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Morning journal and courier., 1889-03-06
F. Q. s. of A.
Grand Union Meeting Last Night
 Various Addresses.

UMIOH INGGsGMS AABI NlRAE-
 Various Addresses.
 A union meeting of the P. O. s. of A. was held last evening in the COURIER building under the auspices of Camp 3. District. President Evarts presided, and remarks were made by representatives of the several camps as follows: A. s. Welch, Camp 1; H. H. Hayden, Camp 2; Henry Purcell, Camp 4; s. J. Watson, Camp 5, Meriden, and G.. c. Clark, Camp 2. National President George P. Smith of Chicago, Ill.,, then made patriotic and interesting remarks that were highly appreciated and received with en- thusiasm by the large gathering of the order present. The order now numbers 50,O00 members in the Union, and is increasing rapidly.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-03-06
WEATHER RECORD.

INDIUAI1ONB FOH TO-UAFs
 WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL SERVICE, WASHINGTON, DC, 10 p. m, March B. 1889. ] For New England: Rain, followed in western Vermont, Massachusetts and Connecticut by fair, slightly cooler, northerly gales.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-03-06

Mendei & Freedman's Great Bargain
 Day TO-Morrew, Thursday.
 Special bargain day every Thursday at Mende1 & Freedman's
Morning journal and courier., 1889-03-06
Horsford's Acid Phosphate
A HealthfuI Toni1

Used in place of lemons or lime juice
 1t will ha harm OntZe with such st1m ul lant q \ as are necessary to take. m4 ateod Itw
Morning journal and courier., 1889-03-06
NEW HAVEN, CONN.

THREB MONTHS, $1.50; OHH MONTH. 50
 HETs. ONE WEEK, 16 CENTS; SINGLE COPIES, CENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-10
The first hot wave Of spring asserts itsel

The first hot wave Of spring asserts itself
with unusual vigor this year in the District
Coming summer casts a blaze of heat before it
The park flowers that bloom in the season,
which have been plodding lazily along in de-
vslopment, retarded by cold and rain, receive a
quickening in speed Of growth like that which
the coal on his back gives to the speed of the
sluggish tortoise. The asphalt pavements yield
TO the softening influences of spring. The
straw hat presents itself to the eyes Of the pub
lie, not timdly as by sufferance the first Of the
season. but boldly and fauntingly, as the ar
ticle Of apparel most unmistakably up to
the times. Prostrations by heat indicate that
summer precautions must be taken. The an
nouncement Of out-of-town excursions suggests
that summer pleasures are at hand. With its
broad streets, numerous parks, ample shade
and cool river breezes Washington is well
equipped to resist the unexpected and hot at
tack of the skirmish line of approaching
summer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-10

Photographic toys-birds that MARBLE as in
their native forests, cats that purr and spit,
horses that neigh and dogs that bark-are
among the latest applications of the wonderful
commissioning instrument. We may next ex-
pect to see the wax-fgure men produce statues
OF President Harrison that work their lower
jaws and recite passages from the inaugural ad-
dress Of March 4th, 1889, in the tones and with
the very accents and infections which he has
talked into the receiving cone; of Mrs. Cleve-
land with her pleasant words OF greeting; Of
General Sherman, with one OF his fatherly
speeches 10 his old companions in arms; of
Patti. with an aria from ..Traviata." The gates
into this world Of possibilities are only Just
ajar, and are waiting for a Snowman with en-
terprise enough to push them open.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-10

Ex-President Cleveland exchanging the man.
agement of the affairs of nation of sixty mil
hon people for the simple duties of a referee
in law suit between two fellow-citizens, and
Minister Phelps returning from England to re-
sumo his lectures rs a professor in the Yale
law school, form companion pictures very in
teresting and significant to the believer in re-
publican institutions. The idea of pensioning
men who have held high Office under the gov
eminent has merit but is pleasanter to note the
fact that SO few of our eminent public men are
willing to retire to life of idleness while they
have health and strength to earn their own
living.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-10
WHAr W. HIVE To SHOW You

u
e1-Alterstions free Of charge by expert otter.
ULSTERs
Sy'es-"Directoire." Irish Peasant" connemara,
Empire Modjeskas
Colors-Nsvy, Brown. Gray Garnet, Red, Black, in
stripes. checks, and plain colors.
Aatcridls-Broadcloth, Corkscrew Diagonal
Prtces-s7. e10. sl2. s13. s15. s16. ego. s23
&25, s27.
JACKETS
Stylcs-Enelish walking" Marie Stuart Directoire.
Mdteriais- Broadcloth. Jersey. Diagonal Corkscrew
Cdors-Brown, Navy. Green. Terra Gotta, Grey. Red
Black.
Prioes-s3so, a. $3.50, s5, 90, o., ss, 90, %. so
s1o. s12. $3.50, els. sl650 Ell. eco, s22.
BEADED vIsITEs.
SyIs-Pelerine. and visitss; Polished and Unpol
- 'es:s s, o. 80. ell. s,2. sls. sl7. SIS
LACE WRAPS.
Trimmed with Ribbons. sl6 each.
JERSEYS.
syle..Bs.ded, Braided. Plated. Pulled. snochsd
Matertats-stockineta and six.
Pn.cs.&l; es, slss, s2.4s. 1925, e36s, e3.9s
SyIes-s'D irecsoirs.- Empire" Old Ladies' Mourn.
ing.
Ma,ersals-Henristta Cashmere Cancels Hair, Jap,
silk, French Psrcale Lawn. French bstiste. Flannel
hTiss. q, IS. sl.ss s2.es sb. g. %. slo. sl2
cHfLDRES's Jackets and Suits Of every dsscnp.
New Empire. Gretchen and Directoire With pulled
slesyes The sailor Biouses Of Wash siik. Flannel
UNTIL SATURDAY ATOM
~ 10per cent on above quoted prices.
| THE PALAIS ROYAL.
SContinued belowl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-10

Texas claims the credit of producing the
most interesting buried remains recently I'M
earthed. in the skeleton of the combined man
and snake, believed to have existed in life dur
ing the stone age. A combination between
man and snake in some parts Of Texas, how
ever, even at this late day, is not infrequent
enough to attract much attention. and any we'll
equipped relic of this sort from the stone age
would show some fossil traces, at least, of the
jug whose contents brought it into being.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-10

The president of the Canadian Pacific rail-
road assures the interstate commerce commits
sion that the relations Of his road with the
Canadian government are not exceedingly in
innate, and are mot as cordial or intimate as
those between the Pennsylvania railroad and
your government at Washington" Does the
Canadian refer 70 the fact that Congress has
turned over the streets and to a considerable
extent the government of the capital to the
Pennsylvania road, placing it above and be-
yond the reach of the local laws, and practi-
cally Indicating in its favor the exclusive juris-
dietion in the District given to Congress by the
Constitution?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-10

The Commissioners will have public support
in every legal measure, however vigorous and
forclble, which tends to abolish the nuisance of
cobblestones between the tracks of street rail-
ways. An energetic policy which prevents the
violation of orders of the Commissioners issued
for the public benefit, which sends the railroad
company instead of the District to the courts,
and which abates the nuisance pending the
legal controversy, will be commended by every
body except offending railways.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-10

1t is a sensible suggestion that the Fifty first
Congress, which will begin a new century of
legislation under the republic, should take on
itself the duty of improving the site of Wash
ington's birthplace, now owned by the govern
ment, but unmarked by proper monument
little more time and money spent in such
patriotic undertakings, and little less wasted
on ilibustering, would make a better record
for the Congresses OF our era to submit to the
study and emulation of Congresses which will
meet hundred years hence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-10

81 Advertising 10 profitable only when prop
eriy dons,-thatis, in the medium sure to reach
the largest number Of those whose attention is
sought Money otherwise expended for that
purpose is wasted. To expend 1t wisely, ad.
vertiss In The STAR. 1t not only claims the
largest circulation, but gives the figures, and
svears 10 them!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-10

The latest ocean racer, the City Of Paris, an
peals in name to the sympathy of Frenchmen.
in place Of construction to the pride of English
men, and in place Of ownership largely to the
interest of Americans. The fact that the new
steamship has broken the record of fastest
trips from Liverpool to New York. covering
the course Of z, s55 miles in days Is hours and
minutes, is therefore in the nature Of an in
tsrnational triumph.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-10
PARAsoLs Down liz Price.

The combination lot at a. 9s contains the best bar
gains though, Of course, not the lowest priced
Parasols.
You may choose from the following for 90 eS each:
Cluster stripe silk Parasols, that sold at 81. So
Plaid Silk Parasols, that were IS So
MORE Parasols that were favor1tes az as 9s
Canopy top Parasols good value at 90 80.
Lyons Colored Silk detachable-handle Umbrellas
worth 60 90.
Warranted Silk Umbrellas With Is in Silver hsndlex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-10

The most notable act of the Pennsylvania
legislature, which has just adjourned, was the
submission to the vote of the people of pro-
posed amendments to the state constitution,
one prohibiting the manufacture and sale of
intoxicating beverages, and the other abolish
ing the tax requirement as a condition of suf-
frage.' The republican leaders were pledged to
submit the first amendment to a vote, but are
not pledged to vote or work for either of them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-10
THOUSANDS Or Fans.

Don't go to church Sunday without Fan, and why
shouldn't II harmonic with your costumes
stock 50 large and varied that you may be easily
suited
Japanese Fans-Beauties at 20c. each. with triple
sticks and Silk Cord trimmings.
Lace trimmed Gauze Fans in all shades with inlaid
sticks to match in color, only gao. each.
But two illustrations from thousands.
Continued below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-10

Secretary Rusk is getting almost as much
fame out of the clean swath he cut the other
day on the agricultural grounds as he did by
moving down anarchism in Milwaukee when he
was governor. What the American people like
is the sort Of spirit that prompts men to do
quickly and thoroughly whatever they have to
do at ALL whether it is cutting grass or dispers-
ing mob
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-10
A CaownrD Housr.

AN EVER INCREASING BUSINESS. AN IN
TELII0ENT AND APPRECIATIvE cLIENrAaE.
THE BEST AND HANDsoMEsT STOCK OF SPRING
CLOTHING IN THE CITY. AHAppY AND CON.
TENTED CORPS OF aENTIEMANLY Statesmen.
GENrzENEy FOR WHOSE ACTS OR WORDS WIZ
ARE NEVER CALLED UPoy TO APOLOGIZE rs
1T ANY WONDER THEN THAT WE'VE BEEN
CROWDED TO THE DOORS EVERY DAY THIS
WEEK. CROWDED WITH pLEAsED-ANp BEING
PLRAsRD-PATRoNs CROWDED WITH STYLES
FOR SPRING THArRE CALCULATED TO PLEASE
THE MOST ExAcTINa PRICES THAT PLEASE
OUR PEOPLE. BUT SEEM TO WORRY OUR RIVALS
IN THE BUSINESS. WE ARE HAPPY IN THE
KNOWLEDGE OF THE FACT THAT WE ARE DIS
TRIBUTINe MORE sTYLIsHLY CUT AND MADE
CLOTHING. BETTER FITTING. BETTER TAIL
oRED aARMENTs-AT LOWER PRTcEs-THAN
YOU'RE LIKELY TO FIND ATANYPRIcE-ANY.
wHERE-oUTsIDE OF OUR HOUSE NONE OF
THEM CAN TOUCH THE SUITS WE SELL AT
NFzEEY DOLLARS EACH cHEv1oTEENs IN
BLACK, BLUE AND GRAY CoLoRs-soFT. SILKY
CLINGING FABRICS. TAILoRED TO F7T-sl5
FOR SACK OR CUTAwAY SUIT. BELGIAN AND
ENGLISH TwEEDs IN NOVEL EFFECTS. els FOR
SACK OR CUTAwAY SUIT. AMERICAN. IRISH,
AUSTRIAN AND SCOTCH wooLENs IN NEW AND
UNIQUE EFFECTS, els FOR SACK OR cUTAwAY
SUIT WE BEAT THEM ALL THIS sEAsoN-AND
THEY All KNOW TT
ROBINSON. PARKER CO.,
REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN CLoTHIERs,
mylO-eo $40 SEVENTH ST.. COR Old.
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1t Is said that the new chairman Of the ma
tional democratic committee will be Calvin s.
Brice. Then will the democratic hosts march
TO battle under banner not emblazoned with
either protection or free-trade devices, but
proudly displaying a rainbow rampant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-10
LAST DAYs.

LAST DAYs.
The CSC. Cotton and Cambria Underwear will be
offered until Saturday May 18th. at p. m, FOR SIC
We know that during the last week we have added
over one hundred new and permanent patrons to our
Cotton Underwear Department and trust by continu
ing the Offering of the CSC. Undergarments for Sac
until saturday to further increase the number
BEST VALUES IN TOWN"
We have been told over and again We are show.
ing the best garments at CSC in the city Fortynine
different styles shown In Skirts Gowns Chernses
Corset-Covers. Drawers. of Cambria and Cot.
ton, trimmed with best embroideries and lsces
TEN STYLES CSC. GOwNS-Here's one: Cambria
Mother Hubbard" Night Gown. with IL clusters of
tucks in yoke and neck front and sleeves
trimmed with Plat Valenciennes lace.
FOUR STYLES CSC. sKIRTs.-Just one illustra-
ton: Skirt full 2l< yards wide yoke band: s-inch
Cambria iounce, with 2-inch embroidered edge; four
tucks on founce, six above.
TWELVE STYLES Csc INSTRUMENTATION
new and pretty style: V-shspe front and back; p
inch fine embroidery; sizes 80 to "A inches
FOUR STYLES CSC. DRAWERS. prettiest. we
think, are those Of Cambria, with 3inch Torchon lace
rifle, with nine tucks above
NINE STYLES CHEMISE. The most in demand are
the Cambria Chemise. with 4-inch embroidered yoke
square necks Those with pointed necks with Tor
chon Lace Trimmings, selling rapidly.
SEVEN STYLES CHILDREN'S CSC. CAPS The
new three piece Caps with high bow and trimmed
strings, are the easiest to launder
IMPORTANT To YOU.
Il The above-quoted goods will be sold for sac
each until Saturday, May 18th, at p m, and after
then not again this season under CSC.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Aorz
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ice 913.25 &14 S14.76

Price s13.25 &14 s14.76
Superb line of White Dresses for wear at com.
mencements, confirmation. &C.
We are compelled to leave great deal about
these Wash Suits unsaid for want Of space.
BY all means inspect the stock
(Third foorJ
TRAVELLING listers. -Four times more
than we have ever shown before.
so Ladies' Gray Nonair Travelling listers at
IS each.
Fancy Striped Mohair Travelling listers, in
the popular Peasant shapes, sl2 each. Black
Surah sink listers, S16
Changeable Silk Travelling listers, stylish
and dressy. s1250. SIS, els, eco and s22. so.
SO Ladies' Black Cloth Newmarkets, for wear
at the seashore and mountain resort, reduced
to $3.50.
(Third fioor.)
DRESS GOODS REDUCTIONS. Here's .
drop in the choicest Of all the spring and sum.
mer Dress Fabrics. The balance of our line Of
40-inch Striped Mohair Brilliantine IL offeredat
the reduced price Of 62Ifc per yard. For sum.
mer travelling dresses and seaside walking
dresses II has no superior. Stylish, attractive,
serviceable and cheap. Don't expect II 10 be
here long.
Our 52-inch Imported Striped suitinss are
now down to $50.
SPECIAL 10 pieces 4O-inch Cream Atwood
Albstrosa Of superior quality. only Soc. per
yard.
Every desirable weave in Cream Wool Goods
Is here.
MEMS HANDKERCHIEF. Mems White
All-Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, only
12<c. each.
Mems White All-Linen Cambria Hem
stitched Handkerchief, u, I, IL and Pinch
hem. nne quality, Csc.
initial" Handhsrchisfs for Men. A rood
quality, unlaundersd, ct 20c. each; @ for q. so.
Laundered at 35c. 3 for q. Laundsred, besl
hand-worked letters. SOC. 9 for ears.
(Firt hoor)
WOODWARD Z LorHnoa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-10

The appointment Of Col. Frank c. Loveland
TO be pension agent at New York, vice General
sigel, resigned, is made on the theory that one
good veteran deserves another--to succeed
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-10

SILK GIovEs AND Mrrrs
Nearly 100 feet Of counter devoted to the new STOCK
% you may select without discomfort, notwthstand
ing the rush for silk gloves has commenced
Where else half the stock variety and such qualities
for the pricess
TAFFETA-srLK MoUsoUETAIREs,
Prices 25, 80, so. and IS cents Colors to match
your dress; also fast Black. Tafeta mixture Of
silk and linen While looking like al-silk. it's more
durable
SPUN-sILK MoUsoUETAIREs,
Prices 80. so. as. CSC, sl.25. and Las. Those
q the higher prices the celebrated Mianese Silk
and shown in new and delicate tints also fast Black
WARRANTED ALL-sILK MIrrs.
Prices, 15c, Csc, Soc, Csc, 75c., &c., al
Many styles in Jersey and Lace Mitts and a notable
bargain in fast Black at only Csc. . pair.
cHILDREN's SILK MITTs AND GLOVES.
Lace Mitts, l3c.. or 2 pairs for 25c
Jersey Mitts, pc. pair.
Taffeta silk Gloves 25c. and 35c pair.
Warranted An-Silk Gloves, SOC. apair.
KID GLOVES REDUCED IN PRICE.
Those who contemplate a visit to the seashore or
mountains win doubtless profit by the warm. weather
prices for Kid Gloves.
s1.75 Palais Royal Four Button Dressed Kid Gloves
reduced to 81.
Sl.75 Dressed Kid Mousquetaires for 81.
s1.75 Undressed Kid Mousquetsires for al %
u These Gloves will not lie tried unless regular
prices are paid.
Continued below.l
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
PRINCELY BARGAINS FOR ALL FOR To.MoR-
ROW. AT R. GoLDsCHMID's, 1oo7-1ooe
STREET NORTHWEST
LET YOUR EAGLE EYE LiNGER LONG OVER
THE FOLLOWING:
Patented Fatinitza Fans only &c.
1Oc Japanese Folding Fans for DC.
15c. japanese Folding Fans for 10c.
2oc Japanese Folding Fans for l5c.
35c. japanese Folding Fans for 25c.
Soc. Vienna Fans for $50
81 Vienna Fans for 7Sc.
S1.50 Vienna Fans for CSC.
So Berlin Fans for 81. 3S
$3.50 Berlin Fans for 81 1S.
SO Paris Fans for Sl.98
81 Paris Fans for $27S,
So Paris Fans for $3.7S.
Round wire Dish Covers, in a nest only 3Sc
Champion Fly traps only 1Sc.
$3.50 patent Fly Fans for $l.9S
Garden Trowels only Sc
The Luxury Hammocks, holding $50 lbs guar.
anteed, only 7Sc. holding 400 lbs only CSC hold
ing 800 pounds, only $l2s; holding 1000 lbs, only
La Tosca Umbrellas, "a and 20 inches in all the
newest mountngs, at special low prices for
only.
Fancy rattan Carriages upholstered in silk plush
(piped) satin Parasol with lace border (whees war.
ranted) for 49.9S.
Reed body Carriages. with round ring border. ND
holstered in the finest silk plush. all shades, for
$1Q9S.
New shape Rattan-body Carriages upholstered in
sk plush sai9 Psras0l with lace border, and patent
Fine G.ps6oay csrriass new design beautiful and
9es st plush paraso lace bOrGer and Nickel iai
tr1 INN W"v for o;4 ia c,uu,.,. ,
with IN the fnest six six piasS
with laced border parasol, for SIG; 9s.
IN hne s psah IMP
Wbes f sass with laced edge
Carriages in all shades of the finest silk
plush 70 20 asr ss Styles all new designs, worth
The choice Of any Of my s4O CARRIAGES for zee ss
they are too handsome to describe each carriage
'' COOPER & MoKEE's ICE CHESTS.
Handsomely finished in stained yood warranted
Large size Chests with finished zinc lining and cor
Tugatsa hssvE zinc Shelves with galvanized iron bot
,pS S ssss sas as finished
COOPER & MoKEE' sA FFGGHksBRATED REFR1aE-
Double boxed psnsipel inside bog covered
Medium size, handsomely hnished with bronze trim.
1 MnaS d0r aSS 4sSn.n.a viii,
gated galvanized iron ice racks and air chambers for
The following Refrserators and Ice Chests are made
by the Canengs Iceberg Co. the largest
ICE CHESTS
Solid Ash Chests. constructed on purely scientific
design and finish. medium size. for S7.9S.
REFRIGERATORS.
Nice size Refrigerators. pure charcoal filed best
metal racks YET knobs solid bronze escutcheOns new
ash finished with shellac and coach varpish for
Also, full and complete assortment of Iceberg
Refrgerators Travelling Trunks Sstchels and valises
R. GoLDsCHMID's,
1t 1007-1O09 st. NV
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Agitation OF the subject Of free baths in the
Potomac is timely.
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n NEW SOC. SHIRT
To say that i is as good as any Shirt that we have
we had made to our order had an quantity
iT6ey are made Of Sew ss York Mills Muslin;
Has Patent Stays in Back and Sleeves ss'''AHa'
Has Felled Seams;
And is Gusseted:
ana What snd Of shirts
e in in and see ba w
H RHfi5s i EsIy P 9T R Riisifsa'
Come in and look at our
FLANNEL SHIRTS,
the very sight Of them is cooling and what array Of
make start Of describing them. and the prices we'll
nG he sSSns th ay will do their own
Our 50c. Domet Flannel Shirts for 47c each (Sizes
Our sSe; cheyiot Shirt for 75e tsizes u. o1z,
our IS English Flannel Shirts for 81 so. tsizes
Our s225 English Flannel Shirts for SO. Csizes IA
&C 0gE s3So English Flannel satin-strpe Shirts for
And we've also taken good Of the Boys and can
SIR Belts, with serpent clasps. ali combinations 4Oc
Windsor Ties, in silk stripes, to match Shirts CSC
and SOC; an unusual assortment.
long or short sleeves for eaS These e 1n aee
a B Biis IAN IN IN s T9 ssrtgEs-
fancy, embroidery trimmed Neht-Shirt of ele-
CANT cotton. dollar is the usual price you'll paw else
where, tomorrow with us sc; Come in different
fancy trimmed; the usual 75c. goods wv
pair 81.
SPECIAL SALE OF LADIES' AND CHILDREyrS
LIGHT WEIGHT UNDERWEAR,
AND Il BIG BARGAIN IN LADIES' HOSE
The prices will do all the booming that is sufficient
Childrens high neck short sleeve gauze vest nicely
finished, sizes 10 to 30. worth 25c. special price lSc
each.
Ladies' Swiss ribbed cotton bodies all Sizes special
sale price l &c. each.
You will see the difference from these and the cheap
meshy ones you usually buy at that price at glance
ours are regular 25c stock
Ladies' high neck and long sleeve ribbed vests all
sizes good value for 5Oc special sale price 9c each
ladies' very nne Egyptian yarn vests, high, square.
or Fshape neck, real value SOC. special sale price
42c. each.
THE BARGAIN IN HOSE
Ladies' very fine unbleached Balbriggan Hose, regu-
lar Doc quality; special sale price 3 pair for 75c.
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MosuxExrs Moxuxrsrs
Large Assortmsntof
GRANITE AND MARBLE MoNuNrNra AND
HEADsToNEs,
% bst,eU Prices New Importation direct IRON Itsiy
Of beautiful figures for
CEMETERY AND RARLoR DECORATION.
worth visit V - tAsm
Ut. MANNING,
pe17-ln l32o RA ave. q. Y.
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HArs FoR Hor WEATHER.

HArs FoR Hor WEATHER.
We have full supply of MACKINAw and ENGLISH
SPLIT STRAW HATS for Gentlemen and YouthsI
DERBY HATS in Light Weight and Colors.
Pearl Dress CASHMERE HATS
Silk. Gloria and la Tosca" UMBRELLAS. Large
stock to select FROM
TENNIS SUPPLIES, sAsHEs, BELTS, CAPS. &C.,
all at the Lowest Prices.
Agents for Youmans and Knox, New York, and
Henry Heath, London.
B. H. sTINEMETZ SONS,
my10 1897 Penna ave.
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Tn Box M.nom
SPECIAL FLOWER SALE
Just received lsree lot Of Pine Flowers. A IN
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