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James ID. Fish, ex-president OF the Marine
pank- New York, arrived at Auburn prison sun
day.
John Mccullough was taken 90 the Bloomine-
dale Insane asy yum, near New York, on satulN
day, and will remain there for thirteen weeks.
Charles Francis Adams il critically III at his
home In Quincy. Mass.
Boston is rejoicing I'm the possession Of a new
charter which makes its mayor the most power
ful municipal official In the country within his
Jurisdiction.
The Rev. Dr. Talmaee sailed for Furope last
Saturday morning ON the steamship Aurania.
AT meeting OF the new board OF directors OF
the North. Central and south American EXPOSE
ton, held In New Orleans saturday, ;. IL. Nc
Go nnfco was electedlpreSident
n report comes irOm Paris that two French
torpedo boats belonging tn the China squadron,
which have been missing since April last. were
sunk during "a hight with Chinese war Vessels.
The remains of eN-Minisier Phelps were in-
TERED M Lima, saturday with great ceremony.
Nj. de Iesseps said. In an interview. that I'M
less England Withdrew from Egypt there would
be an Anglo-French war.
Michael navitt, speaking to a mass meeting
in London, said that Ireland would ALWAYS Toe "A
menace 10 England until she given home
rule.
NJ. Rochefort learns that Olivier Pain was
murdered by Arab emissaries OF the Egyptian
government
At ameeting OF Richmond ladies' on Saturday,
resolutions were adopted fayoring the lash Tor
wffe-beaters,
Rev. Z. f. Laughlin, pastor OF the Presbvte-
Ran church AT LeDoN. Iowa, and his sister. were
drowned I'm the Platte river while going To
church on SUNDAY
United states Detective Thompson. assisted
by woman named Rowe, arrested at SilNara
Potter In the act OF counterfeiting standard sil.
Yer dollars.
Humphrey, the pretended sheriff Of Rowan
county, KY, yesterday shot Craig Tolliver, Of
at Morehead 10 capture Humphrey, the latter
was MORALLY wounded and Rayburn killed.
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THE 1sT OF JULY RUMoRs.-The clerks in
the Interior department have fixed upon July
LIST as the time when sweeping changes will be
made. Captain Hassler, the appointment
clerk, told STAR reporter to-day that he was
the LIST OF July. He said that the law provided
that no further increase in the force in the Pen
sion Office be made until the force has been re-
duced one hundred and fifty. Otherwise no
changes In the clerical force were contemplated
rs far as he knew.
FIRST LIEUT.. TAsKER 81. BLISS LIST artillery,
is to be detailed as instructor in military
science at the naval war school. which is to be
Lieut.. Bliss has been ordered to Washington TO
confer with Commodore Luce, the superinten-
dent Of the school, in regard to the matter.
RETIRED.-Col. Henry B. Clitz, 10th infantry,
has applied TO be placed on the retired list OF
the army after forty years service.
DISSATISFIED BIDDERs.-Several tobacco
manufacturers are making loud complaints be-
cause the commissary department accepted
the bid Of the Lorillarfs for furnishing 40. OOO
three bids were lower than theirs. Commits
sary General Macfeely, when asked by q STAp
reporter about the matter, said that the depart
ment desired to secure the class Of tobacco
that would prove satisfactory to the soldiers
L0rfllard's tobacco came nearest to the require
ments, and was therefore purchased. Tobacco
| is not q gratuitous issue to the army, the sol
and IT an article, no matter how superior Shoulf
be purchased, that would be distastefuI to Tia,
men. they would refuse to buy It and NJ v0nIf
! have to be disposed OF ct sacrifice.
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The OsFIckks VINO nave completed the
course Of study at the school OF application tor
infantry and cavalry, Fort Leavenworth. Kan.
sas, are relieved from duty at the schoca -,
take effect July LIST, 1885, and Win Join t5eir
proper stations. SAA
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Baltimore was visited yesterday morning by
q terrific rain storm, the worst since 1855,
which caused a most destructive flood. Jones
Falls OVERLOOKED and backed up its waters
through sewers until the water was four feet
deep In Harrison street. People were aroused
by policemen and firemen, and made a rust
Tor the upper stories OF their houses Just I'm time
10 escape. ON Gay, Saratoga. North and Holli.
day streets and through Center Market space
the water was very deep and the damages wers
very heavy. In all sections OF the city cellars
Were flooded. sewers bursted and other DAMAGE
done. At the Calverton stock yards n number
OF hogs were drowned, and at woodberry and
Itampden the losses were very great. The
damage done TO county roads and bridges was
severe, and their repair will he expensive.
lightning struck I'm three places I'm the city,
but the damage was slight One OF the minareis
hit -
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FoR THE B1oop,
bbbf RHk 20 IN ssSs
BBf ERR 6 6 WW%W SxS ssss
BIB r 90 W w MN ssss
+ E E Esfh 8 90 g sssSE
II kkss o 90 MN Nm
BBR II TIT TIT ZEE RRR ~
B BBb , H + + En- k + sss
BBb , H + + ZEE 3 kssss

Combining IRON with PURE VEGETABLE TON
les, quickly and completely CLEANsES and EN-
RICHES THE BLOOD. Quickens the action of the
Liver and Kidneys clears the complexion makes the
skin smooth. 1t does not inure the teeth head
ache, or produce constipation-ALL OTHER IRON
MEDICINES DO.
Physicians and Druggists everywhere recommend It.
DR.. N. 8. RUGoLEs, Of Marion, Mass, says: at re-
commend Browns Iron Bitters as a valuable tonic for
enrichng the blood and removing all dyspeptic symp-
toms. 1t does not hurt the teeth"
Dr. R. NJ. DELzELL, Reynolds, Ind, says: ut have
prescribed Browns Iron Btters In cases Of anRmia
and blood diseases also when tonic needed and
1t has proved thoroughly satisfactory"
Mr.. WM. BYRNs, 20 St Mary street, New Orleans
La says: Browns Iron Bitters relieved me In acase
OF blood poisoning and heartily commend it to those
The Genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red lines
wrapper. Take no other Made only by
BROWN CHEMICAL CO., BALTIMORE. MD.
LADIES HAND BOOK-Useful and attractive con.
tanning list OF prizes for recipes Information
coins etc. given away by all dealers medicine or
mailed TO any address on receipt of &c. stamp. @
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THOMAS BOWLING Auctloneer.

LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF HOUSE,
HOLD FURNITURE
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE LEXINGTON
CORNER OF FIFTEENTH AND NEW YORK
AVENUE. CONTAINING THIRTY FIVE
ROOMS FINELY FURNISHED IN WALNUT
AND ASH MARBLE TOP CHAMBERSETS
AND SEPARATE PIECES FOUR SUPERIOR
FOLDING CABINET BEDSTEADS. TWO SILK
PLUSH PARLOR SUITES, TWO HANDSOME
MANTEL MIRRORS. TWENTY WALNUT
AN AID ASH SIa,, WA AZ WINDOW HANG
(NEARLY NEW, FINE HAIR MATTRESSES.
WIRE SPRINGS. LOT BEDDING, DINING.
ROOM AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. LARGE
ASS0RTMENTOF CHINA AND GLASSWARE
TWENTY-FIVE HEATING STOVES
CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF CORDIALS AND
LIQUEURS, AT AUCTION
On WEDN ESDAY AND THURSDAY, JULY
FIRST AND SECOND, 1885, commencing at TEN
the above Hotel.
This is an important sale. The house is furnished
in the best manneE and the sale offers fine OppOr-
tunity to parties to secure rstclass articles je26t
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NJ AR FRIED.

KING-GILBERT At All Souls church Washing
ton. ID. C., June %, 1888 By the Rev. Rush r. ship
per. MI, WIN. b KING and Miss EDITH EGILBERf,
ali of Washington, ID. &.
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or Interest to once seekers.

The Postmaster General has decided to set
apart the two weeks following the 4th OF July
Tor the purpose of disposing OF the large num-
Der of cases of presidential post Offices which
have been prepared for consideration and for
the transaction of other necessary and pressing
business, and therefore announces to Intending
applicants that he cannot during that time
hear mere personal applications for appoint
ment This announcement Is designed Tor the
dement, or intending visitors and with view TO
expediting the consideration OF cases. 1t does
not relate to the first assistants offices nor TO
applications by letter
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The Bureau of Engraving a.a PRINTING.

The Bureau Of Engraving a1a Printing.
Mr.. GRAVES WORK OF REORGANIZATION
NEARLY CoMPLETED-A NUMBER OF DIS
MORROW.
is engaged in thoroughly reorganizing the bu-
reau OF engraving and printing, with view of
reducing the expenses and cutting down the
force as low as possible. The work was
nearly completed to-day. and the announce
ment OF the reduction will be made
tomorrow: II will be purely In the
interest," OF economy. and none OF those dis
missed will be replaced by democrats. Mr..
Graves Is q thorough administration reformer,
anu proposes to run the bureau upon an econo-
micai basis. some years ago when sent to look
into the workings of the bureau Ne RECON-.
mended reduction. and since that time the
ioree has increased without corresponding in
crease in the amount Of work TO be done.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Ste
Name. Q. 2:2on Name. O.

The following are the opening and 300 pm. prices
ofthe New York Stock market to-day as reported by
special wire to II. III. Dodge, 5;S9 18th street
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CUT THEIR WAY THROUGH AN ARNy.-0ne
Thousand eight hundred Nicaraguans ernbn rked
at La Libertad last Friday night homeward
bound. At the battle OF Santo Domingo 1000
OF Menendista's men hemmed in 500 Nicara-
guans, under Tolavera. who was wounded.
They fought thirty-two hours and then cut
their way through Menendista's lines, leaving
300 killed and wounded, and took the remain-
ing 200 into La Union I'm good order,
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STEAMERS.
HC y a r d Ii n E

TUNARD LINE.
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
THE CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LINZ
TIED. BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIN Err
POOL. CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER TO- n. r. NEW YORK
ErKUHIA--------Sat, July ErRU RIa...-.Sat. Aug.
sERvIa-------LSar-. July IL SERvIA.....-Sat. Aug s
GALLIs---- July Is GALLIA......Sat Aug 10
ATRsNIA =, sat July - AuRANIA.....-Sat.,A Aug ~
RATES OF PAS>AGE-Cabin-SoO $50 and $780,
according to accommodations
sieerage at very low rates. Steerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts Of Eu-
rope at lowest Rates
Through bills of laden given for Belfast Glasgow
Havrr, antwerp and other ports the Continent
and for Mediterranean ports
EOr lIelSAt and passage apply at the Company
Once NO 4 Bowling Green, both steerage and
Cabin 10 OTIS BIGELOW & CO.. COS 9Th street.
Washington, ID. e.
VERNON II. BROWN & Co. New York
-. Nessrs OTIS BIGELOW & CO..
les 6oo .th street. Washington
4 GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE.
Company pier, No. AZ North River, foot of Morton
street. New York.
Oiinde. Rodrisues. "Wednesday, July 1, am
NOTInatelle, FTangeul. "Wednesday July 3 = D. M
- Laurent. dc Jous~elii "Wednesday July l5 5 am
a,meIique Nantelh. "Wednesday. July y, pm.
Checks payable sight. III amounts suit, on the
Banque Transa;antique of Paris. LOUIS DE BE-
BlAN Agent. No G. BOWLING Green, New York.
AeSSrs- BELL & CO., Agents for the District of
SoIuinba 1887 Pennsy lvanii avenue.
te24 Washington d. c.
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y o. HOFFMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
LIE 10th and streets northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY FINE BUILDING
LOT, ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
TWENTY-SECOND AND p STREETS NORTH
HOUSE.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated the 9th day 49,
OF June. "A d. 1883 and recorded in Liber lO46 ;:iI
folio l22 ct seq of the Land Records of the Dis 49,
rct OF Columbia. and pursuant to the written request
OF the party secured thereby will SELL mt public auc
tl3n, in front of the premises TIL RSDAY THE
NINTH DAY OF JULY, A. d. 1885. at SIX O'CLOCK
F. NJ all that piece parcel of land in the City Of
Washington. in the District Of Columbia known on
me plat or plan of said city part of lot numbered
In square numbered g. beginning for the same at q
point 70 feet from the east line of said lot numbered Z
on street north, and running thence along the
ne OF Aforesaid street north Cd feet
70 the east line of 22d street thence north along
I'D street west thirty four (34 feet; thence east
seventy 74) feet; thence south thiry-fOur (34
feet to the point ofbeginning
Terms OF sale: Onealf cash, and the balance in one
year secured by deed of trust the premises sold
with interest at q per centum per annum, payable
semiannually, all cash. the option of the pur-
chaser; deposit Of $1OO will be required when the
property Is sold 1.-THE terms of sale complied
with IN ten days the property will be resold at the
co. days NOTICE of such resale in The Evening Star
chaser cost JOHN w. p MYERS Trustee
ROBERT o. HOFFMAN, Auct, 10th and F streets
northwest. te2trdGds
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TENHOS. Z. WAGGAMAN
l. Real Estate Auctioneer

CHA ANGER SALE OF XALUABLE FOUR
No. lO1 SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST OPP
POSiTE Is. Il =. PASSENGER DEPOT
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of e.t%
the District Of Columbia passed March 10 1851 s"sa
In equity cause No. 1869, the undersigned will 81
otter tor sale public auction front Of the prem
ises, on FRIDAY, the THIRD DAY OF JULY 1855
at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, all that part of Lot mum.
Washington contained within the following and
bonds, Beginning for the same at the cor
ner Of said lot and running thence north with the line
OF 9th street west twenty-five (22) feet six inches;
thence east one hundred 900 feet to the line Of
said lot: thence SOUTH with public alley twenty two
GU feet 90 inches to the north line Of lot
bpred twelve (12D, in said reservation and thence
west with the dividing line between lots numbered
twelve 90 and thirteen 13), one hundred 600 feet
to the place of beginning.
Terms: One-third of the purchase money in cash,
and the residue in two equal instruments payable re-
spectlvey at one and two years from the day of SALE
with interest Cash deposit of $500 required at time
Of sale Al conveyancing at purchaser cost Terms
Of sale In default of which the trustees reserve the
right to resell at risk and of deating purchaser
after three days notice by advertisement in the Eve.
ming Star newspaper.
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON, Trustee.
ROBERT BYRD LEWIS Trustee
Je2O-d&ds 416 9TH street northwest
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hEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
- WAsHiNGToN. ID. C.. June o6th 1SS,
sealed Proposals win he received until VEINS
NJ, for the Waste Paper OF this Department ard in
several bureaus for the fiscal year ending june 3Oth
instructions tn bidders viii be furnished ON sn,,ica
i,on 70 the Custodian, Room lO4 Department Of the
Proposals TO be addressed to the undersigned and
marked Proposals for Waste Paper" > ~
Je-o't L. O. e. LAMAR Secretary
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EMERsoS P1ASos.
OVER $4,000 NOW IN USE
A thoroughly first-cass and reliable piano at a
medium price.
STICK & co. AND BACS & co. PIANOS.
Pianos aud Organs exchanged repaired, tuned,
boxed, anG for rent. Rent applied if purchased
Best and most complete assortment of &c. music in
the city.
HENRY EBERRACH
915 street,
m29 Managing Partner of the late firm of Ellis L Co
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
Gen. Grant Remain. in His Room.

~CWs UEout HSS"0uuS In II IL H0Om.
MOUNT MCGREGoR, n. " June 90
At 1:3O o'clock Gen. Grant had not been
dressed. He had rested in his room all the
morning, and at noon he explained to DIR. Doug.
las that his throat caused him no trouble and
that he remained quiet in order that the ease
might continue. He thought that should he be
about he would feel like interesting himself in
writing, which might wear his strength, and he
would undoubtedly use his voice more or less,
and so irritate the diseased parts.
Failure OF Oil Brokers.
NEW YORK, June 29.-The sudden advance
In petroleum certificates this a. m. was followed
by the failure of three brokers-G. Muellierre
for about 80, 600 barrels on calls that he had
sold and could not deliver, and 8. H. Osborn
ana j. ID. Oddie on contracts for smaller
amounts. The market is steady at about 92as
Fell from Third Story window.
baltimore, June 29.-S. W. Blair, aged IS,
was found dead to-day in the cellar of his
boarding-house, on Hanover street. He went
TO his room, on the third floor, last night, and
fell from the window. crashing through the Gel.
lar door. His skull was fractured and his neck
broken. He was from Fredericktown, Ohio, but
had for five years been employed In produce
commission house In this city.
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A LITTLE GIRLS STORY OF HER WRONGS

A LITTLE GIRLS STORY OF HER WRONGS
Al the preliminary trial Of Representative
Thomas James, of Illinois, for alleged criminal
assault on the little girl-page, Mamie James,
before Justice OF the peace In Springfield, H.,
saturday, there were so many members OF the
legislature present as to give the gathering the
appearance of an extra session of the Illinois
general assembly. Many witnesses were called
by the defense, including several pages and
other employees OF the house, and Represen ti,-
tive w H. Collins, of Quincy. The little girl,
Mamie James. testified that she was 2 wears OF
age, ana told the story OF the assault In childish
language, which indicated that she had been
terribly wronged. The cross-eNamnation
very searching, but failed 10 confuse the child.
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FRE
ie1S-dEdS
rHANCERY SALE.

rHANCERY SALE.
, BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of 80
the District of Columbia, pas sed in equity cause iH
No STA, doc. 70 will offer tor sale 81 auction as-
r. front of the premises on TUESDAY, the THIK-
TEETH DAY OF JUNE, 1855, ut SIX O'CLOCK p.
NJ, all that part of lot numbered IL, in
square numbered 345, in the city OF Wash
the southeast corner of said lot and running thence
West 80 feet lO2 inches TO of lot thence north %
feet thence east 90 feet 1Ola inches to 10Th street
west thence south 25 feet to the beginning together
with the improvements. consisting of three-story
Terms of sale: Qne-third of the purchase money in
cash. and the residue in two equal nstalments at
terest he secured by purchasers notes and reserved
lien all in cash at purchasers option deposit
of SlOO required soon property is bid off, Con-
veyancng at purchasers cost.
REGINALD FEN DALI, Trustee
r. q. HOFFMAN. AuctiOneer. iel7-dSds
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THE CONTRACT FOR FURNISHING SCHOOL
BOOKS.
The Commissi oners have concluded q salts
factory contract with Messrs VIM. J. c. Dulany
& Co., of Baltimore, Nd, the lowest bidders, for
with school books. The prices to be paid are i'm
general lower than last year, and the contrac-
tors also agree to furnish in all cases books for
all the pupils of the schools at the same prices
which the District, by contract, pays for those
for the INDECENT pupils.
THE SPA PUMP
Market Master Buell. to-day presented to the
Commissioners petition largely signed for the
restoration OF the pump at the old spa spring
on the north side of Louisiana avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets, which was removed
it is thought, through some inadvertence. This
is one of the best mineral springs known.
THE SCHOOL INVESTIGATION
Gen. VIM. Birney against school Trustee B. q.
Lovejoy will be begun next Wednesday morn
ing at IL O'Clock at the franklin school build
ing. The examination will be public.
RESIGNED.
The resignation of DIR. A. E. Johnson as ply
stefan to the poor for the ninth sanitary DIVISION
day and forwarded to the Commissioners with a
recommendation that it be accepted, and that
no appointment be made to fill the vacancy
before next winter.
Mrs. w. G. Stuart, of San Francisco, has writ
ten to the Commissioners, stating that she has
Gerae to 1sT
she suppOses is In this city.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: Mrs. Caroline
Johnson, repair frame, Ivy City, county; $215.
Chas. w. King, erect four two-story and cellar
dwellings, Delaware avenue, between and c
streets northeast; $1,000. Z. C. Willard, repair
brick, 1912 street northwest $500. f. T. NJ
Tyssowski, erect three-story and cellar dwell:
14th streets northwest; $1,000.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.-The follow
ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day:
q M, 7O.3; n ~, 74.3; II q. m, SOL; 2
p. M, 1871.
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hFFICE Observation-Disclosures L. S. SENATE
WAsHINGToN, June ~. 1885
sealed Proposals will be received at this office for
Euel Tor the L. . Senate until TWELVE NJ July
FIRST. for - 49, IL
500 tons (2.24O lbs.) Of best white ash Lee Coal
furnace size, well screened and free from slate.
equal parts, and " 'N
I'D cords best pine wood
All 10 be Inspected. weighed measured and stored
al the expense of the contractor The wood and ,;l0
tons of the coal 10 be delivered on or before Tctobcr
the balance OF the coal 10 be delivered as may he
re9uiie'i, on ten days notice from this Office The
fisht Is reserved 10 reject any and all bids
je24-eo3t Serraa,., "a y; =.
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3 R1DAr,
RED TICKET DAY.
A o MS.
All Standard Prints at cents, At BAUMs,
Best Indigo Blue Prints at cents, AtBAUMs,
Our best 12lac Dress Ginghams at 10 cents,
AT BAUMS
Our best 25c Scotch Bingham at 1s cents,
At BAUMs.
Our 25c. satteen choice patterns still left at 12l1
cents, AtRAUM,S
Our 6Oc 3sinch fine Atwood Albatross at 4s cents.
At BAUMS.
All our stock of White, Cream and Colored Robes to
be closed out at sacrifices.
DRY GOODS
Remember we are closing out the stock of Dry
than any one.
GARMENTS.
Inc following odd garments offered not because
they are not stylish or insists, but have no more
but the single ones:
Handsome India Linen, very fine with black and
white embroidered trimming Former price S25.
Now $40.
2White India Linen Suits. Former price s12.
Now S.
White India Linen Suit, basque all over embroid
cry. Former price $lS. Now $3.50.
French satteen Suit with embroidery to match
Former price $12 Now 50.
French Chambrey Blue with embroidery to match
Former price S12. Now IS.
Black and White Bingham Suits vest front For
mer price $3.50. Now $3.50
MISSES SUITS
White Linen India with red embroidery very
Stylish sizes 1416. Only $3.50 Sold for S14 or SIS
Other odd suits will be marked out at sacrifices.
One lot White Pque for small children, which sold
for $3.50 to $685. at
ONE DOLLAR ONLY
One lot Plaid Bingham Suits, only So cents.
CENTS DEPARTMENT.
so dozen Silk Embroidered Suspenders. Never been
retaled less than SO cents. Now 25 cents.
25 dozen of our regular rs to 35 cents Half Hose.
Now 16 cents pair.
Don't neglect to pay US a visit on Red Ticket Day.
We have lots of surprises and if you don't buy cent
convince yourself what say is So