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CAPITAL BREvITIES

WASHINGTON, March 29.-The CONNER
cial National Bank OF Waterloo, Ia, has
been authorized to begin business with a
capital OF $4,000.
Internal revenue receipts to-day, SIZE, 00e;
customs, 81, 505,O00.
Elk President Diaz and party went to Mt.
Vernon this morning en- the United States
steamer Dispatch, escorted by large dele
CATION of officials.
Advices from San Antonio, Tex, to the
War Department, indicate that Inspector
General Ssckett's illness is not 50 serious as
reported yesterday.
The Jeanette Court Of Inquiry will re-
convene at the Navy Department tomorrow
for the examination of the four members of
the Jear -nette crew who have recently re-
turned from Siberia.
The health OF Secretary Folger continues
| TO improve. His strength is very much
| weakened, and it 10 virtually settled that he
| goes to Bermuda. The date of his departure
| depends upon his physical condition.
Internal Revenue Commissioner R,uu has
| directed the transfer of Office on April 1st to
| the following newly-appointed internal
| revenue collectors: Geo. w. Post, Nebraska
| Thos NJ kirkpatrick, Eleventh District OF
Indisna; Jas. 81. Stone, First District OF
i MiCulBdu
| Treasury statement: Gold coin and bull
lion, SlS3, S97, 523; silver dollars and bullion,
S1O6 go, SO4; fractional silver coin, S27 ,751 :
| l27; United States notes, $44 ,675, 903; total,
| 1868 800, 357; certificates utstsndIns-gold,
SAC, 594 900; silver, s70,02S, 040; currency.
s9,s20,O00.
Indian Commissioner Price 10 day received
q Telegram from Agent Wilcox at San
Carlos, Ariz., dated yesterday, IS follows:
| CONTINUED quiet among reservation lndiana
this morning. Am keeping a visilant watch
on them. No sign of quitting work for any
purpose. Yesterdays report Of nine citizens
killed BY Indians from Cd Mexico, near
Upper Gila, on line between New Mexico
and Arizona, confirmed to-day"
The Secretsry Of State has authorised
Minister West to say to the Canadian aulhori
ties that this government has no objection tc
such change Of the Canadian customs regu.
laticns as will admit Of the importation o.
bonded whisky into Canada from the United
States ia packages Of lees than 100 gallons
II now remains for the Canadian Parlia
msnt 10 decide whether the modification o.
their regulations shall be made.
The acting Secretary of the Treasury b q,
| decided that the rate of duty az between the
old and new tariff il to be fixed BY the dats
of arrival ofimporting vessel at the exterior
port of entry, and that goods imported be
fore the new act takes effect and shipped {,
| Western ports under Immediate :. --ss, -: :.
ton will be duiiable under the presen
tariff, unless they remaia in a public store o
bonded warehouse when the act goes int
! operation.
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vote against this bill, but men had asked
him to vote for IT, He had been threatened
il he refused to vot. for it. He had been
told that the women OF the land would sh1n
him. All these things moved him not
There we're honorable men who gambler
Are you going to put the stripes upon them
Judge Allen had said there were honorable
gamblers here. The bill was Ubiquitous. He
favored 40 sost OF immortality. Ii gambling
was TO De put down, let horse-rsclng and pad
women be put down.
Senator Burns said he way 10 remedy the
matter WA for parents to raise up their chill
dren in the way they should 90, aud when
they became old they would not depart
therefrom. Let parents make hsns at tract
i've to their children and they vi Ii not 70
into gambling houses,
Mr.. Wilson spoke earnestly for the bill.
Mr.. Galloway thought the bill ought no.
to pass. If he went to heaven he would be
satlshed to cit between the senator FROM
Wilson and the senator from Davidson, and he
thought both gentlemen we're certain to go
there. He did not think il right 10 assail
these old men for their opposition to the bill.
There w7a q spirit of bulldozipg in this N at
ter. The press this morning had taken E
hand 10 it; tue press wss trying 10 mimi
dale somebody.
Mr. Williamson sIid gentleman gambler
had said to him that no would be glad to
have gambling made felony, fer gambling
coat him $1,000 eYsTy year. He could not
resist The temptation TO gamble, and hence
went home every night without a dollar in
his packet. The blll ought to pass. Hs
wanted gambling broken up. The senator
from Wilson had talked about fanatics. He
was the worst fanatic on the question of
"hisky ke ever saw, but when il came to
gambling be was silent.
Dir. Champion asked if any good weuld
result frora making gambling felony. He
thought not. 1t was only sure to make cut.
throals out Of gamblers. He favored the
amendment to make the first offense . mis-.
dsmeapor.
Mr.. sandman moved to strike out the
amendment to make the frat offense mis-
denssnor, 30 that every ofense shall be a
felony. The amendment was then stricken
out, amid applause in the lobby.
Tbs bill was then placed on its last read
lag and passed by the following vste, amid
the widest applause:
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OHIO STATESMEN
Moving On Washington to Secure the Va
cant Postmaster. Geaeralskip fer
that State.
Preparations for the Annual Reunion Of
the Army Of the Potomac at
Washington.

WA.HISsToE, March 29-Ths Postof6ce
Department to-day Sled the following namei
on the list OF frauds: W. NJ. Clinton & Co.
aud Comet Publishing Company, Blooming.
ton, III; We,t,rn Card Company, Norm al
ILL.,; Union Novelty Company, Mount Pu.
laski, ILL.,; Star Publishing Company, At.
lsnta, IL; Agents Guide and Guide Pub.
li.hing Company, Lincoln, Ill. Postmaster
at the places mentioned have been directed
to discontinue the delivery to these ad
dresses of money orders and registered
packages. These addresses are aliases of the
in advertising 10 send the New american
watch for 81, the article furnished being q
small sun-dial, costizg about five cents.
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M. ABRAM s. HEWITT appeared At Mrs
Vanderbilt. ball a. XII 1. l. lar" while yet in
his right mind "Why il was Necessary 10
specify the condition Of 'Lssr's' mind" s'ys
the Kansas CITY Tines, I've cannot say, uu-
less for the purpose OF removing any posi-
BILE thought of fling at Mr.. Hewitt or indi-
rectly at Uncle Samuel Tildeu. Mr.. Hewitt
sustained the character with great dignity,
considerably Jeirsining from cursing his
daughters, which, wolfe highly Shakespear-
can, might have detracled from the harmony
Of Mrs. Vande rsiy's programme. Mr.. Hurl-
but, OF the World, in behalf Of polite jour.
nslis,ic literature, impersonsted a Spanish
knight With sword sud lance, thereby indi
eating that any attempt on the part OF Nc
Gould to freeze him OUT ss indicated BY
the dispatches, would be met with immedi'
ate aod bloody war"
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IT is generally ackRo"lsd ed in England,
as the result Of the police investigation tn at
Lady Florence Dixie hiss either been guilty
OF very erosu attempt at imfoature or has
been the victim Of a kind Of hysterical de-
fusion, OF which there have been numerous
examples. The sbsurdity Of the tale as she
told it was go patent that mos people will
incline to The latter explanation Of her es-
cap2de,
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PAYMENT OF BONDS.
A TREASURY CIRCULAR THAT SAYS ONE THING
AND MEANS ANOTHER.

WAsHINeTsN, March 29.-It is learned at
the Treasury Department that although the
circular in regard to the prepayment OF
bonds embraced in the 10th call provides
only for the prepayment of bonds to the
amount of $4,000 600, on Wednesday next
bonds which may be offered in excess of that
amount will be accepted, provided the de-
psrtment has, as it now expects to have, a
surplus Of funds which may be for that pur-
pose. As interest on these bonds ia only
allowed to the date Of redemption, the gov.
srnment would thus save interest and charges
in proportion to the amount of bonds re-
d.anad
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A MEEIIEe of the citiz.ns of Elm burgA,
held on the ! lih -tint, without expressing
any opinion as to the con ents of the Free
thinker, condemned ',hs prosecution Of that
journal as a dangerous revival OF laws
framed 10 a spirit Of persecution and now
cut of harmony with enlightened opinion,
and resolves 10 take all lawful means to
OBJ sin repeal Of the statut,s relatiog 10
blasphemy; bat, considering he severity Of
the sentences on Messrs. Foote, Ramsay and
Kemp, the circumstances attending their
trial, snd the invidioqs character If prose-
cuiioos for basph my, this meeting approves
Of memorial being presented 10 the Home
Secretary praying Tor Temi-sion Of the
aanfzpc.
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AT meeting OF the New York Medical
Soci'ty on Monday evening last, three dele
gates to the State Medical Society were
elected by vote of uinety-four to seventy.
one, who are opposed to consultations with
physicians of a different school from their
own. This is very singular, to say the lesst.
in view OF the last vote of the society on
that subject, which committed it in very
pronounced way TO the recognition of prac-
tilioners in regular standing of all the schoolf.
The New York alopstbic doctors are still
;fraid OF a shadow.
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TIE New York Legislature now has be-
lore it whipping-poat bill. 1t provides
that any man who shall comm crime
Involving the inAiction Of unusual physi-
cal pain or suffering on female or 3
male under fourteen years, iuoh offender
shall have, in addition TO the usual punish
ment, rOs less thsn ten nor more than thirty
llshes On his bare back,
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The Roman Catholic archbishop oil Tos
ronlo- has isEued an address, in which he
says: "Mr. Gladstone has done more than
any other English statesman to redress the
unjust grievances OF Ireland, and would do
more if his country m IN would sustsiu him"
We suppo'e The assAssius will now go for the
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TEE people ought to remember aud never
forget that Senator Cooper said in bis place
in the Senate yesterday tina, there were some
lobbying done on the Rlilroad Commission
bill. Mr.. Cooper ought 10 have gone farther
and given the names of ths lobbyists, and
told whether they attempted 10 buy the votes
OF members OF the Legislature.
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THE English Lord Chancellor has intro
duced bill into Parliament to modify the
powers Of judges to punish for contempt Of
court. At present. the power is Unlimited,
and is, in fact, vestige of the ancient srbi-
trary authority handed down from times
when the sovereign administered justice in
persou. The bill fxe, Limits both as to
length of imprisonment and fines. The
right to punish without limit in the case Of
marriages OF ward. in chancery is, we be-
live. retained
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ALL the leading European powers are
mad because they did not accept Eugland'a
invitation and JOIN her in The armed occupa-
ton OF Egypt. They see new what good
thing 'hey missed, but they are eslopped
from grunSling. They cannot say word.
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Missouri is trying TO Limit The number
of deadly weapons in thai State The Sen,
ate has passed bill which prohibits the
selling, giving, loaning, hiring or barteriug,
or the offering to cell, give, loan, hire or bar
ter to any minor any pistol, revolver, der
ringer, bowie-knifs or other wespou of like
character, or any toy.PistOl de'igued to shoot
caps or oartri2ges Of any kind, or 10 be
loaded WITH owder.
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Western Wbt,kY E.p.r, A..osiaiIos.

CINCINNATI, March 2s.-Tbs Western
Whisky Export Association met here 70 day
to take action With reference to the price Of
whisky for the future. There were sixty
eight firms represented, comprising the entire
mem kership OF the pool, which embraces all
the highuiue manufacturers north Of the
Ohio river. Their aclion was entirely unzn-
imous, fixing the price OF kighrines TO
morrow on the bssis of 81 13, with proba-
bility that The price will be increased 10 81 IA
next Monday. Ali the members are in high
spirits at the unanilnity Of the pool So 10
uriees
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EI-Gov. SPRAGUE, in his approaching
canvass of Rhode Island as the candidate for
governor of the Independents and the Dem
ocrstS, will have the assistance of Gov. But
Ter, of Massachusetts; ex-Gov. Plai-t4d, of
Maine, aud Gen. Roger A. Pryor, of New
XorL
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TIE developments Of the dynamite plot,
guard against which 1000 picked soldiers
have been ordered TO guard the PsIseee aud
public buildings OF London, consist of the
Liverpool effort in which gunpowdsr wa
used, and concerning whose authors il was
proved that they we're not men Of ordinary
strength of mind
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AID FOR FLOOD SUFFERERS.
ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED FROM
GERNANY BY TIE PREsIpKNT.

WASHINGTON, March 29.-The Presiden Mt
to-day received by Brasch & Rothenstsia,
DANCERS, of Berlin, an additional contribu-
ton of 4300m for the benefit of sufferers
from the food in the West. OF this amount,
30Oom were contributed by the Emperor and
Cypress OF Germany. The funds were
turned over to the American Association of
the Red Cross for distribution. The total
amount of these contributions from citizens
of Germany, transmitted drought Brssch q
Rothensteip ia SS0Om
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TIE Pope has promised to attend the cor
Onation OF the CIR next May. This indi-
Gates radical change in the prejudicea Of
the Roman and the Greek Churches as great
as has been accomplished in the Protestant
Church By the Evangelical Alliance.
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THE CABINET VACANCY.
OHIO MEN MOVING TO SECURE TIE PLACE
FOR THAT STATE

WAsH1NGroN, March 29.-The President
will not take any action with regard to the
vacancy in his Cabinet, caused BY the death
of Posin aster-General Howe, before next
week A delegation from Ohio, consisting
of Gen. Gresyenor, Briggs Cunningham and
W. P. Lippincoti, called upon the President
ttis afternoon and urged upon him. the i'm
portance of having in his Cabinet repre-
sentative from Ohio. Representative But
tsrworth also had an interview with the
President
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ins said that he w1s not in favor of resorting 10
any revolutionary measures 70 defeat any meas
ure though he was opposed 70 1t; yet mem bers
should bear In mind that Republicans had had no
recognition in framing these bills. 1t had been
Constantly thrust in the teeth Of Repub lican
bers that the Democrats had two-thirds Of the
House and could attend to their own legislation.
II looked strange that this harnoniZed party
should have to call upon Republicans to vote. He
himself was rather inclined to vote, but thought
that the little asperity which had arisen would be
smootned down By an adjournment till morning
Motions to adjourn respectively till O'Clock q
m &C % O'Clock pm. failed.
The roll was called to see whether q quorum was
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DURING the year 1881, 5445 women were
arrested and lodged in the station houses of
Boston, about one-fourth of the number Of
the men; aAd the authorities have been con-
sidsring he propriety of employing matrons
at the various police stations.
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sent. One factory that was working was be-
siegsd by negroes this evening. Threats Of
violence were made. The manufacturers
gathered in force 10 defend the white opera
tives. Police are stationed near the factory
ready to quell any disturbance. Whisky is
flowing freely smong the negroes.
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Tn. Bss.ra.sCarv.r Hippesro.e.

DAYTON, o., March 29.-The Carver-ts-
garrus shoot to-day, 100 birds each, thirty
yards rise, resulted in q tie, each breaking
ninety four bird. Bsgsraus, BY right, ~Sn
the match BY enc bird, but it vas ceun'ed
out by the Judges.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.
INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and the Ohio rdlley, cloudy and
rainy, unable trinds, shifting 10 colder, north
westerIy, feLioyed BY risinq barometer.
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Fer Twelve Years

I WIS addicted to the morphine habit; suf-
Tered with all the Irregularities known 10
woman. Two bottles Of Cortivslis entirely
cured me. SUE u. KENT.
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TIE proportion Of Criminals among the
while people OF the South ia something less
than half that reported in New England
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MoEE than $4,000 900 we're expended in
Brooklyn last year in putting up new build.
ings and S50,OO0,OO0 in New York City.
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The Legislature adjourns to-day. We are
much dssPpoioted that it did not do SO yes.
teTdRy
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No School Board 10 report. We breathe
easier and the reporters are happy.
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The Lyrehbarx Tobacco Strike

LYsoHBURs, Va, March 29.-Ths tobac-
co manufacturers agreed not 10 resume work
with the strikers before the LIST of May m.
less msjority Of ali the manufacturers con-
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Fond amounts to over $50, 600 What can't
the press DO when it tries?
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THE STAKES SETTLED
Fer the Spring Meeting, with Eighty
Entrtes-About Training.

The stakes for the spring meeting are
filled, with eighty entries, including twenty
three yesterday. Among the stables that
came in since our last report are those oil
Morris & Patton and Powers Sons. The
latter has the rafting Aztec, who won al
Sheepshesd Bay and Saratoga, and is con-
sidered one of the BEST thrse-yesr-elds in the
country. All Of the principal horses now
running at Mobile and those entered
for the New Orleans spring meeting, which
begins to morrow, will be here. Eutries fol
the purses offered can be made at any tim'
on the day before the race specified. TIT
horses in sight are already twenty more thai
we had at the fall meeting.
MEMPHIS As A TRAINING PoINr.
The veteran turfmau, Col. Mcdaniel, wit
has been here several months, says Memphi
il the best place for stable TO winter
There have net been two days togethe
when he could not gsllop his horses owe
the course The consequence is that the,
are in fne condition, and will be likely {
cut out the work in the coming contest,
The trainer OF another prominent stable sat
to an APPEAL mau: 81 wish we had wiz
tered here. The climate is exactly righ'
and cur stock would have been just tu
weeks ahead"
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CRITTRNDEN-At Marion, Crittenden county,
Ark, March "a, 1888, at O'Clock pm, Mrs. ELIZA
CRIrTKEDEs. wife of Maj. r. F. crittenden. New
Orleans and Alabama papers please COPY
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PRIVILEGES!

81 Persons desiring to bid on the Privileges TO be
let for the SPRING MEETING OF the New n EN-.
phis Jockey Club, will please call on Z. r.
HART, Secretary. No. II Madison street, who will
furnish all PARTICULARS Bidders are requested TO
Hle their bids with Mr.. JOHN oyERToN, JR.,
Chsirnan. on or before April 9th. Awards TO be
made April It'll. The right is reserved to reject
any or all bids.
JOHN ovHRToN, JR., Chairman.
JAMES LEE. JR,
SAM 7. CARNES, Committee.
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The report Of Mr.. Petit to the Merchants
Exchange ia full of comfort for dealers in
futura,
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At the night session of the Senate the rev.
enue bill passed, after which the general
appropriation bill was taken up, and WAS
pending at the lime OF adjournment until
tomorrow morning.
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MEMPHIS AsATRAINING PoINr.
A CHANCE SHOT
Fakes an Ipnecent Bystauder In The
Calf OF the Leg.

About z o'clock yesterday evening, two
unknown men made insulting propositions
10 . couple of ladies on Front street. Martin
Leonard, 8 chain-gsng gusrd, came up and
ordered them away. One of the two obeyed,
but the other made SIGHT, and knocked
Leonard out in the street. He then walked
into Smiths boardinghouss, corner of Front
and Exchange. Leonard followed, and at
tempted to arrest him. The fellow struck
him again, and in a ecufie that ensued
Leonard attempted to draw his pistol. b.
some means the hammer got caught in his
pocket, the "gun" went of, and the bull
let struck Carl Sorenssn. q bystander, in the
leg, iuHicting slight flesh wound. The
man who caused the trouble escaped, and
Leonard surrendered himself to the police
Be will have q hearing this morning.
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CT. ELMO COMMANDERY, No. Is, KIT. n
= Will meet In special conclave this ~ 80
(FRIDAY) evening. IN the Asylum, Nay ~
sonic Temple, at 7:30 O'Clock, for work In M
the Orders o. the Red Cross and OF the
Temple. Full dress. Visiting fraters courteousl,
invited By order R. W. GALLOWAY, &c.
I1JoHN d. HURN, Recorder.
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An exchange remarks that Che best
teachers are those who learn something new
themselves every day." so we announce this
day that several thousand important cures
have been made by the use OF DR.. Bulls
Couah Syrup.
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7 RIU MPH
Taste, Pluck and Energy!
KREMER'SDISPLAY
0f Thursday LAST Pronounced the
Hsndsomest Ever Witnessed u ere
A CREDIT TO MEMPHIS
aud the sauth-Onwara aud Upward
thSsHOtto of this Yoanx and
Preyrssstye House.

The whole world iaid under tribute TO
Furnish It's rar-st and cos, iiest fabrics.
Kremer's having Demonstrated their
superiority Ia taste and selection. take
pleasure ia calling attention 10 other
Inducements extraordinary 20 Purchas-
ers. Never resting! Never wearyi Al.
way seehias s.ew worlds 90 eonqasr.
Raye Silks.
Rave soleil--au new tints-Raspberry, Straw
berry, Capucine, 81.
Merveilleux at Sc.
Rhadames subline-all eolors-s; 81 IS.
Doublefold Wool Goods, SOC.
All new shades Armures, CSC.
Beautiful Khybers, Sc
Pin Check S4tins, 45c.
Brilliant Novelties in dress sonbina .iJ.-s I~r
under cost of import.
Black silks.
Extraordinary inducements. Tspissier and Boil
Ions makes.
Black Ras de Contesse-the most substantial silk
made.
Mourning Fabrics a Specially.
Goods of guaranteed qualities.
Paras0ls:
We shall simply show the best value ever offered.
Good silk Umbrellas at 81, 81 Is, 81 so, up.
The grea. card the Lace ana satin-Trimmsd
Eclat for 81, value for sl2
AL the high novelties in PARAsoLs at reason
able prices.
Paris Pattern Hats
costing us from SIS to $50 TO import We shall sell
from SIS TO SIS to close importation.
81 90.
A beautiful line of Walking and Street Hats and
Bonnets.
20 cents.
AL new colors, rough and plain Street Honnsts.
Save money by buying Hats at Headquarters.
Ostrich Tips,
in every new and beautiful shade, at Sc for .
bunch of three.
Three Lots of Paris Flowers.
1000 punches at SOC.
1000 punches at75c.
1000 punches at $I-oNE-THIRD VALUE.
Narrow Velvet Ribbon, all shades; Narrow Otto
man Ribbon, Narrow Satin Ribbons. All shades
Jerseys at s. Is.
ss- Every Novelty as IT appears in Paris and
New York is shown by the great and progressive
hausa NJ