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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
THE FASHIONS.
THE USES TO WHICH BRAIDs ARE BE-
ING PUT.
Hats for Little Girls-A Tennis Drsss-A
Novel Idea-Popular Color,
&C., &C.
correspondence OF tho richmond Dlspatch.l

New YORK, April 81, 1883.
As has been previously remarked in
this column, braid is visible everywhere.
1t is used for trimming AL Of the new
street dresses, and also for some other
purposes. even appearing as factor in
fashionable millinery. 1t is not only
used in binding the edges. or in border
ing the gowns, however, but ia employed
extensively for applique embroideries.
As white cloth-generally cream tinted
is much favored in combination with
darker materials for the street, excel
lent opportunity IS afforded for the
use OF these braid embroideries
The skirt OF the costume, am
ply exposed by the looped draperies,
and being Of tho light material. has its
surface covered with graceful conven-
t.oual scrowls and floral designs in braid
OF the same color as that used for the
upper portion OF the dress. The basque,
too. is garnished with vest upon which
the braid ornaments again appear
Cuffs, collar, and such smaller portions
of the toilet are similarly adorned, aud
in this way the dress is tsstefully,
prettily, and cheaply trimmed. For
spring wear, nothing could be moro de-
sirable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22

NXTANTED.-wE ESIRE TO
w establish general agency In Richmond
o. vicinity 10 control the sale oi staple Article
OF daily consumption. Any energetic mao with
small capital may secure q permanent paying
business. For particulars address GhEkN-
NICH MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 90 Nesey
street. New YORK.. ap 9l-s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22

A style of hat now very popular for
little girls is of straw, having a very
broad, fat brim and moderately high
crown. It is trimmed with a very large
bow or knot of ribbon, usually white,
with several pigeon-feathers stuck jaunti-
~ through them. They are picturesque
and childlike.
Pinked edges appear again on some OF
the new outdoor and tennis dresses.
Aatronly heed-gear consists of dainty
little caPotss and pokes.
The predictions made from year to
year that tho toUlnurc IS doomed haVs
not up to this been verified. The hustle
is still of normal size, and does not pro-
mise much decrease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
TENNIS DRESS.

An attractive tennis dress-on model
likely to be popular during the coming
montbs-is in blue aud white serge COM
bined. The blue material is used for the
body Of the dress and the white as trim
ming. The Byron collar on the
blouse is edged VITA broad white brad,
and IS cut low enough in front for the
exposure of plain suttoned vest be-
meath. The blouse waist itself is made
rather full, with gathered front. con-
fined by n broad white belt at
tho waist The short, jaunty drapery-
sufficiently slight to avoid hampering
the movements Of the r-descends
behind in two wings dividing below the
hips. The skirt Is composed Of alternate
folds Of white and blue. The cuffs are
very long, and above them the sleeves
are puGcd-anosher provision for free
dom OF action. 4 tennis dress needs to
be so made that the wearer IS not ha-
rassed by her attire during the game.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22

DARTY LEAVING STATE WILL
4 RENT or SILL At 4 RAF0kIN, On easy
terms GOOD BUSINESS STAND AND FAkM.
couvenlsntly located small, nice siOrS. Address
MERCHANT, care Powers Blair Co, kch-
mOnd. 40 l5-eodlw
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NNANTED,
AT 1908 EAST FRANKLIN STREET
an 1i ~

WANTED, 4 GOODCOOK. WHITE
w or colorel. German girl preferred. APP
ply 70 MHs. T.. BRIkI, fgeGty-fouIta and Car
rngtou streets, one squa-o from benasle.
40 2f-3t'
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(tAKPENTEES WANTED Ar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22

WANTED, OLD UNITED STATES
w AND CONFEDE RATE POSTAGE
STAMPS used from iss!-isj1 Many are very
rare aud com nsna high prices shsa on original
letter or engelope. Lawyers. merchants, and pr-
vste parties who have ola Giles Of letters bearing
postage stamps send for circulars. explaining
what is wanted. THOMAS SEAMEs.
mh Is-2m' Box =. Alsxansria, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
Tho Finrtsr,a rri,nte.

Your love makes me feel like Prince who at
tains
Frirfgrid Inprrid's
And life seems as sweet as tho breath OF the
lanes
Where blooms The Sgringd VidgGriS
As pure as Trif9'ettn EeDeUS art thou;
As tender and modest thy manner
As Rosa HUscosa, aud 'weeter, vow,
Than FTs7Tria Virg.HiGn1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22

He was no more civil TO one class and
no more cruel to the other than the rank
and file of those who man "tadieS
cabins and hold tho seats of omnibus
and tram. Let ushops (charitably) that
all are alike ignorant Of the truth that
elderly ladies, unless especially infirrn,
are eisen more able TO stand in comfort
all the way across the ferry, or to hang
joltingiy for mile to q roof-strap, than
are their daughterz / have seen rosy
cheeks Written, slender, gloved hands
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22

WANTED. I'd BUY OFT A WE'LL
" ESTABLISHED COUNTRY STORE WITH
A LIVE TRADE CASH sales mIst nor be- less
than $4,000 per anpum. tltlo--. 90 r01ileace.
COUNTRY NEsCGANl,
care Carrier A0. 3. K.chmJal, "a.
40 ai2zA.I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22

WANTED. OLD A VI + RlCAN
w BOOKS. AUTOGRAPHS and PRINTS, and
BOOKS printed south frUm ict0 % ISIS. Libra
ries bought Address
HUGH A. MCCAIN, ITO Chestnut street.
ap l7-6t Philadelphia. Pa
National Republican., 1888-04-17

The following lodges will meet tonight at
tt' places named;
Masonic. National Lodge. No. H. Masonic
1cmpc Lafayette H. \. chapter No .. Ma.
sonic Temple; Naval Il. \ chapter. No u,
Navy Ward: Mithras l.ohg" oi Perfection. 100,
& ,trCCt northwest.
I. 90. + Washington Lodge. No. &, odd
Fellows Hall; Golden Rule. M. u, odd Fci
luws' Hal.
knights Of pythins Decatur, NJ o. High
street. Georgetown: ENrCl~iur.Nu, II, ~. Penn.
Sylvaniu avenue: SCrmania, No. -, ih@ &
Webster. No. Z. Vernon Hail. New York ave.
nuu and seventh street northwest
l. q. of u. hnnCO>tiH, No lP, HAYNES
Han, NnHru,tia; Capital, M. ~, Mr'uulcy'>
liHli. GUl PENNSYLVANIA avenue southeast.
!. -. q. T.--Nnnrhula, No, |. &. \. huilding,
u. I"nnsylvaniH avenue; Monumental NJ.
80. Els Han, a! Pcuns ylvaniu avenue; Morn
iug Star. No. D. Irgj T. street northwest; Cirm
rnt~, No. ., Washington Hail. Pennsylvania
avenue ana Third street >Outhrns'
order u' the IRON Hall Branch NJ. SO,
II cloud Building corner "f Ninth mh l.
streets
Iu.E. NJ Scnccn. 40 II. IL. of = Hall.
llirtrcr.Hndilhul and T. streets northwest.
A. / ut H.-Grld>trin, No, ~ It Drnit
lAtding. Euum.in.
t. q. M-Coluubiu. No J. Grand Army
ilHll. seventh and !, street northwest.
knights Of the Golden Eagle Cyrus Castle,
Nu. t. 3ll Ninth street northwest,
Sous ct Jonadub- Hope Council No. II
twentieth and PENNSYLVANIA H'enue.
kuiIh'Su ur Honor National, M Gil. Is, Of
II. Hall q. cloud Huildhs,
National Republican., 1888-04-17
ACoLopED CONFERENCE.
rhr oldest Methodist Organization IN
the Country.

The Philadelphia and Baltimore conference
ur the \, NJ l.. Zion church in America will
convene Wednesday, April is. ut 3 p m, in
john Wesley Zion church. Rev. i. W. Smith,
ras'or ON Connecticut avenue. between l. and
VI streets northwest Bishop T. H. Iomax of
Charlotte, Nc. will preside. This conference
irCludeS the District Of Columbia and pOr.
lionuf the states oi Maryland aud pcnnsyl.
Nuuia aud numbers sixty ministers
I:uu. the name by which the church is best
huuwu, j. the oldest cOlOrcd Methodist or.
suni2HtiOu IN this country. having withdrawn
from the Old John Street VI. T.. Church In
the city Oi New York IN iiN. because ur Ol.
IT, ssiyC distinction that seemed Incompatible
With christianity. aud the name ul African
was llCtNCd tO the church because ih" native
Africans were So numerous at that time in this
country ~ To make II Il very proper and pop
ular designation. II has 2SOOn mCmhrrs I'm
der the jurisdiction Ui twenty y.twO auuiHl
conferences cNtonding from Mussaclulsett, to
IcNuS, over which hyc bishops preside. II
has valuable hook concern IN New York
city and ~ official newspaper, The star NJ
Iiun. published nt Salisbury. ~. n the lat
tci iplHuC they hHy" livingston College, worth
SlCOOrO, with Rev H. T., Price. who was tend.
Ued the Iihciiun mission by President cleye
land. bu respectfully declined H. it, hOnUrch
ttrt siIt4ut
National Republican., 1888-04-17
Bridges over the Potomac.

The report Of col. Nlius Tor March shows
that S3ti2i rs was expended fpr work done
IN the lrcc bridge during THAT month This
leaves an available balance uf Sls. tG30t. THE
GOuring and masonry and the erection Of rail
ing were completed. and some progress made
In lnintrg the structure. The piers will br
Inintcd during the present month. II II pro
posed soon tu invite bids for the work needed
10 hnish The approaches.
The work on the Eastern Branch bridge pier
foundations will be- continued during April
only sEj u were paid out during March
National Republican., 1888-04-17
Drcisiun- of the Court Ut Claims.

Judgment was givcu Yesterday In the court
ut claims in favor al Wm. II. McGrow and
James y. Reed. United states commissioners.
in their suit, To- recover certain fees which
bad been di.nlluwcd hy the accounting off.
ported its conclusions Of facts In the French
spuiatior claims arising ont of the loss Of the
ships Betsy and Raven. They will hr re-
lNrlnl 10 lnmgrrss inr nrlinn
National Republican., 1888-04-17

In circuit ronIt No :, lu,'i1" Mcrri"k, y"S.
trrday. ins the suit al VIM l;uwio against
frank Hume tulCcoyar the balance due uu q
certain pruniS.OrE note given by liumC ~
court fDl week, the evidence was all In and
arguments had hucn commenced When one ~
ih. iITurS. Mr.. II. VI 'irccn. wis taken sud.
denly III anl III" ca>c wH' continued until
IridHN,
National Republican., 1888-04-17
Mn Mnite ncnrlit Emnh.

nearly $1,000 has been subscribed already
rulthc FUND for the benefit of the widow uf the
latp chief Justice Waite Some Of the con.
trllutnfs uru Justice Blutchtord 81 0OO. Justice
Matthews Sl.On; Secretary Whitney Si0D:
Secretary Fuirulhld, $3.50: John HAY, SjOO;
higgS ~ Co. $3.50; George Bancroft Davis, $50;
H. H. Warner. ShOO John Il Mclean, $500, Gen
Nicholas t. AutcrSOn, 2.jn; W. n. Phillips,
Slu; Justice strong, SlOr: ". ;. COX, siOJ. and
g. T. Applrby SiCn
National Republican., 1888-04-17
i,nnMnlh nnlcl nnd ErrrN Cnmrnn.

The subscription books Of the above CON
lHuy are now open ut the uhiCc ct Gurluy
brothers. iHlH + street northwest.
Hy the charter Of the company III" capital
stock Of caO,rr T. divided into 100 shares, jlt
$50 per share.
Subscriptions will he received TOT five or
more shares. Il 'ublc :: pee share at thc
losing Of ~, Subscription books and :! per
,iur" monthly thereafter ultil paid.
National Republican., 1888-04-17
Infants and Nurses Caps.

HSc Null Caps, tucked and shirrcd, full
ruchc, lace trimmed, zoe during Special sale.
lac Nurses and Mattresses Caps for lGc,
three styles of Swiss caps, with lace trimming,
worth ?5c each.
25c stamped and Plain Aprons for ipc: one
ward long: tuCk-; deep hem.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
National Republican., 1888-04-17

Az CiI"ASG substitute for OILS, suits .-E,r,.
uud nil kind. If bitter, uailrynGs l.NTr Nell
',ErS. CnthHltm.S Is H., Way agreeable liQuM
.f%b sNtlat,.y Syrup ur iisS. Il. Idymi,Gcs
are evident II l. moro easily taken. mucr uU-
o,JtHllr iu the stomach, more pleasantly uf-
i'riiNC. and murc irGly beneficial To- the Us.
ten than any other remedy Recommended
10y Ioudlua phyalc,uns. AMI ior sale IN ~ rcht
uuG - burt,r, hy nl lrddin: druggists.
National Republican., 1888-04-17
DIVORCE MARKET DULL.
only one Applicant in Three Secures
Il Favorable Decree.

Justice Coz, IN the equity court yesterday
in the suit OF Elizabeth Coleman against Henry
Coleman for divorce, ordered that the bill he
dismissed In November last Mrs. Coleman
filed the bill and charged him with cruelty
and descrtiOn. In his answer to her charges
MIR Coleman denied them. and filed II cross.
hill, charging her with committing adultery
with one james Dabncy, and asking for di
NurCC.
MARY VI Ellis. however, was more fortunate
than Mrs. coleman, rs Justice James deemed
that size had n good cpsc, and granted her II
divorce from her husband, Thomas &. Fills
un the grounds uf drsertiun and non support
In the bill of John q. Miner against Amelia
Miner for divorce, Chief Justice bingham sent
the ease hack tO the examiner 10 take further
testimony They were married In lsi3, and
lived together until August, 1891, when he
charges that she wiliully deserted him aud
went tu " likes. .Iiarre. Pa. and has been liv
ing i'm adultery there with one james Cham
huiN.
National Republican., 1888-04-17
Long and Short Dresses.

fSc Infants Long Dresses, tuck yoke, EN-.
brodered neck and sleeves skirt rufiicd and
tucked i5c during Special sale.
0sc Short Dresses, toi years, tucked aud
embroidered yoke, plated back, embroidered
neck, yoke and sleeves, . clusters of bunch
tucks in skiri, ijc until Wednesday evening.
THE PALAtS ROYAL,
National Republican., 1888-04-17
fnr,. smith Lre.. nen,I,.

Tlr uur;h ui capt. smith t,rc, the brother ui
GOV, Lee and cousin uf Hon ". II. II. lee. vi
mgira, occurred at No. 1s!i Union street, in
his city, on Monday. capt. Lee vas in the
iimu OF life, not over tity wears of age, He
.riyrd on the confederate side during tle war,
and also was Interest," ed in southern line O'
steamships. GuN. Lee was notified of his
brothers demise. aud left BirhmOnd imncli'
ut,ly, arriving here on Monday NIGHT
National Republican., 1888-04-17
Corset and Bustle Bargains.

our zoe Hand made Corset Is the 81 corset at
some stores. The French Woven Corscts at
i5c are also superior value. THESE COrscts
during Special Sale SOC pair.
10 styles Of tsc and 5Oc Bustles for lie until
Wednesday, April Is, at 6p.m.
THE PALAIS ROYAL,
National Republican., 1888-04-17
The hnibropolo eicais.

The Anthropoiuglcal Soriety will hold a
regular meeting this evening In the assembly
hail oi the COSMOS club, corner OF Madison
place and n street Thcpupcrs presented will
he: ''rhc Funeral customs of Ireland" by Mr..
Jnm"S Mooney, and Methods of Pottery Dee
Grafton rra"tccd 10y the Inhabitants Oi the
National Republican., 1888-04-17
Great Reduction
ALLEN, SOLLE 4 CO.'S
Hosiery

Brown Balbriggan Half Hose,
Sc per dozen; formerly $4.
Brown Baibriggan Half Hose,
So per dozen: formerly Sc.
Brown Balbriggan Half Hose,
SIS per dozen; formerly
Brown Balbriggan Half Hose,
SIS per dozen; formerly
$lO,5O and Sl2.
Brown Balbriggan Half Hose.
So per dozen; formerly
$3.50 and $i6.5O.
Brown LiSle Thread Half
Hose. 50 per dozen; for
nerly s 4.5O.
Plain and Fancy Colored Cot
ton and LiSle Thread Half
Hose, soc per pair: formerly
76C and SSc.
Plain and Fancy Colored Cot
ton and Lisle Thread Half
Hose, 75C per pair; form erly
L, lis, and ~ rs.
Derby Ribbed Colored liSle
Thread and Cotton Half
Hose, + and ,25 per pair;
forrlerly LIS and 2.
National Republican., 1888-04-17
csc Skirts for 75C.

Extra wide and full length; oke band
rlfiic ot embroidery, six bunch tucks Another
style. also extra wide, deep ca,ubric rilile.
with 10 tucks and II tucks above; yoke band.
THE PALAfS ROYAL.
National Republican., 1888-04-17
ItE SMALL THINGS or 4 DAY.
NIinor Occurrences In and About tho
Eity.

Minor Occurrences In and About tho
Citv.
Fr~'clisk liuusam has sold 10 Annie OcVyur
iui $500 lot Z. in square SlG
\ commission a. an additional policeman
was yesterday granted John 4 Buyly.
Thr.bill making Inauguration day u holiday
IN the District has received the approval VI tlr
commissioners.
Josephine H. Wilmington aud husband have
dislO-rd Oi part of lot Z. IN square 9ii iO
Anulr +. Merrill Tor S5.2OO.
{. e. Glover and wife have transferred IN
ilg ,hidrcn'S Country HOME six urrrs uf land
IN the ru>urNUN ut "New Seat
Eu>cuCcld Bros, ot Baltimore. have received
the contract Tor summer uniforms Tor the
irilrr carriers. The price Is Sll.iO
thatlc> Y. wood was excused 10y Justice
M"ii'ick IN circuit court No = yesterday from
lWlh,r service II, Il Juror during this term Of
court.
Tie motior ruru new trin IN the cnsr nj
Robert Dent who was convicted ul irchk king
into the chicken house of Abigail Morrison.
Wn, Yesterday Withdrawn.
IT, W. a. ogden. who was convicted ~
Marlboro Md. last Friday IN the Charge al
committing rape upon his ~iStcr.in-luw. Miss
Fowler. hu. made y motion tur u now trial.
Nlurdirt of not guilty" wns rendered In
the rl mirai court yesterday ai tcrnUon In the
=
iug goods stolen from the store ut VIM Michael
IN loIuary last,
= ". Gray ~ co. real estate agents. hay"
moved their Office from Pacific building to the
td,in huilding, corner seventh aud u streets
where they have fitted up handsome rooms
and will hc pleased tu see their old friends
aud customers.
Earzdla Bctt, u Young white man. was ar
quilted IN the criminal court yrstcrinv Ot the
change ut assault with intent tu kill Fred
a II.
street and \irgiuia aN"unr southeast, on the
night Of Zee" - last
The suit of Augustus Davis against g, g.
tulnwcl iur SGOO, claimed tu he due him for
extra work duuC on defendant new building
Was finished in circuit court NU. yesterday.
ard given io the Jury with privilege iu bring
IN Il scul,h verdict.
Wing tu the fact that the prosecuting wit.
rv>> In 'Ir case ur Mm Nicholson. charged
with tie larceny ot $40 from Frederick kcp.
pier ON oct. ;. 1856, cannot II" found. u nollc
nos was entered by the district attorney IN
the criminal court Yesterday
National Republican., 1888-04-17
CSC Drawers for 75c.

Canbric, also cotton, deep embroidered
rune, 10 tu"kS above; yoke bands. Special
attention asked to the very beautiful en-
hnidcry. THE pALAiS ROYAL.
National Republican., 1888-04-17
Summer Balmoral Skirts.

Irctty striped effects, knife aud box plat
ing. Three styles at SOC will be offered dur
ing special sale for i9c.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
National Republican., 1888-04-17
csc Night Gowns for 75o.

Mother Hubbard" style, double yoke,
tucked front and sleeves, embroidered, aud
herringbonc stitching down front and at neck
aud sleeves THE PALAIS ROYAL.
National Republican., 1888-04-17
csc Chemises for 75c.

sizes ~ to 40; cambric, also cotton: tucbs
and embroidery Of the very finest quality.
Corset Covers for 7ac that were 9sc aud
81 y apiece. THE pALAIS ROYAL.
National Republican., 1888-04-17
Guilty u, Indicted.

!l., rrlai oi Edward i. Hudson. rnnr:ri
VIII, assault With intent To- kiii hi. bruthrt,
Gc,Ig, !. liud,"u, uu Fnh I ltt wa. re.
sluncd IN W" criminal court YESTERDAY aud
tni,hti. \ verdict uf guilty il, Indicted
NG. rendered hy the Jury.
National Republican., 1888-04-17
Failed ia E.spond when C,II.J,

George SowcII, who was convicted IN lh"
rr;mira. court last Thursday on tAr chuigc uf
assault. wa, called in that ruirt yesterday &
tor sentence and failed Ia respond Ills tOni
Tor appearance in $3.50, wltlib =. u. NHll H.
>Gr,iy. WIZ ordered forfeited.
National Republican., 1888-04-17
CSC Garments Offered for75o

when II is remembered wcnake a speciality
of undcrgarmcnts ut 0sc apiece. and give
very superior values at that price, the Special
sale price Of i0c for the lots quoted below
should be duly appreciated.
THE PALAIS ROYAL,
National Republican., 1888-04-17
Marriage Iicrn,r-,

Tho following marriage licenses havo hn>n
i-Surd ThuTa, I,wooi aud l.auru shorter,
Wm l.. Norton aud Joanna Wood, GeOrsr l.,
iH-irr and lila Gibson, both Of l'airtlN
county, Va: luIuc~ Nickiu. and A.cindN
Baldwin. both Oi the District OF tu'ulubiI.
National Republican., 1888-04-17

Grr ynur Lnys' and cnilGrcu's clothing from
ti-' lands. Eiarnar Bros. MlnuIur rlrer,,
National Republican., 1888-04-17

FOR family Use nU beer i better thun the
Faust" frum the NuhCUscr Busch Brewing
Association. Try it, and he convinced. Of
tee corner irst aud virginia avenue south.
west i'honr ~? ) frauk Schwarh, manager
National Republican., 1888-04-17
In tlptI,iing,
IoJc. Meeting. To-Siuht.

For h"ys and children our reputation Is re
ll.rlmMn Bros. MnmmiAGtnrris. cor. iIlI n ".
National Republican., 1888-04-17
llLiliIrpn SMiIn.
MEN's SPRrNG-WEIGHT
l UNDERWEAR.

The frequent change in
the weather during the
months Of April, May,
and even June makes it
necessary for men to
wear Il Medium-We eight
Cnderwear--lighter than
the winter goods, and not
so light as the summer, if
they would enjoy good
health. We make a speci-
atty of this weight, and
are now showing an eX-
tensive and complete
stock Of
National Republican., 1888-04-17
Children aud Boys suits.
Trial stepped by a SICK juror.

Our stock hcludCs al the newest designs
iNrlnHn Bros Manufacturers. cor. Iih n T..
National Republican., 1888-04-17
ALL-WOOL AND MER-
mo UNDERWEA

LAW I ~ I'Dit w bIhiN,
manufactured expressly
for this climate, and
combining all the de-
sired features of fineness,
weight, quality, texture,
warmth, &c. This par
ticular weight Of Under
wear is also desirable to
wear in going out during
the cool nights of the
summer and early au-
tumn, and should find Il
place in the wardrobe of
every man who has a
proper regard for health.
MEMS White Nlerino Shirts and Drawers,
Shirts >ilk-bOund, scli.fHccd, and finished
with pearl buttons.
ONLY 5Nc PER GARMENT
Mems GRAY Mixed Merno Shirts and Draw
t!.C PER GARNENT
THREE ENCEiLENr VALUES
Az
SO PER GARMENT.
EMBRACING
COTTON AND WOOL. SHIRTS AND DRAW
ERS, FRENCH BALDRIGGAN SHIRTS AND
DEsW WERS, Blue AND WHITE MERlNO
SHIRTS AND DRNwERS.
SEVEN DIFFERENT STYLES
ONE DOLLAR PER GARMENT,
EMBRACING
WHITE ALl..WOOI. SHIRTS kND DRAW.
ERS.
WHITE NORFOLK AND \. B. SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS,
OlD-GOLD BAIBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND
b.. DRAWERS,
tlESiI.C COLOR BAI.BRlGGAN SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS.
LiGuT'GRAN MERiNO SHIFTS AND DRAW.
ERS.
DAIik GRAY EX. COTTON SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS.
tot BILE COLORED MERlNO SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS.
CHOICES PER GARMENT.
We are also showing an
ELEGANT LINEOF
MEMS IMpORrED UNDERWEAR.
Productions of the most reputable manu-
iauturcrS, Including l. and Il. Morley Cart.
wright ~ Warner, Farley and Bnttrums;
priced according TO siHc,
Men should not fail to see this excellent
stock
,Eutguncc lot3 F. 4. y
WnnnNN Apn