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The Malley Murder Trial.

NEW HAVEN. May 3.-The court room was filled
as usual at the opening of the Malley trial this FORE
neon Dr. Prudden was called to the witness stand,
when Suite Attorney DoOlittle read from Taylor
on Persons, and other authorities, to show that in
some Instances death from poison was unusually
DR.. Prudden testified that he agreed with them.
He said the reason persons vomit after taking ar
SeDic is owing to the Inflammation in the stomach
He said that the time OF death was from l2 to q
hours, and that white oxide of arsenic was soluble
In wafer
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SuNBURY, PA, May S.-The trial OF James Quinn,
accused OF rape, ended in an unusual manner this
morning. When Sarah Heaton the victim OF the
assault, a girl Of fourteen years, was called she
refused to testify. The entreaties OF her father,
mother and friends avaled nothing, and when
informed by the judge that she would have to GO
to jail II she persisted in her refusal to testify she
the penitentiary. The prisoner thereupon sprung
forward and proposed marriage to the girl. Bust
ness was suspended, a Justice was called in and
the couple were united In wedlock. The judge in
the jury to bring in verdict OF not guilty,
which was done.
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A Romantic Suicide I'm Atlanta

ATLANTA, GA, May 3-Walter Holiday, the son
OF a well TODD commission merchant, shot and
MORALLY wounded himself last night. He attended
quadrille party last night, and there met Miss
Maud Kenner, pretty blonde OF Is, to whom he
was strongly attached. About 10 o'clock Holiday
wrote her note asking her not to dance any more,
but she disregarded his request He then babe her
goodbye, as he said for the last time, and walking
out to the gate shot himself
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A NOVEL SUIF.-Yesterday Col. Norris pinchoyer
entered suit against August Dittrich, OF 7cf 9TH
street northwest. before Justice Walter on the fol-
lowing bill: " TO damages done to hat and sell,
TO be written by Dittrich, as fOllOWss M. n
CUNNINGHAM: Please give this crazy Col Pin
d. Pinchoyer claims that Dittrich ruined his hat
By smashing rs and he IS prevented now frQm:
calung on members Of Congress and others With
Pelham IS his counsel Tho case Was ct fog to-
day, but q was postponed 81 the instance 6 -.
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INcEHDTARy FIRE AT FREDERICK, MD-The male
public school on Socth street, In Frederick, Nd,
was fired by an incendi Try at three O'clock Sun.
DAY morning The building has been considered
unsafe for some time past. and an sfI0rt has been
made 70 have tho G unsy commissioners erect
new and more su III :rtt iitsa III is stead The
damage amounts to ali, 10 {, 81.
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The General M. Is, Conferences.

NASHVILLE, TENN, May 3-The general con-
here at O'Clock this morning, Bishop Paine pre-
siding. A full delegation was present Bishop
McTyefre read the pastoral address OF the
bishops,
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General Foreign News.

LONDON, May 3-The race for the Chester trades
cup at the Chester meeting to-day was won by
Lord RoSebury's fivn-yearoli chestnut horse Prud-
homme Mr.. Leopold De RothSchiid'S fOur-years-
Old brown colt Pilgrim was arond AMI Lord Brad
ford's five-yearS-old horse Retreat third Seven
horses ran.
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The Small Pox in Pennsylvania.

ALLkNTOWN, PA, May 3-Sfnce Tuesday or last
week ten new cases OF small pOx ami three deaths
from that disease have been reported while 10 pa
tientS have been declared cOnvaleScent. The num-
under quarantine regulations. OF which are being
fumigated. In Bethlehem for the same period
houses under quarantine regulations, with cases
OF small pOX. South Bethlehem has already paid
5000, expenses incurred through the small pOx
epidemic,
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COlOred yaethOfitsss.
EXTENT OF THE GENERAL CONFERENCE.


The general conference Colored NJ. K. church.
which met In this city 70 day, en-
braces thirteen conferences, having Jurisdiction
I'm the southern states. The general conference
met four years ago in Jackson, Tennessee For
the first time In It's existence il now meets on the
northern bounds OF tie territory IL occunies- The
delegates present to-day from the Din rent con-
jackson. Georgle-Revs. A. J. Stenson and n
Z. Stenson. South Georgia-ReyS. j. H.
Mitchell, j. s. White and David Moore. Ken.
tucky-RevS j. j. Stewart and NJ. Halt
MiSSiS tppi-Reys. Oliver Orr AMI J. Briller North
MissiSsippi-Reys- j. H. Henderson and Il. Cot
trell. Tennessee Confercnce-Reys J. X Daniel.
ID. w. Moslcy, w. III. Daniels, n. H. Smith. East
Texas-Rev. III. Z. 1ollingSworth. ana NJ. f. Jami-
son and Mr.. w. w. Lewis. Northwest Texas
Revs. o. T. Wommack and Il. NJ. Mcpherson.
North Carolina-Rev. G. Blackledge and Mr.. s. s.
Booarun.
The message OF the bishops will be delivered To
the conference probably as soon as quorum OF
Jet OF union with the A. nj. X. church VIII be
bro cached.
THE NEW AUDITORIUM OF ISRAEL CHURCH.
The meeting OF the general conference at Israel
church is cofncidental, as stated above, with tho
completion OF the large auditorium room In the
church. It is fine room, provided with ample
galleries, and handsomely finished and Furnished
With windows or cO0rcd glass Last evening there
was an Interesting ceremony there IN connection
This was presentation OF a finely ornamented
kneeling stool for the pulpit by Mr. Thomas Ce-
pnas. one OF the stewards or the church. This
stool has been In readiness FOR three years waiting
for the proper occasion, but IFS existence lad been
Kept profound secret from the congregation.
Rev. Mr.. Thomas, the pastor, made an eloquent re-
Spouse, paying a tribute TO the effective labor OF
Mr.. CephaS aud Miss Jennie Dorsey.
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BRRGH BRUIsED.--Henry Befgh, IT,. OF the SOci-
ETY. for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals had
man arrested in New York yesterday for driving
lame horse, when man named Richard Nc
keever assaulted and severely bruised Mr.. Bergh
about the face. McKeeVer was arrested
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Wall Street To-Day.

NEW YORK, May 3-The Posts financial article
says: The Stock Exchange markets are less
active than yesterday. United States bonds are
q higher for the extended IS and 4
lower for the Is and Il lower for the
4Xa. Southern state bonds are steady.
Railroad bonds are strong, the rise ranging
from 1Sa1 point. The general stock market has
been alternately strong and heavy: the recent re-
suit OF the fluctuations being at this time frac-
t!olally, lower prices for the active stocks and
Cfntral has been Exceptionally weak throughout,
having fallen from 72 TO TO- and being 70as write
The rates for call loans are eEa3 per cent on
stocks, and 1Ka2K q. C. Z. S. bonds Time
money ON stocks ranges from per cent down to
81 per cent, and the rates for time loans on u. s.
bonds are nominal In fact it is not easy to lend
money on time, so great is the general confidence
in continued ease and low rates. Prime mercan-
tile paper is 5aH per cent The market for for
eign exchange is strong for short date.
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THANKS!
THANKS!

II
We grateful for the liberal patrons bestowed
on since opening, and shall endeavor to do ut
most 70 merit . continuance OF the same al the
MISFlT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS.
The MISFIT STORE has just received fire Suits dou-
bebreasted Prince Albert style. black and coored
dagonas to be sold at about half their usual price
The MISFIT STORE has jus. received some beautiful
Black Goats and Vests Prince Albert style in drap dete
to be sold at about one-haf their usual price.
The MISFIT STORE has lust opened beautiful line
OF Boys Clothing. sly sh and Wei made, to he sold
about one-half tie usual price.
The MISFIT STORE has Just received large line of
Drap d'Ete and Alpaca Coats foc Office, to be sold at
about one-haf their usual price.
The MISFIT STORE has lust received some Nobby
room. larior or promenade. at about one-haf their
usual price.
The MISFIT STORE has Just received fine line of
odd Pants and Vests and sells them at about one half
the usual price,
The MISFIT STORE has Just received large line of
Bie Flnnel Suits TO lie sold at about half their
usual price.
The MISFIr STORE has Just received some fine
Brosdcoth Suits to be sold at about half their
price
The MISFIT STORE has Just received good line of
Light and Dark Spring Oyercosts. to be sold at about.
one half the r5lia! price.
Come and be convnced of onr astonishing low prices
for the very best made finished and stylish garments
No goods nl.srepreseIted.
NO trouble to show goods, at the
MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS.
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I'd Edition.
Latest TGleglanS to Tle Star.
fHE MALLEY MURDER TRIAL
RACE In ENGLAND TO-DAY
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS INDICATED
The Lobbyists and Correspondents VIM
dictated.

CHICAGO. May ga story having gained consid-
cradle circulation that unemployed lobbyists and
newspaper correspondents had raided the disttl-
lers who recently went TO Washington and levied
tional dStillerS' association, and who Is the head
and front OF the movement TO urge the pass ge OF
the pending whisky bills, makes q complete de-
NAL of the statement
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PHILADELPHIA, May 3-Health Officer Addicks
received report this morning from the port ply
stefan, stating that he had sent two persons who
had arrived here from Liverpool On the British
Queen yesterday to the municipal hospital One
or them was cOnvalescent OF vlrola, and the other
port physician stated that he would make spec
cial report on the condition OF the steamship,
The passengers have all been discharged.
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Sudden Fall i'm the Beef Market.

The unusually, large number OF cattle which
arrived in this city yesterday had the effect OF
lowering the price OF the live ANIMALS and caused
a corresponding fail In the price Or dressed beef
The whole arrival for the week ending Oh Satur.
day, at both yards, was only ii sis head. little
more than twice as many as reached the market
Yesterday. ThisiaIge shipment was totally unex.
unable to bear tho strain, however, and the price
OF live cattle fell according the quality OF the
animal from SO cents TO 81 per hundred pounds net
weight This depression was felt at orce In the
wholesale dead beef trade and the market was
very dull during the day. Dealers endeavored to
obtain last weeks price, 1917 cents per pound, but
the price fell In the afternoon TO q shilling pcI
pound, while the dealers ack nowjedye that they
will be Obliged to sell lower to-day. The same
quality OF beef was selling a year ago at cent?
per pound.-N Y. Times ID.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, May 3.-virginia &c, consols IS;
do second series 37N do. past due coupons 60; do.
new ten-fortes, 42I bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, May 3.-COtton steady-middling
12k. Flour quiet = Howard street and western
super: g 75as00: do extra. 8 25s6: Is: do. family
50e.7. 60: DO. RE brands !2Sa7 Baltimore high
Wheat southern steady; western irmer and inactive
western winter red, spot la: May, Lay asked;
June. 4Ska1. AK; July. 27 August j. asa
l.2S1 Corn. southern shade better; western nrmer
and quiet-southern white, 91x: do. yellow, SASS;
western mixed. spot. 84K bid; May. 84ks85; june.
S44a84X; July, 84ka84ts; August 851a86. Oats
Armer- southern, 58a61; western white. t9a6l: do
mixed. 58a59 Pennsylvania 58a61. Rye dull 95al co.
Hay quiet-prme TO choice pennsylvania and Maryland
l6.OOal7 o. Provisions firm, with upward tendency
mess pork. IL. 50al9. So Bulk meafs-ehoulders and
clear rib Sides packed. Sxa11H Bacon-ehouders, 81;
clear rib sides. 12K. Hams. 14leal5H. Lard-refined
IA Butter steady.xsstern packed 1895; Eos 1926.
quiet-Rio cargoes ordinary to fair. 8HaSf. Sugar
frm. l,2s Freights 70 Liverpool per steamer dni.
insly I'd. Recepts-dour 3 Isl barrels: wheat 10 oSi
bnshels: corn. g. 364 bushels; oats. 800 buseis rye
100 bushes. SHIPMENT wheat none: corn, T. S75
bushels 6ales-wheat l50. 7S6 bushels corn, 90 eos
NEW YORK, May S.-Stocks fairly active. Money.
3. Exchange-long, 1854; short 1927. Stste bonds
UNCHANGED. Governments irregular. Cotton duh.
NEW YORK. May S.-F1our firm and IN fair
demand. Wheat quiet and 4az Ocnt better. Corn
fairly actiye and Nal cent higher. Pork lirm and
quiet. 17.75al8.5 so. Lard stronger. l1.6k.
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II Il
THE COOLEST AND BEST TRANSPARENT ICE.
The SMITH TRANSPARENT ICE MANUFACTURE
ING COMPANY take pleasure in ann1uncing to the
Ice consumers OF Washington that their Factory will
commence running the FIRST MAY, and they will
soon DC ready TO supply customers with their
SUPERIOR TRANSPARENT ICE.
This ice is all made of the purest and best drinking
water, thorc ughly filtered.
1t il frozen in large three ton cakes and cut into
blocks OF desired size.
Is free from snow ais inpurities-s clear trans
parent. soid.
Exerments this ice to belonger in melting than
any axe or river ce ~
1t IL made in temperature zero and being taken
from so cold room - the carts it is colder and has
more cooiing power than ice transported long
tancs or Kept in houses. and il therefore
Prohtat to buy.
In ice freczers or brewers rooms
IL VIII do more work than any Other ice.
For families and hotels it il desirable for
instead OF containing of the debris floating rivers
IT clearer and than the drinking water which
it is used.
This superior ice viii be sold a. tho lowest market
prices
ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED
DAVID SMITH, Treasurer,
No. 1891 Water street. West Washington.
April u, 1884, a27-6t
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TeleuranD,ic Rriefs.

The CoStigan Irish resolutions came up in the
Canadian senate to-day, but the debate had not
ended when the senate adjourned.
The new quarters of the Philadelphia Produce
Exchange were opened this morning with inter-
eSfing exercises, Gov. Hoyt, Mayor King and other
distinguished persons taking part and over 100
prominent New York merchants being present
The Chicago Inter Ocean announces that the ON
Gals OF six of the largest and most enterprising
railroads In the Mississippi valley have been for
two days discussing an Improvement in railroad
ing, which will be announced In a few days and
viii completely revolutiOnize railroad business
putting 1t fifty years ahead OF the age.
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Mr.. Voorhees, Calls for an Invessign.
ton.
PUBLICATIONS CHARGING THAT SENATORS HAVE BEEN

CORRUPTLY INFLUENCED.
In the Senate this afternoon, after the report in
the first edition OF THE STAR closed, Mr. voorhees,
offered a resolution creating committee OF inves-
tgatlon to ascertain whether any corrupt or i'm
proper influences have been brought to bear on
any member or the Senate In regard to the bill
pending before the Senate finance committee to
amend the laws regarding distilled spirits
In special bonded warehouses also
to inquire IL any attempt has
been made to bring such improper Or corrupt in
huences to bear on any member OF the Senate to
secure the passage or defeat OF the bill; the COM
mittee to send for persons and papers and report
as early as practicable.
Mr.. voorhees, asked present consideration of the
matter, adding, that he did not care to say any
thing on the subject at this time further than that
he thought this action was necessary In view Of
certain publications.
MIR. Morrill,, chairman OF the finance committee,
said this was the first intimation he had heard
that there was any necessity for such an invest
Cation He would now ask the Senator proposing
It II he knew OF any fact to justify IL.
Mr.. voorhees, replied that he knew OF no fact at
all, but that his object was to inquire as to aeya
lions that were not facts. He regarded such as
sertions as utterly false, and he would afTorl a
means OF sllencing this talk or OF making the
charges good.
Mr.. morrill, remarked that for one, he treated
these publications with utter contempt, and he
objected to the resolution.
Unanimous consent for its present consideration
Being necessary, the resolution went over under
the rules for one day.
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TINS TOTAL EcIIrsE OF TIE SuS ny the moon
on the nth OF May, VIII not be ysblc In this part
Of tho world, and hence Is not attracting much at
tention among astronomers. The eclipse viii be
visible In the northern part OF Africa, thence
through upper Egypt Persta and northern India.
Tho eclipse at Teheran VIII be tao finest but It's
- w s. envy Ce soo1 f Two ON mausea There
1n0eesf eos nD9e, with the possible exc sptton OF
~ who - Interested In some ctserva-
~ H1aan. The French AM Englisa as
s14vo arranged for . very thorough OBJ
= ~ 20 principal lnterost Ia an ecifpsc Is
: MI + AFFORDS In st00ytng the corUna.
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LONGPEILows WuI--Several bequests IN the
will OF the late Henry w. Lonyfellow was made by
fHterl1neaticns and by erasures or the original
document. Judge Brooks yesterday decided that
neither OF these are to be considered parts OF the
will. as changes can only be made by codIcilA
This decision deprfves each OF the children OF the
teStatorS brother o. legacy OF 81 900, and makes
void the legacy OF 900 to his brother stephen.
The will was admitted to probate. and Ernest w.
L0ngfellow was appointed administrator In placo
OF the late Richard II. Dana
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THE SPECIAL CABINET MEETfNG.-An the mem.
bers OF the Cabinet, except the Attorney General,
were present at the special meeting to-day. They
were still In session at three O'Clock. The Indian
war and the cowboy troubles In Arizona were
under consideration, the latter with reference to
proclamation by the President
CATTLE MARKET.-At Queenstown yesterday
afternoon BOB cattle and 800 sheep and lambs up;
all sold. Cattle sold 10 s cents per pound, as 70
as last week Old sheep. clipped sold TO 60 per
pound. No wool sheep up. Lambs sold 60 10
cents per pound, with very few above cents, and
at close few brought above cents, decline OF
fully ~ cents per pound from last week. Mich
cows sold $50 to SIS each
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ATTORNEY GENERAL BREwETER, who has been In
disposed for several days past left last night for
his home In Philadelphia
Tns q. W. 4 r. SMITH Iron company, OF Boston,
were today AWARDED the contract for furnishing
floor beams for the Boston sub-TreaSury. Their
bid YVES $3,lca
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At popular prices.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
e2I-PENNsTLyASIA AvENUE-s21.
T .ANSBUEGH & Bro
WONDERFUL BARGAINS FOR THE BALANCE OF
The SEASON.
GREAT CLEARING SALE
IN CONSEQUENCE OF REMOVAL TO OUR NEW
BUILDING IN THE FALL.
WE OFFER NOW:
figured and Polka Dot. 3 ce.,ts.
Three Cases sEEIsUCKER AZ &C.. worth 1axc
Five Cases finest French ST ERaUCKEE l214c. worth
2oc.
Three Cases small PLAID wC0I. DRESS GOODS. re-
dUred 10 l.11c. from 30c.
One Case REoCADED DRESS GOODS. in all the new
81 E4ns shades. at he
Ore Case ALL-woors FINEST NUNS yEIIJya
at DC. These are We Just received
them from the Caston House. having ordered
them II January.
Two Cases FCRU only FRENCH BUNTING at 1sc
Iery5-d. these cost DOC. to import but as it il a
Jet lot and al Ole shada bought them q sac
mice.
One Case FAILE REL IGEUsE the finest Cloth I'm
ported. 45ilches wide. 65c.. reduced frora 81 as
One Case double width NUNS YELLING. at Soc. 70
duced from 75c.
One Case6-4 small check ALI. wOOI. DRESS GOODS
atsoc. Other merchants are selling them At 81.
Six Cases ALL WOOL FANCY BUNTINGs. in Black
ana ali the leading Spring shades. at &C.. worth
BLACK SILKS. COLORED SILKS,
Ten Pieces extraordinary cool BIACF SILK a.s1 II
CT Inrares iavorably with 81 so Silks. Nov is
your time to bay. 1t WI pay you to lay it by |
Until Ia Il. as it is a saving of per yard.
Fifty Dom MISSES SILK IIosE. in Pink Blue and
Cream. at I5c a pair. worth s.. IS
Every article in stores reduced We wan. to |
Crowd stores with purchasers We are content to
make sacrifices to doit.
Our building Is going rapiiy. 4 drawing Of which
can be seen III our window. We must open witha
CLEAN. NEW STOCK,
~ eF' ''' Fsno On our present stores before
LANSBURGH / BROTHER
4o4 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET IA |
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS.
IuEnastei press Goods. wit,e-t double With purs
Wool. ONLY 50c-
Nuns Yelling. all co,o-s. pure Wool 3oc
Handsome Back Brocade Silks all pure silk. st.
Colored aud Black Silks. coo.
BLACK and White Striped silks. sos.
Black silk Velvet. 81.
Light Bluc and Pink Clsnn,res. pure Wool vida |
louble Width SOC.
Checked Dress G,,otls-Eack aud White Blue aud |
Sod, Green and Geld. Bro,sE ard White, CSC.
Coorei and Black Cash1ncrcs. purs wool, Jouble /
WidCh axe.
f1aEc Covers, Six EInhroidcrel 81. IS.
6le1cfed 1 stfc Dalnask. all Linen, 53c.
Goth for Mems sif1 Boys wear 37c to 81 So
Black Cssh.aere shawl-. al Wool 81
Pure I.aea Dinner Napkins 7sc dozen
HoDeS-Conb White Quilts I5c.
Black Silks. 81. 81 .. 81 80. :, IS. g.
One hundred pieces Of Scotch Giinr.ns Pa, L ,A.n
and striped. 80.
CARRIERS,
as III M,sKrr STAGE
GHR RUPERT.
nos. aca AND 4os It'll STREET NORTHWEST.
HEADQUARTERS Fog THE WHITNEY chill.
DkES'S CARkIAGE COMPANY.
- shearest for Beauty Comfort and Da-ab it's N ,,c
market.
ARCHERY. FI51ISG TACKLES tr,oog;;r ami
LAWN TENNIS. BICYCLES. yELclipFIE- g,,f.
CYCLES. WAGONS &C., caa Ls i.a,.-!,. :. ,,sss
Hanufactarers' PricsA
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SILK DEPARTMENT.
21-inch Bsek six BhadaIne. 81 lendid qsIelity
21-ineh Black SILK Ei:edaIEe sprerioy qa.. Is.
oaly q. p yard
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Is pieces Illuminated Bsises ard Nuns voilinGs,
at only 50c. rer yard.
SUIT DEPARTMENT.
Bargains In White Suits Gin.,haIn Suits
CaEltrc SUIT, Jackets, Silk Dolnlans.
CORSET DEF " TMENT.
Just open d al excellent a,.slity Of Zephyror
Sumner Corsets. at low prize.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT
Fine Muslin and Lace Trimmed Underwear,
Bustes. HooTskirts and Striped Cotton Skirts.
at usual low prices.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
We have elegant liDe of Fancy Cotton and Lisls
III, Ihr r Esiery for Miss ani Children and sim,
learn orr Price before purchasing.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
We have received new assortment Of our
Imperial Real hid G.dSc;
3-button, at - on ier pair,
4buttou. at ; ]. % per pair.
6-buttcIl st 50 Ter Iair.
Inc quality . even letter than before, and the coors
Our assortment o. Lisie ISIsad Gloves and Mittsiz
excellent and We invite examination OF stock.
MINIS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT..
Elsie Thread Hosn.
Ealb-iggan Underwear.
Club House Scarfs
Linen HandEerchiefs,
At popular prices.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
e2I-PENNsTLyANIA AvENUE-sa1.