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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-15

! touched her.
II am very glad for Hannah's sake"
! returned. she is a good girl, and de-
serves to be happy"
All, they are all good girls replied
| Molly. "is0nuqh is Ne better than the
rest, though we have 4 bit spoiled her,
being the youngest, and mother dead,
There's Martin at SCrOgGin'~ Mil wants
| Lyddy, but Lyddy is too sensible to bs
! listening to the likes of him. No, no,
lNddy, say, whatever You do, never
marry man who makes an idol Of his
money; he will love his Guiueas more than
his wife: better be doing work all your
life and die single, Il, snail, than be mis-
tresS of Scroggin's Mill if Martin is to be
master
You give your sisters very good advice"
returned
Il have not much els" to give them"
was the abrupt answer; but they are
good girls, and know ! mean we'll The
boys are rather handful. especially Dan,
who is always bird-catching on Sunday,
and won't see the sin Of it, Bat there,
one must take boys Il, one finds them. and
not pUt' ourselves in the place of PrOvi-
dcnce. They want q deal of patience, and
cnr,ns fl , nad End win bis l,,,,. l,,, and
lird-iro,. r,h,J,' must hIo,,, ,,. ,,h,,
has oI,v,,.s .,o.I, f,,,. li,,, - ba
VIII take it,"
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with . r.I-LraLn1 ,,,,..i,tinr r.lind him
Win ., .,,i,' nr ,,r,v Iants .,r,y,inr biS
,.,,, ,,.,.., say. -u,n ., rr..rl 'nG fa..
,,,,r .,ch rad NIB IN -, I.r, nnI 10
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Mr. iJ.,,,,,.,.,| .,.,.,r,r.,. t,,r, ,,,s NJ
,,;,I.;,., tj,.,t ,ri. ,,,. ,l,, r,,,,;l,. -
grace
"Good-cvruiu N'.'l," called out Mr.
Nawtrv. rhrrru.iy. Of am carrying home
Dan u D1fou f3,',or.. hccnusr the rogue
has dropl,H hi r.ljlh into the miIl-daIu,
and he could net ,1an"Ec with the other.
| found ham in d,.Irut ICES. -Itin1 under
the mill hedge. very tired ana hungry.
YOU will let him have his tea. Molly. as it.
was accident and not mischief. | forgot
t. say the other cru,ch is living in the
road broken: ii broke usclf-didn,t il
Dang-in its attrmpf "a oct him boma.,,
aud here Mr. U9Uiry's ovost,vinl,IoL hint
he could not be- iuIucrd neither couId
Dan to explain tl,. riv,trrv of the hrokan
crutrh
"You will cn,nnfo. % had and nor - r,
marked Molly. severely as She lifted
down the boy, not oy.roautIy. hut aha
f,rbore to shake min. a, me was 'yvhnIIv in
her uov,r-a piece Of nIa,,naaimiIv nm
No]Iy', uart
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-15
MERLE'S CRUSADE.
BY ROSA NAUCHETTE CAREY.
Author Of "Bnrb1rG HeGthCotc'S Trial."
"QLCeniC'S Vhtm, "Ihc Search
for Basil LyndhlTSt"

for Basil LyHdhlUSt."
wants uaIIkcu MN, ana were always
bringing complaints Of Master Rolf. be
licve JudsOn was fond of him in way
but then she had had charge Of him frou
d baby.
When Rolf began to desert the draw
iug-rOUn for the nursery. Mrs Markham
used all her efforts to COAX MIN back to
her side, but she might rs well have spok.
en- to the wind. Rolf played with Joyce
on the beach; hr raced her up and down
the little hillocbs IA the orchards. or hunt
Ell with her for wild flo vrrS in the lanes
that surrounded Marshlands When the
children were asleep, he invaded my quiet
with requests to mend his broken toys OF
join him in some game ! grew quite eX.
pert in rigging his new boat, and dressed
toy soldiers and sailors by the dozen.
Sometimes | was inclined to rebel at such
waste of time, but | remembered that
Rolf had no playtcllOws; il was better for
him to be playing SpilikinS or gO-bana
with me in the nursery than lOungimg
listleSsly about the drawing rrOm, listen
ing to gr"wn-up peoples talk; a ChildS
natural life was better for its health.
Miss ChcritOn told me more than once
that people who came to the hUu@t Thought
Rolf so much improved Certainty he
was not 50 pale and fretful after q long
morning spent on the beach in wading
knee-dcep to sail his boat or digging sand
wells which Joyce filled ont OF her bucIst
When he grew too rough or boiSterous
always called Joyce away, and with Han
nah and myself to look after them no
4. -
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

|. IL q. y. X. L..
INTO EFFECT NOVEMBER -, 1889.
Nv. For st. Louis. .... ..........5:l5 a III
Fer ST. Louis, o.. .... ......3:iO y III
For LaredO................ II :O5 IN
AR. From st. Louis, ..............1O:55 a III
From st. Louis. Is p III
From Laredo. $3.50 p III
SOUTHERN PACIFIC r. r..
THROUGH EMPRESS EAST.
Leave For New Orleans, Houston and Gal
weston $50 a. III. and S:l5 p. III.
ARRIVE FROM THE EAST.
Arrive from New Orleans, Houston and
Galveston, 100 and 40 p. III.
THROUGH WEST.
Leave for San Francisco, FL PaSO and Eagle
Pass 40 p. m.
Arrive from San Francisco, FL PaSO and
Eagle Pass 500 a. IN.
s. A e. A. p. r. R.--MISSion Route.
TRAINS LEAVE DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
For CuerO, Houston, Galveston. .S.45 a. m
- BeeviIle, COrCuS Christi and
ROckpOrt 49,. ..............,l'45p p. m
Train FOR Kerrvlllr. .......... ....4 90 y. M
AK. From Curro. Houston and
and Galveston, ........... G:t5 y. m.
From Corpus Christi, Rock
port md & tr.vil.r..... =. ! - D. IN.
From KGrrVlle go. .... .... t.! 10 y. m,
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TO BE CONTINUED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-25
MusL1S UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.

This department Is now occupying the
whole second floor Of our new 10 IN street
extension, giving mucu needed space for the
dtsIiay and sale OF our magnificent stock Of
LADIES' Underwear, Gowns, Chemise,
Drawers, Corset Covers, Waking Skirts and
Understands, made of null, French naiusoOE,
cambria and musl n, trimmed with embroid-
cries in all the latest designs. also laces Of
all descriptions, SMYRNA, Florent ne, C!uny,
Medicl 1orchoD, Italian anu Pate fRlleu-
cieLues.
We wish to call special attention to our
new line of Night Dresses, ~ our styles were
never SO handsome or complete before.
special attention to the shape and fit.
One OF the newest features is our Fine
Chambray Gowps. in plain colors and stripes.
Fhnuel Travelling Wrappers and Bath
Robes maze Of hne French Opera Flannel.
in all colors and the novelties Of different
colored stripes. All sizes.
Neare making a specially of Silk Night
Dresses and Negliges /; IN all eolors. plain and
SILK Walking skirts i'll Surah, Glace
Tafieta and China Silk, plain and quilted
Under Skirts in China Silk. different
colors, deliberately trimmed in Platte Valen.
Wooien Bsimoral skirts. made of Melton
Cloth ndFiannel. plain ard trimmed,
Under Skirts 0: ine FIR nch Opera Flannel
plain, tcke Il and embroidered. all color
Knitted Under Skirts, all colors, plain and
Skirt Patterns in all the latest designs and
colors.
Flannel Dressing sacques in unique
An extensive assortment of Nurses
Aprons. with plain hem, tucked, embroidered
and scalloped.
Black Lawn Aprons for Ladies and Chill
dsen.
Corset Covers. made of fine Muslin, with
two rows of cluster tucking down the front
lompadour NECK. finished with an edge OF
embroidering; sizes "a to 40. Price Bic.
Nurses India Linen Aprons, with a scal-
Hoped ruffle edged with braid Price 25c.
large assortment of Nurses fine Aprons
in different styles and prices.
(Second hoor.)
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a1sr DEPARTMENT.

Woodward l. Lothrop offer in this depart
ment 2,OO0 yards OF Princess Cashneres,
which are 50 desirable for lea Gowns and
wrappers, in handsome Persian patterns
and rich figured effects. which they will sell
at the former price OF l21ec. per yard.
Also full line of Lightweight Princess
Cashmereres in all the desirable fall shades.
"a III. 1Uc. per yard.
They will also have a complete assortment
OF those desirable Side-baDd Segges Ia Blue,
Black, Brown, Green, sapphire, Terra Gotta
and Red. They remain at the same price AZ
before. lie. pei yard.
i case OF Cashmere flush Calico, fast
colors in the latest shades. well covered
grounds. with small and large figures and
stripes. &c. per yard.
ceases Dark Calico. fast colors. &c. per
case Light Calico. fas. colors. Sc. per
yard
;. / case Purple Ground Calico. fast colors.
Sc. per yard.
= cases Indigo Blue Calico. fast colors.
Sc. per yard.
case Gray and White Calico fast colors.
2 cases Black and White Calico. fast colors
&C. per yard.
PLATA Red Oil Calico. s. 10. II, 20 and
2oc. per yard.
! case Greina Cloth Dress Goods. in plaids
and stripes, fast colJrs. iOc. per yard.
Another lot Of those Danish Cloths which
are 50 des rabie for house dresses and wrap
pers. ill all the new fall shades, such as
Cream, Light Blue, link, Navy, Blue, cal,
Gobelin Blue and Light and bark Green.
81 inches wide. only 1256c. per yard.
loo yards o. those Popular Corded Mer-
inos. which are such excellent Foods tor
house dresses. wrappers, &c, in all the most
desirable fall shades, viz: ked. Green, Terra
Gotta, Brown, Blue, Garnet and Black. -
inches wide. Only l21ac. per yard.
(Second hoor)
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DRrss Tn1MM1sa DEPARTMENT.
WOODWARD & LOTHRoP
Offer in this department:

Offer in this depar tment:
Black SILK Nandyke Points from to IA
inches dep. sell from 3Sc. To Sf2 per yard.
Black silk Gimp in neat design from to
inches wide. sell from 81 TO ~ per yard.
Black siik Galloon, with Chenille ~ inches
Black six Galioon, from u TO s. inches
wide, sill from lac. 20 81. 80 per yard.
Black Mohnir Binding Braid. line II. 10,
ana siio per ' dozen Si yard yards. 't Ba S six
binding Braid. line II. 49, &, 20 aud ~,
sell for Toe. oOe;; 81. 10 aud Si.35per
white Silk edge Il and inch. sell for Sc.
Braids. K finch VIDE. Soc. and 75c. dozen Sn
Ss Rl siy ease and B9ee M1ar sou Sou
Black Silk Soutache Braid, { DC. dozen yards.
Black SILK 90 Soilsrs, 5000 each BLACK silk
fase SaeS STE q bsia cuffs
"a. 75 and IS per pair. Black silk Set. con-
sisting of cuffs. collar aud girdle, IS SO.
Marrow Jet ssse' as 1ss y 5TG, Zoe and
/ TO . IN. wide sell from 93c. to So rs per
yard. Jet Passementerie leaf designs from
Z to 314 III; wide. sell from 8 ,35 to 81. 80
$40; JetGaIloon, ~ IN. wide, sell Tor 81
nnd $40 per yard. Girdles. i'll all coIors,
for Blazer. soc. each. tolored silk Gimp
Nandyke, III and 2h in. wide, 95, 80 and
Chenille. ~ in. wide. sell for SOC. per yard.
S Coo i Gimp. with Gilt and Silver, in.
Mlue SCH Ior &c. yafu. COiOfed MIX
Gimp with Chenille, in. wide, sell for 25c.
per yard. Cut Steel Passementerie, from
II to 8 IN. wide. sell from 75c. to 81. 80 per
yard. Gilt Passementerie. from u to III in
wide, sell for 3S, 40, so, Csc and 3 6J er
yard. Jewel Trimming. Y and y in wide,
sell for 81, 81. ), yl.50, 81. 70, 81 ~, SIS
and SO per yard. Black and Gilt Passe-
menterie, l aud 2 in. wide, sell for 81,
$l.5O. $l.75 and 81. 20 yard. Black Silver
Passemen,erie, IL in. wide. sell 3 so pair.
Bronze Passenlenterie, l and IL in. wide,
sell for $3.50. $L75 aud So per yard
Coiored passemen;erie; leaf desig..
yer PasseInenterie. ! in wide, Acc.
per yard. White Silk Embroidery.
% and II in. wide. soil for 50 60 and 3i2
per yard. White silk Vandyke, III Gnd.x
In. wide. sell tor zoe and 75c. yard Per-
sian Trimming, IL. 3 and z in. wide. sell
for 81, 80. 80 and GIG per yard. Feather
Trimming, IN Black and Yellow, Black and
Blue, PINK, Blue, White. Gray, Heliotrope
and Plain Black. g.! per yard. Gilt Cord,
10 and Sc. per yard. Silver Cord, sc. yard.
Gilt Soutache,. ACC. dozen yards Gilt
Braid, u, u aud " inches wide. sell for @,
10 and lac. yard. Black silk Olive, SOC.
dog N. Black Silk Rope Fringe, al ami
Sl25 per yard. Black Silk and CHI mile
fringe. al.45. Sl.70 and 81 10 yard, Plain
Black Silk Knotted Fringe, soc, aud 81 .O5
yard, Back silk Rope Fringe, with PEN
dants, 81 30, $40 and &2.75 per yard
Black silk Moss Trimming, Csc yard. Col
orcd Mohair Gslloon. III and 2K in. wide.
sell for 1Oc. per yard. Colored Mohair Gal
loon, inch wide. sell for &c. per yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-25
BoYs CIorH1ss DEPARTMENT.

Woodward 4 Lothrop offer in this depart
mrnt Boys Fancy Trimmed Dark Blue
Cheviot Military Blouse suits. Sizes to
years. Price. Is 5u.
Boys Black Cheviot Sailor Suits. very
nobby. Sizes to s years. Price, $40;
Plain aud Fancy Check and Plaid kits.
Sizes 3to q years. Prices, 81 to ST..
Boys Refers in Chirchillas, Cheviots and
Yacht Cloth; Sizes TO ~ years. Prices.
S315 $40.
Jersey suits with sailor and fancy
trimmed biouses. sizes to years. Prices,
e5 to 1910.
Boys Norfolk School Suits with plated
jackets. Sizes 3 to IL years. Reduced from
as to -.
Double. breasted Fancy Brown Check
Cheviot Suits. sizes 10 TO 10 years Re-
duced from S6 to 35.
A large variety Of Boys Oyercoats in
Checks ana tlaids. Sizes 3 to Is years.
Prices, 81 to els,
Fancy Mixed Wors,ed Dress suits. Sizes
to IL years. Price, $40
Fancy Mixed Cashmere Suits with plated
Jackets. siz 8 to IL years. Price. 80.
Mothers Friend" shirt Waists IN Flan-
mel and Percaies. Sizes 4 to IL years.
Prices, 75c. to 81 so.
"Nother's Friend" White Unlxundored
Shirt wnista. sizes to IS years, Price.
Coo.
Boys Odd Pants In Chevicts and Cassi.
meres. sizes to Is yesrA Prices, q 70
e. 30.
(Ihird hoor.l
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despOiI It's passengers.

A vigilance committee Of lawless New
Workers met Superintendent Porter at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday and by threats
and other violent measures compelled him to
acknowledge that June was not the best month
In which TO take q census OF New York. The
committee also forced the superintendent into
saying that he would be willing to give New
York all the population she asked for if she
could prove beyond a doubt that she was en-
titled to il. The nervous shock was so great to
Mr.. Porter that he will remain over until Mon
laY in order to recnnerata
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-25
Norros DEPARTMENT.

Woodward 4 Loihrop are Offering Great
Bargains in this department.
Needles Books containing $50 Needles,
assorted, AZ ana soc.
Tomato Emeries in different sizes, lOc.,
25c aud 5Uc.
Key Racks, &c.
Glove Necessaries, 81
Wash Silk. DOC. dozen skeins
lsdies, SILK Hose supporters, with and
Ladies' Cotton Hose Supporters. with and
without belt.
ChildreG's Hose Supporterss
Fancy Carriers made Of the best quality Of
silk elastic.
Fancy Garter Buckles.
Pertect-ntting Waist and Sleeve Linings
at soc.
Fedora Dress Shields
Goodyear's Seamless Stockiuet Dress
Shields
Feas her-weight Dress Shields
Single Repeiient Dress Shielda
Double Repellent Dress Shields.
Every pair warranted.
100 assorted Hair Pins in boy, &C.
large assortment Of Dress Bucklesin the
latest style, 24c. TO &1.75
large assortment of Fancy Metal But
tons. Crochet Buttons and Tailor Buttons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-25

The train robbers Of the southwest have at
last sealed their own doom and ere long these
terrors Of travel will be no more. Thursday
mvrning as a train pulled out Of Socorro, New
Mexico, three men got aboard and shortly
afterward went into the Pullman sleeper and,
locking the doors, robbed the passengers of all
they had in sight. Then they left the train.
Now comes the doom. The Pullman porters,
feeling that their paramount rights have been
utterly ignored and that their own especial
field Of labor has been invaded, will at once
proceed to organize themselves into an armed
police force to defend their rights to the death,
and they will shed the last drop Of their blood
before any other robber shall enter a car and
despOil Its passenpers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-25
LINEN DEPARTMENT

Woodward Lothrop invite special atten-
0on to their superb ST OK Of Table Napery.
T2-lnch German and Irish Satin finished
Danlask 5 per yard.
"a NAPKINS TO match. $3.50 per dozen
VI NAPKINS to match. 81 90 per dozen.
f2-incn German Double Dsmask, Sl.25
Per yard.
q Napkins to match. So per dozen.
72-inch German ana Irish Double Dam3sk,
exquis. tely designed and flushed, 81. 10, -
and 81 % per yard.
N Napkins to match, s5, SO, $3.50 and
g.. 90 per dozen.
2x2b. yard Wide Damask. 81 80. 81, 1925
and 81 90 per yard.
" Napkins TO match, s. per dozen.
100 dozen fine Bleached German Damask
Napkins. good intrinsic value. S310 per
dozen.
so dozen s. Bleached Damask Doylies,
$3.50 per dozen.
new and beautiful assortment Of Fancy
Damssk Huck and Blrdeye Towels hem
stitched and with delicately colored borders;
colors guaranteed; %. 37t. so. Zoe, 81.
81. 20 and 5 ]. so each.
full line of John s. Browns famous
Belfast Table DamRsks i'll Pattern Cloths,
size from S-4 To GOA.
NAPKINS to match i'll q and q sizes.
tSecord hoor1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-25

Party organs are now filed with frantic sp-
peals in the shape Of double leads, bold black
letter standing out from the column, flaming
display head lines that proIrude to the point of
bursting and with subject matter that is as ex-
citediy assertive as the form in which it is pre-
sented to the reader. Only q few days before
the public shall have peace. Only week IN
til the country is saved once more. 1t is surely
q great thing to live in q land of freedoms
great thing to persuade oneself that if ono
were to stop talking or writing in the circles
vein nature would suspend her operations and
the entire moral fabric of the universe descend
into the lower regions. The nation is shouting
now-thas is, the workers" are. Next week
after the election it viii smile at its recent ex,
element
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! F. F 1. T E. 4 4 is. $:
f Fl + ~ 4 4 I /.

Did Jon ever stop 70 think how 70 IL that now ana
then VIC ofer Ribbons at half the usual prioess OF
course there's an explanation. To besin with there
generally a screw lCose somewhere Either tits the
naker or importer that's the victim not us Take for
instance the Extra heavy Gros GRAIN silk Ribbons
are Offering inches wide for Ii cents and ~ inches
WIDE Tor 40 oen,s iou have only to handle these Rib
oOns 10 Know they are really worth SO and 6s cents
yard but how can you afford 10 sell them at Ia ani
io cents: you asl. This how: These Kilsous we're
manufactured for beltngs and by some mistake were
insae not sufficiently heavy. our buyer LAD ~t
enough TO see they aust the weghi for hat tri,-
nlss and As that fact did strike the maker they
were closed out 10 US q; nominal prices
Zach Of the speciAl lOts-cAll them sob lots n vow
hke-With which We are now surprising you. has i,s
history. but remember this no DAMAGED RIB
BoNs. NO BAD CoLoRs in any Of the lots
80 CENTS for 3-inch Black MORE, with satin edse
that would be good value 1t 40 cents
20 CENTS for 3-inch Black &C. Ribbons. with
satin edge. Those and 5 inches wide IS cent. =
yard These Hat Trimming Ribbons and well
worth double the prices.
CENTS Tor l-inch Black @ O. Ribbons, satin edge.
Ia inches Scents. . inches IL cents Not such
quality tie Hat Ribbons but half price Just tho
same
All the art shades. FOR fancy work par eroeonoe Tie
qualities for the prices have made ribbons town
talk.
width In inehes...- IL IL 2 20 8
Price per yard...... &c. &c. sc. lie l3G l5e
The last yards of these ribbons are in sight.
es CENTS for l5-inch surah SAX sGshcS In Pink
Ight.and Dark Blues. Cream. Navy. sI.25 quality.
The two hundred pieces would have been gone In .
day were Sash labbons little more fashionable Only
fifteen pieces remain and they should ~ Monday.
sFA6oye we have quoted the sob lots that we come
by every now and then. They come aud so like the
cool spells we have been having. But DON'T FOR
GET OUR REGULAR STOCK Nowhere elise as large
or us compete variety OF Velvet Ribbons or Of hne
GG. and More Ribbons. Hoa know,and even our COM
petItors must admit have the largest Ribbon Do
psrtInent ia town.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued belowb
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SILK DrpAnrnrsr.

Woodward Lothrop offer In this depart
ment 2O-inch Black Rexence. all silk and
wear guaranteed. only sl per yard.
2l-inch Black Chevron Diagonal. all silk
aud wear guaranteed. Only per yard
2O>inch Black RbAfaunes, all silk. Only
T5c per yard
20-inch Black Faille Franchise, all silk
And wear guaranteed. Only 1 per yard
2f-inch bfack Futile Veloutine. all silk aud
wear guaranteed Only 81 % per yard.
20-inch Black FAills Franchise, all SILK.
Only Zoe, per yard.
24-inch CoUred China Silks In q full line
Of light and art shades for draperies, en-
broiderius purposes, &c. Only zoe. per
yard.
26-inch Colored japanese CreTe In full
line of evening shades. Only el.x5 per
yard.
2l-inch All silk Windsor Stripes In a full
range Of light colors. only oOo per yard.
tFirst huUr.)
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w #$$ e. ~ A II e i. /

INVITE THE ATTENTION OF
GOODS. cLoAKs SILKS. VEL
GLOVES. LININGa LACEs. RIB
NOTIONS. ALL BOUGHT BEFORE
PRICES.
THE FOLLOWING NEW DE
A SPLENDID COLLECTION OF
EASELS, TO-. &C., ALL INCLUDED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-25
VELVET AND Plush DEPARTMENT

Woodward Il Lothrop offer in this depart
ment u stock which was never better as
sorted in shades and qualities than at the
present time. Their prices remain the Same
~ established by them nj the beginning Of
the season, and before the new tariff went
into effect
lS-iuch silk Pushes in q full variety Of
art and staple shades. Only SOc. per yard.
2i-inch silk Pushes i'll al endless range
OF colors and shadings. 5125, Sl,5O,
81 10 and $50 per yard.
Colored Seivets. 81, S1.25, $3.50, s1.75
and e. 30 por yard.
(Firss noOr)
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Sun DEPARTMENT.
WOODWARD b LoTHROp

Invite especial attention TO their very ele-
Hsrs, In both imported and domestic goods.
Ihe stock is fresh new aud brimmtngf0ii OF
Choice things. 1hs lower eud il represented
py our popular Print Wrapper ut 81 70
eacu, end the other eNtteue ts the Elegant
silk aud Plush Imported Govt at 40.
We mention few ~ @cial valnes: fun
Line OF Ladies' Princess Cashmere Wrappers,
viii VIII rope fronts. Sizes from ~ TO AZ.
i line Of Ladles' Doublo-faced Flannel
WRAPPERS. with bordered Robe fronts. in
cardinal. Garnet Tan and Gray Stripes.
Sizes "a, 81 and 80, at 81
Il iine of LADIES' Atwood Tea Gowns in
SoDeiin. Golden Brown, Tan aud Black
Stripes. prettiiy finished with ribbons aud
buckles. All sizes. at $3.50
i line of Ladies' Atwood Flannel Tea
with robe FONTS OF plain color TO match and
collar, cuffs and ravers feather stitched. All
sizes: Offered at 50.
Ladies' French Flannel Tea Gowns. In
Persian stripes. tight-ftting back and robe
front. Sizes from 30 10 40. Price. $40.
"A superior line Of Imported Tea Gowns
Negllgce Wrappers. Silk Waists aud Lonuy-
patterns of English chcviOts and Scotch
worsted plaids. French blanket nannels and
silks. These are very new correct STYLES.
double breasted. with wide rolling collar,
satin and cord edged frog fasteners, silk
Hned, Prices, from 10 to e25.
Black Surah Silk Waists, correctly made
and very stytish goods. Prices $3.50, 80.
Sl0, Sl2. 80 and Si4.
Paris Tea Gowns, in fine l.wool and silk
materials and exclusive styles that cannot
be found elsewhere in this city. Prices
range from 8 ~. 30 to &75.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-25
HASpKEncu1Er DEPARTMENT.

Woodward Il Lothrop offer In this depart
meut twenty different styles of Ladies' ALI
linen Northumberland scsiiored Hand
kerchiefs. in White aud Colored. at 900.
20 different styles OF Ladies' White ALI
linen Hand-enibroidered Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs ut 50c. Ladies' All-linen
HaBd-enibroidered Scalioped Handkcr-
chiefs, III White and Coiored, at G5c. and
81. Ladies Fine Imported Swiss Embroid-
cred Handkerchiets. all linen. h0c., 81.
Sl.2o, S1.371 and 81. 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-25

A monument to Columbus transcending any
thing ever designed has been suggested by
Bilboan artist, Alberto de Palacio, and is else
where described in today's STAR, with an &C
eompsnying illustration. The project is worthy
Of our continental, hemispherical imagination.
whether ever executed or not. 1t is the grand
est thought having merely q physica, basis
that has been conceived in honor Of the great
CLristoforo Colombo.