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Forgot Ee was in Church.

DELEGATE SMITH WANTS TO VOTE FOR TAYLOR.
They are telling a queer story Ill Nashville on
Delegate William Smith, chairman Of the Knox
County delegation 10 the democratic state conven-
tiOn. Smith went TO church sunday morning,
IuOdeSJly took rear pew and settled himself for "A
SEASON OF religious Inspiration. His hard work in
the convention for four days told on him, and he
began 10 dUZe. The preacher was telling OF the
great men Of Tennessee, and finally reached John
Knox once governor of the state. As he pro-
nOunCed the name knox" Mr.. smith was aroused,
and, rising from his seat, shouted in StentOridn
tones: - hirty-fivc FOR Robert Taylor. The
congregation took in the situation and an audible
titter went through the church, during which the
delegate escaped
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CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BUILD
~ ING LOTS, FRONTING on THE CAPITOL
GROUNDS. ALSO. THREE LOTS ON ARTHUR
PLACE AND PARTS OF TWO LOTS ON THE

~ ING LOTS, FRONTING on THE CAPITOL
GROUNDS. ALSO. THREE LOTS ON ARTHUR
ALLEY IN SQUARE 633.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court, D. c.,
passed in Equity Cause No 1917 we will offer for
ises all of Lots 49, 20. 81 %. % 81. So 80. the
subdivision of 633, the city of Washington
Also, the west five feet front street Of Lot Is in
said subdivision contained within the following
bounds to wit: Beginning the southwest Of
Lot "a and running thence east with the south line Of
said lot thirty feet thence north to the south line of
south line; thence by right line to the northwest
corner Of Lot 49, and thence south to the place Of be-
Said lots 49, TO- 81 % and % front each 25 feet on
b street, between New Jersey avenue and Arthur
Place northwest, and face the Capitol grounds They
are 100 feet deep alley. Lots 81, 81 and o3 front
each feet Arthur Place and 80 feet deep to
alley
Terms One third in cash, of which 300 on each
parcel sold shall be paid at the time of sale balance in
equal payments with interest at one and two years.
ments to be secured by deed of trust the property
sold. or all cash. at the option of the purchaser All
conveyancn9 and recording at purchasers cost. We
authorized receive submission to the court
tanned OF the auctioneers.
ARTHUR A. BIRNEY.
FRANKLIN H. ri Sad * Aye" Trustees
Webster Law Building.
mv1-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
TENTH, 1883, SAME HOUR AND PLACE, at which
time it will positively take place.
ARTHUR A. BlkNEY.
FRANKLIN H. Mackf9 a'' Trustees.
my12-d&ds Webster Law building.
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whites and Blacks of the south.
TIE SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONTENTION.

At the third day session of the southern Bap-
list convention In Richmond yesterday, T. W.
Sydner, OF Virginia, presented report on missions
10 the colored people. The committee expresses
its profound conviction OF the importance OF fos-
tering friendly relations between the whites and
blacks OF the south, and OF encouraging the home
board 10 work on larger scale and with more
effectiveness by plac nc increased funds at their
disposal The southern BaptiSts were represented
not doing much for the religious instruction
OF the negroes now as before the war; and In some
respects the religious condition OF the negro was
not as good The feature OF the mornings session
was the discussion OF plans for the enlargement or
the work Of the foreign board A paper on this
subject shows the want of men and money 10
strengthen the positions already held, and TO &C.
cupy The held now open TO such efforts.
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AUCTION SALES
vUHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.


6oSTEscroEs SALE .S q Mn, STsE ETss LARGE
YOUNG HORSES. ]: =, PAIR BLACKS aGRAr.
b fR fSsH 81 III f fIfE sfs Is fSh
on ShffanutRn sDAY. NAY SEVENTEENTH. isss. =,
rwELvE o'cLoCk ". win sell in the l.rse court.
al in splendid condition
myl2-dts THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer
vrRUsTEES SALE or VERY VALUABLE IN
= PROVED REAL ESTATE SITUATE AT The
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF AND SIXTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON. d. c.
CONTAINING 7.siss soUARE FEET OF
GROUND. MORE OR LESS. WITH LARGE
AND coMMoDIoUs DWELLING HOUSE
THEREON
BY virtue oss deed Of trust from william r. Mas-
tinsy and wife TO us. dated the third day Of yupe
1856. and recorded in LATER No liss. folio &53 et
seq one Of the land records OF the District Of Column
biA and at the written request she holder the
notes secured thereby. will sell public auctica
front Of the premises on WEDNESDAY THE
TWENTY THIRD DAY OF MAY. lsss. AT POUR
AND A-HAIF O'CLOCK p NJ the following sie.cribsd
real estate situate in the city Of Washington.
ID c, 10 wit. All OF lots 90. 81 and
u. OF shedd's subdivision Of square 49,.
as per plat recorded In Liber ". r.. folio IL. of
the records Of the surveyors once Of the District Of
"-u e"e nutNh u i'ct o thOhcS os 'n' A"ii
width Of lot liz. Of Robason's subdivision of %
sad square recorded in book l. folio l0A u
surveyors Office records. making in all 73l2k
Thousand three hundred aud tweoe and one-halO
square feet Of ground. more or less The dwelling
constructed about four years according % APP
proved plans and the property altogether Of the
most desirable in Washington
Terms OF sale: One-ihird cash. balance IN equal
payments Of six twelve and eighteen months r.pec-
uNey with notes for credit payments hear interest
from day OF sale. payable seui-annuailya sig per
cent per annu and 20 D. secured by deed Of trust
the property sold all cash option of purchaser
Adeposit Of $1,000 will lie required at the time
sale Terms OF sale TO be complied with within ten
Gays from the day Of sale othcrws the property vil
been sold al risk and cost Of defaultn purchasr All
conveyancing and recording At purchasers cost
JOHN A. J. cREswELL
AUSTIN p BROWN.
m1l-1Ot THOMAS DOwIJNG anc,io,.or
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myl1-dkds MILAN v. METcAfF. Trustee

6,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
CBUSINEsS PROPERTY On SEVENTH STREET.
BETWEEN L AND II STREETS NokThWEsI,
OPPOSITE GENERAL POST OFFICE, IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON. u. c.
District of Columbia, passed ON the l4th day Of De-
cember A. ID. 1856. in Equity Cause NO. 1915. we
will sell public auction front Of the premises on
A. D. 1855. at FIVE O'CLOCK p, NJ, the following
parcels Of land in square numbered four hundred and
nifty t4o6J. in the city of Washington District Of
first The north half Of Lot numbered ten uoD. i'm
proved BY four-story Brick Building, known - No.
bl3 eth street. and one-story back building. with
Brick Stable in the rear
second The south half of Lot numbered eleven Il IL
Improved by . nve-story Brick building. known No.
5l5 9TH northwest with STORY Back Build
ing aud Building in the rear
Third Part of Lot numbered six CD, beginning for
the same the northwest II said Lot thirty
(3O) foot alley and running thence east about thu
ave (}) feet eleven Ill inches: thence south about
forty.four ,44) feet to ten o. foot alley; thence
thence to the beginning improved by Brick stable
The above property Offers unusual Inducements to
persons desiring Investments in business Property
Terms Of sale, provided by the decree, are one
0 years. with interest from the day Of sale for which
notes will be required all Oah at option of Dur.
chaser purchssers. Upon confirmation Of sals and
payment Of all purchase money the property viii b
terms Of sale not complied with in ten (lOj DAY.
the will resell 1t and lax OF defaultia
purch..sr a dsgo:it Of 600 e.ch m the ir.t tvs
nnd s me of . se third parcel of ground vii
WILLIAM A. ooRDoN.l
REGfNxLD FENDALI. 49,.
y. SsI ! a. s s1 vi Ii ave-
ny,o-a.a. b bt!sk;s 81 aos. i.sss......
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ShrOuded i'm Mystery.
IMPROBABLE STORY OF WIFE ABOUT HER HUS
BANDS MURDER

A
BANDS MURDER
PARKERsBUG. W. VA, May I5.-Last Tuesday
night Jacob Morgan, an old soldier, was murdered
In his house. HIS wife said at the time that the
act was committed by three tTamps. Since then
the matter has been Investigated, and the officers
say her story does not tally with the facts since
developed The IeighbOrS who forced their way
into the room assert that the dead man had not
been robbed at all but that his pOcket-bOok was la
his pocket. Much OF the az 500 pension money,
which Mrs. Morgan claims 10 have been stolen DS
the murderers. was spent some days previous 10
the city for a sock of goods 10 was not until
tramp No. rushed in and cut the Old mans
throat that she made an OutcTy and when helgh-
Dor came 10 her assistance she told him 70 stay on
the outside or he would b. Killed. Mrs Sprgans
statement that she recognized as one or the ass al
ants a man named AttieDurger, VINO tried 10 Dor
row money from her husband. i dlsDeIeNtu.
dozen men are ready 10 swear that Attleburger
was in Ohio the night OF the murder ana had been
there several days before. The story told Dy
gir lving IN The house also differs from That told
by Mrs MuruaQ.
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stree, northwest, commencing WEDSEsDAY. MAY
Hs xIt in a. Ei.EsEN O'CLOCK. and THURSDAY,
- : !. ., s a "a. j.
nUNcANsoN BROS. Aucuoneerx
TRUSTEES SALE BY CATALOGUE
CONCERT GRAND kShBE 7-ocrAvE PIANO
ELEGANT LIBRA fSsr r siR9SS prSrse.RooM
HALL CHAMBER. AND OTHER FURNi.
Bron yes, Bric-a-b Mannheim, Window and other
Hanginss; Elegant Chandeliers and side FIXTURE;
By SeIn nd .as r sn, and Oar Oar
S ora china, Cut and Engr.yed Gs,sxare bras.
OF nne Books some very rare.
Lot q hne od Imported Brandy, Port sherry. and
M.deirs Wines Rye and Bourbon Whistles. being
ostres's northwest
Pair Blooded Hor.es carr,axes. Bussv Cav, s,nS,.
s aa,h Double haspsss sc &C. in stable in Of
By virtue Of two deeds Of trust duly recorded
y Lbsr 1900 folio 3e4 seq and Liter
MoRS shs s's MAY SIX
each day In, sold the hcu .eS Par
IN ss Sena Sc
southeast corner of 10th and streets northwest aud
partly enumerated as follows;
Walnut Desks Tables PiSeon Holes. PAPER Cases. poos
Down Crate. Books. firs seii sc. ANU A''~' Low
Large Refrigerator by Lorilisrd Ice Chest, Filter
Trays. Chandeliers Sc ''-
SOLID OAK MIRRoR BACK OUTFIT. SOLID OAK
PEDEsrhL 4, ExiENsIoN TABLE SOLID Dan
Hui sAStf ISsiP 81
SkiMs5S sRochph crRTA1Ns "a AND fD PoIEs.
BODY BhUssf bfs NC ROOM kSi
SOLID SAN DoMiNao MAHSGdNY, CARVED. FIX
ESiSsS S Psas shsM hrs sol Is
%fHiS$s sSXy TESfE TIER ffhhLf s sSEtP
shhss PrSSFk ssFsiS
FINE CUT GLASSWARE, PLATED WARE.
fEESSH SssiSh htSs PE8Sz BR sfs ff
SOLID BRASS SLIDING SIN; LI9HT CHkNDE,
fokfED WIZ REsSPfks hSb w tihh e.
CONCERT GRAM T-9STAxG HcsEwoop CASE
s2f TGST sSf aifH
WICKER E CHAIRS IN PLUSH. RECEPTION
SASb TABLE ISBE9ibGkfp JaPhSkss
saSbsSM xEFf l EAE ANR E1EsANT
AND Flush FcE5iHHs hSD cSRfhiss. Eic
RICHLY GARyED LIgRARg
S SEAIs
IsSs MSfIGL sEr dhi fST PE
TURKISH RUG.
MAIN HAIL.
RlCHLY-CARvED ANTIQUE HALL CHAIRS. HALL
TABLE. JAPANESE NASES, POUFFE. PEDEs-
TAI TABLES, TETE-A-TETE, sADDLE-CLOTH
HANDSOME HALL LANTERN, CARPETS. ETC
CARPETS, p1yaNs. CURTAINS. ETC.
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF SEVEN CHAMBERS
BAMBOO BED ROOM SUITE COMPRISING
BEpST6AD BuREAT, DREssING-CAsE, CHIF-
WALNUT AND ASH CHAMBER SUITES HAIR
MATTRESSES. FEATHER PILLOWS AND boil
STEERS. SPRINGS BLANkE1S. LOW DOWN
CRATES, BEDSTEADS. BUREAUS. WASH
STANDS. SUPERB WARDROBES. EASY CHAIRS
MANTEL SETS, HANGINGS, CHANDELIERS
BRACKETS. FIRE SITS, FRANKLIN STOVE.
WOQUET VELVET AND BODY BRUSSELS CAR
PETS, &c.
CONTENTS OF
THREE SERVANTS ROOMS,
Contents of Kitchen and Laundry Rooms
On FRIDAY, MAY EIGHTEENTH. at TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON:
Pair Fine Blooded Horses (Gray and SorreD.
Brewster Brougham.
Brewster buggy.
French Victoria. by celebrated maker in Paris
Elegant TCart. by celebrated maker In Paris,
Single and Double Harnesses
Blankets, Stable Fixtures &c., &c.
AULICK PALMER, Trustee.
my9-d&ds GORDON GORDON, ATTORNEYS
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
Won the Fight. but not the Girl.
JIM DAVIS sMAsHEs COOK TAYLOR's NOSE FOR LIZ
HANFDENs SANE

JIM DAVIS sMAsHEs COON TAYLOR'5 NOSE FOR LIZZIE
HANFDEN's SANE
CHATTANOOGA. TENN, May 15.-WOrd has reached
here OF a novel fight which occurred near Shelby-
Vile between jim Davis aged eighteen. and Coon
Taylor a WidOwvT OF forty, over Mss Lizzie Hamp.
den, a girl OF sixteen. and the daughter OF a re-
spectacle mechanic. Davis and Taylor were re-
turning from ''fOOt washing" az a church where
they got into an alteration over the girl for
whose favor both were SutOrs. The two resolved
% night II out, and with friends arranged a ring
and fought three rounds Davis was somewhat
scared when he entered the ring stripped TO the
waist, as was Taylor bun they soon got over II and
fought Ike tigers At the close OF the third round
Davis had a bloody nose and discOlOred eye, and
Taylor, being In his corner with broken nose al
United that he had no claim on the girl. The
young lady is much chagrtued over the affair and
says neither shall ever dArken her door.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkOPEkIY, BRICK DWELLING AND STABLE

AND LANCE YARD, 1871 STREET NORTH
WEST, OPPOSITE FRANKLIN PARK.
By virtue of certain deed of trust bearing date on
the 18th day of February. A. d. 1878, and duly re-
corded No rs folio A.. ct seq. one OF the Land
quest OF the party thereby secured. I will sell at
public auction IN front OF the premises on tuesday,,
the FIFTEENTH OF MAY, A. ID. 1883. at SIKH. NJ.
the following described real estate situate in the city
OF shlngton District of Columbia, and designated
on the ground plat plan of said city lots
bered to) hve and 6 six in the subdivision Of square
numbered t24Sl two hundred and forty eight the
same is recorded in the Office Of the surveyor of said
city and District in Liber N f.. folio 6S, together
with the improvements and appurtenances thereunto
belonging and sppertaining, known rs No. 1911
street.
Terms Of sale prescribed by said deed Of trust
follows The amount of Indebtedness secured by this
deed Of trust unpaid with the expense Of SALE in cash.
and the balance g. II, and IL months for which the
notes Of the purchaser bearing interest from the day
of sale and secured by deed of trust the property
Sold shall be taken deposit of $500 shall be re-
qured of the purchaser az The time of sale and all the
conveyancing shall be at the of the purchaser
If the terms of sale not complied with in full
within ten days after the SALE the trustee
right to resell the property at the risk aud expense
the defautng purchaser after ten days public notice
in the Evening Star newspaper. G. G. WILLARD,
apo dads Trustee
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THOMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.

CHANCRRY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY on The NORTH SIDE OF PENN.
siLNANIA AVENUE BETWEEN SIXTH AND
SENENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, AND FOR
MERLI OCCUPIED BY JAMES y. DAVIS
SONS. HATTERS.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, passed the 10Th day of july
1887, In the consolidated causes numbered lO257 and
1896, lquity Docket 20 the undersigned Trustee
will sell at public auction in front Of the premises,
WytDNEspAH; the IsIAIIEkSIH DAY GA MAY
scribed real estate situated in the city of Washington
District of Columbia. and known. designated. and
letered upon the ground plat plan Of said city
Lot Letter ed /, IN W b. Todds recorded subdivision
of Lots 8 and Ain square 46OmIrOVed by handsome
hye-story brick building. marble front.
Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree: One
third OF the purchase money an cash. aud the balance
in one and two in equal payments for which the
notes of the purchaser must be given bear interest
from the day sale. and secured by deed of
the property Sold all cash at the purchasers option
All conyeyancing at purchasers cost. A deposit of
500 at time of sale required If the sale
not complied with in days the trustee
the night TO resell the property at the risk and
the defaultIng purchaser.
GEORGE E HAMILTON. Trustee,
my4-d&ds Sun Building, Il. NV
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>,o,c sr.soO an Pew Rents.

JOHSsTOwS, Pa, May 15--Father Taheny, OF
st. Johns Roman Catholic church, announces that
Michael SweeBy IS defaulter TO the amount Of
s., 900. Sweeny has been collecting the pew rents
1Or the past two and half years, and within this
time made way with the sum named. sweeney
was removed as postmaster at Cambria FOR retain
ing letters directed To foreign countries. lie was
arrested aud taken before the nited state COM
missioner, but the matter was dropped lie wa
The demONratiC candidate for register In 1880 bu-
was defeated, running 300 votes behind his party
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.


BY CATALOGUE
TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT AND ARTISTIC
PARLOR FURNITURE, SUPERB FRENCH
PLATE MANTEL, PIER AND VENETIAN
MIRRORS. OIL PAINTINGS BY CELEBRATED
ARTISTS. ENGRAVINGS. TWO IMMENSE
REAL BRONZE LIONS. sTATUARY AND
BRONZES, SUPERB FREECH CLOCKS.
MOSAIC TABLES. ELEGANT SATIN WINDOW
HANGINGs. ARTISTIC CABINETS A CLASH
CAL LIB AIRY IN RICH BINDINGS, ELE-
CANT LIBRARY AND DINING ROOM FURNI-
TURE, AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
CHINA AND GLASS WARE.
By virtue of deed of trust dated the twenty-sixth
folio III si seq Of the Land Records for the District
of Columbia, and by direction OF the party secured
aIstSH IN and inS ss
at TEN O'CLOCK, at No 1871 street. the entire
household effects, embracing III part
One Magnificent S-piece Turkish Parlor Suite artist
cally inlaid and upholstered in red satin.
Two Superb Turkish Arm-Chairs. upholstered in
Black Satin.
Superb Round Gilt Table. with Roman Mosaic Inlaid
Top, a and wonderful piece of work.
Ebony and Gilt Mosaic Checker Table.
Two immense real Bronze Lions. seven feet long and
cost $4,000.
Oil Paintings by celebrated artists.
Superb Mantel Pier and Venetian Mirrors.
Elegant French Mantel Clocks
Fine Steel EngravinRs. water colors
Elegant Bronzes and Marble Statuary Pedestals
Elegant Satin and Plush Window Drspery.
Large Bronze Figure with Clock attachment
Fine Specimens in Chinese Porcelains.
Two Antique Dover Chests, with raised figures, and
finely carved.
One very fine Eraid Harp.
fine classical library in rich bindings. embracing in
part:
Bancroft, Swift, Bulwer, waverly. The Spectator.
Lamb. Ruskn. Irving. Disraelis and many other
valuable books
One magnificent Porcelain Flower Urn. said to be the
largest in this country.
Porphry Toilet Glass on Ebony Stand with Ormulu
Mountings.
One superb Marquetry Cabinet with Medalions and
Painting.
Turkish, Wilton. MoQuet and Body Brussels Car
PETS Four Turkish and other Parlor Suites Walnut
Marble top Chamber Suites of the best workmanship
Walnut Chamber Furniture in separate pieces, Fine
Rosewood Chamber Furniture, Mahogany and Rose
wood Mirror Front Armoires, Chiffoniers, Rosewood
Cabinets Superior Hair Mattresses and Spring Under
beds, Fine Feather Pillows and Bolsters, Superior
Leather covered Library Furniture, Library Tables
Book Cases, Combination Fire-proof Safe, Superb
Walnut Pillar Extension Tables, Walnut Leather.
covered Dining Chairs Two Elegant Walnut NJ. T.
Sideboards, elegant and extensive collection OF
China and Glassware. &C., sc.
N. B-The elegant Library will be sold 12 O'Clock
Friday 1Sth second days SALE at the residence. The
residence will be ogen for inspection tuesday and
when catalogues can be obtained.
m nsF@s saan sA ASS I MisfbbbbkkEroN Trustees
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E. @. DAVIS
S19 MARKET SPACE.
my12
OUR GREAT REMNANT SALE CONTINUES FOR
" one week longer account of the great rush
KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION.
my12-3t 18th ST. Sc
PLAIN FAcrs

PLAIN FAcrs
IN THE DRY GOODS BUSINESS
]. OUR BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT IS UN-
QUESTIONABLE THE LARGEST IN THE CITY.
.. OUR STOCK TWICE AS LARGE AS ANY
OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY.
3. OUR PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST
4. ONE PRICE FOR EVERYBODY; EQUAL
RIGHTS TO ALL
s. ON ACCOUNT OF THE ABOVE IT IS UN.
NECESSARY FOR US TO USE COLUMNS IN
NEWSPAPERS FOR ADVERTISING PURPOSES,
BUT LET THE ABOVE FACTS SPEAK FOR
THEMSELVES
TO FACILITATE MATTERS.
ON ACCOUNT OF THE ENORMOUS INCREASE
IN OUR BUSINESS AND CONSEQUENT LARGER
NUMBER OF PACKAGES TO BE DELIVERED. WE
HAVE CONTRACTED WITH THE PARCEL
DELIVERY co. TO ATTEND TO THEpELIvERY
OF ALL PACKAGES SOLD AT OUR STORE. THIS
COMPANY WILL MAKE FOUR DELIVERIES A
DAY IN EVERY PART OF THE CITY.
OUR REMNANT ROOMS OPEN ALL THE YEAR
ROUND ON THIRD FLOOR, WHERE BARGAINS
CAN ALWAYS BE SECURED
LANsBURGH BRO,
THE ORIGINATORS OF CLOSE PRICES
myl 400. 422. 424. 426 9TH St. All. 4l9 9Th ct.
PHILADELpHiA STORE
WHITE GOODS:
Will offer all kinds of White Goods. such -
India Linens Victoria Lawns,
NainsOOks. Linen Lawns,
Dotted SWISS Plaid Muslins
Pique in Check and Stripes,
At very low prices Call and see.
EMBROIDERIES:
Win offer all kinds Of Embroideres at prices that
Cambria Edgings. Nainsook Edgines.
Swiss Edgings, Cambria Flouncings,
Swiss FlounclngS.
All widths. from &c. up to $3.50.
LACES. LACES.
Will offer al kinds and styles Of Laces in and
Torchon Lace tmachine-made), Torchon Lace (hand-
made) Oriental Lace, Point Gauze. Dentelle.
blach white and Cream ANS sik flouncinss very cheap
bargains in Black Silks.
Bargains in Black Dress Goods
so doz Ladies' Hose Fast Black, Split Foot; will be
sold for 25c pair. This is the best bargain ever
offered. They never were sold less than SOC
colors. Will be sold at the low price Of II Nc
20 Pieces Wool Chailis extra styles only 1sc.
Bargains in Mattings at 12hc worth 15c. At l5c
worth T a &c. worth soc "o Il 4S Ss
BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
CAkHAKr LEIDY
my12-42 82S 9TH and 7O6 K Sta nv.
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E. Ct. DAVIS
7l9 MARKET SPACE

3. q. DAVIS
7l9 MARKET SPACE
GAUZE UNDERWEAR
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN
Just open one case Of Jersey Ribbed Low Neck and
no Sleeve VESTS. at the low figure of 25c
One case of High Neck and Short Sleeves Jersey
Fitting, at same price.
Misses. GAUZE VESTS at all prices. Our stock is
now complete The above goods are Just the thing for
the approaching season.
LADIES' CAMBRIA AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Another Invoice of MISSES DRESSES
This stock is made of the best material and manu-
featured by experienced workmen; hence the finish
and ft is perfect
Our FAN DEPARTMENT has been largely added to
during the past week. and prepared to show
elegant Goods and beautiful designs.
RUCHINGS and NECKwEAR of every description
KID. SILK. Isle and COTTON GLOVES, reliable
makes. Many New and Attractive Articles are shown
in every department
LACES and EMBROfDERIES in endless varieties
Cheapest and best line Of FLOUNCINGs in the city.
WHITE GOODS from the Lowest to the Best Pure
LINEN LAWNS at 25c. One case of Cream White
BATISTE at 15c.. worth double that amount.
PIQUEs. INDIA LINENS. DIMITIEs and other
Summer Fabrics.
Black and White SATTEENS. BATISTE and
LAWNS. INDIA SILKS. from 75c. up. Black and
White White and Black. Cream and Plain Black. 1t is
conceded that this is the desirable fabric
weather. Black and Cream CANTON CREPE: GREN-
ADINES, in Plain, Striped and Brocaded: HER
MANI, SILK WARP. NUNS YELLING and many
other Goods suitable for summer
Ladies' Isle. SILK and COTTON HOSIERY in
Fast Black. extra value.
Job Lot Of PONGEE PARAsoLs, at 81. So, worth
3d. Parasol stock is added to often and stock pro-
nounced perfect.
BEADED GRENADINES BEADED SLEEVES for
Peerines. JET BANDS. &c. to all of which We invite
your attention.