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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-13


plausa After tho drilling was over the ladies
came upon the door with their escorts and In
duiged in dancing for several hours. The
music, as usual, was furnished by the First
Regiment band. and il was OF the most excel
lent kind. At the drill the battalion was re-
viewed by Col. J. A. Hatfieli !, of the brigad:er
generals stat and Lieut.. Herman Chaplin, of
the regfmental staff During the drill for .
time the battalion was put under the command
OF Capt 1. 8. Booth, Of Company B, who put
the men through the loadings and frings in q
fine manner. The number Of men in line was
very satisfactory. Company had thirty-six, B
thirty and D twenty-eight men. was Com
manded by Capt Ingraham, by Capt Booth
and D by sieut Saum. The National Guard
men here are more than elated over the election
of John II. McGraw. Mr.. McGraw having been
militia man himself, understands fully what
the men want and they feel that Gov. Ferry's
policy of doing fairly by the boys in blue win
be maintained by Gov. McGraw as the new
commander-n-chiei of the Washington Ma
uonal Guard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-13

Yachting caps in all colors only Csc; ladies'
soft crushed felt hats, 75c and IL The Bon
Marche Front and Cedar streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19
The action Of New York concerning electro

The action Of New York concerning electro
cution is OF much interest to the country gen.
orally. II il safe TO say that if this method OF
capital punishment is allowed to stand in that
state it viii be generally adopted If the su hor-
tiles decide. as is now proposed in the state
legislature. TO return to hanging the public
prejudice against a departure from custom
elsewhere will be encouraged. 1t has been
argued with good deal Of earnestness that
this use Of electricity will throw stigma over
electrical interests in general and electric iight
companies have been the most persistent OPP
ponents of the electrOcTiion law. But not all
the electricians take this view of the matter.
Electricity is of the sensible opinion that cleo
fricity is NO more affected in its use for other
purposes by this use than the rope Is
by its employment in execution by hanging
Electricity, in an editorial which may be ac-
cepted as unbiased as well rs intellIgentIy
formed, gives voice to the general impression
that return to hanging would be backward
step toward bsrbarism. 1t says;
The reports which have come to US through
the daily press in regard to the electrical
executions which have already taken place
20 to show that death has been almost
instantaneous in every case While this has
been disputed by a few witnesses, almost all
have conceded that loss of consciousness has
followed Immediately on the application Of the
current The muscular action which has been
noticed cannot for moment be attributed TO
any consciousness on the part of the criminal
1t is purely a reflex nervous action which can
be reproduced Dy applying a current to the
nerves of an animal which has been lead for
some time; in fact a most vigorous muscular
action can be set up in a dead body IN this way.
On the other hand. what is The case
On regard to the executions on the gallows!
Here death seldom occurs under seven or eight
minutes and IL Is sometimes delayed until
twelve or fifteen, and 1t must be caused either
BY strangGlation by breaking the neck of
the condemned. In the latter case conscious
ness is lost almost Immediately. and death Is
probably painless. liz the case where il occurs
by strangu.stiOn, which II does in most in
stances. death takes place slowly, and con-
seriousness is maintained for a period of sew
eral minutes. An instance OF this may be re-
called in the case of the Chicago anarchist
Parsons, and no more revolving scene can be
imagined than his execution on the gal
lows The cap slipped from his face, and for
three or four minutes his suffering was plainly
depicted on his face and Was also shown by his
violent eontOrtions. Contrast this with the
present mode of execution. and 1T seems that
any question to the desirabili;y between the
two methods can hardly arise. and it appears
70 Us that Mr.. Stein IN trying TO repeal this act
has allowed his feelings of repugnance. under
the impressions Of the moment, to get the bet
Ser OF his ealmer Judgment"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19

One OF the finest possibilities Of university
extension in the United States is in the aid it
will give to ambitions workingmen. The Feder-
alton Of Labor. with perhaps other organiza-
tions of labor, has. through the endeavors of
some leading minds. under taken to press the
importance of the subject upon the people in
terested directly. Following Mr.. Maguire's
eloquent speech at the national conference of
university extension the Philadelphia workmen
have started a movement looking to the estab-
Iishment Of centers for the extension study
Of political economy. This course might well
be supplemented by one on American and
British history. second on the industrial
movement FROM the most ancient. times to the
present, = third on sociology and perhaps a
fourth on comparative politics, giving the
origins Of government and the progress Of free
institutions among the Aryan peoples. Such
broad instruction would do a great deal to
solidify the just demands Of labor and restrain
the impetuosity of the rasher but well-meaning
Spirits II cannot fail to have the effect Of
bringing labor and capital to better under
Standing of the matters in controversy between
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19

The iong-expected resignation of Chancellor
CapriSl has taken place, The occasion might
have been something elte. bit as a matter of
TACT II was the education bill which the kaiser
wanted modified. but the minister desired to
have stand without amendment The kaiser
has always seemed to be attached to Caprivi
and Capriyi has undoubtedly always been
much attached to the kaiser. The latter's at
tAehmen.s probably are no lie eper in any case
than the Imperial #kim of the moment and
the supposed imperial interest. II the sue
cessor Of Capriyi, the late Finance Minister
Miguel. shall have better hold on the
kaiser Affections than his predecessors have
had 1T Is not likely that he will End in the office
bed Of roses. unless il be bed Of roses with
al the thOrns left on them The kaiser's scrofu-
lous ear diseommodes Germany as well as the
kaiser
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19
LAcrs AT SPECIAL PR1Crs.

properly appreciate the special prices you must
have idea of the magnitude and variety Of the
Paais Royals late importations and k1W Of the quail
ties O6ered at the prices
For instance: Here the Bow-knot Drapery Nets
OF Black Chantiy lace at IS. of quality that will
cost you 81. IS yard elsewhere. The companion
demi-founcing is marked Soc, but may be claimed
during this safe at &sc q yard. WE KNOW that such
quality elsewhere IL Soc yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19
sPECIALTIEs AT OUR
'To1LEr DEPARTMENT.

k-PINT BOTTLES OF BEST AMMO
MATED BAY Rum. FORMER PRICE. Csc.
SPECIAL PRICE. lie. PER BOTTLE
EAsTMAN's LARGE SIZE FLORIDA Wa
TER. FORMER PRICE. 4sc. SPECIAL
PRICE. 39c. PER BOTTLE
EASTMAN'S VERY BEST TOILET SOAP,
IN ALL DOORS. ONLY pc. PER CAKE
OUR REGULAR 9Sc. FANCY BOTTLES
OF COLOGNE. ONLY SOC. PER BOTTLE.
HoYTs GENUINE GERMAN COLOGNE.
ONLY PC. PER BOTTLE
BEST TRIPLE EXTRACT OF BLUE
BELLS. ONLY Ice PER OUNCE
PoNZoNINA. THE BEST COMPLEXION
TONIC. ONLY Soc PER BOTTLE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19

Perhaps it has not occurred to pug;lists that
they could facilitate their business by the en-
S1symsss Of stenogrsphera
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19

The American colony In Europe seem bent
On scandalizing the age in which they flourish
With such tropical rankness-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19

II Emperor William WAS not mentally unbal
snced originally, he is having enough perplsx-
fly to warrant his becoming so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19

The bill for remodeling and maintaining the
bathing beach Is expected to receive active at
ten'ion- 1t project that is worthy of care
ful consideration The demand for the beach
has existed for a long time, aud now that the
enterprise is well on lite feet il should be en-
Ooursged-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19

A Kentucky journal agitates the race ques-
Aon In an insidious roundabout way by calling
attention to the hen roost depredauons that are
taking place south Of the Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19

There is no danger OF Hills dropping into
obscurity. His enemies efec;ualiy remove any
such danger ~ that from his path.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19

As the certainty Of the guilt of the convicted
murderers Helm and Dye w2s so veil es,ab-
hshed that they could not possibly escape the
penalty a:a1ed to the commission o. SO heinous
. crime. the Virginia mob might well have per-
nitted the law to take its course. Lynch law
seldom aids law, but frequently obstructs it
One case o. mob exec ution GemoraIizes a whole
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS feuds among neigh
bOrs and taking away pubic respect for law
aud order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19

Notwithstanding the reported efforts to boss
their decision the House committee on cleo
sons have decided in the lsL, Of tie testimony
N the case and In accordance with tbs indi-
vidusi Condolences Of the members By an al
most unanimous vote to unseat Mr. Rockwell.
democrat, and seat Mr.. Moves. republican, in
the New York contested election case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19

Prom the calls FOR LAcFs every new .r-,,.
must be planned TO hAns with them 1N.a..,-
suspected as mnoh-so did We. They have c-.,,.a.
host OF ffesh cf-ects-snd NE have bs,r.a -
oouh'nniiy IN Nsrie,y-bui sparinSly in ouap,,,,
That all heirs to keep you- personal So. -.
Win eopHeAtes few anal far between They h,v. t-.,
coming in In Eenerou. attachments ,n,p :, a.
time we can call the assortment .,.,u, $500.
choice nOr will he IRON among az TN. ..l,,... =,
terms
We are here ss much 10 show a. 20 sell R.,,-.
touch OF" your costumes look thee p.,,.ra, o,.r
and see IL there 10 not something that VII x,,, Va.
better effect than you had though, Of
We have all sOrts-for trimming ana On, ,D,,,,t.
gowns. They have been collected by LACE -,r.,,-
from the leading LACE wurker. Of III. world o., -,
auansed with these new pattern. Her, 4, am ,.,,-.
duction;
4s-inch BLACK DRAPEky NFrs, An .cs.
sfriPes and q hsp Z ., . g e : yard.
4s,sSh ts ssie IA rose. Srrs-c,0..,
ss,inch BtsSk SohrssrLIxE p,sorr.
he, ssheS n s'sPsa NIT A yard
ss:psrrc1dered In figures and strtpes-sl.2 Is 70
,2slneh RAINBOW STRIPED GRESA.
piNhsAsi; S saa t,rd ,,,,,->,,,...
bro,d.r,d in hg ares and sirlpss- 81 Is 10 o. 90
4Sinch coLoRED GRENADINES. IN s,r.pss
ana spots-Sl 70 70 e. yard.
2t-inch cohDEp CiiEPEs. IN daylight and
gasl ght shades-sl.5O
2t-inch GRIPPE DCHINE in Brown. Navy
Bas. cardinal, Cream. White aud the deiics,.
t sEIeE ana WHITE POINT pTRELASD
fSarS, .n az widths ,sh 49,, a. ,,
PPoS;kkTIa' F9lSf ARR fS% !, ,foisT sszE
ESNts, osihS TsL r akpacl .n S ki.sSk
GhthfsatttL.1i. s9lkpoNkk MIIANEsE,
LaSts. Mldths 70 suii-Ir difto.
BLACK POINT d IRA AND sflk Lace
;dthsp NJ TO - ysrd;
ante and Iarty" cosor.-sl yard
EMBku fDEREp CHIFFON edsea in Black.
Srean. flnk, Blue. ac. Mats. Cardinal. Nile
ota nhd 90 $3.50. 20 t-,c. yard.
CHIFFON RLFFLtNGs IN wnite Rlsrk
yard
We have no room for any but the choicest parterns
nor any patience with the common kinds II ne had.
But the best cheapest herr You are s.fe IN sppy-
Ing that truth to every line in this family stor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19

Or. Porier's opinion. presented to the CEN
sus committee Of the House. that permanent
bureau is the oaly means of securing salts
factory count should have a great deal of
weight 1t comes from a man who il in a posi-
ton 10 know exactly what he is talking about
The sentiment IN favor of the permanent
bureau 10 grsa; and rapidly increasing 1t is
ths only means Of securing satisfactory returns
Tor the money ex expended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19
RArrs ExrrnpRrsK.
124l 11th st. AZ

RArrs ExrrnpRrs..
1a4l 1ish d. AZ
Oun ANNIVERSARY SALE
Has crowned a. with succ<sa Pricss
the fairest you have ever known-
WE GUARANTEE PROFIT AND
pleasure to every customer. PROFIT
becsuse our prices viii PROVE post
tive SAVING to the buyer: pleasure
because our goods cannot fail 70
please in quality ands,yi&
1900 yards Cashmere. loke Our price. SIC.
1000 yards Bedford Oords. lSc. Our price. SIC.
1000 yards Llama Cloth l5c Our price. INC.
2.ooo yards Figured Organizes. 1Sc. Our price.
SIC.
1900 yards Striped Muiis fsc Our price. SIC.
1000 yards odd lot Ginghans and sstnes. l5c- Our
price. &c
WE HAVE GLORIOUS NEWS
for those that were not fortunate
enough to get
81 GroRrA UMBRELLAS
Al our anniversary s.ls-that vsrS
csivsd 100 more today
$50.
50 dos. Shoppers Half Hose for men. doutie soies
2dc- Our price, l2sc.
SO doz- Ladies' Jersey Ribbed vssss. PIC Our
price. Sc.
25 doz. Childrens Jssey Ribbed vssts I5c our
price. &c.
Is dos. Ladies' Isle Hose. 25c Our price. I2s.c.
MODES. TAss AND Dams
50. ~. eac pado window shadas To close. 4ec.
Ladies' Hand-tarn Shoes. Z. 6. and opera, az So
Our price. sl.49
BOYS Lace Balls. o.. 25. Our Price. soc.
SO doE- Roush and Ready Sailors, 25c. Our price
I2sc.
10 pieces SILK Velvet. sac Our price. 2oc.
WE HAVE ALL THE ADVANCE STYLES IN
SPRING MILLINERY.
OUR OPENING WILL BE AN
hounced shortly. Mise Mamie Do
ing. late Of Lord Taylor's. will be
pleased to show any who may call
the leading Novelties aud Styles in
Trimmed HatA
RArrs ExrrRrRIsr.
1911 18th st. Sc,
mh19-2t Leader Of Low Prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19
CONTINUED from Column to the letr.)
BR,C-A.BRAc BARaA1xs.
COMPRISING
BARGAINS Or A LIFE TIME.

1T seldom thatths aristocrats of the Brica-Brac
world to be disposed Of prices that belong to the
common herd. The bargains Of life time at the
Paais Royal. Little and Monster Urns. Vases. &C..
in rare designs from the famed poteries Of the world
Only about 800 pieces. fhst the oems OF the eoec
ton must De looked Tes Monday. To facilitate the
selling we have divided the stock lots not very par
ticuar to dollar the worth Of each. hint to
coaaoissenss.
LOT l-Choice for So 9S
No eIaeeeraton state that pieces worth from so
to s15 are in this lot.
LOT A-Choice for q 9S.
Somewhat smaller and vases but Just as fne
wares as in above lot.
Some particularly beautiful specimens of Royal IVES.
terra, Trellis. Adderly and Maioiica ware.
LOT 3-choiee for a.
Royal Leicester the sister ware to Royal Worcester
both the leading potteries of England These large
vases &c. at 81 certainly never before retasd
under SO. - and IS each.
LOT 4-Choice for SOC.
Royal leicester and other are in this lot The
price will be bes. appreciated BY those who are con-
noisseurs.
LOT O-choice for 1sc.
We dare not claim much for 19, vases in an adver-
tsement You wouldn't believe the printers type but
you ,rfA your o,cn eyes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19

The anarchist element In BerIin and Paris
Celebrate WIZ ditkcuity sccialistic revolution
airy movements At tie former place the
words Long live anarchy aryeared on two
~Teaths placed on the graves OF victims Of the
fevoiutiou Of 1873, and the ceI,brants had sew
ersl skirmisnes with the police. These fever
tsh symptoms, with the dynamite outbreak in
Paris and the riot on Inter den Linden. sug-
aes' that Europe mas stirring times ahead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19
EnRr,s.
FLAsAe.xs JrwELKr Esr.u1rsHxrsr

TLANAGAN's JEwELRr FlsTABLIsHMrNr
Seth Thomas
CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS
Gtiierf
CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS ctocks
AR-oHia
CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS CIocKs
Plastic Marble
CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS
Ebonized Iron
CLOCKS CLOCKS CLoCks CLOCKS cIocks
Eight-dAy
CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS
Cathedral Bell
CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS
Hour and Haf-hour STRIKE
CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS
Warranted
CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS
Five-dollar
CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS
Sd Seventh street northwest INV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19

requires certain amount Of experience to classify
the new laces Point dIreland, Point Gene and Point
Guipure related. but differ in rank You may be
Internationally deceived by those who cali Point
Gene by the name of Point d'Ireande We offer the
Point Gene Lace In the fashionable Beige nearly
one-half the prices of Point dIrelande; IL inches
wide 35c. yard inches. DC. inches 1Oc., and 2
inches wide for &c. At first glance youu think them
good those erpensue that they are as beau
tifui your eyes will tell you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19
Pff II Gee sSss < XII NSN
+ Il { cd e. ssss ( kkk XII i III
::o' Ct socsy WEE ssss
G Q Oyv EE oSSs
GGG I'LL. 90 " ZEE ssss 80
"A s.ese Geo ErR Nm 1Trr SO
AZ En- MN 7 Sc
4 sssss eccco ERR \ m m T ssss -

otNOlNE Pgskin or Biarritz Mousquetaires. such
as sold at the Paais Royal for the last ten years at
e6c. pair-from to 10 a. m. and to Pm on
Monday only. Not more than one pair to each caller
Our spring importation includes all the new Nodes
Ians Grays. also Fast Black. Only this to add: Ap-
Drecaafb the large business IRE do ,oih clerks en-
ptoved an kindred tishents shalt be pleased
to rdu IN them NTH the respect and dispatch as
given to other of our patrons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19
FOR
TIE 39c. DREss GooDs.

HEsE are not all wool. though they look and feel
like pure wool They bargain at 80 cents 50 that
% cents will create such demand that We must re-
fuse more than one dress length to each customer.
This Is done not to restrict the sale but to apod disap-
pointisap Ldts callers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19
Musr REDUCE
Ous Srou1 o,
FoLD1Na BEDS.
100 DIFFERENT BEDS TO SELECT FROM.
INCLUDING &oSr OF THE
cELRBRA TED MAKERS,
Fo1Drsa BEDS.
Reduced Reduced
i Solid Mahoeany Wardrobe Up-

sond Mahogany Wardrobe Cp-
right Bed. with very large beye,-
plate mirror beautifully finished. ol6O 90 Clio 90
L Solld CHARTERED Oak Combination
farI9r Bed. with large French
seyel. -. $50 90 100 90
L solid Oak Finely Finished Com
oinstion Psrior Cabinet Bed: -. $50 90 100 90
solid Oak Combination Ward
n robe. Chifonier. ! esk and Bed 40 90 los 90
ffne Oak Beds, with large French
Oevel-piate mirror. .........,.... 10 90 100 90
l Antique Oak Continuation Bu-
reau and Bsdstead. 125 90 IS 90
Antique Oak Upright Folding
Beds, hnely finished and with
large French bevel- plate mirror. l25 90 100 90
1 Antique Oak Folding Fed, finely
Finished. large mirror and of neat
Antique Oak Finely Carved Bed
with shaped French bsvei- plate
White Maple rprigii Bed with w A'' w
oIrd seye maple palels ...,. l23 90 81 90
i English Oak Folding Upright
Bed. finely fui nished. IS 90 Is 90
Antique Oak Upright Folding
Beds with beveled plate mirror
Antique and Sixteenth Century
Upright Beds, finely finished,
best of work Rian ship ...,........ $500 q 90
. Solid Oak, Finely Finished. Up
Double Union Bed finished inii-
tafion walnut or ash..... 35 90 q 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19

OUR buyer asks your attention to the new Tosca
Nets. which have much finer mesh and altogether
more beautiful than any yet introduced. Those "a
inches are to be much worn. The buyer knows how
and when to them and will be glad to furnish all
Information The very lovely new Lace Flouncings
at 81 instead Of 81 As yard and 81 so instead Of
$50 yard not the least the many attractions
of this special sale. At 81 yard are many designs:
one pattern Of stripe and with small spray be-
tween. another combines crescents and daisies
and still another Of floral aud block all these SLs5
quality
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19
LAssBuncH & Bso., a

LAxsBuneH & Baoa
EMBRoIDERIEs IN ARTISTIC.
NEAT DESIGNS
MATCH wrprHs.
IN ALL THOSE PRICED GOODS
AS YOUR INCLINATION
PROMPTS YOU TO ExPEND.
ONLY THAT OURS ARE Ex-
elusive IN PATTERNS AND
IDEAS.
EMBROIDERED FLASsEIa 9Sc.
PER Yn
FOR
CHOICE
OF % STYLES.
AGooD MANY REMNANTS
OF BETTER GOODS AT
GETTING RID PRICES.
SHIRT WAsrs FoR 25o. IN
BEwILDERINa
ASSORTMENT OF
GOOD. WASHABLE PATTERNS.
MALL SIZES.
2oc. 25c- pc. 25c $50 P5c.
LEATHER Goops.
THE FIELD FOR LEATHER NOVELTIES
Is BECOMING MORE FELT EVERY DAY.
AT PRESENT WE HAVE A FINE LINE OF
CARD CASES AND POCKET BOOKS WHICH
WE OFFER AT VERY LOW PRICE.
ONE OF OUR NOVELTIES Is SEAL
LEATHER CARD CASE. MOUNTED AT ONE
CORNER WITH SILVER BOW KNOT
AND OTHER DESIGNS. ALSO HAVE THEM
IN TAN. BROWN AND BLACK DoNGoLA
LEATHER. ONLY SOC.
ANOTHER NOVELTY is THE DoNGOLA
POCKET BOOK WITH FAN-sHAPE BOT
TOM. THIS IS VERY NEAT AND DE-
sIRABLE BOOK.
THE SHADES ARE BROWN. TAN AND
BLACK. ONLY esc.
LEATHER GOoDs-FIRsT COUNTER.
NEAR MAIN DOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19
THERE ARE Reasons FoR ALL THIS

Our Paris agent Mr.. Henri Kaiser automatically
tells you the whole story letter to our buyer He
writes: AS anticipated bo9-knot.iaces are again
creating Jurore. as Point d Ireidnde and Gene
fdces IN White and Beige. You sciU and your early
TN Dor fdions tciu hetD you. prices haze Advanced
10 and IS per cent"
The fashion journals but echo the sentiments of our
agents Partisan experience. In fact much is the
coming fdce craze recognized that the New York
Herald lately devoted a column the subject. It's
not question Of aodt garment material ,oich
lace may be used but Uhen and tCheYe MAY NOT De-
The Palas Royal having the advantage Of a res
tdent foreign agent and the courage TO abide by his
opinions Is enabled to now claim Of the largest
best aud cheapest lace stocks in the United States only
allowing competitors the few giant houses Of New
York and Chicago.
LAS an illustration of superior quality linked with
low price see the Black Silk Point d'Ireland Dem
Founcngs marked Soc. achich for us sole reduced
TO NC. ytrdi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19

CLEAN idea of the magnitude Of our stock re-
member that there are very many prices between the
extremes quoted below and in instances of
Different desilns at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19
The PALA1s RoYA.
A. LISNER,
Corner 10th st. and Pa. ave.

PALArs ROYAL DnEss TRIMMINGS.
HE price list will puzzle you. 1t is only given to
show the extent Of the stock In another paragraph
you'll learn Of some special prices for superior quail
ties.
Black Bead Gimps. lOc To az ward
Black Silk Giinps. .............,.1c to Slo ward
Coored Silk Gimps ............,,,,7c to 5Oc ward
SIX hllfs or GrdleH 81 to So. 6S each
be2d hits OF S2 to $l2 each
Ribbon and Bead Girdles . al 10 30 each
Bead ornaments 81. 80 to g.. IS each
OLA lOc. TO 1oc each
Bead trln2es. soc. to 90 yard
Ribbon frnRes. 81 % to 81 yard
Pearl buttons. .10c, to g. 35 doz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19

HEsE are cut pieces left from last weeks great
sale Over 100 lengths, no: which contain less
than one dress length. Some # the patterns IN
the Gerry shades Uhieh zoe are finding Il difficult
to duplicate. 1. is ever 20 with the most popular
fabrics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19
MoNDAys Dnrss Goons SPECIALS.
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AND FIVE CENTS A YARD
FOR
Sl.25 Paris AND LONDON
CUTTINGS.

OPEC1AL attention is asked to the width Of these
fabrics. The lesser quantity required for a dress
brings the price to little as charged for inferior
goods epen II you reckon ask regular price But on
Monday You buy at 81 .O5 instead Of 81. % yard.