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"WEDNESDAY. Juno

"WEDNESDAY. June7.
Wall street seems to be coming to the con.
clusion that 1t will not do much Stock Ey-
change business this summer In conse-
Quence many who are engaged In tho stock
business are making arrangements for long
vacations. This and tho liquidation which is
going on throughout tho country restrict op-
srations on the Exchange. and the conviction
10 gaining ground that revival OF business
will not come until the Congress has met and
furnished some evidence OF It's intention to
place the finances OF the country upon u better
basis than at present.
At times to-day the market was absolutely
at o standstill: fow fluctuations. however.
impaired some interest to tho speculation as
whole. These were In National CorGage,
Atchison. General Electric. and Ichmond
Terminal The last sold down to Ia. the low
est price 1t has yet touched. Tho selling of
National Cordage was accompanied by rumors
that the plan for reorganizing the company,
which will probably be made public before the
end OF the week. will not be encoura Ging to
holders OF the common stock. So far as can
be learned. the plan will provide the com pany
with ample working capital and will not In
crease Its hxed charges; that is. the company
VIII hereafter pay interest on it's bonds In
stead OF on its paper.
The aggressive forces ut work In tho market
To-day were bearish, and they encountered
little or no opposition. Outs.do OF AID away
from the Stock Exchange n more confident
feeling than prevailed yesterday was discern
ipie. Ihe subsidence OF the runs on Chicago
banks was regarded as oifsettlng minor fail
urss throughout the West, especially MS some
OF those failures are bringing about froer
export movement Of wheat The foreign ox-
change market was fairly demoralized day,
chiefly on account OF offerings OF commercial
scceptsnces. The closing Of the stock market
was dull and heavy.
Final sales compare with those OF yesterday
4ALtasFs AT, sS. rs s Ss,A An c.. '"ss "s '''s So
csa rAsias. 7dH 7T''lSOrih r. CON. lSjss ~
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RIO on the spot wns deli nnd weakerh 1T@lIlsn- iOr
No. so ingu SANTOS No. q TO arrive toiu ~ l.Av.
Raw lugar rm bus Gniot at unchshgea ,oi5
cargo ot llUO soid on private ,eIhs ~. ,ad /. "
mOnerately ut fiin quotations. Az lhe Iea s"o 'u"'
b,4G5 packages were sud at steady nric' ,.,.t,.
SAy'L S1omts-Dni aud generally unehaHseu' sp
PiYioLKTN.-S0 sale. OF certificates here. Nationsl
o3r h,d OH Cty ,iOjSGG3jtc. cosing NJ oese' W.
ned vas Unchanged ,------.. H. ..r,.
THoyISoNs-Chicago wns rather depressed 10 gc gm
Improvement toward the close and hog, there were
n gher. Lard lower. with spot sales or w w.
city at pap 2Jc, and Western quoted AZ io2Jv; W
closed easy, with June at lo.oc July AZ 1uco
a,GsUlot. aud pigs at UJpGU9tc. Ness PORK nssu{ ~
s.Os s22.50 Talow quiet but STEADY A. hSsso S;.uo'
best cheese sJsSIDsc. do. butter. le11Szo1c' bsR"
UoffoS-Tho crop reports from some parlt OF ths
South were rather unfavorabls. there beng 100 huen
ram III some sections Hut an early advance he!: NS
due cneuy to rise in Liverpool where the epot uhee
brisk. Un the advance. however there was gopu
unsettled financial situation in this country anu no
clcseness OF money in tolne parts OK tue soSth lwo
important reports Will be issued this week one on
Thursday IN regard to tho ACREAGE and the other on
faturday. a Government rspori, both Of which are
awaited with considerable interest As the case now
stands the financial situation In meass neutraTes
th. effect Of the buiihh advices from Liverpoei ana
ended only 2 TO points higher. with the tone barely
steauy and tho sales l+vlOo bales LlyerpS9i 1 az,
ranced b to 90 points with spoi sales or lbooo
bales, In Manchester yarns we're trong WIN mou-
crate busiIe,a There was fair trad. ~ cloths nsw
Orlsaus advanced . to 10 points. lost tins ara ieh
point but recovered and advanced TO points spot
prices hero were steady at 15sc for niddng uplanns
WIN sales of 135 bales for spinning There was an
advance cf 1.lac to c at hve OF the southern mnrse
New orleans sold . 100 bales The receipts at the pert
were 2425 against 3IU this day last week and SoJ&
last year The following are touays sransnehohe'
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Live stock Market.

NEW YonK. Wednesday. June 7.-Receipts OF beerns
were 2o4o head. including - cars for eAport Uo cars
for tho market, and 25 cars direct to thuRherers
Trade duh and slow with further decline on ali grades
OF lOc 100 bs Poorest to best native corn ana meal
do. at s4;poeS3so Texans md colSrados at ~ S6S
at TlpsVc. q n. for native sides Latest cable from
London quotes American refrigerated beef steady ht
scant loJtc. q d. and American steers nrn at lOit9
l2c. q n. dressed weight shipments to-day. 1856
Receipts of calves were 4,6o5 head. Mnrketve dull
for all Sorts closing nc. h lower Nenls sold at S3$
81 p 100 ms. mixed punches At s4@$5. buttermilk
calves at S49S5 .
Receipts of sheep and lambs. including II cars Dr.
rect were l.. I52 head Sheep were slow. but steady:
lambs fairly active at q decline of Nc h sheep
sold at 81 4252S6 q 100 bs lambs at S1@&S63x
Dressed mutton slow at Vfsllc. n.; dressed lambs
receipts OF hogs were 4.222 hend, including ears
for sale. Market lower At $LAo@S77o = 100 nL
The sun., 1893-06-08

earnings for April OF S363.SlO on Increase OF
S3l. III as compared with the same month Of
last year. and net SI1.S!S. an increase Of S4.-
2Si. For the four months ending April 80 the
gross earnings were Sl.5l3,GO0 an increase OF
a1SS.72O as compared with the corresponding
period of last year. and net $269 432. o de-
crease of $3.50.
The sun., 1893-06-08
Electric stock Quotations.

PosrOx. June Tho closiu. quotation, of e,.e.y,o
ttccks to-day were;
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Deposits. in national banks. S1l.344.4Io.
against Sl2u!1.tiN3 Yesterday. In addition
to the foregoing tho Treasury reports silver
bullion purchased under the act OF July Ia.
1850 $i4,i. IJJ.USl. ard Treasury notes issued
against The same. Sli::553.2SO. OF which
SJ32iI2. IL are outstanding.
Money In London. hal1i u cent. Rate OF
discount IN the Oren market. for both short and
three months bills. 4cI "a cent. Amount
balance to-day. G!o.OOO. Paris advices quote
) 6 cents at aS francs 2I confines. and ex-
InGia Council bills were allotted to-day ut an
advance OF t4d. q rupee.
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consoliaatcd Stock and Petroleum Exchange
to day were as follows:
Sale. Opening Riqhess Lorea C,oiro
1CCV ComKtocg T. Co... o
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't'h' ''a's' "'!t 4"'' io' sla's-
rSrIsrED DEpAIrMrST r-PASsIr-rro.s
BOSTON CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
--LATEST LONDON QUOTATIONS..

Bid 1lei Fik A.rt
L G. fHAv. 20. 81 5ilI Met. Traction. loo 80
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AHilrnala.

|
.AMEkicA's GREATEST RAILROAD
NEW YORK
CENTRAL "a
~ HUDSON RIVER r. r.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARAFALLS
All trains arrive at and depart from Grand
,sentrai station 42d Street; the only railroad
cation In tho City. Trains leave as follows
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
$50 World MfSfsn. 81. s%Snys s%aS ,d 6i M 5ns Nss. :.
Tails 5;o5 T. N. No extra fare. Wagner
cnICAco FAST MAIL.
S:IU cust. BuGno. cleveland. and ch,cseo
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 day asI
DAY EXPRESS.
In.2) 4. M.-ESccpt sunday. SATURDAY, train
lV.elo does not run west OF leNeiand and Detroit
NoKIDS FAIR SPECIAL.
JO.0O NnoN.-.nai'y. Due chicaro r NJ nexs
l%.Ou day Wagner service. Dining ear.
sSOrTHwE-TEkN LIMITED.
l:O0 r 1a. nr'HS FIX 20 esta ARE 4E0
ENpcSITioN FLYER tLIMITED.
GJrIAT .O-IIOUK TRAIN 'TO CHICAGO
O:UO day Compile Wagner vestbuied service;
re nes ssepins @ % .taseroon p. and GiniGs cars
ALBANY a NDTROY SPECIAL.
S:jU troy 1856. Wagner draWins.room cara
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
4OrMEapsry pSs W,E.F pS,r" sSS s,v,o M cs.
FAST WESTERN EXrREsS.
E..n p.N.-Daily. Duo Chicago y =. NJ 50.
O:CU Louis As 4 NJ. Wagner service
NORTHERN EXPRESS.
~ IN n,nr M. riin,,n AN
ADIRONDACK fkE!ss hSR MONTREAL E1'
Mn'yi sio PsS Fs TsDps s5, ,s sst h.sn. ss
..p. Ss;lrasy: ii:$o 4. NJ SOLID wagner
SPECIAL.
1909. .EsI. M15i fs. 9ge ~ pHTa,S W.sn;r 1S
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
ON " lndaHhf polls 1910 r. " St Louis :45 AN.
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
Q.00 =. h.--pay. Sleeping car passengers fef
osoo Rochester only carried on this train.
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
O.1Sp. M.-Daly for Buffalo. Chicago. Cape
O.1C Vincent q 600 islnndsl. except Saturday
ANR VIZ iInE HAhnH:i fhfk7SifNs biEIs,JsSt ,J5sStLs'
Two through trains daily. except Sunday. aol A. NJ
due rn,sssd r :i9 NoI.h adams 1:',3 n: $50 NJ
For time of oeal tickets aud space in sleeping
cars Apply at Grand Central Stat on or at ia :dI xS,
st and iSS s station. I Ne% YORK: All wsshnsson
st.. '2d Fulton 81. and - Broadway, L. D. Brooklyn
o. 80 sto ZOO + M stop At fss,h L' st, WV A. n"
wr.cots Express calls Tor and checks baggage from
goS GRoRE H. bHSEbs
General Manager. General Pass Agent
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Glrrt,nns auA Alcetiuas.

THE CHICAGO JUNCTION RAILWAYS
AND UNION STOCK YARDS 60.
NEW YORK June :, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting OF
the socEhoiders of tho Chicago Junction Railways and
Union stock Yards Com any for the election
tors and the transaction OF such other business may
eono potore the mseting Will be held at the OFFICE Sf
Oh Thursday, the 9th day OF July. 1898 IL O'Clock
in the forenoon The transfer books OF the company
vi, closeat3r NJ on Thursday. June l5. and reopen
at 10 A. " on Friday July T. 1893
By order OF the Board OF Direa.ors
WILLIAM &. LANE Secretary,
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,Lara op.at-s Bvoa.s Lorat So"s nSSso5"s rs -&~-
ssSs%s.i iSs 1SsIlSiss ISis 1864 1889 1885 1850 1914
s.Ss.;,;.. s.7 ss.sH s1s sss S2S go SS9SS S57S
Jaly J1y'M 5000 $50 20 5000 5000 sso2oo
September 5Uso 2oVO 2O.75 2ooo H"o
upoc,p,Y,-cor,. futures advanced early in the day
bnt lost the Improvement Later on ann aecnS ma Rrs
25 rointr owing reling by local Jobbers anu ph
"a ian houses Iavro and HAmburg were hiRnet. ~
riouc here was barely steady. with sales OF -i'00"
bags as Iolloya
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oats advanced ,ae TO 20. with good export demand
Nu. wh,ir az 3.I!lc No. DO, AZ isc.. No. I, miSei
NJ aGi G,Gic. III -rlcrai and $50 stOut; unRrnd.
ed a SO, iIigu Tor wnite RGd 3ntae3ec for nitxsJ
Future sales lUJ 90 bush. as fuowsi
The sun., 1893-06-08

Corn wasower. wn large receipts reports OF failures
Ht the NOlhwcst anl ialI4 UI IL Tie irnnul snni
sales 1900 bUsh. including $1,000 Tor eApOiI NJ Z
Mt +7c in elevator and :Uis,siIr. for ranul do inr
whIie Rt 479Ooe. future sales $1,000 bush
The sun., 1893-06-08

sfssts. s:i e u Z E'EH s;ss.i$'s sss i:2
$!$1 S$s;: $:..,sss ,$ $
4 4 4.
f.a f.a .a 'f ILL ILL., n aS SnioE Ill., ~ 81 55ss
Government bonds steady at UNCHANGED
quotations, Hallway bonds weak. :, The iea;;
lures wo'c Kansas and Texas lists. Ri.hmond
md Terminal "s. Heading general is. Wa nsh
lsts. ana Ntchiror issucs,. The more imrortant
not dc lines were in Atchison 4s "a z cent. to
~. and IDS, y. to ils: Kansas and Texas
2ts.- 10 - lichm0nh and TeEminal hS J.
bash lists. Z cent, to lOl.
at Il lIG 'ia"N S'''N' - '"'''' o. '""'S'"'" 'O''
silver bullion certificates for 10000 ounces
Sg tc , .iycr m ths n, ,"vornmsnt nrsrs
gated MGutU ounces; thr amount purchased
was 10000 ounces. rs follows: 10000 ounces
Ut q ounces at SUS;ilu. ExroIts to Europe to-
morrow, 100000 ounces.
Money on call, 5aG t cent. Time money.
z cent, ior four 70 six months. on good
Stock Exchango collateral and parable In
current funds. Choices bills receivable are
Tho sterling exchange market wns very
were made in the final transactions. whsn
rates shownd u heavy decline iianscrs again
evinrcd disrositlOn To- draw freely but buy
ers were incl ned TO hold OF. hence business
vas worry moderate. even at tho lower range.
Tho depressed and demornlzed condition OF
the market was brought about by u iurther
decline in discount ut LONDON to 1aa1a 2
shipments of wheat, and the activity in money
hero. some maturing loan biils wero ro-
ncwed to-day. Continental exchange sym
pa,hi2ed vii sterling and was also weaker
Posted asking ratios for sterling. - .SOtsW
SI.SI', for long bills and SI.S!tG $3.50 for
demand. Actual rates are: Long bills. $3.50,
IA i.Sj: sight drafts. slSi 'sa SI',. and
quoted at .. 3.lSAm5. Is for long and 5lG't
Ion. and 40 4iG4O }-lG for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
21G3u cents discount for cash. 5(dlO cents |
iiscount Cor checks. Char!eston-BUying. par;
selling. premium. Savannah-Buying. dis !
count: selling. par to . premium. New Orleans |
bank. LOO premiums: commercial. 10 pre- |
MUM. San Francisco-SiEht, 10 cents: tele- |
graphic. -. st Louis-lOO cents discount. |
Chicago-ou cents discount
The New York Central and Hudson River |
Railroad Company has declared n quarterly |
dividend Of y z cent, payable July To-
Tho Commercial Cable Com PAM has declared |
4 quarterly dividend oil J.. q cent, payable |
July !. |
The Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Rail- |
road Company reports for the year ending |
March 81:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28
SHOEs.

There are certain things about shoes that YOU
have to take the dealers word for. and it makes
quite difference where you buy shoes. These we
mention today we cheerfully recommend.
Womens Wei Kid Shoes pointed toes with patent
leather tsp, common sense toes with extension
soles Observation-Disclosures. 81. 80
Womens Wei Kid Shoes, patent leather tips,
pointed. square, or common sense toes, extern
Womens Wei Kid Shoes, patent leather tips
opera or common sense toes. $3.50
Womens Wei Kid Shoes. hand welted, pointed
Richmond common sense toes 81 co.
ca noor LIST amer. }
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28
M1L11NERY DEPARTMENT.
Early Winter STYLES

In Trimmed Hats. All the newest ideas are here
Beautiful designs, in all black and black and red
velvet hats.
New designs in Evening Bonnets and Bandeaus.
Reception and Theater BOnnets, also Promenade
Hats made to match the costume.
Ladies' and Misses Untrirmed Hats in all col
ors-. ..-........... 10, Is and 45c.
New shapes in French Felts 81 o5 and 81 so.
I'd roor. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I'd annex. J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28
Handsome WraDs.

Ladies' and Misses Chevron
Jackets. full - inches long,
notch collars. latest style
S ssst-, tailor made: worth s.: S2.9s
Ladies' and Misses Kersey
Beaver Cloth Jackets ''uplbrel-
Ia skirt, full 80 inches long,
tailor made, Worth collar
and capes. trimmed with braid
around collars, capes. sleeves
and waists. Also trimmed with
seal fur around collars, cuffs
capes and down front. eapes
and coats satin lined. blacks
and blues. worth sis. Oil 90
Now ID 1sco
Ladies' Jackets, made of first
quality kersey cloth, with
entire cape and sleeves braided
otherwise exactly answering de-
scriptiOn above, in blacks,
blues and browns, worth $23. Oh 40
NOW -...--..--..- Cd l. Isc y
EyThe last two the greatest values
in skirt garments we've ever shown.
All-wOol Eeaver Cloth Coats,
umbrella backs, full length,
trimmed with seal fur. tailor
s %ase r s'aits s blues ssm brown. and 1898
Misses and Children's a TO
10 years., plain and fancy
all-wool Cloth Coaks, with plain
or fur trimmed Worth collars, 90 90
worth IS. Now. SNC.CO
Very best quality Seal Plush
Sacques. full 40 inches long. seal
fastenings, rolling cuffs and col
lars. quilted satin lining Oh 10
throughout, worth $23. Now. - L 4.tO
Ladies' and Misses All-wool
Chevron Capes, Worth collars,
3 capes, trimmed with jet edg- q 90
Ing or braid, worth $40. Now. sCC.CO
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PKPKP KPKPKP KPKPKPKP KF
KINGS PALACE.
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Still FIOre
Big Reductions.

FROM KINGS PALACE. The THANKS
GIVING SALE of COATS is drawing splen-
did crowds, and many persons will be the
proud possessors Of pretty wraps these
holiday times. The MILLINERY and La
DIES WEAR departments are always full
of buyers. So t0lay We give you a partial
list OF the prevailing reductions that you
may join the merry throng
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28
CORSET DEPARTMENT.

Ano'her Iot OF thOsc Sl-OO COrSrtS at jS- Black
Ig1 -t -, tan and gold. with fancy edges and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28
FaN DEPARTMENT

China Silk Fans, hand painted, in the newest
Shades, with handsomely decorated box to
i-'tch Observation-Disclosures. .SlOO.
list hoor. st. building }
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MIkADon SALE
japanese Department.

on SALE TOMORROW MORNING.:
20 loklo Tea Dinner and Soup Plates, decorated
100 Rose and Tea Jars. gilt decoration Value
e
loo Nests of Oatmeal Bowls SedIi decorafions
Values, TO- 10 ard DOE. each. Nest of three
100 dozen Blue and White Cnps and SancsrS
Nalt,e, lOc-.... .-.............. no
zoo Extra Thin Egg Sets. Values SOC
100 Toxic Candle Holders. nicely Decorated
Value, 2Je-....-. ....................., Inc
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KNITTED UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT

another 100 dozen Women's Swiss Ribbed Cotton
garment
Nst nOOr INSTRUMENTATION. I'd annex.)
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THANKSGIVING TABLE Decorations.

A SECOND INVOICE OF DfiAWN-WOEkED,
liEMSItICHEI AND HAND-ENIBROIDEliE.D
TABLE LINENS. Including Cloths, DOylies, Sery-
httes, Center Pieces. Tray Covers, Buffet Scarfs,
Ike. These were imported direct from Ireland.
made To our order. and hand embroidered in
Mhlte; guaranteed to launder we'll TN of
the delay in their arrival we've marked them
lower than was orisinaly inteEded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28
('urLDRExsCorrox UxpFRwFAR DEPT

t'c'd quality Muslin Gowns. fanciIy trimmed
Mith hamburg inserting and fine clustered tucks.
"e-e >i-J5 and SIS. Now-.............-..S1.D 90
H,"i quantity Muslin fi0wns fancily trimmed
WIZ sIamoGrg edginS and line tucks. Were zoe.
- 49, >o"..----- y and soc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28
BLACK GooDs DEPARTMENT
Reductions i'm Black Cloak
lmgS.

Black Novelty Coaking, "a inches wide. For
--4ciIS - NOW SO.UO
Camels Hair Cloaking, 46 inches WIDE For
merly 81 yard. Row So. 90
Qst floor. Annex to 10th ST. bldg
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BABY CARRIAGES.

Just ina big line of tn. 6'E,I Err iTT.D WHIT
NEh NAlIliAGkS. in 1894 styles. .Si95 TO $50
Wool Carriage Mats N,
w0.I Crrrjs,-. .soc
nuns. .Si-Vl
~, "OOi carriage Robes. with pocket. 81. 80
'-o NO'4 1O0J + ST. bldgD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28
Millinery.

Ladies, Misses and Children's
Best American Felt Hats and
Flats. all colors and shapes,
worth 81 and $1.25. For. ....
So and 81 Trimmed Hats
Best Quality French Fur Felt
Hats. all shapes and colors,
worth $1.75 and 81. For.
So and Sc Trimmed Hats
Tor ........--- ..-.........
Is a popular need now that &
has set ir. No Que can supply
than We or for less money.
One lot of Ladies' Ribbed
Vests, silk front and ribbon
drawing tape. Regular 59-ccnt
quality. Special At.
Parts to match.
ALL-WOOL Ribbed Vests,
warranted non-shrinkable. Regu-
lar price, S1.25. Special at. -.
Pants to match.
One lot of Ribbed Vests, two
thirds wool. ribbon drawing
tape. Regular SI-cent quality.
Special at. Observation-Disclosures.
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Boys Kilt Suits Reduced,

every Kilt Suit we own is reduced to $3.50 or $500.
They were SIo.z5, $1,000, 5000, $3.50 and SITS.
ICES D. an
I'D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28

$1,000 Paper Napkins. plain and decorated 50
- AID 81 a thousand. "
Special prices TO fairs. &c.
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OPENING, DECEMBER I, s, 9

Flour, Electric Light, 81 Dbl.
Lily, best patent, $4.75. Dbl.
Sugar=Cured Shoulders, 9 lac.
Hams, E3c. pound.
Lard, Hoc. pound.
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ladies' House slippers,
all sizes ...............
Misses Opera Toe Slip
pers. Worth Si.........
Shoes for the Baby.
-Children's Spring Heel
Button Shoes, all sizes.
Worth 1Jc. and 81. Now
MEMS SILK Embroidered
and Imitation Alligator
Slippers. all sizes. ......
Boys and Girls
School Shoes, hceled Or
with spring heels, all
sizes. Worth $l.50. Now
Ladies' Fine Kid But
ton Shoes. all sizes and
styles. Made TO sell for
81 and $3.50. Now. .....
Boys and Youths
School Shoes ...........
Ladies' Fine Dongola
Button Shoes. with patent
leather tip or In com
mon sense Never sold
for less than So. Now.
Mems Lace Shoes. all
sizes. Worth So.
Mems Congress. various
styles. Worth 81. Now.
Mems Fine Lace and
Congress Shoes. in all
toes and sizes. Worth
81. Now.
Thomas G.. Plants Fine
French Kid Button
Shoes for ladies'. Famous
everywhere. Never sold
for less than $3.50. Now
Mems Patent Leather
Lace, In opera toe and
tip. latest styles.
Worth So. Now.
Thousands of pairs Of
Ladies' and Gentiemen's
Fine Shoes. Worth 50.
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Ladies' Lambs Wool,
cork sOles, all sizes, pair.
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COrsets and Waists,

one lot Of Satteen Corsets. full
boned. in pink. blue. old gold.
drab and cream. Regular price,
15 cents. Special at.......
Children's Heavy Jean Waists,
corded, with patent buttons.
Regular price, 80 cents. Special
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Caps Reduced.
One lot of Plush and Silk
Caps, full rosettes and ruching.
Regular price. 20 cents. Special
ut ...--..s.
All silk and Plush Caps.
9Sc. quality. Special at.
$l.25 quality. Special at...
Sl.JO quality. Special at. .....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28
Stylish Boas.

4 few more Boas. 2ls yards
long, that sold for Sl.25. Specials
now at Observation-Disclosures.
Short Boas, ribbon strings.
that We're 80 cts. Specials now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28
TOYS, Dolls, Cannes

A lot OF 20-inch Full jointed French Dolls, fine
wigs, shoes and stockings, exposed teeth, pretty
Fifty dozen 23-inch Full -jointed French Dolls. fine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28

Is a popular need now that cold weather
has set ir. No Que can supply you better
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-24
n AaleaAls Allustnsat.

We present to our readers, elsewhere in
this issue. the correspondence in full,
bstveen the city government and the Ed
wards Manufacturing Company relative to
he payment Of State and county taxes on
the valuation in excess Of the 6xed valua-
ton Of the city amounting to
o. ,l65 ,s6s. The citizens Of Augusta can
bet be gratiAed At the prompt and AMIGA
bic manner in which the company has ad-
juseed this matter. It not only agrees to
pay IN State and county taxes on the differ
eace between the State and city valuations,
bat ssggeses the advisability Of taxing all
properly bald BY it in the city and
~ slzic4ly used for manufactur-
NJ purpose precisely he same = other
properly. rhess possessions Of the compa,
y which Hsa. / Il. Nanley fslly enumer.
- = ~ - = Nssse I4isbtoo, an
~ nlx 60 60 = III INTO com
ls9ln uiaA - hosdinss Of any OF Al,
gr6shaaysrs and By paaeias them Up
eJ ~ go 49, : ~ tAe oxh%,
le 81 - ~ ssssoaably feels ~
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ss1eee. ~ ~ ~ u sel.etoa, 81 Il,
- - cooperation shas has do,