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The herald., 1894-08-06
FIFTY THIRD CONGRESS.
Reviow OF tho Legislation Enacted by
tho Second Session.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-A review OF
leg eislation which has been accomplish
cd by the second session of the Fifty
third congress and including August 8.
shows much has been done aside from
the engrossing tariff struggle which has
matters which would, under other condi-
tions, have been considered OF great
consequence.
One OF the most important acts OF the
session which passed both houses BY
strict party vote being in ful6llment Of
plank OF the Democratic platform. was
the act repeating all laws creating fed
eral supervision Of elections OF defining
their power.
Another important act is that to en-
able the people OF Utah to form con-
stitution and state government, and to
be admitted into the union on full
footing with the original states, and pro-
viding the machinery by which the ter
ritory will be admitted probably in De-
cember, 1895.
Another is the act making the frat
Monday in September legal holiday, to
be called Labor day.
Three bills were passed to give effect
to the award of the tribunal of arbitra-
tion at Paris which adjudicated the seal
fisheries dispute.
Several measures were enacted in &C.
cordance with the recommendations of
the Dockerey commission (so.cslled), for
improving and simplifying the methods
of doing the government business. Most
important were those changing the
method OF auditing accounts in the
treasury department, and changing the
money order eystem, and that regulating
the making OF property returns by the
officials OF the government; the naval
bill, empowering the president to
fill vacancies in the grade
OF ensign or assistant engineer,
by selecting from the graduating claBs Of
the naval academy, where the vacan-
cies exceed the number OF cadets in the
line division or engineer division also,
that vacancy in the naval school from
district which the secretary OF the
navy is called upon to fill, must be
filled by the appointment OF resident
OF that district of two years. standing.
Three OF the appropriation bills have
not yet gone to the president-the
river and harbor and the general de-
ticiency and sundry civil. Incidental to
the snndry civil is q provision granting
1000, 600 acres Of the surveyed arid pub
lie lands to each Of the states to which
the desert land law 10 applicable--N
brasks, Kansas and the territories OF
Arizona, Now Mexico, Oklahoma and
Utah. to be selected within 10 years.
Five deficiency bills have necessary
this session. The principal items in the
first one were $l27, 500 for the pay OF as
sistAnt jsnitors and custodisns under
the treasury department, and 5000 900
for mileage for members, the regular
! mileage appropriation for the first ses-
sion having been used during the sps-
cisl session. The second bill included
| 100000 for the treasury department
The herald., 1894-08-06
CAUGHT MAPPING.
millionaire lByers Again Kidnapped
From His Legal CustodIana.


From His Legal CustodIans.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Aug. BE. NJ. Byers,
the millionaire banker and iron manu-
fecturer OF Pittsburg, Pa, whose erratic
doings have been the subject OF much
comment of late, is now being earnestly
searched for by Samuel Boyd, to whose
custody Judge Ramey last night awarded
him. Mr.. Byers was last night taken to
the Pacific house by the Boyd faction,
where he was guarded by two policemen
until morning. After the guard was
withdrawn Shields and hia party fo=nd
Byers in the barber shop with the Boyd
faction mapping. Shields inveigled Byers
out for walk. AS soon as the
two stepped on the sidewalk they were
found by DIR. Tallman. The two hustled
Byers into closed carriage and he was
rapidly driven to Rushvile, Is miles
south, where the party boarded the
train southbound for Kansas City. The
Boyd party spent the rest of the day
searching the city for Byers and left
tonight for Kansas City, hoping to in
tercept the party.
KANSAS Cry, Aug. Sup to q late
hour tonight thorough search failed
to reveal the slightest trace OF the Byers
party in this city. 1t ie likely thsy
made quick connections for the east and
are now bound for Chicago or St. Louis.
The herald., 1894-08-06
Democratic Tariff Conferees
Break the Sabbath.
Their Efforts to Expedite q
Settlement.
A Report to Be Agreed Upon Within
Seventy-Two Hours.
Uncertainty stiIl Exists as to the Out.
coms-Work OF the FIFTY Third
ConEress-Forecast for
tho Week.
By the Annotated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 4.-The usual Sun.
day quiet of the capitol building was
broken today by the Assem- bling OF
the Democratic tariff conferees at 2
O'Clock. All of the Democratic confer
ees were present. except Voorhees,, who
is sick. and Chairman Wilson, who had
gone to West Virginia to sec his sick
wife.
The meeting lasted until o'clock, and
was marked with more than usual se-
cresy. Some of the conferees declined
to admit that they were together. Others
were more communicative, explaining
that the gathering today was due to the
desire to expedite q settlement at the
earliest moment possible. The meeting
resulted in an understanding that q re-
port should be made one way or another
agreement or otherwise. within the next
~ hours. That it would be sn agree
ment, was not, however. definitely SET
tied. On this point the conferees say
they have not yet entirely passed the
danger point, although they seemed
more confident tonight that it would be-
an agreement.
The discussion turned on sugar, iron
ore and coal. The house ccnierees are
proceeding without reference to the
strong opposition to the new sugar
schedule by the Louisiana senators.
This opposition may be overcome, how
ever, by pei uniting the present bounty
or portion OF it to run until January
LIST, next. By postponing the time at
which the bounty provisions OF the Mo-
Kinley law shall be repealed, until Jam
uary 1at, would operate ON the crop
about to be gathered. This, like other
details OF the proposition, are not agreed
on, but it wac advocated by one of the
conterees tonight as fair concession to
the Louisiana men and one likely to
overcome their opposition. The Lousi.
ana senators have said they would bs
willing to accept half of the bounty tor
the present year, in addition TO the duty
in the new compromise schedule.
Some attention has also been given to
the income tax, and while final agree
ment mas not yet been reached, it il
practically conceded the senate limit of
five years will be adopted. II it so
recommend itself, an extension of the
system can be enacted at q subsequent
congress. Efforts sre being made. how
ever, to extend the time to six or eight
years.
The herald., 1894-08-06
INoENDIARY FIRES.
Fircbugs Create Reign of Terror
Oak Hsrbor.

FirebuEs Create Reign of Terror At
Oak Hsrbor.
TOLEDO, O., Aug. Soak Harbor, a
village of $500 inhabitants 90 miles east
of here. is in state of terror. During
the past "a hours three incendiary. fires
have been kindled, the first causing q
loss ct $35, 900. 1t started at midnight.
Before help arrived at 2:S0 O'Clock this
morning the fire had practically burned
itself ont.
Shortly after noon today FIRE WAS dis
covered in the shaviugs box of Roose's
stave factory, but it was extinguished
with slight loss.
At 2 O'Clock straw otack on the prop
erty OF Charles Vogel was ignited, hurn-
ing his barn and other small buildings.
The citizens are fearful of going to bed
and will sit out tonight guarding their
property.
No clue to the identity of the incsndi-
aries has thus far been discovered.
The herald., 1894-08-06
SUNDAY TARGET pRAor1on.
MsJor Worth to BE Court MartIales
for Ordering 1t.

MsJor Worth to BE Court MartIaIsd
for Ordering 1t.
OMAHA. Aug. 5.-Preparstions are in
progress at Fort Omaha for the court
martial OF Major Worth, for ordering
Private Cedarquist to engage in target
practice on Sunday. The court will con.
vene on August 18th in the meantime
Major Worth is under arrest. This
hinges on military law. established by
Lincoln, that nothing should be done
in the army on the Sabbath in the
nature OF work. during peace, that was
not absolutely necessary to the health of
the department, except in emergencies.
The emergency in this case was that
Major Worth desired to complete his
field practice in order to 60 on shooting
expedition. 1t was purely case OF
religious scruples. 1t was the religious
people OF Omaha who took up this case
and got Major Worth in trouble.
The herald., 1894-08-06
GOLD POURING IN.
An Era OF Property Setting in al
Douyor.

An Era OF frohpsrity betting In at
Denvor.
DENVER, Aug. 5.-The receipts in gold
at the Denver mint for the past week
amounted to Sos, ,12450 against $44.-
54l.S9 for the corresponding week last
year. This is an increase Of $123, 5S7. 81
or about 2S1 per cent. OF this gold a
shipment was made today to the Phils-
delphia mint, valued at $142. 500.
Gold bars are shipped in box ss made to
fit them, each box holding about $75.-
900 and weighing about 500 pounds. AT
present the Denver mint is making q
shipment OF one box every other day.
The Denver bank clearings for the week
ended yesterday showed an increase
OF It's per cent over the corresponding
week of last year. and the receipts of the
Denver and Rio Grande railroad for the
fourth week in July were SIG, 600, an
increase of $50, 200 over those ior tho
same period last year.
The herald., 1894-08-06
Fire at Marion, Ind.

MARION, Ind, Aug. 5.-Fire here to
night destroyed Seers' lnmber yards, in
cluding o planning mill. The Touring
mill of Mark Burge. the Fanseer drug
store, Shields Wholesale fruit depot and
four minor stores were aleo burned.
Loss, $4,000. Several persons were
slightly injured.
The herald., 1894-08-06
Murder and Suioiie.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-After a night
spent in brooding over fancied wrongs,
Joseph B. Hunt, 40 years old, a paper
hanger, shot and killed his wife, Bar
bara. aged 27, and mortalIy wounded
himself.
The herald., 1894-08-06
FIRE IN GOTHAM.
The Large Van Dyke Studio Building
Quilted,

The Large Van Dyke Studio Building z
Quilted.
NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-Fire tonight par.
TALLY gutted the six-story building
known as the Van Dyke studio and the
two lower floors, occupied by Andrew
Lester & Some. furniture and carpets.
The upper floors were given over to a
score of artists. Frand V. Dumond is
the chief sufferer. He had over score
of pictures in his studio. They were
valued at $4,000. There were 20
studios in the upper floor and all were
drenched with water. The total loss on
the building and contents will be about
$50, 600, partially covered by insurance.
The herald., 1894-08-06
MEAT FOR THE FIGHTERS.
Slnin for His Money.

HoT SPRINGS, Ark. Aug. 5.-About a
week ago Q. r. Brown, president OF the
Bodcaw Lumber company at Stamis,
Ark, registered at the Arlington house
and then disappeared. Brown was not
discovered until today, when his decom.
posed body was found in the woods a
few miles north OF here, with his throat
cut. Mr.. Brown was very wealthy and
his family think he was slain for his
money.
The herald., 1894-08-06

II unable to visit the beach use Turks
sland sea salt. the best substitute for
sea bath at home. Two aud half pound
package for 10 cents. Off & Vaughn's
drug etore, Fourth and Spring.
The herald., 1894-08-06

Tooth brushes. A complete line, and
we sell them at 10, 10, 20, 25, 50, 40 and
80 cts, and guarantee every brush. Lit
tlesoy's pharmacy, 81 S. Spring at.
The herald., 1894-08-06
A R,ch s,r,h, at Or,nn,, Crao,

CRIPPLE GREEK, Colo, Aug. 5.-The
diacovery on Mineral hill of lead car
Donates yesterday. the ore of which
gave Leadville it's great boom, is re,
garded by mining men as the mos.
remarkable and important ever dis.
covered in Cripple Greek district. The
vein is four feet in width snd it ia all
pay. An assay returned $40 in gold, $50
ounces OF silver and 33 per cent lead,
The herald., 1894-08-06

Insect Powder Guns. ..10c
Crumb Pans and Scrapers. 200
Whisk Brooms g. Holders. Csc
Coffee and Tea Canisters. .15c
The herald., 1894-08-06

Wall paper house of the coast, 323 g. Spring.
nr pa rhar dantiat 1OQlL Weat Eirrt strna.
Evening star., 1894-01-27
Midwir1ter Early Spring
SsOpening, -
Monday, 2o=I=HS94.
Monday,

The Palais Royal proprietor and "buyers of the
various departments request your presence ON Mon
day to the Sixteenth Annual "Opening'' of Mdwinter
and Advanced Spring Styles. Anticipating contn-
uation of the success that has attended The New
Palas Royal the rnportations unusually large
that think the display will be quoted larger and
better than any i'm Washington at this
of tine year. According to annual custom the
goods will be offered at nominal prices
venirs Of the Opening"
Evening star., 1894-01-27
Wrap Dept. Souvenirs.

SIS Cloth Suits, all styles. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sl2
$ls15 Cloth Suits, all styles. es............. :. SIS
SzS1o Sloth SUITS, all styles .$lI 80
800 SIX Waists, all styles. .$i 3S
x2.9s EiderdOwn Bath Robes. 81 .3S
xloO Dressing Sacques, all styles .3Sc
$12Io SIX Tea Gowns, all styles SO. 75
81 Cashmere Tea Gowns. S....................$4. 81. .yS
S1.25 Best Indigo Wrappers. ................. Zoe
$l-1p Best Mourning Wrappers. ............. .9Se
$l2o Flannclette Wrappers, all styles. .0Sc
$llJ Fiannelette Wrappers, all styles 81 ~
$2JO Flannelette Wrappers, all styles. 81 15
5000 Cloth Capes, latest styles. -. .... 81 so
$3.50 Cloth Capes. latest styles. ........ $40 75
$40 Seal Plush Capes, extra long ........,.. y12
$40 Seal Plush Capes, richly trimmed. E. SIS 70
TO Seal Plush Capes, London dyed. .$22 80
10 per cent discount 1904 Derby Waists, laun-
dered. 9Sc to So are the price extremes.
Evening star., 1894-01-27
A Definition.

Teacher-What Is the feminine of man,
Thomas?
Thomas-Woman!
Teacher-And the feminine of gentleman
Thomas (unhesitatingly)-Dude!
Evening star., 1894-01-27
THE OHANUE AND BLACK.
Annual Dinner of the Princeton
Alumni Association

The twenty-third annual dinner of the
Princeton Alumni Association Of the Dis
trfct of Columbia and southern states will
take place Tuesday evening. February 13,
at o'clock. at Welcker's Several dis
tinguished guests have been invited, and il
is expected that the dinner will be more at
tractive than usual. The annual election of
officers for the ensuing year will be held
Immediately before the dinner
The officers of the association are as fol-
lows: President, Joseph X. McCammon;
vice presidents John H. Voorhees,, Charles
Albert. j. c. yelling, A. b. Hagner. Henry
B. Mum. James NJ. Johnston: executive
committee. Henry E. Davis. chairman; A.
b Kelly. F. S. Presbrey. H. B. Davidson,
Victor Kaufman; treasurer E S. Mccall
mont: secretary, Henry c. Stewart, jr.
Evening star., 1894-01-27
For Summer Lands.

Health and pleasure seekers VIII be In
terested in the advertisement OF the Atlas
line Of steamers in another column. an
nouncing a special excursion TO the West
Indies and the Spanish main. by the steamer
"Aline" to leave New York next We ines-
day. The steamer has every accommoda-
ton fer tropical passengers. and as the
trip will occupy a little over a month. IL
will be veritable pleasure outing. at q
cost of about four dollars per uay.
Evening star., 1894-01-27
Dress Goods Dept.
SECOND FLOOR

49c yard All-wool Figured Challies ......... .39c
SIC yard Silk ard Wool CarmaIite Suting .J9c
81 yard Fancy Granite Cloth Suting 1Yc
?5c yard Allwool Cheviot Suitings ......... sc
$40, Sl2 and SIS Novelty Dress Patterus. 81. 10
81 yard Black Taffeta silks Observation-Disclosures Sc
xl.23 yard Black Satin Rhadame. 81
S150 yard Black Marie and Satin Rhadame. 81 81
S1.2j yard Evening Bengaline Silks. ........ 81 Is
$12o yard Evening Satin Duchess. 81 ~
81 9S yard Evening Novelty Silks. ....... 81 .6S
IJc yard Figured China silks. Use
SOC yard Evening Crepe de Chine. SOC
Doe yard Wash Silks for 1884. a................44 .44c
6Sc yard Figured India Silks. ......... SOC
81 yard Figured Taffeta Silks. =. .SYc
Evening star., 1894-01-27
Underwear Dept.Souvenirs
cTHIRD FLOOR.D

TTHIED FIOOKD
19c Cambria Corset Covers all sizes. ...... .15c
DC Drawers. Very superior garment .2lc
Csc Cotton and Cambria Unde rgarments. {oc
t5c Cndergarments, all styles. les..............j Soc
S12J Crdergarments. all styles. s.............. SOC
S22l Cndergarments, all styles. 81 6o
x1.lJ Knit Wool Skirts all styles. ..... Csc
eSc Black Sateen skirts ts.....................15 zoe
.yS Ladies' Cloth Skirts irts.......,..,,,,,,Sl 81 IS
10 per cent discount SILK Skirts.
81 "A In e. p COrsets. 1894 STYLE. ..,... Csc
$3.50 Marie Antonette'' Corsets. .......$3 50
Sl.5o "A In p. D." Corsets 1894 STYLE :. .9Sc
ooc baby waists, latest and best. ...,9c
t5c Misses Corsets, all styles. .4Sc
oOc Infants Cambric Slips. ....... SOC
4oc Cambria Skirts sc
ooc raid Muslin Aprons, all sizes. ........... .39c
Csc Fancy Muslin Aprons, all sizes. -. CSC
Sll1 india Lawn Aprons. all sizes ........... .S4c
Soc white Bengaline Silk Caps. ............. .6Sc
l3c Children's Muslin Drawers all sizes. .13c
&c Chltttrens DRIVERS, all sizes 24c
4Sc Childrens and Misses Night Gowns. 29c
39c ohlldrens and Misses Skirts. .25c
3oc Childrens and Misses Garments. .39c
Evening star., 1894-01-27
Rug Dept. Souvenirs.
Housefurnishing Dept.
EASEMENT FLOOR. /

700 Bisself Carpet Sweeper warranted the
- Co,.. m, a., 81. ~
&c cedar Pals, large Size brass hooDs 1Sc
S2O Universal Clothes Wrnger, regular size 81 20
M2o spice Cabinet, with eight drawers = Soc
I:e Genuine Dover Egg Beatcr warranted - Sc
h--2 step ladder Chair strongly made. :S,
&c Patent Til Flour Sitter. best made - e.
SI .nt I IaI, ,ytuHpeu "a one piece lie
zoe Agate Iron Sauce Pan. 2quart size. ~ sac
si:Io Ladies Folding Cutting Tables, polished
Sop n; ..-....... .9Sc
90 SaPaleI DIeAu Boxes, rull size. .s.yc
nj.
Evening star., 1894-01-27
Linen Dept. Souvenirs.
SECOND FLOOR.)

45c yard 5s-inch Cream Damask Table Linen. .35c
Csc yard 6I-inch Beached Irish Table Linen. .b3c
81. 10 dozen 34 Bieacbed Table Napkins. 81. 40
15c Warranted All-lnen Hemmed Towels. .12lsc
6sc Full size White Crochet Bed Spread. SOC
Sc yard Anloskeax Gnyh ha ms for 1904 &c
Evening star., 1894-01-27
Art Dept. Souvenirs.
SECOND FLOOR.

35c Monte Bureau Scarfs, 72 inches Ions. =. 25c
35c Hemstitched Squares. feet square. :. :. 23c
33c Tray Covers, 1sx27 inches. ...............23 .23c
3oc Brocaded Sofa Pillow Tops. ...............x9 x9c
4Sc Henstitched Linen Scarfs. .29c
15c Tinted Duck Mats. ts....................... 1Oc,
Initials stamped. free of charge, goods selected
here during the ..oneninc .,
Evening star., 1894-01-27
A Critical Period.
From Life


Young Editor (refectively)-If don't pub
lish this poem Grace has written she will
have nothing more to do with me- And IL l
do publish it, l shall probably lose my posi-
ton.
Evening star., 1894-01-27
Glove Dept. Souvenirs.
HIRST EIOORl

81. so Foster Kid Gloves, Z hooks. .........S 81 35
$1.SJ .'Palais Royal Suede Kid Mousque-
q. M :, .ss o2
2.I5 Suede Kid Mousquetares, 10 buttons 2.5S
80 Suede Kid Mousquetaires 20 buttons 81. %
1.S5 Best English Walking Gloves, buttons. 81 80
81. .25 Suede Kid Mousquetaires buttons. .3ac
81 Mems Dogskin Gloves. Doc
Evening star., 1894-01-27

Judge Colt, at Boston, has confirmed
Judge Wallace's appoin tments of Thomas
Z. Platt and Marsden j. Perry as perma-
nent receivers of the New York and New
England railroad
Evening star., 1894-01-27
A Predicted Renafssa nee.

From Lie.
She-Don't you think conversation IS IN
danger of becoming one of the last arts,
He-Oh, no. The opera Will always be q
resort for fashionable people
Evening star., 1894-01-27
China 6 Glass Ware DENTS
EASEMENT FLOoRJ

80 Dinner Set, l12 pieces, handsomely dec
$50 Tea Sets. sc pieces coored decorations 50 az
SsO Tea Set, 81 pieces. gold decorate tions So o5
Sl69 China Pudding Sets. pieces. decorated 81 90
isc Ater-dinner Coffees, fancy china .1,c
xl-9s China Cups and Saucers six for. (slc
nsc china Tea Plates. gold bands. six for. 69c
somely d.cororej 'i"ie si1pe' haho- m
800 Pittsburg Lamp, solid brass, umbrella
= jim
&c Table Tumblers. engraved d..... 81.
DC Crystal Glass TumbIers, decorated. - &c each
Evening star., 1894-01-27
Hdkf. Dept. Souvenirs.
tEN.ST FLOOR

35c Seaiioped and Embroidered Handkerchiefs
,a' "a 10
25c Swiss Embroidered Handkerchiefs. .1Se
Duchess Lace and SILK Handkerchief at 10 pei
cen
Evening star., 1894-01-27
Trimming Dept. Souvenirs
CFIRST FLOOR.

:
Dc yard Jet Bead Trimmings n.s..5 &c
l1c yard jet Bead Trimmings. gs............, 9c
lie yard Diamond Cut Jet Trimming Ic
4oc yard Fine Cut Jet Band Trimming 35c
loc yard Black and Funcy Mohair Braids Sc
~ yard Mohair Braid. black only ............4c 4c
4Sc dozen Pearl Cloak Buttons. .5c
l1c dozen smaller Pearl Buttons. ..............S Sc
uozen BLACK Crochet Buttons lOc
Evening star., 1894-01-27
List of Souvenirs.
ITEMS Dept. Souvenirs.
FIRST FLOOR.)

s1.50 French Percale Shirts for 1894. ... .S1..9
soc Pain-bosom Dress Shirts. .:i9c
Csc Plated bosom Dress shirts. s...............i Acc
Soc Fancy Trimmed Night Shirts. ........... .39c
15c All-linen Collars, styles. .......... .10c
zoe All-linen CUFFS. .15c
81 Neckwear, latest and best .S9c
SOC Neckwear advanced spring styles. ...... iGc
soc Silk plated Half Hose e.................. .35c
1Sc Fast Black and Fancy Socks. 13c
QSc French Bal. Shirts and Drawers. ........ csc
4sc Ideal Suspenders. Observation-Disclosures. 23c
$3.50 Pique Chevrette Gloves patent clasp. 81 35
81 English Dogskin Glove yes...................9 .90c
2Jc Warranted All-linen handkerchief. :. pc
Sl9S Warranted Gloria SILK Umbrellas. ... 81 s5
81. As Warranted Union silk Umbrellas. ~ IL
4Sc Natural Wood Canes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .39c
10 per cent all Mackintoshes-I0 per cent dis
count on Hand Satchels and Dress Suit Cases.
Evening star., 1894-01-27
Millinery Dept. Souvenirs.
SECOND FLOOR
hoe Dept. Souvenirs.
UnderwearDe Souvenirs.
FIRST FLOOR

25c Ladies' Fast Black Hose. Pie
35e Fast Black and Fancy Lisle Hose 2Dc
boc SuperTine Fast Black Hose. .:3Jc
59c SIX plated Hose, black and colors 49c
Csc Australian Wool Ribbed Vests. .4sc
Toe Ribbed Nlerino Vests and Pants. ....... .4!Dc
Doc Ribbed SILK Vests. black and colors. :3lc
Evening star., 1894-01-27
Notion Dept. Souvenirs.
OFIRST FLOOR

kleinerts Feather weight Dress Shields . Zoe
yc piece Taneta Ribbons, 10 yards. Sc
Dc yard SILK Braid. all colors ors...............3 &c
lse dozen Bastins Cottons, 300 yards. ....... l2c
&c 70 iSc Stocklnet Dress Shields. &c
3oc dozen Linen Thread. Observation-Disclosures.
I9c piece Fancy Bone Casing. ng.-...............i0c .i0c
!yc pair Sllk Corset Iaces. 1oc
loc gross shoe ButtOuS IA for. Zoe
&c Darning Balls. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
l.e piece Silk P-ussian Binding. yards ...... lie
15c dozen Montague Hair Curriers' ........-.. Toe
lSc pieces Real Whaeoons 50 inch. .......... So
4sc boxes SILK Twist. Is spoois for. &c
Evening star., 1894-01-27
Jewelry Dept. Souvenirs.
CFlRST FLOOR.)

Csc Real Cold Rings. .....................7 lie
S9c Sterling Silver Hair Pins. .13c
Csc Gold and Silver Watch Chains. .......... .4Sc
69c Sterling Silver Hat Pins. ns................. 43c
4ec Gold, Silver and Shell Hair Pins .42c
49c Turkish and Egyptian Brooches. ....... .4,c
3Sc Silver Sword Pins, with scabbard. PC
DC Brooches, all styles. .19c
Real Shell and Solid Gold Jewelry at 10 per cent
discount F,
oOc Jewel Photo. Frames. .32c
81 80 Burnished Brass Photo Frames. 81 10
Evening star., 1894-01-27
Boys Clothing Dept.

. per cent discount-One-quarter of price marked
an separate Pants, Suits and Oyercoats Of aIl
Evening star., 1894-01-27
Ribbon Dept. Souvenirs.
FIRST FLOORD

f1.39 yard 9-inch-wide Moire Ribbon. 81 =
45c yard 3-inch Satin Ribbons special lop. IS
25c ys-d 3inch Moire Ribbons Especial lott. IL
10c yard 1-inch Moire Ribbons Especial lot)- IS
Evening star., 1894-01-27
UpholsteryDe Souvenirs.
FOURTH FLOOR.)

59c pair Lace Curtains. ..................5 SOC
10 pair Lace Curtains. Observation-Disclosures. .9Sc
S1.9S pair Lace Curtains. observation-disclosures 81 60
-. so pair Lace Curtains. ns................. 81 DS
so pair Brussels Lace Curtains -. SIG 30
S2'J pair Chenille Curtains Observation-Disclosures 50 %
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