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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11

A new mania has sprung into existence
among amateur photographers, known as the
portrait stamp. 1t is made like the postage
stamp, and of about the same size, and is gum
med ready for sticking upon an envelope How
far the secret service will allow this fancy to
go unchecked is a question, as its rules are
very rigid about anything that even approaches
the appearance of a bit Of government cur
rency or postal device. If the portrait
stamp becomes common, the influence II will
exert in retarding the mails may well be taken
into consideration. Every clerk in the post
Office with any pretensions to gallantry will de-
lay postmarking woman's letter till he has
scanned the features Of the sender and formed
his deliberate judgment of her points"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11
LADIES. TINS Is Fon You.

Did you read yesterday of the combination loes q
12hsc. and 25c Ruchings!
If you don't call tomorrow you needn't on Saturday
Judging by this mornings sales
NEW GOODS are the above qnoted and also the fol.
lowing:
10 CENTS.-Mull Ties, Hemstitched and Block Pat
tern Embroidery. Actual worth 25c
80 CENTS.-Fauntleroy Collars Of Deep and Fine
Plated Embroidery Actual worth soc
30 CENTS.-Rolling Collars Of Superior Embroid.
cry. Actual worth 4sc.
tE The prices possible because Of the con.
cessions made by the manufacturers Who closed out
broken lots Of Summer Goods.
The regular stock Of l2,sc. Linen Randkerchiefs,
Mems and Ladies' 10c for the clearing sale The
2ocA Mep's Handkerchief. zoe. The 25c Ladies'
Han&rerchiefs, lie.
You'll be pleased to hear that more Of the &C. China
SIX windsor Scarfs arrive tomorrow friday.
THE PALA1s ROYAL
tCoutitrled below.)
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The Shoes You Rrou,sr.

Not heavy, and yet will brsvely bear the tramp over
the hills. Sea water was thought Of too when they
were nAds-As near waterproof as possible The
priees may make you suspicious, but remember the
prices have no Inference their actual
worth.
The best Shoes in America are Curtis wheelsrsA
The standard price Is IS . pair The Iulafs Royal
Gearing ais price g.
The daintiest Handmade Is French I'D Boots ars
also reduced TO a.
Dongola Kid Boots. At -. 90 like Curtis wheeler's
30 French Kid Boots that nine out Of ten would fail
to see the difference. GSarin0-SaIe Price, So
The Dull Gondola Kid Boots marked 81 so are for
the Clearing Sale only %. 80 pair.
The Palais Royals 81 Donsola Kid Boots are favor.
ably known 10 thousands of Washington ladies' Clear
ins-Sale Price, %. 40 pair.
Bring the big and little girls and boys and the baby
II you have one. Fit them well and chssply here.
Don't leave It till Saturday.
Continued below)
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The Box MARcuE.

4sc. CORSET COVERS.
SOC CORSET COVERS ''eei''u Ano'nei
lot, all sizes.
Made Of Fine Cambria finely finished herring bone
trimming fatfeled seams new French back; best tit
ting. At 4Sc Trimmed Emb Edge Neck and sleevss
deep Val. Lace Edge and Inserting, Ribbon drawn
without doubt the two cheapest C. C. ever sold.
THE BON MARCHR
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A T1nE Fon ALL THINGS.
Continued below,

The time for you to supply yourself with Q Fan q
piece Of Jewelry q satchel or Belt Is now.
whys
Because Of the Clearing sale prces-pces that
were as low, that never again will be as low
good variety too good variety--too many for YOU
to select FROM or you may be the prices woudn,
be SO much reduced.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11

BARaA1Ss ALL Below REGULAR
PRICE.
121zc Ribbon Ruching. Blue. Pink, Cream and
White.
loc Drectoire Ruching o. csc. styles, at lee
2oc- Striped Windsor srfs l5c
2oc. Wash Windsor Scarfs, lie.
&c. doZ. Blond whalebonss for white Dresses
1Sc. Rabbit skin Powder Puff. best wearing
Fauntleroy Sets, 25c styles 19c.; 3Sc STYLES Doc
Toe. styles Doc; CSC. styles, Zoe.
THE BON MARCHE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11

MILLINERY.
4sc. to 81. As Colored Hats gle. Finer colored
Hats 4sc. Some were s29s
Flowers about Half Price.
Special Bargain Lots at Ribbon Counter.
FREE THINNING
Sailors-.,5c., 4Sc. to 80 Untrimmed 4Sc. 75c j..
98c. to 81 Trimmed
Prices Always Guaranteed.
BIB 90 mn N
RBB Q Q MN
BBBBB ooo" MN
H Nm IN a ERR SS0SS HH EHn
n X X COG u II kRE .
YIO 3l6 7th st n. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11

Persons desiring to bring anything to the
notice Of the public are reminded that The
EVENING STAR has more than three times al
many subscribers and more than five times as
many readers as any other daily paper in WASH
ington. Furthermore, its circulation and in
fuence are constantly increasing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11

The breaking out in this hot season of dis.
cussion in regard to the authorship of the
Arthur Richmond contributions to tie Mort,
American Rerie,c looks suspiciously like an ad.
vertisement Of that enterprising and slightly
sensational periodical under its new manage.
ment. The public doesn't care the snap of a
finger who wrote them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11
VIII The Men SEE TINS,

Probably not
Wives and daughters! please inform the man of the
family that the Pslas Royal il Offering for the Clear.
ing Sale THE e2 FLANNEL SHIRTS FOR IL 35, and
that big medium and small sizes are now here AT 35c
INSTEAD OF Soc. In Balbrissan Shirts and Drawers
THE PALA1s ROYAL.
(Continuad b>iovN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11

Sullivan says he wouldn't put Fox's champion
belt on the neck of a bulldog. That Is moi
wonderful Few Of Us would care to try It,
unless we knew the dog very well and were
sure he was muzzled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11

CENTS for Large Silver Hairpins that were not
dear at Csc
% CENTs.-Ron Gold Pins and Earrings in half
hundred styles. Articles that have sold freely at So
75c. and 81 each.
90 CENTS.-Roll Gold Pins and Earrings many set
with real turquoise and small pearls of
the expensive real gold designs. Being rolled ood
regards wear 1t is good gold. Only 80 cents for
articles that have sold for 81, IS and 15O each
% CENTS for Fancy Shell and Amber Hair Pins for
which you would cheerfully pay so cents. These
Hair Pins perfect limitations of thu Real Shell and
Amber Pins which are in stock here from 81 to s5
each BY the way. 10 per cent OF the marked prices
Of all Real Amber. Shell and 14Karat Gold Jewelry.
25 CENTS for Genuine French Enamel Screw Ear
rings. These generally retail at Toe and must not be
compared with the American goods.
l5 CENTS for Real Roman Pearl Beads in all colors
Medium and small sizes. The very large size are
Pc. strnnd-they were soc.
10 CENTS for Bonbon Boxes Of gold. silver, and
oxdized These were 25c but they look like the ex-
pensive real silver and gold boxes.
10 CENTS-Real French Enamel Lace Pins. Ever
heard Of the real French at less than % centss
25 CENTS-Steel Daggers for hat or hair Cut steel
not the usual 25cent trash.
pc. BUCKLES-Buckles In stock up To AZ. so
pair but for CSC. Buckles that will practically illus.
trste what CLEARING means at the Palas Royal
eIEEtire stock of Real Gold Silver Steel Amber,
Onyx and Rolled Gold Jewslry. embracing articles of
every description for Ladies', Me,'s and Childrens
wear at prices less than the actual cost The fall and
winter importations not be marred with summer
styles, hence this clearing sale hence such extra
ordinary reductions in prices
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11

Boston college appears to have been one OF
q very few institutions Of its rank which made
their commandments memorable this year BY
emitting to confer any honorary degrees.
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l. FATHER GooDs To Go.
CONTINUED below

l. FATHER GooDs To Co.
The Leather Goods Department embraces Belts of
every description, Pocketbooks Card Cases. Purses
Chatelaine Bags Hand Sstchels vslises Strsps Toilet
Article Cases. ETC.. etc.
The Clearing Sale prices indicated by the follow
ing few illustrations,
Cases Of Imitation Alligator. containing Hair. Tooth
and Nail Brushes and Comb tomorrow for Soc, CON-
plete, reduced from Csc
Waterproof Cases with compartments for toilet Ar
tcles. reduced to Csc. from $50.
P0CKETBOOKs, with oxidized claspa are to be &c
that were Csc saving of only 12 cents, but the
pensive silver trimmed books will be. in in
stances. 81 less than former pricea
BELTS Of Canvas, with imported snake buckles for
lOc. each. Those that were 25c. 50 down to l9c.
SILK Velvet Alligator and Antelope Belts. with very
beautiful oxidized silver buckles prices less than
cost of importation.
sATCHEIS-A Gladstone that viii hold toilet
articles shirt suit &c. for s260 il IN inkling Of the
price surprises.
AL sixes and kinds Of valises ct cessingsale prcsa
THE PALAIs ROYAL
fCncx3uuaA t,o1cvv,
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Lrr FA1DAY BE Grows DAr.

C1ess O'Clock Saturday
Too much hurried On sssurday 10 IN On oapva
vsry earefully and deliberately.
Lst Friday b 0levs day
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GESrs SUrrs SECURED
AND PRESSED FOR el.
Cesn, SOC Pants, 25c.. vcsts 25e Afs<rfur sDA
6e1verea 1elek hone call 4:-2
=. HAHN, 7o5 yth IT. nv
- lGeS SSd ST. MosS Mssslxnxvou.
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FAss Ar ClrAnrso-sAIr Pn1css.

japanese Fans for Toe that should be CSC. and
Pocket Fans for l5c thas should b les.
Hand painted Cause Fans that hsve been spoksn Of
by many Of you bargain at &c. reduced to 0sc
satinstse Fans with git sticks thss we're 35c and
should have bssn Cos. ere 70 soss ESQ.
Choice Il % Fans for q. 90 sach.
cosablnssioa lots st "a - nd o6 contain lans
thas wsss sesl valves u e7.6o aaA olo.
xH1 PALAs 1oYAr.
4 LIsNER
Hlo o.. lSN - n en-
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them until next year and try deiuds you into IN
idea inst they wsrs nsv stock. We think % 1t sny
rate and the prices we put on thsm are simply ~ov.
| tno orses''-not cost even.
PART OF OUR WEEKS WORK.
| Those Is and % qualities Of
MEMS thin Serge and FLANNEL cosss and
| COATS Vests st s3so srs mostly big
AND sisesl The larger the man the
VESTS. better his chance There are . few
small one shut no quantity Of
them
There are three stylss-oniy .
Some fewof sach-Fsncy SILK Aipacas
II We had all sizes shsy'd b ss.
because that's what they're
MORE. worth. As 1. IL g. SO gets Coat
and Vest.
Don't undsrate the qualities Of
those Corfscrew Pants simply
because we've Married them 81
only s35o . pair. In . sale Of
this kind that's no criterion ct ali
They're imported fabrics. and
are genuine %, 90. q and ss
creations When we threw them
out to you thsrs were only ESQ
pairs-con.idsr.biy less now.
These vests for . quarter We
want you TO understand about.
Lots Of men Just want . Coat
,,Ss,, and have no use for the vest-Its
left on our hands-we can't use
thsm-se We wait until We get
sufncisns quantity. then We let
you know they're here oftsn-
times they'll come In handy
Fancy Alpacas. Pongsss, Seer
suckers. and kindred fabrics--real
II worth from 75c. to s2-valus
less as stock. Your pick for 25
cent?
We had quite q lot Of Fine Grade
VESTS White and Fancy Duck Vests, but
they were cut too hish-just one
FOR button. That Queered them. OF
course We wouldn't offer them at
A their value-s2 to SION tina
account. Jumped them at 81
q. Lots of Patterns. All sizes, but
getting fewer and fewer.
We've SO dozen Domet Waists,
almost every size-but not thor.
ough assortment. They're resu-
lar Accent Waists - would be
with US, If we had enough of them
-25 CENTS FOR THESE. AL
Of q dozen different patterns.
What are left Of those Star and
King s125 Percales still at 20
srrr, cents. Getting to the short end
with them. Those 5O-cent Cling
ham waists-and if we were size
full wouldn't 20 for . cent Less
are marked IS CENTS
Every Unlaundered 25c Waist
is counted in with the Odds and
Ends-A COUPLE FOR QUAR-
TER, NOW.
Not over dozen Of those 81,
Flannels are lsft-Blue. Brown
and Olive. You know we marked
them 6sc.-wen. Soc viii see the
last Of them go.
We might - well Jog your
memory about the ss. $3.50. o.
$3.50. and 90 Short Pant Two
and Three Piece Suits, at IS. and
the $3.50. a. s350 and 50
ones at $3.50 EVERY Childs Suit
CHILDRENs in the house Of these qualities at
SUITS. these priceS You can afford to
lay a suit away awhile ut that
rate.
75o. for Lot Of 81 Children's
Sailor Suits. II for lot Of the
s1.50 quality. Some 9th er
grsdss-proportiouats reductions
Second for.
We've cut about all the summer
lines adrift Shoes for every one
SHOES at = "set-down" price. It's too
late in the season TO all in the
blanks
Like the Shoes wholesale
slaughter We've got not only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11
A LITTLE Coorxrss
REMINDER.

TIE COOLEST IN WASHlN0T0N dERE YOU
CAN BUY. IN COMFORT. SHOES that GIVE
COMFORT.
REMINDER.
THAT WE EXPECT BUSINESS IN July, AND
KEEP FULL STOCK ACCORDINGLY. WE KNOW
IT Is CUSTOMARY HERE TO LET STOCKS RUN
DOWN THIS MONTH, BUT We DON'T RUN OUR
BUSINESS THAT WAY. WE KEEP OUR SIZES
UP AND OUR PRICES DOWN. 80 THAT YoU CAN
bUY THE RIGHT SHOES AT THE RIGHT PRICE
IN JULY AS WELL As JANUARY. At
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VAcAr1oS NEcEssARrEs

That we are living in an age Of common sense
The best proof Is the popularity Of the Neslisee
Shirt There Is absolutely nothing worn by
man more conducive to his peace of mind and
perfect satisfaction with himself aud the rest Of
the woEid-especiAlly during the heated term
than one Of these now fashionable garments
The market is deluged with cheap catch-penny
Affairs that look e.eap and will not 1T Can't he
expected TO. Needless to say we leave such
trash severely alone We handle only goods of
character. tone and elegance, and we sell them
at the lowest prices possible. We are showing
these Nesiigee Shirts in greater variety Of
fabric and pattern than you're likely TO End
elsewhere English Chevio,s silk and Linen
Ponsees and Wooden Fabrics in a hundred dir
fersni patterns There is really no such stock
N town. and our prices, you know, are AWAY,
right
D. ROBINSON 4 co,
wAsHISGToNs IDEAL oUTFrrrERs
SOC PENNSYLVANIA AvESUR-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11

WOODWARD . IorHHor.
oos. 1lth end y - a.
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You UNDERSTAND II.

All thinking people can readily - how w have
odds and ends" lsfs on our haads Thar Ike cur WY
Of getting rid Of them too They've toid 10 % more
than Really Whist else 10 there for to dos II
would surely Be bstsss eve sssn swsy than 70 kssp
them until next year and try to deuds you into ths
idea shas they wsrs ssv stock. We think % II any
rate and the prices We put on thsm are simply -mov.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11

CONTINUED bslow,)
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-18

Governor Richardson of South Caro-
lima seems to be the right man in the
right place. A few weeks ago white
man committed shocking crime for
which he was lynched, and two col
ore1 men were tried and convicted tor
being concerned In the lynching They
were the first men ever convicted Of
lynching in the State, and there is no
reason to believe that they would have
been found guilty had they not been
colored. The Governor has now taken
a hand In the matter and granted them
a tull pardon, assigning as the reasons
that he did not intend they should be
made an example of so long as white
men had so often been guilty of
similar ofenses, and no attempt ever
made to punish them. He also said
that this was tho first time he had
ever known of colored men being
concerned in a lynching, 1t is pity
that some more OF the Southern States
are not blessed with the same kind OF a
Governor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-18

The Great Blood Cure, for all dis
eases arising from an impure state Of the
blood. We refer to the Rev. J. L. Kid
ney, late OF the Wilmington Conference,
now OF the Pittsburg, who had suffered
long from impure or muciicd blood,
causing plmpies, hollis, ulcers, etc. Three
bottles cured him soundly; he has gained
thirty pounds 1t is splendid for weak
and sore eyes, especially where there is
scroiulous sympathy With our Eye
Cure applied 10 the eyes the eyes will
speedily get better. For scrofuls, sores,
tired feelings, general aches, weak feel :
ings, itchy diseases, etc. 81. Prepared
by DR.. J. simms s. Son, Wilmington,
Del Philadtlphia depot, Smith "
Kleine Co., Arch street. Sold by dealers
in medicines.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-18

The little girl that wrote to Score
tary Tracy concerning the waste
which she noticed on one of the gov
ernment war vessels by the sailors
taking two thick parings from their
potatoes, possesses practical and OBJ
serving mind. This waste, however,
Is not confined to the war vessels, but
unfortunately exists in entirely too
many houses. There is no nation on
the face of the Garth that wastes as
much as the people of the United
States. Thousands Of bushels OF pota-
toes are wasted annually by being
pared too deep, and thousands OF tons
of coal are thrown away with the
ashes. Many a loaf of bread that has
become little stale, but which a care.
full housewife could use in number
of ways is dumped into the slop, the
same as plates of cold meat which
could, with little trouble, be turned
Into an excellent dinner. We do no
believe there is as much waste by any
other nation on the earth, and ii Il
scarcely probable that any other nation
could stand it.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-18

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday. April IS, 1850.
The news is ready to tell

The news is ready to tell
You remember last year
the attempt we made to il
lussrate Household AIT by
an exhibition OF a series OF
temporary rooms in the For.
niture Department, tor which
we plaeiarized the title OF
Mr.. Clarence Cooks book,
"The Household Beautiful"
Hundreds Of thousands OF
people came, saw ard en-.
joyed the exhibition. which
was part of the Easter o.
cssion.
This Spring the Furniture
store Is bigger, the Furni-
ture who're elegant, and,cvery
reason exists why TIL re
should be another event In
Furniture and Furnishings,
Therefore Gallery No. 3 on
the Third floor has been Ia :
closed and divided into many
rooms, showing entrance
halls, parlors, Libraries, bed
rooms. kitchens, and SER
wants dining-rooms A Law
ish use of electric ligat
displays all the furnishing
to great advantage. Yor
can find an hours enjoy
ment and instruction il
"7Ae House More Be1uti-
} /nk' and besides the Ions
, row of connecting rooms Oh
the 18th Street side OF tn
Third floor are more thai
ever attractive.
,. Take any ele vator t
d Third floor.
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Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.


Trains win Ion,o
pht,sa 49, ,o',ve wilmington as follows
ID i NJ w y. sshpressh : sbl 4 a. ts1, f.sp
". nJ l. 10 20 ~ !" y, ~ II g, Ii 6is. M, 'n2
AceonInSS q, -, oAs %, 10e and 10 40 y. m.
I2ss, ia. IN eSS, 5oa SO, 10 Is a. au
az. ii Al II 4 sexpressl s3o $50, So, DO
1903 .. m ME, Hso' sA' $50. 5os. and
Accommodation, Geo. SIS, FOk nm ,oK
a. m, Il Ss, 4sS, 100. 5a2, 10. and AZ. pIos
-. New York, oo, 261 20, ESQ AM Sto v oh ~
u u u. m. +l2.2a ~ o., 10, ADJ IL ~. ivgl
'sg 7es. ~ AND ieio ,. a. o. eza' OH.
FOR West Chester, VIA Lanok,r an ana
10 o, M, sand tt0p. m, sA~
=, FOR Newark tCentre) and intermediate sta,
Baltimere ana interIaediata Gtstian. ms.
M, 500 y. m. and II 10 Night. "ha
baltimore and Bay Line, . 10 .. m,
m Baltimore and Naahingtonl t<s SO Gil,
8 III, '68s, faO D. m, and Il 40 Eirht 'e'' IVA
Trains for Delaware Uiyinion leave for:
New CASTLE, 800. $40, a. M, 1865 2bA s59.
Georgetown snd I.ewes. s 70 q, M bcp.
baht9rd te1press), 8 no p. m. -
Harrington. DslAnsr. and WsY stations, $50
.. M, and y s. p. m,
h,xnrass lot HARRINGTON, 10 .. "a, way
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\. Aegary & Son,
FURNITURE,
SIG TatnaII Street.
CARPETS,
s. .. Cor 9Th and Tatnall SITS

Many OF our customers
have been disappointed the
past week by not seeing our
new Walnut chamber suit
we were out OF them awhile
but now have them again.
To see this suit, is to buy 1t,
II the locker has an Idea of
buying a low price Walnut
suit Remember the suit Is
solid Walnut with Tennes
see marble top on the bureau
and washstand. Has a large
bevel plate mirror and consists
of s pieces for $40. There's
nothing scanty or mean in the
make up ofthe suit.
We have made a change in
our $50 Antique Oak suit--only
however in the top design-the
size and price remain the same.
We think our customers will
like the change. We now have
plenty OF them though we run
short during the rush-ourtrou-
bic lies not with selling the suit,
but to get enough from the fac
tory to supply the demand.
Why wouldn't such a suit
sell ? All solid Oak in s pieces
with a rubbed finish and large
24X3o mirror. This is our own
suit, made for us, and cannot be
found in any other stores---be-
cause we control this market for
all the manufacturer makes.
TO say we arc busy i'll our
carpet department, would not
give you the faintest idea ofwhat
we are doing, We have twice
doubled our working fnr"- ana
are Yet taxed to our utmost.
What brings us all this trade?
Nothing but an unlimited stock
at low prices. The buyers arc
not slow in seeing where they
can do best and we are not
slow in seeing what suits the
buyers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-18

If the Legislature adjourns at the
time agreed upon, it only has about
five more days in which to transact
business, and yet there Is vast deal
that should be done. Some of the
bills that have been passed by the
House and sent to the Senate will no
doubt be amended by that body, which
will necessitate their return, and the
consequence will be that no action
will be taken on some Of the most i'm
portant business. There are come
/ bills which have been introduced that
should be permitted to die natural
death. as their passage would be injur.
lous to the majority of the people, and
the best interests Of the State. We dc
not believe that much legislation of
importance will be transacted, as the
Democrats seem determined TO vote
down any reform measure, no mattel
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-18

The second gallery on the
Second floor has also been
inclosed, and brilliantly
lighted for you entertain
ment.
Tie Att Room, crowded
with Art Pottery, fills the
eastern section.
Tie crystal Roam, filled
with cut glass, ivory, china
and other beautiful things,
fills the centre section.
TIE Jabanese Room in
which bronze and paper,silk
and ceramics, wire and
straw. show the art oil oul
strange neighbors beyond
the Pacific, occupies ths
western section.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-18

what 1t may be. They are now placed
squarely on record as being opposed
to q change In the constitution, and 1t
will take the organs and orators OF
that party from now until the next
election to explain to the people what
they meant by promising that which
they did not intend to perform.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-18

We eau sell you pi-
amos as low as sl65.
We don't want to,
Why Because a pi-
ano even fairy good
cannot be built at that
price.
At 5000 we can give
you a fairly good pi-
ano, at $50 a tip Top
plano, 800 for n hrst-
class piano, and from
that you eau go as
high MS y0u please.
We ,lnnOt handle stem
ell pianos. II we did
WE could take any
price yea offered. A
lot OF new organs,
which we bought be-
cause they wereclleap,
we are selling nj SIS 10
$50. Same as offered
al $50 elsewhere. Smith
American, Estey, Ma
son & HaInlln and
tlIeT second hands at
sI5 to SO,
81 yerHl rare bar
gains IN pianos slight
ly lifei.
We will do any kind
of hauling for you
carefully.