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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-10

1t will be good news to our citizens to
to know that the enterprlsing Harlan &
Hollingsworth company have signed "a
contract with the Merchants iaud Miners
Transportation Company Of Baltimore for
the construction Of a large ocean steam
ship to ply between Baltimore and Boston.
The vessel will be one of the largest ever
built by the company, since the construc-
tion OF the Excelsior" in 1882, for the
Morgan Texas line. The Dimensions OF
the new vessel will be $50 feet on the wat
er line, IS feet inches breadth OF beam
and SO feet depth OF hold. Her olive
power will be supplied by triple expan.
sion engine. She will be used Tor freight
and passenger traffic and will be fitted
with all the latest modern Improvements,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-10

Thomas Potts, colored, was arranged
o. last nights session OF the el.y court
CHARGED with committing an assault
and battery on Nathaniel Joonsou, but
As the charge was not proven the case
was dismissed.
The case Of Hattie Elis, solorsd
charged with cruelty to child Vas also
dismissed, as there was not Ito slightest
evidence to show that shs WAS guilty OF
the ofiense.
Alexander Whortenberry, oolored
Was charged with committing an as
sAolt and battery on Isaac Anderson
Also colorsd, hut for lack OF evidence
the case was disposed Of tho same as the
others,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-10
THIRD EDITION.
Great Dag for the hepublioans.
Of Philadolphia Ttmeg.

CorrespondsncI Of PhilAdolphts Tines.
WAsuINGroH, July 9.-rhe Rspubli
nana 81 ioSed HUGELY to-day the squlrm
ina OF .ue DsmOoTAtie members OF th'
WAYS and Means COMMITTEES when Mr.
MoIJomas made them confess that they
lad changed the rates OF duty 10 the
augar echedule OF the Mills bill after
hHviuR had m Interview with hr.
HAvemey.r, the great New York sugar
Teaner, When hs and bar. Reed wanted
a know why the wishes OF the Sugar
STrnHt. one OF the most Objectionable Ct
All the trusts, thouid have ittiu6noS
with the Mills JuntO, while the repre-
santa.iyss Of other interests were moi
even allowed 10 state thtir cases befoE,
these qeptlsu ca or before the commit
tee. the Democrats got angry and, Of
course, got the worst Of IL,
The details OF this interesting pkssAat
atA,ms will be found In the ekulai
prese reports OF the proceedings o.
tlonRress, but It is worth while 10 mott
the fact here that the Democrats, Wit
All their loud talk agRiutt trusts, ar
eusplciously eager 10 10 the bidding o
fbese same trusts II political Advantsgl
IL TO be gained thereby. They oteFlsL
the whisky trust % they do tue memory
OF jackson, that since JAoRsJh does no
now contribute money for campaign
purposes and the whisky ring does, d
they had to give up eIther II would q
SOD Hickory"
Aud now it Ia discovered that thu
same intimate relations eXist between
the Dem ocrA tic leaders and the sugar
trust. Tue Committee on Man ufAciurei
has taken good deal OF testimony IL
regard 70 ihe Sugar Trust that th'
managers OF the latter might not like u
see in print and distributed broAdcas
over the land. The resolutions intro
duced by Mr.. Adams TO day, Instruct
ing the Committee on Manufactures Il
report the testimony It had taken In re
gard TO the Sugar Trutt, will not, there
fore, be heard from again.
The vote In the House to day upoI
Mr.. Dlngley'S amendment, whoa II
effect proposed reduction Of the prae
ent duties on sugar 30 per oent.i or TO =
DER cent shows th2t on this feature o
the Senate Tariff Dill the Republican
Of the House will be well united. l
was noticed that Ju1Re Kelley vote'
for this amendment and 1t should b
explained that while he 10 sGreDuousl!
opposed 10 deprivinR sugar of Protec
tiOn, be is WillirR that, as 70 tn
amount Of that Protection IL shall b
placed on the same footing as other In
dustriss. He would reduce the pIesen
duty one half and thus reduce the r.
venues So, 000, coo The Democratic !
the Mus bill Propose TO reduce thi
duty only about Is per cent Y Il W.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-10

charged Wnh Murder and Robbery.
NEw YoRR, July 9.-Afte SIX years Of
fsncied security, during which he had
become a prosperous Texas ranchman,
Ludwig Eiseh, a native Of Grosseau,
Prussia, Is now being borne back TO the
FatheTland IN irons to answer to the
charge Of murder aud robbery Accord
ing to papers lodged In the office Of the
Secretary o! State at Washington, Risen,
before leaving his native town, bought
from Franz SchanaleDtzky, also Of Gros-
seau, mill, for which he paid So 900
marks in coin The morning after the
purchase Sctaualentzky had disappeared,
and the next Risch left home, saying
he was going to France. But he did not
return About year afterwards the re-
mains of Fra Schanalent2ky we're found
in the woods, bearing evidence that he
had been murdered, and after some time
a number of clues were discovered that
pointed directly TO the absent Risch RE
the gul y man, The inquiry was extend
ed TO this country, aud Risch was locat
cd In Tex 5, where he was living unde
an alias and making money rapid y as {
ranchman EEtradition warrants wer
obtained and sent 10 Texas, where the,
were served by the United States Mar
shall at Galveston, and Deputy brough
the prise ner North to deliver him to tn
German Consul General IN this city. A.
the train in which be came was crossing
the Delaware river, at Trenton N.
Risch, who was handcuiiei, leapet
through the window OF ths rapidly NOV
ing car into the rl5yr beoC. The al
was ttoppCd aud the accused man re
captured unburt. He will make th
voiage under lock and key on the sicame
Werra and, on the steamers arrival Oh
the other side, will be PLACED on trial.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-10


WILMINGTON. Jnly 3, 1871 deem
1t my duty, Rs an oiios' aud islhet M
publicly warn, through he columns q
youv paper, . few Ger ain SIool Keep.
ere 10 the eastern side o. The ct,7, that
hereafter every case coming TO nv
knowledge Of any saloon keeper ceiling
or permitting TO be cold, any intuiI
caiiug liquors TO any minor, that will
take 1t upon myself 10 enforce The AV
covering such oaseL 10 the foil OIteaL
will further make It my business Il
watch them aud II every gOod cltIH
would do thn zane, ge WOld bot N
so mRuy drunken boys on tho street 4
thorG was on the ri2bt Of July Sd iNi
WIN, 7. JONES.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-10

A wedding rtoFption was teRdered
Mr.. and Mrs. John 4. Little, who were
married shout one week ago, nj their
residence, No. bO8 Orange street, last
evening. There was q large number
Of their friends present, and refresh.
ments were served in abundance. The
bride received q number OF handsome
aud valuable presents. II is she inten.
tion Of the couple to remove TO North
EAbt. Nd,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-10

The auditors, Bessrs Miller Gflsa
and Bradford, who had been apponR
BIZ the GarmSnlA stockholders 70 suli
the accounts OF tie defAuOting ss1ittuI
and treasurer of ,he Gsrmsuia B1ldlrI
aud Losn Association, have Just Ooa
plttel their lshnts sud dad q shoflt
In cash OF S26,74O OF. 9hs IcSus ND
TO himself, NJ. l.. LlchtsrsloIu, Hls
out security, amounted 70 IS 1888 mai
ing . total deficiency OF so llS " III
10 = loss Of IA per cent. u ths lissA
and will require each Rsrlts to ~
eight or nine months lon7rr bsios =
loan RECEIVERS the lOss. 'Ehs acoYs II
10 greater than oil secuIi!its 10 poe
sion VI the loan,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-10

An exchange OF Trope[,i1 ~ ~ y
effected bet Weeu Thomas DlyIls o.s n
EN- Hammitt, by which NJ Nv" !,
son gecures the Hamnltl p,3psI a,, .
Fltth aud French atr5ttiGnl NJ. ~ !,
mitt takes the Dlvlis1s P'e2si ,ssI \
Walnut street above el1'., ~ EsI,S
be will build a carriage 's,a'y ~ M
he expects to occupy By J!l N, s, :
sherltf,s sale OF the Hlaal' p', 5s,s;l
on Saturday last was n'i.{ ~, M
sary issal form for the Il'''''""'
olusiCn OF lhe trade.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-10
Accidentally DIseharssd.

It was reported on the street y
evening that 4 fight occurred 70 Y
Herbert House over Third street. hndI
wherein a man vas tho.. The lAce
tho case are about as i1llovi, An'
noon yesterday two Of the botFalIll
belong In Bridgeport, Com sun '
ting In the reading ROOM Ifty "
convosslng together, when ore q ia
drew q revolver from bis pocket aAi 4 !
doing 90 ono Of the chambers 70. " y,
charged. There was no qusfiei q ~ ~.
words. the whole thing Osln5 marty !
accident.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-10

Alexander Grsenley, eOlored, wbs
before Judse Lyman this morning
charged with uting profane, abusive
and threatening language 10 Henry
Eyens, Ss1 cjl1Geo.
TIE prosecutor testified that on the
Fourth Of July he stepped at o Sprinq
70 get drink Of wafer, when tue dc.
fendant apprOt cbtd him with an axC
on his shoulder, and after using SON,
very pr0is1e language lhIeatsned Il
spit bis head.
On tbs cross examination by the de-
IendAnt 1t was shown that the prosecu
tlng w!iuess vas about ~ much y
plane for the disturbance as the defsu
dant, md the cass was dismlsged. Jus
Is Evsua WAS about to leave the room
Constable Carey arrested hun on q 9, al
rant sworn ont before Squire BerIoletG
by Greenlsy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-10

Thomas R L.lly, real al : s' .la-i, d |,
viii sell at public sa Sia On 5g9ei.Ilis J
street Persons si.alls, S n sic. Z I
b b,E;Ie5 ss sas sao a. q r.
m Ht'i Isl y, NJ. SOB Maitii III d
vii viii i fuinish all Information
ha desIred. -. :
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-10

-Joshun wood, coloFId, s e ',s1.'l l,r
for be being drunk and di.or ,nis. b ~
ne was aTraiRped before , Sr,s s1th
this morning his act'ons ~, NJ mi b.
to convey tho inpr resi-. ;, ~ ~
weak minded. as .pt'y n Ito DO
which be could be sent y ',,. ~ VII
house he was fnei { spa '''''
will send him TO lal"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-10
nIRn.

AbRlOH-On July 8, Mary CLARK, widow
OF the late Thomas q, Altlch.
SerViots at tn residence OF John p. Me-
Lear, GO l02T Market street, on Wednes
day, at IL O'Clock q. N. Intsrmsnt private
FESMIRE-On the gth inst, Elsie a. =, only
child Of William q. and Rose A. FebnirS,
Rgsd II weeks and 4 days.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully ln-
vitod to attend her funeral from the rest
donos OF ter pA'entP, No. G0t range stree /,
on W6dno'day Afternoon at O'Clock, Int1r
ment at kivarvisW cemetery.
shy uER-In this city, on July 10. Thomas
J. Snyder.
Relatlve9 and friends are invited TO attend
the faneral from tha residence OF DIR. A.
regsI dRnk, No. BOl Washington street, Al
4.SO p. m, on Thursday, the l9th mat, with
out further nOiice.
NAHDE8klFr-On the 9th inst, Matte
p, infant DAUGHTER Of Samuel u. and An
ME X. "A. YandsRrift.
The relatives and friends Of tho family art
respectfully invited 70 attend the funorsl
from the res dsnoo Of hor ErBndtatho or
Wan Il. johnson, NO. 1903 West FROM
street, on wednesday afternoon, 81 o'cloek
lntsrmenE at RiVeryleW.
j GU were too pure for earth,
Just good enough for Heaven,
And Jesus knCW y0uf worth
Although Cur hearts were Tlvon.
Yet, pr cloUs one, Te'M meet,
When done with lite's sad pain,
Eight near the msfoF scat,
And never part again.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-10

jos Acton, the wrestler, accompanied
by Arthur Chambers, left Philadelphia
yesterday for Ban Francisco, all the de.
taila for The match between Acton aud
James II. Faulkner, which Is TO tab Q
place In that city on the 31st inst. hAV.
ing been satisfactorily arranged. the
match ia to be for $500 q side aud 81 900
added by the San BrAncisco Olympic
Climb.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-10

a colered woman was drowned In
the BrAndywine ct Eleventh street
bridge about 2 O'Clock this afternoon.
IL is stated abe walked of the pier
wlthl ut noticing that the draw had
been turned Of. Parties Immediately
engaged In dragging the creek for the
body.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-10

A body Wal found ut shipley street
wharf few minutes before two O'Clock
this afternoon. 1t WAS taken in charge
and the Coroner was notified. The
body is supposed to 10 that Of Patrick
McOraiR, who has bsen missing for
some time. 1t was removed 10 the
Morgus
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-10

I'll. regular Thn5s.ti,s. 4. IliSl ! b. y
Sg$3sfs ss35;'' 5 " 5 %iy In "A
: rain viii leave -, "s RI.,.laia.ss X
BrSudywins sPFln li,5s u. ii5ai5lIiI' !
RP; Z; @i III . Il orI.yl..l9.. y ~.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-10

=, The Sunday school Of the Church Of
the Bsde- mer viii make an excursion
70 + nnsEroye, N. j., on tie ste Am er
JJpniaia, On Toursday, tina IL h inst
PERSONS "ithing to pass pleas mt dey
are nglteA to Join them. Thu boat
2 p, IN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-10

Yes erday morning while hucketer
namsd Wigglesworth was driving along
I4th aud King rect. the wagon broke
down soaring the morse, which ranaway
aud stepped uver the Braudywide bridge
by man The wagon which was broker
was taken TO shop nearby Tor repairs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-10

T,o noIIos ofiea aad . Z
SsGS'i ',Sgas + TIE .e,,s c.} sli Y
VtJy lad osEd ..''i'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-10

Charles Stout, who has been confined
to his resider c., ct Sixteenth and Lin,
ooln streets, for the paBt few days
seriously Ill, 10 much improved thi,
morning, and hopes are entertained Of
his recovery. Mr.. Stout Is one Of the
oldest drivers on the City Passenger
Railway, having been on the road
almost aimee il was started, and his
many friends will be pleased to learn
Of this improvement In his condition.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-10

Last evening there were two discount
noges lost, one OF which was for 5000
aud the other for Sl9.05 They were
drawn in favor Of FrAucis p. Dillon.
A reward Of S. Ia offered for the return
OF the came to this office
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-10

AANNA 1AA Tx 6AnI
In order to transform our Summer
stock into at least its partial equivalent
i'm cash, we will introduce this week a
GRAND CLEARING SALE
Summer Dress Goods
and many other desirable kinds of goods
suitable for warm weather wear.
All of the fine printed Cotton ChaI-
lies, fast colors, reduced to 7 cents.
Balance of the half wool Challies
reduced to Is cents.
A lot of dark colored Plaid Crink.
les reduced to I cents. This make OF
goods sold last season at Is cents.
Colored Plaid India Linens, 10 cents;
formerly Is cents. White Plaid India
Linens, 121 cents; formerly Is cents.
Wide Batiste, 121 cents. New Eng
fish woven wash goods, l23 cents; sold
this season at 25 cents.
The best styles French Challies, SO
cents.
A large line of the very finest French
lSatines reduced to rs cents. None OF
these goods have been sold less than 35
; to 371 cents this entire season. and are
still selling at 373 cents in Philadelphia
e land New York.
Our desire to make this reduction
5|sale very attractive is one of the reasons
!; for putting these popular and desirable
t goods in at the low price of rs cents pei
q yard.
q A full stock of 42-inch White Swiss
= Flouncings and Edgings at lower prices
8 than you are in the habit of seeing in
this market.
p Space will not allow us to continue
: quotations, but from day to day we will
j offer some special drives in all depart
\ ments.
!; KENN ART r TIT
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-10
DUBLIU SALE
K -oF--
REAL ESTATE.
WIN be sold at Publio Sal, on the prem iser
ON SATURDAY, JULY l4lh, 1888,
Ats o'ciOcE,p. M, sharp,

TWO DWELLING HOUSES.
No.l. Three story brick dwelling house,
No. TO7 Poplar street with rooms and bath
10 excellent order, side and bAoE alley, out
house and surface water, underdrA ined con :
noctinS with Poplar street sewer. Lot SOKs7.
No. 2 Three sorry brick dwelling house,
No. sl2 OTAuRo street, wiki rooms inslud-
ing Ritchtn. Lot 20KfG
These houaCs arc centrally located. The
b ousa Oh Poplar street. beiuE convenient to
the King street market, tho rSilrOad shops,
ADD different manufacturing interests IN
the Eos.ern BBctIon Of the city.
Tho houie on tlrRng0 sttBet Ia oaly one
ha flqusre from the DeN Post UtfiSe site on
Shipluy street, and ono bAli square from
the Eighth Street Market House, whore
property should largely enhance In value
10 short timo sale will Commence with
No At tho time named
TERMS: 70 per cent. OF purohass money
70 ba paid down as soon as ptapsrty is struck
of, the balance Of the purchase money to be
paid In ten (l0) days from the dag OF sale, oil
more liberal ternB may be made by calling
on tina subscriber.
THOMAS X. LALI,Y,
No. $40 Market street
Agent to effect sale.
Il. W. STDHAH & Son, AuohonosIa
iyl0.tw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-10

OrgAnattsb and music of all kinda.
603 shipley street,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-10
Observation-Disclosures.
Peroxide of SiliCates
THE FARMERS ANU ARDEEERs
ux.s1, uEtRbJn


A sure protection against tho ravRRes Of
ali iIss CT pests that destroy the growing
orops. When mlxei with tho Fertilizer II
win dsFtroy all tffubs and Worms In the
soil 1t Kills the Colorado Beetle or Potato
Hug. the Cabbage Worm aad all kinds OF
bugs ard tnsects that attack the toHate
plant kale, egg plant, caulihoWer, cueun.
Der, melon, "a lssu ana oanteioups, curTant
bushes, ross bushes, fruit trees and al
shruBberY, etc, &C.
Tor plants m1re literally. The best time 20
appIy tho SiiiGAtes Ia whom vegetation Is wet
from rain or dow. The sllioates beinEin the
ihape CT line powder q readily applied ny
means Of casting through a cloth bag 6bohl
tho texture 81 Il 40 cheese c!oth. wren 9
large ntoE Of Cabbage or Potatoes 10 70 %
dustsd t. can be done quickly and evenly
two rows 1t = tune, with our band dushni
bags AID SIS fast IS az ordinary Walk. AL
our Agents osn supply the bags.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL At
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-10

Ayers Aguo Cure 10 warranted specific
for all malariAl diseases ard hillary DO
ranKementB.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-10

InOh KENT Al EkDUUED RATE
~ Store, 2ib Sbiploy street win no rented
streduced rate tOI We balance o. the season
ly.0tf GEU. " BUSH, French 5 I. wharf
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

whitelaw Reid had probably not yet received
Mr.. Blaines Paris letter, made public this MORN
ing. at the time he submitted 70 his recent inter-
view In Pttsburg. By this letter any doubts which
may have remained after the publication OF its
predecessor from Florence, concerning the
writer's political intentions and aspirations,
ought 10 be wholly removed. He says plainly
that II the convention were 10 offer him the
Presidential nomination he could not accept It,
Inasmuch as Mr.. Blaine to the knowledge OF every
one could. without writing the Florence letter,
have secured the chicago nomination by an over
whelming vote, and in a manner which would not
have aroused new animosities to decrease his
chances Of election The STAR accepted that letter
written In entire good faith for the sole purpose
OF taking Mr.. Blaine out OF the presidential race
II the design OF the letter nad been to increase the
writer's chances OF election, IL not OF nomination
the political move was palpably a stupid one, and
not even Mr.. Blaine's enemies accuse him Of
stupidity. The Paris letter is the natural supple
ment 90 the one from Florence rendered necessary
by the misconstruction OF the first document by a
few persons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

This Is the time Of yearwhen every householder
ought 20 see TO it that his premises cleared OF
all kinds OF waste organic matter. The recepta-
cles for kitchen refuse ought to be not only regu-
larry eInpted, but thoroughly cleansed so that no
traces OF the garbage shall remain TO rot and faint
the air. The danger Is even greater during the
prevalence OF rain, as at this season, than after
The hot, dry weather has become settled; for the
moisture not only promotes putrefaction but
makes the atmosphere heavy and obstructs the
dissipation OF foul gases. Where proper attention
Is not given by the scavengers TO their work, or
neighbOrs neglect obviously necessary precau-
lions 50 as TO create a nuisance. the health off,
Ger ought 70 De promptly notified. A very little
trouble in the way OF prevention may save a great
deal more expended to effect a cure when the
damage has been DONE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30
InponrAzg dIzaa55E i, TH nsss,

THROUGHOUT THE STORE.
pick from this stock blindfolded without going
amiss,. as EVERY SHIELD we have is gusran-
teed absolutely impenetrable and void Of any
cheap rubber shields. Fedora, Goodyear Rubber
Co, Single and Double Repellient. aud silk
Besa send us
their Mill accumulation Of Short Lengths Of
cents per yard less than # cut from the piece 20
Bast for summer un n , riiGwcases &c.
@ fresh 4y Clean anna and cbeap In every re-
had; hence, are enabled to offer White Plaid In
psr ssrd siosl whs
Goods Is the largest, most varied and the best
II . icr ladies
and misses for 15c per pair, and finer quality
IN at the Of
SILK aLovEs-conspicuous for intrinsic
worth Is Ladies' g. button length Taffeta Gloves
Next best is 6-6utton length Jersey Isle
Thread. in tans modes and grays. at 25c. and
'G aoes Isl RsE demand proves conclusvely
thu ySn rS re- eay W s cc Hose that
sATEENs-The ssssens We We. sell for 25c: pei
:ss sSs nj ana tn same
Of patterns from which to select. Ground shade
embrace the seasons most popular and fashion
able s fSlSr' LINEN are
about two-thirds Of what they WERE Matched
Sets in great yarety-Edgings. All-Overs and
Flounclnss 75c. for Soc, 81 for &c. Sl25
for 75c., and 30 on. Better values were never
offered.
CHEESE CLOTHS-For Dresses, Fancy Cos
TUNES. Church. Fair. and Festival Decorstions,
for making Summer Bed Comforts, &c, &c
Particularly complete line at present in both
cream and colors, 8, 8, 10, and 12kc per yard.
LADIES' "OUTING" SUITS. Ladies who
indulge in on door sports and pastimes find
suit adapted to these purposes Indispensable
The "TuIedos Suit stands without . rival for
Lawn Tennis, Boating, Bicycling. Seashore,
Mountain and "Outing" wear. Variety OF col
WOODWARD + LOTHROP.
Cor. 18th and + sta a W.