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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-16

The summer shutdown Of the flint glass
factories Of the country has ended, and
100 factories, employing G,OOO men, have
resumed work.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-16

SOCIETY MEETINGS.

>-S~~~NNoOcNc~~~o~~~N~o~ ~o~~~~~0~~~~~~NcN~~-~-~~~
H. T.. cHURcH-Rev. J. w Tay'o:, Pastor.
Services at ii o'clock a. m. and ~ p m. Sum
day school at II IN. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening at 7l5 o'clock. All ar, COR
daily invited to attend
G9AYLING LODGE, No $3.50. +. & A. NJ,
meets In regular communication ON Thursday
evening on or before the full of the moon.
Transient members are fraternal'y invited to
attend. J.F. HUM, w. M
A. TAYLOR, Secretary.
MARVIN POST, No 240, @. A. r., meets tho
second Saturday and fourth Friday in each
month. WM. WOODBURY.. Post Commander
A. TAYLOR. Adjutant.
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Proposals.

AouEpUcT COMMISSIONERS oFT1cE,
Room 300 stewart Building. No $50 Broafvayf
Naw-YoRX, May 4. 1888
ITO CONTRACTORS
BIDS OR PROPOSALS for deepening and finishing
Shaft No "a OF the new aqueduct aud con-
sructing Head Rouse connected herewith and doing all
complete said shA az called Tor IN
and specifications on file IN
Office Aqueduet Commissioners will be received at
this once WEDN EsDAY. the 28d daY OF MAY. lsS5,
o'clock which place and honr they VIII DO pub
cy opened by the Aqueuc Commssoners and ihe aNarl
OF the con finishing sad material VIII
be made By said Conmssoasrs thereafter posi-
bic.
Blank forms Of slh approved contract aud the spechca
tou proposals and envelopes Tor
their enclosure Of bends and also the plans for
said work other information be Obtained AZ tho
above OH application 70
TIE Secretary.
By order OF the Aqusduct COMMISSIONER
JAMES L. SPENCER, President
JOHN c sHEEHAN, Secretary.
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Cost ano fonn6.


NY person holding laying claim TO bank book No.
"A l7S 434 OF the Union Dime savings Institution Is not-
fed TO present at the bank as new book Is about TO
be issued
7 OsT-Bank. book No. 33i, GIG Bank for Savings 81
IL Bleecker-s-, New-York payment stopped- fleaSe
return book 70 Bank
7 T-Pass-bock 30 64,1S0 OF the East River say.
IL Institution Finder please leave lt az the BANK
Chambers-st All persons are cautioned not 10 pur-
chase negotiate the same
-OST OR sToLEN.-Bank.book No 2l6 s94 OF the
i E,mlgrant Industrial Savings Bank Inc nnder wiz
be rewarded on leaving II at the Bank No 81 Chambers
st JOHN BRANDON Depostor
I OST-BaDk book No. 1872 73l, on Dry Dock SAVINGS
IL Rank Any person having claims upon s7id book
are called upon TO present the same 70 the Bank wtnh
40 DAYS or the said book will be declared cancelled ana
extinguished, and new one issued In lieu thereof
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Che Curt.
Ocean Cleaners.

TNNIAN LINE U. S. and Royal Mail Steamers
Il FOE 9gELNsTowN AND LIvERPooL,
CITY OF CCHESTE5E ssaSaSy Asy 90 ~ 70
CRY OF RICHMOND SATURDAY, June 2 Il 80 p m
oht From Imam Ples foo, Of G4ad.s ?sE;sy Gis{
IN $50 PETER X WEIGHT sH;f SONS General Agents
~ HITE STAR LINE
FOR oUEENNsToW w! An AND LIX " yT2 r,s
sBALTiC, capt smith, saturday, May 49, II a. m.
GERMANIC Capt. GoadsIl Wei, May e. g 80 D m
BRiFANNfc Opt O- Parss We'd Juae 10 D. n
Tg9m White sta. sc6 dock foot o. Te1 s1d 1oA'
tickets favorable steerase from Or 70 the od
eegg e s2Gred on i these sssme sS5 ss
curslon. s65 Forf Inspection Of plans or other
apply " the c0TP sRG EMS fs AZ 4 n,i sso'd
Baltic. Saturday MAY 10. Republc saturday, June 10
Steersge and Second Cabin passengers Only The latter
Of the saloon and tie saloon deck Rates es5 Exeur
sion $50; steerage $40 Apply az the eompsnys oehse
Al Broadway. or 70 any local agent
CoMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANsATLAN-
SgE TEFNcH kaNE ES nAyEE
f san S ssa ~ NAY asy is y m
LOUIS De SBEBI&S Agent No Bowling Green
NCHOR LINE. U. 5. Mail Steamships
ct NEwY2RSSSx E ZAP a. r wsdnssSsS June 49,
and every fourth Wednesday sherssftsr
Saloon 20 va s!s.;fb s 6Esk i'' ESQ
clrcassa, May 10. noon Ethiopla, June noon.
gTss' May s9 nAgow snf bSh E1q E1SEfo5
or sEI.FAsT CABIN ESQ and SEQ .o
Travellers creuar Letters oed and Drafts for any
Amount issued At lowest current rates
HE aSf sfSs b iS5i Bowling eresSe
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Country Boar0.

OoHHllU Doelo.
A FEW BOARDERS TAKEN farm location high
"A and heahful convenient railroad and boats; terms,
SIS per week Address Mrs. q. b. FLAGLER New
Hackensack, Duchess County, n. Y.
L AMILY OF ADULTS offer rooms with frstclass
L board; % miles from NewTork few minutes from
station farm near lakes Address H. NJ, Tribune once,
No. 150 East 125th-st.. N. J.
DLFASANT HOME for INVALIDS.-Be beautiful grounds,
trees river view stable accommodations aty In charge
a professional nurse. Address MISS STUART, sherman
Place Grand-avo.. Newburg N. Y.
RUNNER B0ATD-A beautiful pFIvate home for sum
- mer guests; families select party seek
ing hrstclass accommodations; large elegant mansion;
location high extended beautiful grounds OF several
acres lawns lawn tennis croque shade fruit gas not
and cold water stabing convenient TO depots
few minutes nearest about hour from city frequent
trains Address c. S., 1s2 Wllam-st, 81 door, or call
from 20 II.
<, UNNFR BOARD on pleasant fsrm among berkshire
- Ulls: 18th season. Special rates 10 families For
circular address J. A. ROYCE Lanesboro, Mass
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Eeriures dn0 Glfetiror.

THE TENTH ANNUAL MEETING Of the
4 IRterscholastlc Athlete Association viii be held
this afternoon the Manhattan Athletic Grounds s6th-
and SHAVE. at 80.
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Alnsiral Jnstrumenis.

-
A NUMBER or VERY SLIGHTLY USED GRAND
n upright and square pianos OF make, which wer'
specially selected and only used BY he artists OF the Met
season. Will be sold at liberal reduction from our regua
priceF PIANOS FOR RENT -
WILLIAM KNABE CO.. 112 5th-ave-, above 18th 81
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Professional.


A MANURNsIs, 6c.-By Engllsh lady for summer
n engagement from June H. amanuensi, companion TO
LADY, or companion chdcrn French German
&C. &C. experienced traveller; highest references. Adj
dress L. Mrs Rays and Miss Burnells School, South
borough Mass
4 THOROUGH business man, competent to take charge
"a OF any chlnery and used 70 the OF
open engagement where ability would be appre
cated would accept position Of outside manager col
lector bonds for faithful performance OF duties
Please address THOMAS BOX l3. Tribune Once
ITO INSURANCE COMPANIES.-A thoroughly compe-
and reliable inspector wants POSITION city or
travelling. Address INSPECTOR" Tribune ONCE.
NKTANTED.-By a Clergyman. With 10 years Of bust
w experience and ~ extensive acquaintance and IN
fucnce employment suited to his varied experience and
ability such amanuenss reviewer. proof reader col
lector cany2ssng for books is not desired but
delivering subscribers would receive attention best Of
given and satisfactory security given where
funds be handled Address stating requirements
and salary, CLERG IMAM Tribune Onice
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Couutrs properip for Sale anb 60 fet
EA1RYL AN ID.

The most beautiful country seat Long Island ior
sale going abroad sacrificed for haI lts VnIus
Isp and quarter hours from New-fofk Trans
plenty; 1: acres large velvety lawns m1ehnTen'
fountains marble and iron satuary graperyy BconOus
rosehOuse water tower electric lights in house ana
grounds; billiard and bowling alley; born for zen hofses
and cattle twenty dogs grove OF zen acres
trout brook and lake stocked Jersey cattle dofs &c
beautiful house. fifteen hot and cold wafer rare
and plants flowers luxuriant uit abundant gTen
within ten minutes or salt water anu rec
from mosquitoes; vertabe fairyland; completely fur
nshed; silver dishes. linen, srmor. &c price $4,000
Photographs can be at No. IVA futonst' second
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FURNISHED 6anses Go Eft.
ITO RENT FOR THE SUMMER-A large furnished
i house Lebanon Springs with barn, garden. &c
Apply Box 6, New Lebanon. N. Y.
" SUMMER OF 1888.
Residence OF the late
HENRY HOPKINS,
fully furnished with garden and stable
J. ROMANO BROWN g. CO.,
50 West 33d-st.
nor SUMNER RENT.-The furnished house OF the
L subscriber 3 minutes walk from Washington Staten
formerly owned by S. d. Plat containing ii rooms with
barn, orchard grove running water bath room &C also
house furnished on Maplest. Litchneld, i mile NON
Bantam Depet with IL rosms barnyRrd penv Il shade
and fruit trees For particulars inquire OF f. T.
ROBERTS ESQ., Iitchfeld or the subscriber Bantam,
Conn. T. ID. klLBOO IN
II AXE GEORGE adjoining Crosbyside Hotel fur
L. nshed cottage modern tennis court ice house filed
boat near enough TO hotel take meals II desired
STOCKWELL, SIS Liberty-sk
& HORT HILLS N. J.-Fully furnished house for three
- four months from June l. Running water, bath
telephone, burglar alarm, &c minutes from depot use
OF stable IL desired
graphs may be seen.
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Connirp propfrtn manieo.

IN THE COUNTRY. Small furnished cottage wanted
from June Is for three months for fanny o. I'VE
ADULTS within three hours from city; meal 70 " Iu
nisbed by boarding house in vicinity. Adncsss Win
terms and references Is. r., Tribune once.
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Dressmakins.

Dressmakins.
nREssNAKE R--By corpeten: and experienced cut
~ and designer viii work by the day IN private ia
les Address DRESSMAKER Tribune Uptown Orice,
Box %, 23s Bs0,dway. --------
nREsSMAKER-By frstelass dresmaker by the n gay
- cut nt and drape OF take woim home pINse
highest rsferencer. Addfess CpeoNh
Office, 1,236 broadway.
n REssMAKER by the day eat o. and orspe terms
~ reasonable. Call at 20 West 24thst
Il IflST CLASS FffTER and DRAPER wishes more en-
gagemens BY the day city references Address II D.,
Tribune once, $50 broadway.
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giin 11ropertD 90 Get.

'To LET.-Four.storJ house In Vest 7Sdst, between
= 9th ami 10th ayes cabinet 1hsL +. q. BOURNE,
agent CLARK Estaic, 20 West 2sd-sl
321 MADlsON.AVE COR l3D-sT.-The larger
~ portion Of steam heated. furnished corner house
ule cvnef Fescrvine rooms) let from Nay !
Apply on premises from . 70 p NJ
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6otels.

the SHERWOOD.
531 3TH-AvE.. COR. ATHEIST
VIII remain open during the summer months Rooms
facing South and West with baths always cool reason
able rates for transient guests
GEORGE MURRAY, Proprietor.
I ODGINGs-New- England Hotel, 80 Bowery; 200
Llight separate rooms, 40c. 5oc weekly, e. % s3
MANSION HoUsE.-Brooklvn HeiEhts
WI Directly opposite Wallst NewYork, 49,
Wast aud fulton ferries ant n,
Bridge; superior nodston. reaonabs rates. seocs
family and transient hotel 700 rooms
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Drp Goods

2 OOO Rolls China Mattings from 90 %, 40 yards
- UOO Manufacturers stock Velvet Carpets soc.
Sewing Rockers Andrew Testers sons 73174l B'wa
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from Mosquitoes vertabie falrysnd completely t1G-
silver ass' sem linen s%0i ia IS SuCh second
door -
AT MADISON. N. J.-FoR sALE.-Iargo modsrpiIed
"A od.fa,hioned residence; repete with cCnyenences
station and Drew College ample ou,buidnrs siaoie
ul shade trees; model home place, 60 minute. from
New high natural elevation to Schools COS
'ei EpWARp p HAMILTON, 90 Broadway, once 3d.
"A rooms modern improvements BILE shaded grounds
HisSeS rent $50 exchange for Brooklyn house write
OWNER, SCI Atlantie.ave., Brooklyn
A T MOUNTAIN STATION, Orange NJ Fer l.; , Lease
mouss large residence stables acres. handsome lawns
sFgsfs p HArS co. % BrosdTay ' osos;
81 and SO.
A eENCY- FOR MoNTcLAIR; -fIandsore residences
year anu C f" S B III TUBBs, Beebsn.ss n Y
rent for the season situsted at Bolton on the borders
Of the lake convenient steamboat landing For terms
apply j. NJ MuNoz CT Llbcrty-st, New.YOrk City,
II OR SALE At PEEKssIIL YIHOqse - rooms ON
in village minutes from Depot Flag sidewalk perfect
sanitary plumbing hath ce se2e low a o ss a eSSn
Cali or addr.s. r. S. HAsBRoUdK, Peeksdu, n Y.
EoR sALE-DelightfuI country home TarlTyllle,
u barn sa r9q ree n sGop Gc
high commandg EXTENDED view o. he fan ct,
property win Be sS Fl W BROS h1H n IS m sGss on cay
side Mississippi River at st LSu . eSsT ctp T s e ON
as S .d uSnns back ' chicago
BAN S0n pr H1rSS Address s." ST. Iogs Tribune Uptown
Once on y, i.2ss Broadway.
oNG BRANcH-ELBERoN.-TO rent. -The Lyddy
ne Grant c9as an. nd Pullman SdH.a.
Apply for fu'' e. ai ISDDY ssi 5tSSve NewYO
M0NIcLAIR D. rsoSg . 9qae,P
succe e1sHi love 4 Parsons. 70 cedar.st. \.
COTTAGES lust short Eu5ET y rom P is
1aad ssS 81 on ry Sy
bsisncs monthly PAYMENT equal % rent Usually paid
T ps to ss preserve a neshboo including
q sss at e onee OF While sfs APS eet
sddressnr Hitchcocks Real Estate once. IL Chambers
ID rpGEF1ELD, ooNN-rne residences. with s outbgia;
i acres 10 Mtn& s Ssodd Ia sale
NRANcF N New brick and alttimbered country
u sesdence with oil city cOnyenenees bedrooms;
beautiful highest locations unquesuohaSy heS@J oAce
lent ssPS r fmaa%6N co. 90 Broadway
ORANGE n ITO MOrrs,own7 Prcperty near all sta
Epw S0I p. HAMILTON 4 CO. &c broadway Room g.
/ Desirable stores and Offices heated with steam and
erected on the main business street OF the city o. nor
wich Conn To parties wishing % start business ~
live ami growing city OF about 10000 inhaftah.s this
" p O. Box !. pa, Norwich Conn
rr,o IFT-Verv desirable residence OF 10 rooms, At
L bloomfield minutes walk from D. !. ~. w, l. n
depOt AZ minutes from New York garden, frult lawn
and shade rent low to q good party. MOORE HA1ES
Bloomfield n. j.
no- OO0 -Peekskilcn en- HUDSON. large house stand
sSe cottage Hs Ad !" vs ss ff am .
Of any sP 600 on n the Hudson s Rs r a
49, annv 10 RIEFR 4 SON.
~ ~'f oes Gth.ave., or 30 LibertT-st
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for Sale.

THE WORLDS HEADQUARTERS for everything
published patented in photography senography.
typewrtnG OF Shorthand machlncs. Renting machines
specially. TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS. 20 b way.
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findings. A"".
C. ---
n sr. LAWRENCE; ALEX.
Y-No malaria climate
o horses splsndid fshing.
Tho Crossmon."
4lst season
This popular hotel VIII DO
ooen Nav 1o 90 October /.
Hay fever or malaria IN:
known. send for Illustrated
Address c. CRossMoN y
SON, Alexandra Bar, NJ Y
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NEW AMERICAN

RICHrIELD SPRINGS,
WILL OPEN UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP AND MAN
AGEMENT JUNE 81 -
Partly refurnshed. elevator, cafe and billiard
ROOM For terms &C., apply address until June u,
EUGENE N. EARLE owner and Proprietor
o35 Flfth-aVe Ncw-York.
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WATER GAP HOUSE

THE BASS ROCK.
GLOUCESTER MASS.
Strictly nrst-elass with every modern convenience,
including hot and cold sea.waer baths Open June
TO october L Address
F. II. NUNNs, Proprietor.
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yEw-YoRK. Thursday. May IL, 1883
tn, following sales were Exchange and Auction
By Lespinasse Friedman.
one Sstory house. with lot No 2t7 East l05th,s!
ma 1863 fl OF 2d-ave. lot l6.3xlO0o; julia a
The Washington critic., 1888-09-15
THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

The b. and P. Railroad Company applied
for two permits yesterday to erect iron build
ings in this city. One is for large freight
house OH the west half of the square bounded
by Four-and-a-half and Sixth streets and Vir-
gnia avenue and street. This ground was
occupied until recently as rounu house. The
company desire to cover it with corrugated
iron building for freight purposes. They
claim that they have not sufficient room in
their other houses for handling freight with
dispatch. They also desire to erect CORFU
gated iron building on square 605, bounded by
II and and South Capitol and Half streets
southeast, TO be used for making repairs to
cars, etc.
The Commissioners have received from the
Illinois State Board of Agriculture request
TO appoint n committee OF three butchers to
select butcher TO represent the District at
the American Fat Stock Show, to be held in
IL to "a. Six hundred dollars will be offered
in premiums to the butcher most skilled in
killing and dressing cattle.
Twelve property-owners on South Carolina
avenue, between Sixth and Seventh streets
southeast have petitioned for new pump on
their square.
The Commissioners have granted the per-
init asked for by the American Street Railway
Association to build a track around Willard $
Hotel to exhibit cars and railroad appliances
from October to 20.
Major Raymond has returned from his trip
TO Boston and New York, where he inyesti-
gated the Sprague and Thompson system OF
electric railways.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-15
NO MORE OVERHEAD WIRES.
The Commissioners Issue an Order in A
cnrdance with the Anurouriation RiIl

The Commissioners Issue an Order in Ac-
cordance with the Appropriation Bill.
The act of Congress prohibiting the
erection of overhead electric wires in
this city after to-day viii be strictly en-
forced The Commissioners issued tho
following order on the subject to-day
Ordered, That the Superintendent of
the Metropolitan Police be instructed
to prevent the erection of any telegraph,
telephone, electric lighting, or other
wires on or over any of tho streets or
avenues of the city of Washington after
Sept. ., 1888"
The Commissioners discussed the new
law in board session today and decided
some important points arising under it.
In the first place they decided. that
the law does not prevent the replacing
after the 18th OF an existing wire that
may be blown down or otherwise slight
" damaged Attorney Riddle is of the
same opinion.
The question arose as to whether this
law repcals the one giving telegraph
companies the right to bnild lines in any
place where there is postal route. 1t
was decided in this case TO refuse per-
mits and to prevent the erection of lines
even by these companies, and let the law
be tested in court
The Washington critic., 1888-09-15
AMnSEMENTS.


AIbnugh's-"Midsumm Nights Dream"
Albaugh's Opera-lIouse opens the season
Monday night with grand spectacular re-
vival Of Shakspcare's midsummer Nights
Dream," produced by a great dramatic and
lyric cast, beautiful scenery and splendid cos
tunes In the cast are William Morris, Ed.
J Henley, G. w. Sutton. Minnie Seligman,
Harriet Ford, Katherine Alvord, Adolph Ber-
nard, Henry Vernon, Carrie Daniels Lille
Post, Hattie Harvey, Louise stevens, BERTHE
Sutherland, Jois Heron, and host OF others
TO meet all the requirements OF spectacle,
music and play. IL will be put OF Mt AL
baugb's in the best possible style, no expense
being spared to make It grand opening sue
cess. OF the play the Baltimore Sun OF Sep
tember If SAYS: The Holiday Street Theatre
opened its doors for the season last evening,
aud large audience was In attendance. The
play was Shalspeare's "Midsummcr Night $
Dream,' and II was presented with cast OF
characters and q completeness OF scenic effect
which brought out the dramatic aud poetic
points Of the play in moro satisfactory man
ner than has beeu witnessed on Baltimore
stage for many years.
The Nationally. +. 81 w. MInstrels.
Thatcher, Primrose & Vests famous Min
strels will be the piece dc resistance at the Ma
tional next week in collection of novelties
which are reported to be genuine and new.
As the Boston Herald says They have real
lied the fact that the public would like to see
something novel, a departure from the beaten
rack, as 1t were-Ano easy task---and they have
admirably succeeded in bringing about what
they have uudertnkenl The opening scene
presents the entire company in Shaksperau
characters, with Sir John Falstaff, ed. Mar
ble) as interlocutor, West rs Romeo, aud
Thatcher and Primrose as Touchstone,. and
the others appropriately assigned. Thatcher
has lot Of new domicalities, Primrose sings
aud dances 'The English Swell,' and Barney
Fagan In his "Gmnd Review introduces u
drill that bewilders the mind by its intricate
complexities and satisfies the sense by its per-
feet accomplishment The last act Is start
ling new feature by the Bryne Brothers. No
joke with whlskers on It will be permitted to
appear on the stage, is the order.
Harris Bijou4-"Beacon Lights"
The attraction at the Biiou next week, be
ginning Monday, is "Beacon Lights" one of
the strongest dramas before the public The
company is a good one, and the scenery Of the
Southwest along the Rio Grande is portrayed
with wonderful realism and accuracy. A
prominent New York dramatic critic says OF
the play: "Beacon Lightsn is Mr.. YOung's
latest aud best production. The story of the
play is of extreme interest, and is told In such
u thoroughly natural manner as to command
the undivided attention OF the audience from
beginning to end. The scene is laid in the
western part of the United States and Mexico.
-Four acts are required to bring tho story Of
"Beacon Lights" to n completion No detail
of q truthful portrature Of the scene is lack
ing, and one can easily imagine himself In the
region of the Rio Grandc.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-15
CHIBDREN'S
SCHOOL HOSIERY.

The balance of our impor-
tation Of Children's Fine Ho-
siery for school wear has ar
rived and is now on display.
We find the stock fully up to
our high standard in quality,
dye and finish, more especial
ly the Fast Black" grades,
all Of which we recommend to
our customers with genuine
pleasure as being the besr the
several prices can possibly
buy. We offer:
Hose, doubly woven al knee, heel and toe to
add to their durability.
Price per pair. ....,........."..,...25
A word about Black Hose.
Any maker can stamp "War-
ranted Fast Black" on his ho-
siery. 1t is to be deplored
that many do SO without
meaning it. We never war
rant Black Hosiery until we
have made a practical test.
In the selection of the pres
ent stock we have come near
er to the perfect "Fast Black
Hose" than ever before, and
have also combined indelibil-
ity with durability. Ali we
can say further is: 1T a pair
of these fade, grow rusty or
crock, bring them back and
we will refund the money"
100 Doz. children's EAST Black" wide and
narrow Ribbed Cotton Hose doubly woven at
heel and toe.
Erss. Fifs s S. @ g. 7 g. 81 ST. &c e. g. 3 and and oN e.
so Doz. Children's Fast Black" Medium.
/ weight Ribbed Cotton Hose, double heel and
| toe.
Flss, f'4S s. e. e. 4 K r. %. e. e. and and s. g.
80 boz. Chldren's East Black" oneand one
Ribbed Fine Cotton Hose. double knee, heel aud
Price, 49, 4s, 80, 81, 81, SO, So, and So.
80 dozen children's. Fast Black" Light
| Weight ono and.one Ribbed Fine Cotton Hose,
double at knee, heel and toe,
free fl4e a, 5S 5aS iSs S. S. S, e e S. Sc & o. q
SO dozen Chldren's "Fast Black" Plain Cot.
ton Hose, fine quality, double heel and toe, extra
f14S FrSs. g. e. g. s e q. g. g e. f. g. s Sa
80 dozen Childrens Fast Black seven-and.
one Ribbed Fine Cotton Hose, extra good
| quality double at knee heel and toe
Price, 81, S. IS, g, g.. e., 65, g.
Knee Protectors-we have a splendid quality
of Black Stockinette Knee Protectors. IL is
economy to put them on young children as they
make one pair OF hose last almost long as
| three.
:, Darning ,Cotton-We offer the Warranted
| Fast Black" Darning Cotton. for nending the
above hose, at &C. per spool. This cotton Is
| Kept at the Hosiery department.
| You Will notice we carry a full line of extra
sizes, o, 0l5 and 1Onch, for overgrown boys
those who are too large to wear boys regular
sizes and cannot wear half-hose.
| QFirst tloor.)