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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12
SUPPOSED 10 BE A RoBBER.
A Man Arrested for DisordsrAv Conduct Held
on o More Serious Chsrxp.

A Man Arrested for DisordefAy Conduct Held
on . More Serious Charge.
Saturday night, about O'Clock, Policeman
Weldon Of the first precinct arrested young
man named Carroll on charge Of disorderly
corduct The prisoner would have been tried
in the Police Court this morning on that charge
had not James Connors of No. 2aa4 street APP
peared at the police station yesterday and told
how he was robbed Saturday night.
His statement was that while down town
Saturday night he met Carroll, who was q
stranger to him. and they had several drinks
together. They walked about from one place
to another until they reached Pennsylvania
avenue and 18th street, where they stopped.
While there Connors charges that Carroll
robbed him Of %, three handkerchiefs, his pipe
and tobacco, and even took his necktie from
around his neck.
When Connors made his complaint the officer
remembered that Carroll threw away neektie
while on his way to the station, but the tie was
returned to him in the station and he de-
stroyed it.
Later on the officer learned that Carroll had
assaulted a resident Of Anacostia named VIM.
Garden. The last-named person, it is claimed.
met Carroll and inquired OF him where 18th
street was.
Carroll walked with him 10 18th street and
robbed Copnors he put his hands on Garden 4
shoulder. The latter, however, objected to his
familiarity, whereupon Carroll dealt him II
severe blow on the side OF the head, knocking
him unconscious.
Carroll then ran across the avenue and some
young man cried Murder" Otiicer Weldon,
who was attracted by the cries, pursued Carroll
and had to handle him in a rough manner
before he landed him in the police station.
When these additional complaints were made
yesterday the charge changed to larceny
from the person and a charge of assault and
battery was also preferred. This morning he
was photographed for the rogues' gallery at
police headquarters.
This afternoon in the Police Court Carroll
plead guilty to the charge Of robbing Mr..
Connors and the court heard the testimony in
the assault case. In the larceny case he was
held in $1,000 bail for the grand jury and o two
months sentence was imposed for the assault.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12

Accident to Passenger Train Near Crom-
well, Conn.
HARTFORD, CoSS.. Jan. IA passenger
train leaving Middlctown at $50 this morning
over the Meriden, Waterbury and Connecticut
River railroad ran of bridge near Cromwell
and the engine and baggage car went down and
broke through the ice and into the river The
train hands were in the baggage car and they
with the conductor, engineer and fireman were
precipitated into the river. The conductor was
nearly drowned and some of the train men were
injured. No lives were lost outright. At last
accounts physicians were working over the
conductor trying to bring him to.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12
SroRRs Is RELEASED
Jndge Montgomery sustnins the P,ca fS~s
He should Not He psiiNertd On.

Jndge Montgomery sustnins the Ppca TNsf
He should Not H. Delivered Up.
In the General Term room this morning
Judge Montgomery rendered HE decision in
the case Of George NJ storrs. srrs<sed bers by
Private Detective Williams On hail piece iron
Wesschester Con-. Y, where he is charged With
libel. discharging the petitioner. Mr.. storrs
Was arrested here about three weeks since snd
through Messrs. Cook and Cole sacd out wit
OF haheas corpus. claiming that the arrest was
Illegal. and before Judge Moutcomcrv eve
bail Mr.; A. r Riddle appeared for frarsris
wanna, the surety. The hearing ~as continued
over several days. and the petitioner claiuss.d
that The papers were irregular and did rot
SHOW that there was hail piece. nor that Mr..
Williams had tho requisite authority. Ju.lrs
Montgomery sustained the position o. de t.,-
nroner, that the papers did not show a cas- in
which he should be aeiivercdn p.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12
THE IRISH SITUATION.
Mr.. O'Brien Inclined to Ask Concessions q
the McCarthyites.

MI. O'Brien Inclined to Ask Concessions Of
the McCarthyites.
Special Cable Dispatch TO The Evening Star
LONDON. Jan. 12.-Every days developments
strengthen the belief that Mr.. O'Brien has
come to the conclusion that if home rule is to
be saved the McCartbyites must stand
ready to make some concession as we'll as
Mr.. Parnell. This they at present seem disin-
clined to do. In case they should permanently
refuse to accept the temporary retirement Of
their old leader a sufficient atonement of his
sin against the decaIogue the Mccarthy organs
admit that Mr.. O'Brien will be forced to re-
main in the Parnell camp.
The reception of Messrs. Healey and Barry in
Paris was not OF cordial character, and they,
with Messrs. Mccarthy, Sexton and Condor,
returned in SO detected mood that it is doubt
fnl whether they or any others of their party
will attend any future Boulogne conferences, the
Pal Nal Gdzstte declaring in their behalf that
they have no money to spend in fittings to and
fro across the channel. Mr.. O'Brien's move
ments viii probably be decided by the result of
his expected interview with Mr.. Dillon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12
DISTRICT DAY.
But the District Got No show On the Hou.-
This Day.

nut inc District Got No show I'm the House
This Day.
Today was District day in the Honse by a..
rules. but mp to late in the afternoon even
very lively investigation would have failed 20
discover the fact Mr.. Grout and large NUM-
her Of the members OF the committee were On
hand and il vas hoped that considerable bus
ness would be transacted.
The silver pool business. however. occupied the
attention Of the House up to O'Clock. when No.
Cutchcon jumped in with the army Approprs-
alton b;l. Objection was made by Mr. Circuit and
others. and Mr.. Cuteheon explained with son.e
heat that there were five appropriation
bilir reported and yet TO be con
sldered- Pending the question u
consideration IL was moved that general debate
on the bill be limited TO one hour Mr.. Brtci.
lniidge moved 10 amend by substituting three
hours. A roll call was ordered on the amend
mcnt.
Il Is exceedingly unlikely that the District
viii get any part Of the day.
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GEN. MILES TERMS.
He Says That the Indians Must Come In at
Once.

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 12.-The Post Dispatch has
the following special: Pine Ridge agency, SD,
via Nashville, January 12.-Gen. Miles deter
mined this morning not to parley nor confer
again with the Indians and sent a messenger
to the hostiles camped at the mission stating
his terms. He said they must come into the
agency in small squads and 60 into camp on
their grounds near the friendly Indians.
1t is learned from official sources that this is
Gen. Niles final action. II the Indians no not
accept those terms Gen. Miles will go after
them and there will be fight sure.
The Indians are at the mission, six miles
away, and Father Juts made arrangements with
Gen. Miles for a conference with the chiefs this
morning.
1t is expected that the Indians will come in
today either as friends or hostiles and the con-
ference will determine which.
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OVER 20 HORSES Persisted.

Stables Of the French Amusement Company
at Chicago Burned.
CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-THE stables OF the French
Amusement Company, q travelling circus, were
burned this morning and twenty-five or thirty
horses persisted. The loss amounts to about
$4,000. Efforts to arrest the progress Of the
fire were fruitless from the start. The build
ing was formerly used for packing house by
Liddy, Nc. Nell & Liddy, and its greasy condi-
ton helped to feed the flames. While the fire
men wore heroicaliy trying to save the horses
the roof and upper floors gave way and fell to
the basement, but they escaped without injury.
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Name.
Washington Stock EXCHANGE.

Sa!es-Re9ular call -12 O'Clock m: Peoples Fire
% at 4OS. American Security and Trust Company,
at Is. Washington Loan and Trust Company,
at IS.
1857 bid. U: s. 4Hs, 1891, coupon, iesA bid. U. S.
a., registered, 1901 l21 bid, l22A asked US 4s,
coupon, 1901, !2i bid, 122k asked.
District of Columbia Bonds-Per imp 6s. 1891,
rency, ioi bid, - asked. Market stock, Is, 1892,
bid 9o-year fund, s., 1890, gold, iOs bid, asked.
Water stock, 49, 1901, currency, 123 bid, 1aS asked
so-year fund, e. gold. 1902, li5 bid Water stock,
fund, currency, li9A bid, 122 asked.
Miscellaneous BOnds-Was hington and George
town railroad 1o-4a Is, 100 bid, los asked. Wash
ington and Georgetown Railroad Convertible g..
IOd bid, asked. Masonic Hall Association, So, 1898
1913 bid. Washington Market Company, LIST mort
pany, imp. ca, - bid, IFS asked American Security
and Trust Company 100 bid, 1903 asked Washing
ton Light Infantry LIST mortgage.6s, 1904. 90 bid.
asked Washington Gas Light Company, series
Company, series B, 6, llsh bid: rs asked.
bid. 500 asked. Bank Of Republic $50 bid ss5 asked
Metropolitan go bid. 800 asked. Central, 300 bid.
Farmers and Mechanics, 1870 bid, 19s asked. Citi-
zens', 40 bid. $50 asked. Columbia, ISL bid, loo
asked. Capital. 100 bid. 1857 asked. West End IS
bid, 100 asked Traders. l2o bid121h asked Lincoln
railroad Washington and Georgetown,
80 bid 945 asked. Metropolitan li0 bid, i35 asked
Columbia, u DID, u asked CapitO, and North o
Street, 80 bid, SO asked. lexington and Soldiers'
Home, 56H bid, 90 asked. Georgetown and Ten
leytown, ~ bid. IS asked.
Insurance Stocks = Firemen's, IS bid. 5s asked.
Franklin, 80 bid. Metropolitan, SO bid. National
Union, II bid, % asked Arlington, 1865 bid us
asked. COrcoran, Is bid. Columbia, l4k bid, 10
asked. German-Amercan, les bid Potomac ssK
bid, 100 asked Riggs, s. bid, 81 asked
Peoples, On bid, 81 asked. Lincoln, 81: bid, -
asked. Commercial, { bid, ~ asked.
Title Insurance StOcks-Real Estate Title, l25
bid, ls3 asked Columbia Title, ca bid, 6:< asked.
Gas and Electric Light Washington Gas,
40.s bid, 40k asked Georgetown Gas, Is bid. U. s.
Klectric Light, l40,4 bid, 1856 asked.
Telephone Stocks-Pennsylvaria, 25 bid, asked.
Chesapeake and Potomac, 81 bid, 10 asked. Ameri-
can Graphophonc, '1lA bid liA asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks-W ashington Market Com
pany, III bid, % asked. Washington Brick Ma
chine Company, - bid, ss5 asked Great Falls Ice
rams Company, IS bid, rs asked. Pneumatic Gun
Carriage, q bid, asked. Interocean Building Com
pany, lO5 asked.
Safe Deposit and Trust Companics-National
Safe Deposit, go bid, 800 asked. washington
Safe Deposit Company. 100 bid, 1888 asked. WASH
ington LOSn and Trust Company, SIk bid 100
asked, American Security and Trust company,
69H bid. 65 asked.
Xxx. dividend.
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The Rlodgctf RroI.erfN.

Today there was placed record a deed
from J. johnson. trustee for the heirs Of bod
gert, to W. +. Snyder of Philadelphia convey
ing title for a nominal consideration Of lots a.
10 10 - and Is TO II, square So fronting on z
street between New Jersey avenue ard 9TH
street, and lot IL, block 6. lie Droit Park (the
McClelland iot), corner of Hardwood and Flor
ida avenues. A deed from Mr.. SNYDER conveys
TO the Columbia Improvement Company, in
corporated under the laws of New Jersey. the
same property, the consideration being go. 00G
and s?S0, 900 in the stock of the company.
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Bernhardt Has the Grip.

Special Cable Dispatch to The Evening Star.
PARIS, Jan. l2.-The spacious but dingy
Porte st. Martin will not be opened to the
public this evening, owing to the fact that the
Cleopatra" Of the hour, Nine. Bernhardt, has
been attacked by the grip. Should her indis-
position be prolonged another piece will be
substituted. The popular actress is Just now
absorbed IL tudying and perfecting the plans
of magn. ent mansion she proposes to
build in the neighborhood Of the Bots De
Boulogne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12

An Avalanche Descends Upon Livno, BoSntn,
with Fatal Results.
vrxxkA, Jan. Authorization received here
from serajevo, the capital Of Bosnia, show that
. serious disaster has visited Livno.
An avalanche crashed down from the-moun-
tains close by that place and number Of
houses in the town were completely buried in
the snow. The immense weight Of the snow
erushed the houses npon which 1t fell and
their occupants were buried In the ruins Of
their dwellings. Attempts were Immediately
made to recover the bodies Of the dead and to
extrica.e the living. SO far the rescuers have
succeeded in recovering the bodies OF seven
teen persons who were Crushed 70 death In
addition 10 the dead they have removed .
number of persons who are severely injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12
PARNELL TO Be SUED
His Former Associate, Dr.. Tanner,
Charges Him With Libel.
PROSPECTS OF TIE HOME RULE PARTY
Death Of Baron Haussmann, foun-
der of New Paris.
THE KANSAS SENATORSHIP.
WILL SUE PARNEL.L.

DR.. Tanner Says That the Other Has Libeled
Him in His Speeches.
LONDON, Jan. 12.-Dr. Charles D. Tanner, NJ.
f., has written letter to Parnell in which he
notifies him that he will bring suit against him
for damages. basing his claim OH the alleged
hbellous language attributed to Mr.. Parnell
when referring to DIR. Tanner during the course
of speeches made by Mr.. Parnell while recently
campaigning in North Kilkenny. In the utter
ances Dr. Ianner complains of Mr. Parnell is
said to have reflected upon the formers ability
as physician.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12
BARON HAUSSMANN DEAD.

He Demolished Old Paris and Built the
Present Beautiful City.
Special Cable Disratch to The Evening Star.
PARIS. Jan. 12.-Baron Haussman, whose
name will remain forever associated with the
architectural history of Paris, has succumbed to
the infirmities of age and died in his eighty
second year. Since he served as directory of
the credit mobelier, to which he was appointed
in 1871. and his term a member Of the
chamber Of deputies. 10 which he was elected
in 1881, he has not been prominently before
the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12
MAIllkIED.

NEGEE-CorTFR. On January :. 1891. by the
Rev. Father Dinahan. at ~. Doullnirs Church,
GEORGE FRANCIS MCGEE and JOANNA AIMS
CoTrER. both OF washington. u. G.
VAN rASS EII.-LUskEl. Al lsockyille Nd SEP
tescr .. 1880. hf the iA.sonsie 81 tire Rockville e.
Chursh, ny the psstor. ey. slr Bush flnloge III VAN
IAsSEI.L to Miss IDA C.LUskEi. 10th OF Washing
ton. C.
MooD-PADGErT. In Baltimore. Decenltsr -,
lsss0. by the Rev. Is. r. Clarkson, JOHN n. MOOD
20 ENAA PApGEfI.
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Suit Against the District,

Mary NJ. Albright, byJ. Med. Darlington,
today entered q suit against the District of Co
lumbia to recover $500 damages. She states
that November II last while walking on the
sidewalk Of 5th street between N and O, by rca-
son OF an obstruction which defendant had
allowed to remain for months, she fell and was
badly bruised and hurt and has been prevented
from following her employment of solicitor, DC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12
DISTRICT IN CONGRESS,

Hearing In the Case of the Washington
and Western Railroad.
The railway subcommittee of the House Dis
trict committee will give hearing on Wednes-
day at pm. on the proposed charter of the
Washington and Western railroad.
CHANCES IN THE W. AND q. Route.
President Hurt of the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company, with a large
and varied assortment of maps and charts,
spent some time in consultation with Senator
Mcmillan at the Capitol today in regard to the
proposed changes in the route Of the road
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12
THE POPULAR FRENCH LOAN.

Twenty Times As Much Money As Was
Wanted Offered the Government.
Paris, Jan. 12.-Though only III, 600, 900
francs were required by the new loan the cnor-
nous sum of 9, $40, OOO, 600 francs was deposited
in subscriptions. The consequence is that SUBJ
seribers for single bonds will receive only a
fractional sum and applicants for large sums
will be allotted about per cent Of the amount
applied for. Eighty-five per cent of the de-
posts viii be returned at once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12
An Assignment Made.

An assortment for the benefit Of creditors
has been made by Fannie Gasscnheimer to Sol
ONION Livir gstone of the stock of china ware,
housefurnishing goods, &C.. at 1904 7th street
northwest. Preferences are made to NJ. Soul
ley Il Co. Of 500: C. Havenner. $780, +. Green
apple, s2S5; B. Heckinger, sl75; +. NJ. Baker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12
Found Guilty of Eousebreaking

In the Criminal Court, Judge Hagner, today
Joseph Lambert, who claims that he lie a rail-
road man from Bridgeport. Conn, WAS tried for
HOUSEKEEPING and the larceny OF an oycrcoat
from the residence of Henry Rothchild Noyem-
Der IS last. He was found guilty on the count
charging the offense in the night time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12
THE NEw HEALTH LAW.
Money Needed by the Health omcer -
Carry Out Its Provisions.

Health ofiicer Townzhend addressed a letter
TO the Commissioners today requesting then
to ash. CongrcsSfor an appropriation 10 carry
out the provisions Of the Law 60 prevent W.
spread Of contagious diseases. rs the number ~
cases reported has been 50 large that the wa
OF attending to them has been done 10 the dot
rirnent OF other work Of the department. Lest
week there were scvonty-ons cases reported.
Since saturday morning eleven cases have been
reported, there being Ave CASES each of scari-s
fever and dilhtheriA and one Of mcmbrapoas
Group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12

NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. l2.-The betting on
the Dcmpsey-Fitzsimmon fight is becoming
more active. The Fitzsimmons people have
been holding ont for odds Of 10 to 2, but today
they lowered them somewhat, and several bets
Of 8 to were made for large amounts. II is
the opinion that II Fitzsimmons wins ut all he
will do 80 before many rounds are fought.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12

KEEP Up THAT RssPIsG COUGH at the peril OF
breaking down your Lanls and Throat: Father let
the aIfIcted Immediately resort at 90 Dr. ID.
Jaynels EApectorani which cures all Coughs and
Colds aud ameliorstes AL Lung Complications and
Throat Ais
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12
Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Jan. 1a.-Cotton nrna-middling,
9h. Flour duh. Wheat-s0uthern frm; FnltS,
winter red, spot 81; January, 81; Nay, l.02t Corn
-oouthern nrm; white, sAaSi; yellow, e0aSa; west
ssxsssS: steamer. SIX. Oats actise.aners Mi
southern and Pennsylvania, <ssss do western
white, Sass; do do, mixed. aA5l; graded No. 8
Hay nrm. Provisaons steady. Butter quiet Egg
stcady--fresh. 36ay7; ice house. lsais. Coifee
hrm. Sugar steady-granulated, 6y-IG Copper
active-renned, 1sxaiSx. Whisky fairly sctive.
Freights 20 Liverpool per steamer hrn. Receipts
-nour, S12s barrelg wheat, 80 bushels; corn j0,-
BALTIMORE. Jan. 1a-vRginia threes, slx bid;
Baltimore and Ohio stock. sshaS<A; Northern
Central stock, O. Cincinnati, Washington and
Baltimore nrsts, Nkas6,S; consolidated gns bonda,
lisk esked; do stock, <saAsk.
ChlcaGo 1rsEkees.
CHICAGO Jan. u {CioGiuG. -
ss{. IaslN, xay, ILsak: Lafd-Aay, 90 Rihl
-JAnnazy, 80 1svs ~
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Now is the winter of discoatens made gioriou
summer by
GRasrY.s Donn1K SroRrs.

No in trying to buy the saIns goods .or less
I.oney. >obOdy going 70 give you SIS for 81.
tune and tina. II ali yet anywhere, and IL
you wilt couiare his prices you Will where your
interUs. lles wherever you tie greatest resiuc
toiis. discounts. Sr. there you have been paying the
&c ~ Is very easy TO put on - cent and take off
H. Herr pTIsss sou can't beat:
10 " blfe far tu=s. dsotOrizEs 81. -
Atwood Art Squares. q. x} yards J. "a
3At-wOoi Az - lares TX; ysrds-----..--.- 800
AL-wcsDi. 'sxSs yarti- y -
. Extra Larry. .iTS4 yars. 10 90
:;kXtra Fine Coirtinat,on bur Rugs wnite black
All ery centers- Padded and Incl. 3. 30 lou can't
beat j.
iNery Handsome Oak Suites; regular PRICE, s95;
pr.ce. ctr Iteae will SURPRISE you. Zine Che
val suite. lo;E century. bronze trimmings. French
Pate S41-1, SOLD elseS here ssib. ttt Dinner sets
W.i.h the sets and give you. anything you
want 10 dozen Initial 1uE5lers Just received, Toe
Don't want them: 90 dozen Clear Crystal Tun-
Llers. . fer Er sod elsewhere sch. We only
Ing Washington to match them Come and see 10
Tea SETS beautiful style and eiecOrutou-ai
them want tlsen-S1-lU. 10 sets. rich gold
tscurzfion entirely nes shape. with fsstoon plates
band tbess sold eafD. only 81. 30. Fanny Cake and
fruit Plates. sc esxh- Everything lin Ware
al lowest possible prs Remember tioht pretend
10 you - - 81. bI; do say that no matter
every dollar yoa leave. No matter what you buy or
where you live will fund the money for anything
not satisfactory We fec ueItIdent upon the public
and dent PROPOSE to drive ANYBODY away. We in
VI. c. GRAsTY Double Stores
FURNITURE. CAl.PEIS. OIL CLOTH. MATING,
CHINA. GLASS, &C.
Nothing on instsIinents Everything cheap for cash
l1d
= : :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12
NEW ASSISTANT DISTRICT ArroKNks.
Hugh I. TasxArt Appointed to the Y .r~ns,
roday

The vacancy in the district attorneys ofics.
caused by the death Of Mr. Coylo. has been
Mixed by Mr.. II. 7. 1aggart, sho has been en-
gagged as special assistant in the Potomac n..s
and other cases, taking has old place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Now York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York Stock Market rel orted by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, 14l9 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12
CoHEs,s TRIMMING STORE.
90 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
1.-TWO doors south Of Fst)
Branch Of S. Cohen & Co.. Boston.

weoey to call attention TO a fresh importa-
ton Of evening Trimmings wni.h have Just
been received direct. and consist Of all the very
latest extreme novelties Of the European
markets
AL evening shades are represented in Passe-
inenteriss. with and without jeweie,i effects,
such Pink. Light Blue. Heliotrope. Mas.
Cream. &c. Aso combinations Of Silver and
Ostrich Tips IN Mais. Light Blue, Heliotrope,
kc
We ask an inspection Of these goods. as they
are noseltss such as have never been offered in
Washington before, and the prices at which
they are sold are as iov - the New York prices.
New Feather Trimming in al shades and in
dfderent widths
Fesfhar Edges in every color and different
widths and prices
We have A.so received another advance ship
Be-
Plain Black hstds zre being used 10 a large
exAras foS trin,minx Goth Suits and We have
I'll ssytes md widths
Mohzir Hercules Braid
silk Herrnles Braid
Silk President Braid
slk Soutsche hratd-
Mohar Soutaehe Braid
Ai-vool Military Braid.
Atwood Fancy Titan Braid
H., &c
Gold ana Ssiv1 Br.Ais IN all widths and best
quz.ty-
aNcoHEx I CO..
R3 LIN =. nv.