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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-09

THE CHARLES A. voaElER CO.. Balsnssa. NJ
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-09
WAGNER & CHAB0T.
GrS6tes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
in Stadte.


8Oufaubiss eiari9tunsen fur
Qartcrs, S9lafs GB.5immer u. slide.
Evening journal., 1888-05-23
Per.nnnI pnrnrrnnh.

John F. Salisbury Of Dover was in
the city last evening.
James e. Grireuhurg, editor Of the
Seaford Weekly RevieW. visited the
EVENING JOURNAL last night.
KcKendrte Downham Of the Sussex
journal. Georgetown. stopped in the
city today on his way to Philadelphia.
Mrs. Ann E. Boyd and her daughter,
Bgry A. Durteuhofer. cf dsrris burg,
Pa. is on a visit 10 her relatives ia this
city.
Mrs. James B. Wells, a former resi-
dent Of this city is seriously i'll with
Brigh's' disease at her home in harris
burg, Pa.
g, s. WoolIey. formerly OF this city.
was here yesterday. He has lust re
turned from Admission. Ala. and speaks
in glowing terms OF the future Of the
new South.
Charles Blickle and wife were given
calathumpian ssrenade at their home,
1ls6 W Ssh St. last evening. by the
members of the Ptenix Fire Company.
The musical footing OF b0Yns chimed
with tho rasping sound of the rattle
trap until nearly midnight.
Evening journal., 1888-05-23
Hers and Thsre.

There are less then 10 900 Qlakers in the city
o. fhtisoeinhifi bur their nRgregaie wealth -
over QW0,0O. This richest of taem all esti-
IA listed At 5 0U0, 600 lives on Si,2e0 a year
senaio- Salisbury Of this state. Il Is stated. Is
the only bachelor iE the Uaited States Senate
Miss Francas II Mitchell of Phiiadelchia hss
rec ived tho dsgre- 0f doctor OF philosophy
ON the laivsfai.y of Zurich
Crown Prince wiliism % Germany, inheriss
his motha' gift nf drawing. Two of his pic-
tnTss were sold e Anciiou "A Berlin recently
aud bronaht good prices.
Ths late Edward 8. Duaster. a professor IN
The lniyefsifF cf Iirhigan for "a years past,
was q descendant az iiea,y Dunstei, the fret
president OF Harvard College
= mixture of lne aand sud plaster OF peris.
wet no 90 the lhintuess Of mush, and appiied
wl n o.Hat knife, VIII mend snlnll Troublesome
holes IN the wall.
Nice tabiecloths and napbirs should not be
allowed 10 become much foiloi 20 that ihee
will require vigorous fugbing with soap or in
hot water
Y, when Obliged to be on Ycur fee. oil day,
you change your h es several time IS for fresh
pair. you W 4 b. ss,o1ishfd how much iE win
rest the lifed ieet, ios no TWO sho.s press the
iootin the same part
Tarpeniine mixed with ca7bolic asif aud kent
n oaeu vesaels about ths ro3m will, it is said
greatly lessen the fisx 8 c3ntacion la scarlet
fever, ciphtlaeria aad kindred diseases.
II is well % Fonem5ar hat too much tlulng
renders clothes yellow q ter q tiIua. lnexper-
lsnead or careless sefvants think the more hlu-
ing in he water the better for uhe wash anc IT,
ls fi1ull matter to corpinca them thaf the
eethes will look FAR bstler Il oaly small qrsr-
uty IS used.
a so'utio1 % equsl parts Of cum arabic and
plaster os paris camCnts china and earthenware.
0ileloths viii last longer IL one or two LAYERS
OF wadoed carpet iiaiag are laid under them
To make Sins shine wash In hot soarsude. din
a dnmpeued cioih IN fine Cd coal ashes then
polish with dry ashes.
The mcss sensational news that came from
Washinet9n recently WAS the announcement
that Attorney GeperHi Garland had forSaken
the hat which he has w7sn Tor IL years aud sp-
peared In brand new white STRAW.
The new $50 silver certificates are said
10 be very hsndsoue. A gleat many people
viii undoubtedly want them.
here are now p creuatorles in Europe.
where more than 40 ircinesetions took place
last year.
A gambler Is reported to have lost over
500 COO, all his properly, at a faro bank In
DAnver one day last week.
The prizes to be paid by the Manhattan Club
Tor the Stewart palace ia New York Is $3.50, eco,
wilsh Is much below the cost.
Evening journal., 1888-05-23
city Nexvnin nraef.

There was one person naturalized
yesterday by S. Redmond Smith, clerk
OF the district court.
Frank CafswslI and brother, r. A.
Carswell, are the owners OF a number
OF handsome collie dogs.
Bishop Scarborough Of New Jersey
will administer the right Of cousicma-
tion ia Calvary Church on Thursday
evening, 1ay 81.
DR.. BlockBom removed a large eplin-
ter from a boys hand this morning
received while working in haran and
Holling5worth Compauy's yard.
G Co.. d. n. g.. has named COM
mittee TO meet similar body from II
Co., ID. n. G.. Of New Castle 10 ar
range for 10 int excursion ef both
organizations.
Az Municipal Court this morning
Mary Burns, charged with heing drunk
and disorderly, WIS fiued 81 and costs.
William Welch was fined 81 and costs
for drunkenness.
The constitution and bylaws Of the
Master Builders Exchange has been
adopted and printed. Some OF it's
provisions are saia 70 be arbitrary and
nor ia the usual spirit Of the lssocia-
tion.
Evening journal., 1888-05-23
CITY DEPARTMENTS.
of the BOARD Of KgeaIth,
mn rInn NA -. ar...n. n.n aa.an..

NeettngN OF inc Hoard OF h9ealths
nno the Water CommIssion.
The regular meeting of the Board Of
Health was held last evening, with
President Draper presiding. q large
number of complaints were read, and
nuisances were ordered nbated. 1t ia
the intention of the Board to prosecute
all persons who do not abate nuisances
within the five days after notice is
given. Licenses were granted to
Daniel p. Hamilton, Cotter & Williams,
james II. Winchester & Bro, John w.
Riley, John e. johnson for cleaning
cess pools, for the coming year. The
secretary was ordered to notify the
garbage contractors not to dump gar
bage within one mile OF the city limits
without permission from the Board, as
the law directs. Adjourned.
The regular meeting Of the Board Of
Water Commissioners was held last
evening, President Porter in the chair.
The weekly payroll Of $407 IS was or
dered paid. The time for receiving
proposals for water power pumps was
extended until June 2. City Treas
urer r, r. Griffith reported as fellows:
Current expenses. STl,10S.41; bond
and interest S23,577 GO; special
s3, GOT gS; total of sos, e9l 0S.
The Street and Sewer Commission
held its regular meeting last evening.
The weekly payroll Of $172 &c was or
deTed paid. The following bills were
allowed: james ]. Riley, @4l0.33
Brandywine Granite Co, 1884 90;
Thomas L, Robinson, 80. a resolution
was passed granting the Wilmington
City Railway Co. permission to txtend
their lines over 11th st. bridge, to Rail-
road Ave, thence to Claymont ST. and
Nandever Ave., providing that the
work be done as the Board directed.
Cutters were ordered on Lowering ave,
also on jackson ST., aud a crossing at
Loveriug ave. and jackson St.
Joha T. Pierce was granted permits
sion to set AZ feet of curb on 9sd st.
between Tainall and West SIS. The
street commissioner was authorized to
uotifysowners Of wagons at 9th and
French Sts. to remove them to the
West side Of French below 3fd st.
The Chief Engineer was directed tc
prepare plans FOR grading Scott st. be.
tween Delaware and Pennsylyania
Aves. A lamp was ordered to be
placed at entrance to court on Locust
st. between Taylor and eth 50. q pc
tition with 1872 signers was read asking
that the street markets be aboliahed.
The friends Of the street markets cent
2 petition demonstrating again5t their
adjustment. Further action VIII be
taken az the next meeting.
Evening journal., 1888-05-23
ONE CENT.
PWEsByrEmIAN ASSEMBLY,.
Union with the Southern Church y
Beiicuse Question.

'A@Nt%A' &4AEhfkUAa
PHILADELPHIA May 90 The session Of
the FreepytefiAu General Assembly vester-
dav discussed overtures and home rniasiooa.
lev. DR.. Kerr Of New York from the
special committee on the overturss amt
down by the General Assembly on changes
10 the chapter of the Directory OF Worship
reiative 10 worshipping God ~ cNsripgv
reported that only l66 Preebytefians out Of
293 voted in the affirmative. and therefore
the chapter remains unchanged.
Rev. Or. Z d. Morris presented the home
mission report. 1t stated: Chnrchen crsan.
izad, 10, Sabbath schools. sri; Churches
huut, no; new church membe ,. 10 1s2.
churches contributing to the treasury az
the Board of Homs Miselcus. 4.G5l. These
hgurrs fan ligtle below those of l,st rear,a
report yet the indications OF heoltbfal and
substantial development of the hor.ia rnis
sions are plentiful. As an inata.1cs Il was
stated that the contributions to the cause
tad Increased from s65S. 456 in 1887 to
s1s5,6s' this year, and while the financial
year began with debt it closed for the flrst
t.ma "a seven years with balance Ia the
treasury.
lhs reported stated that there had been
maintnired 50 schools and 1i5 teachers
among Indian tribes, "a schools and As
teachers among the Mexicaur, ,ss schools and
u teachers among Mormous 10 Utah. To
show the growth OF the scheme from its in
cepticn in 1878 till now. IL was etated that
the receipts for home missions have in
creased from $4,000 per annum to g226.-
e02 50 this year. The report concluded with
expressions Of greterulness for the gen.
erosity Of the heirs OF the Lenox estate and
Of Robert Lsnox Kennedy.
Tie subject OF organization with the
Southern Church is tho one uppermost in
the miuds OF all the commissioners. There
is feeiing that 1t must not be spoken upon
or alluded to until the proper time arrives.
IL ia difficult to tell which way che wind is
blowing, but the fact remsina that the de-
ba g On Friday, as to the reunion or ths two
great divisions OF the Presbyterian Church,
win be not only an important episode ia
church history, but will add a pags or so
more 70 our country's history-lhnr is, il
the Southern Assembly does not itself ssttla
the matter JenDiieiv before Friday comes.
Evening journal., 1888-05-23
wedding Ea.r Rvenlng.

Charles L. Story and Miss Julia
M.rr were married in West Presby-
terian Church last evening by Rev.
A. N. Ksigwin. Over $50 persons
witnessed the ceremony. F. E. jan
vier, w. r. Humphrey, Robert o.
Janvier and Warren A. Farra acted as
ushers. Tho bride was attired in a
travelling costume Of tan-colored
Henrietta cloth with white roses and
smilax. The wedding ceremony was
performed az s.20 O'Clock and the
couple took the first train for Balti-
more, where the groom's relatives re-
side. They viii make their future
homo at se4 King St.
Evening journal., 1888-05-23
E,ecai polsttcsl pararrapI,s.

john p Mckee, Democratic candi-
date for sheriff. is in town daily work.
ing mp his chances.
The s0d ward Republicans met at
223 Monroe Sc. last evening and nomi-
mated Thomas johnson for City Coun-
Gil.
The 4lh ward Democrats held a
. business meeting last evening. The
claims of Austin Hapiy az the regular
party candidate for Council were pre-
scented by tkat gentleman himself.
The chair ruled however. that the
matter had been determined ia favor
- Isaac Diilin, the present Democratic
member. The ward association regard
Hanly's candidacy as buriesque.
Evening journal., 1888-05-23
Charged win Murder.

Joseph Hanley, young man who has
figured as light weight pugiliss, and
the proprietor Of saloon at Front and
Walnut SITS. which reiaices in TIE
name Of the Hot Potato, was arrested
in Baltimore on Tuesday last charged
with shooting man who was passing
up Eutaw st. Hanley was released
yesterday, having established without
dificulty that il was a case cf mis-
taken identity.
Evening journal., 1888-05-23
wIgwam, oonciave sna Casiis.

Washington Conclave, No. ., Hepta-
sophs or $. ". H.. spp1iuted an ex-
cursion COMMITTEES last evening.
All the Conclaves OF the order az
Heptssophs cs S. W. NJ, will attend
Scott M. f. Church next Sunday.
Rev Vaughn S. Collins viii preach.
Wilmington Division, No. 1, Uni-
form Rank X. Of r.. held its drill in
Smith Building last evening. About
SO members of Inc division will parade
on Decoration Day, accompanied by
the 1st Regiment Band.
At the regular meeting of Moriel
Encs mpmeut No. %, G. r. a., Of the
Knights Of St. John Of Malta last even.
ing, IL WAS decided 60 hold a prelimin-
airy meeting looking towards the
organization of new lodge. The SUI.
preme encampment of the order will
BE- held here IN September.
Evening journal., 1888-05-23
BAPTIST MISSION UNION.
Waat the second Days sessIo n
developed.

ANtAhEtAs
wAsH,NGTos, NAY 23.-Taa second
days session Of the American B5ptist Mis-
sionary Union began with Rev. Edward
Jadson. d D., iu ths chair. The election
of officers resulted % followg: rrca,dcn',
Hon. George A. Piilebury cf Minneapolis:
vice-presidents, Rsv. f. Colhy, ID, Of
Dayton. o., and Fraueis Wayhud, IL.
~, ef New Haven; recording peeretaIy.
Rsv Henry s. Burrege, D. D., OF Port
land, Ge., aud 6 hoard OF manags "a.
August s will be the Tooth 81 niversary OF
tae birth Of Aloniram Judson. aud in
honor OF his memory it was re,olved to
increase the income Of the society 50 per
cent and TO raise special Juisun centenary
fund Of slo00O0 BY tubsciipti,rs OF not
less ihia $1,000 eash. Res utinns were
ndopsed psttiouing tho Uni "a States
Government, the goyernman6 II tho Congo
Free steta and the Worla's Missionary
Conference 10 favor of tie prohibition Of
tbF liquor traffic ia Afrisa.
At the meeting Of tho board of msnaeers
Rev. Eiward Ju5son was chosen chair
maj Rev. NJ. H BIxby, recording eecre-
lary Rev J. n. Mirdsck aud Rev. Will
liam A Ashmors, corresponding fecfetaries
Z T. Coleman, treasurer. d. e. Linscott
and Jossph G. Shed, auditors; B j Cor
don, Franklin Johnsln. f. J. Adsml, A.
G. Lawson, J. b. ThomAa, freeman A /.
smith, George s. Harwood, George w.
Chipmaa and chessef w. Kingsley, txecue
tive committee.
Evening journal., 1888-05-23
GOLDEN EAoLa,s rnnsT DAY.
The supreme Councils First Dat,n
AessLOm In Anniinn1nn


WASHINGTON, May 20 The Supreme
Council, Kuights OF the Golden Eagle. met
here this moraiug in annual convent ion.
The report Of the supreme chief. Thomas
Bitchall OF Delaware. shoNa that three
new jurisdictions have been added during
the year. making 20 la all, representing a.
many states. Tbs number OF s.bordiuate
cAetles have been increased duriog the year
from 25S, with membershlo OF 25.ooO TO
400 castles with membership Of 90. 900.
The report OF the Supreme Master OF
Records shows a balance in his hands Of
Sa,7 D. The military branch is under the
command OF Lieutenant General James b.
O'Neili. aud represents large percentage
of the membership Of the order. Among
the ORGANIZATIONS present ere The First. Sec
ond, Third and Fourth Regiments q tho
Pennsylvania Diyisions. which are com
manded by ths following-narnea officers 10.
epectivelf: Brigsdier General NJ. II. Etsf-
ford, Philadelphia. three battalit ms
Col Austin Long, Philadelphia. three at
taiion; Col David A. Biggsrd PhIladell hia,
two b2ttalions and a delgg iiion from tie
Third Battalion; Colonsl w. 8. S. sefs.
Reading two bAttallons. Maryland d vie
lon. one battalion, Msjir u. n. Clon, Of
Baltimore, commanding; Delaware Diyit-
Ion, oae battalion, Msjor S,mael Wo ID. of
WILMINGTON, commanding; MaasAc luselts
Division, ons battalion, Mai,r w. w.
Pearce, Of Charlestown. commanding; New
Jersey Division, one battalion. Ne tlr IF.
Dubois commanding; Dia,rics Of Colunbia
Division, one bastaliou. composed Of five
castles. Colonel Woolman Glbson, lctirg
graud chief Of the District. clmnanllng.
Evening journal., 1888-05-23
xvaaI.inrtou Yreetcrdav.

The House ordered to third reading
bili combining the sale OF the products OF
convict labor to tee state in whieh.they are
produced.
The Ssnate passed the House bin creating
Department o. Labcr. The Senate by
vote OF 2S to y decided not to discnss the
Fisheries treaty in open sessioo.
Gen. SheridAn returned from the West
yesterday. end was taken sith nervous
prostration.
Evening journal., 1888-05-23
Heavy loss BY rire.

D. Telegraph to EvEEiSe JouHSAL.
MILFORD, DBL, MAY 23.-All the
out-buiIdings on Henry Ridgely's farm.
situated in Milford hundred. four
miles from Milford, were burned at
midnight last night. john I. johnson,
the tenant on the farm. lost eight
horses, l2 cows and al his agricultural
machinery. Tho loss on The buildings
is 81 200, and Mr.. Johnson's loes will
reach s., 600, on which there ia no in
suTance.
Evening journal., 1888-05-23
Vvnwasett xsun cluh

Tho Wawasett Gun Club Of this city
has been entered for the Northend
Gun Cluh tournament, which will take
place Nay 23, 20, 80 and 81 at the GEN
tlemen's Driving Park, Philadelphia.
On Kay so the Wawasest Club viii
take part ia the championship tourna-
meDt, fer which the first prize is 800.
This club has been in two other matches
in Philadelphia, and both times won
from its competitors.
Evening journal., 1888-05-23
card.

We desire to call the attention OF the
readers Of the JOURNAL to tho facF that
the Delaware Printing Company"
224 Market ST.. are successors TO the
James & Webb Company, and are
Printers, Stationers. Book Binders, and
makers of Blank Books. That they
have greatly enlarged and increased
the facilities of the old house, and are
prepared to fill ali orders with prompt
uess.
Evening journal., 1888-05-23

Painful Fala al an Aged Woman.
Mary e. Buckingham, aged IS years. of
Pleasant Hill. Del. while attending the
yesTly meeting OF Friends IN Phils delphis
last week, fell at the Peonsy ivania railroad
sration 10 that city snd badly bruised her
arm, reauaiDg a surgeon 10 dress if. She
is now doing well.
Evening journal., 1888-05-23
EKplosson Id pnnon1,s.

By Telephone % EvnsIse JouRxAL.
DUPoET's, May 22.-Two rolling
mills Of the +. /. Dupont de Nemours
g. Co.'s powder works. blew up this
evening at 53 o'clock. The roof az
the buildings wac blown off, but no
one was hurt.
Evening journal., 1888-05-23
Haae nan.
"a nnlrnn

4lb Detroit.
peirait, PEI, 9,.,s ,,.;,s......~ss.o 1 oo o.
batterie -Gprszen and Gsnz-l, and Tie0mb
and NTphy Base b hts-betr A. ~ NnN York
y, Erfors-De.r,i y New York, ..
At lnfianapo l.:
Boston .............l 0 o Il o x-4
q 4ttaries -shreva and Buckley, aud Powders
and alkolirse Rese aits- ndiAeApo ID Boa-
ton, krrsrs Indianapolis, Al Boston. I.
All he ic. .ese..''....0 > % os 20
louisville ....-...2 0 o . o.
hAuffiss- RAWnsy and kefips, nod wettlmore
and Guuaing Base hits Athlpiic. 81 LensgAie,
Errors Ath etlc. 4i Louisville, q
A. BrooklYa:
praaklyn. ....--....sl Q 4 4 10
Ksnsss City i / 1 o 0 o o o a
Batteries Huh and clart, and pcrier and
oiy, D 70 s-B.ooklys, ,; Kansas City,
AT Baltimore;
s. .'i'siIss' GoaI. ...........d ''''.'''' x
baitsriei- CauniochAm and O'Briin. and
krogt sui MiliiRan. "a = hita--eauNara, 3.
"a. Louie, z Err Baltimore. 9; Sc Louis G.
At Cleveland:
Chveiend ......,..l o.
Clncinneti .....s.0 0 K
3atierts GIlk anl thinner. ami Mull ne ard
Balfwin- Base hits Cleveland. q; Cincinnnt,
9. Errors Cleveland, s. Cinclnnal. g.
AZ Chicago:
Ch!cslo o........ too 20 0 0 o. .
Philr rdrphia......1 3 0 0 o.
ant Clements. BAH- hits Chicago. g; Phnsdei-
phia, 10. Errors Chicago, 9; Philadelphia, s.
AT P'ttaburg;
phtsburr 80 90 % 0 p
Washington. n.......0 O z G
BaiteTies Morris and Carroll. and C'pay aud
Deas ~ Base hits pittsburR. .. Washing.
tor, lsi Errors Pitt@burR, 5; Washington. 3.
1he standing np to date ID as follows.
Evening journal., 1888-05-23
PhiIadeIpnla Nas for shcrman.

The Philadelphia Daily EeEs presents
the following political analysis:
Another reason why the Philadelphia
delegation will not he for Shermsn is that
its preferences are not for hin. So far as
the individual preferences or the delegation
ereascarsainebie they stand about as fol
lows:
Evening journal., 1888-05-23
window Rurnsa orr.

The contents Of the window Of NJ.
A. & ]. +. Toner, 416 King ST., caught
fire at 10 O'Clock LAST evening, from
a match used in lighting she gas and
were entirely destroyed. The FIRE was
extinguishec by few pitchers OF
water. The loss ia about $50.
Evening journal., 1888-05-23
no the Ladies.

Children's Whise Dresses made to
order: Lsce Caps az slbarGain; also
complete line of Notions. Hukill &
Poist, S. E. Cor. 81 aad Tatnall.
Evening journal., 1888-05-23
The mnroralsr Room

Is booming, and 50 are the three B B 3
Cigars for sale by Ii. f. Bourbon &
Bro, wholesale and retail, 2i9 W. ID.
Evening journal., 1888-05-23

Wilmington Clearing Hcuse.
The exchanges OF the Wilmington banks
at the clearing house this morning were,
Sl3l. $50 SO, and the balances $le,zS41s.
Evening journal., 1888-05-23

The best is the cheapest. Try l. & G,
f)ars scld by Nichol-, Oh and King.
Evening journal., 1888-05-23

Hall Stands, new and cheap designs,
at johnson & Barnhili's, 207 Market st.
Evening journal., 1888-05-23
weather indications,

Wt&EHEF EWuXEMkKUMse
Delaware and Maryland. l p. m. Light
rain, followed by fair, warmer weather.
Evening journal., 1888-05-23
ASTONISHING
Bargains !!
PANIC PRICES.

A splendid opportunity to
buy dry goods at the lowest
prices yet. On account of
the lateness Of the season and
the precarious weather we are
having from day to day, bust
ness is not as good asit usual.
ly IS at this season Of the
year. Complaints are heard
from all parts of the country
that business is dull. Every
truthful merchant will admit
that trade Is not as active as
it should be for the month of
May. AS we are caught with
a very large stock of new,
fresh and desirable goods on
hand, and as as we need q
great deal of money about
this time, we have decided to
make things hum by making
goods so very cheap that pee
pie cannot help buying if they
are in need at all. 1t will pay
every shrewd cash buyer of
dry goods to visit our store
early and often, as we are dis
playing grand bargains every
day. CROSBY q HILL.
l case Of beautiful Crinkle
Seersuckers, all cream, at 3
cents a yard.
l case Of elegant Crinkle
Seersuckers. Fancy styles,
very attractive goods, at 5
cents a yard.
l lot half wool Corded
Dress Gooda to be closed out
at 5 cents yard ; worth 20
cents.
! lot Stevens single width
Plaid Wool Suitings, 10 cents
d yard; worth 25 cents.
At our Dress Goods Coun.
ter may be found lots of bar
gains which we have not space
to tell you about. We must,
however, mention a lot of
Evening journal., 1888-05-23
Ing % to date ia as follows.
LNlarE.
NOTES.

Manager Saarsig says Lyons will resume
bis position on the Athletic team mex. Sat.
urdey
Evening journal., 1888-05-23
BLACK SILKS.

Wonderful values at so, rs
cents and $1.00 a yard. Just
look at them and when you
are at the counter ask to see
our Black Rhadames at rs
cents a yard. Also the rich
and beautiful Golden Brown
Rkadames in three different
shades; special drive at Sc
cents a yard. Now don't go
to Philadelphia and pay $1.O0
a yard for the same goods.
Evening journal., 1888-05-23
Lace Curtains,

A large assortment Of styles,
from Is cents to $6.5Oa 8 pair,
special value. Compare with
anything offered within q
thousand miles Of this city.
Special Offering Of Quilts
at S7ae, S1OO, S1.25, 81 80
and $1.75. TO see these goods
is to buy at sight, as the
quality and prices are all that
can be desired.
Immense Bargains in
Hosiery, Gloves, Under
wear and Hamburg
EEnbr0iderTes.
Be sure and visit these dc.
partments and see for yourself
wkAt magnificent goods you
can buy for very little money.