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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-31

regular duties. 1t is wrong, but women
persist in it, until tell you, l am tired of
having them in my division"
Aren't you rather severe in your exclu-
sion Of all women from official employmentp
"Yes. but think am level headed about
it. If | could select hundred women, and
all of them were as faithful as little Mrs.
Worker there, or prim Miss Helpful over
there, I'd rather have them than men.
Those two women are worth at least five
average men, for the amount of work they
do in year is simply wonderful. They,
however, are rare exceptions.
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Eczama Tbree Years Cured.

CuTIcURA REMEDIES are the greatest med
cines on earth. Had the worst case of Sail
Rheum in this country. My mother had II
twenty years, and, in fact died from it, l be-
lieve CUTICURA would have saved her life. My
arms, breast and head were co cred for three
years, which nothing relieved or cured until /
used the CUTIcUHA REsoLvEyr.
j. w. ADAMS, Newark, o.
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Eczema on Baby Cured.

My baby has been troubled with eczema on his
face neck, head, ears, and entire body. He was
one mass OF scabs, and we were obliged to tie
his hands to prevent his scratching. / have
spent dollars on remedies without effect, but
after using one box CuTIcuRA and one cake Gu.
TIcURA Soar the child is entirely cured.
cannot thank you enough for them:
f. w. BROWN,
u Null St. BROOKLYN, L. D.. N. Y.
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room once in a while, but if they become
frequent visitors, it does not take them long
to ascertain their surroundings, and they
avoid the place as though it were pesti-
lence. SMITH ID. Fry.
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Pray do not imagine that am a woman
hater. like them all, and / believe that
they sincerely like me, for l treat them
well and with all consideration and genteel
courtesy. But every day, and sometimes
every hour, some new story is brought to
me by one woman about another, and not
ipfrequently they assail the character and
reputation of their fellow-clerks in a most
reckless manner. l tell you, if any man in
this division were to speak concerning any
woman here as the women speak of each
other that man would be shot down like
dog for defamation of character, and the
jury would exonerate the big brother or
father who did the deed. 1t is perfectly ter
rible.
Then again, they are so positive and
cranky. There is a strong robust girl down
in that room who might readily make a
good living over a washtub and never once
complain of a weak back She is the pic
ture of health. She says that tobacco
smoke nearly kills her, and she can't stay in
a room where it is. For years and years
some Of my men have been accustomed to
having their pipes in their mouths and
their pens in their hands at the same time.
They need their smoke as much as a topper
needs his tipple, or q hungry man his food.
This girl was sent into my division, and
she Immediately raised storm about the
tobacco smoke. / cautioned the men to
smoke only one at time, and thus reduce
the amount of smoke in the room, at least
IS per cent.
That did not satisfy her. Any smoking
done within reach of her nose was scken-
ing. | felt sorry for her, and ordered that
there be no smoking during Office hours.
Thereupon, to satisfy that one woman 1
made every man in my division condemn
me for weakling and aputty woman. The
gentlemen could not work as well. nor as
contentedly without their smoke. 1t raised
more indignation than you can imagine.
reasoned with the men that smoking is a
bad habit anyway. and not proper during
office hours but they answered me that in
their perverted judgments the smoking was
all right, but it is all wrong to have women
in office with them"
"But there are two men smoking now. L
thought you ordered it to be stopped.
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AR. ALTMAYER q co.
SsaSfa50 narzszsns
$T7 TW ,
ALTMA YER'S
New Years Greeting.
May trouble die with the old year,
And joys be born with the new,
May care and pain be banished.
And blessing born to you.
New Years Greeting.
TRUE TO OUR PROMISE.

On January I'd, 1888, we
inaugurated the system of
giving to our patrons weekly
bargains and sensational
drives from the many differ
ent departments which this
large house contains. We
stated on our mercantile honor
that during the year each
department. in its turn would
have week of unparalleled
bargains. We have been true
to our promise, and our
patrons have been shrewd
enough to take advantage Of
our offers. We cannot i'm
prove on this system other
than to cut the prices, if pos
sible, still lower, SO will con-
tinue it during the entire
year of 1889. As a starter for
this week we offer unexcep-
tional values from several of
our most important depart
ments.
writer may aim at description of the fol-
lowing beautiful bargains, but his words will
nj q m n n
them justice by pen pictures. They must be
seen to be appreciated. See them.
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CLERKS In WASHINGTON
ARE WOMEN OUT OF PLACE IN
GOVERNMENT POSITIONSa

An Ungallant Crusade Against. Them
by Chief of Division-Ee Says They
Are Jealous, Spiteful and Cranky
The Women Lobbyists and Their
Influence.
copyrighted 1881
WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-"The girls al
ways treat me with respect, and they are
uniformly pleasant in their intercourse
with the clerks of the opposite sex. But,
Great Scott! you cannot imagine what a
crowd of Kilkenny cats they are when they
get together"
The speaker was chief of division in
one of the executive departments in this
city. 81 don't believe" he continued, "that
women ought to be allowed to hold govern
mentpositions. Why? Simply for the reason
that they are women and cannot forget
their sex even for moment. The men
who sit at desks in the same room cannot do
any better work than the women, and am
frank to confess that l wish some of them
could do as well as the ladies in my division
when they work. But the men never
waste any time looking over each others
work, finding fault, criticising, and saying
spiteful things, merely to be doing some
thing mean The women do these things,
and it is useless to disguise the fact They
are envious, jealous aud hateful toward
each other ...... -s,..
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SILK PLUSHES 55c.

Another large invoice of beautiful Silk Pushes
in all the very newest shades, price SOC. Quality
still better than last lot
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SILKS OOc.

Black eros Grain Silks always sold by us for
81 30; others sell the same goods at SO IS; our
prices this week 99c.
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FANCY VELVETS.

Our entire stock of Fancy Silk velvets, worth
from 81 TO ST. down TO SOC. to 81 80. This is the
greatest cut In Velvets we have ever known OF.
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12 Null ST., Brooklyn, L. d., n,
Eczema on Hands Cured.

Two years and half ago Salt Rheum broke
out on my right hand. IL appeared in white
bsters. attended by terrible itching, and grad.
ualy spread until II covered the entire back OF
the hand. The disease next, appeared on my
left hand. / tried many remedies. but could
find no cure until obtained the CuTIcuRA RIM
FDIEs which effected speedy aud permanent
cure JAMES r. KEARNEY,
2e4 Wood Avenua netroit.
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DRESS LENGTHS.

See our display of Combination Robes in
Broughton street window. Note the prices.
Some have been reduced from $28 90. Now Ia
the supreme opportunity for you to purchase q
Robe at about half price.
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Sold everywhere. Price. CUTiouRl, Soc; Soar,
&c; REeoLsEgr, 81. Prepared by the PoFTER
Dnua AND CHEMICAL Co. Boston. Mass.
gD-send for How 20 Cure Skin Diseases, 81
pages, % Illustrations. and 100 testimonials"
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pipVig Skin and scalp preserved and beautl
DADI ned bY CprlcfnA MrpInATKp Soar.
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SHOES.

Ladies' French Kid Hand-Sewed Button Shoes.
a regular 81 shoe, down 20 o. 80.
Ladies' French Kid. MacbineSewed Button
Shoes, a regular 81 shoe, down 70 81 40.
Nothing equals these stylish and popular
shoes. We have long been trying 70 get them
down 70 Five and let live" rates, which our
wide-awake customers require. and now for tho
first time these bright trade-makers arc offered
nj popular progressive rates. We are thu
Leaders Regulators and Controllers OF Low
Prices In Fine shoes OF all grades.
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writer may aim at description Of the fol-
lowing beautiful bargains, but his words will
fall short of the mark. IL is impossible to do
them justice by pen pictures. They must be
seen to DO Appreciated. See them.
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MISSES SUITS 07c.

Here we offer another Of those rich oppor-
shape of 800 Misses and Children's Ready
Made Tricot Suits, beautifully trimmed with
white braid, price &C.; would be cheap at 81
National Republican., 1888-04-18
TIE SMALL TutNGs or DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
CITY.

owen = nuny IN, purchased uf Bridget
|cn,law for $1,000 lot 30, in square SjS,
W H. Lowdcmilk was drawn yesterday rs
upriit Juror tu fill the vacancy In the panel Ui
circuit cont NO. >.
The commissioners have been asked 10 lay u
water main un e. street between Tenth aud
Eleventh streets southeast.
rn trial or Ferdinand King. ox. x.sccrctary OF
tlr Eleventh Building Association, charged
will rmhy,irmcut, lu, been set for trial tu.
lnut"v.
The commissioned pensions has been al
N,ri ny tucgram that Marx Joy wds arrested
nj rIuysyillU. Ohio, ON the ith instant, for
lrnud' IN connection with pension claim
N,ucin' public meeting is to he held next
rlWs ,uy evening uf Mount Vernon Council.
Nu. lO Ir order OF lnitcl American Nc
rhuic>. NJ Baum, HAIL, Fourth and East
capitol streets.
Charles Imculn.whu was sentenced byJudgr
~uvll in the police court Oct. last tu ninety
Jay, In Jail rur an assault upon George II.
clancy, pud who took an appeal tn The crimi.
nal court, was tried IN that court Yesterday.
verdict ut guilty was rendered,
E,N. Father UoMclly, at the head ul u
south Washington delegation visited the cons
rni~.iuu,r~ Yesterday and advocated tlr
,u'laru huiWccu First and Third and u ANA Y
streets southwest for u new anton depot.
Ilrruwmi,sion"r- haze authorized farmer,
tuuriNr their cattle uud sheep along Grant
H,,uur tu boundary and Twelfth streets. an |
iIuic, down Twelfth street tu Louisiana ave-
utlr. between the hours of ~ o'clock p m AMI
Gam.
National Republican., 1888-04-18
Nor LnkrLY no BE CONVICTED.
The iIuckNier Charged with Outraging
Eosanna Graves.

HOsanna Graves,
The trial of Timothy sullivan, the huck-
>tcr charged with rape and assault with in
tent to commit rape upon Rosanna Graves,
half.wiitcd girl, ON Mar Is last, at No. l22
Il street northwest. was begun in the crmi-
nal court yesterday afternoon before Justice
Montgomery Assistant District Attorney
lipscumb prosecuted the case and Mr.. A.
B William, looked after the prisoners in
tcrc>t~.
The prisoner l. u Young white man. barely
Of age, and rather respectable looking, He
was very nervous. and Kept continually pull
ing at the few hairs lust appearing on the
upper lip. and his eyes had the appearance
Ot recent weeping.
Mr.. lipscunIb In hi, opening address said
that he would prove that on the day in Qucs-
ton the dclcndnnt who was u huCkStcr,
called ut her house and iiiuling the girl
HluuC rHyishCd her
Mr.. Williams said that the defense did
not deny that the defendant was discovered
A. claimed by the prosecution. but they did
deny the charge ur rape aud would prove
II was II case OF consent.
RuSunna Graves was the first witness for
the prosecutions, and as she took her place
in the hos her hclplcs-nrsN was apparent
She was dcfOrmrd, pitahlc.luolling girl
tur woman: her feature, we're drawn IN con
tiury directions. and there was not u sem
hHncc Of intelligence in her cOuntcnnncc.
An imrcdinrnt IN her speech made II al
most Impossible to understand word that
,hc said, and questions had to he asked in
the most simple manner or her mind would
seem unable tO grasp their import. and ,lg
would gaze nt the lawyers with vacant
stare. Her story was unconncCtcd AMI con
Trajectory. and the greater part Of II too in
decent for publication. ShcGt first said tina
sullivan shut the door and Knocked her
down, and later that he asked her To lie
down, and she did The unexpected return
ran out the front way to get IN officer, She
assisted sullivan to escape 10y the back way.
Patrick Graves. the father of the girl, told
~ sad and pitiful story. Ills wife was dead,
and this child kept house for him, while lie
and h> sons were away at work. On the
day In question hc came home from work,
and then described the scene he found there
He went To the door for an officer, and the
defendant escaped hy the back way. In
response TO question by Mr.. Williams he
indignantly denied that his daughter was a
person of loose character
Frank SnOOks and Jos. Fit2smmons, two
NOllng men, were the next witnesses for the
government. hut they knew nothing of the
affair
Officer llugun testified to the arrest, and
That when he told him the reason sullivan
laughed and said that it was not the first
time that he had been to see Rosannu.
DR. T.. {. {. Winter testified to assisting
in the examination of her and that no
bruises or injuries were discovered on her
person.
At this point the court adjourned for the
day III the light of the testimony the
lrosccutiOn does not expect to convict
National Republican., 1888-04-18
KNIGHTS OF THE GoLDEN EAGLi
The Grand Demonstration In Honor of
the Supreme Castle Meeting.

The Grand Demonstration In Honor of
the supreme Castle Meeting.
The grand demonstration Of the knights
of the Golden Eagle ON Tuesday, May 22
next, in honor Of the Supreme Castle of the
United States which comvCnes here on that
day. has been fully and carefully arranged.
Lieut.. Gen James H. O'Ncill, commander
Of the military feature Of the X. q. H.. aud
Sir Knight Harry q. Rcincke, editor of the
X. G.. T.. newspaper, both Of Philadelphia,
arrived here Saturday and remained until
Sunday evening. during which time they
were the guests Of Sir Knight Jared ". Bit.
ting, chairman of the general committee,
In company with Sir Knight T.. q. Schufcr,
secretary Of the committee, ut 43l Eleventh
street northwest, the party drove over the
proposed route aud the same was decided
upon.
Applications for quarters are coming in
rapidly from all over the United States, and
the committee find they have greatly under
rated the number expected here
The general committee has been divided
into the following subcommittee, to enable
them to perform the work allotted to them
more carefully:
Reception committee consists Of entire
committee, as In, already been published.
Ways and means cOmmittcc--W. j. Fer
guson, Y. l.. folsom. It, W. Schneider, a.
Willigc, =. u. Oitcrhack G. y. Raum, TlOs.
Baker, Wm. G. Biting, Geo. Wa llcislcy,
Edw Flick. W :. Marks. G. +. Scott and
j. u. /. Fonda.
Hotel committee Edw. Fi"k. H. Will
ligc, Thomas liakcr. and Andrew Poulson.
Press committee, B Conner, j, j, Fin
ley. Noolman Gibson, and T.. l.. folsom.
6 Public comfort committee Willigc,
Thomas Baker, {. :. Guy, ID. \. Mcdonald,
Edw. Flick, [. f. Scott, and j. V. McClain.
Music CUinmittcc-Gcorgc W. llcislcy, H.
Nanncman and j. V. McClain.
Transportation committee. 5. Guy.
Edw. Flick, G.. f. Scott, W. :. Marks. asl
i. B. Fonda.
Printing cOmmittcc-II, NJ. Schneider, y.
T. Myers. and T.. l.. folsom.
The chairman and secretary eN-oflicio
members Of all committees. These commit
tees are working hard, not only to make
this the most brilliant asscmblage OI the
order ever witnessed, but also the most
successful ever rendered the Supreme Castle
ut their annual session.
National Republican., 1888-04-18
Sururi.inr Their Pastor,

TIE members of -. Paul \. VI. l.. Church.
un Eighth street southwest, surprised their
la>tor, Ecv. c. W. fitAhugh at his residence,
ON II street, last Monday night. and presented
fim with an oder fOr II tine suit of clothes.
and brought with them Il silycr'm"untcl silk
umbrella hat. slippers, and other valuable
presents Most ut tie membership of the
school and church were present. Mrs, Maria
nugla,a. presented the suit on behalf OF She
cluIch. aud Miss A-lrs Chase The other thil4,
on lar ui the sabbath school McsSr..
,i,urgc Swallwoud. Alfred Brown. Charlie,
Crawford. Ford MuSlv. and Joseph Thompson
represented the officers of the church. Me-.
dame. llrrh,rt Lucas. Nmns, THOMPSON,
rIusr Carter sanford, liaily, Dyson, McGEs,
and Oth,r., 81 the church. and Misses Ella Y.
rrInulril. rmnn Duglu,>, MrNmI B'll,
Mary smith uud Miss Dyson, oi the sunday
.chOpl Hri other friends, We're prc'rnt. The
mock hnd u -rHll mucting With their pastor,
ami wished him'. pleasant trip 10 tlr confer
rrCc thIt assemblies IN Baltimore To- dag.
Ely yuur clothing for yourself aud hoy,
iruuiir.i hands, H>Cn'an liru>., cor. itl y H.
tlruniN manufacturing tUl"rS aud clotlrr'
in Wa hingtun.
National Republican., 1888-04-18
rolrnr nnl.l to.nlgllt Marion Nlhe. rnlr.
building Permits.

Tie following building permits were issued
yesterday W. $. French, 10 huild one brick
dwelling AZ 1896 V street northwest ~ a cost
Of 5000; John ShChun. to build three brick
dwellings at 5l1 TO 81 second street south
west. at cost Of 5000; John NlcGrcgor, To
erect two brick dwellings N lll0 AMI 1921
south Carolina avenue southeast, at cost OF
Si.COO: y. r. lIaler, to erect three dwellings at
l.In to 1851 Tenth street northwest, at q cost
Of $4,000 j. +. DicndOnnc, TO build one brick
dwelling M III u street southeast. ut Il cost Ot
$500: Mrs. p. \. Whitehead, to build one
brick dwelling at 1906 l,hodc Island II ycnuc
northwest, Ht II cost oi Sla.eOO, aud Mrs. Leon
daa CuylC, to erect one brick dwelling 1T liV
street northwest, at a cost of SlS.Oh.
National Republican., 1888-04-18
,,EHlor. CRIMES CHARGED
In Some Of the Indictments Presented
bN the Grand Jury.


The grand Jury yesterday returned the fol
lowing indictments and were excused until
Monday next;
Edward Skewman, Edward GOlway. aud
.Iaiuc, Cuarlc-, charged with robbery in
stealing 10 cent. in silver from the person
Of William Armstcnd Oh April last.
Clayton Mitchell and Joseph SOmcrs,
housclrculiing IN the night at the stable of
WIN. l.. Drury and stealing nineteen
pigeons, valued ut S5!. on the night Of
March -, last.
Charles Williams, assault with intent to
cumuit rape upon Laura j. Crawford on
April Blast,
Joseph VI. Chase. manslaughtcr in calls-
in" the death OF Edward \. Paul on the
Fourteenth street road 10y riding against him
with horse on March ~ last
. James johnson. manslaughtcr in causing
the death OF CaIharinc O'Ncal ON March /;
last ly knocking her down with buggy
in which be- was riding.
National Republican., 1888-04-18

Mr. William Wolf Of New York, and Miss
Sadie \, Crawford Of P!itsburg, were quietly
married yesterday morning by the Rev Julius
H. Wolf. a brother of the groom, at the resi-.
d,ucc Of the brides uncle, Iuhu Lawrence,
c.0 Twelfth and q streets. northwest III"
ct the Immediate relatives and friends of the
happy Young couple. The bride wore pretty
travelling dress Of steel gray aud bonnet to
rclurk train for New York, where they will
>tny Il short tiHr, a,tcY which they will ret urn
It'll city, which will nc their future home.
National Republican., 1888-04-18
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage Licences have been
is,ucd; George II, Cary, Of Howdlc, puE.. and
VI; riha N. Dunn, ut Waterbury, Conn; Basil
iiurtun al nt.un"T county Nln and
Annie lardrllu, Of tbs city; Edward i, lock-
ard lcyhn Massey, Charlie, Brown and Louisa
NtUu.-. samuel T. Hoover and Aluir VI. Ma
luurv. Fred :, Roc Hud Iia VI, lusil, Frrl +,
Sphulcr and Lo,rrhnr l.ngl", v T.. White.
more, Of i'iti-hur-, IA, and Christina ll"lut~,
~ tlAi- l,iIl-
National Republican., 1888-04-18
IyanwoId Hotel aud Ferry Company.

The ,uh,uI,diou books of the above CON.
Tuuy are now open at the Office of Gurlry
lnothCrS, l3ln I street northwest.
BY III" clnrtrr uf ~" Cumpuu" the capital
.tuck ol S5o,pOi- divided into $500 shares a.
>!o pmr lHr.
subscriptions viii be received for five ur
muir s,mrus. Iuyablc :! lrr share at tho
closing u' the .uh rliptim hooks and :? per
-lurr m,u'hy thereafter until paid.
National Republican., 1888-04-18
fitzgerald Admitted To Bail.

ntlcr MONTGOMERY in rHr criminal court
Yesterday placed the bail ut S?,nDO in thr case
ut Thumu. FitZac,ld, held hy the coroner 10
await action ul Ih" -ruVl jury uu the charge
If rnu.ing tie d"ul4 ui Maurice r. Rrldy by
hitting l'tl YIN % uh'rl a. sunday llot;
Juwr, N,hn 90 ono" qualified ur Sur'tir~,
uud hr was released.
AuuI,-Iuy. lrc; dnu"H- every n,Iht
National Republican., 1888-04-18
Infants and Nurses Caps.

asc Null Caps, tucked and sshirrcd, full
ruchc, lace trimmed, Toe during Special sale.
l9c Nurses and Mattresses caps for ice,
three styles of Swiss Caps. with lace trimming.
worth 2jc each.
a5c Stamped and Plain Aprons for l0c; one
yard long tuckS; deep hem.
THE PALAtS ROYAL.
National Republican., 1888-04-18
Long and Short Dresses.

'Sc Infants Long Dresses, tuck yoke, EN-.
mroidcrcd neck and sleeves, skirt ruillcd and
tucked, ;jc during Special sale.
9Sc Short Dresses, To years, tucked and
embroidered yoke, plated back embroidered
neck. yoke and sleeves, . clusters of bunch
tucks in Skirt Toe until Wednesday evening.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
National Republican., 1888-04-18
Its DclIracy Of Flavor and the efficacy Of

Its Dcllracy Of Flavor and the efficacy Of
it, action have rendered the iamuuS liquil
fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs immensely ppNH.
lar, II cleanse and tones up the "lpggch and
tcNvri,h system. di>prl> headaches, colds. and
,iu uud the many M, depending on 4 weak Ur
inactive condition of the Kidneys, Liver aud
RuwCi~, For sale ia - cent unh - bottles hy
nj leading druggists. Manufactured only by
the CaliGuu,it ti@ syrup Company san Fran
National Republican., 1888-04-18
Wonderful

nLD age was attained by Ann WiGncll. Of
" .amalca. who lived to he l46 years. by
Joseph Ram. also ot Jamaica. 40: by Elias
lioyle, OF England. i3i. and William McKcin.
ut Virginia, United States. who was l3O. IIu.
lnuuily will all reach these figures now that
- pure and medicinal ,n article as the q. o,
Taylor Bourbon and Rye Whiskey is bottled
by C. II. GRAVES ~ SONS, Boston, and SOLD
by cN cry reliable Grocer and Druggist
National Republican., 1888-04-18
secretary whitney on Crutcnc..

secretary whitney is improving slowly from
the injury to his ankle received during the
paper hunt" early last week lie left his
house yesterday for the first time aud at
not walk without the aid of crutchcS, but cx-
poets turcguin the full Use OF his leg IN time
10 attend the launching OF the gunboat York.
town and the dynamite cruiser at Cramps
YNrd. plilMOnlnln. on the 18th instnMt
National Republican., 1888-04-18
Corset and Bustle Bargains.

Our ijc Hand made Corset is the 81 corset at
some stores. The French Woven Corscts at
i5c are also superior value. These Corset,
during Special Sale SOC pair.
10 styles Of iSc aud 5Oc. Bustles for ilc until
Wednesday, April 49, at G p. m.
TILE pAIAIS RONAl.