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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-02
Fine Peaehos.

Waycross, Ca, Sept. i.-Charlton
county, which borders on the Florida
line, and Pierce county, the leading cot
ton growing counties in this section. haze
produced about two-thiras Of q crop of
peaches this year. while The All accent
counties fell short Ioar-afths. The
Charlton peaches were well matured and
had u Inc flavor
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-02

Annie Boleyn was recently acquitted Of the
charge Of counterfeIting in England.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-02
ON NORTHERN DIAMONDS.
Results of the Days Games in the
National League Cities.

Washington, Sept. 1,--Games of base
ball were played to-day with the follow
ing results: ....
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-02

Ler first victim was the nephew Of a
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-02

Pensacola News, Aug. %: It is now
just thirty-four days until the arrival o.
the time when independentism in Florida
will be calmly but positively wiped from
the face of the earth.
Evening star., 1894-04-13
HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY.
Men Who Claimed to stand I'm Win
the Police

The hearing In the conspiracy case Of
William H. Thomas and George W. Bog
gins, colored. as printed In yesterdays star.
was concluded in the Police Court late IN
the afternoon. As printed yesterday, Alex
ander Peterson, colored. was the prosecute
ing witness. and 1t was charged that the
men conspired to defraud him OF 800 by
pretending that although they had a GOOD
liquor case against him. they stood in with
the police and he would not be injured. Ser
geant Daley, whose name was frequently
mentioned In connection with the case an
peared on the stand and told of his havinr
employed the defendants to procure evf-
dence against speak easies" He Rays
Thomas money and started him out on his
mission as "spotter" or ''informer," He
denied being a party to the alleged bribery
transaction.
defendant Boggins said he had been IN
fetersons ana purchased strong drink but
upon the question Of being an informer, he
assumed an air Of innocence and ssid he
went there after church and got q drink be-
cause he did not feel well.
But Thomas told an entirely different
story. he had attempted to get evidence
against peterson and knew that such was
me intention CT Boggins. Thomas however
ianed. Tor he was refused drinks. The court
heard other evidence and after arguuents
on both sides held the defendants IN x5oO
security to await the action OF the grsnd
Jury.
Evening star., 1894-04-13
Death of n Retired po,,c.u

Joshua McNeal, who. from 1875 to Nav.
1892, was an active member Of the police
force, died last night about O:2o o'clock at
his home on 5th street near the second pre-
cinct station. The deceased was a colored
man, born in the south, and had served in
the United States army. He was one OF the
most efficient officers Of the force winning
the respect Of all with whom he was
brought in contact and probably had more
friends among the citizens than any col
ored officer on the force. He served in the
lower part Of the first precinct for some
years and also in the second precinct, and
for some time was detailed with the chain
gang. His close attention to his duties led
to i'll health, and on May /, 1892, he was
honorably discharged with a pension Of
$50. He was prominent in colored Masonic
circles. and his funeral will take place on
Sunday afternoon.
Evening star., 1894-04-13
DIED.

%sioek 1sa pm. BEN BAKER, aged twenty-si
Friends and relatives invited to attend the
funeral from ST. johns Church SATURDAY,. Anrsi
II 10 O'Clock. Wheaton. Montgomery ,ounty,
BANTER, At Kensineton. Nd, April le. isa..
Emory and and s.
Funeral private.
DAY. On April TO- 1894 at 1920 An Rrssrr
IKE nnENE DAY. daughter of Joseph and Grace
pay' aged seven months. one week. two days.
Fare thee well, my darling baby
Sad II is from thee TO part;
But your image shall he nestled
sT Her MOTHER.
band OF Louise Garner. In the forty ninth year
Dear , is ss, The spot where Christian sleeps.
on %bN s~ees sSonIs 5se ST strains that sases pOuf
ne Is not lost, but gone before.
Thy rod and thy star they comfort me-"
Funeral from late residence so8 G street sou,N
ives west; ;, sunday. April is. at pm Relatives
JENNINGS. ON Thursday. April H. 1894. Mt
gESSr jF% h% r SI.sr & short and painful illness,
;n ;MSllsomer! county, Sid, much mOurned by hls
Funeral services at late residence. Interrneut at
Grace church, Nd Friends and relatives are
Invited
JOHNSON. On Thursday morning, Aprfl 10 lsnas
at 1880 O'Clock, DENNIS JOHNSON. An li.
SIXTY second Year. one Q; the defenders Of Fort
Funeral from his late residence. 7oe rn street
baltimore and Syracuse papers please copy .
McNEAL. On Thursday, Aprt Il. 1se. a, ,o..o
pm. JOSHUA. beloved husband Of Fsnav
MeSeal 2 member OF Meridian Ledse. No. q
Funeral from his late residence. 1912 sth ,,rse,
P5incs Ppqfrses, s:u SSsuraay' saturday April T. at pm.
Commandery, No. 3. invited to attend
PARKER; suddenly, April IL. 1894, JAMES
WALTER PARKER. son Of the late wm' n
Parker OF the United States treasurer's once,
Funeral from late residence. i4os Howard svenpe.
Mount Pleasant, Sunday. April IS al 2 pm
aaIeba dnIefmen, m at. a. Sonsressaonal cemetery his
SABINE. On April IL, 1894, JAMES SABINE.
henisins taken 70 Boston On Friday FOR intermept
In Mount Auburn
TILLMAN. On April ls 1894 at $50 Am
henry ELwN rnLMAN. infant son of ID,
teen months and three days.
Funeral private. o
WEBSTER On Friday morning. April ls 1894 NJ
$50 O'Clock. JOHN WEBSTER. In the seventy
Funeral viii take place sunday afternoon. Apr,l L.
az A O'Clock from his late residence q VIZ
gnia avenue southwest. Relatives and friends
OF the hmily are respectfully invited 70 st-
teno- 2s
WolZ At 2:45 an, April l3. 1894 al the home
OF his parents. kossynn Va. GEORGE al
WoLz, eldest son OF George NJ ana Carrie
days. ~ N-sNA
Funeral private ..
In Memorfam.
KAUFMAN. In loving remembrance OF our dear
departed father, JOSEPH KAUFMAN, who died
April Is. 1850.
Evening star., 1894-04-13
The Jolly Fat ueu's CIub.

Mr.. George Woods gave a reception to
about forty Of his brother members Of the
Jolly Fat Mems Club. at his residence in
Brightwood, last evening. Among those
who participated in one Of the most enjoy
able feasts of the season were president
John H. Buscher, Vice President Martin
Schneider. Secretary John T. Scott, Treas
urer Charles Schaefer and Sentinel q. p.
Smith. The invited guests OF the evening,
Messrs. Robinson, McGinn, Hodges and
Harrison, contributed largely to the enjoy
ment by their recitations and speeches
Superintendent Thomas O'Brien of the
Brightwood electric railway furnished a
splendidly equipped train for the transpor-
tation OF the club TO and from Brigntwood
The next monthly reception will be tender
ed the club by Capt. Randall at River View
about the middle Of May
Evening star., 1894-04-13
best Candy at 25c Instead
ACc a Pound.

sa'uroays special sale shall well advertise the
.Ae' that the best Candy is at the Palais ROYAL
Inc Following delicaeies in pound boxes will be
rOund on special table first floor, near door Of
.,e'enth st. entrance:-Burnt Almonds. Cream
almonds. Turkish Paste. orange and lemon
.,onoeoiste-covered Walnuts. :. Lemon Cream
s,Os snocoAees: English Walnut Creams orange
-. 'Cnocoiate Peppermints. ST. Mich
olas Chocolates. 80. Orange Cut Creams R,sct
walnut squares. 80. .Cocoanut Squares Home
maae Caramels .Pistachio Kisses Cherry
bon-b -bons. ... Pineapple Bon Bons Flbert
IDEAS. -. Cachou Bon-Bons. Almond Choco-
1a. ,a.e oreams.. Gum Drops. ... Peppermint.
pl,' anu Lime WATERS. .... .Caramels 80.
Brookmint- go. Brazil Nut Ideas. CbocoI.t p.
walnut Bon -Bons:-ali at 25c pound
Evening star., 1894-04-13
HE NEW COLLECTOR
Mr. hanogue Receives the Oongrasula-
tions Of His Friends Today.
Mr. Hutchins' Supporters Say There
Was No Controversy-Mr. Manorus.
Intentions ~ to the once.

Coming SO closely upon the selection Of a
Kansas colored man for an important fed
eral office in the District OF Columbia. the
nomination yesterday Of Mr.. William H.
Manogue to be collector OF customs Of the
port Of Georgetown, announced in The Star.
occasioned general qualification among the
District democrats, among whom the sp-
pointee has occupied an unquestioned place
as a leader. Mr.. Manogue was strongly
backed for the place, among his stanch
friends being Commissioner Ross, Mr.. Hem
Evening star., 1894-04-13
New Jewelry, Including the
Latest Imported Belt
Buckles.

: Learn jewelers. prices for identical Buckles and
YOU VIII appreciate Palais Royal prices:-s1 9s TO
so4s Tor Sterling Silver Buckles. Soc to ST. As for
.ss pia.ea on hite metal, guaranteed not to
tarnish. Extra special are the Sterling silver
Buckle Moire Belts at s3.9s and those looking IKE
them at prices ranging from Csc to $31s
New style Sterling Silver Shirt Studs and Link
Gun Buttons for Csc set. Gold dplated Studs for
only 14c and Gun Links for 25c pair
2oc Rolled-gold Scabbard Sword Pins with handles
inlaid in pearls or turquoise. Look worth s5
2oc for Slver-plated Filagree and Dagger
HAIR Pins, facsimiles of those in sterling silver
that sell up to $3.50.
&c for s.: ling Silver Heart and Leafshape
Stick Pins.
ooc Ior LorGnette or Watch Chains of rolled gold
warranted non-tarnishable
Ssc each for Bejeweled Armenian and Turkish
Brooches that sold at the worlds fair from 81 to
Evening star., 1894-04-13
Paris millinery at Ridicu-
lously Low Prices.

The apparently ridiculous quotations to be inau-
gurated tomorrow the result Of buyers"
late trip to New York. The samples Of leading
importers have been secured at prices surprisingly
lowso low that you need be assured that the goods
the very latest Paris novelties, though offered
as follows:-
Sc EACH FOR HAT PINS AND BUCKLES
WORTH UP To 75c.
This sounds ridiculous, but comparison with the
goods of others will prove all We state. Note that
jet, steel and rhinestones-
15c for Jet Agrettes worth up to 81, and Coro-
nets for ssc and 7sc worth up to g, are facts
idle words.
4Sc each for choice of nearly so dozen sample
punches of French Flowers worth from 75c to $780,
23e yard for 3-inch-wide Moire Ribbons worth a5c.
Black and colors
LILLIAN RUSSELL" Braids and the last shape in
Sailor from Paris will be here tomorrow.
Prices, SOC to s1.75.
25e for surprise quality Sailor, in black. white
and navy.
soc for the Dunlap Sailor, in fine Coburg straw.
Besides and beautiful Trimmed Hats and
Bonnets for Ladies and Misses, We show tomorrow
so dozen Cloth Hats and Caps for little Boys and
Girls. In the lot one-of-a-knd novelties At less
than Paris prices.
OThe writer feels that he ought to state that
he was not less surprised to hear Of the above
prices than you will be to read of them. Our
questioning cough and look. which says: .'rl-try-
to-believe-butIcan't,' is thus replied to by Mr..
Godfrey:-"Being buyer for r. II. White Of Bos-
ton for so many years, whose immense clientele
enabled me to buy Millinery in wholesale quanti-
ties, l have always been offered the very best
terms. think, too, that my experience has taught
me something more than the average buyer knows.
If not, why should in this instance be Offering
Imported Millinery at prices that not only less
than prevailing here but positively less than quoted
today in Paris? If you don't know. ask Messrs.
- -. who are not only leading i'm
porters but my personal friends, who will favor me
In preference TO the representatives Of larger
houses than the Palais Royal II this were not So
these matchless bargains would not be in Washing
ton today"
Evening star., 1894-04-13
xMOre Laces.

!. More Lace Insertions have arrived. As
!. you know, insertions have the call on edg-
Z lngs this year. Point de Venise is the
; most fashionable lace, and We have just
& added a number Of patterns in Ecru,
Z Black, Butter and White, which we are
!. offering exceptionally lew.
= SPECIAL. One lot of Point de
z Venise Insertions, Butter shade.
Real value, 8 and 1Oc. c... W.
I. One lot of 12-inch Black Bour-
@ value. tS sl....'. 10. Trimming c'Dss. Real 75c.
Evening star., 1894-04-13
Fourth Floor Bargains.

10 pairs Silk Stripe Curtains, never before sold
at less than 81. so. to be only 81. .9S a pair
20 pairs Figured Silk Curtains, Sc instead of
IS pair.
20 pairs White Lace Curtains, Brussels effect
81 inches wide. 3h yards long, CSC pair. Never
before sold at less than 81
one-quarter off the price marked on tt. Turkish
Rug or Carpet you select.
Evening star., 1894-04-13
&C.
More Ribbons.

Be careful how you choose Moire Rib
bons. Plenty Of the cotton mixed Moires
are being offered at low prices. There is
no ribbon as bad as a bad Moire. Here
are two special values in the wide widths
Of all-silk Moires.
One lot Of 5-inch Black All-silk Moire.
finest uuality Toe valua
Evening star., 1894-04-13
MARRIED.

CASEf.PLCHER. On February % 1888. FyY
NJ PlLCHER TO L. @. CASEY AZ IanhaIn Ad
BY Rev. Geo. HascaI
"ooDLTHOMAS At Washington, ID. c. Aprfl
~, lss4t by Rev. s. NJ. Hartsock d. D. AZ
tne residence OF Mr.. Hoffman,, <ls 9th street
1'u.nMest CHARLES II. WOOD TO BENDENA
Evening star., 1894-04-13
Children's Sunday GAR
ments at Special Prices
for SATURDAY..

For youngsters to years Of age we offer White
Cambria Dresses, with tucked yoke for Csc instead
OF 3sc. .... Embroidery trimmed Gingham Dresses
4ec instead OF Csc. .Reefers in navy red and
brown, braid trimmed soc instead of Csc
Check Cloth Refers, with ripple collar, silk braid
trimming, size to years, 1.50 instead Of 81 9s
&c for the 25c Lace-trimmed Null CAPS
$leO for the s1.9s Silk Null Steeple-crown Hats.
In PINK, blue and white. Sac for the 9Sc WASH
able Chambray Sun Bonnets, in pink and blue.
S9c for the soc Dimity Tam O'Shanters for little
boys.
CSC for the $1.5O Navy Refers in sizes to 12
years.
The New Pique Dresses at $2.9s instead of 81. .ss.
They come In sizes to 10, made with blouse
waist, sailor collar, braid trimming Suits that
will cost you IS at most stores.
New Lace Collars for children Of all ages, bOc
up.
s54s for the Palais Royals Sc 90 Baby Carriage
Equal to competing coaches at $3.50. 1t has best
rattan body, is upholstered in fine damask, war
ranted unbreakable coil springs, patent selfadust
ing satin paraso
Also the following:
Regular prices. .$11.OO $500 s14OO S17OO s24 90
Special prices. $3.50 $1,000 115O $14OO $1,000
0The best Carriages made are included at
above prices-the Heywood
Evening star., 1894-04-13
Ladies' Wraps at Prices
That Should BE Known.

Compare the following with the socalled bar
gains OF the merchants who rely on words rather
than deeds:
Compare the ten styles Of Jackets we offer at
S39S with their IS bargains; nine styles at
"a. .9S with any elsewhere at Sc.
And can you match these 81 .9S Capes at less
than So. so or those at S6.9S at less than $75O?-
DO not deeds speak louder than words?
Best Indigo and Lawn Wrappers at 69c that are
good value at 81 and $3.50. 80. Best Percale
Wrappers at CSC instead Of SIPS.
Evening star., 1894-04-13
LaceS and Veilings,

PIT. D'RELANDE LACE. i'm white and
eeru, 13 inches wide, regularly 80 cents
Special, 25 CENTS YARD.
Same, to inches wide, regularly Is
cents Special. 121H CENTS YARD.
BLACK TUXEDO NET, with chenille
dots. single width. regularly 3se. Special.
25 CENTS YARD.
PLAIN BLACK TUXEDO NET, double
width. regularly SOC. Special. IS CENTS
YARD.
BLACK TUXEDO NET, with chenille
dots. double width, regularly 65e Special,
80 CENTS YARD.
Evening star., 1894-04-13
''Palais Royal" Gloves at
Special Price for Satur=
day Only.

Not since the opening of the season have We
onered the sl.5O "P. R." 4-button Kid Gloves at
sl-2S pair So with the best quality 7-hook Foster
Kid Gloves.
New Biarritz Mousquetaires will be on sale to-
morrow az 9oc pair. Superior to any ever before
oiereo- we are willing and anxious to try them
on at our risk They fit to perfection are entirely
Tree from defect being as soft as kid though twice
as durable Besides the usual tans, browns and
gfays, We have London red. black with self and
whlte sutching; white and pearl with self and
black stitching.
Since unusual care and time is devotea n st,,,o
Chndren's Kid Gloves we trust mothers will on
deavor to bring their children as early as possible
tomorrow.-our busy day Best Kid Gloves for
Misses and Boys for only 81 pair.
And please inform husband or son that "Palais
hoyai Gloves for men are best and cheapest.
Evening star., 1894-04-13
Only H3c. a Yard.

Another Illustration Of the results Of buying when
other merchants are not:-12hc yard instead Of 16
10 and &c for to 5-inch-wide Cambria. Swiss and
Nainsook Embroideries some with dainty open
scalloped edges. And here are the delcately beau
tiful beauties for Baby's Dress. How mothers will
buy these Embroideries when they are told the
price is only 1211c yard
Evening star., 1894-04-13
Without
EXaggera

The BIGGEST, the BEST VALUE ever
offered in LADIES' SPRNG-wEGHT
VESTS Is here for you tomorrow. Our
buyer was recently in the show rooms Of
one OF the largest New York wholesale
houses, when q case Of 42 dozen REAL
AACO YARN VESTS was opened. He
saw In them a splendid ''chance shot," and
made an ofer for the lot. Couldn't get any
more-lucky to get these. AL sizes
hicneieu ribbed, crocheted finish, no
sleeves, silk ribbon in neck. Never sold
better ones for so cents. These 60
IS Cents Each.
Evening star., 1894-04-13
Too Many Fingers.

Nathan Belt. a young colored man who
eior1es In the possession OF twelve fingers
and an equal number OF toes, ana who ha.
but lately returned from a three years resi-
dence at Albany, was this morning convict
ed In Criminal Court No. 2 OF petty lar
ceny In having stolen several robes from
the carriage Of II. b. Polkinhorn a few
weeks ago. Judge Cole sentenced the man
TO six months in Jail
Evening star., 1894-04-13
Want a Charming Veil for
-
Sunday?

csc for the very latest Paris novelty,-the beauty
of hlmy net which imprisons golden dots And here
are quarter hundred other styles, 4Oc instead of
4sc.-a special for Saturday only. Everything
that's new. including the latest in Square and
Round-m Mourning Wells.
Evening star., 1894-04-13
:n0re Suits.

|. Ladies who have been waiting will be
} glad to learn of the arrival Of another ship
ment of those Fine Storm Serge Blazer
Suits, which we are selling at 5000.
We are showing Blazer Suits at s1250,
. $15, SIS, $50 to $3.50, in Black and
. Navy Blue, plain and moire silk trimmed.
Evening star., 1894-04-13
lac. Pair.
SSc. Half Dozen .
Sf.2S Dozen.

This Is the last Of an immense lot re-
eeSed a couple OF weeks ago, and they
can't outlast tomorrow.
MEMS SPRING-WEGHT HALF HOSE.
Drown tan and gray mixtures, with double
neeis' toes and soles. regularly 25 cents
Special tomorrow, 8 CENTS PAIR.
3 Pair IS Cents.
Evening star., 1894-04-13
'Hore Capes.

We can truthfully state that it is not
, likely that we shall have larger or
} more fashionable line of Capes than are
now displayed. We are especially strong
In Capes at the popular prices Of So, $40,
$3.50, $3.50, SIS to $50.
New shipment Of those excellent Cloth
Capes, at IS.
Evening star., 1894-04-13
Men's Shirts for 39c That
Have Sold for CSC.

50 many styles Of Shirts, in so manv sizss that
We think it advisable to discontinue soma rhrs
.ou are tomorrow offered Plaited-bosom Shirts.
uinerent width pieats. open back different lengths
oi sleeves; hrst-class Shirt in every respect.
Evening star., 1894-04-13

Ex-Mayor Robert A. Smith was nomi-
mated yesterday by acclamation as the
democratic candidate for mayor of St
Paul. George o. Netteton was chosen as
candidate for controller.
Evening star., 1894-04-13
ON Basement Floor.

sweet-singing Canaries s1.s9. w Solid Brass
Cages, 39c. Spring Holders, &c. Pound Of
Best Seed Co.. Gravel, &c. You know the
usual prices.
Evening star., 1894-04-13

Ex-Congressman Henry W. johnson was
nominated by the republicans for Congress
at Muncie. Ind, yesterday.
Evening star., 1894-04-13
Here Are Facts
That Speak Louder Than Words

nhH@@S SPSAM AOuNSA lAAdul wOTWSe
sS4S for Suits worth up to $25-Lades' Tailor
made Suits, of English cloths, i'm latest imported
Styles Silk Waists worth up to sn2 for S2.oS S3oS
and S4oS-Wasts of best Silks i'm styles that require
plenty of material and skill i'm production.
THE pn.s pov,,
BUYERS ARE VISITING WHOLESALE MARKETS
Evening star., 1894-04-13
New Gloves.

f-button WHITE CHAMOIS
Gloves. just received and
made to sell for 81. Special
Saturday -.......
S-outton WHITE CHAMOIS
Stoves. selling everywhere for
81 PAIR. here tomorrow. ..
4-outton GLACE GLOVES,
spring shades, mode, tan. red
and black, with large pearl but
IONS, made to sell for $1.50
pair, Saturday.
Evening star., 1894-04-13
Sunday Neckwear.

The new Point venise Lace Yokes at s. 4S
Lace and Chiffon Yokes in black and colors S. 4S
......Silk Refer Scarfs, 35c instead of 45c ..
English Windsors, 39c instead of 4sc
Dainty Embroideries for
Evening star., 1894-04-13
Only SIC. yd.

One lot Of finch Black All-silk Moire
Ribbons, finest quality. 95c. value.
Only 75c. yd.
Evening star., 1894-04-13
SI.Oo
] heSe Gloves. hnc L

Regular s1.25, S button. self stitched.
tan. mode and brown SUEDE MousoIIE-
IAIREs. Only 40 cents-but only on Sat
1rday.
Evening star., 1894-04-13

We have all the various widths in Black
All-silk Moire Ribbons
Evening star., 1894-04-13
Spring Stockings.

Cniidren's Black and Tan Heavily Ribbed
STOCKINGS. with double heels, toes, soIes
and knees, sizes to GA, regularly Is
cents Special tomorrow,
I2a Cents Pair.
Ladies' Fast Black Hermsdorf Dye Hose.
with double heels and toes. regularly IS
cents Special, tomorrow only.
ri Cents Pair.
Ladies' Fine Red Maco Yarn Hose. war
ranted fast eolors. dyed by most famous
German dyer. double heels. toes and soles.
"nieh cannot be duplicated under 3s cents
pair anywhere in America, here for these
prices:
Evening star., 1894-04-13
Scarfs.

New lot Of those Stylishly ''Mannish"
Effects in Tecks and Four in hand Scarfs,
for ladies', Soc.
lot of Windsor Scarfs, % and SOC.
Evening star., 1894-04-13
Jackets.

Capes for style, but jackets for warmth
and practical worth. Our Jackets are also
exceedingly stylish, all having extra large
full sleeves, ripple hips and wide flowing
lapels.
More Of the Ladies' Black Cheviot Reef
ers which We are running at the special
price Of $3.50.
A little finer Coat, with wide lapels of
moire silk, $3.50.
Evening star., 1894-04-13
/ nCKrleW's
|Daily Letter. i.
|NeWGOOds

We have been exceedingly busy the past
few rainy days-not selling goods, because
there have been but few buyers out, but
We have been busy ordering and receiving
new goods, especially in Spring garments,
such as Jackets, Capes, Suits. &c.
Evening star., 1894-04-13
.MOre ParasOlS.
Children's Refers.

) Another shipment of the Children's Navy
Blue Reefers, sizes to IA years old,
!. which We are running at S1.s5.
, Attractive variety OF Fashionable "Noy-
city" Mixtures in Misses Jackets at ex-
) ceptionaly low prices
Evening star., 1894-04-13

KAUFMAN. In loving remembrance Of our dear
departed father, JOSEPH KAUFMAN, who died
April Is. 1850.
Evening star., 1894-04-13

A 8 olid
ID r e s s or
Work Shoe.
A Ii Il u d.
turned House
s ! Up p e r. In
p l us b q n d
leather, four
C oil ors and
three shapes.
Evening star., 1894-04-13

A Calf Shoe
at this price
is what we Of
fer in every
concei v a b ! e
shape and all
widths, so that
all can get a
perfect ft.