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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21

VEUSTEE'S SALE OF \ DESIRA-
l ULE BRICK Residence. 80 3l5
Nt.,T CARY STREET BETWEEN MADE
SDN AND EELNIDERE SGRtLl@.-By
NIiliie OF "A deed ~ trust executed by John
r. .,y and wife 20 the uuderS,g urd trustee.
n,p .ng date the 2Oth 81 NO'cmber. 1879.
~ a OF record I'M the clerks office ~ the
Ctrucorv Court of Richmond 10 secure the
lst, lucnt Of certain notes there In dr~cri bed
Hul default having been made IN payment
th,.-ot. and being required by the heueh j.
cIait I'm said deed SO 10 DO. 1 VIII sell aac-
tl,i. on the premises. on
FRIDAY. July "a. 1855.
~ , o'clock T. NJ. theah0ye property. being
a "a O-~IORN BRICK DWELLING. ST.
u;.f,i ON lOt ol the north line ~ west
t.r. street and between Madison AMI Bel
,.U,ie streets. beginning 1873 h-e' west of
Al.td son street. and fronting ou SAID street
Il. feet. with depth Of ljS feet fOln alley
TO- . mmOu. aud tcslgnsf ted a. Lot NO. in a
p..f with deed from T.. ". Plckrell and wife
f. .uid Lay. recorded In Decd-BoOk ll3 A,
pace l3.
Ir,dwelling hassix rooms. besides closets.
Ga, oath. Sc.
iiRMs: by consent % aU parties. one
u.i D. cash: balance ln SIX. twelve. and
a. .Iftcu months. per cent. Interest add
er. I'D secured 10y trust-deri.
r. G.. PEGkAN Trustee.
# THOMPSON BROWN x Co.. Auc' onerrs.
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CHESAPEAKE ND nnIn RAII-
" WAY.-sCHEuULF ~ EFFEe-r -
MAY 10. 1883.

II
" NAY.-sCHtuULE ~ EFFECT
MAY 10. 1855:
LEAVE RICHMOND.
sSo \. ". for Sewn N"us Old Pcirs
Comfort and NORFOLK. BALI
except SUNDAY. only fbrsa
hours aud thirty minutes Heh.
mond 20 Norfolk.
ll.5U A. N. fnr All stations and Iayfnyton
by" Louisville. ana CucIDuaU,
MAI except SUNDAY. Dpunects
uueci i'r lNLruhsrz.
800 Z. N. FOR Newports News Old Poirt
snd Norlolk. kApresa excep!
400 :. VI. Charlottesville accoH. notation
Iaily except SUNDAY. stops "a
AL stations
7:2o p. NJ. For Louisville and Cincinnati,
connecting for au points V.st
Northwest aud ~uuf west Eask
express daily. Does not stno ior
bEal hllsln"SA EuiIuan sieep.
.n2-cars Richmond 10 Clncln-
natl ana nom Washington ana
charlottesville 10 Louisville
$40 L. VI. bInliti. For OH Point ITS
ulian cars daily eKceps
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s2o a. III. rom Charlottesville, excepY
il:l5 A. II. Prom Norfolk, Ola Point. ana
Ne" port = News except SUNDAY
SAC :. A. from Louisville, Cincinnati ana
All local points, except SUNDAY.
TOo T. NJ rom Norfolk. Old Point. ana
NewPorts News. Daily exoep1
$50 p. NJ. From Louisville and Cincinnati.
Fast line daily.
Commencing sunday, June TN. extIr.
sion tntin for New ports News andp
Point Will leave Richmond \. NJ. and
turning VIII arrive 7:l5 T.. 81.
DePot: seventeenth and Broad streets.
Ticket Onices: 1000 Mai n street che,
peake and Ohio Railway depot.
-; W. FULLER,
l.nnaFoI Dua
Z. w. SMITH. General Manager. IN.
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
laAND POTOMAC Scbed.
ule commencing MARCH /. lss5-easleTa
standard time:
900 A. M. leaves Byrd-stree, station.
dalIy stops only AT AsnIan1
Junction, Milford. and FrsJes
ricksbug Sleeper fyor
Charleston 20 Washington
ll;OI a. b. leaves Byrd-Stneet station
daily except sunday.
7:ls +. ~, leaves rs rd-Strcet al ION daily.
sSi.ePyr rom Jacksonville 10
1929 A. M, arrives AT Byrd-Stre stallion
daily. Sleeper from New Yors
10 jacksonville.
S39 r. NJ, arrives at Byrd street station
daily stopsat FredericksDura,
Milford. and junction. Slee per
rom washington 10 Charles
ton.
s:4a p. ~. arrives al Byrd-s'rest uatio,
dails except sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS:
AGO L. NJ, accommodation. leaves Broad.
street stallion, arrives Al Asn.
land at 5 T.. NJ
sO4 =. ~, leaves Eliza; arrives at Apu.
land Rt GA T. ".
T60 A. NJ, arrives 40 Elbs; leaves Ash.
land AT o.43 A. ".
! s55 A. NJ, accommodation, arrives al
Brosd-Street station; leay9
Ashland ats A ~
6:os r. NJ, arrives Al Elba: leaves AaAlaus
! 81 SIP p. VI.
| Z. A. TAYLOR, q neral Ticket Agsna
Is. 4. ID. hYERs, General Superintendent.
A TLANTIO COAST LINE.
| RICHMOND AND PEI G,sSbUK3 RAILS
! ROAD TIMETABLE.
! Commencing TUESDAY, June D. 1855,
ira ms on this road VIII run 40 follows:
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
J ~ Leave Arrive
| N Richmond. Petersburg
| g. +7oe An. 900 A. NJ NiHed train.
/ As. 'lO:+0A.M. ll:35 A. NJ Through trs q.
| "a. tll:Z0A.A. IZ:ZoP " Accom- 'Ocst Z.
| 40. s2:4sPH s2ePA Fast Mail.
! SO. 1000 IN. 500 =. ". Accom- 'Odar a.
| 81. 1854 VI. e:f5 A. VI. Sund y Accom-
Se. s:56 PL. TIC +. N. sand y Accom-
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$50 Z. W. MAIL ia y (eYceuf Sur6avD
s:55 a. NJ. ACCOMMODATES daily fer.
ctpf sunday
7.o5 A. n. NIGHT ENPREsS daily 6e,.
cept Monday
SUNDAY AtGDNNDDArfDN baf,yeep
Richmond and >cotfsy be- leaves X ..huonT
500 \. ~; returning arrives al Rclmund
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~. city OF Kichmond-dscree OF
Niller, &c. eth July. 1855.
In pursuance Of the aforementioned de-
cree in said cause. the undersigned, APP
pointed special commissioners thereby, Will
offer for sale, upon the premises. on
SATURDAY, July 25, 1885,
at O'Clock, FIVE LOTS fronting on Leigh
street aud running back TO an alley, on two
Of which there are SMALL BRICK TENE-
MENTS.
ALSO,
several LOTS fronting on Brook avenue:
near Leigh street, and running back good
depths.
Plat OF the subdivision can be seen AZ the
Office OF the auctioneers, and VIII be on
hand at time OF sale.
TERMS: one third cash; residue IN equal
instalments at six and twelve months, me
purchaser to give negotiable notes, WIN
legal Interest from the day OF sale, ana tho
title TO be retained until the entire pur-
chase. money is paid and a conveyance
BEVERLEY T. CRUMP,
JOHN II. DfNNEEN,
Special Commissioners.
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BY W. II. Lyme 4 CO.,
feai Estate Agents and Auctioneer,
lIls Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE

COMMISSIONERS ohbh VI I'M
~ REAL ESTATE
nSorNo To THE ESTATE OF PA
Trick DEFINING. DECEASED.
IN THE CrrY OF RICHMOND AND IN
THE COUNTY OF HENRlCO
ADJACENT TO THE CITY OF RICH
MOND,
CONSISTING OF SEVERAL DEslRA-
Big DWELLINGS AND VACANT
LOTS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21

Wade. &C., Circuit Court ~ the
~. county OF henficD, de-
Wade and Others. cree Of July 8, 1885.
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A TLANTIO COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETG,aSBUR8 RAIIS
ROAD TIMETABLE.
Commencing TUESDAY, June %, 1855,
trains Oh this road VIII run 40 follows.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Leave Arrive
W. Richmond PetersburR
National Republican., 1885-03-23

The committee having charge OF the fair oi
the Union Veteran Corps, First Company, in
Abners Music Hall, are greatly elated over
the successful termination of the first week OF
the fair. They were favored with crowded
house again Saturday night, and the patronage
at the different tables exceeded that of any
previous night during the week. To night
being the time fixed for the visit of the Grand
Army, the members viii assemble at their re.
spective halls and be escorted to Abners Hall
by the Veterans, with PstOrio's band.
Tuesday night the Washington Continentals
will visit the fair and Wednesday the Emmett
Guard. A pOstoffice has been established In a
neat tent in the northeast corner OF the fair.
room, with Sergeant c. II. Bliss in charge, as.
sisted by Misses Mollie Baird, Laura Patterson,
Sue Locke. and Ida smith The Army ofthe
Tennessee" has been located In the northwest
corner, under the canopy, with Miss Maggie
Osmun In charge, assisted by Mrs. o. shaw and
Mrs, J. NJ. Young. Besides the candidates pub.
lished In Saturdays sREPuBllCAS, the following
have been entered on the board Cadet officers
sword Maj. Roach, of the Gonzaga Cadets;
ladies' writing desk for school teachers, Miss
Mollie Bond; gentleman's gold watch, Gus
Warnke; improved vapor stove, Mrs. Fred
Thomson. The q. A. r. gold badge being con-
tested for was presented by Hon. S. p. Rounds,
public printer,
National Republican., 1885-03-23
Fringes,

The new stock we open for the
special sale contains genuine bar
gain in a Black Chenille Fringe,
velvet back; 4 row; sold the COM
mencement of the season for $3.50;
we now offer it for 95c yard. Col
ored Chenille Fringe, with 4 row, 8
ball, we offer for soc; the same
goods as were sold last season for
81. As a yard.
National Republican., 1885-03-23

one case Of Cotton worsted Dress Goods,
spring styles, DC.
One lot of worsted Plaids new patterns, Sc.
One lot of Amoskeag Apron Ginghams, two
yards for l5c. These are short ends.
80 pieces of New Spring Ginghams uhese are
l2l2c goods for &C
Another lot of those fine Dress Percales, &c
These are short ends
The balance OF our Yarn Dyed satteen, 1Oc.
The best card we've had this season.
Another case OF those Pacific Double.width
Cashmeres, 12l2c In garnet only. Actual value,
25c
Five bundles more of the French ChalIee
Dress Goods 12iaC.
500 yards Of scotch Shirting Cheyiots for Chill.
dren, lOc. The best wearing goods In the mar
keL Short lengths.
One case OF Genuine Wamsutta, short lengths,
DC. Exc lin lengths
200 yards of short Length unbl ached Table
Linen 80 inches wide, 25c. Loom, Dice, and
Fa cy Border.
100 yards Donble.width Gray Repcllant, short
lengths, 3Sc This Is something never offered
be.ore In this town.
National Republican., 1885-03-23
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings OF Day In and
About the Ctr.

ADOut lhe NlJs
A slight fire occurred last night In Alfred
Smiths house. SOL Ninth street northeast,
caused by defective hue.
Robert Thomas, at Draneys stable, I43 X
street, reports stolen from his bed In the Office
Of the stable carly Saturday morning s6Oi
money.
a dead white infant was found on the door.
step Of the st. Vincent orphan Asylum Satur.
day night The body was taken to the fifth
precinct station aud the coroner notified.
officer Coghill yesterday arrested John. Ma.
honey for breaking into the store oi William
I. Randolph, jS II street, OH the Sth instant
and stealing lot OF tobacco and cigars.
Rev Father Walter received painful injuries
by an accident last week. lie had u fall on
the ice. His left hip was quite badly bruised,
but he is now nearly recovered from the bad
effects.
DR.. Joseph Tabor Johnson will speak on "a
Sound Mind and Sound Body" at the Young
Mems Christian Association parlors. New YORK
avenue, this evening Mt O'Clock. The lecture
will be free TO all, but Is intended for young
men only.
A colorcd man. named Vasila Cole, dropped
dead suddenly Saturday afternoon on the
steamer sue few minutes after he and hii
wife had gotten aboard at LcOnardtown. The
body was brought to this city aud yesterday Il
was returned to his home at LeOnardtown.
The commissioners Saturday, in accordance
with the recent legislation providing that all
District funds shall be deposited in the United
states Treasury, turned over to the treasurer
$1,000 of the police fund and $4,000 of the II
per cent. fund retained rom the contractor
on District work.
Albert Rollins, colored, while in the store o
Wilkerson n Cox, corner Of Second and
streets, saturday night, was taken suddenly IL
aud died before physician reached him. Th'
coroner held post mortem yesterdnyint the
gnNpitl nfariupt gfatiOn and n ppTtiupAtt
National Republican., 1885-03-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

welCker's-George Puryinnce, Cincinnati;
II, W. Austin, Boston; N. Hobert, r. +. OBrien,
New York.
Wormley's-1T. r Morgan, New York; P.
Jaques; Haverhill, Mass, and Edward Robey
and wife, New York.
Arlinrton--r Wigoshi Japan; II. D. Bean,
New York; +. A. Lane, 81. Louis; w. T. HanCe
aud stephen Crowell, New York.
Riggs-P. b. Oluy, New York; L. r. Rodgers
Rochester n. v; Or. IT, W. Austin, Boston, J.
J. Myers, Boston; c. L. Salivct, New York.
willards-H. P. Guyton, r. Fltz Gibson, g.
W. Savage and l.. Bayard Burts, New York
James s. Kelding, Birmingham, England; y
Landcn, Brooklyn, and w. J. Eddy, Flint
Mich.
Ebbitt-E. r. Woodward and wife U. g. N
Thomas Murphy and wife, Miss G. Y. Murphy
Brooklyn; j. ID. Parker, Pennsylvania; Chas
d. Adams, New York. VI. Il. Boric, 81. Louis
J. II. RccCc Illinois; Col X. +, Looney, Mem
phis George II. Brown, Syracuse; J. D. Fattie
Connections; j. X. Clark, Illinois.
National Republican., 1885-03-23

10th st.. west side bet, l. and L sts n. W., par,
of lot 10, 50. 3l7, John g. Heald to Jonathan
II. Gray, $4,000.
18th st., west side, bet G and II SITS. n. W., part
of lot 10, So, l4l. Sarah Otterback to George
5. Kraffl, S675s.
ct. north side, bet 9Th and 7th SITS. n. W., lot
b, Rothwelrs sub, Of SO, 452, Belle II. Royce
to John W. Wade, 100.
9th st., east side, bet, and NJ ste. n. W., lot 49,
Burdette's sub. Of sq., 4Ol, Walter w. Bur
dette TO Mary NJ. Evans $1,000.
I'd st., east side, bet and g sts. H. O., lots % 10
80, inclusive, and lots "a to 4l, in the rear
thereof fronting on 80 foot alley, all In
Lenmans sub, of 50. 1853, John T. Lehman "a
Elias J. Hill, S3,09370.
Mass ave, south side, lot 42, and II st.. north
side, lot ~, bet, ith and 9th sts. n. W., all In
Goldschmld's sub Of So 5l7, Rudolph Gold
schmid to John L., w. Thomas, r. Susan, f,
Baker, DayidIT., Charles H., Louis W., and
George A. Weaver, $40.
GEORGETOWN.
Beatty q Hawkins's addition, part OF lot 1872
Turley Coburn TO Richard Powell, 500.
National Republican., 1885-03-23

The pupils of the Holy Cross Academy OF
Massachusetts, avenue are preparing to give an
other rendition of the charming little operettS
of Little Red Riding Hood" on April 80 Thi'
operetta was very successfully rendered at tho
years ago. Miss Homer, who made such ,
favorable impression in the opera Of Pau
and Virginia" not long since, Is superintend
ing the reliearsals, and will herself pnrticipat,
Ia the entertainment The performance vii
be given for the benefit of the aeademy.
National Republican., 1885-03-23
Ribbons.

Bright Plaid Sash Ribbon for hat
Scarfs, all shades, Csc per yard; just
as pretty and much cheaper than
ready-made hat scarfs. We show
to-day new shades; also many styles
of Fancy Ribbons at special sale
prices.
National Republican., 1885-03-23
An Old Soldiers Long Tramp.

George Menzel, an ex.union soldier who
served during the war in one OF the New Jer.
sey regiments and was wounded, went to the
eighth precinct station house yesterday morn
lug suffering from an affection of the heart,
and asked for Il place to lie down. lie came
here on loot from the soldiers home in Day.
ton Ohio, for the purpose of asking for an In
crease of pension, which he was told by the
governor Of his state he was entitled TO. He
received medical attention.
National Republican., 1885-03-23

TRIAL FoR HEREsY.-when a clergymans
enemies want to destroy him they charge him
with heresy, and get up n trial TO prove that
his doctrines are all wrong. When old Satan
tacks him with 1T of dyspepsia. But Satan s
efforts in this direction can be defeated by the
use of Browns Iron Bitters. The Rev. J. ID.
Tehring, of Codorus Pa, was completely re-
Bitters SO was the Rev. Mr.. Barham, of War.
rentown, s. G. The Rev. Mr.. Ofley, of New.
bern, n. G., says, at is one of the best medi'
cines known"
National Republican., 1885-03-23
SPECIAL SALE PRICES

In conjunction with our Special
Sale Of Flowers, we would mention
the following goods, which will see
The Palais Royal counters for the
first time on Monday, March %.
National Republican., 1885-03-23

A CARD,--ro all who are suffering from the
errors aud indiscretiOns of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c,
j will send recipe that VIII cure you, free Of
charge, This great remedy was discovered by
a missionary IN South America, Send self
addressed envelope 10 the Rev. Joseph L. In'
man, Station d.. New York city
National Republican., 1885-03-23

THE Howiand Dental Association No. 2li
Four-and.a.half street northwest, three doors
north Of Pennsylvania avenue, do all kinds Of
Dental Work. All work warranted tirst.clas4
Haveadministered nitrous oxide to over 80, 00g
persons Fine gold aud amalgam hllings ia.
serted IN the best manner
National Republican., 1885-03-23

The colored girl named Emma Williams, II
years old, who was abducted from her EN-
ployer's house in this city by a man named
George Il. Stewart, of Muirkirk Furnace, Md
on the 10Th instant, was arrested by Ofhcei
Wilson, of the eighth precinct, and turned ovel
TO her parents Saturday.
National Republican., 1885-03-23

The commissioners have mSde the following
promotions: onicer Lombardy to be a sergeant
on the police force, second.Class Private Dig
gins to be acting sergeant, and Private Nc
Donald to the rank of second.class private, J,
W. Vansant was appointed q private, and Mt
Dinsmorc, who recently resigned rs a sergeant
on the force, was commissioned an additional
private for duty at the executive mansion.
National Republican., 1885-03-23
SPECIALS.

80 dozen Towels mt DC.
30 DOZEN Derby Ribbed Misses Hose. &c. In
black and II ;ht blue only.
20 dozen more of those Children's Drawers,
1Oc.
10G
Another lot of the Scrin Curtain Net, l2iac
Beats Nottingham Lace ut 25c,
I alance OF our 10-4 White spreads, SOC. About
30 left.
One lot OF Men and Boys Re-enforced Un-
lnu dered Shirts, 3Sc Warranted Linen Bosom
and Cufls.
Ten dozen Mems Black silk scarfs, 1Oc.
800 very fine Alsilk Puff and Flat Scarfs lec
These goods are sold for Doc.
Another lot OF those Oiled Linen Window
Shades, nickel hangngs, 4Tc
Another lot of those Holland Window Shades,
Doc. Fixtures complete
National Republican., 1885-03-23

The Washington barracks Band Of Hop;
held quite an interesting meeting yesterday
afternoon at the post library The exercises
consisted of recltations, singing by the juven
lies, and excellent addresses by the president
Private Zeis, and others.
National Republican., 1885-03-23
Almost n Lifetime as a Soldier.

sergt, John Wnitten, battery d, I'd artillery,
stationed at Washington barracks will to-day
re.enlist, He has for long time occupied the
position OF provost or police sergeant at the
barracks, and has been in service for over
thirty years
National Republican., 1885-03-23

New ORLEANS SPEAKs.-Mr. Charles Oswald
corner of Custom-house and johnson streets
New Orleans, La, U. $. A., policeman, says ht
was compelled to remain in bed five days from
the agonizing sufierings of rheumatism. II,
purchased St. Jacobs OIL and two bottles curet
him
National Republican., 1885-03-23
We eOHer Nothing
But Leaders,
SPARE NO PAINS TO PROCURE THEM
To Advertise High-Price Goods
IS A FOLLY,

And TO advertise goods you are not able TO fur
nlsh Is great mistake. although there are a
great many houses that do that very thing.
Then the majority Of the public. when they do
read some extraordinary bargains. imagine that
II is only done or n dupe, and say that would do
very well If a person could only find them when
they called.
and see If we have not got the specatles we of.
fer below:
National Republican., 1885-03-23
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We trust you will find time to
visit The Palais Royals Special Sale
of New Flowers. Now the stock is
unbroken, we want your opinion on
our buyers selection. We would
hint that, if you buy Flowers of us,
you can produce a fashionable hat
or bonnet at half the price milliners
will charge. Come and look. We
will not ask you to buy, but if you
do make a purchase we quote special
reduced prices for March as, "a, IS.
National Republican., 1885-03-23

"ALDERSEY DAIRY WAGOSs."-Fresh Alder
cred In u pound "Ward' prints, at 5Oc pei
pound. Also cottage cheese, DC, per ball but
termilk, 5c. per quart and sweet milk 1T DC,
per quart
National Republican., 1885-03-23
virginia Midland Railway.

On and after Monday, March %, Manassas
division train, heretofore leaving Washington
at 0l0 a. M, will leave ut 4:l5 p. IN; returning
will arrive In Washington at B:l6 a. m.
National Republican., 1885-03-23

s3per gallon, 75 cents quart bottle. No. /
RyeWhisky, best in the world for the money
at McGee's, Ninth, near ID.
National Republican., 1885-03-23
Flowers.

We failed to close out some of our
Finest Corsage Styles during our
closlng-out sale of old stock. We
are willing to sacrifice them for the
special sale at half cost.
pfs-rhese goods are not on CT hibition. pleose
National Republican., 1885-03-23
Pompons.

Chenille Pompons, with tinsel eff
fects, in all shades; three varieties
for the special sale at 48c each.
National Republican., 1885-03-23

PURE Old Rye and Bourbon Whistles aud 4
hnoassortment OF bottled goOaa JAMEs phAGs
SlSk street noEIhwasL
National Republican., 1885-03-23
Opera at the Holy Cross Academy

TRY three lines In THE REPUBLICANS "Want
columns. Three times. % cents.
National Republican., 1885-03-23

LIFE is too short to try half dozen different
kinds Of "Sure Cures" when one suffers with
a cough or cold stick to the best and use Dr..
Bulrs Congh Syrup; 1t will cure your cough
aud never dlsappoint you. AL druggists sell
IL Mt Q5 cents n bottle
National Republican., 1885-03-23
DRY GOODS.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.

fawn, and grays are the pre-
vailing shades.
For men we have received
a very fine 2-button Kid
Driving Glove, patent fast
enings, embroidered backs,
in self colors, light and dark
tans and grays, only $1.oo
per pair.
We are showing the larg-
est and most extensive stock
of Colored Dress Goods
ever placed on our counters,
comprising the best produc-
tons of the textile art, rep
resenting all the prevailing
spring and summer shades
and colorings.
This stock has been care
fully selected and combines
durability with newness,
freshness, and style.
Cashmeres, Camel's Hair,
Aibatross Caslmirs,
Nuns veilings, Bengaiines,
Sicilpnnes n nnis Cloths,
Pruntes, Foules,
Ladies' Cloths, BatlsIe ] aine,
Tricots &c, &c.
German, French, and American Plaids,
aud Novelties"
Tailor-made Suits - The
growing demand and ex-
treme popularity Of Tricots
for Ladies Tailor-made Suits
has caused us to replenish
this stock, and are now show
ing
30nch Ail-wooi Trlcot.-...,...,...........5Oc
42-inch Al.wool rricot......................75c
54.lnch All wool Trlcot.. 90
Eawn, Cigar Brown, Light Bronze. Navy B,ue,
London Smoke; Gray, Havana Brown, Drab,
Browns, Ashes of Roses, Steel, and Black.
These arethe most popular fabrics for Tailor
made Suits, street Dresses. &c. In the market,
and are the best intrinsic value we have ever
shown.
We have secured three ex-
ceotionally good values in
Ladies Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs.
80 sii:$ : lif' E's'' Es" '' R;H' H;%
so dozen Ladies' 4 and 's'in'h hem ........IOlc
Linen Cambria Handkerchief, LEU
sSs LINN eSSSr'S ss s''HisS haSdf'' 2!C
How do you like the Pat
ent Spring Veila They are
selling rapidly.
Nininche and Maline Net,
in plain and dotted colors,
only Ioc each.
New Embroideries We
are showing an elegant line
of All-Overs, Swiss Flounc-
ings, Hamburg Edgings, &c.
Specially good values in
Hamburgs at IL, Is, IS, and
2oc.
8 and o-inch Hamburgs at
25c.
I4-inch Swiss Flouncing at
35c.
All Over Embroideries
from $1.oo to $500 per yard.
Three widths of Edgings to
match the All-Overs.
4o-inch White and Ecru
Null All-Overs, 8oc and
$I.oo.
38-inch White and Cream
Swiss Tunics, embroidered
at both ends.
Splendid line of All-Over
Pongee Silk Embroidery,
with Edgings to match.
White and Ecru India Lin
en- and Batiste Robes, $500
to SI7.oo per suit.
) "Shantung," Sanglier,"
and "Bankok" Pong e e
Robes. Ecru being their nat
ural color, and one of the
most popular shades for
spring and summer, makes
these goods all the more de-
sirable.
One thousand yards of fine
Torchon Lace, running from
81 Of an inch to inches
VIDE, only Ioc per yard; eX-
cellent value.
Our spring exhibit of Sun
Umbrellas and Parasols is
now ready and comprises
the largest and finest stock
of any previous season.
Many Novelties" in new
fabrics; most artistic DESIGNS: