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PURSUED BY A MANIAC

The French Consul General at New
York Asks Police Protection.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 8.-Viscount Paul D'Absac,
consul general Of France, was in the Tombs
police court this morning and had an interview
with Justice P0tSrs in the judges private
room. The visc6I6t is afraid that he may be
murdered by an insane Frenchman named
John 0regoive, who has visited the consulate
and threatens to exterminate every representa-
tive of the French government unless they pay
for bis room and board A police officer is
looking for the mailman.
At noon the man was brought to the court.
He Gays he 10 an ex-oaptain Of artillery in the
French army and . graduate Of the polytechnic
school He served through the French war.
He came to this country shout month ago,
bringing with him, he says, letters to viscount
dAbzac from the French minister of foreign
affairs, and under these instructions from the
government 1t Is the duty ofthe consul TO sup
port him and get him work. He vas locked
M.
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DGEll

boSKs iSisn, e.ush.ss ssS xr Ess IA
Funeral from the house. No. 1880 Twelfth strss, n.
. M,SpaSy 10Th instant at p m fsnds Of ths
BRYAN: On Friday morning. Noverubsr 2. 1890
q O'Clock, LOUISA HAMMOND, wife q Joseph b
o,l is1sI. '.5Vis s. SG.Ssy, sCy.nss, 10 II
DULANY AZ the residence Of his father. Col r. h.
pppIpS ISod aS county xirsini. GRAFTON
M SsiSssa sa.S. nSs q e..
singer aged hKty-t years and six months.
IT'S hard. so hard. 70 SPEAK the word
We must forever psrt
Dearest para ne must lay thee
In the pescefal graves embrace;
But thy nIemory will be cherished
BIZ Hn WITr AND cHnpAxu
hal s,.ss, sSna. kss.
FITToN. Departed this life saturday Novsubrr q
lss0; NJ. sAkAa u; LUTON. WIDOW o. the i.ss
sixth year OF hsr age
Past her suffering, past her pain:
Calm tSe .S%a Il. Of sI sSs s Srss sah
For she who suffered is g Is.t:
Funeral from her late residence 1925 Half ,trees
h,o oSs, PIN hslA'vss and f .s
GIBSON. On November 4, 1890, Of 80 n M. Affair
q long and painful illness, MANY cATHERfNK oiB-
son, beloved wife of James 0ibsoa-
Tear dmmed eyes s6sii gaze in s.,a
We shall hear her voice, ch, never.
Never more Oh earth again.
Home 10 sal oh, God how dreary.
Lonesome, lonesome every spot
Letening for her voice till weary
Weary. for we hear her not
Our dess mother must she lesys m
Must We place her with the dead;
How can We hear the cold earth fad
Down upon our mother's head
She was thoughtful loving tender,
How she suffered. but Is nov re,oicf,x
Her Joy in heaven hes just beNun.
Past her suffering. past her pain,
Cain shs e ,SSS i q s.I Ds sss s.in
For she who suffered Is at rsst.
BIZ HKE cHrLpnn.
Funeral viii take plscs from her late rssdenca llo7
thence 70 fndssnasnt Ch1rch msxsp sss,nlns
southeast Relatives ana friends invited % sssssa
Interment 1t Congressional cemetery.
.. 10 an, ANNA NARY sssd iosy y.sn ana S ~:
Funeral from her l.te rssidsnce. sos street south
east sunday ct pm.
MocRIsTAI. On Friday, November 2. 1890 n q
prin. 10 s,e .sTsse n %sl fhkkcrs
2. sahn sa assa ~.
PALMER On Friday November q, 1890. ct 7s.m.
A fY beloved wife o. Charles h Painasr. 10 shs
sIs :i- sns s. her .ss s
SHAY; ON Friday mornins November 4. 1880. q
McS.s Sc sss; ME- MANI ehAf' es'ossd wife Of
Tuner. ssnaay :. 20 o,clCsl from q. r..,osss.
Jrthvest then. % Immaeul.,s Conception Church
Friends and relatives are invited 20 attend
Of sansamp.ioa CLARA v, d.ashsei q Sso4rs ID
Isabella White. aged nineteen yssrs
.ssnaS snd sssss hs IN h ss
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BOYD OR POWERS.

The Election Of Governor Of Nebraska .
Matter Of Doubt
LINCOLN, NRB., Nov. ga statement given
out from republican headquarters announces
the election Of the entire republican ticket
With the exection Of governor by pluralities
ranging from 1900 to 6,000 Returns from all
but six counties make the figures on governor
as follows: Richards, rep, zoos; Boyd, dem,
IS, $50; Powers, ind, 6S,4l7. The independent
headquarters claim the election Of powers by Q
plurality Of 1000, but concede the balance Of
the ticket to the republicans. The remaining
counties will add to Powers relatively, but
probably hardly sufficient to overcome Boyd's
plurality
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DURING THE SHORT SESSION.

The Election Bill Not Likely to Pass
AppOrti0nment to the Front.
II may be said confidently that there will be
no serious attempt to pass the elections bill
through the Senate next session II il under
stood that the President himself II said TO be-
heve that it would be wise for this Congress to
be conservative during it, last session, merely
disposing Of such important matters Is must be
got out of the way.
Moreover, it is expected that those Senators
who had their doubts about the propriety Of
the elections bill have:had those doubts con-
frmed by the election and will oppose anything
mere than . formal effort to take the matter
up. Republicans generally regard the sppor-
tionment az the most important thing for them
10 consider now.
1t is said that Mr. Reed will insist upon the
passage Of the elections bill, and there may be
q fight in caucus over it.
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WHISKY AND DOODLE
Alleged Buying Of voters In the Eighth
Virginia District.

Virginia District.
Charges and coun tsr-oharges ere the order
Of the day - 70 the Lse-Hums campaign in
Virginia. Mr.. Lees friends are by no means
backward in denying the Hume asseverstions Of
Wholesale bribery, and they insist that at worst
il 10 only case in which the pot cannot afford 70
handy epithets with the kettle. There 10 tacit
admission that . good deal Of money vas
SPENT but Less friends argue that for every
negro vote purchased By them thsrs we're ave
bought by Hume.
An active politician, despite his 400 pounds
OF bone and flesh, is Capt II. Cabell Naddux
OF Warrenton. He was summing himself tn
'front.' OF the Metropolitan this afternoon. when
q STAR reporter asked him what Lses majority
looked like.
RHMARKABLH RIKcTIoN.
II don't Know" was his reply. The cleo
ton commenced on Monday evening and con-
tinued until after dark last night. To-day aud
tomorrow viii be used mp in counting the
votes. II was remarkable election" he went
on. Never In all my life did ] see 20 much
loose whisky or so much money in careless
circulation. Why, 10 was like old confederate
we're bought openly and in the clear daylight
with less inquiry than would have preceded the
sale OF horse or COW. All voter had TO say
was q. want IS and he got it,
HUME NOT IN n.
"Hume wasn't in that sort Of . game; hs
hadn't the cash. And then, the whisky DO
you know that one wholesale grocery firm In
this city sent to Alexandria BY wagon and dis
tributed from thence two hundred bar
rels OF that hery and vote-collectine
liquid. Those two hundred barrels weren't
all either, and before Tuesday
night came TO the conclusion that Lee had Q
still house somewhere in the mountaina staid
elders labored for him necessarily, and I saw
| some Of them with bottles ia each hand and q
couple more in their pockets locked arm in arm
with dilapidated old "bums" who hadn't held
their noses over q sober breath for twenty years
past There was never anything like il in vir-
ginia and hope there never will be anything
like it again Il was a disgrace to the state
and the nation"
COSTLY CAMPAIGN.
pretty costly campaign, suggested the TO
porter.
II should say So" said Mr.. Maddux. "Cost
Lee, not less than $4,000 Of his own money.
He can AFFORD il, though. His ordinary, every
day habits are not expensive and he saves all
OF $500 year out Of his salary as Con-
Qressmann
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The Post Office Site

Contrary to general expectations no order
was made by Judge James today appointing
commissioners Of sppraisement in the case Of
post Office site. 1t may be authoritatively
stated that the order will be made at 10 o'clock
on Monday morning next, at which
time session of the District Court will be held
in the Equity Court room, when the court will
hear suggestions Of the parties in interest - to
the personnel Of the commission.
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MARUIRi.-

DE LElsBMUTT-MoFFAT On November q
ls9O by the Rev: J: A Register at 81 Johns Church
WHITNEY M0fFAT
kEE-HorsE- On November 3. 1890. by the Rev.
NJ. Sook- THOMAS kkE Of fhiisdelphia % Mrs
ELLIE HOUSE.
lPhilsdelphia papers please oopyl
DLISH-sUTHERLAND. On wedpesdsv
evening" November 5. 1890 at the residence Of the
brides mother; by the key, Charles NJ Pyne HON.
Ahp shlE McCANDLlsH 70 FLORENCE sUTH-
EklAND, daughter Of the late MAJ D. q Sutherland
lRichmond, Va. and New York papers plesse cow
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DEATH OF A DIPLOMAT.
Don FREDERICK Volio, Charge d'Afairt
Of the Costa Rican Leoatfou

DON FREDERICK Volio, Charge d'Ahaires
of the Costa Rican Legation.
Don FREDERICK Volio, charge daffairs Of the
Costa Ricsn legation and acting minister for
some months, died suddenly this morning in
his rooms at the Elsmere, in this city, Of
pneumonia, after an illness of but five days
He contracted . severe cold late last week,
which grew severe enough MONDAY to force
him 10 relinquish his duties. The cold de-
veioped pneumonia, and the disease developed
with such rapidity that the efforts of his physi-
clans, Drs. Magruder and Lovejoy, we're fruit
less. Death came at about o'clock this
morning.
The State Department was officially notified
this morning. Anselmo volio will temporarily
become acting minister.
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The Washington Kennel Club.

At q meeting Of the Washington Kennel
Club last evening an election of officers for the
ensuing year resulted as follows: President
Sam W. Stinemetz; vice president, Frank W.
Moulton; secretary, Frederick s. Webster;
treasurer, Thomas G. Chalmers. II was de-
cided by the club TO hold O bench show
March 16, II, 10 and 10, 1891. A number Of
prominent Washington men we're elected to
membership
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STANLEY MUST EXPLAIN.

he Formerly Oenied the Charges Now
Made Against Barttelot.
LONDON, Nov. S.-The Pal AaR Gas,H., re-
fsrring to the Stanley Barttelot controversy,
says: "Stanley's charges against Barttelot and
Jameson cannot be allowed to rest, especially
as Stanley himself has denied his own state
meuts in advance. In the letter dated August
81 and published December q he declared that
the horrible statements In connection with
Barttelot and Jameson were simply incon-
ceivable nonsense and sensational canards. In
the face Of his own emphatic denial he h
bound to produce every scrap of proof that he
can to sustain the charges he now makea"
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Gov. HIN win Preside

ALBANY, N.Y., Nov. 8.-0ov. Hin AAs ~.
ceptsd the invitstion Of the United Irish 10
cieties Of New York and the Irish National
League TO preside at . meeting q the Metro
politan Opera House In New York city on Non:
Dillsn, the Irish parliamentary lesdsru.
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THEIR GENTLE ACTION AND GOOD EFFECT ON
4 the system really make them perfect little pill
They please those who them. Carriers Little Liver
Pills may well be termed Perfection"
FoR THr BLoon.
Weakness, Malaria, Indigestion and Biliousness take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
cures quickly. For sale by all dealers In medicine.
Get the genuine. q
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CLAIMED BY REPUBLICANS.

Aney 10 MOI NeunQulSn hopes OF ne
Electing Senator Blair.
CONCORD, NIL, Nov. 8.-Chairman Church.
ill, Of the state republican committee, makes
the following statement 'The claims Of the
democrats that they have majority Of men,
bers Of the legislature 10 unfounded in fact
The republicans have good working majority.
They will organize the house and senate, elect
governor and United States Senator TO sue.
coed Henry w. Blair"
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SAYS THEY ARE .HKRk I'D STAY. .

President Polk Of the National Farm
ers' Alliance IL Jubiiant-
"Fseiing very veil. thanh you sssd Prsd-
DOT Polk Of tie National garuerS Ani.,.s A
. ssAa reporter this morning, but In ~
~ . bee In tar bucket have been away Ger
nve weeks and - consequence an loaded down
with accumulated business Happy7 thiak -.
fou democrats and republicans ere eiAinne
everything Just nov. bat when you oens 70 IN
the mass Of wheat ssd chat you Win ind Tia, Tie
alliance hsd seosshins 10 Do Win slscane .
tar properties Of the good men Up - -
present time ID l. . certainty that sAe Ftf1-sss-
ond Congress viii eontsin
rHnrr-nIeHf srRAIaHr-ouf ALLIANCE US
ana from twelve 10 fifteen others Who sss
pledged 70 N These men ere from tAs ssusA
and northvest-the two sections In which usss
oi our work vas done. The alliance IN EsbruskA
Ainnesosa and Iowa 10 not our organisation, 10
nos smaigamssed with us, but ID made the sAms
nght and VII Join us this winter. Our alliance
ce-operated with them; ve viii cooperate With
any farmers association, and In htsls vhiks
nave grip on the situation in almost ever
corner OF the land
I'VE are here to stay. This great reform
itself indeiibiy in the nations history. Finap-
eiai reform 10 the necessity Of the hour and y
must come"
NO BooDIE
DID The alliance use anything bus orssosy
In the campaign" asked the reporter.
THE press and the voice OF the sfums
speaker we're our only sssistants," replied Col
Folk The alliance had no campaign fund
no Doodle. II we had had money We would moi
have used IT. The virtue and the patriotism Of
the people are the things to appeal To- Our meth.
DDS we're fair and square, and the whole world
could see what we were doing. The principles
on which the alliance is founded are cold and
correct; We must succeed
The FIGHT was no small affair. The sxtreu-
ISIS OF both parties attacked rs bitterly and
gave no inch Of ground. In the south a v,s
the democrats who opposed ua In the north
cans"
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Range OF the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings at the signal
Office today: Am, So; 2 pm, "a; maximnm,
"a minimum, a.
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Marriage Licenses,

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following couples:
William Howard Giles and Alice L Bateman;
Fred W. Rouse and Jessie L. Macintosh;
Philip Lucas and Lucy Ann Thomas; Henry
Windter and Julia Lynch; John Ridout and
Mary Wilson.
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Raltamure MarlKeta,

1ALTlMORE. Nov. S-C0ttou nominal - milo
ding, 9a. Flour quiet and straightforward street
and western super, aoo.a5o; DO. do extra. azsa
AGO; do. do. family, 4.15a5.25; city mills. kio
brands, extra. 52oa5.37; winter wheat patent
sssaSso sR6ns DO, ao 90 DO seas 90 S
Whess-southern fairly active; Fultz. gssloo:
Longoerry, 9Sal02 no. 2, 91k; steamer No. 2,
red, "a; western weak: No. 2. vinssr red, spot,
90a96a: November. 96ae6k; December, s7hse7k;
May, IO6h alO6L. Corn-southern firm; western
easy; mixed spot, s.; NOysmesr Sc; EsAr' 81.
arm and steady. Rye fsirIy actiys-pr1me 10
choice. 75as7, good 10 fair, 72a7% Hay steady-
prime to choice timothy. iI.0o. Provisions nrm-
Butter arm. Rgss firm: Coffee quiet Sugar qaies
and steady-granulsted, 6k. Copper steedy-re-
fined. l4,s. WHISKY nrm. Freighs 70 Liverpool
per steamer nominal Receipw-neur. n 900 bar
rels; wheat, 10000 bushels; corn. 1000 bushels;
oats. 1000 bushels; rye. 1000 bushelA Ship
menM-nour. 1900 barrels: wheat 1900 BUSH
els: corn, 1000 buahels. SAies-0h1aS E70Oo
bushels; corn, 1000 busheh
BALTIMORE Nov. a-yifginia 1Q4Ua IS bld.
do. threes, 66KAe7x; Baitmors End Uhio stock
07alO0; Northern Central stock, 00a09, Cxncdn-
matt, Washington and Baltimore nrsts 90 asked:
consolidated gas bends. AS bid; Do ssock, A0xs
10x.
Chaaaw0 yGnEraHa
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This morning Annie Lucas. colored. vss
found dead In bed at No. 1764 Corcoran street
Her body was removed to the morsue and the
coroner notified
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Says the Election Bill Mia N,

'The federal elections bill had more 70 do
with republican defeat than the Mckinley bill"
said Famers' Alliance official this sfternoou.
mo man knows" he continued, ''hov many
thousands Of protests the alliance made against
the passage Of the Lodge bill The protests
were unheeded. Now look at the wreck"
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stool

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York STOCK MarAet, as reported By special
wire TO Corsou and Mccartney, 1910 street:
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BAReArSs IL Dnrss GooDs.


The following special prices until Wednesday even.
ing:
- Brosdcloths Engsh). o. rs
ooe- Sneslot G0c
SOC. French Wool Piaids. soc
DOC Wool Dress Goods. 39c
We are pleased and Jet sorry to have to spologzs
70 our patrons for the fact that the stock Of dress
foocs II not - large it should be The pleasant
1ofh N that the business has increased much more
tnan vas anticipated By our buyer. However the spe
e prices quoted above for goods that are EXCELLENT
n4no ~ fua prices. They surely not worth less
pscAnse We have only few pieces Of each
TEE BEOADCL0THs are full s. inches wide and
6esVy weight Coors: Tan. Gray. Slate. Myrtle, Olive
xf1nA aenosrope. Castor. EineI. Garnet Cardinal
oohasn Brown. Seal. Black Among them are q few
evening.
IAE sUIIINGs reduced from soc 10 6ec and the
SSss Ieeuceo from ooc to 39c. weak a. to guam
we ous N duaity as strong as can be-
The sURAHS are the Best Silk ever vet offers hare
~ doc ana We nave All shades. including Black. The
special sale prtce-59 eeEts-win be .pprecis,ed-
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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Gloves, G1ovEsu GLovEs,r

We cant refrain from quoting the remark Of one Of
our patrons this morning She said: "Ineser before
heSd so much talk about Putdis Royal GOres you seem
70 Dc doing tho business Of he lOl1.
OF course any merchant could treble his business
who would offer gloves at profit. We don't boast
because we are doing We only ask credit for very
piucky ADVERTISEMENT viz: The distribution of thou
sands Of pairs of gloves at profit order that b,ls
ness shall Be built up second to in the country
We have TINS much faith in gloves-we induce You
to buy by temporarily quoting Wholesale prices trust
lx that you will appreciate the Gloves that you'll
De glad to Tsy regular prices later. In Short we aim
To make 5000 new Patrons for the Palas Royal Gloves
this month and are selling al cost prices to do so
LIST or SPECIAL PRICES.
Sl-6S "Talais Royal" Mousquetares tdriving) al 70
S1,JO "Palais Royal" 4-but:on Suede Kids al 2,
slso "Palais Royal" S-but;on Muusquetaires al "a
The Pa!als Royals 96c. French Kid Gloves war
ranted and offered during this special at "A cents)
are the Sl-2J Gloves of the credit stores.
NC PlSskin Mousquetaires. 81 quality. 74c
Soc bndressed Kid Gloves, 81 qua ...,.. 74c
Use do MousqGetaires. Sl.25 quality. 79c
Gentlemen, for 81. 81 so and 81 10 we are Offering
Superior English Dogskin and Chevrette Gloves
Gloves that usually retail at Sl35 Sl75 and 1928
Have 8 pair tried on at risk
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED belowJ
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Death of H. Grafton DnIauey.

Death OF n. UraKt0n DnIaney.
The death OF II. Grafton Dulaney, Q member
Of the real estate firm Of Delaney & Whit
ing and well known in this city,
is announced. He died at the residence of his
Va
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The Thanksgiving Proclamation.
The President, late this afternoon, signed .
proclamation designating Thursday, 9th inst,
- day for national Thanksgiving for past and
present favor8.
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Planting Salmon.

During the season of 1880 the o. 9. fish
commission planted yearling salmonids in the
waters Of the Yellowstone National Park o.
followss Shoshone lake, a4,012 lake trout;
$3.50 Loeb Lsven trout Lewis lake, 12,01S lake
trout; 81 $50 Loeb Leven trout West fork Of the
Gardner river, 1878 brook trout Neg Perces
river, shove the falls, lo,o00 white Ssh
No Mexican Duty on American Cattle.
The United States consul general 1t Nuevo
LOredo I'm dispssch 70 the Department Of
gmts discredik the report that the Mexican
government has placed an import duty on cat
Ne from TIE Cuf3ed esstea No such duty has
10 his knowledge beso impoosd ~ me 1Gsx'caa
government
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did the alliance use anything bat orssory
In the campaign" asked the reporter.

Ciarkson May Succeed Quay ~ Chairnas.
Among the reports discussed by the politseal
sossips today vas one that Senator Quay would
resign the chairmsnship Of the republican ns-
tional committee as soon a. he returns from
Florida and that Mr.. Clarkson would BE- his
successor.
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10 per cent OF the marked of every article in
the two departments. In Trimmings we have
Jewel Trimmings from L so to SO yard
With Feathers for evening. 81 IS yard.
SIX and Tinsel Trimmings. 2Oc. to s5.35 yard
Jet and Steel Trimmings, SOC to 80 a yard
jet and Persian Trimmings, 1920 TO as yrd
silk and Jet Trimmings 81 to 60 a yard
Ostrich Feather Trimmings, 81. IS to 90 yard
Ostrich Feather Boas. -. IS to s20 each
Silk Finges, soc to s5 a yard
steel and Jet Fringes. i to 81. so yard
Jet Gimp Trimmings. SOC. to 81 Goa ward
Black silk Gimps. 25c. TO s5 40 yard
Colored and Steel Gimps. 36c. to s6 yard
- Our 81 PRINCES have been often quoted "A an
perior The discounts brings the price to 9Oc yard
The sSc. Chenille and Tinsel Ginps marked s5c..
are also popular fsyorite The special price rs re
The 5oc Colored silk Gimps are also unusn.I wilma
The price until Wednesday is 45c
Many other illustrations Of special values might Ia
yen but since the cent discount is allowed on
ALL Trimmings, Your favorite must be included
DON'T FORGET TIE LAcEs
per cent on the prices quoted below OF courxe va
include the many intermediate prices net quoted.
LACE fLoUNCISGs AND NETS.
4@nch BLACK Chansiliy from. Csc to e5 so ward
4.fneh Colored Evening Flouncings 75c To AZ "a va
A. inch Colored silk and TinseI GAUGES "a. -.
4S-inch Colored Silk Stripe Gauzes - Coo v.,a
4s-inch Colored Satin Band GAUGES a. an -
4S-ineh Black ChantiIly Nets. 90 10 "a yard
snen D.scA Russian Nets........75c. to 81 so yard
4S-tnch Black Fish Nets. IN an n 80
TRIMMING LACEs
iorcnon LAces ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS To Al ward
Aeoeis A1ce7s &C. to 75c ward
Lsses from to soc yard
Italian Val Laces. from ........ r 20 sn. -
feaos L3ces, from .---............10c to Csc yard
White Chantilly Laces from .3 5c % an 80
Black Chantiliy Laces, FROM loo. 10 40 y.,1
II We point to the following extra yalnss tn
oaoS Hand run Black Silk Spanish Lace FIonnoina'
the discount brinxs the price to 81 so. The AZ Il
Evening Nets. with hand-embroidery s6. gs y,,5
VIII be the special price. The 6Oc Striped Fvsning
Causes are better quality than those sold usually AZ
higher price The dscount brings the price down 10
Sc yard
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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USE FELs's aERMIcIDK SOAP
USE FELS'S GERMICIDE SOAP
USE FELS'S GERMICIDE SOAP
USE FKLT6 GERMICIDK SOAP
when you are sick
To protect yourself and attendants
To cleanse your person and hnsn
To cure all skin affections
To restore your complexion
USE FELSS GERMICIDE SOAP
Use FELSS GERMICIDE SOAP
USE FELSS GERMICIDE SOAP
USE FELS'S GERMICIDE soap
When you are well
To ward Of CONTAGIOUS diseases
To keep the body in healthy condition
To prevent chapped hands and face
To preserve and beautify the complexion
OF druggists.
~ TILS CO.. Philadelphia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-08

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