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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05

Mr. Proctors uptown fdherents are well provided
for this week win a programme which includes
the debut in continuous vaudeville Of George WI
son II the original quartet OF famous minstrels-
Barlow Wilson Primrose and West. Other feat
urcs are the first vaudeville appearance this
of isabelle Urquhart I'm a new comcdietta assisted
hy John Il. Burke and the first uptown appearance
Of George W Monroe. John {. Fox and Katie Al
len Hail and Stalcy. Anna Suits and Picks. the
Romalo Brothers. and Jessie Mar cornetist.
To-day's concert will run from 230 until 1870 p.
m and viii present the Streator Zouaves Ryan
and Richneld. KITTY Mitchell and dozen others
Chauncey Olcott in "A Romance Of Athone"
mas made a remarkable hit at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre Hundreds OF people have been
turned away unable to get into the theatre. and
thousands OF dollars worth OF seats and boxes
have been sold for future performances. Mr.. OIL
cotf's songs continue to be n feature.
New clnematograph pictures will be features A.
the Eden Musee during the coming week. The
,.iev,s are shown each hour OF the day and evening
Tn, Pypsy concerts afternoon and evening. remain
popular
Huber's Fourteenth street Museum will doubtless
be thronged by its usual thousands this week. The
four- legged girl and the guessing contest. with
horse ~ a prize the chief attractions
An attractive circular has just been sent out by
Augustin DAILY announcing the series OF illustrated
matinee lectures 10 be given at his theatre during
the Lenten season ny Burton Holmes who sue
cessfully stepped into the shoes of John J.. Stod-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
President Potter viii offer this amendment

Now that Boston has the meet. after work
ing for IT for five years II may be expected
that 1t will furnish the League with one of the
best gatherings in its history Just what effect
the outlaw movement will have cannot be told
yet. but II Is expected that the racing situation
Will be cleared some time before that Should
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29
,arke. Parker n. Bailey, Harriet z.

Riggs, James Storm, Mary Male
henry L. Bailey. Jane E Catcher
William IT. T. S. Jackson, Walter B. Hayson
o D; B. Thompson, John L. Love, Ida A
1SIIinbs, Ulysses S. G. Bassett. Emily A
Harper. Nelson E. Weatherless, Charlotte
r. Hunter. Lawrence G. Fletcher, Eugene
Ihomas; Arthur z. Newman, James F. AL
len, William a. Joiner, Mineola Kirklan md
James C. Wright, Arthur Brooks
MusIG-Drector. Alice S. Davis; assist
Ia Johnson. '-'' No
Primary work-Director, Emma f. G.
Merritt; assistant director, Mamie T. Jack.
son. ~
Ninth Division.
Supervising principal, Winfield S. Mont
gomery.
Eighth grade-Mildred E. Gibbs, James Il
LARK hathe-:ne U. Alexander, Francis L.
Cardozo.
Seventh grade-Adeline T. Howard, Ger
trude F. Smith, Frances A. Martin. Mary /,
Washington, Mary E. Tilghman, Rosetta A
Boston, Fanny s. Bruce
sixth graue-Anna NJ Mason Narv Y
t , Mary F. Fletcher, Cicely j. Payne
Costln, Eliza f. Wilson,
fllth grade-Parthinia Woodson, Lucy A,
Barbour. Ellen L.Fisher, Erminie +. Sbimm
R n.ary "a, Crme, Mary l.. Watson, Anna
Ross, Sarah E. Dorsey, Mary L, Reason
Rachel c. Wheeler
fourth grace-Medora F. Barker. Ursuliue
Y. BROOKS. Cleo j. Arnold, Fanny S. Bell,
laura V. Fisher, Carrie Pierre, Mary Z.
Maud |. Smith. Anna K. johnson. ->'
Ihlrd grade-Martha A Shelton. Mary f..
Brooks, Mary L. Pope, Mabel v. RUBY.
E sohaa,o X. Cursor Susie E. Dyson. Susie H.
lmogene Wormley, Mary E. Beckett -
Minor grades-F'irst grade, Musette
BROOKS; second grade, Mary L. Brown:
second grade, Otelia CROMWELL second
ressa Marshall; first grade, Annie G. short
err; frst grade, Nora N. Lyman: second
grade, Laura E. Wilkes; second grade sara
Hall; second grade, Caroline c. Thomas;
second grade. Henrietta B. Ouander. irst
grade, Virginia A. Pierre; first grade. Au-
gustine Comes; first grade, Lottie A.
Chisolm; first grade, Josephine G. Weston
nrst grade, Mary E. Ferguson; first grade,
Jennie l.. Johnson; first grade Nellie f.
Dyson; first grade, Jennie r. l.. Homes.
hrst grade, Ottie NJ Brooks; first grade,
Ollve V. Booker; second grade, Leila Tudy:
second grade, Louise A. Lucas; first grade,
Josephine l.. Gray; second grade Nellie
Herbert; first grade, Edward NJ. Syphax:
second grade. Richard b. Green: first grade
Gertrude E. Tibbs; second grade. Bertha e,
Cole; first grade. Mabel Turner.
Tenth Division.
Supervising principal, James H. N. War
ing.
Eighth grade-Lucinda Cook, John W.
Cromwell John c. Male. Sara c. Lewis.
Katie c. Lewis
Seventh grade-Chanie A. Patterson, Eva
A. Chase. Ella d. Barrier, Julia R. Bush,
Carrie H. Thomas. Lula S. Chase
Sixth grade-Hattie v Bruce, Mary A.
Martin, Amanda r. Bowen, Grace A. Dy-
son, Margaretta w. Lewis, Emma Patter-
son. Sarah j. Janifer
Fifth grade-Hattie A. Hebron Isabel L
IL. a A
tin Harriet H. Beason. Kate n. S,ade-
Martha Liggons. Mary L. Tancil, George
Brooks
Fourth grade-Marie I. Williams. Rebecca
L. Molten, Mary E. Barney Marie A
Madre. Estelle G. Lewis. Josephine Ashton.
Laura @. Arnold. Ella E. Perry, Anna A.
Gray. Mary E. Clarke =.
Third grade-caIlsna johnson. Amanda C,
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sistants Mary E. Ware Helen johnson,
Ella Freeman, Laura A. Parker
standardization, Carrie Z. Syphax: as
sistants, Mary E. Griffin, Ellen NJ. Thomas
Sarah A. Goines. Amalita Alexander, Lou
Use A Hamer, Mile q. Lewis Annie T.
Thomas Jeanette Z. Anderson
PHYSICAL culture - Director. Hattie b.
George; assistants, Anita j. Turner, Lula
Z. Love, Louise X. Smailwood
kindergarten Teachers
Ninth division-Jeannette A Taylor. Ro-
berta Quander.
Tenth diviSion-Blanche Bradford Eva r.
Ross.
Eleventh division-Grace p Campbell. F.
E. Richardson.
Refreshing: Chr. Handlers denseIy con-
centrated Raspberry Syrup, soc. OF. 500 9Th
Advertisement
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kindergarten Teachers
FAIR CYCLER's GREAT FEAT.
Rides From Philadelphia to Atlantic
City i'm Three Hours Twelve Minnie,

Special Dispatch TO the Philadelphia Press
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J., June 2s-Miss
Bessie Emery, an attractive young girl
from Washington, ID. C. performed the
unprecedented feat of riding from Phila-
delphia here in 3 hours and II minutes. No
official score of the time was kept but
John p. Eppelsheimer and George r. Race
who paced her, vouch for the correctness
of the time.
When the young girl arrived in this city
she was utterly exhausted, and had 10
be taken to her apartment
The start was made from the city hall
Philadelphia at = o'clock this afternoon.
and she arrived i'm this city at 5:l2 Miss
Emery this evening said she was proud of
her record, and challenged any other OF
her sex to lower it.
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Corset covers: ladies' muslin corset covers:
or square necks; all seams felled; Instead
of Exc, for sc
Boys washable Galate.l cloth knee pants
all sizos-wel made and Just the thing for
sunnner-for 912c.
Boys shirt waists-Of Merrimac percale,
plea;ed-choice of dozens of patterns for 9iac.
Three gross of tan and black shoe polish,
which sells regularly for 1Oc., will be sold
this hour for &c.
Infants hand turned shoes, in tan and
black: in sizes to ); instead of SOC, what
they re worth, for &c.
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(CONTINUED.)

(C0NTINUED.)
Trimmed walking hats, in splendid as
sortment: also English shapes and roll-brim
sailors in white and mixed satin, Mack
inaw and Jumbo straw, which sold for
12 TO $1.37, will be sold for soc.
Maline nets, I'm twenty-four different col
ors, which sold for 33c. yard, TO 60 for 10c.
yard.
Stair runner oilcloth, in handsome pat
terms. for this hour. 4Tc.
500 yards summer draperies will be sold
for 4sc. yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Ladies' washable suits 50 9s aud the
greatest values you have ever beheltf-pure
linen suits trimmed with white and col
ored linen, linen crash suits coverts I'm diff
Iereht col"rs, plain white piques. navy blue
piqpes-an immense variety none of which
are worth less than 81. so and most of which
are worth SIS. You are offered the choice
of these for S39S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Last of the IS suits, and the last Of the
sale Will be hummer for we shall add
greater values-better broadcloths cassi-
meres aad cheviot serges, with silk-lined
Jackets aud newest skirts. suits which sold
up TO rs high S25, for S5-think of 1t.
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@ to L o.
Lot of child's handmade tan and black
button shoes; sizes 4 to s. which have never
before been sold for less than Toe, for 43c.
Lot of ladies' tan lace shoes, and black
button and lace shoes-nearIy all sizes
some shoes which sold for 81 5O-will he sold
for l9c.
trimmed sailors and childrens colOred hats.
which sold for high 9Sc., have been
put on table and will be sold this hour
for pc.
Immense assortment of artificial flowers,
such as bluettes, forget me-Iots, rOSes,
daisies, pansies, foliage and wrpSiths of vel
vet blossoms and grasses, which sold for
2Jc. to i9c.. to go for &c.
Cream curtain scrim-36 inches wide and
in handsome patterns, and many Of them; to
go for 5sc.
Linen crash skirts, of splendid quality
and well made and full. with wide hens;
Will wash perfectly; for 29c.
All-wool knee pants, Of durable cheviots;
well made garments. which will give honest
Wear; usually sold for Soc, for 29c.
Mems full seamless half hose-plain black
and tan, but both fast color--usually sold
for 12l2c.-for 6hc.
Ladies' swiss ribbed vests with tapped
neck and armholes. which sell usually for
12Iac., for 41ac.
Ladies' hemstitched handkerchiefs in two
styles Of hem. such as sell for 10c, for
17sc.
Ladies' pique puff ties, in all cOlors in
stead of 25c.. for this hour for &c.
1c. for Sc. boxes of black pins
-
1c. for Sc. cabinet hairpins.
&c. for 10c. kid hair curriers'
5000 yards figured grenadines still re-
main from that immense purchase made re-
Gently; they are he 12iec. quality. and in
handsome patterns; if you did not get an
opportunity to get some of them last Mon
day. here another chance tumorrow-for
PFC. yard.
Linen-finish tea toweling, in fun pieces,
from which we will cut off all you want
of ii tomorrow for 25Sc yard, though it sells
for &c yard everywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Black India silk waists. an excellent quail
ity Of black India silk and made up accord
ing to the latest style for 81 9S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Mems Observation-Disclosures and filet
thread-bOth the shirts and drawers which
sell for 39c. garment usually, for DC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Ladies seersucker underskirts, with wide
umbrella rriiies-in desirable striped pat
terms, for 39c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29
1 1 to IL.

Sale of wrappers on the third floor-some
OF the greatest wrapper selling that has
ever bee. dCne in this city will take place
tomorrow during this hour. From that i'm
mehse lot OF wrappers which secured
from NJ. Cooper. and which are worth up to
-, we have picked out a lot. and we shall
offer them for 49c. It's true they are
slightly hurt-smoked. wrinkled and some
of them slightly scorehed but in every ease
the hurt Is trivial when you consider that
ii Will not mar the appearance of the gar
ment OF the wear. This hour for 40 cents
lawns. percales, dimities. batistes &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Misses tan button and lace shoes, in
sizes 111a to 2, instead of 81 pair, for 69c.
pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Mems non-elastic suspendcrs, with roller
ends, which sell for l5c. usually, to 20
40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Straw braid in all Colors. and from the
narrow ez.gings to braid ~ inches wide,
which sold for Ice to SOC, for &c yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Fine French chip hats, in all the newest
shapes, but in blnck only, which sold for rs
high 81 ~, for ;I9c 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29
1 O to 1 1 .

Small lot of China silks, such as sell for
Z9c yard. in cardinal, cerise. corn laven-
der. purple and pink, will he put on sale
exactly at 10 o'clock-121ac.-so be early
1,600 yards dimities. in light and dark
grounds. with the handsomest figured; some
of them selling elsewhere for as mpch
as PKG. They all go this hour tomorrow
for 4sc.
1c. card for Sc. black hooks and eyes.
4c. for loo. hand scrubs
21sc. for large bottles ammonia.
Boys blue flannel suits trimmed with
white and red sOutache braid, such as sell
for 9oc elsewhere for 49c
Boys wash suits; 2 tablefuls Of boys
washable Galatea cloth suits with large
sailor collars; elegantly trimmed with braid,
which sell for 9Sc. elsewhere, for DC.
Child's straw hats. sailors and yacht
shapes. with ribbon bands and streamers on
the sailors, for 25c., such as sell for soc
elsewhere.
White duck skirts, trimmed with 8 rows
of blue duck. and white pique skirts, trim
med with inserting, for 9Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Handsome artificial sprays of silk pop
pies, corn flowers, buttercups, etc, which
have been selling for 49c. to Csc, to go
this hour for I9c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Ladies' trimmed sailors, of fine Milan and
split straw, with double brins; knox
black, i'll white and navy, which sold for
81 80, TO 20 this hour for $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Boys double-breasted linen crash suits,
in sizes I to 16 years instead of $1.I5 for
CSC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Ladies' plain black full seamless hose,
which will not fade, instead of 12lac. pair,
for SIC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Lot ladies' Dongola opera slippers, which
sell at I5c. pair everywhere in town, to go
for Acc. pal: this hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Ladies' black silk gloves, with double-tip
fingers, which sell for soc. pair regularly,
for 2Jc. pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Lot of ladies' tan lace shoes, the balance
of u line which sold for 81 pair: there are
many styles in the lot, ind all sizes among
theul-your choice for SLID
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Ladies' white India linon waists; most of
them with Swiss embroidery inserting: well
made, perfect-fitting waists. such as sell for
S1.15 elsewhere, for 9Sc. this hour
Ladies' muslin skirts, with umbrella ruff
fes and made full in width and made UP
splendidly. tco, for Acc. this hour.
Ladies' summer net corsets in all sizes
and lengths such sell for 69c elsewhere,
for soc. pair.
Large window screens. is inches high, and
will lengthen out to fit almost any size
window, will be sold for 121sc tomorrow,
this hour.
Heavy foer oilcloths, in yard wide. yard
and one-half wide and two yards wide
will be sold for 17Bc. square yard.
Best 5-quarter colored table oilcloth, in
handsome patterns, to go this hour for
SBc.
Swiss and Hamburg edging and insert
ing, in handsome and desirable patterns.
which sell for loo. and 12hac. yard, to go
for 37sc.
Ladies' satin stock collars, with four
pleats. which sold for 25c.. to go for Sc.
Ladies' all-leather purses. in all colors,
instead Of I3c. and 25c, for Sc.
Perfumed and borated talcum powder, in
metallic boxes, which sell In drug stores
for 10c., for 31ac. box
Ladies' black silk gloves, with double-tip
fingers, which sell for soc. pair regularly,
for 25c. pair
Ladies' plain black full seamless hose,
which will not fade, instead of 12Lac pair,
for 512c-
Mems elastic s1spendcrs, with roller
ends, which sell for l5c. usually, to 10
for sc.
Mems Observation-Disclosures and filet
thread-both the shirts and drawers, which
sell for 39c garment Usually, for DC.
All-silk satin and taffeta silk ribbon, in
plain and fancy colors-and all Shades of
every desirable color, which sells at l9c.
and DC yard, will he sold for 12Hc. yard.
Misses tan and black oxfords which are
usually sold at 81 VIII be sold this hour
for 69c.
Lot of ladies' tan lace shoes. the balance
OF line IL, , which -. sold for s. pair there are
theul-your choice for 81 ~.
Fine French chip hats. in all the newest
shapes. but in blnck only, which sold for as
high as 81. ~, for 39c.
Ladies' trimmed sailors, of fine Milan and
split straw, with double brims; Knox
black, i'll white and navy, which sold for
Sl.S9, to 90 this hour for S9c.
Sprays of finest imported silk flowers in
iarSe and single poppes, roses pansies and
p'lpes. heather, paifSlts,
&c, which sold for Sill to S1.9S, Will be
sold for 49c.
q sticks of iron Wax for Sc
Dc. for 19c. Florida, water.
1c. pc. for all sizes WHITE and black tanes
--A--A-
20 yards black ana white and blue and
white Foulard silksse whifh you know sell
for o9c yard, will be sold for 1916.
600 ward. India ifnoo, in short lengths, the
same quality as, sells off HE piece for 25c
did lengths II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Misses tan and black oxfords which are
usually sold at 81 VIII be sold this hour
for tt1p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Best quality 7-quarter mosquito netting,
In several colors. in S-yard pieces, will be
sold for o. niece
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Fine sheer black India linon-perspiration-
proof gUaranteed-for waists and dresses
Instead of 25c yard. for loaIc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29
1. to Z 3.

Ladies muslin drawers. with deep hens
this hour, 912c. VI q ~ ~
Ladies shirt waists. 1gc-and We shall
give YOU yonr pick of hundreds of them. ali
spread out ON an .imInense table-lawns.
percalcs and batistes. IN handsomest NAT
terms such waists ass these will cost you
69c elsewhere, and nobody has sold them for
less than SOC. as yet. -
tambric pillow cases, of excellent soft
hnish; 40 by SO inches in size. which sell for
1213c., for 7Mc.
Extra large size honeyconib towels which
are splendid for the bath will be sold for
this hour for 3Isc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Boys Brownie overalls of blue denim.
with suspcndcr straps, strongly made, usu-
ally sold for 29c. for ice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

White pique. in narrow and wide welt,
for stylish skirts; not short lengths. but
full pieces, and you'll pay 15c. yard for
them elsewhere, to go this hour for 9.sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Choice of any col0red untrimmed hat which
sold for Csc. to $1.9S-the most desirable
shapes and in the most-wanted colors-will
be given you tomorrow this hour for Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Boys washable suits made in sailor
blouse style, with collars of plain colors.
which are sold for 49c. elsewhere-for 19c.
this hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Sprays of finest imported silk flowers in
large and single peoples, roses. panses and
punches of silk poppies. heather, pansies,
sod for 49c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Washable skirts. $3.9S-the choice of an
immense rack full of ladies' washable skirts,
consisting Of narrow and heavy welt piques.
some trimmed with three rows of embroid-
cry some trimmed with inserting and some
with applique braid they odd lot
or two of a kind, but the most desjr-
ably stylish garments OF the season, which
are being sold elsewhere for s. and 81 so.
Choice of them for So 9S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Lot of ladies' tan lace Shoes and black
button and lace shoes-nearly all sizes
some shoes which sold for Sl.50-will be sold
for Igc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Large woven hammocks, with pillows at
tached, in best colors, for SOC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Full size double-bed white bed spreads.
in handsome patterns, which sell usually
for CSC, for 49c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

q sticks of iron WAX for Sc.
i---fss-------T7--
DC. for 19c. Florida water.
1c. pc. for all sizes white and bla
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Ladies white and mixed Jumbo straw
trimmed sailors and clildren's colored hats,
which sold for as high 9Sc., have been
put on table and will be sold this hour
for 2Ic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Best quality of hardwood screen doors, in
several sizes. with hinges and knob com
plete, for Csc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Atwood knee pants, OF durable cheviots;
We'll made garments, which will give honest
wear; usually sold for 5Oc for 29c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Ladies' leather pocket books and card
cases combined. in all colors, which sell
usually for 25c and 39c., for 15c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Tafeta silk waists-the seasons most de-
sirable effects. in desirable corded stripes
of every color. such as sell for Sc, for .9S
tomorrow this hour.
Linen crash skirts. trimmed with three
rows of blue duck. also white duck, to go
for 49c.
Greatest shirt waist sale this hour of our
career; the handsomest lawns. percales.
ginghams madras. zephyrs and dimites-
the most exclusively stylish waists of the
season-and the most desirable patterns
garments which you will find selling else
where for ,ss than 81 %, and many of
them for S1.69-wil be sold this hour for
6oc
Ladies' muslin gowns, with ruffies around
neck and sleeves and with tucked Jokes,
full regular made garments. which you can
not equal for less than 59c.. for 29c. this
hour.
Bone collar buttons, 2Lsc. doz.
Mems hemstitched handkerchiefs, full
size-in plain white and with coiored Dor
ders, instead of 121ac., for 35sc.
Children's fast black hose. the ribbed
sort which sell for 12I5c., will be sold this
hour for 412c.
Lot of alloyer embreideries. nor none co Of
and some for roc, will be sold for 29c.
Ladies' Ascot ties, in silk and lawn-re-
for 15c.
Ladies' leather pocket books and card
cases combined. in all colors. which sell
usually for 25c. and 39c., for 15c.
Full size double-bed white bed spreads,
in handsome patterns, which sell usually
for CSC, for 49c.
Best quality 7-quarter mosquito netting,
In several colors. in S-yard pieces, will be
sold for 90. piece.
Large woven hammocks, with pillows at
tached, in best cClOrs, for 69c.
Choice of any colOred untrimmed hat which
sold for Csc. to $1.9S-the most desirable
shapes and in the most-wanted colors-wilI
be given you tomorrow this hour for Sc.
Handsome artificial sprays of silk pop
pies, corn flowers, buttercups, etc, which
have been selling for 49c to Csc, to go
this hour for 19c.
Straw braid. in all colors. and from the
narrow ezgings to braid ~ incnes wide,
which sold fer Ice. to SOC, for &c. yard.
Misses tan button and lace shoes, in
sizes 111a to 2, instead of 81 pair, for 69c.
pair
Lot ladies' Dongola opera slippers, which
sell at I5c. pair everywhere in town, to go
for 46c pair this hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Ladies' hemstitched handkerchiefs in two
styles OF hem, such sell for 10c., for
lie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Mems full seamless half hose-plain black
anu tan but both fast color--usually sold
for 12l2c.-for 612c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29
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Linen crash skirts, of a splendid quality
and well made and full with wide hens:
will wash perfectly, for 19c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-29

Peifumed and borated talcum powder, in
metallic boxes, which sell In drug stores
for 10c., for 31ac. box.