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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-27
GOSSIP OF GREAT GOTHAM.
He Was a Stranger in the Land.
NEW YORK BUREAU sPEcIALs.i


NEW YORK, April 26.-Thomas O'Connor
arrived here from Dublin, Ireland, yesterday
morning, and this morning was arraigned at
the Tombs Police Court for raising row. As
soon as Mr.. OConnor got out Of Castle Garden
he wrote letter to friend In the old country.
A fellow immigrant told him to mail it at the
first little iron box he found on telegraph
pole. Mr. O'Connor did it. He put his letter
in fire alarm box on loEer Broadway, and
pulled the hook, which he supposed would
summon the postman. In minute three
steamers, two trucks and water tower dashed
up. Mr.. O'Connor became frightened and took
to his heels, but was stopped by policeman
who saw him pull the hook. Mr.. OConnor,
pale and trembling. told his story in court this
morning and was discharged.
George Francis Train Keeps Up His Fast
George Francis Train has finished the eighth
day of his fast and the four hundred and
twenty-frst stanza of doggerel poetry. To-day
he wrote THE Elepha1tine Shrinkage OF
Blaine" "Crack of Doom" and "The Begin
ming of the End" The longer he fasts the
more pessimistic he grows. One week from
Sunday he will tell the people in Chickering
Hall about the Civil War; financial disaster,
and black death which are about to overwhelm
citizens. Mr.. Train says he has his autobiog-
raphy of 1000 volumes well under way. Sew
eral doctors have tried to induce Mr.. Train to
cease fasting, as they fear he will kill himself.
Mr.. Train persists that Psyche, his guardian
spirit, has hypnotized him and won't let him
stop.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-27
LITTLE PLEAsANTRIEs.

On the Trottoir-why did you wink al
that girl that passed?
ssForce of habit. she'sa soda water fountain
girl. ''-To-ddy.
A Logical Explanation. .-Miggs-I hear
a policeman was killed yesterday in the discharge
of his duty.
Biggs-He probably didn't know it was loaded,
Puck =
Her Favorite Author.-Mrs. Upper Ten
Who is you favorite author?
Miss Van Aristocrat--The author Of my being,
He gave me 4 diamond necklace last night. : Cha
cG0o Journal
HAPPY MANI
His youth has never ceased,
Him joy has never missed,
Who could always kiss The girls he pleased,
And please the girls he kissed.
THE PSALM OF STRIFE.
Lives of plumbers all remind US
We must make our bills sublime,
five wish to leave behind us
Fortunes worthy Of our time.
Judge
That Was Just heTrouble.-"What IS 1t,
dearp'' asked his wife, passing her cool hand over
his troubled brow: ''What is on your mina!
Nothing answered the poet mourninly
gazing at the blank sheet of paper before nm.
''Nothing, assure you.''-Puck.
A Travelling Man.-Mrs. Hashcroft-I
understand, Mr.. Billings, that you are = much
Travelled man.
BiIlings-I certainly was last night. ThSre must
have been dozen Of them travelling on me at one
time, think. TerTe HdUte Express.
Probably a Case of Suicide We're there
any deadly weapons concealed about hlm9'' in
qulred the Coroner.
s,Nothinr but this, ~ replied the witness. And
amid the profound silence OF the spectators be
placed flask OF Iowa whisky on the table.-Cht-
c1go Tribune.
At Popular Book Store.-Salesman-
You had better order big lot OF '.Mexico as 1t
Is,, I've had a dozen calls for It this morning.
and we re ali out.
Proprietor-Am right. wonder what has started
up the saleg
'sWhy, the Canadian Governments has passed
the extradftion treaty, and American abscondsre
can't 20 to Canada. .u-0htca0o Herald,
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TERMS OF THE DISPATCH.

POSTAGE-AH persons who mail the
Sunday iSsue of The Dispatch to friends
should bear In mind the fact that the post
age thereon is Two ~ Gents. All double
and triple number copies of The Dispatch
require n 2-cent stamp TO insure prompt
delivery.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-27
HAPPY MAN!

His Youth has never ceased,
Him joy has never missed,
Who could always kiss The girls he pleased,
And please the girls he kissed.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-27
George Franci. Train Keeps Up His Fast.
Washington as a Letter Writer.

An evening daily will publish tomorrow sew
eral original letters of George Washington,
which will give Americans a new peep at the
private life of the Father of his country.
These letters have never been published be-
fore. In one Of these letters George Washing
ton tells the London tailor to whom 1t is ad-
dressed that no tailor in Virginia knows how
to make clothes for q gentleman. and what a
terrible job he had found it to take his own
measure, which he enclosed. In another he di-
rects the selling Of slave to the West Indies,
but is particular to advise buyers that the me-
gro is "a rogue and runaway" A hogshead
of rum would be taken in part payment In
two letters Washington explains his pecuniary
embarrassments to his creditors in England, at
considerable length. In two others he remon-
strates with debtor who, while owing him
ESQ., asks for his Endorsement on note for
E5O0 more
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-27

Ube DtSpatfb.
ESTABLISHED FEBRUARY s. 1876.
Vol. ~ No. 7s.-Enteree at Pittsburg Postofnce,
November a. 1857, as second-class matter.
Business Ofhce--97 and 90 Fifth Avenue.
News Rooms and Publishing House--z5,
II and 70 Diamond Street.
Average circulation of the daily edition of
The Dispatch for six months ending April
1, 1889,
27,986
Copies per Issue.
Average circulation of the Sunday edition
Of The Dispatch for March, 1889,
1923
Copies per issue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-27
Unhappy the Head That Wears a Grown.

From the Harrisburg Telegraph
During the last century there have been q
cases of insanity in the Bavarian royal family.
Excuse us from being king.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-19

Mahone's candidacy for cabinet place
throws green light over his advice to the
eolored republicans not to push negro for the
cabinet. Divested Of his own ambitious
designs it is good sense to say. that the colored
man has yet to give his attention to edu-
easonal and industrial questions affecting his
race before he can with propriety ask so promi-
nent place in the government of the country.
what fitness there would be in such preferment
a. reward, or Is an encouragement to the
coiored people, cannot be perceived. The
opportunities of Q colored cabinet minister 70
better the condition Of his people would be
few, indeed, outside Of the bestowment OF
omces, and to use patronage as q means Of
amehoratins ignorance, or promoting race fel.
lowship, would be an experiment that should
be tried IN Hayti before the United States
undertakes it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-19

Our bright and esteemed contemporary the
Indianapolis Ne,cs makes show Of contesting
the claim Of this Journal that TIE STAR has
the fullest home circulation Of any daily
paper in the world; but it does not do 30 as q
matter Of fact In other words, it ignores
some Of the essential points involved in the
issue In order to make out its case, the Ne1cs
counts not only the city Of Indianapolis but
also the whole Of Marion county, with her $50
square miles of territory and numerous popu-
lous villages, a. against the 90 square miles
which constitute the District Of Columbia.
This Of course is not q fair parallel, and espe-
cially - the numbers of the Ne,cs sold daily
on the forty or fifty outgoing trains from In
dianapolis are not taken into account. II the
Nesos will state precisely hou many copies OF
that paper are desioered every day at the door OF
regular and permanent subscribers ,ciAfn At
limits Of the city Of Indianapolis, the statistics
of the case will be much more complete and
reliable, and the means of making q proper
and exact ces.parison will then be at hand.
Meanwhile, The STAR continues to carry the
broom at its masthead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-19

We SCOT so frequently at the diminutive size
of our army and the inef6ciency Of our navy
that we fall into the notion that the European
armies and navies are beyond criticism. A re-
cent report shows, however, that in the English
army there are6 .5Oocavalrymen without horses!
And this number is one-third Of the British
cavalry force, or thirteen regiments out OF
thirty-one, embracing 1880 troopers in all.
This one-third of the cavalry arm have saddles
and brides only to show that they are cavalry
men. Meantime the English military authori-
ties are apprehensive over their inability to
keep abreast Of Germany in the improvement
of their naval armament Germany has made
remarkable discoveries in connection with the
use of the new explosive, vril, and the German
idea of movable dynamite-proof fortresses for
use on land is simply appalling to the English
mind Every day the English papers contain
jeering accounts Of how the British navy is be-
ing increased by vessels without guns. and guns
are being made without having carriages from
which they can be fred. The tone Of public
opinion in the insular kingdom seems to be as
violently apprehensive Of Germany as ours once
was of Chill, and now is Of all Europe to-
gether.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-19

The straitened financial condition of Johns
Hopkins university, SO wholly unforeseen by
its founder and unexpected by all its friends
has come to be matter of public concern. The
cessation Of dividends from a large part of its
endowment invested in Baltimore and Ohio
stock leaves the institution without means to
60 forward. 1t is now proposed to raise fund
of e1oo, 900 to carry the college over temporary
difficulties until its old income can be once
more enjoyed The professors have voluntarily
agreed to reduction of their salaries and ex.
pensss have been retrenced at every possible
point. First Of universities in America, in the
higher sense and definition of university
Johns Hopkins deserves better fortune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-19

II the tentative instructions Of the Treasury
department In regard to duties on Canadian
ears carrying freight from one American point
to another American point become Law tbs
Dominion VIII want to be annexed more than
ever. A great part Of the commerce Of the
great lakes is done in Canadian bottoms, and
the Canadian railroads would have almost
nothing to do II they should lose their inter.
national trade. Canadian railroad authorities
state that they cannot pay duties on their cara.
They must 60 out Of business rather than do
THAI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-19

The personal appearance Of the next Senate
viii hold its own quite well Sixteen Senators
have been reelected, which secures the philoso-
phic beauty of Senator Hoar's face. the rugged
Scotch force of Senator Becks grizzled counte-
nance, the fine profile Of Senator Colquitt, the
mighty features Of Senator Ransom, and the
fine Puritan facial type represented BY Senator
Chace. The Lincoln-like Cullom, the manly
Plumb, the courtly Harris, the statuesque
Dolph, the classic Morgan, the Rembrandtian
Manderson, all remain. OF the new Senators
some are noted for their good looks Mr..
wolcott, Of Colorado, besides youth, has
beauty in his favor. Mr.. Mcmillan, of Michi-
gan, il in the prime Of life, but is often taken
to be Q much youger man than he IL and is
always regarded as Q handsome man. The
veteran Barbour, of Virginia, Will bring snowy
locks and the face Of age into the next Senate,
bus il il q countenance of classic symmetry
and dignity. Mr. White, the new Senator from
Louisiana, is younger than the average Sena-
tor and has o fine, clean-cut face. Mr.. Hig-
gins, the Delaware acquisition. is handsome
man. He and Senators White and Wolcott are
bachelors, which makes their good looks mat
ter Of more than senatorial concern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-19
H1srs Or SpR1se DRrssEs.

FIGURED CHALLIES. Such figures, too! Man
has tried to improve nature. No limitations Of
flowers &C.. for this spring, but wondrous figures Of
gigantic size that know counterpart in nature but
lovely withal. Art color1ngs-Old Rose Sage Green,
Electric Blue Golden Brown, Fawn, sc.-in the num-
Der. zoe. yard The plain colors 16c, yard.
FOR WRAPPERS. Pretty figures in Navy Blue.
Myrtle, Garnet and Black with White and Gold figures,
ONLY 1Oc. A YARD.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-19

By the way, what do Senator spooner and his
Congressional colleagues thing 81 the quality
Of the gas just now being furnished to the city?
Their big promises of reform" in this mat
ter made year or two ago do not seem to
have accomplished much. and little farther
Improvement" in the same way will leave the
city in pretty near complete darkness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-19
New Lus1E AND SILK HosE.

FAsr BLACK HOSE HEApouARrrRs
Fast Black Hose is Fast Black Hose 80 we can't offer
Improvement in the dye for 1885, BUT WE DO
OFFER MUCH BETTER VALUES THAN DURING
1883. Our immense trade in Black Hose during the
last has emboldenedsus to purchase this year IN
WHOLESALE QUANTITIES DIRECT FROM THE
MAKERS, AND THE PALAIs ROYAL Is THUS
ENABLED TO OFFER A SINGLE PAIR OF HOSE
AT WHOLESALE PRICE.
FEW ILLUSTRATIONS.
every pair stamped with our guarsntee)
CHILDREN'S Fast Black Cotton Hose In I and
nib and and rib.:sizes 5.to9. 25c. pair for all
sizes.
LADIES' Fast Black Cotton Hose in al sizes, for Is
cents pair in identical quality 10 those sold last
son at IS. or 3 for u.
MEMS Fast Black Socks. Last years $50. Quality
now CSC. pair
The above illustrates the better values offered Al
low priced Hoss In finer qualities of lisle and sk the
difference In prices il even more marked.
EXTRA sPECIALi
Just opened ct time Of writing SO dozen Black spun
sub Hose. with heels spliced inches dsep. worth
el.5o. for s1.l9.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-19
UxDrawrAs Foa SPECIAL SALE

At 25c.-Rbbed Vests, IS inches long, high neck
and long sleevsA with crochet edge and sin rbbons
Cosors-Pink. Blue. Red. white. Cream, Kcru. rhs,s
Vests sometimes covers q they
form % well to the shape. 4sc. Vest for 25c ron
should APPRECIATE
~ 0sc.-YAncy Ribbed SIR Lisis vssts In combine
Ton eoaon. imported 10 sell st higher price,
~ 65c.-spun sub Ribbed vests in dslicats shsdss
snd styiss to with evening drssa sl26 Quality
for s5c.
Al Soc.-Hssvy Ribbed Wool vssts. With higA nseks
md long slsevssl e1.25 quality ere shsss.
American HOSIERY company's Underwear for Iadsss
and Children At Special Prices II ths SPECIAL sas.
7HE PAIAIs ROYAL
A. LIsHER Rzpp.
Corner 12tA sad PA svs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-19
FoR Youn EVENING Dnrss.

The new Art Shades for Evening Dresses seem to
have been successfully introduced We offer Monday
CHINA SILKS-50 pieces of quality that usually re-
tails for Csc, for ONLY 75o. YARD. The usual
75c. quality we offer for Soc yard.
FAILLE FRANCHISE in equally beautiful shades,
q yard
SURAH SILKS, 75c. and 81. 10 yard
CASHMERES, some term them "Henrfehds" others
"SiH Fnished Cashmeres," both decisions. But the
name price doesn't alter them, does iti The Palais
Royal price for the 36-inch is 39c, and for 4Oinch,
Soc yard Colors Old Rose, Light Gray, Tans, Elec-
trio, White, Cream, ETC.
JAPANESE:CREPE, 81 inches wide, Black, White
and shades to match the evening silks q 25 yard
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-19
Sl.5O KIN Grov. Fo. TIC.

TH OPPORTUNITY ~ YouRa sEuETr.
0RABrT. GLOVES N AL TEE NEW
AND fA1HONABLI SHADES.
1DoULAR STREET LxNorzRL x,nnoDERxp
ON THE RACK
Only LII Dosen. How long en- they rumsin With
NJ 1.711 dossn means n round numbsrs 2oy632
pain Of Gloves
st.tisecs chow thss the female populseoa a wasA-
ington 10 HASA. Nov n saeA one q tAsss buys
only ons pair thers wu b 9o2 people tAas w eet
lefk 30 don't tazry.
e1.5o KID GLOVES FOR 73u.
We recommend these for A. finish and elasticity
showing no white seams when strstched embroidered
backs; positively the greatest bargain IN mszchandss
yet known TO the commercial world
o1.50 KID GLOVES FOR 73o
Ranging In sises from 81 10 ~ An the new
shades; stylish lengths. We have been exquisiteiy
keen In making this purchase. II bold stroke 70
buy LII dozen Of one maker Of Gloves. but what
care We for quantity.
e1.50 KID GLOVES FOR 10.
People win pour into our store Come IN, and even
for curiosity alone inspection does not incur the
obligation Of buying.
We positively decline 10 ssll more than pain d
one customer. This il sale intended 70 benefit ALI.
not . FEW.
LANsBuRoH 4 BRO.
RUsHERs OF BARGAINS,
400. AZ. 424. 42e 7th st. AZ. 4is 9Th ct
3als
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BLACK DnEss Goops.

You may shop here with confidence, because
ALL BLACK SILKS ARE WARRANTED On demand
scriten guarantee, binding to Indemnity you should
the SRk split shiny This guarantee applies to
the following special prices for Monday:
9119 45-inch Black Henrietta, 81.
&1.50 Black Moire Silk for 1925
75c. Black Surah Silk for Csc
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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con llrn AND YsrA \. ".

w.
YIN osatlnus 10 g1vs 10 pr cant discouns Ell cob
salss until furthr notice -. u sad1aon. oGsr ~
follow1ng special dr1vss:
LOCO Curtain Rolss fun lengsh IN ~. walnut -
hdBany and ebony Antsh. WITH hr.s u1nminga, con-
plsts. lie. ssch.
800 1soae and Piano Covers marked down 70 exnce1y
one half their former prices.
1000 window Shades. 3 feet v1As ana fest ioas.
mounted on sprins rOllsra compasss. 20c. ssch
800 Mantle LAmoreQainA Table scaxfs. and ptecss
o. BORDER Of emorooesea plush felt and tapestry
reouceo 70 exscty one-nan me fosmef pucee
70 nerent coaofs Oh sz-ancn vide felt Cloth. pc
YARD
i,ooo yards Of various kinda and coaos a Fringe
reduced 70 one-hah the former prices.
1000 yards Tapestry. cross. stripe. plain. very
heavy goods. suitable for curtains d portasres
duced 70 5oc. 1oc and q yard
L'5o pain Nottineham Scotch ouipure. imitation
marked in plain nxurss 81 prices lover than New Yorh
n,' s''sr0'sc c .ne%; nv,,,rvxvr
5000 yards Of Tapestry Brussels CARPETS. made.
laid and lined, ct 55c. yard This lot comprises
twenty patterns from which the most particular
buyers could ind choice.
Lsoo y.rds Oh Med Extra Super Ingram Carpet ct
= 2sO made.up Garnet sou.r,. With boraer n. .rou.a
SPECIALITY
Berlin kuss made IN one piece to nt into % many
Carpet. are from \ 20 inch in thickness. and viii
"saf A' long ra I.,,e OF rs r, Carpet
IT. s::s ar, III. most s:;s; made and
WE HAVE ERECTED
a AAnoh MoAn ArfAnAios IN our Upholstery
sn Tsis nny.,m svsrvx =. a..
Of s,.dc..ins the noth-miIl.r worm, II. ssr and al
perses nesns T, o,,,ps NJ A. oe, pr.
no; only to N '.s
but also to unpleasant odors from the goods
and disnfect them thus DESTROYING All eerms Of ais.
ease.
A'eis no o.aste oohe 70 nnost frames OF lad
mo .
lug ZIG HUN 'ne ior'nef Oh the insect
Call or write for price list
o,-. ,-,,,o, .,,,,,,.
AN0 e~naNhi shof
In one of the best in this country and our sx,,em
enables to do rstcass work 1t prices CHARGED for
ordinary work. you have any furniture to be re-
paired or recovered call ar ~vs,e Co. ~. .-,,,n...
TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT
FOR Cash.
Ola. 49,. 400 a. ..oo
beu-room SuiSss tron " ~ e2vD1.
SS1 aafSsaes /. e l 2s.
SSs shns.n 70 aoo
& BuTee1s nv; cnars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-19
WHAr EIrHoszo Youses ComAx,
HAVE TO SAY ABOUT GROCERIES.
SATURDAY. JAN. IL. 1889.

A already announced. our regular Annual Clearing
Up Sale will he continued until Tuesday Night nsxt
We sin are Offering many desirable bargsinA while
some of our special lots have disappeared,
The 65 boxes FLORIDA ORANGES went lfks
the dew 20 that yesterday hadn't orange In the
store. This morning. however. are In receipt Of
another small lot sonly 80 boxes), and whlo the mar.
ket IL much stronger and while these 30 boxes are
very much finer than any We have sesn, stin We srs
able 10 osr than 1t the very low price Il 75 Pr
boz.
FLOUR HAS TAKEN ANOTHER TUlBLE
and = usual Il devolves upon 10 b The first 10 ID
wise the public and adjust prices TO ths consumer IN
conformity with the market
SUGARS HAVE ALSO oRRATLYD DECLINED.
andit il needless for 10 ~ That sad for ~
benefit Of customsn TO Regulate prices sccord-
insiy.
Don't forget TIE following special harguiuA Thsynn
disappsaring vsry. very fast:
Genuine Vermont Mapas Syrup. FULL gun<t bo1A l6s.
McNschsn's Maple Syrup. commercial auaEt bo1s.1O
Pure Ersnch Cream Cmdy. frssh mads
Preserved Ginger tnsw,. whsae pots. So
Preserved 0inss (nsw9. ha1f po So
Preserved 0inew snsvA gunftr
wx1sBADEH PRxsxRvx&
hood Psachn Pr 1nR........................Qn 60
white strswtsEzisA per ,sr..-...............o -.
Red 0txaWborx1ea ~ ~ ....................0o -.
White caseries. pr jnr:.....................oo -
Aprioots psr -
6omnan tun cssane.y huAeu. 10 IeA - 1r-o4oo
uc1Gschsns pzssssvsd ets.ubsesisa o6s - -. 90
lGclGsphsnb Preserved nnaubeys 80 ~ ~ -. -
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PRESCRIPTIONS.
Our prices for prescriptions have bssn rsauced An
proportion 10 other goDds We use only the purest
tureu We cheerfully invite careful taspcc3ion of
this dspaxtmsnt By the physicianal
Don't mistake the plsce-THK TElpLE DRUG
ALT ia WILLIAMS 90. prouxsssocn
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FOR MONDAY. JANUARY 81
YoUR NEW DRESS WHAT SHALL IT BEs
That's what you and We want to know. n We can
set You to the Dress Goods Department wen learn
your opinion concerning sshas vtu be popular. We
tempt here Monday With special prices for the ID
vanced styles in new dress goods.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued belowJ
NOVELTIES Fon STREET DRrssEs.

FRENCH sUITINGs in new styles Of graduated
Stripes. Browns. Grsys and Blues. which include
lovely shades Of Light Gray, Golden Brown and an In
describabe Blue The material 10 all WOOL 50 inches
wide. and while warm not too hesvy-just the weight
to drape gracefully SO CENTS YARD while the
sample pieces last: but If recorder cannot Afford
to quote under Csc. yard.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-19
New STYLES Fancy HOSE.

New STYLES Fancy HOSE.
To introduce them special sale for Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, January 81, 22 90, during
which days special sale prices for the newlyarrved
novelties.
Great Improvement in colorings shown in the 1889
Hose.
AT 25C.-Delicate shaded of Fawns, Modes. r.ns.
Browns, Grays and Slate. This particular
25c Hose has white toes and heels which
are spliced.
We show also fancy stripes and boot pat
tterns Of quality and style that would
command last season 35c instead Of Csc
AT 35C--Al the new dress goods shades in Shoppers
new Hose. "Keiarich .Schopper" stamped
on the white split feet. We mention it be-
cause you generally pay 44c or 4sc for
such Hose.
Novelties in boot pattern Hose at 35c
THE PALAIS ROYAL
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-19

The New DaEss TR1MMses.
The new materials. the new colors AND NEW
PRICES FOR MONDAY:
25c. and SOC. yard for the new Persian band trim.
ming, with gold and silver tinsel effects.
Equally as good bargain 10 the beaded trimming d
I'D
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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