Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1892, Page 14

'-= EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. SATURDA simple addition of a narrow astrakhan trim- ming round the bottom of the skirt, down the front of the long jacket bodice and also edging the collar and basques you at once help out the plaim girlamazingly. i may say, before leav- ing this subject. that very few skirts are now made without borders of some kind, velvet being commonly chosen, either of the same THE FORCE OF STYLE. What Mothers Should Do With Their Plain-Looking Daughters, HOW TO DR ESS CINDERELLAS. ‘Take Advantaze of Any Good Points—Ball Tollets for the Nation and the Ingenue—The Charm of a Stylish Coiffure—The Proper Kind of Hats to Wear—Fashion Notes. Bpecial Correspon tence of The Evening Star. New Youx, January 15, 1892. QUESTION WHICH ‘tates the minds mothers is “What shali we do wih our P dangh- ters?” Everybody wants the preity ones. Atten- invitations and! galore seolor. And in many you see sach a border headed with a tiny 10d witha deep or velvet. it up with a dark green velvet _corselet having Top 0 | Io es and cross the ends of the corseiet irl often has | t. then edge this velvet t case the | add tand you at once impart to the pisin costume the very which it needed in order to hel out. ‘fhe ¢ plain may be more dificult to n her pretty sister yet uliar style the surprise DANCING AXD WALKING. Although this is of all times the time to dance, yet many of our fashionable ladies never attempt that most diflicult of feats, the STYLIST GRAY FELT. | waltz. There is but one thing more difficult to o than to fully, and that is to walk t. gracefully or no compulsion about there are who go to balis as not for the music's gake, ion’s sake. ° STYLISH COIFFURE. jothing puts the dotlet on the i of finish to anciegant ball dress so much as a si coiffure, arranged to suit the shape of the head and the contour of the features. In fact, it jadispensable adjunct to evening dressand is The exquisite floral orna- nis which the art of today fashions so like ture herself make charming deccration for " either incoronal or wreath shape. esrun in daisies, tiny rosebuds set me-nots, ant are altogether dainty ned. ation pictures a very becom- It, ed with a ruche of small roll of corn- it in there velvet and t is placed two emall ended wing? round hats in velvet trimmed bow-wise in front and a igrette he back are seen. their pastry cook ned so ‘as to re- given them. The Rus- also much affected and sometimes lua at the front. ° ich 2ls0 appears as trimming on the velvet jacket, the latter open- ing on a plastron of the chinchilla. eee ms Written for The Fvenine Star. velvet ribbe Prince of Wales The crowns, tain the bi n toq’ In Lake Cham; ‘The British feet not far aw ‘The British dag ship brave at anchor ‘Till Yankee broadsides swept and sank her And won the day In Plattsburg Bay. to AND SATIN. The second iliustratic ¥ Other type of costa: We saw Macdonongh’s guns flash out, We saw the Britis 12 We saw the smoke and heard the rattte Of shot aud shell im deadty battle ‘vhat galls In Piattsburg Bay. ‘on the other side is oceasi peopl We saw the . one by cne, Haut dow ir flags, their duty done; We saw each war extip heel and totter As Yaukee caunon raked and shot her ‘That signal day In Piattsburg Bay. We saw their men tn shoals off shore, We saw them fall and fight 20 more, We cheered the salvos of the canuon ‘That hailed our awn victorious pennon ‘That mighty day Tn Piattsburg Bay. And Row uprose our loud huzzas To praise the triumph of onr tarst And how our sailors blessed Macdonongh ‘Who saved hig country’s fame and honor ‘That glorious day In Plattsburg Bj Davi GiailaM ADEE. —_—-— THE MASKET TRICK. Wow the Indian Jugglers Perform Their Celebrated Mystery. In Maskelyno and Weatherly's new book on conjuring the following expianatica is given { of the famous Indian basket trick: “The basket used is a common rough wicker affair, 6 closely woven, however, that it ca not be seen througk. It is almost spherical shape aud has a narrow mouth, just large ough to allow the entrance of the juvenile who is apparently spiritel away. The little boy or git © case may be, is produced by the performer and promptly biindfulded, os- tensibly with the view of shutting out from Lis or her view the awfu! doom which is immi ent, but in reclity it is more to blind the eye Jofthe epectator than those of the subject. thus prepared is placed in the baekst, oils itself, bead and Leels together, | around the inuer periphery of the baskes. ¢ charming effect shown in nuinber | this position it is invisible y Looking, je the bair in two parts from the | in throug the narrow opening which forms ape aud then from each side | the mouth of the receptacle. Then the piay you take smell locks for waving purposes. The | begina. ‘The swordis thrust through tho basket ir which usaaily goes to make the braid is | a the performer usually con- to a small chignon with crimped ends. | cluding Lis operations by jumping into the ‘he frizettes cover the whole top of the head, | basket and trampling, supposedly, on its occu- reaching dows on the forehead. ‘Three rows of | pant. {inowing the position assumed by the are wade we of for ornaments. With | child, however, one sees that it is not possible this particular coiffare, ae represented, is worn | to do any damage by that means. fs maraboat rucke, the feathers being iaid on w | | “This eriue having boeu committed the ted band of crepe de chine. On the inside | basket is turned up aud shown to be empty—so Deere ea eeeRlageiandk the lower pation ber| nares sesomone At ine juneture the per- also a bouilionne and # pleated yolant. ‘Yho | former leaves no time for any one to suggest ‘coiffure represented in my fourth illustration | an examination. Another litte ebild, often fe in for a young girl To accomptieh it | twin brother or sister of the sudject, who has You take astrand of hair extending from tho | been iying perdu round the corner, arrives on forehead to back of the ear and wave it. comb- ! the scgne and is passed off as the one operated ing it beckward. With the remainder of the| upon. The donations are then collected as hair you mzkea small chignon, crimping the | quickly as possible, the traps collected together ‘end in ctris, which fall forwardand buckward. | and the performers vacate ‘The frizetten are carried backward. exploits with all available ition. “Won- ‘No matter how much pains you may take in | derful, is it not? Ard the Well, well, I ‘making wp cloth dress, whea you put it ona think "you or I, reader, could manage that im gurl the combination is not entirely satis- | Our raconteurs’ don't usually travel with « Kectcay. "The vusausble is too plain, Dut by the | mleroecope. Duss Goons. Domestics. Hovseuory Ls: 150,000 YARDS OF THE NEWEST AND BEST | ,Ons,,Qite. of remnants, DEESS FABRICS AY ONE PRICE OF 20 CENTS 8c. YARD. A YALD. — colorin We will put this eutire purch at one price, givin, Croaxs. _— All our Feather Trimming and Edges. Wi oR y ‘orth from 18y92Z Excursiox. cents to $2. ) rheces Bleached Table Dawask, pure Linen, full Be. YARD, Mins NERY. Handsome Jet Orns S1.25 to 8 * Fuarnena. whoie siock, without exception. EF Wasa Goovs. heudsoine Worth 18 cents. ‘2e)g conte. NUARY 6. 1892—SIXTEEN PAGES. Posxers Or Baxriwonz. $1.20 Rovxv-Tar Excunstos To Barone. OUR SECOND EXCURSION WILL DIFFER FROM OUR FIRST IN EXTENDING OVER SIX DAYS RATHER THAN CONFINED TO ONE PAY. IT WILL BEGIN ON MONDAY NEXT, JANUARY 18, AND WILL CONTINUE TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. THE TICKETS WE SELL YOU WILL BE GOOD FOR ANY TRAIN ON EITULR OF THOSE DAYS EITHER WAY. OUR REASON FOR MAING THIS EXCURSION FOR A WEEK-RATHER THAN FOR ONE DAY, 48 BEFORE—iS THAT WE CANNOT BEGIN TO ACCOMMODATE IN A SINGLE DAY THE VAST NUMBER WHO HAVE, FROM TIME TO TIME THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, EX- PRESSED A DESIRE TO PARTICIPATE IN OUR “NEXT GREAT SHOPPING EXCURSION.” ONE. A ONE-DAY EXCURSION WE DO NOT WANT TO DISAPPOINT ANY WHERE THERE ARE 80 MANY TO BE INVITED AND TRANSPORTED, SO MANY WHO HAVE OTHER ENGAGEMENTS FOR THIS DAY OR THAT-IS HARDLY ADEQUATE. 80 WE HAVE MADE THIS EXCURSION FOR FIVE DAYS THAT EVERYLODY MAY BE ACCOMMODATED, AND ALL OUR WASHINGTON FRIENDS MAY HAVE A SHARE IN THE BIGGEST AND BEST EFFORT OF OUR LIVES, THE EXCURSION WILL BE OVER THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD ONLY. YOU CAN OBTAIN TICKETS ONLY OF OUR REPRESENTATIVE, WHO WILL HAVE AN OFFICE AT THE BUREAU OF THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN, NO. 1420 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, OPPOSITE WILLARD’S HOTEL. HE WILL BE THERE, BEGINNING MONDAY MORNING. DAILY FROM 8 A.M. UNTIL 5 P.M. ‘THE TICKETS SOLD YOU WILL BE A FULL SIX-DAY EXCURSION TICKET OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, PARTIES WILL PURCHASE THESE TICKETS (AT OUR HEADQUARTERS AT 1420 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ONLY) FOR $2 EACH, THEY ARE GOOD UPON ANY TRAIN OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD RUNNING BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE, EITHER WAY, FROM MONDAY, THE 1STH INSTANT, UNTIL SATURDAY, THE 23D INSTANT. THESE TICKETS ARE IN TWO PARTS, WITH PERFORATED CONNECTION-SAME AS ALL B. AND 0. TICKETS BETWEEN BALTI- MORE AND WASHINGTON—AND ON YOUR WAY OVER THE CONDUCTOR WILL TAKE ONE PART AND RETUKN YOU THE OTHER. THAT 18 FOR YOUR RETURN PASSAGE. IF YOU GO INTO POSNER’S YOU WILL GET $0 CENTS IN CASH BY SIMPLY SHOWING THE TICKET. THAT WILL MAKE YOUR EXCURSION COST YOU 81.20 ONLY FOR THE ENTIRE TRIP, THIS IS POSNER'S EXCURSION. THE TICKETS HAVE BEEN PURCHASED BY US AT REGULAR RATES FROM MB. 0. 0. SCULL, GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. WE INVITE YOU TO THE “‘REPAST OF VALUES” WHICH WE HAVE PROVIDED FOR THIS COMING WEEK. NOTHING KNOWN TO THE HISTORY OF THE CIVILIZED WORLD IN BUSINESS MATTERS HAS EVER APPROACHED THE FORESIGHT, MUNIFICENCE AND GENEROSITY OF THIS SALE! IT 18 NOT GIVEN BY THE RAILROAD. ALBEIT THE BUSINESS CIRCLES OF AMERICA NOW AND THEN STOP, AGHAST, AT THE UNHEARD- OF AND UNACCOUNTABLE PURCHASES WE MAKE THERE 1S NO COMPARISON TO THE WONDER AND GRATEFUL ADMIRATION OF THE PEOPLE—FOR WHOSE BENEFIT WE HAVE WORKED OUB WAY TO THAT ATTITUDE OF SUPREMACY WHICH CARRIES THE NAME OF “POSNER” UPON HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF LIPS! FOR YOU Now! WE HAVE NO PEERS FOR THE SORT OF THING WE ARE DOING 1T 18 NO EGOTISM FOR US TO MAKE THIS ASSERTION—ALL THE SOUTH KNOWS IT AND ADMITS IT! OF COURSE WE ARE PROUD TO KNOW WE ARE THUS APPRECIATED; BUT IT IS A PRIDE IN THE CONFIDENCE OP THE PEOPLE; IN KNOWING OUR STATEMENTS ARE BELIEVED; THAT WE NEVER MISSTATE ANYTHING; THAT ALL WE PROMISE WE ALWAYS DO; THAT WE ARE CARRIED IN THE EYES OF THE MASSES AS THE EMBODIMENT OF THE WORD “POPULARITY.” AND HENCE, AS WE COME TO YOU TODAY, AND WITH A SWEEPING, BROADCASTING OF THE “MOST OF THE BEST” THERE IS TO BE HAD IN THE WIDE WORLD, WE POINT TO THE VALUES FOR NEXT WEEK WITH AN UNFLINCHING GAZE IN THE FACE OF ALL OPPOSITION; WITH A SUPREME CONTEMPT FOR PETTY AND PEEVISH JEALOUSY, AND WITH A CLARION CALL TO THE BUSINESS WORLD TO SHOW US POSNER'S EQUAL THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES 11 LET US, FOR YOUR ASSISTANCE, SUGGEST THAT YOU MAKE A MEMORANDA OF WHAT 18 MOST DESIRED. ‘MUCH IN YOUR SHOPPING. WE DELIVER ALL PURCHASES MADE THE COMING WEEK FREE TO YOUR RESIDENCE IN WASHINGTON. IT WILL alp You WE WISH TO IMPRESS UPON YOUR MIND THAT IN ORDER FOR YOU TO RECEIVE THE REBATE OF S0 CENTS UPON EACH AXD EVERY 82.00 TICKET YOU DO NOT NEED TO BUY ANYTHING. THAT IS NOT COMPULSORY. YOU MUST, HOWEVER, HAVE PUR- CHASED THE TICKET OF OUR AGENT AT THE BUREAU OF THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN, No. 1420 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, AND YOU MUST SHOW THE RETURN HALF OF IT TO US AT OUR STORE. THEN YOU WILL RECEIVE 80 CENTS IN CASH, WHETHER YOU BUY ANYTHING OB NOT. Posxers Or Baxriwonz 1892 Excvnsiox. Posxers Or Baxrmonz 1892 Excuzsioy. Possens Or Bazrmone 1892 Excvnsiox. One case of 10-4 Bleached Utica Sheeting. Set) Sich loane all sppron h. Rac. YARD, 2 1,200 Heavy Huck Toweis, eu into the e. fe have b EACH. “d from the most ce! 1 and beau One case of 9-4 Bleached 3 ‘k Valley Shirting. Ibse. YA. One case of 5-4 Bleached And-oscoggin Muslin. Ie. YAKD. 1.200 Fine Dama: phe Towels, knotted fringe, Blue, Med ad Witte orton” ak 2 i feote 1,800 Heavy Dam: But we made up 0 frilie, extra borders. pure lnen, knotted 2 Buasxers Asp Comronra Vink, Blue abd White ‘We. have done it beyond a 10-4 Good Heavy Quali AON) yards in | Worth &: hoice of any thing for 20 CENIS A YAKD. 0 textures. tnstou something 20c. EACH. U; hed Turkish 600 Unbieac! Rial, Tow 104 Extra Hi Gra m1 AEE Fe fe elQif Fine Sort Qualiiy Waite Blankets, Worth y’. Misses’ and Neds Reefers, Lone — -_ peacpesta Guten tend Pus Caper atriect to | $4.05 PAIR. Posxens Or Barrmrone Children’s Keetors, | Bxceilent Quality Setocn Couforts. Worth 62. a > Wort frou, 60.00 #139 EACH. 1892 Excvnsiox. Fine Quality Sateen Cons Worth $2.75. ‘eL.us 400 Extra Large and Heavy Turkish Towela, Ladies’ Plain Black, Ten, Blue hed, and soiae with fail slaw, sETyS Fine Comforts. “Watcen on both sides. Worth $2.48 EACI ‘Niort 100 pieces Pure Linen ce sh. fa Posxers Or Ba:rnsone eb 1892 Excvusiox. Dress Traanxcs. All our Finest Passementeries, Jewel trimmings and Black silk ornament braids, Worth $1.00 to 80. ‘50c. YARD. Plush Saequ Capen, ti las Ue. YARD. dyna and Awer- ‘Table Damask, nen. pieces mask pu ‘ oo anne Page. WARD. Worth from #13.U0 to | $8.00 EACH. feces Ge aie terns nih orth _ Boe. Possers Or Barrotonz Posxens Or" Barmons 1892 Exovzsiox. 100, pioces Hoary, Cermen Damusk, extra wide. ¢:Disek Suk Fringes and Fancy Braid, Worth 76a. to za Be. YARD, ‘well them for Posxzns Or Banco 1892 Excvusiox. Rbe. EACH AND TRIM EVERY HAL WITHOUT CHARGE. Szors. ¥. Bh ce lies’ Kid-foxed English Cloth- ss mtr Seg ome Wide 03.0.0 Palk, FE. C. Burt & Co. Ladies’ ‘Burt’ Kid-welted Werneapuane ition Bovis. Slipper-tezed. huproved BS ao ade “aie 4 two & widths.” All sizes. €3.u7 PAIR, Dons! Boots, | Ober iuee wit text naar tive gut pla 2 = jum | Stee teem, “Leavy walking boot ‘aioe all 1 retro es ‘Hegular pice, ¥3.00. me 10,009 New and Dright Fancy Foathers—in fact, our ‘oF this sale 50 Fine Bleached Tal Damask, extra wide. genie are ‘Times, ail the latest Worth , 00, YARD. 100 pleces Red-bordered Table Damask, pure linen, Eo Worth aoc, fe. EACH. Preach forth: “Go YARD. °%5 pleces Heavy Unbleachod Table Damask, pure nen, 2 yerde wide. ores, Poaxers Or “Burrmwosz 1892 Excuusiox. warrbuted tant color E. C. Burt & ‘360. YARD. Posxens Or Barrwonz 1892 Exconsioy. 2 plewen Turkey Red Table Demoeak, warranted fast pts 25e. YARD, 100 pieces. Fringed Table Covers, amorted colored #! aud 8 borders, pure nen, 16°, 8:4 ang 632, Burt & Co.'s La ow Lor t Quali 1 za. ae iy Bil aS nt leather tips. [ paiiner Pesce, G8 U0. . Ladics’ Marseities Kid Welted Button Boots, opera tues, with patent leaticer tips and common-sense toes. Widts Ato k. All aiees. ‘iiegus i er emgh a 23.97 PAIR. E. C. Burt & Co.'s Ladics' Lyons Kid Turned Soles Botent lente tips und picin Soon Wintee Beeb MR be ‘and plain toes, Sizea.' Keguier price, €6. 100 pieces Ginghams, dark "and medium colorings, pati Th ate "Worth 1 eeote . WARD. soft, allky quality, Vora he « besa 5 ae 50 vieces Wrapper Fincnels, plaids and stripes. Age, YARD, Wunre Goons, 45 pieces White Plaid Binsiins. Worth Ocents. Se. YARD. se Tadiw Geneva Kid Bution coujution-wenae Jasts Tent WidtieA tox. Alfsizes. “iteger Sinch at Soe: 63.29 PAIR, : Bases . Burt & Co.'s Misses’ Burt Dongols : Bute, with patact ientner tips aeClag est ar ay3 Vorth 25 pieces White Aprouettes, 40 inches wide, Worth os ‘ Ade. YARD. 2 30 an WORE Nuite Plaid Lawns, large and emall check. We. YARD. we so.cent Linea for 23e. Possews Or Barrmons 1892 Exconszox. Laver Corszs Asp Corrs. 2 F LANNELS. Fancy Eiderdown Flannel, of4 and Ws patterns colorings. i as shor Pan PP od square toss neat comeeneees tips: Bisa of Ladjes' Dull and Brie a Bot. ant ae aE = ES ee 100 pieces Heavy German Damesk Toweling, pure | 3000Scrub Brushes. Ext: ‘Turkey Red and Green ‘Table Damask, | 2,000 Potato Mashers ‘Remuants of Gonuine Richardson's Irish Linen, yard Housercnsisurses. THIS IS THE GREATEST SALE OF BISHINGS OF THY NINETEENTH. Tx Wan Posseits Or Bactowone 1892 Exconsio: SERTORE.” | rion coy aussion Nutmer Omtorn, Ap Mens Foas:snrxes, Groat nae of SATRTS UNL AUN Dear: DENIED MOWT Suitionnd OLEAN eee 0 dozen Men's Ca'sandered § Men's Coleandered Shirta, good musite, 500 Large Js Bi Cake Boxes, Aacorated with Bowersaud soit linse aay ‘Soe. EACH. 2.1 Boy Uninanteged Sitrta, made 250 50-pound Flour Cans, @ “pata slayer Selbes 0-ponnd Flour Cine, finely Japanmed and dee- steal 5c. EACH. Fi 1,000 Spice Sets in cases. 500 Inlaid Wood Salt Box-s. Ase. 4 Ge. EACH. 2,000 Foot Tubs. 1,000 Wire Soap and Tooth Brush Holders. aishod best mans 1c. EACH, EACH. 1,000 Cuspidora, 8. EACH, 2,000 Slop Jars. 19, EACH. iQ? deren Meas immed Nicht @utrta 3,000 Teaand Coffee C:y/ciers—1 pound. 300 Galvanized Lamon Siywsora, Lange ne, ita tall jeugth. cain! 2.000 Dust Pans. 6c. EACH. ™ # 1,000 Extra Large and iieavy Candlesticks. he von] #. LACH. 500 Sugar Cans—24s pounds, " FARA Gaasre Inox Was We wish it distinct'y undecatood that al fron ware is positive.y fet quelty and is guaranteed against any and all impert Sugar and Flour Dred. 5,000 Sugar jor Dredeers. Extra heavy. EACH. 4 POUR-PLY sng and ture- 500 Infant Tubs. [1qurt Tong Handie Sateepatioes.. 2anart ia 1,000 Muffin Pans. 9. RACH. 10,000 assorted sizes of choice of any size, JoRxaTesT pam Satice L-quart us. 1,000 Wash Basins. Go. EACH. Whips 5,000 Surprise Kae Whips ston Kid ian, Browus Worrn #1 Hi colors, Soli atl seamen PAIR TO CLOSE, 'e Euclish Street Gloves, deep Tan shades, epear point Decks, _— Toe. PAIR, WORTH 61.85, Cuildren's Wool Mite “ NOW 10 500 Butter Kettles. Square shape. Extra heavy. we Tada as 1,000 Ketties—12-quart,_ Asc. EACH. 3,000 Sar 2,3 and p00 Sgucepans—2, dquart. XX tin, Extra oe. EACH, claws mi ‘ | horn, cotsuiaid ain x O00 Cotes Pote2, Zand 4 quart, XXtia. Ex- : Re 5. ALY 8120. ition every article 'n Granite Ware, es Ive. EACH bus the entire jine in the sumee pete | , Acts valnect these sain 1,000 Graters, Extra lance and heavy. we 3 de. BA Loot gett 1892 Encoseen So Eck iti a a r Posxexs O, 500 Ten Petes ands pints fiery. Any etme. Rogens Bros. Stiven-Praren Wane. | ies = — i 5 . Polls XU: UxCuRSION. 5,000 Caps—t pint. Pie Fr | ON. | wWonave ju 500 Tea Kettles. lot of hata Heavy Qua irupie re That speaks loudly enviutu for i w on Hosiery. fine q/aai- 1,000 Heavy Strainers. res, bout pattern: fuss oleae, ae —— IR. WORTH 250. AND sie ot ae dozen Ladies’ Finws Hosiery, some Lisle thread, = nee 40 oa tansy strives, drop 1,000 Trays, finished in oak color and with gold suis F bout ratiess Le. EACH. 5,000 Apple Corers. 2c. E: Bi = wort be You es AMABY Wort is ww latin ws BL, BLUCTION PUR ie. PAU, & Seamiees Cotton 2,000 Quart Measures. (-\uated measure and lip. dozen Chidren’s Pet & cted Ps Knives and Fish Kuives, fancy sated Suiteand Peppers. le. each, octets z . - - bet ‘25c. EACH, Sinver P LATED W ARE. een 5s ea erocne, aay pe worth 81.50 | Dessert Worth f:.00) | > Deseest Por wore § Possers Or Bacromons Tatue Forks, ay pattern. ination Suite, 5 foe untsh, pearl but 1 Pure Woo! Veste and ray Worth $1.25. u's Underwear —Large } r. assorted izes. a id 500 Stow Pans, 2-quart, with jong handle, Ac. each | w Se. a . Cororen Caxpres, 5,000 Colore! Candies, any color. 1,000 Colored Candies, extra ict a | Unrnousrery. Je. each | Be. eacis } a Cmrxa, Brsovz Axv Grass Wane. | An unusual sacrifice in Real Vienna China. The decoration 1s Dark Ked. with gold traciag and lace Work, raised in relief. The Snest worsiuausuip of tie | o:d world. 20 Large Salads, Eb Larze Sa Qs Smad Sa.ais. wo. 1,000 Fire Btovels, lonx handles. ue. EACH. with busi 200 Oyster Fryers, with: jusite perforated pan. bs, suitavle for parior, daging room, brary and mehx2dinch Wool Biuyrna Rugs. Kegularly $0 500 sets of Mrs, Potts’ Tror ted - Pesky ns, % plated irons, 1 han. Is inchx3timeh Wool Sugrua Rue. Regularly No Now. | 3.000 Buckets, with covers, extra heavy, 1, 2, 3and quart, any aise EACH. 1,000 Basting Spoons, lon india 21.49 Lxdiinch Wool Smyrna Russ. Regularly on. Suyroa Rage, Recaiaray #200 EACH. {500 Wool Smgran Bi {pany 90 cout, 600 Long-handled Skinners. ——_ Bisque Ficvars Ar Srantiiuna . Be. 5,000 Bhest-iron Roasting Pans, any size, P Possers Or Bacrrwons 1c. EACH. RICES. " ~ 00 Broad alors, wiih covers extra hears, About 300 pairs. We pr10s0 to close out the entire 1892 _Excvnsiox. — Worth Lot of Japanese Rugs. “Hecwlarly 1.75. ng, 19 in. bieh.- 819 00 Shae Fine 10.00 106i. bh, & Lot of best Moguette Russ, 27-inchx3-nch. Rece larly $5.79, dack ane Sally, 1Sin. and Gari, Bisucr bor aud | e298 rac alist Dancer, 10 in. é “> hhowers, 14 in. buch, Lot of Sheepskin Mets» ors, Begulariy 61.00, Posxers Or Barriwonz Aico of sana hd 1892 Excvrsiox. Woovex Ayp W 1LLOW Wane 900 Wooden Buckets. 2 hoo Enxpxomreis {500 yards Irish Pomme F Posxens Or Barro 1892 Exccasiox. ie. EACH Oven 1,000 Vases. 1,000 Parlor Brooms. Extra fine and heavy. Worth ? Bocente pe nig Worth frou £00 Large Mantel Vase Go. Eat Worth frow We. to 500 Shoe Brushes. Extra iarge, Us. EACH. 150 Rosa De Vases, extremely, from 12 to ae os oiichie task. Worth som SL U0to 6S OS ceca. wit wae ro Brasnes,. eRCH = ‘7o. EACH FOR A CHOICE. 2,000 Clothes Lines. 5 foct, Vases, with real Gold | Haxprenonters 1,000 Pure Linen Homsvitched Handkerchiefs, extes OU to $6.00 each. Will #1750 EACH FOR A CHOICE. 600 French China Cuspidors, richly decorated. 1,000 boxes Clothes Pius iy case only, 1,000 Dust Brushes. i aa Soe EACH a = dic. EACE. on is £200 Decorated Tea = 2,000 Towel Raiera, | enue Seton. . 7 = 8,000 Woed Cooking Sinn fine, Dorn en io ST Same Blue, very with Towersand god, at Tiaten tichly Gecorsted Te. EACH. 00 dozen Fine China Dessert Plates, lace edge, richly . 2 se. EACH. ai Pistes, li fine china, Worth from one. EACH Towel Arms. 3.prones. Nickel tipped, sere te. LACH. 33 1,000 Towel Arms: 3 proaze. 5 solid 500 Washboands; solid 100 dozen £4.00 to ei9 AGREAT SPECIAL, 200 Enameled tron S-iay Cathedral with bronge fest aud side ornaucnte. oP EAC 1892 “Excvasiox, Boss: Crormxc. Handsotae Corded Childs Suit. Ages from 4 to 43 ‘name? LACH, S-foot swith bucket. 600 Step Ladiiers. with bucket rest, years. Four diferen: patterus, Recular price, @2, a ‘Various styles and desicns in Suite for Boye to TS years orace. Ke aloe pre, €2. 60nd 62. Large asscrtinent of sizes in Beautifull alah Sone izou Ato it years. Mepeler pees OSES aud $3.65 ema €2.50 EACH. jandsome Dress Suits, (ots cassimeresan4 ey maca ae ‘ichiy made, "RagGinr betes Gong Clocks, a Possers Or Buzmonz 1892 Excousiox. Ji ‘APANESE Poncerarss. 05:08 inaividaal Butters, piaih white, square shave. le. EACH. = ae u of: "+ Knee Paste, excellent quale 20,000 tnaividaal Batters cichly Aavorated. Bagels Soton, SOccnres ‘Ibe. EACH. 200 Child's Nursery Chine to tn oan chiy decorated. Borroxs. ba 1,000 dozen White Pear; Buttons, amorted alge, 5.000 dozva White Peari Buttons, assorted einen, euperhne. um Doses. Bons 8,000 Salad Seta; Soy and epeee. Aon met re Et