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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Ministries at the Theatre Last
Nighi.-"still Alarm"


Schillings' minsirels at the Theater
ought 10 have been In n merry mood
last night II generous box receipts and
generous applause count for anything.
There was u perfect Jam, extending
from orchestra 10 roof and hanging
over the ratings; while everybody
wanted TO be amused, and laughed
loudly nj the slightest provocation.
To speak truly the provocatlon In come
Instances was very slight Indeed
tho best jokes were venerable, and
many Of the Others were tedious and
without point. Yet II cannot be said
that on the whole the entertainment
proved disappointing. The stage sci.
ting and costumes In tho nr.t part
were n novelty IN minsircsy; anu the
"Piratcs OF Penz,ncc" lost none OF Its
charm by this revival ia the hands OF
Hcbiilina's motley crew srme1 with
trombone and lass VOL, tanbo aud
bones. The good voices Of the Mar
fagansett Quartette," Messrs. Nolan,
Dickson, Morgan and Day, were heard
to fine advantage In tue "Lifebost
tfeWS" anu the auultnVo WIN hopt
smiling by Mossrs. Crnndall and Ed.
wards, though the latter attempted too
much az TO ut last become tireeomc.
'rhc banjD and mandolin work Of Gran.
dali and Clark WAS neat ana enjoyable,
and the ridiculously funny "Policc-
mems Choruso caused the hearticat
laugh Of the night. 5chilling bimplf
lost none OF his reputation. for ingenl.
Gus musical ppecialties, and highly
clever anu artistic were toe respective
performances OF "D,ndy Chvelte,"
juggler and shadowgraphist, anu the
Leonder Brothers 10 their ststuesque
gladitoriai and acrobatic work. The
ssme company, with chang. Of pro-
gtnmme, hold the boards again TO.
night.
"sriLL ALARM"
Joseph Arthur's "5tlll Alarm" took
very well with the public Oh its PIE.
senlation ia this city about two years
aaO. Tomorrow It begins three
nlghts' season and matinee on Hatur.
day, Mt tho rhcater, and 1t will no
doubt attract a full Attendance. The
chief attraction will probably DO Little
Tuesday, whose fame already has gone
tiar aud wide.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-23
Mayor. This motion carried after
numerous attempts to defeat u.
pxrEHsros OF fRAScHrsEs.

numerous attempts W heics' We
EXTENSION OF rHANcHisEs.
The Salt Lake city Railway and
Rapid rransit sent In communica.
ton In which they Jointly represented
that contemplated street improve
ments would make their expenses fsr
beyond their income. Eor THIS anu
other reasons they asked ior an extern
,ion Of all franchises granted TO them
for period OF twenty years Com
nlitteo on improvements.
yoLLASD's "AurHoBfTY" REsoLU-
TIOs.
Follsud,s resolution introd uced at
last meeting providing that tue street
supervisor only do WORT NJ the IN
stance OF a majority OF the members
Of the street department, was on mo-
lion OF Moran, laid on the table indeu-
nitely.
ALSO TABLED IsDErISiTELY.
Wantland made tbe following mo-
lion which was also laid on the table
indefinitely.
That the resolution DO referred TO a
.pecIal committee Of i've with u request
10 said committee to report TO the Council
. comprehensive method To DO followed
by all departments covering tho ordering
,i material and work and approval OF
pay rolls and vouchers.
SPEED REGULATING ORDINANCE.
An ordinance regulating the speed OF
teams 70 DO driven and street cars ope-
rated across streets was read the first
time and laid on the table until next
meeting.
THE MAYORS SEWER PUMP PUR-
CHASE VETO.
The mayors veto OF the proposed
sewer pump purchase published In
full IN the NEWS on Saturday evening
last came up aud was discussed pro and
con for full hour after which the
matter was declared not properly be.
fore the Council for the reason that the
mayor had failed 10 return the com.
mittee's report with the veto.
APPROPRIATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-23

Chop yonr cold meat fine, Acald twice
as much bread and when drained dry
MIX with the meat Pat over the FIRE,
adding pepper, salt, butter and enough
cream or milk to make all colt. When
hot it Is ready toserve!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-23
mnr 90 m o.lilnr c1ael...

A good preparation consists u whit
Ing mixed 70 the right consistency with
glue water. Calciuod plaster aud water
answer the same purpose.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-23
"sriLL ALARM"
WONDERLAND.

With the week commencing tomor.
row, the public is invited to enjoy ihe
performances OF tho new stock COM
pany. This management OF tho place
have secured some good talent anu
equipped the stage with new scenery
anu offer respectable entertainments.
Tho features In the cutlo hall aud
Bljou thcater are numerous mud inter.
eeting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-23

The onion has u virtue 10 which thou.
sands OF people will swear. This is It's
ability 10 ward OH attacks OF malaria in
amy form, and 10 cure cases ~ rapidly
as the strongest doses Of quinine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-23

Moision a sponge with oil OF turpen
tine or spirits OF wine and rub the frame
lightly, letting 1t dry by Itself.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-23

How to whiisn the Finger salts.
Rub them at night with freshly cnt
piece Of lemon and wash 1t of In warm
va. ~. 80. morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

The death this morning Of Gen. NJ. C. Meigs
removes a conspicuous figure from the local as
well as national stage of action. The old army
had no more devoted officer. Among the
achievements that give Gen. Meigs prominent
place among the great engineers of the United
States army are the bridge over Cabin John =
run near this city. the finest single arch in the
world spanning any stream, and the introduce
ton Of Potomac water into the District for
public, domestic and other uses. The services
of Gen. Meigs as quartermaster general during
the late war were simply incalculable. For a
long and critical period all the supplies for the
men in the field were forwarded under his di-
rectiOn, and his efficiency at this important
post was a matter of general congratulation
then and afterward- Gen. Megs has SO long
been identified with the republics capital that
the people of Washington regard his death as
local loss In an important sense. THE STAR pre-
sents elsewhere a full account of the life and
public services Of this eminent, able and up
right man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

IL is said to be the intention Of Gov. Hill and
other New York democrats to cause the
present New York legislature to choose the
presidential electors instead Of pursuing the
customary method Of popular election The
decision Of the state court of appeals as inter-
preted or mIsinterpreted by the board Of can
vassers may give the democrats both branches
Of the legislature in New York, but the fact re-
mains that in ali of the contested districts
a majority Of the people voted for republican
senator's legislature constituted in this way
and casting the electoral vote which might de-
eide the presidential contest would IN the iudg-
ment Of a majority of the people without re-
gard to party be an iniquity. That the people
of New York under the Constitution Of the
United States have the right to cast their votes
for President and Vice President IN any man
ner they may see fit not Incompatible with the
institutions of the state and the republic Is adj
mitted- But such procedure as that sug-
gested as contemplated IL revolving to the sense
Of American fair play. The issue was not
defined before the recent election. The legis-
lature was not elected for any such purpose.
Ii would be to all moral intent the same rs pass
ing an ex post facto law to enact a statute pro-
viding for the casting Of the electoral vote of
the state by the legislature With all his bold
ness and his presidential yearnings Gov. Hill
would hardly venture in this manner to chal-
lenge public opinion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

Contemplating such possibilities as have been
afforded within a twelye-month it would seem
that every existing disability of e1-confederate
officers from service in the army and navy
should be removed II there had been war
with Italy last year or if there should be war
with Chile this year a confident reliance on the
yalOr, skill, patriotism and experience of the
younger of these survivors Of the rebellion
would not have been or would not be in vain.
Senator Daniels bill to repeal the statute pro-
hIbiting such service Is timely and should not
be overlooked In the work OF the session. The
penalties Of the war period have had such effect
was desired for twenty-six years. Neither
public safety nor national feeling longer
requires the enforcement Of these penalties.
which, In view Of the removal Of the other war
disabilities, have become illogical and incon-
slstent-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

The NorwegIans have improved upon the
Gothenburg system of drink regulation. re-
Gently explained IN The STAR The Swedish
plan workti well in that neither the society
owning the plant under law nor the managers
who were to carry out the system were
interested in the immoderate sale of
spirits- But the city authorities and
rate payers where it was enforced were
benefited, and the system was modified
In Norway by applying the surplus over actual
expense Of operation to the funds of deserving
charities rather than, as in the Gothenburg
system, to the reduction of public burdens.
Purity Of motive in dealing with the drink evil
is thus assured. There is no incentive to in
crease the number Of places at which fiery po-
tiors can be obtained The result: has been
gratifying, for since the law passed in 1871 the
sale Of ardent spirits has been largely reduced
and drunkenness, hitherto a vice of alarming
proportions, has received what an English Pc
Tiocical calls q staggering blow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02
MoSpAr,s BrIL Or FAnK
HE PALA1s RorAL

"A ANDkERcHrEfs-D Dainty novelties expressly
imported for the New Year receptions &C. Of lace
from u to $3.50 each; of finest linen. hand-em-
broidered. 81 10 81 so each Thousands % tAem On
erA'bi''on EOndav. @Aen you may e'asm 10 per eeat
discount.
n BARGAIN.-5o doren very Sheer Linen Lawn
Handkerchief with scalloped and embroidered Dor
defs at only Soc each. SO superior are these late ar
rivals that those previously in stock marked Soc are
now reduced to soc each.
NEDrcED PRICES are also quoted for Initial
Handkerchefs. Ladies' and Mems Pure Linen Hand.
kerehiefs reduced from 25c. TO lac each Only inn
tiais b. +. J. n. p. Mems japanese SILK Handker-
chiefs reduced from esc. to s9c each Only initials
A. B. F. J, K. NJ NPw
>EcKWEAR-B Black Brussels Net Piea.ins. ~ incAe.
wide is to be much used for necls and sleeves also
Tor 'aoots Mondays price attraction is 29c yard
Regular price. s. cents.
The 81 double row Chiffon Rufnns for only psc
yard There is actually yards OF material to every
yard Of this rung. whcli artistically embroidered
in all co.ors.
0EwELRY.-cuJ Jet and Gu, silver Hair Ornaments
Just from Paris. Prices range from ell So to IS each
collection Of which very proud. Warranted
i4-sarat gold Neck Chains for s4as. Lockets for
SASS Those of rolled gold. warranted not to tarnsh,
are here from 9Sc. to sl9s each. II you will learn
jewelers. PRICES for identical goods you will better
preciate Palais Royal prices.
AAoSlERf.-These pure Silk Hose in all evening and
leather shades plain. el 9S ribbed So 9s. These are
picked out for mention because extraordinary value
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02
AT

We have put our INFANTS UNDERWEAR DE.
PARTMENT in order-new-and fresh-for the new
year. Somebody 10 continually making somethins
worfhy-snd We arc not content il we do not have Il to
SHOW So You will ind more in variety than Won
have seen before. This 10 our new Department Inn,
me people feli' right into the way Of coming here
coincidence grows by keeping MP our end O, the lima
"hat We take hold of gets unrenittn attention.
success must come II has
you Ike to look at art neetlework you will I'm an
eolection in this stock. We want you to ook
III. customers are made in that way-snd we wan,
your trade-f We deserve We are sure our
IN stocR ana price must impress you favorably Other
people quote prices. We going to. Compare the
markings and the qualities Can bs no onas, on -.
your best interests lie then
INFANTS CAMBRIA AND NAINsooK
SLIPS fresh cu:"-trimmed with Ham.
burg-39c.. 55c.. 79c.. SIC. and 9sc
INFANTS ENGLISH NAINSOOK
SLIPS. finished with tucks box plsits.
Hamburg insertion and ruffies-esc to
S3.gS.
INFANTS FINE FRENCH NAINsooK
ROBES. yoke. back and front OF drawn
work. sleeves to match. deep hem and
trimmed with Valenciennes lace-s3 a5to
e6.4s.
INFANTS AND CHIIDREN's SILK
AND LACE RoBES-s6 4s. s6.es. slo,
S12 and Sl6.
CHILDREN's LoNsDALE CAMBRIA
AND NAINSoOK DRESSES. with cluster
TUCK or Gretchen waists. skirts with
hens or tucks finished with embroidery Or
feather stitching-6Sc. to S19S.
CHILDREN'S English NAlNSOOX
DRESSES, with Hamburg insertion. With
or without tucks in skirt. yoke back and
front. neck and sleeves edged with Han-
burg ruffies-sl. - to $36s.
CHlLDREN'S FRENCH NAINsOOK
DRESSES, with drawn work and feather
stitched Gretchen waists. deep henstitched
hem neck and sleeves trimmed with lace
Sass
INFANTS LONG NAINsooK and
CAMBRIC SKIRTS trimmed in q score Of
pstterns--5Oc to s2.98
INFANTS LONG and SHORT FLAN-
MEL SKIRTS-piain feather stitched Or en-
broidered-$l to SO. IL.
INFANTS FLANNEL BANDs-25c. and
SOC.
INFANTS MERINo sHlRTs.-3sc. to
75c.
INFANTS SILK SHIRTS-sl.5o.
INFANTS EMBROIDERED FLANNEL
and CASHMERE SHAwLS-Sl to S4.5c
INFANTS HAND-KNIT BooTIES. in
proper colors-10c. to Csc. Silk ones
Sl.25.
CHILDREN'S CASHMERE CoATs-aM
sizes-$3. 75 to s7.4s
INFANTS LONG CoATs-s4.9s to
IS 9s.
CHILDREN's HAND-KN1r sAcoUEs-
39c. &c.. Soc.. 9Sc.. Sl15. Sl.25 and
sl9s.
INFANTS FLANNEL and CASHMERE
sACQCEs. Hastily embroidered In becoming
colors-aSc. to B.. 9S.
INFANTS CAPS, in crepe d'chine. ben
galine and China silk-Sl. 81 to "a.
INFANTS w0RSTEO and ANGORA
CAPS-5Oc. and 81. 30
KNEE LEGGINS-6Sc and &c.
DRAWER LEGGINS-S0c and CSC.
WHITE AND BLACK MITTs-25c.
WHITE MITTS. with kiderdown tops
29c.
CHILDREN'S TABLE BIBS-2 for &c
INFANTS HAND EMBROIDERED
BlBS-l9c to Csc.
FASCINATORS-all style-JOc. to el21
What can you want for the Baby that Is not here!
That is the beauty Of being in this ine-you don't
need to shop around for this that. We have under
taken the task Of furnishing Infants and Childrens
wardrobes-and enter into the endeavor thoroughly
equipped See If We do not.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

Is again the lucky Kansas senatorial letter.
In retaining her place In the senatorial alpha
bet Kansas keeps congressional experience in
the fore front Senator Perkins, having served
several terms IN the House with great aecepta-
bliiiy. Will maAe q worthy successor OF Senator
Plumb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

A mans life was saved. in Lincoln. Pa, by a
harm onica which kept bullet from going far
ther than the vest pocket 1t is only right that
an instruments which has made 50 many lives
miserable should occasionally be the means of
preserving one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

The favor in which Bismarck is held by the
Masses IN Germany is pretty good evidence
that retirement from public life is pretty
reliable method of hanging on to popularity
BONE VI our theatrical stars should have tried
% long since.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

The reproduction Of the design for the new
post office, as published in The STAR, has met
with general approval In the majority OF
cases the public buildings of Washington are,
a. they should be, things Of beauty. 1t is a
matter OF satisfaction to the public, who are
the real sufferers when architectural short-com-
ing occur, to feel that the post office building
l. TO be a structure worthy OF its purpose and
location.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

Inc confession that America has no poet suit
able for world fair purposes Is a Illuminating
one IL is especially hesr,rending to the sew
erai thousand verse-yendOrs who appear in the
magazines aid other publications
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

That Washington Is going to be convention
city in 1872 well as 1t was in the wear lust
ended appears from the start that will be taken
In the fret quarter Of January, when several
Industrial societies will convene here In animal
session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

The report that the Cheyennes are once
more ghost dancing should not create any
general dlsmAy. The indications are now that
they do that sort of thing merely for the pur-
pose Of keeping warm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

The death OF Gen Meigs adds another TO the
INST OF the grips victims. The malady spares
no one Its attacks are : insidious as thew are
wide sweeping The present season is one tina,
demands extraordinary sanitary precau,ion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

Governor Humphrey of Kansas will now have
an opportunity to take some mueh-neeaed re-
pose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

Adeiina Patti has arrived and the financiers
are specuiaiing as to the coming money expor-
tAtloE from this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

The strictly temperance New Year reception
Is the one that is most appreciated the day
after.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

One OF MIR Springer's first steps will be to
get his fingers into Mr.. Mckinley 9 wool.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02
cry DEslnAhlEr

That Ia what you will say npon s~Ains thsae
things. II is golden opportunity for Judi
oious buysrs-sconomical Housewives. We
bought then. for little. we've marked then. to
sell accordingly. You'll find them very con-
yOu proinptly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02
TEE PauDEsr HousEKErprR

TEE PauDEsr HousEKErprR
WITH LIMITED MEANS CAN FIND 80
BETTER OPPORTUNITY THAN THE
PRESENT. NOR MORE CONVENIENT
METHOD THAN DUB
CREDIT
PRESENTS FOR ADDING TO THE CON-
FORT OF HERSELF AND FAMILY. DUR
ING THE FEW WEEKS PREVIOUS TO
SPRING HOUSE CLEANING ONLY AsMALL
PORTION OF YOUR WEEKLY OR MONTHLY
SAVINGS IS REQUIRED TO FILL YOUR
HOMES WITH DOMESTIC SWEETS. THE
BURDEN BEING BORNE BY US. THE I'M
MEDIATE BENEFIT BEING YOURS.
OUR FLOORS ARE REPLETE WITH A
HANDSOME LINE OF PARLOR AND BED
ROOM FURNITURE. CARPETS. STOVES.
DRAPERIEs. BUFFETs. wARDRoBEs.
TOILET SETS, FANCY ROCKERS. ESCRI-
TORRES. CHINA CLOSETS, COUCHEs.
FOLDING BEDS. BOOKCASES. EAsELs
AND WORKS OF ART. ALL SOLD UPON
EXTENDED CREDIT. COMPETING WITH
THE PRICES OF STRICTLY CASH
HOUSES.
HOUSE HERRMASN'S
CASH AND CREDIT PARLoRa
OH. els. U2l AND 923 9TH ST.
AND
1aS On AND o31 MASS. AVE n. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

Prevention by preparation is better than war
without preparation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02
Dress Goops AND TnrMMrsss.
evening tints in the following:

The correct evening tints in the following:
CHINA SILKS, full % inches wide and guaranteed
superior to the silks usually sold at Soc. yard.
here at only SOC. yard.
JAP. sILKS-Superior Quality Figured Japanese
Silks, in Cream only. q inches wide. Only u a
yard.
FAILLE-The graceful draping and delicately
shaded Faille Franchise Silks 81 to 81 So yard
RHADAME-Known as Satin Rhadame. 81 to q. 80
a yard Qualities for the prices that will be recog-
nized by connosseurs superior.
MORE SILKS are to be correct for 90 Our prices
81. % to .25. We have made the attempt to have
the best for the prices these odtme fayorites
are again 10 engage your attention.
RRoCADEs-75c. to sl.s9. the price extremes
Descriptions more apt to mislead than otherwise
We request you to ask to be shown these goods
CREPEs-we shall be able for a short time to offer
75c. and 81 qualities for only SOC. ADD Csc. re-
spectiyely. For short time because we cannot obtain
more at the prices
WOOL FABRICS-C Cashmere. Henrietta and Nuns
Yelling only Soc yard. Crepon at IS and Hen
rietta at Sc yard We ask critical inspection. Note
qualities and colors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

Fon TIE Fnsr Or OuR 6 DAYS
REMNANT CLEANING SALE. which We will
INAUG RATE MONDAY. We will offer the
following BARGAINS in DRESS FABRICS. many
of which are nArked at less than HALF the
original price. In fact. all Of them are RE-
DUCLD to RIDlCULOUsLYL LOW PRICES
8 HALF PIECES Or BLACK SERGE.
with White side hand. ALL WOOL which We
have been selling TOT = / AID 81 20 yd REM
NANT PRICE,
SOC. yp.
guards 42-in. BLACK and GRAY STRIPE
CAMEL'S HAIR. Former price. 81. 10
REMNANr PRICE. 50 I-r piece.
YARDS 42-INCH BLACK BRoADCLOTH
NOVELTY. Former price, 50. REMNANT
PRICE.
YARDS 42-INCH DIAGONAL, ALL
WOOL Former price. IS. IS REMNANT
PRICE.
S.. % per piece.
90 YARDS ALI-WOOL CREPE CLOTH.
"inches wide Former price, S.44. REM
MANI PRICE. s5,s,D,scs
YARDS 42-INCH ALL-wooL CREPE
CLOTH. Former price. u. 10. REMNANT
PRICE.
~. XAnDs ltiiSes g. s ESs;i Az WOOL.
e. YARDS sEkHE, . INCHES WIDE.
Former price, - a., h nei Gsss PRICE.
BARGAINS at COkkESPoNDINGLY Low
ook in the Sunday papers for the AN.
NOUNCEMENT Oi our ANNUAL JANUARY
OIeIihs Of LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

"Tur MoxuxrsrAL-
aS5 AND go ST NV.
FINE MILLINERY. cuoAks. HosIKsr.
GLOVES. &c
OUR ANNUAL DISCOUNT sALE
special dscoun. Of from TO 70 Ter cen, viii h.
allowed al purchases made from MS this week.
Everything in tie variou. departments Of the store
will be sod subject TO this redaction.
AGREAT SALE OF WRAPS.
LADIES. MISSES AND cHILDREN's GARNENrs
ATA SACRIFICE
To make room for our Annual Muslin Underwear
Sale. which takes place MONDAY. JANUARY T. We
compeee reduce stsck. consisting Of about
800 garments. and positively saouace IT,
LOT l-IAdies Black sad Colorei Plain ana DiAron.l
Cheviot Refers. were e.. ........ Nov o. as
LOT 2-Hne cheviot and BrOsdcloth Jackets tailor
made. were sl5......................No Nov SIS
LOT 3-1he choice of No~mArkets. e.. Chidren'.
Gretchens. from 2 60 o years......... At 81 ~
LOT 4-Eesan; Fur trimmed Refers. were
cls.................---.- AT sll.sS
LOT 5-Plush Jackets. Your choice. ..-..........sS
CLOSING PRICES IN FURs
shoulder Capes and Nuns at about one half the
former prices
Children's and Misses GossAmers eresI a. atoan.
Continuation Of our Great Sale OF Trimmed Hats,
from g.. So upward.
Continuation Of cur Great Sale Of Un,rimmed Hats.
from &c. upward.
Continuation CT Great Sale OF Ribbons. velvets
Plush, &c.
Continuation Of our Great Sale OF Handkerchief.
fnrs Hosiery. Underwear. Corsets Umbrellas, Dolls.
&c.
HEADQUARTERS FOR KID GLOVES
Genuine Foster Gloves. with the celebrated Foster
hooks Genuine T. and p. Gloves. Genuine Paris
Gloves, Genuine Monumental Gloves and the very
best French Gloves Tor Ladies. Gents and Cllildren
Evening Gloves from IL, 10. aO-bu;ton I.nsth.
We guarAntee aud 1t them your hand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02
DAINTY CHALLIES.

All Creams. 100 different
designs. preitier than ever
the fac-simile Of new
French patterns. Make
Lovely Tea Gowns Tor
house or Hand
some street Clc
Dresses ......- Il ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02
REDUCED Prices.

Paris Robes reduced from SIS to s12. SO and from
els to esq. Only nine Of them. but they in
clude the choice tufted cancels hair and other
sive novelties
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