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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06
READ Apour Tsousrss
AND FURNISHINGS TO-DAY.

That means the shutting Of the door On our Troass
Sale.
There ars three divisions 10 it. bsax in mind ousis
| ssa1S-ons o. 7O-and ths THIRD IS ssia We
don't want the Psnts-shst 4. % many Of thsm-snd
~ von't hsvs them. sthsr. vhsn the sais eloss-H
your demands keep up - they began. Seems - Y
sveryeody's Trousers must give out" ss the same
tims-tudsins from the calls.
Found Just such On assortment Of patterns - you
thought you'd like. didn't you' That's the ksna-shs
only hnd-ws select 10 havs made up. We have rot
time nor patience neither have you-to fool sway
on Indifferent snd ordinary dedsna. EVERYBODY lkss
the way our trousers nand that IL what MAKES than
% popular.
Be sure you don't need any bssore you let tis sale
pass you. See how you're od for pants willis you'rs
1t home this evening.
NECKwEAR-
HANDKEKCHIKFs-
HOSIERY
An our Soc. scarfs-Pufs. Tecks and Fourth Hand
Csc. now-snd all the handsome dollar effects
all shapes-the imported and finest American makes
we've marked so cents silks satins and Ottoman
in those rich Brocades Spots Checks and strpss We
want to all OF thsu for the Spring Novelties are
olamorns for place to be put They're ws.rabls now
and will b for month yet. There's window full to
look at.
We've got hundred dozen French Linen Cambria
novel patterned borders centers and
corners. They worth-5Oc. and 75c Fact IL they
are being sold for that all around here We have
marked ours Quarter-25c. Beats snythius we have
ever done for you in Handkerchief. halt dozen
won't come in smiss
The Hosiery we talked Of Saturday 10 still on the
go"
sAKS AND COMPANY,
THE POPULAR WANT PROVIDERS.
PENNsYLvANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH STREET,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06
SILK UNDERWEAR

We courteously invite the Ladies' Of washington ~
others to ask TO assortment Of SILK UNDER
WEAR that we now handle. Our desire 10 make known
to you that we carry these fine goods makes ~ just
little desirous having you call irrespective q aay
idea Of purchasing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06

WonDs ARE Bur CRuDr IssrRu.
NENTs WITH WHICH TO EXPRESS THE GEN.
ERAL DECENTRALIZATION THAT THE -orrrrSo
RID" REDUCTIONS HAVE MADE. BUT TINS
WORK SHALL CONTINUE uSrxrKRRuprrp
UNTIL EVERY PIECE OF WINTER GOODS SHALL
HAVE BEEN DISPOSED OF.
EVERY ARTICLE IN our HOUSE HAS Re
cEIvED CUT IN PRICE
Nothing has been overlooked
The continued mild ~esther has played sad b,,os
with our ssooka and we had ever 50 much m.rehAn.
disc left over that evident 10 see them disappear
vas 70 mark them way below their value This We d,d
and nov We zee success GROWING our srorts
But with Al the business done in the past week we
see staring In faces and weighing down our shelves
more goods than want and our noble work Of chop
pins prices WIZ continue until everything closed Out
LANsBURGH q BRO.
Although there has been q great advance in sir
Goods We will continue 10 sell below OLD FIGURES
We still have . complete line Of Shades iu our 7so
surah Silks which We are selling st Csc
complete line of eo-inch CoLoRED cHINAs
which we are selling ut 5oc.
complete line Of e7-inch ooLoREp oBINAs
which we are selling At 75c.
5 pieces ALL-srLK BLACK FAIILE FRANCHISE;
regular price u. viii sell at 1t Zoe
pieces ALLsILK BLACK SATIN RHApAME,
regular price 9Sc. VIII sell Ut o21sc.
EVENING SHADES OF PoMPADoUR SATIN, "a
Inches wide, st 55e.; was 81.
EVENING SHADES OF DRAPERY NETS 10 psr
cent on marked price.
4s-inch FISH NET. the regular clio grade. st
An elegant assortment Of PLAIN, STRIPED and
FIGURED cREPEs for Evening Wear ct old prices.
LANsBURGR BRO
Plain Cloths are the correct materials dresses No
lady would consider her wardrobe complete withouta
dress Of this fabric and although always yet
these are included in the deduction sale"
Ga rRIcoT CLOTH in shades Of Gray Brown and
Brown Mixed. Doc per yard Reduced from 75e.
Brown. Mode. Brown Mixed and Blue Mixed
"a TRICoT. 65c. Reduced.from 30
e-4LADIEs CLOTH, In ell shades. 5sc. Reduced
from Zoo
5o-in. HABIT CLOTH twillsd back. 75c. Reduced
FROM 81.
Our sl.5o and sI.75 BRoADcLorH reduced to
&l.3a
&c and s2a5 FRENCH and ENGLISH BROAD.
CLOTH nowsl
LANsBURGH 4 BRO
more comfortable article Tor house wear has never
been thought Of than JERSEY, ever ready 10 slip on
always heat and If at all mt will outrfvsl waist for
comfort and ease Whilst the demand for these have
not lessened, yet include these in Reductiop
Sale At Getting Rid Prices"
Atwood BLACK TAILoR-MADE yERsEYa
Were IS; now s2.25.
BLACK sILK-FINIsHEp JERSEYS. WITH VEST
We're "a: now 1925.
DIREcToIRE JERSEYS IN BLACK We're s5: NOE
s34s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06
PH1IApELpH1A S1oRs

PHnADELpH1A SroR.
Opening Of New GinRhams, Scotch, 80
inches wide, In Plaids. Stripes and Plain to
match Beautiful Styles only Csc. yard.
Fine grade Of Domestic Ginehams in great
variety Of styles. only l2,<c. yard.
New Dress Goods in Piaids Stripes and
Plain to match. extra quality. only Soc
yard.
Another Great Bargain in Towels; SO Of
An-linen Huck Towels, measuring 40 in.
in length by 20 in in width, to 20 at 121xc
orSl.5o dozen. They have never been sold
less than 10 aud Be- each; your chance to
secure great bargain.
New Hamburg Embroideries in Cambric,
Nainsook and Swiss; choice goods at mod
crate prices.
Bargains in Blankets and Comforts.
New Spring Styles Of Cassineres for Mems
and Boys Wear.
Afull line Of New Stamped Linens Just
opened.
CARHART LEIDY.
II S2S 9TH It and zoo st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06
VINO Is AIwars F1Rsr,

cftain Spring Novelties ct the wholesale prices to-
morrow. But nrst let Us ask: WAo d aissa,s ~ 20
Where else do you ind Meme Genuine Spring sty,s
Heckwear: whers else such variety Of Spring Dress
Goods, Trimminss. Hosiery. Gloves. Embroideries.
Handkerchief. Lsces. Ribbons. &C.. and snma,red
with reiies Of the old year.
Who 10 always nrsts
Did not the faAs Royal close out winter soods long
since, just when Jon wanted themS Does not the
Pslais Royal offer daszs oarposns In Remnantss Are
not these partly the reasons vs are ast with New
Spring stoc6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06
Two Monr DArs
OF oUR GREAT SWEEPING SALE
or SLIGHTLY SOLID LINEN Housraor D
......--- GOODS.

g.: 90: :: :. ;: :: -: 3; :
'alDAr AID SATURDAY, 4. '1aaU.sr ,rn AND
,.,,-. .,.u .,,,,., ., ' ~. ,....,, .,.,,.
a1s s:,
Iron stand Dress rorms worth AZ 1t s1.sa
1.n..a Tray oovsr:: worth $50. At lsc:
,.,s.,. :. an.. C'0 ~a oovsf' e0mms"osa vsa ma
prices w ssk
u..u.s pncs' %
Monte Cloth Trsy cover ,. " S0c 2sc
Stamped Isdie. Aprons. csc. loo.
N many o. tnsss ao,. there srs 0us one or two
-'' 49, N
90 PIP PP IN
90 MN 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06
THn Fo11ow,se NV Yoak LETTER
EXPLAINS ITSELF.

Tun Fo1Low1se NV Yonk LETTER
| EXPLAINS ITSELF
| SYNDICATE CLOTHING COMPANY
sc. COR. 9Th AND SITS. n. W..
| WASHINGTON. D. G.
| Shall we ship you to be sold immsdiatsly:
200 pair. Of Mems Pant: that sold here at 81 SO
which Ssa may pass Sus e patrons :.
" " saS r over you, counters $1,000 sil'a
'ar ssc ss SAB yss 1 .as
3 Is. ssgE t5sn nd take them
800 Boys Knee Pants. which sold here at roc. let
| Answer by wire,
We have ordered the above goods and will have them
SYNDICATE CLOTHING COMPANY,
A16 Sc. cor 9th and SITS NV
Sr1NEMErz e. SoSs.
1897 PA AVE. THROUGH TO 18TH ST.
LADIES' FUR DEPARTMENT
Great Reductionin
| SEAL JACKETS.
SHOULDER cApEs.
MuFFs AND BoAs.
lLoT OF CLOTH WRAPS AT 81, clio. sl5.
ALSO SEVERAL FINE WRAPS AT HALF THEIR
VALUE. ,a31
III. B. SMITH.
COR 9Th ST. AND MASS AVE.
Artist in Free.hand Crayon and Pastel Portraits.
Largest Studio in the city.
Prices 8 10 to 800, according 70 size and style
All work guaranteed frst-class.
Terms to suit purchaser Discount allowed to clubs
and societies
Open until pm.
Have You seen my show windows! f4-6ts
BARGAINS In Funs AND WRAps
We have made genuine reductions ON all
FURs AND WRAPS.
finest goods manufactured are Oh exhibition. con-
sisting Of
SEAL JACKETS. CAPEs AND sACQUEs.
Monkey, Nutria, Mink. Persian and Astrschan
CAPEs AND MUFFs
| The balance of PLUSH WRAPS at prime cost.
wILLETT l. RUoFF,
Hatters and Furriers
ja9-3m sos Pa. ava
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06
SHORT LENGTHS OF DRESS GOODS

SHORT LENGTHS" OF DRESS GOODS
The greatly reduced prices quoted on
Dress Goods during the January stock TAX
ing sale have caused the accumulation of .
large quantity of ''Short Lengths" and
these will be plsced on sale Friday at low
remnant peices. Ends Of our best fabrics.
Lengths sufficient for Children's Dresses.
House Waists. Skirts. Wrappers. and. by
combining plaid or stripe with pieoe OF
plain goods you secure . combustion suit
and save almost half what you expected TO
pay.
The Offering will embrace ends Of ssrees,
Diagonsls. Henriettas, Cashmeres. Cheviots,
Bengatnes. Sebastopols. French Suit nss.
Ladies' Cloths, Broadcloths, and number
Of very attractive pieces of plAids and
stripes.
The shove will be on the first floor On
the second door we shall offer exceedingly
good bars aims in Short Lengths Of Domestic
Dress doods-from 12,< 10 6Oc. per yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06

WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
Cor. 18th and r sts. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06

more comfortable article for house wear has never
been thought Of than JERSEY, ready slip on
always neat and If at all ut will outrivsl waist for
comfort and ease Whilst the demand for these have
not lessened. yet include these in our "eductiop
Sale At Getting Rid Prices"
ALL-wooL BLACK TAILoR-MADE JERsRya
Were S3; now s2.25.
BLACK srLK-FINIsHEp JERSEYS WITH VEST.
Were "a: now 1925.
DIREcToIRE JERSEYS IN BLACK We're s5: nov
s3.4s.
FINE JERSEYS trimmed deliberately in Black sik
Braid. reduced from 81. as TO s44s.
Our %. IS SHOCKED JERSEYS reduced to e. We
have these in Back. Cream Nsyy. Garnet and Brown
Our TUCKED YOKE AND FULL SLEEVE JERSEYS
reduced to $3.50. were %. In same shades - the
above.
We have lot of Odds and Ends reduced from s5.
s4.50. 90. 9s to $3.50.
As we never carry in our stock anything but ALL
WOOL JERSEYS and ~ the Mt of each and every one
OF our Jerseys 10 guaranteed. you viii now have Q
real good opportunity TO treat yourself ct stupeu-
dously low prices.
We have . room 10 try on Jerseys and every convs-
nience for comfort and privacy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06

CARHART 4 LEIDY,
S2S 9TH Ut. and 700 K It. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06
81 g. :. 4 " HH 81 m s:
ssss I - 4 V uJp HIN s.ss
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
SEVENTH STREET.

THOSE WHO READ
this advertisement will find some unusual induce
ments offered to close out Odds aud Ends tomorrow
RED TICKET DAY
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-31
SINGLE PANTS.
TO OUR MANY MAIL ORDER FRIENDS

We
will always be in the directions serving them ceab they
We only ask
sb stating kind of goods and color desired that
exactly what
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-31

A birthday party in honor of Miss
MaryMeyer was given at her parents
residence, North street, last night.
"A valua BILE dog of Mr.. f. Bosch
was run over by an express wagon OF
Commerce street this morning and
killed.
"A party of Young people from Av-
enues ID, +, and streets adjacent, pic
nicked on the Salado yesterday, and,
from all accounts, had a glorious
great time.
The track laying for the West
End transit line is about completed
today. The work has been much
delayed, on account of the necessity
of ballasting roadbed.
The Main plaza paving was finish.
cd today by Contractor Micklejohn,
and now we have two plazas and
Commerce street paved.
Mr.. Ed. Meyer and party of lady
and gentlemen friends drove out to
the SaladO in wagOnette yesterday
and had nice picnic.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-31
Y'he daily Eight.
MONDAY. MARCH 81, 1890.
TEXAS STATE NEWS.
SELECTED FROM OUR EXCHANGES
AND STATE SPECIALS.

A rain is needed at San Marcos.
WI, ~
law ~ ~ VA WV " '-'O DO7
Do.a uo ,..i,. 4bo Co., ,rouoa
farmers,
~, rr.-
are waxing warm '''
No.. procoI- ,u, ,o o,oo.u,o
lights by the first of June,
Andrew Waldron. a negro, is killed
bv a train near Greenwood.
The Salvation army is at Bolton.
Nh o,d Ko,,io.h ro.idoo -.
San Angelo is burned down.
Tho residenoe of Mr. Ellison of pol-
ton is DESTROYED No Insurance.
Cbioaoo wins seooud gope ovor
Denver
,Ioobi,orv for +ba o1ootrio uuht
plant is nut in place at Corpus.
1,or,,,o a,,,,io;,oI o1ootto,, Taboo,
place tomorrow.
Aronsou poos Harlan 10 FLAG ,hor
ter.
Reol astota 10 ootivo IN IyiIso,
county.
A Iodoe of the KNIGHT of Pvtbias is
organized at Atlanta.
Mr.. H. II. Boles, respected citizen
Vi rorhey coilllnlIs SUICIDE
1earllngs are in great demand at
-.
hIcnLIonu CIop PlospecIe are
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-28

There i a difference between BOYS and
men, but il Is a. difference of self knowledge
chiefly. \ boy wants 10 90 everything be-
cause he does not know be cannot. a man
wants 70 do something because he knows
he cannot do everything. a boy always
fails. and 4 man sometimes succeeds be-
cause the man knows and the boy does not
know. 4 man IS better than a boy because
he knows better; be has learned 'v expe-
rience that that which : harm 20 others j.
a greater harm TO himself, and ne would
rather not do it. But . bow hardly knows
what harm is. and he does j, mostly with
ont realizing that II hurts, He cannot in
vent ANYTHING. he can only initiate and IL
Is easier 10 initiate evil than good You
can initiate war, but how are you going 20
initiate peace
50 a boy passes MS leisure IN oontriviuE
mischief II you get another fellow 70
walk into a wasp's camp You can see him
Jump and hear him howl. but Il you do
not lhen nothing at all happens. II you
set a dog 10 chase a cat up a tree. then
something has been done; but If you DC
not set the dog on the cat then the cat lies
in the sun and sleeps. and YOU lose your
time If a bow could find out some way Of
doing good. 50 that he could % active in
ii, very likely he would want 70 DO good
now and then, but a. he cannot he very
seldom wants 10 60 -ooi-W. L. dowel-S.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-28
P.NCHER CLIMBS TREES.
A Dog That Gives the Flushing, L. l..
Cats "a Surprise Party.


The people Of Flushing. = I. who pass
the residence OF Mr.. Fred 6aild frequently
behold the unique spectacle Of a dog shin
ming up c tree in the yard IS nonchslsnt.y
as the buffalo Mark Twain iInmCrcaiiEed
in "ROughing It." II there IS one thing
that people have bad confidence IN to-
wears past it Is concerning the inability Of
q dog 70 climb a tree; but Mr.. Guild pup
Pincher has unceremoniously Knocked this
long cherished idol into cooked aat
Pincher Is a handsomely marked bull ter
rier, a year and half old he is two feet
high. weighs thirty pounds, and from pup
pyhooi has been so persissently trained IN
tree climbing that be can now mount
perpendicular tree q distance Of fifteen OF
twenty Feet, take a hSo6kerchief IN bis
teeth ard turning leap SAFE, y - the ground
sEain.
Pincher cannot climb in a cold SlcOded.
staid. met hodical manner, but needs the
inspiration Of a sharp word Of command
and an exciting run OF about twenty fee
toward the surprised tree he clutches
the trunk three feet from the ground. and
goes up Ike 3 rocket his legs are v-ry
powerful. bur h.s claws are badly worn.
and che thumb joints soev- --en 49,
greatly enlarged froa ACQUIRING - sOso-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-28

Patti and Lucca, and all the great sing
Prs and actresses and famous beauties,
who, like Nine Recamier. were wondrous-
" beautiful at an age when ordinary wom-
en- retire from the festive scenes Of the
beau monde, understood the value OF this
great restorer, and owed their well pre-
served beauty 10 sleep. An unusually
handsome ST Louis woman, who has at
the age Of almost 80 years the fine well
rounded figure and elastic step and car
riage Of a girl, the delicate, rose hued skin
and the briliiancy Of youth in her eyes,
says that she has made il a rule 10 retire at
D O. clock, except on very rare occasions,
and then she takes a nap Ia the afternoon
10 prevent he III effects OF the late hours
which are TO follow Our American
women Of all classes need more than any
other people in the world the rest and re
freshment which only sleep can give TO
overwrought nerves and overworked sys-
TENS, for nowhere else DO the women live
under 50 much physical and mental
strain.-St. Louis Post Dispatch.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-28
REST COMET bSrEa AL.

thoF-rh friends desert yoc IN The race for fame,
though fortune leaves you for some ether goal
!h0cgh you are blsmeieSs, yet receive much
blame,
Though sorrow dwelleth deep within your soul
Though lie has been failure, and you piod
FootSore and weary Ger this earthly bal,
Still you have faith. a trust il GOss
Rest conlsth after al
Rest coneth after al. then higher climb;
Rest couetl after al. though wealth departs,
7he world may blame you yet rest sublime
shall drive the sorrow from your heart OF hearts;
Though hfe's sad failures raAke you onp ard pod,
Sin sick and weary til yeu reach the pail
SUI you have faith, trust in God
Rest ceaeth sttsT all
Rest cOmeth after al. then let Us 90
Forth 70 the duties OF this fleeing Hfe.
Bearing our Masters burdens for we know
In Him Is comfort and rest from strife
AID worldly sorrow; bet our faith he shod
With love anu mercy, while We ever call
Our friends 70 an eternal. mighty God,
Rest cOmeLh alter sll
Rest corneta after all then ss We seek
A higher lie, better, Erauder road,
Let - Of jesus IS 4 Saviour speak.
For he vii help Us bear HES awful load
or cares and sin. OF doub, aad uubelief.
OF earthly struggles g. ta-y great or small;
We thank thee lsci. ,.. ard trials Ars brief
A-S. t.. ..~ al
sUurg Dispatch
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-28
Wichita Wholesale 4 Manufacturing Houses.

% s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-28

acocmpnsnmenL IT'S sa.G that Pir-~a-
has proved a genuine surprise party % al
the cats in his vicinity. The first obIque
eyed pussy tina. Piucher had misuncer-
standing With essayed a vicious scratch AZ
PEcher's aris-0crat.c nose, and then fed
chuck,.ng inwardly toward the nearest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-28

Small tears in wooden goods should be
Garned WIKI rawlings of the same, having
first put under a piece of cloth and after
ward pressed carefully. Breaks in black
silk garments NAV be mended with bits Of
court plaster, and if the lace curtains be
come torn wet piece Of lace in starch.
and iron il on the wrong side 81 the curtain.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-28
4 Dull Bov.

Johnny-Does all work and no play
make Jack dull boy, mamma?
Mamma-So they say, my child.
Johnny-Mamma?
Mamma-Wen what is il?
Johnny-The teacher said today I was
the dullest boy in schOol-Washington
SIar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-28

IN Paris cat O. 2 70 ~ f-sl-ufs is =
calculated taat one % e-ga's-i. 5r 20 10.
I've O. charity wlf- "a t~al~-lrY torarvi
crime. n Lo1dsa tas prcrc-i.on y ors In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-15

John United SSa % s ssi E" s'iMhs s
's'i' gsss isS sSi. Ss.
S; 'Sfs "a
F Family N S ,C% ia s0 g.
rs f stAHSa u.s. 'l lsS s s,y sale.
S?S' sa h: t. iS + & $S F 4lS
iia%: ws;s s. meat t IS ale les do 100 90 r..
sSsSt rsAa "a ScTYo cFlSd shGods Der,
J%y o %' o 1c S at &c for y Average
ier n ncksd L93 LAM SMOKED do 5sc w. Mfp
pLKSUDa and vesS 4, Chicago short I'm IBIS May sod
Z Sq1S m # SHADE %ad m?de
atty active Cty hea to Sr lsna DUH DAY not V
sale hcine efctcd throughout tn entire session pncs
showed it'g rne6 sacs go ties. O5oc closing at
aS 80 IT, to i co Ht3 sScc ' nay nom
o "nr "oscd at 6>5Gc asked July closed at 800
' Geo AHgg october co,d at asked Refined Con
qoc at r % f Sayr AH faTc on bcr,
arrival. and very moderate demand NV NV, 6n, yo,
s Ss'e fancy ane 'i9ase Western r;ameTy fancy S
G Go State Dar hprn tubs Or Sc pa' sfst
c hc% i@GlsG cc EO% Choice ia%l,c Dairy tubs
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good lGSr WV Wn.cIn Factor good sa9c seconds
DeTy ana 5%ea Fo': stc Dairy nknS
ws.tarn Dairy or Factory. 4Ra6 ?c Gil ttSf5I,Iin re
uer,l n kct had firm lCok and demand contnu n iar
Chiefly for export New Checsc state FACTORY, iql cream
H. common 10 fair S.GSNc state Factory, NRht sKiis
2GSic part SKINS 4d74c State Factory, fill sklm> "a
a., Nania skins, dl-c .EGGSMadc rliEnC
9dyanc. today with fairly active inquiry ior ,hoiSSc
ork STATE and Pennsylvania fresh l4c western Itr,I
al sc southwestern l3dl3i2c Goose. 22dZoc b"h'
1Gdlf~. 40, ...,,.a Il, ,nrc,s, ,,|or
sales 900 hag, Centrifugal. 90 tcst g.. ana - ra
uo-cd cargo Nu~coVadO 10 arrive. l3lbc Tor - Isl
Fai- ronring quoted at l3lCc: CtntrituGS' w p %;
&c RI nuSt-In light request. crushed, o'sc. 'nt
az "G7c Tabc. o. 40 3l6c Powdered 60 'irann
io'ed 8 i.1sC: Mould a. s1Gc ConfriiGnrrS' ~"
a.. "a, darl q = l1lGc: on a." - G'i2c Whit
T>.r, '.C" 5',d5'sc; ENtrs &C." 3's"1't; "C'' o"
S!TTT,RINE Steady and in moderat, rcoucst Choice
lard in hhds SIC Do in tcs Zee. o'omais 'fihe 'lV
Sc sales 80 900 n. 1'sc. - hi. IT,.
'TAIIOW-Ahout steady and rather quiet ff'he Guy
ouotod A. &c asked. sales. 100000 ~ ''Sc' ,.,.
fTr, sale. to-day auction. J.SOl pkg~. a. fonows
Moynnc IIy.on. iod24Hc Young Lion u, 2o"s, go, :
I,nncri,l Ii131c: Cunpovri"r. ljLa So ring Nnff
Young Tyson. l2nd1tc Imperial l3si" ,snn9ora"
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-15
REAL ESTATE.
pr,srNESs AT THE EXCHANGE.

Tho Real Estate Exchange was again cN"oen !e'
,.r and prices for investment property remained AZ
firm as ever Country property offered however. was
=. - ., demand There was a large attendance
-, ho ale ~ 2p3 lots at Bay Ridge. adjoining fof'
Hamilton but the prices were not satisfactory to te
.o,or. About half the lots offered were knoc i"s
Sun a. nr,res Of about $50 eacn lor t"cf ~ 49,,
TOW" ~ cross streets aud from 5000 10 $50 Tor 2,s
o' ~, n n,onues no 81 Fast one hundred ahu -t"chN
III uc d, NJ nvcstory double HAT house. on a lot
S,Ioo II went TO George H. scheler Tor m
10 o. sutton Place. four story oompe naI Iio"ee' "
~ To-, ,-yaO sold FOR S17 $50. 10 " e. Groe,cn so
~ BOD IcxingOn-ave.. three >tor! prlVa,f hVnso
NO IG,,;1 brought 10000 from I. F. Hughes
On On IA East one hundred and seventlest ga S man
ryatc house on lot 1sxl1r. Droueht H'ioo hU'
= iippold No. $50 TenI/ inii 10, VIII nhn
three stsry brick building brought i aod c"lar
Lii, Ia SO Eldridge ST. i fou-storH anu na
Xix tenement house the bidding started at
d ,-,n mn 10 $40 900; Morris Glass was the buyer'
Nv 6SG East Twclfth.st. Is four story Eneli,n base
30 GwriInr ON lot 17x103. 1t sold for Slo'ooo
The carter estate has sold NO A. West riy Tn n
S,o, 100 s9 To- william ". lloppn, jr, for about
$4,000