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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-20
I AADE ITEMS.

AwoIcEsrER Massachusetts,. widow sues a
local druggist for 5000 ds maves for n mistake
e aprescrpion which CAUSED her husbands
A corporation at Manchester, New Heap
shire, for the six months Just closed msnufac-
tnied 100000 yards OF cloth-abou' 1905
Ten-cent and ncklc subscriptions from all
parts OF the country are increasing The Bar.
fholoi pedestal fund sbout lIooper week
Several new coun'ies have been formed In
Kentucky on the Dakota plnn.to boom town sites
Texas blue grass Is something new. but It Is
Destined 70 become famous with Texas stock
Tho plains Of Texas cover an area Of 1872 co.,
no ac'v,, on which feed $50. COO head Of cattle
pamphoCl postoiiicr. Wnthins ton county,
'Tennsssee viii b. called Blizzard hereafter.
A l.isahasld, Massachusetts. family OF mutes
b h airing res'o' q ..st week by the faith cure
T. Ina e'nh ~. /. t. have wagon bridge
80 ~ srv'r that viii rost $4,000.
vs., la go 'rltfy promises TO produce q
aasSSi 81 , 81 ,n ao. season, and thar,
a ofusr cry for tue'n.
The rtlet i - name OF q paper published
ill cls'ksyilie Tcnhcs &c.
Losisyilie. Mississippi, boasts OF the only
ssassafrss oil mill T. thai state.
Hanson cabs With the driver behind. are
cumming In New York.
Nississppi has capital Of $3.50. 900 invested
IN cotton mills
Backwa.er prevents planting In many parts OF
Key West. Florida, is suffirIug much from
Green corn Ia Tallahassee Florids is ready
Peaches in New York are better, bat cost 81
.Wstsrmelons arc looking-nnc down In Flor.
Blk wholesale stores under the Brooklyn
bgidge are IN operation The stores ara each
two stories high revcnsy i've feet deep and
twenty one fee. wide The aver ss ren; 4 I,
m and ready or occupancy within year.
A hump back" turtle was found floating In
Monterey bay aiiioini, the ether dsy, aa ID
length four feet across the back and has two
nns three feet long. II weighed 1000 pounds.
6acrameii o Il ahead OF any other city of Cali
lbrnis 20 far - .lecuio lishts arc concerned.
One HUNDRED IL hts arc now burning nightly 10
shat city, nd twice us many will be In use as
soon ~ the IL, ps can lie procured nom the
A ram BELONGING to Mr.. whi,tenbury, CT XII.
!eep. Texas 10 reported to have yielded mo
Assest per c,rt ~ secured wool on record.
The net weight ( the animal was 12g IL rounds.
and OF the fleece "a IL pounds.
A car lo.d 20 coo ponads q fresh salmon
shiDPs Ssx las, r,ds5 n' Dsss
6om Oregon The company guarantee through
In 1879 tho value Of animals exported from
Dogton wss q little over a y % COO last year Il
yas considerably over 5000, 90 No live hogs
have been exported for the last two years from
4 whsscom, Nevada, paper has tho following
poetic line at tho head ofits pages: "E' ernsl
Vigilance Il the price OF liberty-and a. Der
y6eR In advance Is the ! rice Of the Reveille
uevada City. California. wa len bad flowed since
ohoeAsl'est settlement, has just zone dry It's
0ZYoced SON wei-oigger Tapped tue ttream
80 general sus tension Of work In Mononea.
- sfvee eoal Mines. Over 1900 mi ners VII
o. 1olu factory in Louisville gives employ.
unGm4 - INV uoOule. AMI tbev turn ont I. AZ
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HARDWARE AND METALS.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
AxES--colliDs per dozen, . or Gold Dollar
per dozens O9 Diamond Edge, per dozen, Oh
Double Bit, 10 90
Kettles, 4tc per pound.
sCALks-fairbanks discount 20 por cont
Howe, discount q percent
TIN PLATE-I q. l0xl4, per box, 90 j. @.
ltx2o per boz, 90: Torno, tkr2e por box, so
ferne, Dx2s5 per box, IL 90.
TINWARE-Pieced discount 80 per cont
stamped, discount boper cont
SOLDERING. l. I6c; No. IL and la l6o poi
DUCK HoRsE CoLLAR9--No Ia per dozen
| HAMFB two loop, 70 per poEen; three loop
as per dozen
TACKs-In boxes, 100 papers, 90 per box.
| GRUB HoE5-per Dozen or railroad picks
yer dozen, 8 80.
MATTOCKs--Pe dozen, . 90.
RUBBER BELTlNG-Ditopunl boper cont.
sHovELs AND sPAUgs-RoNlsnd'e, as
count 40 per cent Ames' list ssoel goods, dis-
count 80 and 10 per cent. ..,., -,
poles, 10 So singletrees, wagons, select, rs.
buggy rs; express Z 50 Wagon tongues
% o.. Hickory sxles, 10 90 Bolsters. %
Coupling POLES, 4 rs. spokes, Xxx, select, rs
Xxx, 50. Sawed folloos, TX, 15 2. %.
Bo.den shoes, 6 IN. Northwestern horse nails,
Flow stesl 70 soyiag steel, 20; cast steel nc
100 90; do open, 10 ol9So 90; do side spring
.op. 100 o. siso OF do side bar, 100 0DgelsO 90 DO
ph@tons, YES 00f3is0 90. A grade sldo spring.
lao 0oer2 0G do ohet0ns, 100 o0@2O Og bump
scat ouggies, rs O0Q250 90; platform sprlngs,
ITO 0oee190 90: throo spring wagons, 80 ooNlih
H. 5kc; lapanned- hsrbed wire. Go: galvanized
DaTlod, Ic,
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uROCEEIEs.
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QUOTATIONS. To-DlT.
ooFFEE-.Rio iair. ll@l2ei prime, l2Ao
TEAs- Imperial, l5@5jc Young Tyson, toa
CO.. colorg s5@tocl Japan, oo,aobc.
SUGARS Powdered .9h Ut loaf .ehci slan
clarified, &C. yellow clarified, INC choice Lou
NoLAssrs-Louisisna choic 90 Gee primo, Sc
,air to good. ioc; corr p.s syrup <Se; suga'
BAGGiHG-Pure Jute, IN MS, ioXo; PEI
yard ~ lbs, ioto. Ties 1857 or bund,o.
RICE. wholesale. Gs@zko;
a. cRlACkkRs-soda X 7ts xxx 'He cream
s6XfuoiiS Sp' ! Is per box. blue India \
pound bars 9 % per boz; x-pound bars, 5 90 po
q eiSBIRs e Ss full yRc Sit st is sAort.
CHEEsE-W. r. i2c full cream. l6c
Wn hail; Gotten s, rope g ca is So,,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Csc; sprlng, per DO,
MEAsuREs-k bushel iron bound, 3 80 POI
dozen: 2-hoop pals, 90 3-hocp, rs;
per dozen No. z s O; No. & 2 co per dozen.
WRAPPING PAPFR-RGg and STRAW, N@7eo
PowpER-S @ per keE OF e pounds; i2s do
drop 81 Sss o9 oc 81 ID c saaF sSE 3 W Shot
barrel, 5 So 2-galion Isils chow chow, / 90
sgsnon pals mixed piealss, 1 g. 1lass pint,
Glass t.gellon, 10, Glass Hex. gallon, 7 70.
% : OIIg--ll0 degrees ere tesi, In barrels,
2ic test oil In cans, a. ibo degrees nre
GAoEEgELG / barrels. 1850, No / \.
barrels, 7 so. No. 1 H:barrelA 80. No. q X
barrels, 7 90. No. 2 k-bGIicls. 2 %. NO. HITS.
Is, 40. 2 kits. Is No. kits co.
HOLLAND Observation-Disclosures rs per keg.
CANDY-stiok. Ike pound fancy, lbGc26c,
CIDER-Crsb apple iec: Missouri cider. SOC
per gallon. Yinegar, per gallon, 10000,
STARCH-Pearl N. Royal Glass. N. Bon.
packages. s. e.poand WOOD box glass, TX. 3:
pound paper box glaan, w.
LYE-Conoentrated. 21SFS 90.
JUGS--We quote: lie per sallon FOL glased,
ToMAToEs-£ standard, Of s.ponnd
CALIFORNIA CANNED aooDs-fcschos
9 co. Apricots, 2 So; blackeersies, co. grapes,
pounds. 2 90 peas, az pounds, q 20 piums, 2x
pounds. 2 65. tomatoes, AZ POUNDS. 90; cur
sMoKiES TOBACCO. Seal of North Care
pound, los k,pouIi, 81; assorted cases. iec.
GENERAL GRoCERfES--sods, Bicafb, &c
per pound: sal Soda. 2s-1 10 8 LOO. per pound
Ginger. rsoe, sJpor ID; Eu:Inoe. .o) 10 o. " per
Ham La so ' per dos dos Pa S G Ia az iSs sS
per doE eardinse Anoiican 10 per CASE; 6ar.
dimes. French. $500 pc, caro-; sumo CARROTS
9, e.: ~ s % PER Ssss; snls eapsr %
o $50 per oase' snaa Iaiph's, ia
- per aos, Olive oil, pa rs I per ~ p.
I. m az pc; dos; GondsIlsd x,lk
los; tuInbleY. 81 90 por dosen; oroY1 Hl3 pg
ioEsn lib. oans. el.65 per dosen; Ii. cam, t1sE
per dosen; Extracts, lemon, ssc- psr doson; Ex.
I q. sssortoi, 20 per dossn; u'cyes, whole,
80. per b.; BlsokirR. (snsl} Sc par u H,1ok.
az, flaIRel $50 DER dos
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HANAN & SON.
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POULTRY, GAME, ETC.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.


GRRXN APPLES-5 00S5 10 por osrrel.
NUTS-Almonds, zoe per pound; Brazil lb@
1850; alberta. l5c; Naples walnuis, lSn per pound
ohestnuts imported, none on Tho market; pea
nuts, Tennessee rcd lo@i1c; ohoice white, i4c
cocoanuta. S00G39 90.
ORAN0ES-Louisisnn, per barrel, Il COO
Is 90 per case, 6 80; Valenclne. pc. case OF 40
LKMONs--aici,y, $50 por boz; Mslsgs
8 00.
DATES-In trails, l0Dl2o.
BAHANAS--S o0G4 90 per bunch.
GRAPEB-Halaga, 6 0O(t6 90 half barrel
SWEET PoTATOES--On the str Gets. rod,
75c per bushel: yellow, %.
OEIONS-New. 3 90 per barrel.
POTATOES L 'sfSl,el, 100.
CABBAGE-New,22 rs D2 8 0por dozen, o. SO
CHiCgENs wequoto Ats oOSs 50 per dozen;
urseYa. zoo
EGGs- Toe per dozen.
BUTTER Choice western 2oS25o, cooking
lSaDlSc: country. rs 1885,.
administration layer now Dor box. Or
layer, 2 65sDa 10.
Dried PYAoHES-Unpoeed. 80 aoeic1. iac
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LIVE sr0CR.

BxEvss-coS "a. Per *. 1xe4xc cows
HUfT6Hs-fdr fas mu.tsns. psr ID. exc
oxc; cho(cA per pound. 393xc
toee-fef pound. sS4kc; STOCK hoss ps'
BULLS AND sTAas-yor sausage mann.
f'sHsc II sHRSt ifff eve srooE-Y..r,In.
Sses. II D; 2.yesr-oid stecrs. per heed, is %;
var oM helfers per bead. q @;
burSs1 ~ TsxSs Ts,scd X Durham. @ q
Tsxss rsssod fili GOD Durham 10 %.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
QUOTATIONS TODAY,

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
Mems Kip brogans, from 95@1 Is.
Boys kip brogaas, from s06Dl 90.
Mems r. calf broganS from ! 0o@l 70
Boys p. calf brogans, from 9501i 26
Mems kip 2-buckle plows, I COOL %.
Boys hip 2.buckle plows, S5@l IS.
Men bun balls. congress and button, 76@1 "a
Mems calf balls. congress and button, 2 60o4.60
Mems kip bootk "a 00d30 90.
ker p. calf boots, "a e0o45 90.
Mems calf boots, Is 00660 90.
Boys Kip boots, Is 0001s %.
Bows p. calf boots, Is 60024 90.
Boys cal ,oots, % SOAR 90.
Womene ~ hip polkas iS@s7hc.
Miss On kip polkas. 60470c.
Child's IN Kip polkaa. al sise, ls465o.
Child's kip polkas, al sizes. t6e65o.
Women's calf peg and IS polish, oool %.
Misses calf peg and 50 polish, COOL 10.
Women's bun sewed polish, ee4l Is.
Women Q calf sewed polish. l001 SIX.
women's grain sewed and polish, o0Dl Is
Wonen'a Kid sewed, 000l rs
Womsn.s goat ssvod Polish, / sspiy;
Women's grain sewed button Il 90 70 I =
Women lid sowed button, % toe0Q
woueu's soat sswed button wto2
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ouofAfIouu fo-DAY,

wool-Ms:5.9 - q bu1s iiei,s Neg,
80 sse G'2 e ss PC :Sss sss = al "a sss
didoa 11Qe99 Sany. 80 pr pound -
S..s e,ss.S !, 4, y =. ga I. ~ Y, Y,
81: "a ::. ss s sI g. ~ a. ':s ir
sIp15S'26 iSseI ss;s. - go ss' sss
"a soal es1nA lso1o, shssp psab. - ~ woeL
fxLt6W-ffiIs niIsv. e. tallsw gssaA -
MExzY sPss !: ' s;sss - :aa d.. 90 .s.'
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Nsrvousness, nervous debility. neuralgia,
end I'll dioeases Of erve Reneretive organs
ere allspermsnently and radically curd By
AlleD's Brain Food the RFeat botanical rom-
odv. 81 pooRses. SIX fof.o5 A. druggists, or
~ ueil non J. B. Allsu. Bio fifss svsnuss
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euorArzoss TO-DAY.

ouOfA1yoEs TO-DAY
p fs,l S; e ,: ;, high 1. vim, vine.
4 -. - xeuIs sussss. ~ %; p ~
r, 80 - i, g \ 5 5sss z S'i q !" '"
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THE BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, May i0.-Tfe leading oihz ms Of
Dallas are men IA tod In business, and they
have the strict 81 connting-room yleof con-
syerv tans,c elton guided b. established rules
Many OF our mor fants arc sons OF mer.
chants WI ose fathers, were nerohsnts al'o.
Thu. they are inh9,,,ise9y mercT1hs,. . !.
the O. use II the quietude ~ the place roud, red
sirikingy amer NJ b cause ils Coz tlgu.y 10
more clam rous llscss hut The sleillng worth l
pie, the dovouoD 10 hon ON lhe part OF It's
tTadttmen. H. beginning TO lcli IN q uarnsr
hiatt veiy pleasing TO thote most in,efes;'d In
IFS n etopoli,sn elfsre Our gIow,h Is ienia-
tive butt Is assui.d, and every step taken Is
msintained We do not slide back two feet
every i'm. we gain one. To-day arraf gemen's
Dallas Although that Is AN enicrir rice 81 no
gree msan'ure Il IL never be'ess worth the
mention Tntro Is nothing more ceplorable
Than the habit OF sentins 2 0f0 miles for bit OF
wood when lie ter grows at our gates, and yet
that IL q southern precice. On the sidewalk
of Kim sire today seven cases OF boots aud
sboes werc marled ftr shiI mcnt 10 Galveston,
Dcale s vf the leland City will net DO pleased
10 read that this Dallas firm OF whoos ile boot
and sioe dealers arc lntrt nching upon III, ir
trade. Bnl The fact i,mairs. II Ills denied, or
In frequently called upon by Galveston for
goods ma ss vii be given ana the truth placed
beyond controversy.
Reports are mutb more compe etc at the Dial
las exchange, Chicago grain Is followed
thro ugh the entire season. Dallas operators
appear 10 take more Interest In Chicago wheat
and Texa, & Pacific shares than an,thins else.
The New Yo k stock market was steady to-day.
but tending IN most tines n depreciation, al
though there Is in pIovement n weston Union
and other prominent shares. NORTHWESTERN
opened 1Oi iiictered along With gentle losses
snd tlo.ed J cent under last call saturday ai
li3 IL Latkhwanns closed "a cents lower al
l(o rs. TexIk & Pacific tlfsed 10 1-2 which "
unchanged as to Saturday. but "a under open
ing: wss'ern Union lost cent from Saturday
and cl0td &c 3-S
GRAIN AND BRsADs1ufFs.
Receipts OF corn are equal 10 CT c0nsDrp-
ton. The supply H. abundant IN farmers
hands Oats are growing scarce, but the new
crop being nearly ready for tho harvester, pre-
about 10 be ga nored Is, ike u wheat crop
very fine. TIL re Is no decline In this market
wMExT,.thc co. medium grades SOC.
RYE.NcriSsi at &C: northern, $50.
BARLEY-lo045o.
IORN-In siuoS, .s69 $50; shellcd and ssastd
o. rs -Choice. so@s2', sacked,
FLOUR -Paienh s 7S early breakfast
4 30 cream soda, 8 o5 8 l5 pure cscara, ISL
Todd Mills Patent 30 Union, 10; Prairie |
Flower CO. Star Choice is
BRAN-Atmills, SOC; In store. 900.
(ORNMEAL-Pine hol,ed per 100 pounds,
MoMNY AND GBITs-6 90 per barrel.
rnES oolS psnS os Per FER 100 pSSnd
corn bran per 100 pounds. t0c
GRAHAM FLOUh-por 100 pounds. 8. 90.
HAY-Dark, coos co. bright 10 20 nom
i U g; bright free ' on board car 'i i %
I'll xit I 4; sxSp-ssc German nillst 900.
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The Feast Of the Annunciation.

Yesterday was observed, more especially in
tho Catholic and Protestant Episcopal
churches, as the Feast of the Annunciation.
On account Of the bright skies aud balmy
temperature of the weather the churches
were well filled with worsniping congrega-
tions. At st. Matthew's Catholic church
there was high mass service at IL II. M,
with Rev. j.. ID. Boland, assistant pastor, as
celebrant. Similar services were held in the
other Catholic churches
At st. Johns Protestant Episcopal church,
at Sixteenth and III streets northwest there
were three services conducted by tho rector,
Rev. w. A. Leonard, ut q. M, IL m, and 4
p. m, the sacrament of communion being
administered at tho noon service. AT tho
special service at 415 p. IN. at the Church OF
the Ascension, Massachusetts, avenue and
Twelfth street, the services were conducted
by Rev. DIR. Lindsay, rector Of st. Johns
church, George town. Tho services Mt tho
same hour tomorrow will be conducted by
Rev. DIR. Paret, rector of tho Church of the
Epiphany, and on Thursday by Row. MT
Leonard, rector of st. Johns church, Wash
ington. An impressive and beautiful feature
OF these services is the singing by the new
choir of the Young Ladies' Chapter of Prais 0
of the Young Peoples league Of the paris h
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The Record or Robberies.

Myra Blanchard, who resides at 1901 I
street, reports that between the Seventeenth
or nineteenth instant, SIS worth of jewelry
was stolen from her house or from her trunk
while she was on her way to Wisconsin.
Thieves entered tho house of Mr.. William
II. Wright. corner of Thirteenth and Ii
Streets by means of false keys, on the TWEEN
ty-thrd instant, and carried off $50 worth of
property.
Mary Edmonston, who resides at 239 Thir-
tenth street, reports that her house was en-
tered by thieves aud property valued at S21
was stolen. ,.,.--3
Thieves entered tho residence of Mr.. vii
fred Kelly, 1910 Fourth street, on the twenty
second instant, by cutting slat from ono o
the windows and carried OFT about 5000 II
money aud o lot of female wearing apparel.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26

The usual quarterly examinations of the
High school begin to-day and continue during
the remainder of the week. To-day the third
year class will be examined in Latin or chem
istry, the second year class in geometry or
business training, and the first year class in
Latin or German or bookkeeping. To-mor-
row the third year class will have German,
the second year physics or Greek, and the
first year Roman history. On Friday the
third year class have special examinations in
surveying and Greek. These are the last
examinations of the year before the annual
examinations in June and are considered an
important test of the students work thus far
-e-=---
| THE finest mayonase dressing for all kinds o.
salads, cold meats, raw tomatoes, picked salmon
cabbage, &c, is Durkee's salad ID essng II Is
| besides more economical than home made.
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TIE BREV1TY BASKET.
Filled with Brief Mention or Many mino
Eventa Of YeaterdnY.

Events OF Yesterday.
In the case of the United States VS.. II. W.
Uowgate, Judgment creditors bill, justice
Macarthur yesterday appointed Messrs J' u.
Fitch and G.. w. Brown, receivers.
Lieut.. Selrridge and Agent Key, of the s.
=. g. A., aud Mr. McGinn, of tho health de.
partment, yesterday witnessed the killing oil
dogs Mt the pound. Twenty-Five dogs were
dispatched.
William Burton Entwislc, the well.known
druggist, died Monday at his residence, 4Lo
Twelfth street, aged 4S years. He was ma
tive of Alexandria, Va, and had resided for
many years in the district. Ills funeral Will
take place this afternoon.
The attorney general has appointed James
l.. Stanton, at present pardon clerk, to sue
coed Mr. Brewster Cameron a general agont oil
the department of Justice, and Edward stairs
to be pardon clerk, vice Stanton. Mr. stan
ton was formerly special examiner under
Brewster Cameron.
Messrs. John Henderson, ]. II. Hewlett
Langley & Gettinger, &. l.. Thomas, Down
ing Bros, Bright & Humphrey, kendordine
& Paret, and ID. j. NcCarty are the bidders
for tho erection Of tho Washington Light In"
fantry armory. The bids range from $4,000
to $5j0O0 The sentiment of q majority OF
the building committee is Tor combined
armory and opera house.
Patents were granted yesterday to the fol-
lowing Washingtonians: Louis J. Church,
nutmeg CRATER; Ward w. Denniston, collar
or tic adjuster David L. Dutrow, tricycle. ;
Henry +. Hayden, process of and apparatus
for vaporizng hydrocarbon oils Charles
Pianue, hydraulic air compressor; A. j..
Pitney 1.-TWO patents), rope or line clasp; Eli
I. Starr, assignor, battery clectrode.
., = = --,, -, IT,,
"WHAT IS heavens best gift to many' she asked
gt,fl linz, n,
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arooabus Subua
Spring Opening Of LaceS
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE !
WOODWARD 81 LOTHROP.
Real Linen Laces,
Medicis Laces,
Torchon and Florentine Laces.

Medcis Lace choice designs and exta quality from "a to
inches in width from I2H to 4oc per yard
Inserting to match from I2H to 36c per yard.
Torchon Lace in great variety from "a to inches in width
from to 55c per yard
Inserting to match from to size per yard
Florentne Lace, designs, from to inches IN width
from I2I to 4oc per yard.
Inserting match all patterns from I2A to 36c per yard
Hamburg Embrodery-Select assortment of Swiss and
Nansook Edges in four widths with Inserting and
AllOver 20 inches wide, to match.
Founcngs-Ch line of Al-Over Embroidery Is yards
WIDE including deep edge of pattern for extra trim
ming, $I75 to $2.75 per yard.
Ruffngs-Ncw line of Tucked Ruling consisting OF blind
and open Hamburg rufe on tucked cambria from S to 9
inches WIDE 40 SOC per yard
White Laces-75 pieces Superhne Pompadour Laces ee
giant designs from inches in width, 25 49, to 75c
per yard
Brazilian Laces-Choce Brazilian Laces from inches
: wide, So IS, and $125 per y yard
inches in width 12H, II IS, to SI.25 per yard.
l7-inch AllOver to match, ST. so to $2.75 per yard
ValeNcienneS Lace, 90 IS, 379 soc per dozen yards
i. Maltese Lace, from to 2oc per yard.
Carric&nacross Lace, IS and CSC per yard
Beaded FrOnts and Laces-Beaded Fronts for ladies'
dresseA $3.50 S. each Al[Over Beaded Laces, Fl
Capes, SHE'S to So each Black Beaded Lace from csc to
y $I75 per yard.
Hand-Run Laces-Choce importation of Black Hand-run
Spanish Escura Laces, 62Hc to per yard AlOver
to match. a7 inches in width IS per yard.
NGadeUp Laces-Special bargains in Chldrens Collars,
choice Of designs in Hamburg lace and Irish point em
m brodery only 25c EACH so dozen Chdrens Irish Crochet
@ Irish Portland H,mburg Collars choice for only soc each
Chidrens Epauld Collars, exceedingly becoming ar
tce of dressfor cIdren made entirely of lacethe new
70" est thing out-$2, S.25 s.. so to $325 EACH
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$1.25.

GENTS'-The "Palais Royal Kid
Glove for gents at SI.s5 are double
stitched, have embroidered backs, and
every pair is tried on and warranted.
$3.50 is our usual price.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26
CANNED GOODS.

Standard Tomatoes, large size l2 cans for eli
Sugar Corn, IL cans for $40; standard Peaches
Iarrc cans cans for Sl.lO Fancy Grades OF Peaches
atareduction from former prices OF 4c' eau
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26
FURNITURE !
FURNITURE! FURNITURE!
Some of the Bargains We VIII
Offer for Few Days.

Ash Chamber Suit, s pieces, with
landscape mirror 17x3o, for $3.50.
Ash Chamber Suits, o pieces, mirror
1oX3s, for S45.
Cherry Chamber Suits, with landscape
mirror a3X3o, for S45.
Same Suits in Ash, S45.
Marble.Top Ash Chamber Suits, 10
pieces, aoxs2 mirror, for $50.
Walnut Hall Trees, marble slab, brass
pins, beveled mirror 1SX4o, for S27.5o.
Cherry Suits, marblc-top mahogany
panels, brass ornaments, landscape bev-
eled mirror, 23x3o, for sos.
Walnut Suits, marble top, 10 pieces.
for $50.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26
$1.9S.

For SI.oS our Undressed Kid Nous
quetaire Gloves in the new shades are
finest procurable at any price.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26
DRIED FRUITS.

Genuine French Pruncs, pounds for 81; Evap'
GRATED Peaches fancy, pounds for 05ci Evaporatod
APPLES, fancy, 6pounds for osc Bright sun Dried
Peaches, two grades, pounds for 81 and pounds
torsl, Buy quick. as We cannot guarantee 10 con-
liuuu these prices after this week.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26
GROCERIES !
SUGARS.

FINE STANDARD GRADES-Cut Loaf, 10
pounds for 0Oc,; Granula,cd, 10 pounds for Soc
"A 10 pounds for SOc.i Extra SO" 10 pounds Tor
,Oc.; Yellow &c" 10 pounds for Coo
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26
SILK GLOVES.

Our new stock Of Silk Mitts and
Gloves comprise the finest assortment
ever brought to Washington. Be sure
and examine our soc Silk Mitts; also,
our Csc Mousquetaire Gloves in silk.
We show for a5c Lisle Gloves worth
CSC at least.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26

For S1.5o we offer extra long Nous
quetaire Kid Gloves in same quality OF
kid as is usually sold for S1.o8.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26
The PalaiS Royal'S
$1.OO.

For 81 we will show in all the new
shades the best Kid Gloves as regards
material, fit, and finish ever offered. We
offer the genuine "Foster" Kid Gloves
also for one dollar.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26
FLOUR.

"silver King" "surprIsc," "ceres" "surcrlN'
five" "Relancc" "storllny," "CryStal," "Golden
nm" "Germ," &c. &c, att reduction of loc' per
suck from former prices