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Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-31
A British Tnr Finad.

SEATTLE, Oct. 3O.-United States Dis
trict Judge Hanford today handed down
an opinion in the case of the United
States versus the steam tug Pilot, hold
ing that British vessel has no right
under any circumstances to tow an
American bark across the straits of San
Juan de Fuca, which by treaty is con-
sidered half American and half British
water. The court ordered the tug to
pay penalty of 90 cents per ton ON the
measurement of the vessel towed.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-31
Rav Dfstrict Ranaa

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 30.-There were
four races at Bay District track today.
Five furlongs, all ages-Jim Murphy
won, Geraldine second; time O1.
One mile, all ages-Captain AL won,
Melanita second; time 1 :43L.
Handicap, six and one-half furlongs,
2-year-olds-Romair won, Esperanza
second; time :2l.
One and one-quarter miles, 3.year-
olds and upward-Request won, Nabeau
second time 2:l4.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-31
No Signs of HostiIities,

New YoRK, Oct. 30.-Despite the ex-
element reported prevailing in conse-
quence of the curt reply of the Chilean
government to the demands Of the
United States, there are no signs OF
preparations for hostilities at the Brook
lyn navy yard. The impression prevail
ing among the officers at this naval sta
ton is that there will be no trouble.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-31

Use German family soap.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-31
PERSONA NON GRATA.
Senior MOntt Instructed to Demand
Egan's Recall.

New York, Oct. 30.--The Post states
on the authority of gentleman in this
city, who is in the confidence of the
Chilean government, that Chile in
structed Senior Montt some time ago to
demand the recall of Minister Egan, as
persona non grata to the present Chilean
authorities. 1t also states that the de-
mand was shelved to await the arrival OF
Senior Monnt's credentials as Chilean
minister to this country. These arrived
a few days ago and the demand was
then repeated, but the state department
has taken no action yet.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-31
SOME OF THE REASONS WHY
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK


Company the
andha done most
BEST THE
one hundre millions
in
its retiring members than
combined
two
results profits policies already paid and
paid
TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS MORE than received from
axesa
remotely other
liberal aud profitable underwriting.
life and endowment policies address, giving date of brth
Broadway. Telephone %. .asses +
THOMAS DICKINSON Aarsra
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-31

officers and men going ashore on busi-
ness, the intendente replied that he was
unable to give advice relative to their
coming ashore, evading the question of
protection.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-31

A Suit fits well and proves Fine Tail
oring when selected from the large New
Stock of H. A. eietz, lbs West Third
street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-31
AT WASHINGTON.
The Cabinet Discusses the SituatiOn-AlI
Quiet on the Potomac.

Quiet on the Potomac.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 30.-At the navy
department today there was no sign OF
disturbance over the Chilean affair. The
San Francisco, which was at Callao,
Peru, is believed to have sailed yesterday
for California. She will touch at some
port on the way where she can be
reached by cable, if there be need.
At the cabinet meeting this afternoon
the time was devoted to the discussion
of the Chilean situation. 1t is surmised
that Secretary Blaine submitted for con-
sideration an outline of the reply to be
made to Minister Egan's communion
tion; that its details were perfected,
and that in due time it will be made
public.
There have been no further dispatches
from Minister Egan or Commodore
Schley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07
I'd EDITION.
GRANT IN BRONZE.
dwelling a Monument in Lincoln
Park.
CELEBRATING A GREAT OCCASION.
Preparing for Bishop Brooks Con-
secration.
CRUISE OF THE YORKTOWN.
CRUISE OF THE YORKTOWN.
TRIBUTES TO GRANT.
Ceremonies Of Unveiliug the statue In Lin.
coin Park, Chicago.

Ceremonies OF Unveiiiug the Statue In Lin
coin Park, Chicago.
CHICAGO. Oct THE huge bronze statue Of
Gen. Grant in Lincoln Park was unveiled today
in the presence Of an immense throng pro-
cession. commanded by Gen. Miles and COM
posed of seven divisions, including regulars
G. A. II. veterans. sons of veterans and q So
ciety of ex-coniederates proceeded from the
city to the park through streets lined with
thousands. Sweeping out the famous lake
shore drive the procession passed through a
long succession Of splendid residences such as
those OF Emmons Blame, Archbishop Feehan
and Potter Palmer, at the latter Of which from
under canopy over the grand entrance Mrs.
Grant reviewed the concourse.
Az The monument Right Rev. Bishop Jno. T..
Newman, standing with upliited hands, his
silvery hair stirred by the freshening breeze Of
fered the invocation. The thousands Of heads
we're bowed and hearts throbbed as the aged
bishops feryent words were waited out over
the vast assemblage. When the last amen had
ceased to echo Col Edward s. TAYLOR in an
eloquent address made the presentation on
half of the Monument Association TO the COM
bernissioners of Lincoln Park in trust for the
people of Chicago.
At a prearranged signal the young son o;
Potter Palmer loosened the cord binding the
bunting that concealed the eighteen-foot bronze
horse and rider on the great pile of stone,
and soldier stood out and the stern
face of the dead sprang into view, the great
plaudit and salute arose that American
from the heart. When the rumble of the las {
gun had ceased Hon. W. c. Cloudy, as presi-
dent of the Lincoln Park commissioners, made
a graceful speech of acceptance, and Mayor
Hampstead Washburne accepted the monu-
ment on the part of the citizens of Chicago.
Judge Walter Q. Gresham's address was the
feature OF the days exercises. Although the
h,.a Aaa, L., L..
man OF all the multitude had left the vicinity
of the platform and when the great jurist arose
he was greeted by an audience such as has
rarely looked upon a public speaker. When
the storms of cheers that greeted his
appearance had subsidized Judge Gresham de-
livered an eloquent address, in which he
pointed out the striking characteristics of Gen.
Grants characteristic modesty, his reliance
upon his own Judgment, his magnaninity and
his peaceful temperament
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07
How To Blow A HORN.

It depends upon wha. kind Of . horn you want to
blow and also upon whose horn it is. / don't know
much about other peoples horns. have about all
can do to blow my own horn. blow bold and loud
and long. If you will listen to my blowing and follow
me up will blow money into your pocket. Here il
what am blowing about now:
Six-foot Extension Table. ant oak a. SO; Sx-foot
Pillow Leg Table. fine finish. So; Ladies' Rocking
IS. so; Psrlor Suites. plush hair CLOTH S25 Fine
Rug Suites. ESQ; Very Large Rug Suites heavy fringe
Q beauty, SS5. blow about 10 to l5c yard of car
pets. Yardwde Carpets. E. 20 %. 35, A. Soc, &c.
Atwood CARPETS. 6S to 75c.; Brussels Carpets.
SO. as, Sc, &c. I blow about Lounges: 81. 90
Plush or Carpet Lounges, IS; Bed Lounges ~ to
$50. I can show you 1000 Rugs. Mats and Art
Squares. can blow more bargains into Glass China.
Lamps. &c. than you you nd anywhere else. Fur
Rugs. black, white gray. e.. 30, no smeH: Solid
Oak Sideboard, drawers &l2 80; Oak Suites S16 30
Handsome Suits. s25. $50 $685. $40, $50 to 500; moth
ling in town to match them. Let impress upon you
that We don't want any installment trade; We don't
have such prices; claim to be the only house in
Washington where you furnish house complete.
embracing China. Glass. Kitchen Ware. Furniture.
Carpets. &c. Don't doubt till you try
GRASTY. THE PUsHER
DOUBLE STORES.
TERMS CASH.
sees l5l0-l2 It'll ct. nw.. bet. p and Q.
LIVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW THAT CAR
Il ters Little Liver Pills specific for sick head
ache. Onlyone pill Dose woman can stand every
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A SOUTH WASHINGTON DELEGATION

The Improvement Of Delaware Avenue
Urged Upon the Commissioners.
It was q South Washington delegation that
occupied the attention of the Commissioner
this morning in board session. It called with
reference to the Improvement Of Delaware
avenue southwest The recent estimates Of
Capt Rossell contained an item for improving
this street as far as 4 street southwest.
DR.. David Il. Hazen spoke for the delegation.
He said that there were three avenues extend.
ing into South Washington, two Of which,
Maryland avenue and Virginia avenue-are
given up in great part to the use
of the railroads. Delaware avenue, from it'd
natural position, is the1D most important
Of all. II is the only one which radiates from
the Capitol, and il directly connects the Cap
itol with the United States arsenal Then IL d
the only avenue running south of z street and
is the most convenient passageway or short cut
to the eastern and northeastern sections
Of the city. Improve the street, laya good
roadbed, sidewalks, water mains and sewers,
and the miserable shanties with their attendant
stencil which abound there viii soon disap-
pear.
Those present were DR.. David q. Haven.
ChasL 81. Parker, Samuel Ross, p. N. Dryer,
Gen. A d. Haxen, Thoa z Smithson and J. j.
Brennan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07
BISHOP BROOKS CONSIDERATION.
Nearly Completed for Next
Wednesdays Ceremony.

Arrangements Nearly Completed for Next
Wednesdays Ceremony.
Boston, Oct. THE arrangements for the
conservation Of Rev. Phillips Brooks as bishop
Of the diocese Of Massachusetts, are about
complete and an official program will be issued
in q few days. The conservation will take
place next Wednesday at ii a. m. and the pre-
siding bishop will be Right Rev. John
Williams of Connecticut. Right Rev. A.
C. Potter Of New York city will preach
the sermon. The bishops will repre-
sent, as widely as possible, the diff
ferent states in the Union. The official parts
in the ceremony have been delegated TO IT.
Rev. Bishop Clarke Of Rhode Island, Rt. Rev.
Bishop Whipple of Minnesota, Ri.
Island, Rt Rev. Bishop Wiley Of
New Hampshire, Right Rev. Bishop Doane of
Albany and Right Rev. Bishop Medley of Maine.
A choir of fifty voices, together with the regu-
lar church quartet, will render the choral part
Of the service.
At the close Of the ceremony the visiting
bishops and other clergy, together with Right
Rev. Bishop Brooks, will be entertained at din
ner at the Vendome by the members Of the do
cese.
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YoRKTowN's SAILORS DESERT.
Delay Of the Voyage Of the War Ship {
Chilli.

Delay Of the Voyage Of the War Ship 10
Chill.
New YORK, Oct. THE sailing Of the York
town for Valparaiso, Chill, is likely to be de-
layed for several days. 1t was learned late last
night that fully thirty men had deserted in the
last twenty-four hours from that vessel The
cause ascribed is disinclination to 60 on such
a long cruise in q vessel of the Yorktown type.
Special orders have been received from
Washington at the Brooklyn navy yard yester-
day ordering the vessel to sail with the greatest
possible dispatch The order created great en-
element in the yard. for while it was well
known that the vessel, together with the Bos-
ton, was destined to sail for the South Pacific,
yet such hasty departure of either
ship was entirely unlocked for. The
belief was prevalent at the yard that
important and startling information con-
corning the Gillian situation had yesterday
been received by thu Navy Department The
Yorktown in addition to her own stores carries
a large amount of ammunition for the San Fran
cisco and Baltimore.
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THE FLOWER Market.
a Delegation Of Florists Think Founeaan
space q Suitable Location.

a Delegation OF Florists Think Fountain
space . Suitable Location.
A delegation Of Washington florists, includine
Messrs. Bovdler, Fields. Loose, Cadmus, 9uds
and Clark, had = hearing before the oomniss
sioners this morning with reference 10 the
building Of q flower market
The delegation stated that the space known
as Fountain square, at the south west corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street northwest,
had been carefully examined with reference 10
its adaptability as flower market and found 10
quite suitable for the purpose. A space
sufficient 20 accommodate forty florists vas
found and altogether il was highly suitable
for the needs Of the forists.
Commissioner Douglass suggested that the
delegation furnish the Commissioners with .
design which would be not only useful, bus
ornamental He was Of the opinion that Q
building made OF iron and glass would be 90
ceptable. The florists will present suitable
plan in q few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07
b. Shepherd White Pleads Not Guilty.

In the Circuit Court Judge Bradley, this
morning B. Shepherd White, whose alleged
entertainments and forgeries while in the en-
ploy Of Corning a Co. in the early part Of last
year caused him 10 leave the city, was ar
raigned on two indictments and plead not
guilty. The indictments charge him with
having embezzled sums Of 600, tSa6 and
$500 and with forging Endorsements Of checks
of the same amount in May and July. After
arraignment he had Q consultation with his
counsel, Messrs. Charles Pelham and George
K. French, after which he returned 70 The
cell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07
New AUTUMN HOUSE Dresses.

TEA GOWNS AND WRAPPERS.
Doesn't the thouyht suggest luxury. ease.
comfort There is nothing that can FL the
place Of these popular garments Every lady
should own enc. The prices bring them within
the range Of all The newest and best things
are here. We mention lew that air eady are
attracting attention for their worth low
priced garments
Chudda Cloth Wrappers in . variety Of pat
terms absolutely fast co'ors). with robe fronts.
:ight backs and full. high sleeves. AL sizes.
200
Atwood Flannel Wrappers In Gray and
Cardinal. with robe fronts and princess backs.
Al sizes.
IN Cardinal. Garnet. Brown. Tan and Black,
made in same style as above. AL sizes.
-e5.00.-
very choice line of LADIES' Fine Tea Gowns,
Cashmere, Henrietta French Flannel. Plush.
Re. among which are some very elegant gar
mentsL Prices range from
IS 80 to $50. o.
In this same department we have very at
traetive line Of Fall and Winter Combination
Suits, consisting OF skirt. waist and REFER to
match Following are 4 few especially note
worthy values:
Atwood Navy Blue and Black Cheviot Suits.
with coat basGues-fnisLed with Black silk
braid
-sI5.OO-
Fine Quality All-wool Serge Suits. IN Navy
Blue and Black. with 2s inch REFER lined with
satin TO side seams.
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TEE FINEST OK EARTH.

1TTHE STOCK OF BOYS AND
T cHILDRENs CLOTHING
7 NOW DISPLAYED By Us
IS THE LARGEST AND MOST
VARIED ASSORTMENT oFTHoR-
oUaHLY RELIABLE GARMENTS
THAT THE PEOPLE OF WASH
INGToN EVER HAD AN oPPoR-
TUNITY OF INSPECTING.
rTTrHE MOST CELEBRATED
Il
T MAKERS OF JUVENILE
r GARMENTS IN THE
WHOLE UNIVERSE HAVE EACH
CONTRIBUTED THEIR BEST
AND CHOICEST PRODUCTS TO
THIs-THE LARGEST sELEC-
TON OF THE FINEST Boys
AND CHILpREN's CLOTHING
on EARTH.
rT-rTHERE ARE SUITS FOR
I
7 DRESS WEAR. SUITS FOR
T SCHOOL SERVICE. SUITS
FOR PLAY PURPOSES. SEPARATE
TROUSERS. LIGHT AND heavy
WEIGHT REFERS. OvERCoATs
AND TEE MOST ARTISTIC LINE
OF KILT. SAILOR. VELVET AND
JERSEY SUITS IN AMERICA.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION OF
HIGHLAND Kills AND OTHER
NOVELTIES IN CHILDREN'S
GARMENTS IS NOT EQUALED
by ANY SIMILAR LINE ANY
WHERE.
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DIED.

DIED.
snoGsh e Hs'' s:s.s ,s g (
Lewis. aesd sixteen yearA
Peaceful be thy silent siumber.
Thou no more Vii Join our numb
Thou no more our song VII kn0v.
Yet Grain We hope e nsss thee
where no farewell sssrs are shsd-
Funeral from 81. Peters Church THURSDAY. osashs
FEy On wsans;.aSs s.;,, 9 5 ,ssl. nAr
cra. sa " fSps sSsS ''' q IL 'a
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HoPKTNs. pspsr.sa this uss on wsa...a.y. oss,-
Der lsy1 q 6:tS S'clock m. A. C.. bsisva h0-
TSns !. fio. .. ycssrhS Church rrsssy, ossssr
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nond.z,- ossss.: s. issi. b. TztzS5S
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nstthsvs q GeoEEstoyn, DC
bsoss.s csssss K H.sssss .S M We fs@ e s
s ssss ss &: e .s. q Z. 1ssS;' :. is !;
sUf s i $780, :ssy;.s !, S 3 Is :
Funeral n0tacs hsrssfsss.
GPHf .. q :. S sss 2. ssh ,ses :: sosh
Reauisscsf IN pocsL
fgnss.i ron NE rssadsncs e ~ s.2sAssy. Mr..
0ooRgsf0un. DO. on Thurnday moSninr e. o'clock-
Rsqu1em mas q Trinity Church, 0sor1ssoUp. q 70
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ss2as IN q y 6as r5pssdsncs u sesSs ~
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L. B. TowsEn & Sos,
DRY GOODS DEALERS,
l316 Tth ct. NV.

1900 yards Unbeached Cotton. &c.
5000 yards Shifting Calico. &C.
One case lO-4 Bieached Sheeting, lie.
One case l0-4 Unbieached Sheeting. 15c.
Elhnnei Suiting, Is yards WIDE. SOC.
Table Linen, bleached and unbeached. from 2oc. mp.
Black Henrietta, all wool. from 4Oc. To 81
Black Henrietta. wool face, yard wide. &c.
New Styles and Shades of Dress Goods.
Large line Lace Curtains in ali grades.
Boys Suits and Knee Pants.
School Bags, with flowers and initials.
Gents Embroidered Night Shirts, o0c.
Moolface Cashmere, in all colors, yard wide. 25c.
White Bed Spreads. extra long. s5c. and 81.
Bortree's Duplex Corsets. 81.
Large invoice Of Cast Steel Scissors at about hall
price, 25c.
Gents, Ladies' and Children's Underwear
Ladies' Cotton Underwear in great variety.
White and Gray Blankets. Bed Comforts, &c se26
r INSEED OIL AND WINDOW GLASS FOR SALE
IL At manufacturer prices.
By JAMES II. McGILL, Dealer In Building Supplies,
oc6-3t 9OS-9l4 q st. NV.
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NEW OvERGaRMESrs.
cLoAKs. JACKETS AND WRAPS

FOR
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
For weeks pas, shipments Of the neSes. ana
bert styles Of
LADIES' AUTUMN GARMENTS
Eve beer comioz4n- The --latest Of the latest"
are nero from the most eeleorated designers
AMI manufacturers. Spend . few moments
,rnon< them: they will make you wonder
where sacg Thoughts could come from. Many
Of theru arc styles that will not be sssu-thst
yoE CAMEO: ". S;ssxhsrs- The Quntessence Of
original idea. AMI elegance in fashion put to-
rrtks- By eIPsr-s wherhsr plain or elaborate
our new wrzpssr ''dressy." and tbsy cos, Just
a. little as sleh things can be sold Tor.
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ANDERsON-ELLIoTr. October 4. 1891, By the
Rev. DR. North. az the parsonage Of the Fleet etrses
Methodist Church, L. D. ANDERSON OF Babylon,
l. l., 70 BESSIE ELLIOTT Of Warrington. D. G. E6
cards.
BARKER-GAssAwAY. On September 8, lGBl. q
Locust Glen. Frederick county, Nd, by Rev. wm ..
Floyd. ADA II. BARKER of WashinSton, ID. G.. -
WILLIAM GAssAWAY Of steubsnvills. Ohio.
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TIE FREE SCHOOL BOOKS.

The Eederafion Of Labor Ohjscts - Certain
Rules In Regard to Thsm.
The Federation Of Labor hes . grievance and
their grievance has an intimate connection
with the public schools, supsrintsndsot Powell
and the free school book provision In the Lest
appropriation bill The free school book
item in the District bin, II viii be
remembered, provides for free school books for
the lower four grades. At the meeting Of the
Federstion Of labor lest night Il was charged
thss while Shsss books had bssn purchassd the
supsrintsndsut and the teachers had issusd
orders which practically made the books worth
lssu. ths ordsrs being. IL was charged, that ths
boom should not be taksn from the building.
The Fedsration was Of The ida that TIN
ruling did not como within either The spirit o.
the lsttsr Of the law and eommittss W.
formed - eall % 6upsEintsndeat Powell IN r.
gard - he matter and, II nsesssaxy, carry ~
aa$tw - H. oo0ninionsEs e - ceagssA
- rsportsd IN 0klahoua 81 - uss
Rnvona Vnnnvvnt{om IN h Ano1npu>X 49, - -
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MILLINERY PAnLoRs.

SECOND FLOOR. FIRST AND SECOND ANSExEs
WE ARE READY TO TAKE ORDERS
for any style Of Ladies' ChiIdre ms
Heaiwsa-. Prises AID satisfaction guaranteed
In every instance.
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Chill or Her High Horss.

Special Cable to the New York Herald.
VALPARAISO, CHnr (via Galveston, Tex
Oct Cit 10 evident that there is nov dis
position on the part of the authorities to OBJ
serve the usual courtesies toward United States
Minister Patrick Egan. Visitors 10 the Ameri-
can legation are no longer troubled BY the
police.
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OPENING.

OPENING, OpEs1se,
FALL AND WINTER WRAPS
From the leading houses OF Paris and London.
All the latest novelties in material and styles
CAPES, MANTELS, JACKETS, CARRIAGE and
NIGHT WRAPS. MOURNING WRAPS and
JACKETS.
SILK, BROCADES and VELVETS in all the latest
Shades and weaves.
COTELLE in street and evening coiors-
EVENING GOODS in great variety.
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.
Grand display O. Paris Novelties in wOOLENS, EN-
GLISI and SCOTCH DRESS GOODS.
We call special attention to our
MOURNING and BLACK DRESS GOODS,
From al. the leading manufactures.
New GLOVES In evening and street lengths.
FANCY GOODS and NOVELTIES.
DRESS TRIMMINGS in choice assortment.
WAMSLEY & NEDWELI.
a25 NORTH CHARLES STREET
oc3-4t BALTIMORE, MD.
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Thurman Birthday Celebration Given Up.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Oct. 7-On account Of the
critical illness of Mrs. Allen G.. Thurman,
which will in all probability result fatally, the
Thurman club has abandoned the idea Of cele-
brating the ex-senator's birthday November IS.
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CURTAIN DEpARrMENr.

CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
wide dadoes; excellent quality; worth $3.50
and 800
Frnged Chenille Portieres. worth 50 and $40.
eight
Frnged Chenille Portieres. worth $12 to &15 80
Embroidered Chenille Portieres. eight styles.
worth Sl% o. y III. 4S
Exquisite styles Of Chenille Portieres at &l0. 49,
$13 4S. SIS. 49, els. 9S and s25. and all intermediate
prices all much lower in price by 81 to So pair than
can be purchased elsewhere.
Great bargains in nottingham Lace Curtains. &c.
pair to $3.50.
Specialize pair Brussels Effect Lace Curtains
Silk-striped Novelty Snowflake Curtains five
coors Of stripe, worth 81. ......... SO. 90 pair
Great bargains in Irish Point and Tambour Lace Cur
tans.
SPECIALS.
IA pair Tanbour Lace worth % and s1o. Sc e5 pair
ID pair Irish Point Lace Curtains. worth
90 40 pair
Plain Color China silks 81 inches wide. worth
20
Figured China Silks 81 inches wide worth &c. I'D
large assortment Of Madrases. Swsses, Tamboured
and Irish Point Laces Skolines. &C., at extremely
low prices.
Kings Scotch Holland Window Shades, an ex-
traordinary bargain. Can't be made to order
for less than 81 and 81 5. Two yards long.
oncnes .o<c. escn
Is Japanese Gold Embroidered Screens three
S4 70 eacn