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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-07

Governor Lowry Of Mississippi Is growing
man. II he appeared a. . pigmy, piping in
effectual protest, at the time Of the battle of
Richburg his proportions have since expanded
until he has become the giant Of Brobdingnag
and the pugilists BY contrast are the puny Lilli-
putians. Tho swelling Sullivan is brought
back under arrest to the vicinity Of his VIC
tory, protesting that he was not responsible
for the selection Of the scene of battle, and
that he viii never engage in another prize
fight, never; while Kilrain makes himself very
very small in an effort to escape the officer Of
the law, and Mitchell is fairly driven from the
country. This termination Of the his
tory Of the prize fight furnishes
to the public the most healthful chap
ter Of the record The widespread inter.
est taken in the encounter caused the press Of
the country to give columns of space to the
meeting, and there has been danger that the
bruisers might come to be viewed by young
newspaper readers as beings placed by public
favor above the reach of the law and as the
proper subjects of hero-worship. The specta-
Gle Of Sullivan dragged of to Jail. and Of Kill
rain and Mitchell as hunted fugitives from JUS
tice, furnishes the necessary corrective. Gov
erDor Lowry is therefore entitled to credit az a
public benefactor for his deadly earnestness in
the vindication Of the Law Of his state and in
the pursuit Of those who have violated it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-07

The German press sneers at the proposed
congress Of American republics at Washington
as an ''aping Of the methods Of European d.
Plomacy." This h = novel argument against
any governmental seheme--that some other
power has done something Of the same sort
before. The German press did not raise any
loud outcry against Prince Bismarck when he
promoted the victorious monarch Of 1870 from
king OF Prussia to German emperor, in spite OF
the sping OF the methods Of Charlemaenc.
Whether This was because tho resemblance was
not observed. or because such comment
seemed inexPcdient In q country where one
part Of the press Is kept in the pay of the gov
eminent and the other part gets fines end i'm
prisonmens in exchange for il criticisms, II il
impossible 10 say.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-07

II is gradually becoming apparent Why Con-
gress has no. been more liberal OF late yesr, m
supplying money 70 build . new navy. The
members probably considered that old tubs
would do Just ss well As nne new ships for in
experienced nsvigators 10 bang about and
when TIE commander had learned how to
handle their craft, IL would Be time enough 10
furnish some better ones for them 10 keep IN
their practice on The number Of recent mis-
haps may not justify 20 sweeping n sssump-
ton, but II h net without IT, fecss - ssggss-
ioa.
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RExsA srs o. LADIES GooDs

IStn-st. store.l
II Note.-R. #. means reduced FROM
DRESS GOOD3.-0 pieces silk Side Band Suitings
r. y. 81 TO 7oc.
3pieces Black Nuns Yelling R F. Soc. to Asa
2pieces Black Albatross r. +. soc. to 45c.
pieces Black Serge. r. +. Soc to 45c
IL pieces Side Band French 0inghams r. f. As as,
and 30c 70 CSC.
10 pieces Plaid Ginghams 3. r. 25 and Csc to 2Oca
81 pieces An-wool Suitings. Il. F. so aud $50. to
45c.
DRESS TRIMM1NGS.-l0p per cent OF the reduced
prices now marked ON the goods
hiBbONS-5 pieces 9-inch Black Moire and 3
pieces Black q. g., with satin edga r. 81 TO Soc.
pieces 10 inches wide. r. +. e1.l0 10 81.
Over LOCO Desirable Cut Pieces Of Colored Ribbons
ut nearly half price.
ShoES-One- NTH of the marked price Of every
article in this department.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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REMNANTS Or LADIES' Goops,

REEMsAsrs Or LADIES' GooDs.
kffnt door. No. 1119 Psnnsylvania avenue)
II Note.-R. 7. means reduced from.
NEcKwEAR.-232 Linen Collars. in all shapes. r.
+. 1870. 15c. and 17c to four for Zoo.
vETLs.-10e Wells. Chenille Dot) r. r. &c., 1oc.
and 15c. to Sc. veil
LACEs.-o3 yards Cream and White Lace Flouncins.
r. +. Doc. and CSC. to 25c.
$50 yards Of Trimming Laces from TO I2 inches
wide, r. +. 15c., 20c. and 25c to loo.
GLovEs.-211 pairs 4-button French Kid Gloves.
Every pair warranted. Marrow Embroidered Backs.
r. +. 81. 30 to oec.
33l pairs Suede or Undressed Kid Mousquetaires
Every pair warranted Marrow Embroidered Backs.
R. F. s1.35 to s1.25.
e11 pairs Psskin Musquetairea. Every pair war
ranted 4 +. SOC. to $50.
ZOE pairs Black SILK Jersey Mitts r r 35c In o5c
80 pairs Fowne's Silk Mosquetaires r. r. al to SOC.
S3 pairs Extra Long Black Silk Musquetaires. r r.
csc. to TIC
So pairs Finest English Black silk Gloves. imported.
r. r. s1.7o to s1.4S.
LEATHER aOoDs.-26 Real Alligator and Chsmois
Purses. R. F. ESQ. to 1Oc
Is Real Seal Pocket Books leather lined. R. =. 4sc
to 39c.
neaA oeaa sno Aigatoe Car Ticket Cases. H. r. 30c
to 2oc.
7ooin Purses Of Antelope Skin. r. F. Soc to 43c.
Antelope Chatelaine Bags, with Oxidized Silver
Trimming. r +. s1.25 to S5c.
Seal Bags with Oxidizsd Attachments Z. F. oS to
75c.
Velvet chatelaine Bags, with Sterling Silver Trim
mings. R. F. sig to $lO.
Grain Leather Travelling satcheis (l2 incha 3. +.
81. 20 to s1.50.
ART GOoDs.-Over {. 1000 pieces Of japanese Ware
and over 100 Art Mirrors &C. ct 10 per cent of the
marked prices.
FANS.-S1 Japanese Fans, with Triple Sticks and
Silk Cord Trimming. r. +. 20 to 15c.
10 Satnette Fans with Gold Sticks r. r. 40 to 35c
IA Leaf-shape nd-painted Gauze Fans R. r. "a to
to Csc.
Fl Satin Fans, various styles. R. r. sI. 9s to 81 g.
PARASOLS.-17 il all that are here. Marked 81 AZ
and up to s22 So Take ut half the price they ar
married.
.OS3 Warranted Pure Linen
Handkerchief r. +. 12b to 10c.
10 Northumberland French Linen Handkerchief
r. +. so and CSC. TO 35c or 3 for 81.
See Mems List for Mems Handkerchiefs.
WHITE DRESS GOODs.-Plad Pique. R. r. 40. 10
25c
EMBRoIDERIEs go per cent OF the marked
prices Of all FlouncingS.
UMBRELLAS.-See Mems List
- THE PALAIs ROYAL
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A great many columns of abusive msttsr hav

AGrsat many columns Of abusive matter have
been written about Postmaster Van Colt of
New York city, based upon the fact that he was
not the choice OF the mugwump element Of his
party. But, whatever his faults, he has done
one thing which required more grit 10 do than
MS predecessor possessed, and which entities
him TO the gratitude Of thousands Of persons,
both IN New York and outside Of it-he has
established special delivery OF letters on Sun
day. By this action he has made it possible
FOR people in other places TO communicate with
their friends in New York promptly when
necessary, without resorting to the uncer-
tainties and the semi-publicity Of the tele-
graph service. Nobody spends ten cents and
takes the trouble TO attach an uncommon
postage stamp 70 his letter for the mere
amusement Of doing So He has reason for
his course, and IL usually rests upon the real
need Of conveying certain information within q
specified time, with greater fullness, accuracy,
and privacy than through the medium Of the
telegraph. There IL no common-sense In the
idea that because Q letter so stamped happens
to reach the city between the hours Of II SO on
Saturday night and 1901 on Monday morning
it shall lie somewhere in boz or bag, I'M
touched, for twelve or fifteen or twenty-four
hours. 1t is a fact, moreover, Of which much
complaint has been made throughout the coun-
try, that the postponement in the delivery Of
specially stamped letters received on Sunday
has, in the past, caused q great accumulation
by Monday morning, so that letters committed
to the ordinary morning delivery ON Monday
have been known to reach their destination an
hour or two before the special delivery letters,
on which an extra tar had been paid There
are still some good-sized cities besides New
York, such as Philadelphia, Chicago, St Louis,
Detroit, Pittsburg, Louisville, Memphis and
Others, where the reasonable demands Of the
people in this matter are disregarded. It ID q
good thing that Postmaster Van Colt has es-
tablished precedent for them 70 follow. New
Works unique relation 10 the rest Of the coun-
try makes the need Of the reform in her case
especially manifest and the reform itself most
usefully conspicuous
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REMNANTS Or LADIES Goons
tFirst aoor. No. 1117 Pennsylvanis svs.)
~ Nots.-R. =. means reduced from.
TOILET AHT1CLEs-24s English Bristle Tooth
Brushes; warranted. R. r. 2oc to l7c
183 English Hair Brushes; warranted q. r. 400
to 36e.
"a whisk Brooms warranted. r. r. i2c. to 1Oc.
1000 Packages Lubin's Infants Powder. Z, =. 15c
TO leo.
UNDERwEAR.-10s Asls Thread Vests tribbed,.
r. f. Soc to Soc
30 coiored Ribbed Silk Vests. lace work. v-shspe
fronts. Il. T. S1.35 to 75c.
239 Jersey fitting GAUGE vests, low nechs, ribbed
arm holes, silk binding at neck R. F. csc. to 19c
80 Colored Ribbed silk Vests. r. i. Soc. 70 e3c.
HOsIERY.-<1 pairs Fancy Paris Bootpattsrn Silk
Lisls Hose. r. 7. 81 90 and % 25 TO CSC
ID pairs Boot-psttsrn Isle Hose. r +. sl25 and
q. so to 45c.
80 pairs Roman Stripe Bootpattern Hose r. +. $50.
to 1Oc.
STATIONERY-1O0 packages Of best Irish Linen
Envelopes. r. F. ESQ to sc.
141 boxes Writing paper. R. 7. ESQ to zoo
JEWELRY.-93l Genuine French Enamel Lace Pins
wi It'll Imitation Diamond and Pearl Centers RF. loo.
TO 90.
S2 Strings Genuine Roman Pearl Beads. q. =. Csc.
10 15c.
, THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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~ Eots-R y. means yedsosd from
HOsIKRY.-40 pairs, warranted fast black, sises
and ~ r r. ESQ to 12kc.
pREssES.- bingham Dresses q to ysarsA r
=. el.36 to 40c.
b0ingAan Drssssa r. =. tl.os 70 7os.
13 Sailor suits q Ilannsl aud Stookinet. yesre
old siss r =. ESQ 10 ESQ. Other discs reduced
n pfoeoft4on.
81 Infants Long Dresses. prsttt1y trimmed end
tucked ths entire front n. y. oll6 TO 900.
SHIRT wAISTH.-s5 ~Champioun Psrcale Waists.
n y. 6Oc. 70 500
n king" Psrcals waistA n =. oec TO 0ea
u Flannel waists. =. =. 75e 70 SOC.
"a Flannel Waists. r y. 06e. 70 6ec.
TIE RAI.Als 1oYAI,
4 LIsNxR
sa7 Cor. 18th snd pA sya
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RExsAsrs Or LAD1rs Goops,

Second floor; elevator adjoins Glove counter)
tH-Note. R. f. means reduced from.
SKlRTS.-i02 Balmornl Skirts. r. T. 40. 70 acc
30 Bal Skirts with Braid Trimming. r. r. CSC. 70
Csc.
JERsEYs.-1o1 Jerseys. RF. sass to sa25.
80 Jsrseys. n +. q. 08 to a 9S.
CokSETSt-92 pairs Summer corseta. b. y. q TO
$40.
S3 Handmade Corsets. r. +. q 10 Soc
SUITS.-4l India Linen Suisa r. y. % to a o.
81 Calico Wrappers r. r. 31.25 to IL 10.
SHAWLS.-lo2 Cashmere ShAwis. R.F. e8c, TO 800
UNDERwRAR.-X11 Cambria UndsrgArments b.
y. 76c. to 64c.
,,- THE pALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-07
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.

hyoa want 10 maize paying investment this ID your
opportunity. Fine well cheap Furniture Of every
kind and class viii be sold from % TO SO Per cen,
less than regular prices. whyi Because the styles
change twice year and determined not 70 En-
hibit the name styles two years in succession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-07

PaorrrAsrr RrADrra

FOUL ADMIT that you're sadly in need Of frssh pair
| Of Trousers. won't you,-Lncky man u you're not
Look in the variety we've laid out in our Middle
seventh-stfsst windowof. better yet-junp into our
elevator and Let us take you up 70 where you can got
nearer to the soodstate em in your hands-try them
on There are aoubas-yes triple many patterns =
We could get In the window.-sss 'sm all
You won't recognise any Of the designs sheyrs new.
And that's one thing gentleman aiwsya iikss-a new
effect I'm trousers something different from the
majority That used to be one Of the strong points
with the merchant tAilor Their claims for syclusiv,
ness won't hold water now. he very nu,terns and
Fssses eey EMPLOY WE usf-and We get the new ones
soon - they're Of the looma These are some Of the
latest.
Take . note Of our prcss-s2.es 10 si0.-po you
know what that means' That goes for from s5 10 s1g
and els with tailOss. We GUARANTEE THE FIT
7nsv don't do any more. II IL worth from e2 to o.
extra to nothing Of the incident delays and annoy.
snces 10 have them cut and made for you. personays
Yox knoW isn't
We don't show you . single pair of Pants that We
hdset thoroughly fnspeced-and unless they're Liter.
ally all right they don't "pass muster" We haven't
had anything and everything we've como across made
up.-weve Disseminated twenty-five years of e1pe-
rienceand ought TO b able to sense the drift Of
your tastes Acting on this knowledge we selected
Whist W knew would a. your idsss--ths young men
q wen the middle aged and ederly-and every pat.
tern we show you is . desirable one There isn't
"dssd letter. In the whole collection.
The most perfect IT.
:: :: !: 9: ::::::::..
sAKs AND COMPANY,
THE w1DE.AwAKE oUTFITTERs,
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
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wor.h....s5.a5 1915 soa5
uo slfsias 5 Sflf. ii & sS.aS sS7S
fadiss, sc: balSrissan Hose. ribbed tops Closing
20 sSc Swiss Eibbed Egyptian Yarn Vests. Closing
Use. swiss Ribbed Lisls Vests. Closing Sale, 45c.
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT
TO- ia and ic Plaid India Insn ohsaFss s'9 S o.
sook and Figured Lawns. Closing Sale. &c, yard.
The Towel Offering Of the season and one you
5o.i5ssh Issvy Huss Towel ssnno. b matched
than 8 to . customer. '~''
The Balance q the stock of 1sc. challie.. Closing
Balance Of isssc and 15c. Best American sa.ines
S GTsEfN ef uSp aSS Z EAR
s5s CamSris Drawers ave trimmed with Embroidery
lot Of soilea Corset Covers. Cambria square neck
trimmed with tine Cambria edge, were SOC. Closing
WHATS ssa AND SUITS.
Ladies' Lght-weight Cloth Travelling Wraps in
q isss: Jackets II ss d stss and
Sons sas M sac were from IS
lot q Shiidrsn,s Iisht-xeish. Cloth Long Wraps.
y Ss.ss were from $3.50 70 ss Closing ei Pric e
XRTf pEPxRTMENT.
lot q Eiaerdown Wool. .lishtiy unused; was
lot P u chsnss Cora n roc YARD CLOSING
S,rs window scrssH. we're Cos cfoslns
lot q tsrEs:si.e Tables. Rolled Legs, we're CSC.
Closing Sale, 09c, each, -
EMBROIDERY AND LACES.
lot o. Cambria Embroideres. were 81. Closing
Z LOT 0s4S.in Swiss Flouncins. was so and TOO
los e HanseOk. worth 20 and s5e. yurd. CLOSING
MILLINERY AND RIBBONs
One lot o. bcst-quaIity MORE Crown-edee Rfbbon
Gall coorsh sells for l6c Closing Sale l25<c vnrd
One lot - best-QuAlity MORE Crown-edke Ri6bons
White AND Cream were 1Oc. Closing sale &c yari
One Lot Of Twotoned Soft Felt Tourists and Tennie
HsE ,SS ysss 3l;So. Closing Sale. S5c each.
Al Of our 25c. eilk scarfs Closine sals. ioc ..cA
Aioe Of SOC. Outing shirta Olosins Sale. 2Sc.
lot e MEMS xid Gloves. opsnshsass closing s.,.
lcta Ssc: Msns Tan-colorsd Iis,s GLOVES. Clos
u; 4 e g X5os 6nDissshsd x Hoss. ass , and s,<
r a III EE;#;s
BBB - uU = = i ~
PoPuLA8 SHOPPING PLACE
seO txHs exa AND 6TREETA
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o. sH ) e. :: ss.ss 3
sSs xsaa - @se ss,S
500 DIFFERENT SUBJECTS,

500 DIFFERENT SUBJECTS.
They are great bargain
See our display in the west window,
EASELS
Antique Oak, Cherry, Chestnut, Bamboo Steel,
Bronze. Gilt and Oxdze. Special price for to-mor-
row, 2sx30 Oil Paintings. in a B.inch deep Gilt
hoaidtns, handsomely finished, worth $40; our
price for tomorrow s39S
2sx36 Oil Paintings In combination Bronze cir and
Plush Frame. worth $40; our price for tomorrow
20O Battle Scenes Of all famous and we'll known hat.
YES IN handsome Bronze Frame, reverse pattern,
morrow 81 0S.
% Zox34 Deep-gih Pictures Of tho famous Bunker
mn Battle near Boston, nne Engraving, for t24S
tomorrow only.
n. b.-picture Frames made to order.
sensation In Tin Ware.
such lnducements that win tahe all vonr
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WHIT

Because we haven't room for them Though our stoci
is spread over nearly three Of flooring there
isn't room for the above enumerated stocks when the
goods for Fa arrive and they arriving every day.
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UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.

1.os0 yards Best Ingram CARPETS. $50. nor ysrd.
1000 yards Tapestry Brussels Carpets sse pes
yard.
5000 yards Best Tapestry Brussels Carpets, zoe.
per yard.
$50 yards Body Brus.eis Carpets. soc. per yard.
A.6oo yards Best Body Brussels oarpets o. 90 per
ysrd
300 yards Velvet CARPETS. SOC per yard
2.5oo yards Beat Velvet Carpets. 81 90 per yard
2.7o0 yards Best MoQuetts Carpets clio psr
yard
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WALL PAPER AND DECORATIONS.

We would call particular attention 10 this branch Of
our business which have taken up within the last
year with renewed vsor and strength Our friends ana
customers Of fifteen years ago viii remember how we
onoe led in this business and now propose 10 sur
pass all our former eforts Our aim and study Is to
produce the best efforts the least possible expense
and we have been REMARKABLY successful in the past
few months. No furnishing afford to leave our
ideas unnoticed- Our productions are the best and
most original. and all work 10 done with guarantees u
best workmanship.
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T / /: Fl ri |
/ 4 q ! ) f ! :: :.
III / + T. /. H} Is 1: I'll / / T
Never before have Il Is sSfh with our
/. f. !! :; II / Is Is:
= Il IT, f. f.. -
,rwrInr S SST h hkEE dIif aa6 XbSE0E
Sss
ss 3, SSsS fs s0sss hs':ss
"A lot Of Leather Purses. leather-lined. were 19c
Side Combs. ali new designs. worth CSC. Closing
e our SSs osaizsd Chain Ghasl,inss in etched
lot Of Gilt Hair Pins, Stroll tops, were 25c Clos
tx ssls' f III min
The balance of our 25 and Soc. Bead Ornamental
/ lot Of Colored Braia trimming, was 25 to SOC.
of oSr 4neS b. r
T Tss e N e III {asa Closing SALE CSC yard
i lot Of Drawn Thread ."Directoire" Running, was
A few Plaid silk Ties extra length and width, were
w dozen ss s4sf Collars were
sa if Tilssl RSS Sa haN nj iafa
! lot OF Double Embroidered Cashmere Scarfs; COL
ors: Ians, BED, White and Black. were s1.9S Clos
/ lot Of Plain Cashmere scarfs all colors. esc
per cent discount OF all Fine Embroidered Black
lot Of Coiored -borderrd Hemstitched ALL LINEN
INCONSISTENCIES were IN and loo. Closing Sale, 8
/ lot Of Colored-bordered Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs an entire line OF new patterns. worth &c. Clos
lot Of Patent Dress Erenders textends from 1e to
23 inches were DC . Closing Sale. &c; each
lot 81 0xidized or Silver Garter Ciasps were 25c.
lOtof English Pins 400 in paper, worth &c. Do
PEI Sgir Closing 10 nHn sale &c. apaper.
lot Of Tooth Brush Bottles, were 15c Closing Sale.
lot Of Moth Marbles, large boxes were 25e Closing
i lot Of English Bristls Hair Brushes, were 4sc
Sample boxes Of sanslangue's Face Powder given at
G eas SsP4f bSfE.peaHikTMENr.
"A lot Of Children's Tafeta Silk Gloves, were Csc.
ios of LADIES' b Rse Ls,e Thread Gloves,
sizes were 59c :, Closing ~, Sale, 10c. pair.
S5G;; Closing Sale. 25c. spair '' '''N 1 "'''
viii 80 for see each worth - high a as e. . g. '0''
line OF OTTOMAN Silk and Fancy Striped Perssols
Closing sSes Ss sso
Glesing Sale, halt marked prices.
A line Of i PUCK covered Steamer Trunks,
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MUST BE SOLD THIS MONTH.

All our Refrigeration Water Coolers. Water Filters
Baby carriAees Tricyeies Bicycles velocipedss HAM
Knocks. Mosquito csnopies. Boats. Tents. Wire Win.
dow Screens and Doom
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L.. A MS ::
| E B.jBRE s. E: II
| !: l. /: II s. i !! :
STILL AeIrArrSe low rRIcEa
WHILST OUR SALES ARE 1scRrAsrSo DIR
PROFITS ARE DECREASING. BUT WE DON'T
MIND THAT As LONG As WE DISPOSE or DUB
STOCKS. NEVER BEFORE WAS MERCHANDISE
OFFERED 80 Low.
Profits not taken into confederation a N for IN.
stance. ars selling beautiful FIGURED 3u1Is foe
12ko. PER YARD.
REGULAR PRICE lse.
In some Of the prsttisss designs and combustion
LADIES' oLoTH.
lilo. PER YARD.
REGULAR PRICE $50.
In plain oolors and nsuzsa
FAYALE BATIsTR
l29fc. PER YARD.
REGULAR PRICE, $50.
LADIES' uNMADE DRESSES, made Of India unsn
ready to put together,
s1so FOR ENTIRE ROBE
WORTH -
You know tia We sell INDIA SILK with An Exta
Discount Of
20 PER CENT.
On account Of the Store being closed three days
many were disappointed At not being benefited By
that barysin advertised for that time To equaiiss
matters we viii again. for the next three dayI sell
our
s1.oo sATTEEN coRsKTs FOR $50.
In all Light Shades, also Drab and White
LADIES' ALL-LINEN CUFFS
IL CTS PER PAIR
IN ALL SIZES FROM ex TO *
RUcHINGs. YARDS TO BOX,
lao. PER BOX.
JUST THINK 9 YARDS WHITE RUcH1So
Bona SWISS sKIRTISa 75c. per yard
Bargains SWISS sKrRT1Na CSC. per yard
Reduce SWISS sk1RT1No s125 per yard
Stock. Wa sI.es
EXCEPTIONAL GOOD VALUES IN LACE
FLoUNc1Nas.
You cannot imagine how cheap We have marked
these. probably about 25 patterns left,
COLORED VELVET RIBBoNA
25c. PER PIECE.
These contain 10 yards of Good Quality VELVET
RIBBON in good desirable color nearly inches vida
eclipses all bargains ever offered in velve. Ribbons.
UNIVERSAL CLEANING FLUID,
20. PER BOTTLE.
loo. has been the price, but during this sale &C. W
will ask for it
This FLUID il unsurpassed for cleaning Cloths,
Dress Goods Nsokwssr. Kid Gloves, LAces. vslvets,
Silks and satins without destroying the ustre color
or finish Of the material
BoNBoNNIERRE BOXES 1oc.. these are made of
o1idized White Metal. sold until to-day for Csc.
The quantity very limited
LADIES' FANCY HOSE
CSC. PER PAIR.
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Worth. 1915 S4.25 "a,
Worth. .&5.25 60. 1925

Closing Sale. 1925 $3.50 &4OO
A line Of Duck covered, Flat-top Dressing Trunks
iron bottom; stand all kind Of wear new style.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-09
WRESTLING WITH BILLS.
The Idaho S0lons are Still Pegging
Away.

BOISE CITY, Idaho, January s.
Especial to THE HERALD. lin the
Council, a message from the House
announced the passage of the bill re-
ducing the poll tax, the bill providing
for court stenographer for each dis
trict, and the bill referring to the lieens-
ing of insurance companies. The Coun-
Gil was notified that the House had
concurred in the amendment to the
laborers' lien bill also the same relat-
ing to the appropriation OF funds to
correct the records of Bingham County.
In the House, notice was given of the
following bills: To repeal the occupa-
ton license, providing for the appoint
ment of deputies by county officers, re-
lating to the duties of the district
attorney. and to authorize county COM
missioners to construct and purchase
bridges. Bills were reported as follows:
For the equalization OF taxes, and one
relative to the assessment on endow-
ment insurance companies. The COM
mittee having the liquor bill under con-
sideration we're given further time to
report. The matter of the publication
OF laws IN newspapers was indefinitely
POSTPONED,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-09
Dynamite ia the Royal Palace

MADRID. January SAN attempt to
blow up the royal palace was made
here to-day. No one was injured, and
the only damage done was the shatter-
ing of many windows. Dynamite was
exploded on the staircase of the palace.
Great excitement prevailed for time,
members of the royal household being
almost panic-stricken. Prime Minister
Sagasta, as soon as he heard of the at
tempted outrage, hurried from Con-
gress to the palace, where he was at
once admitted to an audience with the
Queen,