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ENTRADAS


DE st Thomas escala, vapor aI9man "Flan-
drla de 1888 toneladas, captan Hahn, Mullen
hotf y KOrber, els papel. b. Simonet. II cjs /
bI hUls ferreterias OtrOs. Certced0s hernanOs
Y co., cj copiadoTes Is idem aqua mineral sold
ginebra id conservas cubos i c quesos u ces-
tos vino q salchch6n 800 idem papas. Uria
co., 2 cjs vidrios otros NJ. Roman co., cj to-
jido. Villar Fabian, els tejldos r. Monta-
nes y CO., els pianos Caldas CO., $50 els pa
nos 100 bis cement0. Gonzalez v AlOnse. 10 els
cerveza id 2paquetes tejidOs fls hojas de Sen
so els ginebra z. NOell co., 2 els ferreterias
Otros. Vicente co., al els ques0s 200 SIS arros
"a els cerveza. Barcel0 Perujo 81 esqueletos To-
zas' Sucesores de j. Hernaiz co., atls ma
quinas Sores. de J. Saa co., 80 els cervesa.
WencesaO Busch, 53 bultOs, 270 pleas maquina-
rias y OtrOs efectOs. EgOzcue Clos, 20 atados
maquinas cj esenca de ans l id ginebra 90 idcm
quesos e. Cividanes co., 2 els espeios l i'll To-
"a id agujas. j. J.MatienzO, els ferreterias pa
quote muestras. SObrinO de Luina Y CO., IL caias
cerveza 1 id cOnac id vino. FerrOcarrl, bits
hierrO. j. .OchOa hermanOs, 100 els ginebra. Ar
mas Jmenez, hcs l3 cjs quincaerias. A.
MayoL co., 10 cjs y hcls quincallerias. Gui-
llermety, bultOs. Blanco, id. la Oorden
Marcas. +. NJ, 700 SIS arros. G. P He. $. 100
sTs arrOz. d. S. cj medicamentos. f. OIL GAIA
tejidos. I. 100 els ginebra H. r. S. 100 els Ger
yeza! i. Z. 10 els galletas. n. A. id quincatla.
B. F. S. 1 ccromOs. A. NJ id QuincaIla. R. S. G..
80 bis potasa. M. X. s atds els galletas G.. 8cis
galletas so id ginebra % id co1ac, 80 id carvesa
/ @. HI. cj capsulas r. F. id juguetes p. 80
id cervesa.j NJ. so id id. N. V. i'll muebes
OtrOs
De Now-York, goieta americana :. Harri
man de 226 toneiadas, captain Vood, Latimer
Fernandez, 2,051 tablas pino. G. Bolivar CO.,
200 aids tablas 90 CTS manteca balas cola GAIA
cuerdas Gonzalez Alfonso, 500 SIS harna trigO.
25 cjs quesos, 200 atds pape 3 baas especie, 500
aids arenques NJ. Roman ; Co. so atds tablas.
18 id, 1 cj hero. Serain Alfonso, 800 SIS harina
trigO. Gonzalez Perez, $50 els pasta. L., 25 els
aImid6n. s. de Esquiaga, 500 SIS harina trigo.
A la orden. Marcas: L.. els escobas 500 els pas
ia. T, c., Is els almidon, 10 id pastllas, 50 idem
quesos, 1913 Is cjs manteca, hcls jamOnes, 100
so bis gaetas, 100 id tocino, 200 SIS hal ina trgo.
De Habana escala, carga de transito,
vapor espanol Alava, Z" S. de Ezquiaga.
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AlMAoaN De MvaIaA
DE O1npIo oTERo, ArocHA NJ Z. PoNcr.

Be'se11t, solfeo de Bajo, $i-85 eiemplar.
B0ryGW M6todo Voz Soprano, $2.58 id.
Cola, NueVo M6todo de canto, So. 20 id.
Co'scone, 30 lecciones de solfeo preciosas, ST. id.
Conc0ne % idem idem idem. IS G. i'd.
Soluci0n a los entretenimientos de anoche:
CrlptOgrGfS0 Magdalena Rosa Thali-AWG-
gr0Ne0 Carmen A. Gandia-A Adi0j9aG9agG: La
letra O.-FOrns0ci6n de @9a nOnsbre q GpeIIj7O:
Arturo ochumburg- LOgogrVo: Anatalia.-
Enigma: Naranjo-FMgG de VOcGLeS: 81 amor
es un bichito-que por los ojos Sc mete-y en-
llegandO al cOraZ0n--da fatiguillas de muerto.
Han resueltO los entretenimientOS de anO-
che FWg0, G9aNgYGnaG, GdiViaG9agG q EOgOgTi-
70: R. Rampolla, Un vega~bajeno, FL Club
TriunviraGo, Srta. Obdulia G. Manon, Eureka,
Isdoro G. Bonilla, v B. y SotillO, Margarita
Pc 'eZ, Angel A. Mrtinez. Srtas Amelia Cifredo,
Maria Carambot Y Pillar Carreras, Rita Handey,
Juan G. Cifredo, Pepita y Befen Nunez y Ca
rambot.-FWg0: Dos Gibaros, Srta Mercedes
Diaz Estebanoz, 81 TelegrafsUa MendeZ. R. G.
de Qu9vedO Srta Encarnaci0n MOlia, 81 COude
de Sal 81 puedes, Enrique Mirabal, Anico, ].
Masjuan, Ricardo COMPASSIONATE Rodul
TO Santiago 90, R. G. de Quevedo, Gimenez Liza
no. -SeoWej0ngG q AN0grGnaG: Gregorio Torres,
Pirolo y Yico, Srta. Elisa Trujillo.-Los han
resuelto tOdos: Saillot Laloma, Srta Luisa
Padilla, Srta. Encarnaci0n Tinajero y Gregorio
Torres.
UN MEDICAMENTO precipso, realizando
siempre las esperanzas del m6dicO,
Republica de Colombia, Antioquia Octubre
IL de 1888
Los infrascritos doctores en- Medicina y
Cirujla, en- obsequiO de la verdad, certihcamos !:
que hemOs usadO en- nuestra practica la En1@t-
sion de Scott en- todos los casos on que esta
indicado su uso por sus autOres, Y on todos
ellos hemos obtenido un 6xito favorable, Gu
rando machas veces y aliviando siempre las en-
fermedades en- que la hemos aplicado, por ESQ
no vacilamOs en- recOmendarla como un medl-
camento prociOso.
Fabrjcjo villa. Famstj'so Gonzalez y GGTrO.
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LOGOGRIFO NJMERICO
Dedjcado d ss's jmsig'ae poeta.

12,3,A56,78,9,1o1L L12, H. Il, ,16, 1918 Mi to-
Nombre de mujer.-6,7l718,1o Lo que hace
una persona ouando esta trahajando.-15,1 ,16,
A,9,l2,9,I1 Reino de Espana.-12, 1914 Una
planta-l1nlO,12,18 Is En- 10 que Sc salvo Noe
h,3,lO,9, 12,13 NOmbre de una flor. IL ,18, 10
Un verbo,-2,5 Sc encuentra en- el pentagrama.
-5,45,4 ID que tonemOs en- Ia cara. 1865
Lo que no es labradC.-6,7 7,12,913 Lo que no
esta limpiO.-l2,5 Ia, IL NOmbre de un camilo
angosto.
TIM p1loHhaWnrinpIo35o
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ENIGMA

Eliotropo- -Iazipd9a- LirjO- Asuceu0- Jagna{,s.
CaNae1iG- Hemo- Rosa NGrgarjtG- VjoJet0.
I0mando uDa l6tr& de cada una de las an
teriOres palabras, f0rmense non1bre apellido
de una bella = simpatlca senorita de nuestra
sociedad, quien tengo el gusto de dedicar es-
te enigma.
EtRe1 CjeZo.
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Mercados de la Isla


Agstcoy. -Sosten;do con tirmeza .le $3a4t
por refino ordinario 4 centrifugada "a
1[ieles.-De Sal a $29 los 1l0 galones por
extremes de calidad.
CqtS-De $243 a $263 por corriente ordi,
mario escojidO dc Hacienda superior.
Cans6jos.-Londres, $5-773 a $50.
Nueva-York 90 4 $2I pnr 100.
Espana, $I3 $l4 poi 100.
MAYAGUEZ
Cate.-Regular demanda sostendo de
$25 a a$265.
Agttcar.-En los mismos terminus de la
semana pasads So 80 a So por retino, de 81
S44 centrifugada ga
1files.-Actva solicitud pagandose lie SIS
a $40 los 110 galones
CanbioS. -Londres 90 div, $3.50.
New York, S21 por 100.
Espana, $I4 pOr 100.
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II Atenci5r -Se desea realizar una bue-
na paititia de sopitas de cristal dc diferentes
tamaI0s 81 al pR8cios sunamente equitatiVOs.
En la redaeci0n de LA C0RREsPoNDENCIA
infOrmaran. 4-2
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ANAGRAMA
FASCINACR KRAMER

Con estas letras formar ell nombre ape
lido de una distinguida senorita de esta Ca
pital, la que es dedicado este anagrama.
PjrOIO
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Que parecen montanaS
y sou espuma.

Un grupo de ninas, sentadas Ell la
playa, hacfan casitas huertecitos con
arena mojada, y una dc elias que despun.
taba pOr sabidilla, decia las demas: /
que no acertais un acertio7
IL Como esq
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I'm PWertesy'iQ 'iQUeWo.

La simpatica senorita Malta Lusa Solla,
nos recomienda dar en- su nombre las gracias
al autOr del Arpa acr6stica que le fu6 dedicada
en- Ell ndmerO de La CORRESPONDENCE CORES
pondiente al del actual.
nos completeness, complaci6ndola.
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vaperes Que sc agnardan: :

C0ssde WJfredo que sadra fines de este
mes para Espana C1bun que sal6 do
Nueva York ell %. GalIego salio de Espana ell
"a del pasado. EnsiLiap0 sali6 el 81 de Liver.
pool. Btsenos.Aires sisli0 el 80 del pasado de
gadiz, Cr!st6bGt Colon Ilegara del 8 al 10.
San Agmitis que llegara nlanana este puerto.
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Ded5c0dG d Ia Sta. Aatr0rjtG M0nterOzG G0eco
6. Il Lease: 10 Cuadrdpedo
de pie y medic de largo.
2" Vasija que contiene
o . ac9ite 80 NOmbre CO.
lectivo. 10 TEMPO de
o un Verbo. So Derivado
o de estOpa. g. Acci0n y
O efectO de retirarse. 70
Arma que sirVe para
offender. g. Marisco. 90 Nombre de muer
Leyendo oblfcuamente Gle Ia primera lotra del
segundO nombre Ia dltma@del l1timo ver-
ticalmente las inicaes de cada palabra nom
bre y apelIido de una joven, bella distingui4a
de Borinquen.
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Una cosa muy atroz
que anda sin tener pies. :.

que anda sin tener PIES.
II Toma djo una morenlta " .-z
la carreta
Il Maya to luciste, Dona Sabijonda
La carreta no anda, que la arrastran los
Dueyes, md -. tan tOrpes como tu.
Gale la bOca, y escuchen las orejas
Una cosa muy atroz
Que anda sin toner pies;
TieneS alas sin vOlar
el espinazo al rev6s.
La lancha. dijo una de las @yentes.
- Qui6n te 10 diio ?
70 que 10 Sc. re
-Lo mismo dijo el gallo, y no rsabe
mas que cacarear.
Por su parte los chiquillos, que Sc en-
tusiasman en- habendo cosa de bulla, sal
taban de rOca en- roca, canturreando con
monotone sonsonete;
Las Olitas de la mar
Unas Viensn, otras van
Dejan espuma en- la playa,
En- las redes cojen rayas,
Entire las rocas -cangreios,
Los navfos van muy lejos !...-
Madre, 20 Quiero embarcarme,
PerO con la Vfrgen del Carmen.
a Ia puerta de una casa situada en- la
arte del pueblo a que no negaba la gran
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Dice un peri6dico para que desaparezcan
las arrugas, Sc exprimen cebollas blancas has.
ia cue Sc obtengan 70 granos de l:quido, Sc
pone en- igual cantidad de miel de primera Ca
lidad y % gramos de- fera virgen derretida
CuandO estas Sustancias est6a bien batidas v
former una pomada, Sc frota lijeramente eli
cutiz por manana yenoche, en- la seguridad de
que las arrugas no vUelven aparecer.
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GEROGLfFICO
JANO
(De GEmGNGQWe. ]

Sc VENDEN los muebles de la casa no 40
cale de la FOrtaleza por ausentarse su dueno.
Para informes D. VenanciO Lnfla SO
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CHARADA

No SegundG muy de cierto
81 el pyiDoG tres nos agua"da,
Aunque iii orden para clio
al prinaG, tegcerG y cWGrtG.
Dos priDaG estara ell camino
Pues hoy recibi una carta
En- que mucho 10 asegura
Un tOdO de la montana.
"a de Ponce. b. Ser5aW.
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- 90 AQUIH

Puntos en- donde Sc vende LA CORRESPONDENT
CIA DE PUERTO RICO
T1ENDA de D. Emeterio oohoa, plazuela
de San jose Y en- ell
KIosKO de la Marina. Capital.
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Ningtin tocador, sobre todo de personals
de buen gusuo, estara cOmpletO~si fatan en- 81
los P0Zv0s dentGles del Doctor Salicrup. 2
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soluci6n al logogrifo Carmen Vigles publ
cadO ell LA CORRESPONDENCE:
LA CoRREsPONDENCIA vi
y al momen5o me enfrent6
con I'm logogrifo. asst
que enseguda resol7f
y me gust0 mucho f6.
Carmen Vigles, result6
una flor de este bouquet,
unaioven come mil f0Wt
pOr quien Girls Sc chf0
como 20 me enamor6.
Ciales. z. A. Doyo.
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SECCIoN DE ANUNCIoS


Sc venden los muebles dc la casa de PaEpiEOS
calle de San Justo ndmerO s. Todos en- buen
estalo precio modicos. 23-16
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ADIVINANZA
A neS AMIGA n. A. 0.

a WGV WT1CyU ". a. y.
Cual es uno de los apelidos que tiene las
cinco vocales
Elisa TrMjilJo.
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fGANGA l-Se venden por "a raitad de su
valor los rnuebles de Ia casa Luna 54 SO
ANAGRAMA.
Ro DI GIN

Combinadas sconvenientemente estas letras,
poder formar 81 nombre de una fgura geom6-
trica
PeotG POScb
AZ Quiere Yd tomar buenos vinos en- las
comidas Pues ab6nese Ell La CQtdtG9aG San
Francisco Sc ALI todo es. de 10 bueno 10
mejor.
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Playa de Ponce.
ARPA ACR0STICA
(DoBLE)

Dedjc0dG d Ia Sta. Amrorjt0 Manteroza G'seco
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FUGA DE CONsONANTEg
Dedicoda d la Srta Sabmo Gomgdley.

%. "a. .ue u. .a.io. .a..e.
g .ue g .ue.e. %. i,
.ue g % lie. u. 90.
i. .ue, ,6..e.o Ell.
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El AStr0 Rey.

E1 CasGs que Sc reconsje'ad02 Ell BUEN
GUSTO, uno dc los mejores salones. de barbe-
ria Y peluqueria de la Capital.
PrOpiet0rdo: j. Apellaniz, San Justo, nd-
nero 16.-Perfumeria extra superior Sc adm
ten abonados. .-Esmero y Iimpieza.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-03-15
THE POTOMAC FISHERIES.

What a Fish Commission Agent Says About
Them.
An agent of the United States Fish Commits
sion said yesterday: 'sThe work of the Commits
sion is.proceeding satisfactorily. In fact, the
working of the Office has been so systematized
that everything goes on like clock-work. By
the way that investigation of the Fish Commits
sion as to misuse of Government funds did not
pan out very well. 1t was purely the result of
personal animosity toward Col. Macdonald.
But you want to know something about the
Potomac fisheries. Well, the employees are
down now at the river station near Fort Wash
ington engaged in stripping the roe and melt
from the fish. Butthe shad have not begun to run
up in any considerable numbers yet. The pre-
vailing winds and the nasty weather have kept
them back. We don't attempt to propagate
the herring. Save on few exceptional years,
to put in an appearance. Any reasonable pur-
chaser ought to be satisfied with paying $25
or less even, Gas was the case last year, for
thousand fat herring-enough when salted
down to last a goodsiZed family year. The
Fish Commission will put into the Potomac
at least twenty millions of shad fry, and more
if the run should not be up to the annual stand
ard. You know, perhaps, that we are greatly
aided by the fishermen down the river, whom
we have taught to strip the roe-shad, and we
pay them SO much per gallon for the product
when brought to the station.
'It is unlikely that in the near future the
fOIOmac Will nOI nave Cne spring run OF Snad
and herring, as was the case in the Hudson
River, owing to piratical fishing, until the Fish
Commission repanted the upper waters with
fry But the manner in which seining and net
ting in the Potomac has been carried on of late
years ought to be put stop to at once. From
the time when, at the beginning Of the annual
rum the fish enter the capes of the Chesapeake
they have been harried night and day by what
may be called the pot-hunters with seines, gill
nets, trap-nets, and pound-nets. And this is
carried on right here in the District up to the
Little Falls, just below which are the spawning
| grounds. II is true that there is a close time
after May 30, but then the run is virtually over.
| There is law against gill-netting, pound net
ting, and so on, but it is practically imperative.
| Sat the last session of Congress a bill was
presented that il passed would have been ef
fective against the poachers, but objection was
made that its passage would have been an in
fringment by Congress of the riparian rights of
| the State Of Virginia. and so the bill went over.
| don't know whether am correct or not, but
| believe that 1t has been decided in the courts
| that the jurisdiction of the District Commits
| sioners extends to high-water mark on the Vir-
ginia shore. The bill is righteous and neces-
sary one, and will be pressed and passed at the
next session. Meantime there will be suffi-
cient supply of fish until that time arrives
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-03-15
woMAN's COLUMN.

During 1890 100000 worth of human hair was
sent from China to Europe
The newest pocketbooks are of dull red or
prune leather, trimmed with silver and engraved
in script. The monogram lettering is not used
any more by women of good taste,
The Tosca collar is high collar after the Med
lei order, braided in gold. Sometimes the collar
is turned back, forming huge rever continued
to the waist. The inside must always be trimmed,
and ostrich feathers are soft and most becoming.
occasionally they are attached to yoke.
Cut-glass rose-bowls vary in price from SIS to
S25. They are as beautiful as jewels, rejecting
all the colors and tints of the prism, and come
from Russia, England, or Belgium The forms,
however, are also a joy to the lover of art, and
Il you have silver r.. dime you can can pure purchase the
qulls, and take real delight in the effect
In all probability cloaks or pelerines covering
the arms and reaching down over the hips will
be much worn this spring in all sorts of mate
rials, and will vie in favor with the Louis XIV
coats. They are extremely becoming to slight
women, but they do not suit broad shoulders or
buxom figures so well as the coat. Dresses will
be completed for out of doors either by short
cloaks of the same material or by half peerines,
plated to the shoulders and forming a sort of
oversleeve while similar additions in lace and
embroidery are spplied to tea gowns and robes
mounted to Medici collars, others to feather
rufs, others. again. to plastrons very high in the
steel, and set with imitation gems spangles, or
gray pearls-the latest manifestation of the
mock-jewelry craze.
The newest counterpanes. SO DEGREES an auto
crat of fashion, are couied from the gorgeous
brocatelle bedspreads used in old French pal
aces in the luxurious age of Louis the Magnifi-
cent. The materials for these coverets are inn
ported especially for them and are so wide that
two widths of the brocatelle is sufficient for a
large double bed. Black, cream, white, or a
crimson satin are used in large rose and thistle
patterns wrought with gold or silver threads
and the rising sum- designs on metal showing
through leafy pattern of rich brocade. A
fringe formed of alternate hoops and tabs of two
rich satin ribbons-the tabs finished with fluffy
tassels-edges these counterpanes, which are al
lowed to fall over the sides of the bedstead, and
are accompanied by round upholstered bolster
covered with the same brocade. Beautiful coun-
terpanes are also made of India silks in chintz
patterns and finished at the sides with border
of short, fluffy little tassels to match the silk.
The round bolster Is covered with India silk to
match and sometimes there is demi- canopy of
the same silk over the head of the bed, giving a
delightfully."- old-fashioned air to the handsome
affair.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-03-15
Valuable Hints.

The use of good wine in health, and also in
the therapeutic treatment of disease, is to-day
acknowledged by physicians as one of the most
indispensable aids in the pharmacopeia. 1t
may be said without fear of contradiction that
good pure wine as an Alternative medicine is
unequaled in efficacy for raising the action of
the blood, restoring strength, and reViving the
animal spirits.
Bad wine, on the contrary, is one of the most
destructive enemies to health
The user cannot be too careful that he does
not get an inferior article. For general excel
lence the To-Kalon wines have an unriValed
reputation; their purity is absolutely guaranteed.
TO-KALON WINE CO.,
GA Fourteenth street.
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A Good Word for Candy.
Evening World.

Evening W OIIu,
Sweets are just as healthy in their place as
roast beef. Pure candies promote digestion.
1t is all mistake that they injure the teeth; it
is not possible for them to do so. Itwould be a
singular thing if sweets were injurious to
health, because they are in everything we eat
out of which we make our bread. Any injury
resulting from the use of sugar, candy, or pre-
serves is caused by their being used too fire.
quently or in too large quantities; but every
thing we eat and drink is liable to the same
objection. If taken before meals or directly
after both sweets and nuts are promoters of
digestion; the observation and the instincts of
the civilized world on this point have led to the
use of both at the end of meals. If sweets are
taken only at meal time, not between and not
in excess, they will not only agree with the
healthy stomach, but tenu to make person
fat as much as butter, for it is the carbon in
each which the system uses
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-03-15
For the Young Women's Home

musical and literary entertainment for the
benefit of the Young Women's Christian Home
will be given in the parlors of Mrs. Samuel
Shellabarger, No. s12 Seventeenth street, Tues
day, March IL, at o'clock T. M. The pro-
gramme will be an unusually brilliant one,
ing secured some of the best talent of the city
for the occasion. The Misses Prall, Professor
Rakemann, Mrs. Gardner, Miss Howell, Mr..
Truesdale, Miss Anita Cluss, Mr.. Whipple, Miss
Youngs, and the popular Mandolin, Banjo, and
Guitar Club are among those who win partici-
. pate.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-03-15

The Monumental,
937 AND $3.50 F STREET NV.
We will offer this week the following-named
articles that go at
HALF THEIR VALUE
THREE CHINA SILK GOWNS that sold at $40
$500.
FOUR. CHINA SILK CHEM1sE that were s8
go at
sS3.o7.
FINE CHINA SILK DRAWERS that were $3.50
$3.17.
At Our Corset Department,
Which is complete with all the leading styles of
II. and g., Loomer's, p N, Ferris's. French
Woven, and other leading makes, all at "Monu-
mental" prices.
CHILDREN's CORDED WAISTS that sell reeu-
larry at &c. go at ~,
CHILDREN's CORDED WAISTS that sell regu-
larly at zoe. go at
CHILDREN'S WHITE woRSTED MITTS that
WeIe 80 anu ooc' So db
l9c.
INFANTS WHITE FLANNEL EMBROIDERED
SACQUBS that sell for 98c. go at
67c.
One lot INFANTS ALL-wooL KNIT SHIRTS
that were SOC. go at
Hosiery.
LADIES' CASHMERE WOOL HOSE. in Black
Blue, and Brown. The regular selling price
for this Hose was 50c. What's left of them
2oc.
CHILDREN'S CASHMERE WOOL HOSE, in
Black Fast Dye, Ribbed Tops, that have been
selling from 35c. to &c.,, what's left of them
now
27c.~
LADIES' SILK PLAlT DROP STITCH HOSE.
Black Boot Patterns, that sold originally at
One Lot of H EAvY MERINO LADIES' VESTS
that were 81, in this sale at
A9c.
One Lot of HEAVY MERINo LADIES VESTS,
that were S1.50, in this sale at
soc.
One Lot of LADIES' RIBBED PANTS, in size 2,
that were 9sc., closing price,
69c.
HandkerchiefS.
LADIES' JAPANESE SILK HANDKER-
CHIEFS. in every Initial, that sold at AZ and
4Sc., all in one lot at
29c.
GENTS JAPANESE SILK HEMSTITCHED
HANDKERCHIEFS, every Initial, that sold at
&c., now at
SOC.
OUR OPENING OF SPRING MILLINERY
will be announced in a few days, when we
will exhibit one of the Largest Collections of
Trimmed Hats and Bonnets, Flowers Un-
trimmed Hats, and Millinery Trimmings ever
shown in Washington
The Monumental,
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-01-25
KINGS PALACE.

Free. Free. Given Away.
AS guessing seems to be the rage we have de-
cided to give our patrons a substantial and use
full present, and every purchaser of 25 cents or
more is entitled to guess for magnificent
Solid oak bedroom set.
Sixteenth century finish, consisting OF
Ten pieces.
l handsome solid oak bedstead
handsome French bevel plate-glass dresser.
/ handsome combination wash stand.
handsome bedroom chairs,
handsome rocker.
handsome bedroom table.
] towel rack.
All valued at 5000.
We will give the entire outfit to the lucky
guesser on the 31st day of January, 1891. The
jar or beans will be opened and counted by any
three disinterested gentlemen of this city, and
the person guessing nearest the number shall be
awarded, free OF any charge, this magnificent
solid oak bedroom set complete. The set is
now on exhibition in our handsome show win
dows. Cali and see it and Judge for yourself.
Remember, every purchaser of 25 cents or more
entities you to guess. Guess as often as you
please. Guess early and often. Guessing CON
test closes at IL p M, Saturday, the 31st of
January, 1891. During this greatest of all
guessing contests special bargains viii prevail
In all departments. Who will be the lucky oneY
KINGS PALACE,
6l2-Sl4 Seventh street northwest