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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16
Eeaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order made by the
i Hon RICHARD l.. LARREMORE On The 3d day OF Feb.
1856 notice II hereby given 10 all The creditors ana
persons having claims against NICHOLAS KRAFT and
CHARLES KRAFT lately doing business IN the tL aud
County OF ScwYOrk, under tho rm name OF y kth tI &
SON they required 10 present their claims Win the
vouchers therefor duly Vee TO The subscriber the duly
pointed assignee Of the said Nicholas KRAFT aud Charles
bench tot their creditors at is place ~ transact
ing business 2O6 Broadway tie CITY NewYOrk,
or before the sd day Of April. 1876.
Dated NEW YORK, February 9Th, 1886
THOMAS DARLINGION, EDWIN II. HOBBY,
Attorney for Assignee. Assignee.
No POS broadway, NcW York city.
IN PURSUANCE of an orlcrmadc 10y the Hon.
RICHARD L. LARRENOGF on the l5th day ~ IL bruary,
notice Is hereby all the creditors aud
having caims nasIst JANIS W. WEEkES and ii IN
BRICKS r. MELVILLE. lately doing business In the city
and county NewN York under the firm OF WEEK rs
MELVILLE. that they are required 10 present their
CLAIMS with the vouchers therefor duy verified 10 the sub
scrAer the duly appointed assignee OF tho sad WEEkES &
MELVILLE tho benefit Of their rdOrs al HIS place OF
rausactng business 30 Broad way IN the city OF New
York o before the LIST day OF May, 1885.
Dated-New York, February 10. 1886
CHARLES +. CRAIG Assignee
MCCARTHY. LAWRENCE BUCKLEY,
Attorneys for Assignee,
IS Chambcrsst New YORK City.
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Gcatbere.

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Mem publications
TINE ART JOURNAL

THE ART JOURNAL
FOR MARCH 1886
Being the Of a volume ready. has the
following contents:
THE sILVER'D WAY-Etching. BY Frei SocOmbe
FRENCH ART BY Lionel O. Robinson. illustrated.
THE DOURO AND IT'S BOATS. by Tristram Ellis. H.
Illustrated.
CUR BOUILII or STAMPED LEATHERWORK. BY
L. a. L. Land. Illustrated.
FROM BERLIN 10 DANTZIG: AN ARTISTS JOUR.
NEY IN 1878 Illustrated.
UTRAVELLED FRANCE. By Augustus J. c. Hare
Illustrated.
TITAN. Ry r. Mabel Robinson. Illustrated.
APROPOS OF THE LYCEUM "fAUsr" BY Joseph
HattOn illustrated.
Until year this publication cold by subscription
ouy be had by the single copy Of booksellers
and newsdeaers Price cents each Every number
plete la itself. s6 per annum.
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Oaufino Alaormirs.

ALLEN DODWORTJl, GS1 51ll-ANE.,
~ ASSISTED BY HIS son. FRAN DDDWpElh.
classes ana private lessons Gentlemen on Monday anu
Casscs always open beginners who enter at any
time send fOi circular
LEXANDER MACGREGOKS, 1l2 5th-avc.
~ PR vatc lessons strictly pryae-and dancing classes
every DAY G,ucmens classes Monday ana FRIDAY evenings
EFRNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, l62
last hhh-7t Bank Building. Class Lessons aud Phi
day aud evening SEND Tor CiIcur
A Iar &c Hall 10 Jet Tor select entertainments
AIR L. HARVARD REILLY, Master OF
WI Dancing. 67S 9TH See Circulars
~ GEORGE DODWORIIl.2 81 West 2lth-st..
i formerly with Mr. Allen podworth
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Rjrsr. Vessels and Rdiir01ds.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Spot RIO quiet at Slc. for Fair options opened
barely steady at unchanged prices closing steady saes
March 6G6aGG5: Arrl. d.9Oa6G5; May $50
aGGj June. GGOqGG5; july 660 Gc;oSo 7ia
$50; November G7566s5 Mid steady. sales LOO bags
MaacaibO Savanilla, 5J4 Guatemala anu loI hcN'
on private te ms. ,. Gala. aoo
COTTON-Spot Cotton Ou and UNCHANGED SAFES 3S9
bales deliveries Receipts at the ports t0n 40!
bales against 20 57 this last week, and l30OO ast
- ..o.,o., ouon
afo
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gnrouean advertisements
uRATEFUI-CoMFoRT
EPPS'S COCOA,

BREAKFAST.-"By thorough knowledge OF tho natural
laws which govern the oPetaoas Of digestion aud nutrition
lscod Cocoa Vr Epps has provided tables with
dsDcasy favored beverage which many heavy
detthS constitution may W ssaJs built up nnnl strong
tie maaaes coating around ready TO attack whsr
ever there weak point We may escape many ats
by keeping well fortified with blood
ptoperG pourished frams."-Ci,n Service daEctte
Made simply with boiling wafer or ilg Sold only half
pound tina BY orocers. labelled thus JAMES EPPa Co.
Qem0enathin fhamatA Lend0R- Lu2land.
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~ w..
~ Of tarcs to all Ronts SSf.S river loot Of
ter 81 90 steamer asov ssy pesbfosss Street Ferry
" M da3ly. except Sunday
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEG
~ Trains leave from Cbambers-st Depot for Englewood
b:40 $40 $50 p II midnight Sundays T. a. H. ana
Nannet, Spring Valley and MOnsey 7. 1Oa m. 400 p m
Sundays a. m.
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
Arransemenis OF trans Trom ChamDersst Depot. From
23d,st. 10 minutes earlier ~. ,.ou-,u..
% to P ang G Bs sSe S
Coaches HoTnellsvile to Cincinnati.
Chicago and ST. a qn dsc I sSS51
s9E R%%ha aTs s q Ssy ne us
900 p. m, and ST. LOUIS, 1880 the second morning.
s b asp sns Mr Gays me- The mo
night train between YORK and Buaao od train
Of pullman Day and sleeping Coaches to BnghamtOn, ~
n%5sroTd % and F;s1iG o 4g n o9 1 sS
s$ $780, 1925 Gg n.y. go $50 1 os5 NJ p NJ hight i
ff f5 $780, $780, I 5 $50 S 49, tS S Go $50 ?? s
sa0 GGG 5 %@0i 9ua % 452 o lOs0
Newark and raers0n via NeTark % 500 s3S l4 o5
. n.y. and - midnight Saturday nights only Sundays
' snn e. 5 S4 S 75 SoS 3d. logo M lao $780, $50 o.
k$9 Gl0 79 $40 1920 P M and nd ~ mdnsht Snndays
Warwick 4:l5 1900 1920 a. m, 4:30 p IN. Sundays 545
'Ncwburg Cornwall 1850 M. $3.50. 49, p m.
RondoGt and Kingston and Montgomery m. 800 p
sS GGshyn S; G45 :? 55 75S o2Sa % s $50 i5o s.
$50 M sunday 0l3 $50 goo 1919 ,a5 9 go
FSo p m. sunday ~ $50, 1910 $40 8p The
Ind Western Railroad at Manst The a. m train stops at
Port Jcryis 44S 40 o. 1920 m 48O. 700, 800 $50
Boats s% %S9s 3d. $40 i% r. & I R n els M to e5
thirty m9 's snd @ oi2 p an o. s very aGGy
Tickets for passage apartments Drawing Room
Coaches obtained orders the checking
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rIos,no steady. Transferable notices will be Is

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-Market little NOR or.
Low grades including a anS , a o5e rrae are
without decided change ExRor i tra1s 1n 10 amv to
Tce for %mc1 g S M r. fa' at 81 0@ 20
ar al - 6es@ 30 LATER for Winter Whea, zoo Do
sPs S bS. Wnlsr Wheat Extra oT G cYg
pZ4r 10 No u s. 56 s. s.. manly al So SOas5 60, ami
800 nbi. Minnesota s. l5e'i 90 for Common rf 10
sales 400 b5ls for export oaoi1tonSr me me
So - 30q.j s.; GOOD 10 Fancy Extra state. s5G
~ 2j; common TO god Extra Wes,g,R ~ Soamon
to Fair OHIO - ljGrJ75 cool si91G - ioo2i -
Gear = iG9si 50 I've Wttnrr sI0oq = 25 straight
81 5oas5 90 Patent - GS5 80 Baker, Exira - ,p@
g - 81 Los Common to t4,F or q s6t5 so Faor
WIreT Wheat F1r - 5oaSj 50 Cty Mn Extra for wes
indies 81 solih America - 0nas' ~ marin ,ir
ont 'i led cIimge sac, COO bbls including common
to COZ E1 Ry e ,hont s.o% Viii @c(cra,e
trade femand -ale- 40 bbs surerfne at So ssa o.
a. - oj quoted At s5ooasJo5 yellow Western, 81 10
I'LL rho and r'o.ed ,tRcr more steady options
opcnci III advanced shade then o'' tle .R" G
Zine and closed aim i above the inside prices
very mD' n IGo LOT sHers bonq! 600 bush and
load, raersa taken for Gc AnS@ aTS a Gn
100 bush spot. Including No ked a5'-a &c DEFY
s5r; 60 NJ re Tor MareR @6S u Sc cio,n1
US ~ C. cosin. At 0.'c. for June. o., &C.
closing al &C.. July ,IAc closing nominal do Tor
,u.u-t &C c.oamg nominal No for Deccinher "'fc n
; unt closing nj Ooi. KYE-nn and nominal ~ 80
= Re- TO Western ami go Die 20 Statc...BA H T. b
ana BARLEY MALI quiet and prccs With'lt he'"eu
,iI,urr cons Market q better on cash ln's
duir. subsequently February adYan' Ell "
Willie there lhi nproS cmcut In the aier MOI r..
closing The best plc'-. \ brisk td'c Tor
,xuort moderate home use ari large trIn.'
tiuu- I'm opfious shippers bought 2i2,uOO bush sales
..i 600 future. 1000 bush spot AMI 70 aIiV'
tucp,tug NltXel a. "a nc. SO s. Ah't" &c
steamer Naci AZ 3Oc elevator, - &c Tor ftu'
mary Il March a.SI ApoIO bush 10 10 ar
i've cost ami freight. on private stamr
yellow ggl.c 200 %. yItpr. y. Mixed 'ln' G. III. ~
y,tor. NJ White i'. IN elevator 40 MiArd Tor tr1-
ruary. 53a,r5'c. closing At SOC no Mixed ii"f
March. Dos. li-.. closing At 6utc; do 40 l"i
April Doe closing at so. doior NAV. fSs%
die. closing iotAc.... OAlS-,ash loi. = &C.
lnVrr closing Tahc. moro steady. options ut.
ciin~i tide. then rltror NOR steady and close
ann AZ a shade above iu idle ric.s Naics 3nOuO hu"i.
future q. 600 bush spot. including No MiNed at
=. DO: No ., 1-alS -. 40 ! quotrl Al SNE'r -.
white $3.50; 10 p OF; \" qn'tra ~ -, Nih
DO. So 2 Mixed Tor February. d0H3s =. closing a.
$50. do March Iiasa5iTc- CLOSING a. s &c ~" TOT
Nav ~ I0J7 -. closing AT J''4c.--.--FhED steady
stocks m store IN NcwYork Brooklvu and Jersey CITY
grain warehouse held IN railway lighters on ccrthcae
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THE MARCH PART OF THE

YOUNG LADIES' JOURNAL,
NOW READY contains great variety attractions
GLIDING complete new story, entitled
"DAISY'S DILEMMA"
by the author Of brian desmond" &c, &c.
splendid Colored Triple Fashion Plate OF "a figures
The ENLARGED GIGANTIC FASHION SUBTLE
MENT, nearly four feet square, containing
SIXTY FASHION ENGRAVlNGS
Of the latest Paris Fashions.
FOR SALE BY ALL NEwsDEALERS.
Price reduced TO Thirty Cents per copy.
THE INTERNATIONAL NEWS COMPANY,
General Agents 20 ard 81 Beekmsn-st, New.York.
subacrptons received for any Foreign Periodicals. but
beware 81 canysssers pretending 10 be cur sgehts-
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Gtramboats ano Railroads.
LINE.

~ Opsdrcton of fares all points Boston 81 Worecs,
- 40 40 Steamers leave Pier ~, NOfta nrn' s.o,
next pier above Desbrosses street fer" o'''
N M daily except Sunday
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Ocean Steamers.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD SIS. GO.
~ Snort ROUTE TO LONDOS..,
NETWORK. soFTHANPT9S MD ~, B Ka,sh3 * m.
rULDA We'd feb.li6 a. 70. ELDER y ed Marco og - US
7HEkIAE Wed Feb217 fam. .p2NAU faS; aeh : a. 70,
hA7' ,sa ar, mari "a s.I for Bremen airecs
Express steamers. lst Cabin $50 90 and Sizo "a
CaDiu $50. on older steamers. I'd CABIN. 500.
Storage AT lowest rates. 49,
OELRIC HIS d co. No. . BOHOpg Green
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quotations according to the American classification
L Low Middling.....-... 7'i

Good Ordinary ..........6l4 Low Mddling ~
strict Good ordinary o.. .66Is Miilhng 90
Fn,nro opcncd points lower closed 10 10 Il points
lower owing TO large ccpts at the ports Sales 2loo
mi
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Giln 1Jroperlp rOanieo.

XVANTED-PlOt of Lots on 9th or lOth a axes:
w OF si0e streets SOth 10 lSoth stSi s.~'' P'~N'
w. WEBER, las West 2tth.st
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

NIoTJcE TOTRAvELLERS GOING EAST.
Tns ston,ngton Ere steamer will leave Pter &c. Re-
one boci above Canst 10 direct ,or % rSs rsr
road petwss stoninscn and Providence cansed ~ mS
hssrv rsnfs Of last Friday be repaired seemef VII
~ az usual Passengers get 10 proNdencs
and Tas Soweyer via either slouingtOn OF Proviaence
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For Both sexes---Country.
CLAVERACK. y Y, College and Hudson
I Plcf INSTITUTED College course for Girls Graduating
c0urs Ia Art BOYS prepared Tor college or bust
ness thorough Instruction In all departments Pupils re-
al time. send Tor clta o nc
a. II. FLACK, A. b.. Prcsidcnt
DOCKIAND COLLkGE-NYACK-O N- THE
Ia HUDSON. Preparatory AMI bnsiDcss for gentlemen.
Graduating for ladies' twelve teachers laf year
''-'"' W. - W. ii. BANIsTER. 4. NJ, Prin.
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WEXFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT. R.

w Leave Grand Central Depot AZ followsi
ASA NJ arriving III New port at 40 p a.
Al q o. m, errtying IN Newport at 90 D; o.
THEODORE WARREN, SupE
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INMAN LINE -. ,,,,nnoo,
CHICAOO. hyr yep ~ Y m-
CRY OF aiu Ga;' EeD q p D.
ufl haTch p ~
From Inman PIER foot Of lrGldst Jetsey Ciy. cABIS
PASSAGE. SEQ $50 anil 500 inter Mediate $50 sPhEh
from or thc Oid Country so.
PETER WRIGHT * SONS GENT Agents
No I Broadway. y "
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obstruction.
Fer Bows and Young Men-CitI

A SCHOOL FOX BOYS.
n Private tuitIon, afternoons
THOMAS REEVES ASH, lao west 4otD.sI
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW -JEhoEI
~ Trains leave from Cbambersst Depot for Englewood
ClOster Piermont and Nyack z, $50 10 M 80 s:o2
b40 $40, $3.50 p. m. ~ midnight sundays u a. III anu
Nannet Spring Valley and MOnsey T. 1oa m. 400 p IN
Eund On m
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,S

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
/ LINES FOR CALI FORNIA. JAPAN, CHINA OhN'
TRIAL AND SOUTH ANERiC A AND 1ENI SC.
From New-York pier foot Canal ST. N. NJ
FOr an Francisco VIA the Isthmus 81 Panama
ACApf'iCO sails -aturiay. ieb. 30 noon
Connecting for and south America ahu hehi0os
From san Francisco. LIT and tri imam $751;
For China and Japan. or
CITY OF PEkING sails W ejl 'siiN' VI uSh >. {. " sorr
For freight passage and general inorms9on Apply aNA
PSS oiN0' u" INV P'' III ] BULLAi. superintendent
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For BOYS and Young Men-Country I.

For BOYS and Young Men-Country
LEXANDER INSTITUTE, Military Board
~ ing school White Plains. y y PIN. o. H. "i"l' IhD'
DOYS and YOU'VE MEN privately httcd Tor
summer winter. F. HpFf NJ ~ S'o'h"'i"E'' ''''
LLMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOlS.-At Mil
- forI Conn Parents unfortunate IN ID" man
agcncut Of thsI ~ do Wr To pt0u by tn aoNahte'7
onoIou by THIS school. Addr, - FltANk NJ HOWE, ~upt
EREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, y. j.
iyd wear PrVuarcs for business for Princeton. 60
lumbIa Yale and Harvard III V a. q. CHAMBERS. itn.
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GENERAL TRANSA TLAN IIU CUAT AN
" Between New-YOrk and Havre ,,..,.. 81,
Company's Pier No AZ North RIVER to1 oi
81 LAU de Joussen.. We inrsdAy rso "a M
AMERIQUEs santei ~ Wei 80, ~. an m
LABRADOR Perier d Hauterive Wed Marcn IL" m'
The next sailing OF La NOrnande lie keIS thc Aptl
Checks payable at sight in amounts 90 suit on te q'
Ai' FOULS BIZ BENIN, Agent, No. Bowling Green
RRANCH OFFICE, NO bROADWAG
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How to Keep Warm.
IPhilade,phia Press.l


II never wear an overcoat, " said ex-
Mayor Vaux, "for the simple reason that
/ do not see how it protects any one from
cold. 1t is open and loose at the bottom
and the cold air creeps up underneath 1t and
strikes the stomach or the chest Protect
the yiscera, the lungs, liver, bowels and
kidneys. These are the citadels of health.
How is this to be done? BY wearing
thick wo6len clothing next to the skin 1
the natural heat of the body, which sell
dom varies in healthy person; so that
never take cold on going out into the open
air.
These theories were communicated to
me by Col. Dillon, an English officer, an
old friend of mine We were out taking
a drive. He picked up the reins and ar
ranged heavy wooden blanket around his
legs. You are not coldY said No,
he replied and don't mean to be. II
you wait till you are cold before you wrap
up you are too late
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Corner OF 4seaIe and Howard Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO-.................. ..CALIFORNIA
w. h. TAYLoR...............-......- President
JOS superintendent
BUILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY. IN
d all its branches; Steamboat, Steamship,
Land Engines and Boilers, High Pressure or
Compound.
STEAM VESS ELS, of all kinds. built complete
with Hulls of Wood, Iron or Composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when ad-
visable.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs
constructed with reference 10 the trade In
which they are TO be employed. Speed, ton
mage and draft of water guaranteed.
SUGAR KILLS AND SUGAR-MAKING MA
plans Also all Boiler Iron Work connected
Herewith.
WATER PIPE, of Boiler Sheet Iron, OF any
size, made i'm suitable lengths for connecting
together Sheets Rolled, Punched and
Packed for shipment, ready to be riveted on
the ground.
HYDRAULIC RIVETING, Boiler Work and
Water Pipe made by this establishment
Riveted by Hydraulic Riveting Machinery
that quality of work being far superior to
hand work.
SHIP WORK, ship and Steam Capstans, Steam
Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps, made
after the most approved plans.
SOLE AGENTS and manufacturers for the Pa
fic Coast of the Hene Safety Boiler.
PUMPS-Direct Acting Pumps, for Irrigation OF
City Works purposes, built with the cele
brated Davy Valve Motion, superior to any
other pump.
J. n. = Honolulu
Room No 3, upstairs, spreckels Block.
agent for Hawaiian Islands
se30-1yd-w
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nine RIood and MEDICINE.
EXCHANGE

The medical profession in England Is
recruited almost exclusively -, from tne
middle classes of society. The aristoc-
r 1afre- regard only three professions as fit
for the scions Of nobility-the army. the
church and the law-and a recent writer
saws that he has yet to learn that any one one
born with blue blood in his veins has
hitherto walked the hospitals and become
a yohySiciaO
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A GLIMPSE OF cAIL0-LIFE.

Payable Invariably in AdUance
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The Sea of The Sahara

The commission charged to further ex-
anime on the spot the project Of the late
Col Boudaire for the conversion of por-
tion of the desert of Sahara into an inland
600 saf8ed from Marseilles recently. They
zUilI land at Gabes (Tunis), and will begin
The construction of a fort on the spot
wbers the canal will begin that will lead
che waters of the ocean TO the great sandy
waste beyond -----
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-20
APOLOGETIC."


THE REALLY UNEXPECTED RUSH OF
CUSTOMERS WITHIN THE LAST SEVEN
DAYS HAD ALMOST DEPLETED OUR
STOCK OF BOYS AND CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING BEFORE WE KNEW II. WE
THEREFORE ASKED THE KIND INDUL-
GENCE OF THOSE WHO WERE UNABLE
To GET SUITED; BUT NOW WE PLATTER
OURSELVES WE ARE IN POSITION To
WITHSTAND THE HEAVIEST DEMANDS
ON OUR RESOURCES. WE HAVE JUST
RECEIVED BY ADAMS EXPRESS FIF-
TEEN CASES OF CHOICE NOVELTIES IN
BOYS AND CHILDRENS' CLOTHING. WE
BOUGHT THESE GOODS AT LEAST 20
PER CENT LOWER THAN WE COULD
HAVE BOUGHT THEM A MONTH AGO.
so THAT OUR GOOD FRIENDS AND PA
IRONS WILL CERTAINLY BE THE
GAMERS BY HAVING WAITED A FEW
DAYS LONGER. WE OF COURSE EX-
WE WERE NOT QUITE AWARE OF THE
SEEMINGLY WIDESPREAD PoPULARI-
TY OUR GOODS AND PRICES HAVE AT
TANNED: THEREFORE WE WERE NOT
QUITE PREPARED FOR so GREAT
SIEGE; BUT WE PROMISE NEVER AGAIN
TO BE CAUGHT MAPPING" WE CON-
TINUE TO PRESENT EVERY PUR-
CHASER OF BOYS SUIT WITH PAIR
OF ROLLER SKATES
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY
NV. CORNER OF 7TH AND d sTa
i'm. GRADY. MANAGER
apo GALL BLUE SIGNS)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-20

III the President is pleased at an opportunity
TO come out squarely for tariff reduction, and
the bulk of the democratic party are pleased TO
have him do it, and the republicans are pleased
TO learn that The President and his party are
going to make the issue, why should we not all
be happy? Ii must be complaining spirit in
deed which refuses to rejoice in a prospect that
Gratifles everybody.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-20
EASTER CLOVIS.

| EASTER GLOVES
The week prior to Easter Sunday has for maa1
years been set apart by THE PALAIS ROY AL for
SPECIAL SALE
SPECIAL SALE
| SPECIAL SALE
| SPECIAL SALE
| SPECIAL SALE
| And
| And
| And
| And
| And
| GRAND EXHIBITION
| GRAND EXHIBITION
GRAND EXHIBITION
| GRAND EXHIBITION
GRAND EXHIBITION
OF
| OF
OF OF
| OF
| SUMMER GLOVES
SUMMER GLOVES.
| SUMMER GLOVES
| SUMMER GLOVEa
SUMMER GLOVES.
display ofthe new stock Of "Palais Royal" Gloves.
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| NO TRASH.
NO TRASH.
NO TRASH.
NO TRASH.
BEST GLOVES ONLY.
BEST GLOVES ONLY.
BEST GLOVES ONLY.
BEST GLOVES ONLY.
BEST GLOVES ONLY.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
A complete assortment of English and French Kid
Gloves dressed and undressed Kid. Every pair OF
''paais Royar' Kid Gloves are warranted
Silk Gloves and Mitts in all lengths warranted all
silk. from Csc to 81 AZ pair. From button to 20
button length.
SPECIAL SALE PRICES
SPECIAL SALE PRICES.
SPECIAL SALE PRICES
SPECIAL SALE PRICES.
SPECIAL SALE PRICES
For the Special Sale, which will terminate until
Saturday, April oath, at D. m, the very best Gloves
will be offered at Special Sale prices. The list is
SHORT, BUT SWEET
SHORT, BUT SWEET
SHORT, BUT SWEET.
SHORT, BUT SWEET
SHORT, BUT SWEET.
Silk Mitts 23c pair silk Gloves &c. pair I'm.
dressed Kid Mousquetaires 75c pair. s button, en-
oroidered back "Palas Royal Kid Gloves 81 so pair.
Colors-Five shades Tan Beige, Mastic. Cadet Gold,
Lemon, Mode, Gray, SAPPHIRE, Mousse Bronze. Bis.
mark. Havana. Faisan Brown, Seal, Pink, Geranium,
Scarlet, Cardinal, Garnet, Plum. Black and White
GENTS KID GLOVES.
GENTS KID GLOVES.
GENTS KID GLOVES
GENTS KID GLOVES.
GENTS KID GLOVES
Gentlemen can have Gloves tried on at the counter
perfect fitting Glove is thus ured and at risk
for should Glove tear not fit others tried till
sat sfaction is assured. Prices 9Sc 81 So $1.75
pair.
OTHER EASTER SPECIALTIES.
OTHER EASTER SPECIALTIES.
OTHER EASTER SPECIALTIES.
OTHER EASTER SPECIALTIE&
OTHER EASTER SPECIALTIES
New Goods purchased expressly for Easter In the
following Departments Parasols, Laces, Neckwear,
Ribbons, Feathers. Flowers Dress Trimmings, But
TONS Handkerchief Ruffiings, Fans Jewelry Leather
Goods. Umbrellas, Gossamers. Underwear, Hosiery,
Corsets Jerseys, Infants Boys Girls Gents Fur
niShngS All at
NEW YORK PRICES.
NEW YORK PRICES.
NEW YORK PRICES.
NEW YORK PRICES.
NEW YORK PRICES.
TO THE PALAIS ROYALS PARASOL, HOSIERY
AND SUMMER UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENTS;
ALSO GENTLEMEN'S GOODS ap2O