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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-13

Nv ~ ~ AovENEST FOR THK wEEK ENDING
wT-- - lsoS, And FOR THK CORRESPONDENTS
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finanftaI.

BEA SIS ap Fae etoPy running syD rIa dsg
and night. Papers free Address DANIEL E.
BEATTY, Washington, n ].
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NAVAL STOREs.-The receiVts during the past
week have been 8. 252 bbls rosin and 1917
casks spirits turpentine The exports for
the same time were 1858 bbls. rosin and 2 6S3
casks spirits. as follows: To New York. 2,S43
barrels rOsin aud 54S casks spirits turpentine;
20 Baltimore, 1911 barrels rOsin and 572
casks spirits turpentine; TO Philadelphia.
6t2 barrels rOsin and 563 casks spirits turpen-
tine: to Palma de Maliorca, 2i2 barrels rosin;
to Hamburg, 1889 barrels rosIn and 1000
casks spirits tnrpentine; to London 2 20
bar els rosin. We quote: RoSin-A 81 IS,
81 90 c 81 95. d $500. e g. O5. F 50 O5, g 90 10.
Il 81 IS. 81 40. X So 80, 81 50 rs. N IS CO. window
glass 50 80. Spirits turpeniine-Oils and
Whiskys. S9c, regulars. 40c.
NAVAL STORES RECEIPTS. SHIPMENTS, AND STOCK
FsoM APRIL /. 1882, To DATE, AND FOR THE
CORRESPONDING DATE LAST YEAR:
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The receipts OF cotton at this port from all
s,rre-s FOR the past week have been 2595
b.I5s of upland, and II bales OF sea island.
,-sfrst 5l13 bales OF upland and AZ bales OF
- island for ne corresponding week last
me particulars OF the receipts have been as
follows. Per Central Railroad. ?. 104 bales up
land. per Savannah. Florida ana Western
Psfrsv fsl bales Of upland and bales of sea
sand. from Augu ia, 4 bales OF upland; from
Florida 9 bales Of sea island and 10 bales OF
Tlrf1Hf. usr Charleston aud Savannah Rail way.
Ibal= 1t upland: from Hawkinsyilie, bales of
r-lt1f ana bale Of sea island.
me eru1rrs FOR the week have been 4, 7s2
rsiss and and 1871 bales sea island. moving
A. r1fIas-s- To New York 1916 bales upland
AMI S bales sea island; TO Baltimore ] $50 bales
uusnt and ls3 bales sea island; 20 Philadel-
phis. % bales upland; 10 Reveal, 1870 bales OF
uulri; % Palma de Msil0rca, 1O6 bales of up
lard
he SOCK on hand at the close OF the market
ra-fsv was IS 072 bales upland and 500 bales
sa Land. against %. $50 bales upland and
4l3 tales ses Island for the corresponding
dlta asst year
RICE This market has ruled firm during
the week with good demand, but the volume
OF business has been light in consequence of
the small Offering stock. Sales 425 barr. Is.
Tte exports have been sos barrels. OF which
ASS barrels went % Baltimore and 10 barrels 20
phffadaIDnia We quote.
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KEIsLINc's NURSERY

vAAAA hA4OEE ROAD.
EDLANTS, ROSES and CUT FLOWERS ~
orders left at Savannah News ne-eee. "a. -
ner bull and York streets, prompfiv fl1fsS ~
dusIAFk kEIsLINGs Prunriefow.
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CABINETS Rx TELEGRAPH.
NOON REPORT.

LONDON, May 70, 4:3O p. m.-Consols, l01 1916
for money; 102 1-16 for account
NEw YORK May 12.-Stocks opened dull and
weak. Money, 31S per cent. Exehange-long
"a Sc: short, 81 $3.50. State bonds fairly active
and higher. Government bonds unchanged
except for fours, which are "a lower.
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NEw YoRK. May 12.-Stocks opened dull and
weak. Money, 31S per cent. Exehange-long.
"a Sc: short, 81 S94 State bonds fairly active
and higher. Government bonds unchanged,
except for fours, which are e lower.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. May 12-Cotton in good demand,
which is freely met at previous prices;
middling uplands. 6asd; middling Orleans,
8 I3-16d: sales 1900 bales, for speculation and
export 2.C00 bales; receipts IA, 800 bales-Ameri-
can $500 bales.
Futures: Midding upands. low middling
clause deliverable ia May 6 406406 39-64d; de-
liverable IN June and July. 6 43-64d; deliverable
in July and August, 6 47-64d; deliverable in
in August and September. 51.64d; deliverable
in September and October, $4,000 42-64d;
deliverable in October and November, 2S-64d.
Futures fiat
Sales for the week 5000 bales-American
Al, 900 bales; speculation, 300 bales; exports,
1900 bales: actual EXPORTS 1900 bales; inn
ports, 1900 bales-American, 10000 bales;
stock, 9S5. 900 bales-American, 62S. 900 bales;
atioat $4,000 bales-American, $4,000
NEW YORK, May 12-CotBon opened quiet
but steady; sales $40 nales: middling uplands,
12 16c: niddling Orleans, 70 9-16c.
Futures-Market opened steady, with sales
follows: May, 12 Doc; June. II Ale; July,
12 SAC; August IL CSC; September, IL 29c;
January, II Csc.
GROCERIES,. PROVISIONS. ETC.
LIVERPOOL May 12-Pork, s4s,
LIVERPOOL. May IL. 1870 p. m.-Breadstuffs
Market dun. except corn, winch Is nrner.
Corn, mixed Is Cd for old
New YORK, May 12-Flour opened quiet but
steady. Wheat opened 1405kc better; subse-
quently weak and lost most OF advance Corn
moderately active; A116c better Pork strong
at S1S 1216G119 90. Lard stronger at II Csc.
Freights dull and weak
BALTIMORE, May 12-Flour quiet but steady;
Howard street and Western superhne, SO 50N
IS; ditto extra, IS 0006 90; ditto family, So %
a. %; city mills superine, SO 5014 IS; ditto
extra, SIS O007 80; Rio brands. 81 2507 81.
Wheat-Southern quiet but steady; Western
higher; Southern red, 81 35D1 AZ amber, 81 40
al Al; No Western winter red. on the spot.
81 AN Corn-Southern firmer for white, vel
low easier; Western steady; Southern white,
s909Oc, yellow s60s7c.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK, Msy ~ Spirits turpentine. 40
4913c. Rosin, 81 2502 IS.
EVENING kEFGzgT
FINANCIAL.
PARIS May 12.-Rentes. s3t 921kc.
Rio JANEIRo, May 1l.--Exchange, on London,
211ed.
Havana. May 11-spanish gold, 1877. Ex-
change fiat.
SxS YoRK May 12 Exchange, 81 1854. Gov.
eminent bonds firm; ives, 1919; four
end half per cents 1855 four per cN''ra. 1905.
Money. 3Gl4 per cent. u ate bonds inactive
Sub Treasury balances Coin, 800 81, 587 90;
Currency S4,076.142 90.
Stocks-dnlleSt day of the wear: prices
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SAVANNAH MARKET.

oFFi + OF THE MORNING NEWS,
SAVANNAH, May II, 1882, p. N. {
COTTON. This market opened quiet but
steady, and closed unchanged. Sales $50
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aSSsengers by above schedule connect at
GlhaI1eston Junction with trains TO and from
.nS portn, and Tor the North and East Wis an
raj Bay Line and Old Dominion Line.
~ passengers by the 3:O5 A. n. train nush
procure tickets at Bren's Office before , ~
i,; oepot cket office s0s not be open fof tA0S
Coming Soasth-Tf0Ssss 40 and az.
leave Lss1 Snarieston. $3.50 A. n, $40 2.
arrive savannah ......10:45 A. n. $40 p y
inc $40 train from Savannah, and 5:55 A. n
Sraln from Charleston, make no st0Ds bet;weeSs
Xemassee and Charleston 49, -
For Port Royal and Beaufort
Leave Savannah SUNDAY exceptedl 6.4s
Arrive Beaufort - 's.10 r
Arrive Port Royal " s...e'50 p
Leave Port Royal '.''s ~
Leave Beaufort g .'''5.oU Z. =
Arrive Savannah 4" .'-.5.<0 z.
P65sl Vn saturdays trains will arrive at PORT
PoSf R g. ~ 20 n instead of p NJ and leave
Or IT, n9 ~ a az $50 P. N. instead of Jpn
1vL tickets. Sleeping Car accommodate,
RnIl ...as information, apply TO VIM Bren. g
Psln street, and at Ticket Offlce Savannsh
Siorioa and Western Railway DEPOT ---''''''s
3. q Rov,smo,, a Z; s: GADSDEN. sup'k
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RaIlruaas
CaElraI 8 S0EIEwestets 2. &c

.le SAVANNAH, GA, April s9;h, 1892.
ON and after MONDAY. May list. 1857.
" passenger trains on the CaBtral and Soutr
western Railroads. and branches win run a
follows:
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SPA TsrAsD-This market has been quiet ami
7-r.i aal during the week. owing TO the small
stock Sales bales. We quote nOminally:
oars and common G. eOrgfas. ........17M1S
Cannon Floridas. nominal. .20022
Medium FlOridas. nominal. ...... %
Cool Fl0ridas nominal ......-.... "a
N-fium fine FlOridas --.-.-..-....-.. .
F,r- FlOrdRs, nominal .......-..No stock.
EZRA fine Floridas -.-.--....-...Nos stock.
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According 70 the foregoing BOMBAY appears
to show an increase compared with last year
in the week receipts of 600 bales, and an in
crease in shipments of $1,000 bales, while the
shipments since January show an increase Of
366, 900 bales.
FINANCIAL
MONEY MARKET--The money market is easy,
and borrowers find little trouble in arranging
loans.
DOMESTIC ExCHANGE-The banks and bank
srs are buying sight drafts at "A per cent.
premium, selling at Il per cent. premium.
STERLING ExCHANGE.-Slxty day bills. with
bills lading attached, firm at 81 81.
SECURITIES. -The stock market vas active
yesterday. closing firm. but opened quiet to
day, and closes weak on forced sales.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
MEMORANDA

Bark Ocean (Nor). Reval
Schr Thos J May, Norfolk.
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HOLIDAY GOODS

REAT REDuC r1oNs
E E E wv n =:
NO IDLE TALK-BUT FACTS.
LADIES' SUIT AND CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Finest Of FLUSH noLNAN, trimmed with real Chin
chllla Fur, $65, reduced from SIcJ.
PLUSH ULSTER $751; former price Sos.
SATIN RADAME DoLMAN. fur trimmed and fancy
plush lining. $50, reduced from s42
BRocADED CECILIAN SILK DoLMAN. with heavy
black fur trimming. $50, reduced from Sos.
ONE LOT OF LADIES' ULsTERs made of all wool
CLOTH reduced to 81. former prices have been from
MISSES SUIT AND CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
beautiful line of PLUSH COATS for Children from
two years up. $40. reduced from $15; S14 reduced
from $40.
SILK COATS reduced to 81. former price sl2
NO IDLE TALK-BUT FACTsi
MS,
416 SEVENTH STREET
nREW'S DRUG STORE,
COR. PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND 9rHsr.
Have just opened Choice Assortment of
GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Comprising all the Newest Noveltiesin
FLUSH AND LEATHER TOILET CASES. DOOR
CASES. CABAS, AND HANDSOME CUT
GLASS TOILET SETS AND BOT
TIES, B1SQUE FIGURES ETC.
We also have the largest and best assortment Of
MANICURE SETS
f IT. line In ans oa yP the asoSs have
j. PARKER PRAY'S MANICURE GOODS
dIl-2w Specially.
HEMPSTONE & PERRY.
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cOLORED sATINS. ALL SHADES
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COLORED OTTOMANS ALL SHADES
BKoCADED PUSHES and VELyETs, ALL SHADES
WE ARE SHOWING CoLORED vELvETs. All.
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NOVELTIES IN HDKFs, SILK AND LINEN.
Nos sNh sHk IN HOSIERY. COTTON. THREAD
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NOVELTIES IN FLANNELS AND BLANKETS
NOVELTIES IN SILK UMBRELLAS
HEMpsroNE & Z ERRY,
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FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENT
A SEWING MACHINE FROM McKENxrv,s
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STICK CO. PIANO,
The most Perfect Piano Made
EMERSON PIANO
The Best Medium priced Piano Manufactured
WILCOX Il WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS.
cbsnRsg a rn s9 rented
CENT MUSIC
The only complete Stock in the city.
HENRY EBERBACH,
No 9l5 STREET.
IMPORTANT TELEGRAM
NEW YORK. Nov. Is. 1882
To CHAUNCY ]. REED
Pianos and Organs. 433 eth ST. northwest
Washington D. c.
can purchase 40 first class new Pianos e-<sE.eza
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do z33 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
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The Owen Court Martial.

THE ACCUSED READS his DEFENSE, CLAIMING THAT
HE WAS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR CAPT HOPKINS
LEAVING BIS POST.
The court martial for the trial OF Surgeon Alfred
M Owen OF the United States navy, which was
adjourned for week from last Tuesday, on &C
count OF the death OF the sister of Rear Admiral
Bryson, president Of the court met again at noon
Today az the civil engineers ONCE at the navy
yard. Surgeon Owen is On trial on a charge pre-
Ierred by the Navy department, OF exceeding his
authority In ordering Capt. Alfred Hopkins, COM
mandant OF the Florida navy yard to go outside
the quarantine limits, and persuading him to stay
away during the recent yellow fever epidemic In
Florida Capt Hopkins has since been tried and
dismissed the service, for deserving his post
SURGEON OWENS DEFENSE
The accused then read his written defense, which
sets forth that Capt Hopkins stated that he had
telegram from the department to the effect that
all the officers who could be spared from the sta
tion, should be relieved As Capt Hopkins was
sick and unit for duty, he could be spared without
any loss to the service. He stated that he had
permission from the department TO leave the sta
ton for week at any one time. He had been in
bad state OF health, and he Surgeon Owen) had
recommended Capt. Hopkins to leave the south be-
fore any signs OF yellow fever had been discovered.
He (Owen) was Dot responsible for the manner OF
Owen stated that he was the first person to give
notice OF the appearance or yellow fever at the
ana was at n[st denounced as an alarmist
tine, and had to stand guard himself sometimes.
These charges have fallen on him like thunder
clap. and he Is conscious OF having committed no
wrong, and he had no authority to order O COM
mandlng officer to leave his station
THE JUDGE ADVOCATE READ A REPLY
to the defense OF the accused, which set forth he
had exceeded his duty In directing Capt Hopkins
to leave his station, and used his official position
to keep him away. The evidence in Capt Hop
kins case is admitted IN this case, and it showed
that In answer TO interroyatories he {Surgeon
Owen had stated that he had difficulty in per-
suading Capt Hopkins to leave, and the particu-
lar reason given by Capt Hopkins for not at first
leaving was that he afraid that the department
would not approve his application for two months
leaves
The court has already found that Capt Hopkins
IS responsible for his own actions, but the Ques-
ton still remaining to be settled is, does this re-
lleVe the accused Surgeon Owen of his action I'm
the matter. And further, that the accused knew
mat capt Hopkins was going TO leave without
NUMBER OF TELEGRAMs
received by Surgeon Owen, for his gallant and
valuable conduct at the scene OF the recent yellow
fever epidemic were read, and put in evidence
for the defense.
THE CASE CLOSED.
At 1:l0 O'Clock, all the testimony was before the
court.
The court was then cleared, and In fifteen mfu-
utesit was announced that the court had come to
decision. The findings were written out and
sent to the Secretary of the Navy for his an.
prevail.
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A1Ka1fS In " est " ash l0g tOns
The LATE "BUD" EAGLEsToN.-There was a large
meeting at the hall OF the Dsshaway Reform club
last night at the memorial services to Bud Eagles
tom A committee, consisting OF Messrs. Rohrer,
Moves and Frye, presented a series OF resolutions
eulogfstic OF the deceased, which were adopted.
Eulogies were pronounced by Messrs Nye Lee,
Tyler, Burkhardt and Rohrer, ana q collection
being taken up for the purpose OF relieving the
immediate wants OF Mrs Eagleston, the sum OF
$3.50 waS realized.
LODGE MATTERs-A meeting of Potomac lodge,
No. 5, F.A AM, was held last night, at which the
following recently elected officers were duly IN
stalled by p. NJ Thomas A. Chiffelle: Isaac Birch
VIM; G. r. Hyde, SW.: j. b. Thomas, JW: W.
Nordlinger, treasurer C. F. Shekel, secretary and
r. X Shekeil tyler.
BUILDING AssoCIATIoN-At the fftfeth regular
monthly meeting OF the 18th Building association
held last night at Goddard's hall 81 500 was dis
posed OF. being g shares retired at the stock value
rates, $50 per share.
THE NEW CoNDUIr.-It Is reported that enpt.
neers started TO sink shaft few days ago on the
college grounds, but were stopped by the college
authorities. who told them they prefer to have
The land condemned FIRST
1t Is reported that q Peoria distiller has ad-
ded 800 day to the profits Of his business by
using barrels having capacity of two gallons Ia
excess of the standard barrel and paying the
excise tax on tue number of gallons contained
10 standard barrel. A suit will be brought for
the taxes In arrears
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ITO THE PUBLIC.
We cal your attention to the largest and finest STOCK
o. Mns1cql l9strumenta Oh Paintangs. Chromos Mir
os ana hockers IN tho city, instaImenfs or very
low Tor cash. Call and exsmine our stock. Champion
RANG Organ Co., 919 It'll street northwest.
3 just received large stock Of Music boxes from
S1.Vv up 70 tlUU. nl6-1m
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I'd Edition.
Shocking Cruelty to a Little Child.

WAIF LEFT AT ST. AIMS ASYLCM-THE WOMAN
WHO LEFT IT PROBABLY BABY FARMER"
Yesterday white woman. calling herself Mrs
Rudd, applied to the sisters of st. AIMS Infant
Asylum with little white girl about five years
old, and expressed the wish TO leave II there
stating that woman supposed to be the mother
had left 1t in her keeping. promising TO return
for it. She had kept the child. and maintained
it as long as she could. but having employment
in one of the government departments to scrub
the floors &c. she found it difficult 70 take pro-
per care of the child. as she could not Keep Il
with her. The sister in charge with some re-
uctance accepted the trust feeling a pity for
the delicate and sickly looking little girl. When
the woman Rudd LETT the sisters in charge in
stripping the child for change of clothing were
shocked 20 find it almost skeleton and the
shoulders, arms and back literally covered with
welts and scars, showing plainly the brutal
treatment in had received and il was so weakly
that it could hardly stand erect. 1t was old
enough to say that its name was Amanda and
that Its grandmother had beaten it. The sister
In charge sent word TO Lieut.. Guy of the fourth
police precinct, to call at the asylum when the
condition of the child was exhibited TO him. the
purpose being to have the woman apprehended
and made to explain. Lieut.. Guy Ia now In
search OF this woman. 1t appears from the
statement made to him by the sisters. that this
Inc nrst one, an infant lett some time ago,
died shortly after it was received
CONDITION OF THE CHILD
Lieut.. Kelly this morning visited the child at
the asylum with Lieut.. Guy. and found that il
was quite handsome little girl about years OF
age, and from its manners it has been we'll
raised, at least until it found its way into the
hands of Mrs Rudd who is recognized as Carrie
Ackers. The child's back was exhibited to the
officers and was found to be mass OF bruises
showing that she had been severely beaten.
MRS. RUDD's STORY.
Lieut.. Kelly then called on Mrs Rudd," at
her house, 6Sl d street and In reply to questions
she said the child had been sent to her from
Philadelphia some three months ago, and 1t was
very bad child. When told that there had
been complaint that she had put the child
under hydrant during one of the coolest DAYS
OF last week she denied it, and said she was
sorry that it had got into the hands Of the
police. Her story to Lieut.. Kelly did not cor
respond with that given by her to the sisters at
st. AIMS, to whom she said the child had been
In custody but a few days-since Thursday last
Lieut.. Kelly at once procured warrant, and
about noon to-day Mrs. Rudd' was arrested by
Officer Montgomery and taken to the seventh
precinct, where she was locked up.
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~ I. WILD BkO
NJ: 700 SEVENTH 81. NORTHWEST. a-n
the s0,s issa f1s rs G1syslsd Ste9 andy1
Two Double Bank, 1l-Stop Petal ban ORGANa
e1cea1enS 1or church Organ practising. now for
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BEHREND'S BALTIMORE STORE,
9Os SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN AND NORTHWEST
Would respectfully invite attention selections Of
nlarkaDly low prices. " ~
Electric Green, &c
beautiful Paids. Silk ana Wool, 25c.: formerly 5Oc
Figured Dress Goods that retailed at 90 only l5c
Chudoah Cloth 15c.. o great bargain.
Eplendld Cashmeres, in black and coiura 35c
Fine Atwood C1skmeres, 80, 621a. T5c and 81
Novelties in Dress Goods. Pushes and velvets.
Green o-4 Cloth. choice quality, q. 23
Silks aud Satins, Brocadsa, &c.
The New Shades in LGdie D Cloaking Cloth.
UNDERWEAR Tor LADIES, GENTS and CHI. DREN
We particularly recommend those suffering from
rheumatism to buy our prepared Red Flannel Under
wear, 81 . to 81 so each sell pure intellectually
~ retailed for 75c. ~
Gorsets. IS, 80. 75c., 8, g. Is and up.
hosiery, Gloves and Handkerchiefs.
Have Just received lots Of pure Linen Handkerchiefs
snghuy imperfect at lees than half prices, Cali and
see them before they are all sold out.
run stock OF DOmestcs. Table Linen and Towels
Goods. 0PAe
Last but not least Misses Wooden Hose, In sizes
from to 81, 25c. PAIR.
BALTIMORE CASH STORE.
n3-ly sos 18th street northwest.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

+ ANSBURGH i BROTHER
400, 400 and 424 9TH street
THE FINEST BUILDING SOUTH OF NEW
EVERY MODERN IMPROVEMENT ON THE
PREMISES.
OTIS FINEST ELEVATOR TO EVERY FLOOR.
THE GRANDEsT SUCCESS OF THE CAPITAL.
LACK SILKS,
BLACK SILKS,
BLACK SILKS.
LARGEST LOT OF
ANTOINE, GUINET & Gle, OF LYONS,
FRANCE,
BLACK SILKS,
Ever offered in Washington. from the late Auction
Sales of their American Agents in New YorE.
Purchasing. did, at least One Hundred Pieces.
We were able to the bargains of the SALE and viii
offer them at % cent less than they ever been
sold for.
Remember Guinets Black Silk at e0c, 81, Al 10.
sl2 81 35. sI.5o. $780, 81 49, $780, g. 81 l5 S. 49,
and -. so.
BONNETs, BELLOWS,
And other celebrated makes Of Black Silks at all prices
We have inst added $50 pieces of Black Silk To opr
already complete stock intended silk purchasers will
have an opportunity to select from every grade made
All of that Soft Gros Grain Satin finish so desiro
Ole and we can assure buyers which an examination
will confirm. that this lot of Silks is by far
THE CHEAPEST
In price for quality offered by any house for years.
CLOAKS,
DOLMANS,
CIRCULARS,
Satin and Fur lined tn endless variety,
Russian Cloth Circulars
English WALKING J.ck..s
OF our own manufacture.
Chidrens and Misses CloaKs and Havslocks from two
to sixteen years, all reduced In price.
PREPARE IN PEACE FOR WAR.
We shall not wait until after the holidays to make our
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS,
But have already reduced every garment to assure
year, If price will sell them
Call on us and convince yourselves that Wa not only
nave the Largest and Lightest Show Rooms (secopd
moor accessible by elevator, but also upwards Of
5000 WRAPS