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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17
HISTORY AND ART.
Mr.. Franklin w. smiths Proposal to Estab-
Iish a Gallery in This City.

There was an interesting audience of literary
and artistic people gathered in the banquet
hall of the Arlington Hotel last evening
TO listen to a repetition of the address
which Mr.. Franklin ". Smith of Boston made
at the annual meeting of the board of trade on
the subject Of the proposed national gallery of
history and art. This is the great scheme for
which Mr.. Smith has labored and thought for
years, the Establishment in this city Of mag
nifcent gallery and collection Of articles of art
past and an inspiration for all future time.
The paucity of works of art in this country
"a well as the slight public recognition &C.
corded to historical study and research are, in
Mr.. Smiths opinion, matters worthy of con-
sideration and defects that call for marked and
immediate Improvements The contrast that
this country offers to those of Europe Is any
thing but IN our favor, and in opposition to the
evident tendencies toward PhIlistInlsm Mr..
Smith proposes the erection of buildings upon
a stupendous scale to surpass IN architectural
grandeur and extent all similar structures, but,
while monumental In effect, 10 be thoroughly
practical aud utilitarian an educational in
stitution.
According to Mr. Smiths idea, an outline of
which was published in 1BE STAR some time
ago, the gallery Is to be erected near the rive-
front west Of the monument grounds. In the
center Of the group is to be the commence
rative temple or parthenon. one-haIi greater
than the original at Athens, and surrounded by
ranges of temples to commemorate the dis
covery and history Of the United States. Then
there are to be terraces. galleries ard cour.s
for the purpose Of delineating life and art
through all the ages One of the most desirabI
features in such national gallery should be
seriousness, and. according to Mr.. Smith,
Congress should be asked to appropriate for
one Of magnificent proportions. with broad ap-
Proaches, SO spacious that there would be no
Lack OF room for centuries
Charts, representing such an institution as
Mr. smith would like to see at the capital,
were presented with the address last evening
Is well as photographs and drawings OF works
OF art from other countries that offer such
contrast to the condition of affairs here The
charts and original designs were by Mr. Rem
wick, the now venerable architect of the
Catholic Cathedral in New York and Of the
smithsonian and CorcOran Gallery of Art in
this city. Dir. Smith has published a sumptuous
prospectus of the plan for a national gallery.
illustrated with photographs of European gal
leries and with designs by Messrs. Reuwick,
Aspinwal and Russell, who have also been
greatly interested In the plan
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Death of MIR. John p. Chapman.

The announcement Is made OF the death.
after long illness, of Mr.. John p. Chapman of
1907 \ street northwest Mr.. Chapman came
70 Washington in 1861 and entered the employ
Of the government For number OF years
prior to his resignation in 1889 he held the po-
sition OF principal examiner in the United
States patent Office, and by his uniform prompt
ness. kindness and courtesy won the respect
and regard Of all having business before him.
he VIII be buried at Boston, Mass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
Elizabeth Ann Harper to ]. l. Turner, parts
l04 and los, SO. 80. Georgetown; g. W. A.
Gordon to A. Ochman, parts ~ and o. so. Ss2;
S2.625. G. X. Arlington to F. /. Gregory, parts
lo2, l03 and l0i. Long Meadows; =. C. W.
King to G. E. Emmons lots 20I and 2O4. 50.
721; e. g. E. Emmons to C. W. King, same
property; s.. W. E. Matthews TO O. Bigelow,
subs 81, 50 and part II, 50. 677, s.. j. H.
Lewis to f.. G.. Schafer, sub 20, block 2, Trim
idad, s.. c. III. Towson to W. b. Overocker,
LOT Is, block 90, Columbia Heights; e. Cora
Is. Taylor to Elise X. Taylor ct al, sub A, So
IS; e W. Il. Frisbie to W. Finn, undivided
half lot %, block 26, BroOkland; s. W. q
Lovn to Helena Hartong, south half lot IL, so.
4S5; g. A. 3 4 t. Co. to Thos. Toole, lot
l43, Long Meadows; $685. Same TO Susie c.
Rowe, sub 40, do: s275. G. b. Lovett to Z.
Carusi ct al in trust, lots IA and Is, blk. 10,
kslorama Heights; g. q. 8. wormley to b.
Robinson ct al, sub 81. So I79; e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17

At regular meeting Of Charles Sumner
Corps No. 5. held last evening the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year: President
Miss Hethe b. Quander; vice president, Hiss
Hattie L. Harris; s. '. president, Mrs l.. ".
Robinson: treasurer, Miss Alice Stewart; chap
lain. Mrs II. L. Qu4ader: conductor, Mrs j.
Fowler; gsard, Mrs- Z. Fletcher: delegates,
Mrs. !. Fowler, Miss Annette Wood; alternates,
8ass Alice Stewart, Miss Francena johnson.
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Royal Society of Good Fellows.

At regular meeting Of National Assembly
No. 25S, yaisociety of Good Fellows held last
evening. the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: J. s. Goldsmith. ruler; W. H.
Neil. instructor; j. Il. Hunt. counselor; W. H.
kimbal, secretary; VI. W. Bayliss, financial
secretary; G. Y. Alice, treasurer: George NJ
Carlisle. NJ. d.. prelate: W. ". Vaughn. ir., di-
rector; c. A Steuart. guard, and W. +. Cole,
senttnel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17

The friends of Frederick Leopold. the old
soldier Who was stabbed on board the steamer
Washington Tuesday evening. claim that he
was not drunk nor had he been drinking a.
the time of the ARRAY, but was asleep in his
STATE room They say he is not drinking
man and was injured by Wool, who was in a
fighting mood and took it out on the first man
be came across.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17
The Episcopal Convocation Adjourns.

The afternoon session of the Washington
convocation of Episcopal churches yesterday
was occupied with a consideration of q paper
prepared by Rev W. H. Laird Of Montgomery
county, Md. which was read by Mr.. Charles
Albert The plan OF holding mission services
in the rural parishes for Q week instead of o
lev days was advocated by the writer. After a
somewhat lengthy discussion the paper was re-
adjourned
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MANIFESTATIONS.


WANTbD--Go TO DICKS AGENCY FON
w cooks. chanbermaids waitress. nurses lady's
maid. seanstress. buffers, coschmep. footinen refer
WANTED-BY A COMPETENT WHITE GIRL
w place rs chambormsid a, waitress in . first
Class private family best references from last place
WANTED-AT EEADorARTsRs- POSITIONS
w for cooks. chant erniAids waitress aundresses.
a5o Coo sSi ioS 81 N
NANTED-BY TWO FIRST-CLAss WHITE wO-
w men. situations as cook aud chamberlnaid. can
rive references. Cal at 1904 lith -. dl7-3t'
w ANTED-BYA RESPECT ABLE CoI.ORE GIRL
w wsshn. e do at home or work out by the day.
Apply At l244 26h st.nw II.
WANrkD-BY A REFINED YOUNG FRENCH
" woman. a POSITION as ,atiies maid companion.
WANTED SITUATION BY FIRST. CLASS
elONAL HOTEL. Capitol Hill IT.
W ANrED-Bf LADY. A SITUATIONS AS
q, trsvslins companion or nurs. to an invalid going
Washington. d. T. dl6-ot'
WANTED BY YOUNG MAN-EXPERIENcED
w stehoYrApber and typewriter perin9n ent employ
dist
IA AN'rkD = By YOUNG MAN, A PLACE AS
W crlver or butler; we'll experienced, furnish
good references II required. Call address Sl1 I'd st.
WANTED--AT CITY INTELLlGENCE OFFICE,
employers FOR first -cl.ss servants private fan-
t t,,S Positions Tor eietisai applicants sHAckLE
rOhD >. AZ llta 81. n. ". uiJ-tt'
WANTED-BY A LADY, A POSITION AS EESI
given and reaureI Address Box Office dI-it'
" AN IT'D = SITUATIONS FOR IOhTEKs,
w COOKS. hou.e:-n. "hrIbermaids, drivers, pastry
men salesinen eIsSts tsor. & watch
ul--o bohNhAM'S. llUU st NV
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WANTED-ROOMS.

"a ANIED-IMO AOoNu MIN, GUNEkNMLNI
w clerks, wOn!d like rooms with board Tor about
40 each, references exchanged. j. b. e.. star
office. dl7-;,ts
WANfED-ThkEE FURNISHED ROOMS On
w second door. suitable lat Keeping Ad-
dress. stating terIns. l. b. GEOkG., = U. Dept.
dII-.t'
M TED-1MMEDIAfELi-BY GENTLEMAN
w and wife. large and small loom, untur,
second floor OF sood and tidy house privilege
IA. al star office. IT.
WAN1ED-FURNlSHED AND UNFINISHED
w rooms ali parts vi city Cheapest plan
to secure desirable IoOn.eIs (estaUlseI loo TERMS
moderate. SHACkLktOhD'e AoEACi, AZ Iltu st.
DO2S-lot'
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANfED-A HOUSE CONTAINING OR .
w roors situated within easy distance Of city hail
Address t. l.. C.. star office. stating Price dit.
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uoTSeS S'oAe' VA
nv SD
20 AZ i ioo id cham ri IN, aS. 5i +
s65 81 sSs Tsrrasaf St, -
1923 Vt ave. sr 81. 80 lear 1915 NJ St M 20
lSs ~ ave Slur - 05fp. court Ar $40
l5o5 St !,r.. ...3s % i3i, Mills ST.
"a = i siIfy s. : -; IS ana sia,
800 10Th St Sr a s4S5 Isl e a ST. lg
=. st, or,.,... 20 400 !. st.
e...., $500. OFFICES; .
II so Basement. - front
;;i,.;, 50 4ds "a .v attn door. ~
ia..............e..I 10 Central baiidins. room -
sutton D1i.as room $. oa III Gadias. RIM.
e1 Dassa.n. s SaSs as 2 : 3 az 6.r %
46S La ave-. 'front.' Room. "a i door AVE. o~ea f Is
5sq Moor @ ;;.;....o nernon TOW. im ~ IL"
+S "a ave ave- JACK room "antoa eeildins' rooms
%S s.: rms: u ': SS ss,iss: room 10
The above IS only q portion Of the property on my
Vh pa B6sL 10 a, IN, tA
pantry and Kitchen sane Hour; All aonyeaiencss; per-
dl5-0t
Iop pFyT run prsT CIV ROOM manor
dwelling III this city for the price sI2.s.
dS-l3t H. A. PHlLLlPSS son. lsI9 n. Y. ave.
1Sot pEI9 pI5ICV TInI-sr = EooNS n. nm
e ona .ss nta soST rps
i .e, . st. NV. - Or v5,,, : als .,
t'oK hkNT-e4I 81. =; W. NiCE SsIokh
mod. imp. and stable: s7S. WM +. HoLTzMAN.
Iii LII ST. NV wv ''-Oe' 90 disc
r tate and Insurance broker 10Th anu f SIS ~ w.
HoUsFs
-
Sl2 st tMartnfs ,,o - st ne. Or --... s25. 40
buiIIinel.per an e4.U - ~ ~ ~. W.. =
i5yS 1., y NV, ~, I2i ~ sw,
ssi5 \ ave NV, lIr 81 l2lO ne, -, 50
.O29 NV, Tor ........ 80 i4.l sth NV,
ls.cl 18th NV. Il4k nv IR On
i2iZ IA ave. ~; 20 sAs sth Sc. or.-- 80
fohNishEp hoUsEs-
18th near K, llr, H near 18th NV l6r 5000
per an. 81. 600 Nd ave near "a. Or. Is
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WANTED-LOTS.

WAN1ED-IO bUY FOis SPOI CASH, UNIM
w proved city real estate; mus be cheap give low
est price, location and Iuii particulars. Address l. x
Star Office dlC-Dtt
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IAs H0vrzss cOcoA-send for eaa. See adsis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17

sIAELES.

In square bounded by Macs and II and ish
~ LIZ IlNs CAN N OBTAINED Al orr o.
flCE. lhLsE NOT sis CAN ia lNSlHCIlB
ONLA ia fEhAlIS fkOM Olk niFItE.
NAL. JNhNSlh
di5e.tu.th l.0;iI Sienna ave nv
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FOR RENT-HALLS,

+ oh ktNl-nALI. AM I.UUMs kO.. CLASS rs
= rehearsais, entertainments a.. l2l3 18th IA " ,
recently ocC uped by the late Pro- bernAys, by the
month or evening. Apply southeast corner lUth and
h SITS. "A w.. or Ny Ia NV ils-.r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17
BUSINESS CHANCES.

l.OR sALE-oRoCEkY, MEAT AND PROVISION
store dong good business, northwest section OF
city at a sacrihce II taken at once, owner sick
and cannot attend to II. Address BUSINESS
CHANCE, Star office. dl7-:5t,
I,OR REAT-SrnI;E AND DWELLING 1907 i:.TH
L st IL No. stand tor drug or any other busl-
NESS. Apply TO M. !. DONOVAN. i:tlS 1th St n w.
dl1 il
ErOR SALE-A DRY GOODS BUSINESS II GOOD
location, good excuse tor selling Address Box
100, stan office. dIU-.yt'
w ANTED-A FEW GOOD CIGAR STORES IN
w tie central Part of the city. W. f. THOMAS 4
CO., Mercantile Exchange, 9th hoor Loan and Truss
Co. dl1-u
EoE SALE ESTABLISHED DAIRY, MILK
cash bargain II sold at once Call ut us 9th ST
sc. between ana y. III. dl1-
DARTNER WANTED IN A PERMANENT BUsI-
l. ness wall pay well; $50 cash; experience
necessary, Address O. c. IL. Star office. al,r.,t'
nORSEY CLAGETT, BROKER. 1919 ST NV
~ Now is the time to 81, Dividend pay
Ing local stocks and Dcnds bought and so.d loans
negotiated dit I'm
N Il OFFER FOR sALk A HOIEL BELONti-
w ing TO party who two anu wishes TO sell one
northwest section OF tins city. Apply TO GUELEl y
STEVENS. 1855 St dl4-lw
NEW STREET CAR MOTOR WILL BE our
~ per share Apply al companys office. Room ~,
Kellogg building. dl2-7t'
> 81 DIAMOND RINGS AND PINS.
Also his zoe ing Silver Pins for Ladies' at his
new store. LII st. NV as
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Gzxrs Surrs OcouRrp
AND PRESSED ron n

Coats. SOC. !: Pants. 25c. vests 25c Alterfns and
geyxirinE done IN best manner Goods called for and
l. / HAHN. S06 oth ~ NV:
ss3o And As n. Eassw s.. balsimors. Nd.
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

t1Oh RhNT--A rwo-sIOkl BRICK STABLE
hVe stalls room for two carriages. Will upper
room Tor harness, sc. rent SD Apply
Telephone 49,. dIu-it
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

k'OR kENI-MURk SAUt. RtAll Oh ~. a "a
n W. ior CARPENTER, painter other :aet hanic
Inc ure S-o5s L.. ave. Rent. go IIonin- molly In
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

'IbCi Ipth ~ SIS
DWELLING ROOMS
Corner Mas ave Hnd
uth = nv. ~ 80 I,-r 40
DffiNh htRbMS
; az lsth II nv. lr a col 81
i.SIs is-nn aN~ nN. ~
and hail. "a focr. Is
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lie- :ah 81 w. large three-story and basement
brick dwelling contanlug II rooms. hath rAng-
mace and ali improvements. Irlce. stl per
IhOS. J. FISHER a Co.
dll-lw LA 81 "a W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17

Mr.. Robert Williams, well known at the city
market for many years, died yesterday.
The funeral Of Mr Randolph Purcell took
place here yesterday. The remains were
brought from Washington and attended to the
grave by the Independent Order OF He'd Men.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RENT-l52 d ST. Srl2s,h .. sie %
"a. s.; H.: $50 90 40 Va ave sw. " =. IL -
49, w..ssh ~ III - 2ln Va ave Sr IL
y. ais ia,h ST s'ors 80 sioe 4 nv. 4r....... -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
Dress Materials,

including number OF new fabrics. be-
sides the usual so-termed staples are
placed on the counters. They comprise
Camers-Hair, Cheviots, Serges, Diago-
nails, Henriettas, and O number Of other
fabrics that are usually selling at from
90 to 70c., and the price for your choice
is 45c. yard.
Here are the choicest lot Of French Dress
Fabrics in suits or by the yard
Novelty Suits, extremely bold and vet
tasty. even to modest ambition for
dress, Sc to S31;
25c. a yard buys Double-W Width Eng
lish Henrietta. all the new shades
and special good grade;
A new Twilled dress fabric is the T. w.,
in variety of colorings for spring
both bold and modest-plaid, striped
effects, checks. and mixtures. A
close examination is necessary to
assure its being cotton-12Ic. a
yard.
New Challies, 4ic. (;
Half-Wool, 16ic.;
French, 48 to 69c.
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REFERS, BLAZERS. REFERS.
Children's Refers. handsomely trimmed, In
gold braid. si.25;
All colors OF Btazsrs for ladies, $50 worth IS;
5i-inch BROADCLOTH. cream, tan, light gray,
and other new coiors, 90c.-sold elsewhere at
SLi9;
New line OF DRESS TRIMMING.
Cords In gilt and silver. l0c. yard;
SNc. HESRIETTAS, Csc. yard;
4,.ii.Ch SERGE and HENRIETTAS, silk finish,
s5c. worth 81.
The best value In BLACK GOODS is to be
found at our place. Special reduction for this
week. Please note we'll the prices:
fl,25 4s-inch) Suk-Finish Henrietta, 9Sc.;
81 I4e-inch) Sik-Finish Henrietta, Sc;
Sc A6-inch) Silk-Finish Henrietta, 6Oc.:
6Oc u6-inch) silk Finish Henrietta, 40c.:
4oc. 46-inch) Snk-Finish Henrietta, 25c.
New PLAID aud STRIPED CAsHhERES, 23o.
All colors sATINs. 25c. a yard
New designs in 34-inch CHINA DRAPkRY
ENGLISH 'ISi ICSHiE1ioTiNR, Just the thing for
shirts, waists, &C., I0c. worth 1896;
OUTING CLOTH, shc yard;
OUTING SHIRTS, all sizes. &c.:
OUTING WAISTS, all sizes. 2jc.
GINGHAMs, GINGHAMs.
French Zephyr Ginghsms worth s'c. at i'c.
yard;
1eHc. Ginrhsms, l2kc.
superb designs in Ginghams at7, sS' and loc.
SIMPSON BLACK CALICO. &c. a yard gray and
black and white figured, 64c. worth SHc.;
JEANS DRAWERS, 25c.;
LADIES' DRAWERS. trimmed, &c;
FRENCH PRRCALES In Turkey red, indigo
blue, 12xc yard wide;
Pretty styles of PRRCALEs, shc. yard.
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THE COHEN CoMP<NY-ContinnsS:-
Monday will be exhibiteda
New Baking Pan,

another great wonder. The manufactu..
rer will give you practical illustration OF
what it will do. Bake your cakes wltn.
out greasing the pan and no possible
chance for that cake TO "fall " ai'er
being baked. Along with the pan goes
pamphlet OF thirty various receipIs'
The Peerless Wonder Cake Panis q COM
plete revolution in cake baking. Iaste
q piece Of the cake.
Exhibition Nam Floor.
Middle Aisle TO the Leb.
A fine French Goblet came to us, cut
decoration of Grecian band-the
price is sl.25 dozen;
Another plain, very fine, cost SO. 70, fof
81 dozen;
Champsgnes, with loral-cut decoration,
sl.4S dozen plain OF the same
92c. /;
Cardials, S1.50;
French -Toddy Glasses, 45c. dozen
American Engraved Wines, 5Oc. o
dozen.
We are the sole agents for the famous
make of
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% PIECES
ALL-WOOL
7 R | c 0 I,
NEW SHADES.
25, 25, 25o.

The Csc. Damssk Mating, carpet pattern, 2sc.
yard.
oiI-oLorHs, oII-cLo7Hs, all widths, all
prices.
LUBIy,s POWDER, &c. q package;
See our LUCILLE CORSET, black, tan, ana
gray, at 4ic.-special price;
Tho NORWALK 75c. CORSET, extra long waist
DOTTED SWISS. laxc. yard.
KID GLOVES, KID GLOVES.
Black and Colored Kids, bOc..
Black and Tan Mousquetaire Gloves, ssc.
Black and Colored Gauntlet Gloves. tL2a
Remnants woRsTED GOODS at one third
cost price.
STRAW sPLAsHERs, l0s; -
TURKEY RED wORKING-CoTTON. 20 q
STAMPED PILLow-sHAMs. I7c,;
BEADING for finishing OF underwear, 10
rATISSG- APRONS for babies, 1Oc;
CHECK MUSLIN SLIPS for children, e5c.;
BLACK RIBBON VELvETs. piece OF 10 yards
wH1LE.BoSE CASING, i4c. a piece Of ~
Great bargains In WHITE SPREADS.
Spreads at SOC. worth Gle. 15c. worth 0Oc.:
81 Marseilles designs worth sl.25 and upward 70
81;
Hesyy CoIored Marsellles Spreads, 80 worth "a !;
TURQUOIs HAIR ORNAMENTS, 25c.
DAMAsK TOWELS. I2Jlc. worth lG15c.
Beautiful KNOTTED FRINGE TOWELS, red,
gold, aud blue borders, 3dx95 inches, SSc.
worth 60c.:
BLACK Skirt BRAID. &c. each;
! asS1 so1 ,srds Ard so Of BLEACHsD cofToN. s1o.
100 Yards UNBLEACHED JEANS ATTIC. worth
l0c.
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uELP A NOBLE INSTITUTION.
ABAzAAR FOR ST. vINcExTs HOSPITAL
AT NORFOLK, VA.

Tho sisters VINO have charge ofthe Hospital Of
Ct. Vincent dc Paul appeal 70 tho generous, pc
nevolent, and kind-heartod for aid ana assist
snce In thcir present financial dimcuiues' 81
incents II 90 well known and holds such nigh
rank that II 10 unnecessary TO refer to us clais
upon tho charitsbly-dlsposed for suppors ana
announcement Although ths recipient OF
many generous bensfactions In past years. IN
the form OF legacies and donations. yer moss Oh
the income derived from theso sources mas oeeu
expended in the erection OF buildings ana ,ne
providing Of necessary accommodations. ana Nv
Ito has been left for the running expenses Oh tpe
house. With sufficient meane ~ CON manu-.
nearly twice she number of charity pauents -
arc now undar treatment coOid DO provide ioL,
The poor and suffering. the sick ana amiG,eo
have never been denied admitssnce. Inc HOS
pital has always been non-secssrian--ln aoofs
being open sliko TO Catholic and non-Cathone,
between whom no distinction is made.
Claim share In this good work by your cnarl.
table assistsuco. Our good L6rf has promised
that "the prayer out OF the monsh Of me poor %
shalt reach tho ears OF 0od." Donations OF
money, provisions. fancy articles. &c. WIZ 90
thantfuiiy rscsived and most earnestly 'oi'-
4 bszaar for the purpose Of raising funds for
ne Hospital Will be held In the near future.
All perSoas desiring Q contribute ! vii please
eddrrss MISTER ISADORk kkNNi,
NH b-<ts 81. vInceni's Hospital, NoEfols. "a
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ISAAC sYCLg g. CO., 3G3 EAST BROAD STREET
Good { .ECK MUSLIN, &c. o yard:
Better CHECK and PLAID MUSLIN, &c. yard
STRIPES, PLATDS and LACE-STRlPED MUS
LIN az 1Oc-cheap at l2Kc.;
Tiny CHECKS for Infants and very scarce
I2kc.-extra quality;
BLACK LACE PLAID MUSLIN, warranteu iss'
colors, 25c. yard:
SATIN PLAID BLACK MUSLIN, 2oc.
STRIPED aud PLAID BEETLE BLACh MUS
LIN, 10 and leKc. worth IAN and iS1sc.
The above goods arc very scarce and positively
cannot be obtained when warm weather comes,
hence IL Is advisable for people In mourning 10
lay in supply.
GENTLEAEE's NIGHT SHIRTS. Ooc-trim-
FoURIN-HAND and TECK scARFs, a'c.;
LADIES HOSE, &C..
i5c' CHILDkESis SCHOOL HOSE, 1Oc. a pair;
LADIES' SWISS RIBBED VESTS, &C.;
Genuine Castillo SOAP, &c. cake
CREAM-OF-ALMOND SOAP, SC. n cake;
CASHMERE BOUQUET. l'c. cake;
MARECHAL NEIE ROSE GLYCRRINE soAP-
better than 47ll-l3c. a caso;
LoNspALE CAMBRIc. iOc a yard;
MUSLIN CAPS, 2jc.-extra cheap;
SWANsDOWN. &c. u box;
APRON GINGliAMS, sc. yard
A good box OF WRITING-PAPER. l0c.
WOOL CASSIMERE Tor boys wear, 2jc. yard :
ALL-WOOL CASHMERE for men, SOC. yard;
&c. CALICO PRINTS. SC. yard;
New CKHrONNES, i0c. a yard;
REMNANTS JEANS, 64c.:
PALM SOAP. 39c. box Of cakes;
LINEN CRASH, sc. a yard;
LADIES' FAST BLACK HOSE, l5c.
The best GENTLEMEN's SOC. SHIRrin town;
PICTURE WIRE, &C. yard;
yESTIBULE RODS, Csc. each.
MATTINGs. MATTINGS.
Heavy Mating, 1880. yard-warranted per-
feet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
|MoUrninS Fabr1cs.

TICS are surprise-weavings. See this
Eizerre Cloth for plain tailor-made suits,
the Polka-Dot Melrose, the Mexique
Wool Grenadine, the Valour Brocade
Grenadine, the Grape Gauze. Striped
Bengaline, the Summer-Weight Camefs
Hair, and other new fabrics that repre-
sent the best manufacturers in the world.
Reliable to the last end.
Camel's-Hair Mourning Serges will he
sold full 40 inches wide and strictly all
wool 65c. qualities for 4Sc. yard an
other worth 75c. for SOC. Silk-Warp
Henriettas for soc. yard. All the finer
grades for less than usual value.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
Pioneer Baby Carriages


Reed, Rattan, and Willow. This line
comprises what is known as the most
improved in the market The pront
part of the prices is fairly divided. and
you are benefited not less than 30 per
cent. by this deal.
See the Carriage, full sizes, for 81. AZ:
It's in every respect as substantiai
as the so one. =,
Another is more elaborate-upholstered
with Rami damask and silk plush,
with lace-trimmed parasol. The
price is $3.50.
Run the price to 9i5 and the same
value will be noticeable Every carriage
is warranted for eighteen months.
These French Tea Sets, three various
handsome decorations. cost you at
all times close to Sl1, and your
choice now for S7.35;
A large lot of Jardeniers, all sizes and
kinds, 75c. to 81. 46;
1t YOU desire fine French White Cups
and Saucers, Plates, and other de.
sirable Dishes there is q special
saving OF near 40 per cent. now -.
w QlID 1uptnlh SeBot
size, for 39c. dozen; 80,
Tin Toilet Sets in all the colors, with
gold band and floral decorations,
S1.15;
Patent Can Openers, DC. /;
Bread Knives, pure steel, lac.
Flesh Forks. u inches, 3 prongs, gal
vanized iron, &c.
Oval Wall Brushes, 4Sc.-real bristle at
that:
Door Latches, &C..
Dust Brushes, &c.
Toothpicks, thousand in a box, for 10.
Toilet Paper for 4c. q package, and
thousand and one other articles for less
than the usual prices.
II, I3, Is, I7R. Broad Street.
between First and Foushee streets.