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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

THE APPEAL Is enabled TO announce
this morning that Memphis is to have a
grand music festival.
Arrangements for the event were closed
yesterday by means OF Geographic cores
pondcnce between Mr.. Charles T.. Locke
and Mr.. Emile Levy.
This contamination oil fond desire was
almost stunning surprise to Mr.. Levy,
coming, US 1t did, after hope had about
vanished. Oyertures were made several
weeks ago by Mr. Locke, for his combina-
ton, and the manager Of the Gilmore ag-
gregntion, both OF whom would cheeriully
have come to Memphis for festival Of
two or three days, had there been adequate
arrangements. These, under the unfortu-
nate circumstances surrounding this city
with her one cramped thcater and miser-
able transportation facilities 10 the only
park avaiable-were impossible, and me-
gotiations were for the time being discon-
tinued. Happily an open date OF one day
with Mr.. Locke's combination was found.
II was Monday, June l7-not the best day
in the week, Ii is true, but the best that
could be had. The aggregation comes
here from Nashville, where festival will
be given on the 18th and 10Th.
Mr.. Levy encountered another obstacle:
The theaier had been secured by Father
Francis for the commencement exercises
OF st. Mary's School. After strongly pre-
sonting the merits OF his case, Mr.. Levy
succeeded In inducing the reverend father
TO defer his school exercises until the Goth
instant, thus leaving the theater available.
This will be the place. Two performances
are TO be giyen-a matinee in the after
noon and a regular at night.
Tho combination managed by Mr.. Locke
| Is perhaps tho strongest on the road this
season-as strong, IN fact, MS could be put
on the road. IL embraces lyric and in
strumental stars, the leading ones being
as follows
Miss Emma Juch, who will be remem.
| bered rs the browning attraction in tho
first Wagner Club concert.
Nine. Thercsc Herbert Forester, dramatic
prima donna soprano OF the Metropolitan
Opera.housc, New York.
Miss Helen von DoerhoG. prima donna
contralto, also late with the Metropolitan
Opera-housc, New York.
Mr. William j. LAWN, the well known
American tenor,
Mr.. Joseph Lyndc, baritone from the
Carl Rosa and Italian operas.
Mr. Emil Fischer. leading basso OF
Metropolitan 0pora-housc, New York.
Signor Jules PcrrOii, the distinguished
leading tenor, from the principal European
opcra-houscs aud the Metropolitan Opera.
house Of New York. the most notable
tenor voice In America since Wachiel,
possessing the most remarkable high & OF
any living tenor his first and only appear.
ance hero.
The noted solo nslrumenlalists are:
Mr.. Max Bcndix, yiolinist Of Thomas
Orchestra.
Mr.. Victor Herbert. yioinccllst, solo
cello OF Thomas Orchestra.
The famous pianist and protogc Of Won
Bulow aud l.iszt.
Miss Adele Aus Der Ohe, and grand
festival orchestra Of forty eminent musi-
clans, selected from the symphony or
chcsiras Of New York aud Boston, under
the direction Of the distinguished director
aud conductor, Mr.. Carl Icrrahn.
The scale OF pricos aud opening Of the
box Office will be announcedin few days,
also the program.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

CucAoo. H., June LA dispatch from
Wichita, kas. says Mrs. Catharinc
Schmidt was found guilty yesterday Of
selling three glasses Of beer, and was sem
fenced to three months In the county Jail
aud fined $500. This Is the iint instance
IN the State whore a woman has been sent
TO jail for violating the prohibition law.
The woman rs a widow with two children
aud OF limited means.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
THE COURTS.
Criminal Courf.

Lawrence Coffin was fined $50 Tor car
rying pistol.
The Rhoda Turner-Nixon case is set for
Monday.
Calendar for Monday, June &c.
Chapel; 9, II. b. Clark ct al; o., Dock
Jackson: 0S, Willis Moore; 3, VIM. Banks;
IL, 20, Rhoda Turner and J. Nixon; l0l,
Jennie Mayhem.
For Tuesday, June az, Clint Grady;
30, w. A. Gilchrist; 60. Nelson Hall; o,
Chas. Thomas; 8, Shed Howard.
For Wednesday, June b-i6, bred
Kicks; 3, Lawson Bolton; 8, VIM. Graves
OF al; 100, Richard Wilson, alias Boots"
AS, Henry Peopler.
For Thursday, June 6-l07, York Rob.
inson and Henry Towe; IA, VIII White;
AZ, Josephine Good; 80, II. Cohen; 70, Abe
Mayield; 200, Henry Long; 20, Jordon
Bowler
For Friday, June mo. 20l, Richard
Walton and Ida Hurt; 10, Joe Brooks.
For Saturday, June S-No. 81, Mollio
Hanson; 1876. Matte Yancey; %, Sol Gun
dy; 03. Jonas Herring; 10, John Rodgers
and VIM. Rodgers; l02. 4. II. Cole; 205,
200; ID. Ditto; 203, Charles Hamilton and
ii. q. Sawyers; 90, Margaret Saunders;
30, %, A. Zanoni; ~, As, j. Sturla; %, -,
Mrs. Durirey; 100, l2l, May Taylor; 1875
Lymus Wallace; ll9, W. II. Taylor; 1872
VIM. Tate; l4l, Annie Randolph; |, Rich
Wilson; IA, John Rngwald.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
swrnr aIRL nRApuArrs.
They Arc Leaving Their Brothers Far
Bchlnd in the Race.

bohlnd In the Race.
Now that the commencement exercises
Of the various schools are over and the
sweet gih graduates have sad their say.
there Is one feature Of the exhibitions that
has aroused considerable comment.
Everybody Of course enjoyed seeing tho
hundreds Of young ladies' and misses
sweet chcrubs, untouched by SORROW and
unsoilcd by sin" but the absence Of rep.
rcscnlaivcs from the masculine sex, in
the graduating classes, evoked serious talk
aud gave food for much philosophical
speculation. Last year at tho public school
examination two boys graduated. this year
not one. The LcNloync colorcd school
had four male aud seven female gradu.
ntcs
How are the boys to compete with the
weaker sex IN the race Of liic7 The capa.
city Tor mental effort l. not confined to one
scN. Why do not the boys keep pace with
their sisters?
"a can tell you the maltcr," said a goat
friend OF popular education TO an ArrEAL
reporter. Tho colonel boys are ON the
chain gang. they are wharf rats, crap
shooters and sneak thieves. the culorcd
giils, like The white girls, aru attentive 10
their lessons. Tho white boy no longer ~
student, he Is O dude. buiIoon, or nn
incipiont tough, whose future IN not prob.
lcmntcal. Tho icmnlu portion Of this
generation arc ouis,rippng the men In
the struggle ior intelligence, and they
will continue 10 outslnp them. This, |
take H. bodies goil. When Ia the near
future cur laws become les human and
more huwanc, there girls OF today will not
only have the intelligence, but the right
10 exercise that intelligence IN every ave.
nuc ui life, social, political or commercial.
Severn on the boys2 Pcrhanl | am, but
am not mOru 10 than thcy deserve"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
IMe Nonng l.nhIc. nrnMnch.

kansas CRY, Mo-, June Thursday
aiIcmoontwo sisters, daughters Of farmer
named Dickinson, living south Of Leroy,
kas., attended the Decoration Day cxcr.
ciscs IN that place aud started to walk
home. Tho bridge across the Ncosho
River had been almost washed away aud
two planks were stretched across the
slringcrs. The girls started across these,
the older holding the younger's hand.
Hall way across one was seized with dizi.
ness and lost her balance. Both Tell into
the Mntor and worn drnMnrd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

l.flh hHVANh ~ Ahr Appeal
HrtrNA, AK, June Maj. J. II.
Cole, who has acquired such fame aud
reputation a. a rcyiyalisl In this and other
States, arrived here this morning irum
Pine bulI whcfo be- has been conducting
suc,gtsiul religious meetings. lie will
conduct bis meetings In tho Methodist
thufch, assirlod hy local ministers OF DIFF
icfcnt denominations
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
Chnuccry Court.

VIM. I. Lockhart filed bill yesterday
against Scott Nesbiit ct al. 10 restrain
them from collecting Sl,Ss333, which Is
the amount Of judgment gwen against
Matte ID. Wilson and A. J. Snecd.
Elizg II. Britt, r. l.. Woodson aud wife,
Julia Stone ct al. filed bill seeking to
obtain possession OF a certain lot Of prop
erty formerly owned by Lucy Ann Britt,
deceased. A guardian was asked for Eliza
Il. Britt, minor heir.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

Tho charter for the Farmers Exchange
was filed yesterday. Il. GOODWIN, A. =.
McKinny, J. r. FHrrason, G. +. Farrow.
J. i. Smith, NJ Blocker, II. u. Greer and
II. I. Hedlorl arc the chaflcr mrmhcr..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
Cuticlrn RomoeiIoa

Arc pn'.tItc cuw boz c,cr form oi tkin. folip
and bloc dlsvND with lHs. m half ifum rlmlIcs
20 sfniulL vApppt possibly lchihVss
SOL ctruWhrut ltlrU. ttttVnA ine SOAR.
go WentttNg ti fftuari by thr poufu nnlu
An ifINltAt CORPORATION. Mntin
- send fUf "iiuW tu C.iff f.Iu uiantart " "a
rarut ~ Illustrations and 800 trailncunis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
Mnrrinrr I.Irrnsns

louis Rosonihal to Miss Hannah MarlH.
John NJ. Richardson to Miss Corinnc
Goodman; Jos. Nelson TO Doly Duncan,
colOfed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
sovoro Scalp DInonae cured.

4 Few weeks ago my vito tuftri tcfy much
iluin Cti1uruus diarusc of che sUalp and rcrrivv
un fUIirl tom Che various Vmcirs shr ua.fl until
che tfIui ttuttuht The difeasc pnrnptiy tioidct
~ this tfr.tWrnt aud iu short while sir Wua un.
ufcY we'll Ihcrs hos been no futuru vi the dis.
eate ahl 'tiiltrA muks No IN oar estimation
inr dlfHaTs nl She n in.
ilc j. PRESLEY BARgtrr, pp,
Raleigh. ~ (.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

l.ot. curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished ai Memphis Steam Laundry, pa
Second street branch ol,lce IN Madison.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
a Eover soro EIrht Yenrn curnd.

must extend o. lon the thsnks II one 1T my
customers. Who hal hrun uiurd D., using the CtTi.
tthA hthtniiH 1T pa ola fnfc. caused hy n long
20 bad De- IVES ivar.ulhc would have tohafc bis leg
anpuhici hlt o. happy o. Ny De- BE- now rniIfciy
Wtll=Huund ns dollar ne requests me ~ uto M
name, which u n, ~ tAtuN' merchant Ut this
rlara JOHN v MINOR urtrflst
hniurhurt Tenn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

Bolts, pimplcs. hives, ringworm. tcttcr and
ull other manifestations Of Impure blood arc
cured hy Hoods Snrsaparilla.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

BABfSS 5pcris',E ir 20 a1a n ra al,''d
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

cunnul say enough In prhisc oi the CrttcruA Ur
nluiia Ny huis NhCn uur year II arr. was fa had
WITH UCfcma that De- lost ni " hs half liis f1ilp
was acill bead, aud that his haf would never rfuw
aftln pTlaiflur ~ cuv irum physicians I
hreau The ne ~ the tuftrrrA NfHtnits. and q
an happy o. flYi With the most perfect sucu1st
~. hnif q uuw allguiid. aud thcfC D. not rlmpc
uu him lrrlmmcui the CuuCruA EHarulrs 81
mnihrr ~ thr most tpariY VTnuHmieal and ture
cute iuf all kin disoasos ni iniant1 and chidrn,
aul feel that every mother Who has nn AFFLICTED
child viii thans zoe iuf 30 doing
hlh ~ D. MUunsOM, Norway Nc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

A. NJ. NonLr, Of Worlhnrion. o., declares
that la-cu.pi-a not only cured his awful Ca.
taffh, but actually saved his life
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
A GORGEOUS FESTIVAL.
MEMPHIS WILL HAVE HER ANNUAL
FLOW OF MUSIC.

The Brilliant Aggregation OF Artists
Managed by Mr.. Charles Il. Locke
Secured for Two Performances at tho
Theater Monday, June II.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
NOT A PIMPLE ON HIM NOW

Had with Ecscmn. Hair all gone. scalp
covered with cruptions. Thought his hair
would never grew. Cured 10 Cuticura
Remedies. Hair spiond,d aud not plm.
piU un him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-26
LAIS ROYAL
LADIES EvESrxG REQUISITES.

psa3ie pTises Gctween the extremes quoted for
S SarIh ,s SiiIs Zoe e 81. ayard.
Trilis fSshsaise Ito to y rs a. sai Edlrd
| hussia Nets. ~ inches, zoe a Yard
nHsi f.i 5aa. Is As; Z nssS Sss yard
| EVENING NECKwEAR
Fancy Neckvesr TO order and rea ly made.
Mar1s en- nal, IL - n.rs "a, ana iSmis a. SO to sl5
NSGk knchngs, .acludiEg the latest novelties, IN
CI ~Dlrectoire &C. IN Black White and
c Sk,rt knislng and rows with lace edge, l5e 10
| EVENING TRIMMINGS.
furs ana SIX Fringes in eli the evening shades 81
toSl:a2A yard the dressIIakers tell Us: Ths Lci
EVENING RIBBONS
White and Cream Ribbons Of the ene.t oualitios i'm.
ported aid at IoiaiS Royal prices -'
EVENING FANS.
SiIge stick aud other style Fans in STYLES TO suit
ant ,iia S1stsiles Aoomplete variety and prices
In , neyessarlil lower than charged where half the
| Snii Feather Rams SIC. TO $3.50.
heAa lace Fans, IS To $50.
81 81 ti nm l Fans, 80. 3 to $40
tals wiIh readsais Is s 70 az.
Feather fais, 81 TO $50.
S GstiR Pans fap.i 81 - t. to s sl%.
EVENING JEwEIItY
HGvine the special sale 10 Per cent discount IN ncr
CEN on ihs marked Prices OF all Ia Karat Gold real
equal to ANY jewelers. dispiay M The eiYl variety
EVENING UNDERWEAR.
Elbocd SILK Vests, IN all the evening tints Low mech
| 81. Is and S:I.9S. $3.50
lie qualities tor the prices will prove that as for
Hosiery the Palais Royal is headguarters "
[ EVENING HOSE.
,A sre ; display and sale in this department. dur
ine winch The following special prices:
s3.oo SIX lace Hose Tor SA.yS.
50 ~ Pure SILK Hose for Sg
60 Pure SILK Hose Tor S26S
al. oS spun SIX Hose ior = Las
9Sc. Quality Plated six Hose Sc
- Al tue evening shades, Including the new
ie2aner shades-brorZe Suede &C., are Shown
BLACK SllA HOSIERY more variety ana
greater quantity than any other two stores In Town
I1aIted, 6oc, Soc. OSc., 4 10
Si'un, p, Sl.J0, 1 I 81. = gS
Pure, So, SIS a.. 81, -. 81. s3lS
lsAtra Heavy, IS ~, sos, s4.siS.
| for JOc. 0s y W ~
spun, sizes to Sk for AL
Pure SIX, 81 as 10 S3 10 a pair
EVENING GLOVES.
Inc Paiais loyal, with pardonable pride asks st-
ebtlOn 10 the third lafg ct Glove store i'm The Limited
| cities - WITS -~ NN"ef
,c TIE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-26

Speaker Reeds committee on civil service
reform Is squarely for the reform No republi-
can committee could be opposed to II and no
republican Speaker place the opponents Of the
reform in charge Of its legislation without the
greatest party treachery. The republican party
supports the reform. passed the first measure
N Its favor and has steadily extended its opera
uon- No republican can oppose the reform
and be true TO the party.-Phila Press.
The stauneh republican newspaper, above
quoted, reads to republican Congressmen.,he
same lesson Of political honesty and good faith
TO which the President in his annual message
called their attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-26
TuE PnopEn Time In LINENS
PPrfp Z EEE + ERR R + RRf r W. ssss
PIP EE RRR RRR w 'SSo
+ EKB < Z Z Z 7 ssss

you give receptions, teas, dinners lunches. &C.,
nowadays you required to have something
and novel in the Of table decoration. It's ereeed
and its absence is noticeable Now anything border
ing on the extremely fashionable is supposed to be
high priced-That's where you wrong-certainly
far as stock is concerned We prepared show
you the very newest and richest concets-at actual
raiue prices. For instance:
Our German Linen Lunch Sets, in fringed, hem
stitched and open work-colored borders-an sizes
from s5 s12, Far from being high for these quail
ties and the exclusive designs in which they got
ten up.
Here are our prices for the plain white effects:
81 Fringed Set 81.
$40 Erirged Set, s..
S-12 Frin9ed Set, SO.
$40 Fringed Set. two rows open work. s..
Sig frnged Set, two rows open work, SO
See them and you wonder at the price
In hemstitched sets offer extra qualities in IL
size at S22 and S25 per set
Hemstitched Satin Damask-lO-14, with 3-4 Nap
kins to match, ut S;i5.
We carry a large and exceedingly handsome line of
Dinner Cloths in all Sizes with 81 Napkins to match
some Of Messrs. J. S. Brown l. Sons Belfast Ire
land latest and finest productions.
We have an extra rich assortment of the finest Ger
man Table Damask from 4Oc. up to $3.50 per yard
and the Germans do weave good Linen.
An exquisite line of Tray Cloths at Soc, Zoe. S7xc
and 81 each.
TEA CLOTHS
All the delicate shades in Silk and Linen Cloths,
3x32 inches, "A each. with 6x6 Doyhes TO match-at
IS per dozen.
Al Monte Cloth, knotted fringe and double row
OF open work-at sl.25. o. Cloths, on the same or
der. at 81.
"a Hemstitched Cloth at g. and Ga at So Besides
these something extraordinarily fine in Ga Damask
at So.
We are making special bargain Of S-inch all Linen
led Blue and Yellow -bordered White Center Doylies
ut 81. so dozen, and lines of Plain White ones
from soc. to SO dozen.
NAPKINS.
Take pains to see our 5S all-Linen White Napkins
ut II per dozen, and the rs ut 50 and So per
dozen. We do not carry single grade that is
mendable and our entire stock will run from Zoe to
$50 dozen.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Our lines of 75c. and 81 S-4 Double-faced Table
Felt will interest you. Do not overlook the Knife
Cloths, Glass Linen and Pantry Toweiings of which
we carry an endless varetyaii at the lowest prices
little time spent in making up your order at our
house will repay hundred times in the perfectly
harmonious effects produced at your spreads"to say
nothing of the pecuniary saving.
sEATON PERRY,
Perry" Building
r...,,,o,, 9th 81. and Pennsylvania ave.
Established 1S40. d26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-26

Brazips bloodless revolution has had bloody
sequel Jefferson thought that little blood
letting now and then was good for the body
polite. The true friends Of Brazil NAV wen
deprecate the further application for the cure
Of her ills of such an heroic remedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-26

With the thermometer above 60 degrees in
the shade the people of the greater part of the
United States, including the northern tier of
states, spent their Christmas out doors, while
daisies and pansies were plucked by the roadside,
the fugacious black snake glided along the high
way in the merry sunshine, the deep-toned frog
from the tarn eroaked his noisy welcome, and
fruit, wheat and grass sprang to greet the warm
hight g in early summer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-26
Gloves FoR EvESrSa Wear

MEMS White and Pearl French Kid Gloves Have
: pair tried on and thus insure a perfect glove in
every respect. Only 81 a pair
MEMS English hid Gloves for evening wear with
correct style embroidered backs Tried on at our risk
The future wear guaranteed Only 81. 35 pair
LADIES' Very Best French Kid Gloves: every pair
so guaranteed. No better gloves imported Made
from carefully selected skins. cut on scientific prnci
Pies by expert cutters carefully hand sewed by those
with lifelong experience. these gloves are as perfect
as it Is possible for gloves to pc The fitting qualities
wiz be revelation to those ladies who have bought
at The stores with limited variety of Sizes All the
new Evening Tints and. Of course, White and Black
s-button Length Undressed Kid Mousque-
so
l2-button Length Undressed Kid Mousque-
g. %
16-hutton Length Uudrsssed Kid Mousque-
275
20 button Length Undressed Kid Mousque-
taires SO
u The above quality gloves are scarce and 10 be
found but in the few leading glove stores of the coun-
try. The aforementioned gloves are those usually
offered as the best They are reliable because ererp
pair lodrTdntd and they are the best Is COMMONLY
understood.
l2-button Undressed Kid MousQuetaires S.
lG-button Undressed Kid Mousquetaires %
20-button Undressed Kid Mousqu etaires sos
sS'-These gloves viii be tried on at our risk
SILK MIrTs for evening wear we show this season
in an unusual variety Of shades
Some Of the shoulder length Mitts of Jersey ana
Open Work Lace are unique in design. Prices range
from CSC. to g.. 25 pair
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
6Cop,;,uod tualo,r,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-26
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
CHlLDREN's CLoAKs AND NEWMAN

CHlLDREN'S CLoAKs AND NEWMAN
hETS
These are the last Of the particular
lots. hence our desire to close them
out at olce.
ChIldreu's Cloaks, in Navy Blue
Cloth, with Capcs. Sizes 1 and d
years. Reduced 10 81. ~ each
Chiidrcn's ClOaks, in Brown and
White and Blue and White 81 ipes,
with Capes. size 4 years. Reduced
TO xl.IO each.
3ChildrGns Cloth Cloaks, in Red
and BLACK STRIPES, with Small Capes.
Size years Reduced to each.
CnlIdran's Rough Cloth Newman
kets, in Garnet and Blue STRIPES.
Sizes IA and 10 years. Reducea to
$3.50 each.
/ Childs handsome Striped Cloth
Newmarket. doable breasted size IL
Years. RcuuccI to $50.
lot of Caildren's Atwood CASH
mere, urariCt.a a,iu Flannel DRESSES,
Handsomely Trimmed and very
StyiIsa s.1es 3, 1, u and years
Reduced to "a each.
(Ihlrd fioor.J
xrnnnny.Dn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-26

The death Of Charles Maekay, following at
some interval the decease of another popular
Scotch poet Of the moral and religious school.
Horatius Bonar, takes from the English-speak-
ing world one Of the most notable of the minor
spirits Of our times. Aspect and journalist
Mackay's work has made its impress on the
sge, and always for good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-26

Boulanger may be tempted to deport him
self to Brazil instead of to Canada. There is
obvious danger in such complimentary dis
patches as that sent by the president Of the
new republic to the brave general
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-26

SPECIAL PRICES FOR THIS WEEK
OF course one-tcnth of the styles in stock are
pointed to-only those offered at reduced prices Tor
this special sale.
MEMS $3.50 KID GLOVES FOR sl35
These are the Celebrated English Derby Kid Gloves
made expressly for the Palas Royal. This seasou,s
styles are Just received. We hope by quoting re-
duced price for few days to induce many try them
That is all we want Many Of patrons were 10
tempted ten years ago and have been constant Gus
toners since.
LADIES also KID GLOVES FOR sl.35
These are the ''Pslais Royal" 4-buttop Undressed
Ed Gloves. The Spear Point Embroidery, the
new Green's Blues. Reds. Tans. Fawns Grsys. also q
Fast Black have lately arrived Have pair tried on
and Wen probably make you steady patron Of these
Gloves.
ESQ LADIES' KID GLOVES FOR 500.
ThAta reliable Kid Glove may BE- offered for q
cents Is possible where 9 gigantic business enables
gigantic purchases and where cash business enable.
small profit Judging these gloves from the crsdis
store point of worth might write: worth sl.
500. PIGsKIN GLOVES FOR $50
Mousquetaire style. The Genuine Pigskin ths.
usually retaals at pair The reduction in price 10
only considerable when you conzider the usual prics
Of the glove.
sl.2S QUALITY KID GLOVES FOR ssc.
These 4-button Undressed Kid Gloves illustrate the
advantageous buytag . cash business enables lob
his true but evers glove warranted perfect These
are the gloves that have been creating such ssns-
ton at CSC pat The special price ID for this wssz
only.
TIE PAIAIs ROYAL
4 LxsxKR
Cor 18th ana Pa. sva ASS