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Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-25

aOSSEs-4n0 oOuS6 W0DV 1uLO COLQuluL60
on the postofiee bill. There was long de-
bate on the ineffciency of the mail service in
the West and South. A desultory discussion
on the question of subsidies and free ships
was brought about by Mr.. Dingley, of Me-,
with q criticism as to the compensation
which was allowed to American steamships
for carrying foreign mails. Mr. Dingley
commented on the fact that during last year
the government had paid $4,000 to the
North German Lloyd line, while the Ameri-
can line running between New York and Bra
I'll received only $40, 900 for mail transporta-
ton. Unless the government speedily en-
couraged American steamship lines within
five years they would be driven from the
ocean and their places would be taken by
foreign lines supported by liberal govern
ment bounties.
Mr.. Blount announced his opposition to
subsidies and attributed the decay of foreign
commerce to the policy which prohibited
American citizens from buying ships abroad.
Mr.. Dingley suggested that that policy had
been adopted by Washington and approved
by Madison and Jefferson, and that under
that policy the merchant marine of the
United States had achieved the highest pros
perity until revolution took place in mod
ern architecture. The difficulty lay not in
that policy, but in the fact that it cost much
more to work an American than foreign
vessel. In the face of the large subsidies or
ganized by Great Britain, France, Germany
and Italy, the American steamship lines
would be driven from the ocean unless the
government should give them liberal compen
satisn for the transportation of the nails.
After some further debate the committee
rose and the bill was passed
The House again resolved itself into com
mittee on the state of the Union and Mr.. Bel
mont, of New York, called up the Senate bill
| providing for an international marine confer
ence TO secure greater safety for life and prop
erty on the sea. This was amended by thu
adoption of a substitute similar in all essen
| tisl particulars.
| The bill was then laid asiae for fayorahl
Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-25
A Few Hundred DOITars Wi

q Few AHA0FGO WOIIBrB VIII &C.
cure q Good Home.
AHzN ONE-FAMLY HOUSE, goo Atwater street
III House and barn, % Auburn street TWo-faM-
Civ house, No. II Clay street. Two-family
house 400 Orchard street. All to be sold low IL sold
within ten days. Also for rent, first floor 70 Wool
mev street, rst door 10 NewhalI street; 11b Portsaa
street, f2i Porsea street, $40 Congress avenue, and
second floor % Auburn street.
A. M. HOLMES, HOUSE MOVER, OFFICE
90 CHURCH STREET. no1S
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FOR RENT.
For sale i'm West Haven.

FOX RENT
49, "A BARN with 8 stalls and carriage shed
k.a inquire on the premises
ASAW a30 tt 1928 CHAPEL STREET.,
Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-25
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
49, A new brick house suitable for two fami-
sssI lies and frame house on Orchard street.
!sH One two family house on Elm street.
One two family house in Fair Haven
Two two family houses on Gill street.
Building lots on Dwight street and in Westvile.
Also IL acres meadow land in Orange.
The above will be sold at low prices and on easy
terms. A. D. BALDWIN,
apI6 tt 81 Gill street.
To LET.
MeaM OR will sell one of the best appointed small
il cashmere or worsted mills in New England
fig e s,15o Lenox avenue. New York CITY
FOR SALE,
IN AtEo family y house c for e 81 $s.. sSS
LII Only a little cash required.
A n. E. BALDWIN,s
Real Estate Agency, sls Chapel st.
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UMants.
One Gent a Word for Each 1rss-,,

WANTED.
a SITUATION by a young girl to do seco
IA work Inquire at 'e0o
rny25 3t+ SO RICHARD STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-25
coco INVESTMENTS.

FOk RENT,
49, Six rooms on the third floor of the Letting
H: well building, suitable for offices: Also the
AssA whole fourth floor, suitable for light manu-
featuring business or for club. Inquire OF
mi HENRY e. PARDEE. Room /.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-16
EI OSIER Y
FOR =,
Xmas Presents !
Ladies' Wool Hose. y

A go. Ladies extra fine imported. sssa-
mere wool hose, medium weight, fuffPeg
ular made, extra length, wit& spiiced
British ankle, in black only paiE;
Sll Il dozen. - -
a 3G7. Ladies' fine imported cashmere
medium weight wool hoseS;Sextra length
full regular made i'll ,9tack, brown and
navy, the popular shades; 75c Il pair !;
IS % dozen:
A 3l7. Ladies cashmere wool hose
both medium anasEeavy weight, full reg
ular made and extra length, black ,
brown, win4and navy; soc pair; So 80
a dozen. ~
A $50. I%fes' heavy all wool hose,
full reguls3 smade extra length in black
brown, WiN navy blue and marine blue;
40c pair: 81 80 Il dozen.
a 600. Ladies heavy all wool regular
made hose, in black, brown and navy;
81 pair; So 10 a dozen.
\ 90. Ladies' heavy wool hose in all
coiors; 25c a pair; 81 10 a dozen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-16
Black Braided Jerseys.

II 3f97. Ladies' all wool Jerseys, braided
OF shoulder, coat back, 81.
Il 3+00. Ladies' fine all wool Jerseys,
braided down front, coat back, s. so .
II 3537 Ladies' fine all wool Jerseys,
black with cream vest, handsomely
trimmed with black braid around collar
ana down vest front, coat back. An
elegant garment and one OF the extreme
novelties; 81 SO
II 3543. Ladies' extra fine all wool black
Jerseys, coat and vest front handsomely
braided and embroidered in black
around collar. sleeves and down front
coat back, very stylish and elaborate
garment
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-16
LACE CURTAINS
FOR
Xmas Presents !

An acceptable present to every house
keeper i'll the state.
+ 3ll4. Size 40 inches wide 8 yards
long, dark ecru, scolloped and tapped all
round, 81 80 pair.
T 2lS3 Size ~ inches wide yards
long. Our premium curtain and the best
lace ever offered for the same money
Ecru side border, large scolIOped and
bound all round, 81 Is pair.
f BIOS. Size II inches wide So yards
long, dark ecru and white side border,
scolloped all round, s. pair.
3lI5. Size 40 inches wide 81 yards
long, assorted patterns, dark ecru, large
and irregular scollops, bound all round ,
s. 80 pair.
F3lIS. Size so inches wide So yards
long, dark ecru, assorted patterns, scol-
loped and bound, So pair.
+ BIG. Size 81 inches wide yards
long, one of the latest and most attrac-
tive patterns, in dark ecru, scolloped and
bound, s. pair.
French Canvas Curtains.
This line of curtains are now before the
trade for the first time and are perfect
gems i'll point of novelty and beauty
prices range from 81 % to S. pair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-16
COIOred Braided Jerseys.

Fl 1851 Ladies' extra fine all wool Jer-
seys, highly finished, coat back garnet
with cream vest and collar, braided
with garnet braid, goblin gray with
cream vest and collar, braided with
goblin gray braid, golden brown with
cream vest and collar, braided with
golden brown braid, electric blue with
cream vest and collar, braided with
electric blue braid.
II 354l. Ladies extra fine all wool Jer-
seys, coat back, i'll tan, golden brown ;,
garnet, goblin blue, goblin gray, cleo
tric blue, black, all with cream vests :,
braided with cream braid; So.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-16
BLACK GOODS.

47S4. 22-inch black Altine suitings,
162sc.
C4l4O. 9G-inch black Henrietta, a
good fabric, zoe.
479G. 3S-inch black Henrietta, satin
faced, 25c
4474. 4O-inch black Compure, now
size.
C475G. 36-inch black Basket Check,
now, 25c.
1851 4O-inch Plaid Cashmeres, now,
Ace.
1925. 3G-inch black all wool Henri
eta 30.
472S. 3S-inch black all wool Henri
eta GOc.
1870. 42-inch black all wool Henri
eta Zoe.
1908 3S-inch black Tricot Ladies'
Cloth, French flannel, soc.
1905. 4O-inch black Tricot Ladies'
Cloth, French flannel, soc.
1903. 40-inch black Turkish Mohair,
silk lustre, 75c.
1897. 36-inch black Henrietta silk
warp, Il beauty, 81 so.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-16
Ladies' Silk Hose.

A 1863 .gLadies' imported plated silk
hose in blapk, brown, wine and navy
75c pair; k$8 % a.dozen.
4444. LADIES fine imported plated
silk hose in navy, brown, wine and black ;
81 Il pair; 81 .5Va dozen.
a 1850. LadieS'3 extra fine imported
plated silk hose in$wne, black, navy and
brown: 81 50 p;fir; SIG so a dozen.
a 6SlG. Ladies fine imported pure silk
hose i'll black only;$ 81 pair; So 80 a
dozen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-16
French Canvas Curtains.
SMYRNA RUGS
FOR
Xmas Presents !

1881. Size 1Sx3l inches, matted pat
tern, 75c.
F $3.50. Size lGxSO inches, special pat
terms, 81.
ter, Powered paneled ends, Sl.25.
1927. Size lSx3G inches, special pat
terms 81 80.
1886. Size 21x45 inches, assorted pat
terms. s. .25.
2529. Size 26x54 inches, second quail
ity, So so.
2522. Size 25x5+ inches, best grades,
assorted patterns, So.
F252S. Size 30x60 inches, second grade (,
assorted patterns, S3.2S.
F252l. Size 30x6O inches, best grade,
assorted patterns, 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-16
fGlt
4ELadieS' Isle Hose.

sytisf50. Ladies fine imported Isle hose,
iASfSa long, full regular and good colors,
m black, brown, wine, navy and cream;
soc a pair.
A SS05. Ladies' extra fine imported
Isle hose, both brilliant and dull, extra
length, double heel ard toe, black,
brown, wine, navy, cream and fancy
stripe; 75c pair SIS dozen.
A S632. Ladies fine imported brilliant
fancy striped Isle hose i'll various designs
and colors, extra long, double heel and
toe; 81 IL pair; ST. dozen.
A.4273. Ladies' extra fine imported
fancy striped brilliant isle hose, i'll elab-
orasedesigns and colors; 81 80 pair; Sl5
u dozen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-16
Plain COIOred Jerseys.

Fl 1925. Ladies gray wool Jerseys, heavy
weight, coat back, 81 20.
H 1888. Ladies fancy checked all wool
Jerseys, medium weight, 81 20, 81 so :,
81 10 and s..
II 1888. Ladies extra fine medium weight
all wool colored Jerseys, finely finished Z,
coat back, i'll goblin blue, sapphire
blue, golden brown, garnet, cardinal
and black; 81 30.
II 1927. Ladies' fine heavy weight all
wool colored Jerseys, coat back, i'll
garnet, gray, navy blue, electric blue,
tan and black; 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-16
Furniture Protectorl
Carpet Sweeper,
METAL ORNAMENTS.

For trimming banners, scarfs, etc.
+ 1881. Brass sequins, Zoe dOz.
+ 1877. Brass bells, 25c dOZ.
F 1879. Bells. assorted colOrs, 25c doZ
- f 1897. Daiseys, assorted colOrs, pc
dOZ.
F. 1874. Brass COW bells, soc doz.
F 1899. Gipsie kettles, assorted colOrs
3jc dOZ.
Z 1874. Milk pals, assorted colors,
soc doz.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-16
DRESS PATTERNS
FOR
XMAS PRESENTS.

c 5000. 4 full u yard dress pattern in
brown, blue and gray mixtures for 81 80 .
S005. Full dress patterns of y yards
stylish plaid Serges i'll assorted shades for
$50.
c 500. Full wrapper pattern of 10
yards Empress Reps in navy blue and
brown figured for 81 80.
c S015. Full dress pattern of - yards
36-inch Henrietta in brown, green and
navy for So 90.
G 1920. Full dress pattern of 10 yards
4O-inch genuine Camels Hair Suitings i'll
navy and gray mixtures for Sc 90, Il
beauty and really worth SO 90
G S025. % Partisan novelty dress pat
terms in assorted shades, designs worth
$50 90, our Christmas price $40 90. An
elegant present.
c 5000. 25 Partisan novelty dress pat
terms in assorted designs and shades
worth SIS 90, our Christmas price 50 90.
A handsome present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-16
Warranted Fast Black Cotton
Hose.

We carry a complete line of the cele-
brated indelible black hose for ladies,
evory pair of which are guaranteed to
neither crock, grow rusty or stain the
feet or undergarments. VIII cheerfully
refund the money on every pair that fails
to meet this guarantee
a 1882. Indelible black, full regular,
SOC pair.
a S75l. Indelible black, full regular,
Ace pair.
A 1888. Indelible black, full regular,
SOC pair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-16
Ladies' Fleece Lined Hose.

\ $50. Ladies' fleece lined cotton hose
full regular made, extra length and good
colors, in navy, brown, wine, black and
unbleached, split feet; soc 4 pair; So so a
dozen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-16
DRESS GOODS
FOR
Xmas Presents.

c 479l. 22-inch Cashmere in seal navy,
cardinal myrtle, gray and black. Per
yard Toe.
1896. 22-inch Mohair in black, gar
net, peacock and gray. Per yard Toe.
47Gl. 36-inch Henrietta in mahogo-
ny, green, sapphire and blue. Per yard
Zoe.
47.S. o2-inch Surah Stripes, variea-
gated colOrS. Per yard Zoe.
1919, 22-inch Armures in green, ma
hOgony, red navy blue, seal and black.
Per yard 2lac.
474G. 36-inch Diagonal seTges in ma
hOgony, gobelin, myrtle. green, brown,
navy and gray. Per yard lSc.
1856 36-inch Checked Cashmere in
golden brown, gray, sapphire and green.
Per yard zoe.
4Il5. 36-inch Satin Faced Henrietta
in brown and navy. Per yard 25c.
1874. 36-inch Silk Finished Henrietta
i'll green, brown, cardinal, navy and
black. Per yard 25c.
1906. 42-inch Silk Finish Henrietta
in brown blue and myrtle. Per yard Ace.
4794 3o-inch all wool Henrietta in
brown, olive, wine, myrtle and navy.
Per yard 45c.
c 474O. 36-inch all wool Ladies' Cloth
i'll brown, garnet, cardinal and green.
Per yard 45c.
& 47l0. 40-inch all wool Beatrice Cloth
i'll olive, navy and gobelin. Per yard 65c.
G 1874. 54-inch all wool Sedan Cloth
i'll sapphire, seal and fawn. Per yard 75c.
c 472S. 42-inch all wool Silk Finish
Henrietta in mahogany, gobelin, green
and navy. Per yard roe.
G AIS. 42-inch Silk Finished Drap de
Indie i'll light green, gobelin and mahog-
ony. Per yard roe.
c 4703. 40-inch Turkish Mohair in ma
ho@ony and black only. Per yard 75c.
c 4IS0. 54-inch French Broadcloth in
garnet, gobelin, serpent green and ma
hOgOny. Per yard 81 90.
c 1876. 42-inch French Armures in
garnet and navy blue. Per yard soc,
75c and 81 90.
c 1920. 36-inch Habit Cloth in gray and
white checks, brown and white checks.
Per yard soc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-16
ChiId's Wool 81 Hose.

A. Child Is all wool socks or hose,
black, brown, navy and cardinal; 25c a
pair.
A. Child's fine cashmere wool socks
or CHOSE, black, brown, wine and navy;
35c, 40 and soc a pair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-16
KID GLOVES
For
XMAS PRESENTS!

2lO4. Ladies' 4-button kids, assorted
fans; l5c.
A 9Oo5. Ladies' 5-button kids, assorted
taus ana blacks; 81.
\ 1896 Ladies' 5-hook kids in assorted
tanS and browns and blacks: 81 Il pair
4 POOL Ladies 5-hook Foster kids, as
sorted taus, assorted browns, assorted
modes and black, all with narrow fancy
embroidery on back; 81 .25 a pair.
a 20lO. Ladies SHOOK Foster undressed
kids in assorted taus with fancy narrow
embroidery on back; 81 20 4 pair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-16
i;
CLOTH NC
Fob ~
XMAS PRESENTS.

full finished, in hgown, navy, wine and
unbleached; 5QesHpair; So 80 IA dozen.
AS780. Ladi1S' extra size, warranted
fast black ,.aighly finished; 15c pair;
S. 80 a ds2en.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-16
HANDkERCHIEFS !
FOR
XMAS PRESENTS


A 2C5l Ladies white and printed bordered
handkerchiefs, DC each or soc dozen .
A 2j5l. Ladies' hemstitched handker-
chiefs, Union linen, both white and
printed borders, i'll endless variety; l0c
each or 81 a dozen.
a 26l6. Ladies' Union Linen Hem
stitched handkerchefs, both white and
fancy borders, over 80 different styles;
l5c each or 81 80 a dozen.
4 2j22 Ladies fancy hemstitched and
plain white linen handkerchiefs; As diff
ferdnt STYLES; 25c each or 81 80 a dozen
A 2GOS. Ladies fancy hemstitched and
plain white linen handkerchiefs, y diff
ferent styles: 30c each or S. 20 a dozen.
A 2G02 Ladies' fancy hemstitched ,/scal-
Hoped and plain, white linen handker-
chiefs, Is different styles; Soc or So 10
a dozen.
A 25O6 Ladies' embroidered handker-
chiefs, both white and fancy, either
hemstitched or scalloped, in two differ
ent qualities and over % different
styles; Acc and SOC each.
. a 27O4 LADIES' fine linen cambria en-
broidered handkerchiefs, both white or
fancy either hemstltched or scalloped,
two qualities; soc and 81 each.
A 25!S Ladies' extra fine linen cambria
handllerchiefs, both white al d fancy
embroidery, very elaborate; 81 20 and
81 so each.
A 27O7 Ladies' superior linen cambria
embroidered handkerchief, both white
and fancy, hemsttched or scalloped;
81 - md 81 each.
A 27OS. Ladies extra super linen cambria
hundkerchieis, very elaborate embroid-
cry, fancy hemstitched and scaliOped;
s. 80 and So each.
\ $500 Ladies mourning handk erchiefs,
both plain black and figured borders;
l5c, zoe and 25c each.
7 A 2695 Ladies black and white embroid
cred handkerchiefs, both fancy hem
stitched and scalloped; 35c, soc and 75c
each.
A 2697 Ladies fine linen cambria hand
kerchicfs, embroidered in black and
white, very elaborate; 81, 81 %, 81 80
and s. each.
Silk Handkerchiefs.
\ 5000. Cream China silk with fancy Dor
der; 25c each.
A 2GO5. White Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, full size, 5Gc.
A 26l0. White Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, extra quality, wide hem; 75c
each.
a 26I5. Extra large white hemstitched
handkerchiefs, extra quality, wide
hem, 81 each.
4 2G2O. Gents or Ladies' fancy colored
silk handkerchicfs, extra duality; soc,
15c and 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-16
Infants Wool Hose.

A 1928 Infants all wool hose, ribbed
or plain, black brown and navy; l5c and
zoe Il PAIR.
A Sl01 Infants fine cashmere wool
hose, ribbed or plain, black, navy and
brown; 25c to 35c pair.
A 3ll. Infants extra fine imported
cashmere wool hose, plain or ribbed, SOC
a pair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-16
Ladies' CoIored Cotton Hose.

A $40. Ladies good domestic finish
cotton hose, in black, brown, wine and
navy; l5c a pair; 81 80 q dozen.
A 500, Ladies full finished cotton hose :;
extra length, good color, in black
brown, wine and navy and mbleached;
split feet. We guarantee this to be the
best 25c hose i'll the state; 25c a pair;
81 rs dozen.
A S57S. Ladies fine guage full finished
cotton hose, good colors, extra long, i'll
black brown, wine navy and unbleached;
25c pair; So. rs u dozen.
A $751;. Ladies' fine imported cotton
hose, full finished, extra length and good
colors, III pin stripe, unbleached, black
brown and navy; 40c pair; 81 so Il
dozen.
A 4Sl8. Ladies extra fine heavy cotton
hose, full finished, extra length and good
colors, in black, brown, wine, navy and
unbleached; soc pair; So 80 dozen.
Ladies' Extra Size Hose.
A 355. Ladies' extra size cotton hose,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-16
ladies' UnbIeached Hose.

A 500. Ladies' fine full finished cotton
hose, double heel and toe, extra quality !;
25c, 35c and 4Oc a pair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-16
---JERSEYS--
-FOR-
Xmas Presents !!
Plain Black Jerseys.

II 1861 Ladies' fine guage all wool black
Jerseys, plain front and coat back,
well made, in the latest cut; 81, 81 20
and 81 80.
II 1927 Ladies extra fine all wool black
Jerseys, plain front and coat back +,
nicely finished and glove fitting, s. and
s. so.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-16
Black Kids.

A 2I0a. Ladies 5-button black kids; 81 a
pair.
A 2OO5. Ladies shook Foster kids, either
plain or narrow embroidered back;
81 % Il pair.
\ 2OlO. Ladies 7-hook Foster kids either
plain or narrow embroidery in black or
fancy: 81 80 pair.
A 5272. Ladies 7-hook Foster undressed
kids; 81 p.
y 40. Ladies' 6-button black undressed
kids; 81 80 pair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-16
LACE BED SETS
FOR
XMAS PRESENTS Z!

F 1916. White shams and spread =,
tapped all round, 81 80 set.
F 3277. Dark cream shams and spread =,
tapped all round, 81 set.
f 1868. White and cream shams and
spread, tapped all round, 81 80 set.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-16
Ladies' Cashmere Gloves.

A 2l24. Ladies good quality Cashmere
gloves; black brown, wine and blue;
nicely embroidered on the back; only
25c per pair.
A 2l40. Ladies' superior Cashmere gloves,
fancy embroidered backs; colors black,
brown, wine and blue; per pair soc.
A 2l5l. Ladies superior Cashmere Jersey
gloves, extra heavy embroidered backs;
s'7black brown and blue; per pair 75c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-16
Misses Kids.

a POL. Misses 5-button assorted tan
kids; zoe Il pair.
a 2IG6. Misses shook Foster kids, as
sorted tans with narrow embroidery on
back; 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-16
Child's Plain Wool Hose.

A S22S. Child's all wool hose, full
length and good finish, black, brown and
in two ,yro1nS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-16

A 1874. Child s extra fine imported rib
bed all wool hose, extra length and highly
finished, black, brown and navy:
SIZE 555a $50 ~ $50.
Price-40c 45c SOC Coo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-16
ChiIdren's RibbedWoOl Hose.

a 421. Child s heavy ribbed wool hose
seamless, black, brown, navy and wine
in two grades rs follows:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-16

A 40. Child s extra Stout ribbed al
wool hose, full finished, black, brown
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-09-06

THE Republican Senators have at
last reached an argument, through the
action of a slimly attended circus, on
their tariff bill. They will leave the
lumber duty as it is, and also the wool
duty, except the addition of one cent
per pound on the fine grades of wool |;
sugar will be cut SO per cent. There
are rumors to the effect that no at
tempt will be made to do more than
report this substitute for the Mills bill,
and then adjourn. The foundation
for these rumors seems to be the alb
sence OF several Senators, who were in
the city from the circus. Chief among
the absentees were Senators ingalls,
and Plumb, both of whom are known
to be bitterly opposed to any cut in
the sugar duty, and it is said that
their Republican colleages know that
these men will never vote for a bill re-
ducing the duty on sugar one-half
and therefore they will not attempt tc
pass the bill for fear OF failure. How.
ever, as the bill will be reported on
the 10th instant, if the caucus pro
gramme is followed, we shall have moi
long to wait to find out what the Re
publicans propose to do.