cades and latest designs
at prices from $50 upward.
EMSTITCHED LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, with fancy
cOlored borders, and plain, from ESQ upward.
COLLARS AND CUFFS.
The "F. & w NEW STYLES oflinen CUFFS
and Collars, and great variety OF other
makea.
CELLULOID Collars and Cuffs.
PAPER Collars and CUFFS.
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Austin


Special to the Herald.
Austin, April 2S.-Several cases we're
argued and submitted In the supreme court
today. Nothing done in the court Of appeals.
There will be a regular meeting Of the
Texas Stasi Dental Association commencing
at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning, May 4.
All dentists Of this and adjoining states are
cordially invited to be present. Excursion
rates will bo given to all dentists, and their
families over the railroads to
Austin. q. B. Stoddard, chairman
OF executive committee, will be ut the
Raymond house 10 welcome visiting men,
bers. Arrangements have been made with
The proprietors ct tho Raymond house for
the accommodation Tor all.
This evening horse hi,ched to a post
supporting an awning begun TO back,
hauling down the post and nearly bringing
down lheawning, endangering the lives Of
ladies and children.
Several pieces tho Burnett marble have
been polished and Can be seen az the capitol.
They present beautiful appearance.
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Grain Elevator Burneu.

Philadelphia, Pa, April 2S.-The Grard
Point grain elevator, brick building, owned
by the Girard Point Storage company,
wss destroyed b. fire early this mornirr.
Tho stock of grlia on hand yesterday wa
about seventy thousand bushels, all of which
was destroyed. =" '"s' "a covered by in
sufance, the grain being lnsured by the own
erS and consgnees.
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Mobile ana south Gulf Railroad.

Mobile, Ala, April 2s.-The port
commissioners of Mobile have grated llo
right of way to tho Mobile aud South GU.
railway upder restrictions, and in response TO
a petition of the latter TO build the road to
Cedar Point, thirty miles from here whore
deep water communication can be had
quicker, cheaper and more effectively.
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COrsicWnM.

Special TO the Herald.
Oorsicana, April 2s.-An excursion mum.
boring sixty odd arrived hero about noon
to-day. Tho officers and directors Of the
st. Louis 3 Texas railroad were making
their inspection trip and were accompanied by
prominent persons from Tyler and other
points along the line. The road 10 reported
Ia good running order. A largo passenger
travel is already noticeable. Iron 70 expected
by tomorrow 10 finish the track 70 this
point.
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San Antonio.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, April 2S.-Tho fret sale Of
wool by the association Of this city occurred
this morning at tho Merchants Exchange,
when six bags were disposed Of at 2li cents,
to Colonel I. II. Fanderon. The price is
best paid this season.
Two Bohemians were robbed Of $50 this
morning by unknown parties at tho Central
hotel.
The ladies' Of the Trinity Methodist north.
ern church have q festival tonight. The
Catholic fair also continues.
The Mexican National construction com.
pany have taken out some fine camel coal,
twenty miles above here.
Internal revenue officers are after the
ladies of tho Catholic fair for selling beer
without license.
Eastern wool buyers arc making their
appearance.