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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-20
NOTICE or TRUSTEES SALE.

NroTicE ~ lfEnEiY GIVEN THAT ~
~ accordance with and under the power
and authority granted by that certain trust
deed made the 18th DAY Of jay. lslu. 10 orange
!. salisbury aud lrAnt ~. dyer. trustees. ~
Thomss nollingworth. and recorded Jay ",
10. In TOOK "is' OF Mortgages, on pages NJ
", u, "a, OF the records OF rat Lstc County.
Utah. ths undsrsigned. a. snfysinr trustee
for cash Al the west front entrance /. tno
JOINT tiiy aud county nuildiag IN salt iato
CITY. utah. laAme helng The County Coun
House Of salt iAke County, utahl on the aotii
day Of septembcr, ispd, Al u O'Clock noon
~ that DAY, al tho real estate herein
after described. 70 pAf sud discharge
the Indebtedness secured ~ sam trust
deed aud Interest thereon. AM feaaonahis
compensation 10 shid trustee. and costs Of this
notice, ana stpcnfet Of sale Iht sale Viii
be made A. tho tsquest OF the holoof ~ said
indehtf dnets rnd because OF dgfauit tn the
payment Of said inds ttednets, which became
Que on tho ioih day Of July, issi. and the sans
10 nov Que aud wholly unpAid ,-..,-,-
said fe.I es,Ais i' particularly described a.
al hat psi Of lot two az, b'oet seventy.
nvg as. y Al ~" rail- Lake Vily survey. a.
foiiowai
Commencing At the n. W. conner Of san
lot and fuuninF thence five o. fods east.
thence Owe tb1 rods south. thence Eve ~ foda
ssst, thence i've ~ rod, north 20 the place OF
beginning. q y. hALlrhlhl,
Dated August y. Isss.
Inst publication. August 10. is5.
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sALr LAKE. Crrf. Oct 0. isia
TINE sToCKiIOLDt OF THE ECHO
i Land a stock o., are hereby notified that
meeting Will 10 held NJ tho company's onioe
with spencer ClAwson a Co. loo broadway,
eoember lat, iuDd. at n o,coek em., Tor tue
election OF officers aud such other business az
ii. Il. oLAwsoS, IN.
seoty. and Treas
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In the Matter OF The estate Of Elisa MeAda
Thompson harfell, deceased.
NOTICE u HEREBY Given THAT
~ Mile tlifA spencer, rNeoulns ~ the
Fstate OF alma Meals Thompson Darrell Dc
ceased, has rendered for settleuent. Hnd nled
In aaid court. her mai nrcount 81 her ada ihis.
irauuL Of sad estate aud reutioh tor nnai dis.
trluuuon ~ the residue OF said estAta among
Tho persons entitled thereto, and thAt Weduos
day tho 18th day o. No fsmbef. a. u. lsus, n
D. o'clock a M. At the court room 81 faid
court, In the County Court House, salt fakc
tity and C,nnty. Utah. has teen duly appointed
~ the iuogu OF said court. for the lettis meui
~ said account and hearing said petition Tor
distTibutinn, at which tine and place any person
interested In said estate may hppoar and show
cause, ~ any there he.why SAID ancount shou a
not be settled and approved and nnal datribu.
uon made a. PRAYED for
Dated october 18Th, lsbl
d X. sTANToS. Clerk.
ny fHIp ". pESSi-, Deputy Cisrl
JsO n. CANNON.
Attorney Tor hseeuuin
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psl place u business No. 90 East Ten
RE 81, tan Lake CITY, ttah.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meetlnf Of ths Board q Directors Of
ihe buckeye Mining 60, held a. AT Lane CITY,
Utah. october a.. lei. an aateasment % Que
90 cent per share was levied on the cspital
stoct q The corporation. payAple ~ once 70
FRANK v. lay lor. secfetafy 40. = Hast Temp
street. SAT- Lake CITY Utah, and AM stock on
whirh the astesameut shall remain unpaii on
the md nav Of December, ls6 viil be- della.
quent and advertised tor sale ~ public auction,
and q payment y not INSIDE tcfuru wtll 10 sold
on the n day % January. ityi, ~ The hour
of r.. M. ~ the once Of the company. No.
inent and costs Of advertising and cxptnsc OF
FRANK Y. TAYLOR.
secretary.
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NOTICE. THERE AnE DEtiNQUENr
~ upon the following described stock on
account Of assessment lev,cd on The 10th day
~ August lsld. the several amounts tet oppo-
ste NE names Of the respective shnehoidtrs
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DELINQUENT koIIcI.

The Ntw American Gas aud Tuel uomt.ry.
salt Lake tily. Utah
NOTICE Tnrnk ARE DELlNQUESr
~ upon the following shares d siog | "a
account OF asses mont LEVIED On the lslh tag
OF ueptenhsr 10. the several amouuu u,
oppositc the nnmes u ne respective ft0el.
holders, a. foiiOwsi
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lie II ordained by the Ciiy Council Of salt
Lake Cityi
SrCriuS l, That section ~ Of chapier u OF
the Revised Orllnances of salt Lake uny
hu amended w striking out the wofcH "ciiy
ongihecf'' GU lines u anu ~ aud On line 10 Of
words beard of health - and ~ SINKING ont
ne WORD min" y ,ine - ana Inserting IN lieu
zee 2. 1hAt section y OF chapter a. OF the
Revised Ordinances Of salt LAke CITY be
amended by sinking out the words "clty en-.
gineer" on line sof said section and inserting
In leu thefrof the words "hoard % health"
Sec, ., Thatsecuon ~ Of chapter Al OF the
heyiari Ordinances Of eait Lake CITY be
amended By striking out the words ''cily en-
gintet" on line o OF said section and inserting
IN lieu thereof the words ''bosTd Of health"
Revised Ordinances o. salt Lake CITY be
anset" on lines and o. said section and IA
.er,ins 10 lieu thereof the words board OF
Soc. .. That section - Of chapter a. Of the
amended by striking out the words "city an.
giheet' on line of said section Auc inserting
in lieu thereof the words board OF hoaith,'
sec. 4. ThAi section y OF chapter ~ Of tho
neysed Ordinances Of salt Lake City he
amended by striking out the words ..oiiy en-
gn,sor- on lines y. anu Of sAld .sctona
~ health. !" and By sulking out the word ''rn
gineer' on line u and Inserting In lieu thereof
HE Words "UUlTN OF nGAltN =
-eg = That section M 81 rhApter Al Of the
Revised Ordihances OF salt iAkn cty he
Amended bv strikinr out thc words .clty on.
sineer,, an i,res at,d Z 81 sa,d soeiion ana M.
sertirs M iieu thrIeof AZ. words . boaraaf
heAithH
SEQ a That settion a OF ehAptef Al OF ths
Revised Ordinanoes Of salt iAke CITY Ie
sn',nss,. ~, Inc . II .sia .sai,or sna
ins ~ lieu thereof he words '6osTd 81
III, md inss,,in,. IN Men ths,soi iha wan 1s
III. - 80
sec. o That section IS OF chapter a Of the
Iieyised Ordinances OF salt AXE city DO
hnehueu ~ AinE o1l tne "ysus o,Y
ungineer on linss ", " u. 70, =. ~ ~, ~.
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The Mayer Tor his Appronys,l, ,n evr,v
citv ussosa..
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Delinquent Sotice-The Nontrsh Mining and
Smelling Company pringlpal place OF
business SAT- Latc tty, Utah. Location
County Utah
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NOTICE.

IN the District Coart of the Third JudieiA
Dittrict % tho state 81 Utah, In and
for hAit take County.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE..

The Tidorado cold Mining compAny Pflnoi.
pal place q business, SAT- Lako
tty. ttah.
NOTICE THERE ARE DEf1N QuENr
~ upon the following described Stock on
atcount Of assessment No LEVIED on the sih
day Of september, lti.i, the seterai amounta
set opposite The names Of the respective
alnnL no llra. NJ inllnMaL
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SUMMONS.

In tho District Court Of the Third Judicial
District Of tho ntaie Of Utah. County
u SAT- LAke
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SAT- IAKE CIrr. sept s'th. 100
A. the written request of 1homas IioliinE
worth, the a ote sale 10 postponed 10 W o'c oet
room OF Monday, The 18th day OF soyember
ityk u. J. bAtlsnuHl,
surviving lTusto
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LIeAI NOTICE.

in The Di.iricl Court, Probate Division. Third
judicial District, IN ana OF salt Lake
Couuty, stats q Utah.
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AN ORDINANCE

An ordinance Lsyyibs the r,,.
Hss "a y, q .he tiepsriy o. ny, ~ foi N,
second M , 9n,h su,et bstSesseeHt
within svwtr Dlitr,9t Ns,n,
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Andin accordance with tho law and .as 9 i,th
Of tho board tof dIect.fs maze oh Fei tie
lsgI. 10 many shares OF eaeh pMNsa'.est,Afy
sho.s snn,aefntsd stock as may be hs.'.ss,slsi
viii be sold Al Iiooms ~ aud Y Tvs ~ et No.
liiooE, falt Lake CITY. on the ln'n us Tic ~.
venboT, 1870. at O'Clock p ~ tctLef villa
Unquent assessmcnt thereon lo,sot, ale
,ho Vol, Of advsrIising snd osnen,,se. ~
JOeHi" - sfcreiarl
F,r,, nubuea,lon Of this notice. so'sn'"
srd. 1900
Nv resolution aud order OF the s,aiIt 10 Sor
rontors, the above saio u holon asms rlaea
% is'0' "-o''o' noGERs, see's'aH'
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STATE or UrAn, D..
CITY and County OF Sail IakN
AN ORDINANCE.

Amending Sections ", ~. "a, % 20, y, q. a..
s, ) of chapter ~ OF tho llavi.ed
Ordinances Of sAlt LAKE CITY.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

once Of Crown Pom, goid and SILVER Mininr
90, as Mccorniot hiocs. salt Lste CITY.
utah, October "a. isfa
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

The Comstock silver Mining Company. 10.
cation Of principal place Of business. salt Lake
CITY. Usah
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Oh CyIu. Am rI.on % ID. Minnrs.
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Kate J. CoyAli. pihintih, w. james =. CoyAli,
defendant
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Order 10 show Cause Why order OF sale OF
Heal Estato should not be Made.
Evening star., 1896-03-16
DIED.

FRANK GERvAIs. eldest son Of John n. and
r,na1n1 Annie IT., e, scvee aged twenty six years.
q street northwest.
CLARK. ON Monday March 1s 1896. at Sis am.
ALFiED W. CLARK beloved husband Of Mary
L. Clark, at his residence. 1886 b street north.
cast. aged twenty-five years, ten months and
Funeral will take place on Wednesday. March 10.
at am Friends and relatives respect fully
invited to attend. pc
KIOPFER. On Monday March 1s, 1896. nj $50
am. CHRISTIAN G. KLOIFER, aged eighty
one one years and three months. at his residence.
33a NJ street southwest.
Funeral will take place from Trinity NJ f. Church,
4th street southeast, "Wednesday. March lS
at o'clock pm. Friends and relatives re-
spectfully invited 10 attend.
MARTIN Entered into rest. on Saturday: March
II, 1896, at IL 10 pm, JOHN T. MARTYN,
beloved husband OF Rosa Ii. Martyr, in the
Funeral viii take place % fr"m @ his late residence %,
9Th street southeast. on Tuesday, March IL. at
pm lnterlpeBt al Congressional cemetery. .
THOMSON. On March 10. 1894. MARION b.
THOMSON of Vienna, Va. mother Of S. r.
Notice Of funeral later.
ARTHUR TYLER. the eldest child of Dr. W. A.
Tyler and Ella X. Tyler, aged two years and
nine months.
In Memoriam.
DEXTER In loving remembrance Of my dea,
daughter, JENNIE p. DEXTER Gee iIayesl.
who died Two years today March 10. iS9C
There's grief that cannot find comfort,
And wounds that cannot be healed.
And sorrows SO deep in the human heart
That cannot Ice half revealed.
FopRTscH "a ,sying rememhrenee Of gExIk-
ETIE A. FOERTSCH, who died March 16. 1854
'' ''' ''' BY HER MOTHER
Evening star., 1896-03-16
BOARD OF TRADE.
Two Important Subjects to Re Dis
cussed Tomorrow Evening.

A"O important Subjects to Re Dis.
cussed Tomorrow Evening.
Two subjects Of much importance to aII
citizens VIII receive attention at the meet.
Ing of the board of trade to be held tomor-
row evening at the Builders Exchange. be-
ginning at 1:30 o'clock-the extension of the
water supply. and cheaper and better gas
and electric light. After routine matters
have been disposed of the floor will be
taken by the committee on water supply,
whose annual report submitted to the board
In November last will be discussed. In
addition to this. special report from the
same committee will be presented for con-
slderaton, bearing on the subject of the
Urgent need OF the extension of the water
supply by the completion of the so-cailed
Lydeoker tunnel and How ard University
reservoir, as provided for in the joint reso-
lutioE now pending in Congress Is. R. No.
o4). The subject will be clearly presented
10 the board by gentlemen we'll qualified to
speak OF the needs of the District in this
respect.
The second question of the evening will
be cheaper and more satisfactory light
which will come before the board In the re-
port or the special committee on gas and
electric light rates. which was laid before
the beard Of trade in October last In this
connection the bill now before Congress
"a H. 6sti) commonly known AS the dol
lar gas bill will doubtless come in for no
small share of attention. while the phase of
tne subject involving municipal ownership
OF the Iighting plants will lso probably be
tOucned upon to some extent
Evening star., 1896-03-16
A Spring Display.

Notwithstanding the inclement weather
the spring opening Of S. Kann. Sons & Co.,
at their handsome store. corner of Sth street
end Market space, has attracted a large
crowd of appreciative shoppes In the
opening speciality is made Of ladies' mil
linery, and there would seem TO be an end
less display of attractive bonnets. hats, tur-
bans and toques, trimmed and untrimmed
OF a quality and style certain TO please the
most fastidious taste. The rooms on the
second floor, where the opening is in pro-
gress, are prettily decorated with a pro-
fusion of palms and flowers and offer de-
iRhtful contrast to the gloom and mist out
side. The opening VIII last through tcmor-
row and Wednesday, and will well repay q
visit from those who are Interested in spring
styles of millinery.
Evening star., 1896-03-16
First A Anniversary.

The first anniversary of the Junior Ep-
worth League of Epworth Methodist Epis-
copal Church South took place last even-
ing at the church. corner of 7th and A
streets northeast. and despite the inclem-
ent weather there was a good attendance.
The exercises were in charge of the pas
tor, Rev. j. o. Knott; Mr.. Francis r.
W Woodward. president of the senior league
and Miss Lizzie Hummer OF the junfors
assisted on the organ by Miss Bessie Pot
ter An extremely interesting address on
the progress made by the Epwor; h
Leagues generally throughout the United
States was delivered by Mr. Woodward.
and remarks were also made by Mr. Knott
Mr. Ellsworth and others
Evening star., 1896-03-16
THE WHOLE FAMILY.
VIM. Pinkney Made a Wholesale Al.
. Aault,

Emma Dobson. colored and her son. John.
are In bed at their home, in Murray's Bot
toin' not far from the sixth police station,
suffering from wounds on their heads.
while william Pinkney, also colored. 10
charged with having inflicted the wounds.
William, ii Is charged, was a guest of the
Dobsons. where he called or a daughter OF
the woman. and when some objection was
made to language he used there he made
an effort TO whip the whole family and
take possession Of the neiShborhood Mrs.
Dobson was struck with an iron wrench,
and when she had been disabled and tho
wrench lost, he used a pitcher on the sons
mead Cries of police" and murder were
heard several squares away, and the whole
nelshborhood was aroused
Policeman Hayes responded to the out
cry and arrested Pinkney on q charge Of
murderous assault. The Dobsons were sent
to the hospital for treatment and were ar-
terwards sent home. Pinkney will he given
a nearing when Mrs. Dobson is able to ap-
pear In court.
Evening star., 1896-03-16
American Dra affAmen.

Articles Incorporating the Association OF
American Craftsmen have been filed here
by w. T. Jones, Sidney l. Besseliene, Geo.
p rockingham, w. T. Powell. A. NJ p.
Maschmeyer and Arthur b. Cassidy. The
incorporators state that the objects of the
organization are the promotion of practi-
cal and Scientific knowledge of mechanical
drawing and matters pertaining thereto,
and to discourage by lawful means the
employment of foreign, to the detriment Of
American talent.
Evening star., 1896-03-16
A Charity Conference,

Mr. Wilson, secretary of the board of As
scciated Charities Of Washington has ac-
cepted an invitation from the Legion of
Loyal Women to meet with them at the;r
hall, 4l9 10th street northwest, this evening
relief work in this CITY,
Evening star., 1896-03-16
Veteran Ffremeu-

meeting of the Veteran Volunteer Fire
nen was held yesterday afternoon at their
quarters, 18th and H streets. when appro-
pirate action was taken regarding the death
of their fellow member, Mr. James v
Thompson, which occurred Friday last. IT
was voted to attend the funeral today in a
body, and a handsome floral design was
ordered.
Evening star., 1896-03-16
HOusefurnishings.

S1.25 yard Satin Damask Table Linen. 81
.9S dozen a Napkins to match. ............s23 -
81 yard Table Linen, - inches wide ........ soc
Zoe yard Irish Table Damask, all linen. ..... .59c
81 dozen Napkins. all linen. 75c
25c Huck Towels, 20x42 inc hes. .1Sc
121ac Linen Huck Towels, SO inches. ..........11c
15c Crush. best quality, all linen. .12Hc
S1.50 S!lkoliEe Comfortables. cotton filled 81 -
SIS Carlsbad China Dinner Set 100 pieces .$l1 4s
1926 Dinner and Tea Set. 112 pieces. SO. .95
?Sc Tete-a-tcte Tea Set, pieces. .79c
35c China Sugar and Cream Set. .2ic
$2.15 Decorated Chamber Set 10 pieces. 81 81
29c Hanging Match Box, Dresden China. ..... .19c
9Sc Syrup Pitcher, genuine cut glass. .69c
soc Sugar Sift IT, real cut glsss. .37c
&c Individual Buffers real cut glass &c
soc Brsss Bird Cages. with fittings -S3c
DC Family Scales. guaranteed accurate. .19c
S1aS Improved Grown Jewel Carpet Sweeper 81 40
50 Gas Stoves. with two double burners. 81. .lS
79c Star OIL Stoves. two wicks. SOC
49c.Stcp Ladders three feet high. ............2 .2:c
zoe Ash Sitter, with cover. .39c
81 % pair White Irish Point Lace Curtains 50
81 80 pair Lace Curtains co inches wide. .9Sc
29c Window Shades best oil Opaque. ......... 13c
$3.50 White Enamel and Brass Bedsteads. ;. So 25
s.. 25 Rockers. with improved cobbIer seat 81 80
1Oc yard Figured Silkoline &c inches wide. ..71ac
12lsc yd Dotted Swiss. DC
Evening star., 1896-03-16
Suit and Wrap Dept.

so 20 English Plaid Touring Costumes. .s21
$500 Cloth Suits. none excepted. $50
s1i9S Storm Serge Suits black and navy. Sl2 9S
lbs Separate Skirts, cloth and serge. 9S
$l.4S Shirt Waist, grass linen AMI others. %
9Se Derby Shirt Waists, all styles. soc
50 9S Spring jackets, tan cloth. ..........S4.a as
s. Spring Jackets, black cloth. SO .9s
$50 Imported Jackets. French and English. ISIS
SiO9S Cashmere Tea Gown, very elaborate. 50 9S
S29S Princess Cashmere Tea Gowns. 81. 4S
S1.69 Novelty Wrappers of imported singham 81 10
15c BOYS Shirt Waists. laundered d.......... ..3c
45c Boys. Shirt Waists. we'll made .'9c
sos Ladies' English Tan Mackintoshes, double
Cape 81. 20
81 s Ladies' Macktntoshes with 24-inch capes. -
81 ID Misses Waterproof Circulars. 81 -
Evening star., 1896-03-16
Opening Day Price, 98'
Our Opening

OF Imported and Domestic Capes,
Suits and Separate Skirts has
created many well-meant comments.
Admired by all and bought by many,
every garment standing upon its own
merit as to finish, fit and style, the
extreme low prices secondary con-
sideration.
LADIES' BLACK FIGURED MOHAIR SKIRTS,
LINED LINED, THROUGHOUT, -FOUR YARDS WIDE.
$I.49.
, lad LADIES, s., BLACK FHURED MOHAIR SKIRTS,
BOUND WITH VELVET WI WORTH x iiaDs ss.5S. "iDh'
SIo5.
HUSTLE LINED. REGULAR $3.50 GRADE
$208.
skIR1H Kn1sis BLAGK ExrS SERGE E, AND TAN STRIPED
YARDS WIDE. WORTH $50.
$3.o8.
BLAGk I:s.,, CREPoN AND TAN COVERT CLOTH
AND FIGURED MOHAIR SKIRTS, PERC CALINE
$500.
AND ENT.;A WIDTH SKIRTS. WORTH $12
$3.50.
r BIZ. BLACK q s, FIGURED SILK. PLAIN AND BRo-
ca, CAPE ., SATIN T SKIRTS. LINED AND INTERLINED.
VELVET FACED, SIX YARDS WIDE SIS VALUE
$o08.
FULL SWEEP. $3.50 VALUE '' ->'
$2.o8.
INC, FANCY LiSiSG. ' So ett vAfUE. sAi'S i'och-
S3.o8.
>3II; BLAGK ,It.,,, VELVET AND REPP SILK CAPEs, IN
NEW EFFECTS. $50 VALUE.
$500.
EXTRA FULL WIDTH. $i2JO VALUE
$3.50.
Embroidery and Laces.
GS W3 3Ha SfWz SuR T12 MrtHARn Fth AIa
Opening Day Price, ,6Hc. yd.
c,r e P5ETES dEr S651IS SF E!Sb cAMRR1c 1PTgE
Opening Day Price, QHc. yd.
,1chs I ASD 49, s1SSH T15,7R BLACK SILK cHANr1LLY
Opening Day Price, 22c.
Opening Day Price, 15c.
1aeE. aesca aoe' WIFE HAnSE AND hg1rFf NET TOP
Opening Day Price, PIC.
VALUE. WV
Opening Day Price, soc.
MUSLIN Dept: Souvenirs.
uss,1Y S.; MODE ISLAND; D.n>1D nYARD-wDH RLEAcHED
MlaLlN. OPENING DAY PRICE. 4Nc.
. I0c IRWIN. YARD-WIDE BLEACHED MUSLIN.
OPENING DAY PRICE, 8Mc.
1Oc BERKLEY CAMBR1C. YARD-wIDE
FIRST FLOOR, CENTER AISLE
Again we are making Lining his
tory. Great characters in the an
mails of the world are those who have
done something out of the wav-the
leaders. WE ARE LEADERS IN
LlNlNGS-we are making prices
which place us out of the way of all
possible competition.
Evening star., 1896-03-16
MARRIED.

CARCANA-SCHMTTT. On January L. 1896 M
the Cathedral. Balrim, re, Md fy Rev WIN
A. Rearion. T. MORTIMER CARUANA 10
JULIA NJ SCHMiTT. both Of Washing tou. ID Os
Evening star., 1896-03-16
Fancy Goods Depts.

s1.5O ''Palas Royal Kid Gloves. all styles. 81 83
81 Kid Gloves, warranted, tried .......... SIC
Csc Kid Gloves pearl buttons. ..............5 .55c
2ac Hanikerchiefs, all styles. es...............22 .22c
81 HaEdkerchiefs. Some worth 81 .35. ........ SOC
81 ~ Jewelry All latest novelties. ......... Csc
s3c Jeweiry. Belt Buckles. etc. Csc
soc Jewelry. including real gold pins. S5c
SOC, SOC and Csc Pocket Books. etc. ......... Acc
25c Shopping Bags. Superior. 1Sc
13c Leather Belts. latest style. .14c
9Sc Fans. silk and gauze. ......................S .S9c
25c Feather Fans. all coors. ors.................22c .22c
35c ounce 'Diplamscy." the new perfu;nery .24c
1Oc Tetlows Swanslcwn Face Powder. ..........6 &c
Evening star., 1896-03-16

The steamship Bermuda got OF for Cuba
yesterday with the biggest consignment Of
arms and ammunition that has left an
American port since the beginning of the
revolution.
Evening star., 1896-03-16
Underwear DeDts.

81 & s1.25 Cotton and Cauhric Undergarinents. SIC
Sc and I5c Underwear. all styles. Csc
29c Cotton and Cambria Undcrsa rrneEts .29c
81 so Tsffeta silk skirts, all styles. s.. .9S
81 9S Black Aioreen Skirts. rts................S1.7 10
soc Ginsham Skirts, full width. h...............4ic
Zoe Swiss Ribbed Vests. spring weight. .13c
25c Swiss Ribbed Vests, extra finish. ........ Ice
SOC Swiss Ribbed Vests and Pants. nts..............2Jc
Foe Superfine Ribbed Vests and Pants. .44c
Csc SILK Waists, all colors, lace trimmed. :. .4ac
81 20 French Gore Corsets, all whaebone. 81 ~
81 25 'Palais Royal Corsets 1886 improy Cd 81 10
15e Coutn Corsets, extra long. six hooks. 49c
Evening star., 1896-03-16
Parasol Department.

SIS Paris Novelty Parasols all kinds. .$12 80
$5.6S Dresden and Black Brocnde Parasols. .s,.9s
s29S White. Mourning and Dresden Pare soils. So 6s
s2.6s Ombre Stripe Six Parasols. .......... So. IS
S2.25 Silk Parasols, all styles. 81 90
81 Carriage Shades, all styles. 81 So
$39S Silk Umbrellas. steel rod imported sticks So 70
S2.9S Silk Umbrellas, mems, silver trimmed
$19S Umbrellas. mems and ladies', all styles 81 80
$1.49 Gloria SILK Umbrellas mems and ladies' 9Sc
Evening star., 1896-03-16
Millinery Department.

81 80 Tntrimmed Hats, all styles 81 .35
50c Untrimmed Hats. the new styles. Az
4Sc Ostrich Feather Plumes. mes..................42 .42c
Flowers choice of all kinds. .-...........42 .42c
25c Flowers None excepted. .19c