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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15

The subject Of 1.-The Decline of Railroad
Building is treated ably and fully in the Feb
ruary number Of the Engineering Magazine by
Thomas L. Greene. While in 1899 and 1890
the construction amounted in the United States
to about 8 200 miles. it was in 1891 a little
over 1000 and not quite 5000 for the
continent The ADDITIONS were mostly
branches or short connecting lines This
decline is due TO financial depression
caused by the Barring failure in London. and to
certain commercial reasons The new mileage
represents principally work under way at the
beginning of the year. 4 feature Of the period
Is the consolidation of raiiIoad into systems.
Railways in Europe are built to accommodate
existing traffic; in America to create trade-an
essential difference The pioneer American
road carried clothing and shoes to the prairie
and brought back the settlers grain and cattle.
Competing roads after time of confusion and
rivalry result in benefit to both roads. This
writer differs from those who have assumed
that wheat production has reached its limit ap-
parently because, alleged. we NAV import
cheaper wheat from India or South America
Our whea- acreage. he maintains. BY irrigation
or use Of land now used for Other crops can be
doubled 1t is not a question. in his view, of
productiveness or limit of whea. land. but one
of profit. and so long "a .here is any profit
farmers will continue to grow wheat
He might have extended the remark to
cotton, tobacco and other crops. Mr.. Greene,
Of course, representing the railroad case when
he points out as the best hope for the reduc-
ton Of expense, and therefore of the possible
charge. the consolidation of short lines into a
system and an increase of traffic by further
extensions, which are going on. In their rail-
way reports Americans say too much about
large earnings at times and not enough of a
possible decrease. he thinks. And he insists
very properly, from the conditions Of all bust
ness in the United States. that railway earnings
should be reserved in sood years to offset losses
in bad years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15
TEMPTING BARGAINS In UpHo1-
sTERY Goops.

We have slashed into the stock right
and left. with but one object in view
that is. the disposal of the goods iqanae-
diatety. You will never regret taking
advantage OF this opportunity:
10 co!orings of Silkaline down to lOc.
per yard.
2pieces of Hemstitched Embroidered
Muslin, 30 inches wide. for sash cur
tains- Reduced from 3Oc. to zoe. per
yard.
pieces Of 33-inch Embroidered Swiss
Muslin. Reduced from 4Oc. to &c. per
yard.
piece of 33-inch Swiss Lace. Re
drced from 15c. to 3.I4c Half price.
pieces of 5C-inch Madras Muslin. in
Terra Gotta and God figures. Reduced
from SOC. to &c per yard
lquality China Silks reduced to Sc.
Per yard.
3pieces of 5O-.nrh doub,e-faced Creton,
Crimson and Gold. Blue and Cream, SC.
Reduced from 81. 81 to JOc per yard.
2pieces Of Turkish Tapestry. 80 inches
wide. double faced. in Old Blue and Gold
and Olive and Gold. Reduced from 81. 80
TO 1oc. per yard. Just half price
1piece of Bagdad Striped Tapestry IN
Turkish colorings. suitable .o- covering
furniture or FOR hangin9s. Reduced from
81 80 TO 81 per yard.
Special Clearance Sale Of Short Lengths
OF Iroca'elles, Silk Tapestries. I;en-iss-
ance and other Upholstery Goods Nearly
all Of these ends have sufficient quantity
fer covering a chair. diy2n or sofa.
S5quality, 50 Per yard.
SO quality. IL per yard.
81 quality. 81 per yard.
SIS quality. 30. per yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15

Two plans for amending the higher judiciary
system in the District Of Columbia SO as to
secure increased efficiency and meet the grow
ing wants Of the public have been discussed
One, favored by the Supreme Cour. Of the
District is for an increase of that court from
six to nine members. The other is for a Court
of Appeals The latter plan is embodied in o
bill reported in the House by Chairman Culber-
son of the Judiciary committee. Appeals are
10 be direct from this new tribunal to the Su-
preme Court Of the United States. the District
Supreme Court becoming a tribunal for the
trial Of cases only. The objections raised or
likely to be raised TO the bill are chiefly these:
expense and loss OF dignity to the Supreme
Court IL a bill were passed making the places
of recorder OF deeds and register of wills sal
nried Offices the saving would meet the adj
citional outlay. There is something in the
charge that the proposed increase Of salaries
Of the Supreme Court justices and the lessening
of labor by the devolution Of appeals on the
Court OF Appeals do not compensate to
the Supreme Court for the loss Of dignity.
But, as Mr.. Culberson says, the present plan
amounts almost to a denial of justice, while the
new system will enable the judges Of the Dis
trict Supreme Court TO give ali their time to
the trial Of cases and the three judges OF the
Appeals Court would probably transact more
business than the five as originally proposed.
Whatever scheme is finally adopted by Congress,
whether enlargement Of the present ma
chinory of justice or the supply Of a new aux
Hilary machine, The STAR hopes that the meas
ure framed will be carefully considered in all
of its details and suited to the wants of the Dis
trict, and not to some ideal condition or to
some other community than that for which it
is intended. The main thing is to have
promptly enacted measure of some sort
which viii enable the local Judicial machinery
to work satisfactorily and rapidly. so that it
may not be in its operations years behind cur
rent controversies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15
SENSATIONAL Prices FoR W1ros |
Rue SUITES

We have moved all Of the Wilton Rug
Suites from the ware house, and now
We Will begin a special removal
sale" of them. Prices nave been knitted
mercilessly. If you contemplate pur-
chasing q Rug Suite this is beyond
doubt the best opportunity !ikeiy 10 BE-
presented FOR pears.
IS Handsome, Massive Wilton Rug
Suites. five large pieces. consisting OF
sofa. arm cLair. rocker and two side
chairs. soft, attractive colorin1s and
tones. finished with spring edges and
trimmed with silk plush. frames in two
finishes-osk and imitation mahogany.
We consider ourselves fortunate in Of
fering this suite for SO. Take your
choice of the IS Cor S46.J
% E.eEant Over-stuffed Wilton Rug
Parlor Suites. i've pieces, consisting Of
Corner Chairs. Arm Chair. Sofa, one
Side and one Reception Chair. These
suites would be cheap At SO. but We
have concluded to put them in with the
above lot at same price. SAG. so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15

Starving Russia is receiving the attention of
benevolent people all through the country.
Over 4.5OO, 900 pounds of -four have been sub
scribed by the millers of the United States.
Railways carry it free, and the steamer Mis-
souri, Of the Atlantic transport line has been
donated to carry 1t across the ocean. The gov
ernor of Indiana has issued proclamation to
the people OF that state and active steps in the
matter are being taken there. 1t is an oppor-
tunity for magnificent philanthropy, which the
people Of the country refuse to slight even
though Congress has seen fit to ignore il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15

weh~ay. thinh a. are doing rieht to urs. you 10
buy BLACK II holds 10. own -. through all the
freaks Of fashion. D; chzaSes In p.,,.rns hut
ei'says BLAcK-asrags 0cHfo,i-alsass acceptable
on all occasions Al not good that 4. Blsok-buf
there is no discrimination h-re. Most If
from ''fOrciSn parts-and We sgt them in tie orig.
NAL packages" They s~lect-b but ouly enough
to insure their reliability. BLACK going to be
sualy active this sgrns That has bsca the predcsioa
al aionr-Now that the novelties arr coa.ns in n %
easy TO see the why Of a.
cREPoN Is the ''leader" II recommend. its.lf IN
50 many resIects-teI,ure-desisn-a the drspias
possibilities. Lots OF variety:
4o-inch PLAIN CREPoN vnra
s2-inoh GAUEFRE CIR PoN-si as yard.
so-.hch CAkFoN. with tie graduated strips
-sL50AyArd.
4o-inch CROCODILE" cREroN-sL1.
yard.
46ineh PARTISAN BoRpURE oREpoS-s2
yard.
t4-inch PLIssE cREPoN- % yard.
s4-inoh wArERLI CREP, y e. - yard
But the GIBBONS are only one side ,t an. .uh,.r,
o'h'emporaicous with them score Of other crca-
aons-esch unique IN ITS way
4O-inch Adua saitings. with diagonal s,riu,s
and cheNron designs-slayarl.
yard
4s.inch sILK-sTRuED HrNpoU-.La.
yard
42ineh sILK-sTRIPED sERGE-sL3.
yard.
Then comes the 'F3IEsTIEY troop- WOOL
pAooApEs. CHENRoNs. DIAGONALs and
"A-'ii 10 IN TWO Ers.ies-sl and 81. l5a yard
The JAcoukRDs nsured in odd orig iualities
at Ell - and 4 %
bhDfohD CORDS. Aralesque uatterns.
graduated striTes and diarunals ~ ID
fAENCh stIIlNGs-a budget q, l.auti..
al sorts OF spots. h-ures and strtI,s- alone or
IN 'onlinatioEs-fowcrs. rInss, LINKS, cross-
"ars aha iots OF others Sou Will app.aua; hut
would never have thought oi-sl and sll5
AFTER LOOKING the world" we offer Won
these lss the best You can SEE them al any time.
lou ought 70 be putting the scissors into son.thin
Tor spring wear. What better beginning could Won
nake' But look around and see the Sights We
are not AFRAID OF your bring woaned away from her.
because value and variety count too much in s.,,f,e.
tion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15

Inc petitions In favor Of the ratification of
the BRUSSELS treaty against the slave and rum
traffic IN the Congo region continue TO be pre-
sented In the Senate, although ii Is more than a
month since the treaty was finally ratified. 1t
would seem that many Of tie friends OF such
moral reforms do not read the newspapers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15

1t Is well to 90 great things impressively.
Mr. Gladstone will make his temperance in
parliament on Washington's birthday, and the
liberal party will signalize the occasion by an
attack on the Balfour proposals. The Irish
party show an inclination not to accent mos.
OF these proposals as sufficient home rule
measure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15
REMOVAL SALE Pnrcrs Ok Pc,
THERE'S.

THERE'S.
The lots advertised q few days ago went
OF in jffy. These shall follow suit.
IL pairs OF Handsome Chenille Portieres
with attractive border and fringe top and
bottom. new shades. 3 yards long by 80
inches wide. Former prices, $3.50 and
&c Will be closed out at s4.37 yer pair.
o pairs Of extra-heavy Chenille Por-
there's with attractive border and fringe
top and bottom. all colorings. large
size. Reduced from 81. 80 to SIS PEI
pair.
IL pairs of handsome Vienna Chenille
Portieres. 81 yards long, figured all
over patterns, heavy fringe. Never be-
fore sold for less than SIT. 30. Will clos,
out these eleven pairs at ell. 70 per pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15

Senator Hill conducts his campaign right
under the calcium light and doesn't get en-
bsrrassed at the remarks Of the audience. IL
is very difficult feat that he is engaged in at
present, but it is plain that he is not likely to
fail for the want Of presence of mind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15

When in his speech al the Republican League
banque. in Columbus Governor Mckinley re-
ferred 10 Ohio as being early held As a haven to
the free, it is very evident that he did no, refer
TO tree trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15
AL NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS


Think Of it! Not single pair has es.
capped the pruning knife. Surely no bet
ter evidence than this IL needed of our
determination to make quick work Of
this stock.
AZ pairs Of Ecru NOTTINGHAM Lace Cur.
tains. 81 yards long. Reduced from
el75 to sl.:a5 per pair.
q pairs Of Fine Nottingham Lace Cur
tains. 80 and 4 yards long, double
border. snowy patterns. Reduced from
- to g.. so per pair.
A few of our 80. SC. 80 and e. Noting
ham Lace Curtains. ane grades in Brus-
sells effects. 4 yards long and So inches
wide, have been reduced to "a per pair
to close.
Let these reductions stand for the rest
Of the stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15

Professor Garner declares that be does not
mind the fippaEt remarks that are made con-
corning his experiments in search of a monkey
dialect. 1t Is 70 be hoped that his new associa-
uens have not given HIM contempt for the
opinions Of his old friends in the genus homo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15

Dir. Mills declares that it is senatorsh;p and
nov the Texan governorshIp that he is after.
lie Goesn want to move clear from Washing
ton TO the Lone Star State. from one end OF
the Capitol TO the other will answer for him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15
OPP DIvAxs.

We will close out 9 odd Wilton Rug
Divans. left from parlor suites. at the
ridiculous price OF 80. 30 each. Not one
is worth less than SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15
"ODD~ PIArroEM ROCKERS.

We will close out II odd" Platform
Rockers. LETT from parior suites. richly
upholstered in six tapestry. silk broca-
teile and silk pushes. at the ridiculous
price of 80. 10 each. No; one among the
lot worth less than Slt. SO to $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15

The reported plea of Iammany TO Senator
Hill not to lie the organization up too tightly
to his si.eniiai cqupase is of peculiar inter
est because Of the new attitude Of the tiger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15

Mexico is en;Oying silver situation Of
her own She is complaining OF the low price
Of the metal which 1t is proposed to establish
on All unlimited basis as money IL this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15
20 DID" SIDE AND K rcEprrox CHA1ns

We vii! close out IL odd" Side and
Reception Chairs. left from pirlsr
suites, upholstered IN silk plush. broca-
telle and silk tapestry. at the ridiculous
price Of S5.25 each. These have been
selling from 81. 30 to Si2 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15
"Opp- CoExER Cu,1Rs

We VIII close out IA ''odd'' Corner
Chairs, left from parior suites. uphol-
stored in silk plush and silk tapestry, for
S9.23 Not one among the lot worth
less than Sl2 to Slo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15

The persistence o: some Of Mr.. Blaine's
friends may make it necessary for him to SAY
is again, and say ii slow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15

Senator Germans friends think that From
page to President would be q very alluring
campaign motto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15

There should be an unopposed movement for
an appropriation for a large ssou: halter with
which TO tether that quorum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15

I: is feared by some experts that bi-chloride
Of economy on Capitol Hill viii not be success
full In Graduating the effects Of the silver habit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15
MADEUp Rues Rrprcrn

1DE- ~ mugs 1tEDCCED.
We have made up the balance of the
remnants" o: carpetings into Rugs and
now propose 20 sell them for less than
the goods co us by the yard.
No 2. feet inches by 4 feet . inches
velvet Rug. Reduced from $50 to sol.
No. 40. 6 feet by 10 feet Z inche, Body
Brussels Rug. Reduced from SIS to
SI3.
No. Al, feet 3 inches by 8 feet
inches Tapestry Brussels Rug. Re-
duced from SIC to S1I
No. 4G. s feet :, inches by L. feet Tan
estry Brussels Rug. Reduced from $40
to sl3
No. %. feet 3 inches by 10 fee. o
inches Moquetre Rug. Reduced from
$50 to so.
No. 40. @ feet by S feet 0 inches Tap-
estry Brussels Rug. Reduced from Sl3
to IS.
No. "a, q feet By 8 feet Tapestry Brus-
seis Rug. Reduced from 8 !2to SO.
No. SO, feet BY 10 feet Tapestry
Brussels Rug. Reduced from SI3 to
Co.
No. 20. @ feet by feet 8 inches Body
Brussels Rug. Reduced from Sl3 to
90.
No. g, feet by 10 feet inches Mo-
quette Rug. Reduced from x:,2 to
Sl4.
No. 3. 6 feet by 12 feet 6 inches Body
Brussels Rug. Reduced from s24 to
sI5.
No. Is. 8 feet 3 inches by Is feet 8
inches Body Brussels Rug. Reduced
from s3o to SIS
No. 8, feet 8 inches by 9 feet . inches
Royal Wilton Rug. Reduced from $40
to $40.
No. ID. feet 3 inches by Is feet
inches Body Brussels Rug. Reduced
from $3S to s23.
No. AZ, 10 feet inches by IA feet
Tapestry Rug. Reduced from so7 to
sl9
No. As. 10 feet Q inches by IA feet
Tapestry Rug. Reduced from SGT to
s19.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15
UxpRrcEDExrrp REMOVAL SALE
OrrEnrscs In FINE CHAMBER

,UITEs.
Our entire sixth floor Is packed aud
TANNED with Chamber Suites, every
single one Of which must DO disposed Of
prior to removal to our new building.
We do not propose TO allow prices to
stand in the way OF their going-ror 70
they mus; These few tell the story as
forcib-y as would column:
No. COS Fine Solid Oak Chamber
Suites. 4I-inch bureau. large beve,ed
French plate glass. 34-inch combination
washstand with splasher back. 3Iarl,e
pieces. Reduced from s37 80 to s2S. -.
No. Co. > Solid Oak Chamber Suites.
44-inch dresser. with 3i-inch by 3o-inch
beveled French plate glass, sixteenth
century finish. VIII lie closed out at
$3.50 each.
No. $50. 3Solid Oak Chamber Suites.
large DIRE, Ser, with .eveled Freurb
plate glass. combi nation wasistand,
splasAer bac&. s;outiy made and highly
polished. Reduced from s3i. 80 tc
$2S. 40.
No. GG4. Z Handsome Solid Oak
Chamber Suites. IG-inch bureau, with
French beve,ed Plate glass, :iI-:nch COM
binat.on washstand. attrac.ivcly carved,
Old English finish. Reduced from s43.5 10
to $35.25
No. 2S'H. " large. handsome Solid
OAK ClIeval Glass Suits, Pollard finish.
large Is by I9-inch beye.ed French p,at.
glass; very substantially made and
SNOWY suite. Reduced from $50 10
Sil.""j.
No 6?6. 3 Massive. Solid BoSy Oak
Chamber suites. heavy pieces. hand
sorieiy cIrved. 4S-.nch Bureau, with 20
by ;S--inch French beve.ed p ate g.ass,
3S-inch Washstand with splasher back;
one OF the handsouest suites on the
floor. Reduced from S12.5O to s5s. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15
CARPETS REDUCED.

Is patterns Of Body Brussels Carpets
reduced from 81. % to 7oc. Der yard
On Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
100 patterns of Best Quality Atwood In
grain Carpets will be sold at the unpre-
cedented low price Of 6oc. per ysrd-and
no charge Will be made for making and
laying.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15
Rue CoUcHEs REDUCED.

We have 10 Handsome Wilton Rug
Couches. D different styles. in four or
five colorings, which We will close out
at Sl9.15 each. These have been e2o.
We reduce them to this price to close.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15

CH1FFoN1ERs REDUCED.
Solid Oak 36-inch chiffoniers, with
round beveled plate glass. ave drawers,
finished in antique and sixteenth GEN.
tury. Reduced from els to s13.75. We
have two Of the same Cilifoniers. with.
out the glass. which have been reduced
from el2 to $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15
"Opp" CHAIRS AND ROCKERS.

30 Extra LARGE Solid Oak Dining
Chairs. cane seat. massive, high backs.
antique nnish. Only 81. 10 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15
PrRRYs.

NINTH AND THE AvENuE"
ESTABLISHED ls4o TELEPHoSE aaa
(Erpertenoe) (Aeco,amoda,,onn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15

Governor Flower should organize an anti
siang society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15

Hall RACES REDUCED.
Reconsider these the best ever soldier
the money.
4solid Oak Hail Racks. sixteenth CEN
tury. antique and old English Anish. Re-
duced from 50 to 90 rs each.
Dozens Of other Hall Racks have been
reduced in prics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15
Rues LOWER THAN Ever.

We have reduced the balance Of our
stock Of Smyrna Rugs and Mats TO clear
them out this week. Here are the prices
that Will make the Rugs fly:
smyrna Mats. Reduced to roc. each.
Smyrna Mats. better quality. Reduced
to SOC. each.
Smyrna Rugs. feet 2 inches by feet
Cinches. Reduced to 50. IL each.
Smyrna Rugs. . feet 6 inches by 8
feet. Reduc ed to e. 60 each
Smyrna Rugs. 3 feet by @ feet. Re-
duced to s4.35 each.
Smyrna Rugs. feet by 2 feet. Re-
duced to s6.15 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15
"YEs." SAID Mn. WILSON
W. NJ. SHUsrEn & Soss.
9l9 Pa AVE.

w L WILL OPEN TODAY ONE LOT Bed
FORD CORDS IN GRAY, IAN, EESADA,
MYRTLE, BLUES. ToBAC AND BROWN
ONE LOT TWEED CAMEL'S EAIR II
TAN. BROWN. RESADA AND BLUE EFF.
FECrs. QUALITY UNSURPASSED.
ONE LOT BEDFORD GiSGHAMS
ONE LOT CREPE GINGhAMS
ONELOT MILANGE BEREGEs MAGNrFr-
CENT QUALITY. ALL The NEW SPRING
SHADES.
THE ABOVE ARE OUR FIRST ARRIVALS
FROM TIE NEW YORK CUSTOM HOUSE
THE CLOTHS ARE THE PROPER WEIGHT
AND STYLES ARE CORRECT.
ONE PRICE.
W. II. SINISTER & SONS
fel5 SlS PA AVE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15

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The spring season is upon us 50 far as our
stock OF Coats. Cloaks and Suits is concerned.
Advance shipments are being received daily,
We are first an the Jfeld as usual.
LADIES SpR1Sa CoArs.-.s will, buy
splendid Refer Coat. new style, with frogs,
in Black and Tan
Dozens Of Spring Style Goats up to s25.
New Lone CLoAks-rs. Spring e.
iects are the handsomest we have shown yet. All
are finished with the military capea We offer
Navy Blue Military Cape Newnarkets ct slO.
Beautiful Tans and Grays ct S12.5O and els.
New SPRING C.rEs-rs. new ,ur,0r
capes in Tans. Grays and Blacks have short
over capes of Black Guipure and Ecru Point de
Gene Laces The mcSt noticeable feature Of tho
new spring capes are the prices. for they are Of
Tered at ercesdin0iy reasonable figures. $3.50
to s25.
NEW SPRING Surrs-we ar. making
specially Of Ladies' suits" this season and
the present stock is the most extensive and most
attractive we have vet shown. Special atten-
tlon Is called to the Gray Atwood Chevot
suits. with Vest effects and Long Coat Basques
trimmed with buttons. for $3.50. Another
new style is Of Navy Blue Serge. with skirt. I'm
ished with suspenders. q silk waist completing
the suit. S22.5O.
Another style is Of Princess Skirt, with
shoulder straps and silk waist to match. at
e26.5O.
Other styles equally striking and handsome.
IN light novelty cloth. mp to $3.50. This
latter suit is of exquisite Bedford Cord, richly
braided and silk trimmed.
NEW SpRrNa BLACK Su1rs,-
Ladies who are compelled to don mourning at
short notice will find this stock equal to any
emergency.
Black Mourning Separate Skirts AS5O AIO
and 81.
Black Mourning Suits. sI2. $3.50. s145o,
els. $3.50. SIS. so. $50. $3.50. S2o to s35.
1ANKEE N oTIoNs.-we have flied
window with Yankee Notions" and begin q
special sale Of them tomorrow. Here are few
prominent values:
30 and 40c Au-bristle Hair Brushes
&c Hand Brushes. ..........5c
l5c. Tooth Brushes..................... 10c.
Choice of different kinds OF Soap SOC per dog.
Full line Of ''Dressmakers' Findings a" such
as Tapes. Threads. Whalebones Buttons, &c.
Don't fail to take Q look at the window full
W., TT NIX