Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1896, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, AND SONS. * MOSES F St., cor. 11th. i We’re Overstocked On Ladies’ Desks. There are 50 more Desks here than we want, and stock-taking time is coming around. * The surplus Desks must go— and we will use every impetus to ferce them out. —Present prices and values won't mix in a comparis Storage, 22d near M. $6.00 Oak Desk....... $7.50 Oak Desk.......e0ee ewaeree $8.00 Oak Desk $19.00 M dzawer, swell front... $10.00 Bird's Eye Maple, French Lex Desk. é $10.00 Oak Desk, mirror top...... $15.00 Solid Mahogany Desk, one drawer, ‘swell front é $19.00 Mahogany Desk, cabinet top, with mirror. $20.00 Oxk Desi wirror. 21.00 Curly Birch Desk, top. with mirror and 2 large rawers See $25.00 Very Large Oak Desk, mirror top, finely carved. All Parlor Cabinets in oak and mahogany finish reduced 20 to 25 per cent. 7 Wilscn's goit i :Shoe Prices 3 : g oo Below Par. | wardly rep 3 ains offered, a! ae 10e€s. 4 S2 ae 3 pure. $1.23. o Oxf ‘ar n Boots, St. 95- stock, large buttons, ab shapes. + Men’s $53.50 Black Shoes, $1.95. Russet, Shoes. a Well Congress and Lace Black = & | Shoes. & é Shoes, $1.49. t Lace Shoes. -will be Infused tpto tho system, and ength and vigor restored by the tse of Hop Af you Lav 70 appetite this ts just what you should take to restore ft. The greatest Known remedy for dye pepsia, biliousness, liver troubles, neural- fa, constipation ana all spring ccmplainta For Sale In Weshington by E. P. MERTZ, F and 11th Sts. Receiver’s Sale of Fine Grocerie: ‘Flour Prices | ‘REDUCED. } = The Celebrated “Cereal,” : $1.25 } bbl. sack. “Royal,” “Germ” or “Favorite,” $1.13 $ bbl. sack. “Harvest Queen” or “Olive,” $1 $ bbl. sack. FIXTUR OR SALE 3 —incincing 2 Iron Safes, Counter end Plat- 3 form Sales, Shelvii Casing, ete. : Jas. L. Barbour § : and Son, a 3 612-614 Penna. Ave. i A. Hamilton, Receiver. é i ‘Stops ops The Worst Headache.’ Only ona & 5. Powder” is required headaches, TWO ne’ pleasant little powde morphine, chleral or If ther don't act as we & back. “2 powders, 10c. 25e. box. Scheller & Stevens, (em COR. 9TH AND PENNA. AVE. HEADACHE most } to stop fai]. They Consal her A HEALTH-GIVING WATER. Rheumatism, Gout, Kkiney roubles, Stone In rhe Blad dfsease ‘that has acid in the blood, are Makently cured by 0OZO: NTE WATER. | Clear and agents. Ps W. BURCHELL, 1325 F STREE Je8-14d and Lith sparkling. A Sole Oe es FRIDAY Tomorrow we make our great summer reduction in groceries. The items named below are only a few of the articles re- duced would call your attention Seesendondongeesessentoesegenph particularly to such standard ag $ Tiiy Hour -cannea Corned Beef Canned Hf Corn and Tomaioes—Viregars, Evaporated Fruits— Macsrenis—Tollet Soaps, Salmon, _ Sardines, et G present_ tomorrow will be iy Flour or each purel funpowder, Oolong, or three. pounds of 30-cent Mocha Coffee. (Pension Checks Cashed as Usual.) ‘REDUCED Lily Rest Pat of 50-cent Mixed Tea Java and PAMELA OOOO oiets eevee oleoee Flour, was $4.50 S A oS Lily Best Pat. . ont now ese SE25t 1-16 ie EoSaren Flour, 25¢. ae BOE EO Best Pa’ 3c. Npressad Comal eet, was Ise. LOC. 1.000 cakes of Bat eae OTe Cs Starche was Se. peri; awe, 4Cs Best 1b, 5c. Was 10c Best = 8c. Cider White Wine Vineg 7c. per gal.; now 17¢. FRIDAY ; Best Large Cans Standarl ‘Toma- ber eau; now. auulated Sugar, 6c. 3 Seeedodeeoeordoototeranioritietalaeintenialanlntanlnteniottioteoory were 1c. 5,000 Ibs. of Cand per Ib.; now... nit Stell Almonds, every one and, were Ic. per Ib; now., TOC. Concent per box; no} atind Canned Corn, tender, was Se. pe cans of Meple per can; sweet and DOW. was ean >, New Tart ndid Brand, was new. & fs) ey is ne Beautiful per Ib.; White Lard, \ 8 LOW. . was 10 sof now. mt fish in a ber, Large Bright By nla Peaches, were Yellow Corn Seg ot oS Kiln Dried Meal, was 5c. Sete Cream ackers, Sod were 1c. Ib.; Baby Brand “Condensed” worth 6c. per can; now. Canned Lima Beans, were Se. per” 3 now. boxes Matches, . per doz, boxes; now... Pettijobn’s Breakfast Food, was 12c. per pkg.; now.. Innperial Condensed Cream, Ie. per can; now.. A box of 50 good Cigars, one dollar; now...... Good Chewing T per Ib.; now Henderson's Wild Cherry for mak- Ing the drink, was 10e.; now. Potted Ham and Tongue Lanch Goods, were 100.3 now JORNSTON 8: were was were was Ge, Seb aessorteatestersertoetens a my Pe Ss PQ i. yaar ea $ eG BAUIV’S, LOOM MMS sei se orton SMALL ‘ITY OF LADIES’ FAST = BLACK “V SHORT $ < A FEW LADIES’ UNION SUITS, SIZ Sf AND 5. WERE $1.95 AND $1.50.” FR $ 98e, '§ 75 PAIRS OF 18c. LADIES’ TAN HOSE. % FRIDAY, 12%. PAIR. : eens % 1 LOT oF PARASOLs, ODDS AND ENDS, $ AT 75e, EACH, od 700 YARDS OF CAMBRIC NAINSOOK AN] & SWISS EMBROIDERIES. AR PRICE, 1s TO 25¢e. YARD. FRIDAY, 10c. PER YARD. 4 —— *y 500 YARDS OF POINT VENICE LACE. + REGULAR PRICE, 59e. YARD. FRIDAY, & te YARD. > oon OF GOWNS, SKIRTS, DRAW- RSET COVERS, SLIGHTLY * Sp, WERE $1.68, FIQDAY, - 3 LADIES’ COLORED SILI : SKIRTS. WERE. is $3.50. FRIDAY, $1.98. & % 7 Lap & ITY DRESSING & rumpay, we. & —o & es ¢ Suit Department. SMALL LOT OF LADIES’ PERCALE ge Wals' LAUNDI COLLARS AND & CUFF OLD FOR sete so 1 LOT OF LADIES! LAW: WRALPE SOLD FOR §| Red Ticket = $1 AND SOLD FOR) $3.08. Red Ticket as $2. MO! FRE 91 FRIDAY, 90c. BAY RUM AND 2 HYGIENIC CARBOL! Pert POURRT SOA PEREUMED CASTIL will fit dence enou Sea = SYA a it will wear. Red Ticket Day, 35¢. WHITE 18. 75+ HIAIR, 416 Seventh St. BAUIT’S. Red Ticket Da Tomorrow (FRIDAY) Every Item a Genuine Baie in. Remnants and Small Quantities at Friday’s Prices. 75 This Season’s Parasols: DRY Goons. T TO’ CLOSE, OD COL SMALL. QUANTITY OF INFANTS’ VESTS, WHAPTERFRown Bicit NECK AND LONG SLEEVES. WERE! 35c, FRIDAY, 21e. A FEW DOZEN CHILDREN'S FAST BLACK HOSE, WHITE FEET, WERE 85e. FIUDAY, 25e. PAIR, 1 LOT OF RIBBON, WORTH AS HIGH . eurevevetervererevereverewveeey AS 2c. YARD. 8c. 1 LOT OF FANCY wort 40c. YARD. 25c, YARD. 1 LOT OF FANCY AND. PLAIN RIBBOD QOQRTH 85 AND doc. YARD. AT Ihc. -ARD. at One-Half Price. SMALL LOT OF CAMBRIC UMBRELLA DRAWERS. WERE 300. FIUDAY, 2c. 12 CHILDREN’S LAWN, DRESSES, SIZES 2 ‘C0 4 YEARS. WERE 75c. FRIDAY, 88¢c. 1 LOT OF FRAMED ETCHINGS. WERE 48c. FRIDAY, 20e. sooortioes 1 LOT OF LARGE SIZE FRAMED PHOTO- GRAPHS AND PRINTS. WERE $1.50. F'RI- DAY, 75e. Window Screens, rec. 28 LUNCH BOXES, WATERPROOF.“ WERI Sreesrasoasreseegeeseateeseesengontengendvagente BREAKABLE AND ¢. FRIDAY, Ie. 6 DOZE} Se. BONE, CASING IN GRAY AND BLACK, 9 YARDS 1 Ze. Books. Lit KOEDE CLOTH-BOUND Boo: y ELE WO! WERE 500. TO $1.50, + We, eeerereenns rORY OF + FRoM = feted ot PPP PS Sree DESIGNS, FRIDA TRUNKS. TH DAY, $8.50, YCERDD IC AND St P, We. CA E SOAP, AV, 10 K, 8 SEPARATE COMPARTMENTS, LINEN LINED AND BRASS LOCK. WAS YS, LINEN LINED AND BEST BRASS E3 COMBED tet NK, DEEP TRAY AND YALEVBRASS LOCK. WAS $6.50. GRAIN AND ALLIGATOR LEATHER CLUB BAGS. gh WHY PAY MORE? Be fair and square with YOURSELF---there’s mo use paying $25 for what $15 buy. You’ve got to have a business suit, and we’re ready to make it for We have confi= in our work- manship and material to keep all garments made by us in thorough repair for one year. Mertz and [lertz, Modern Price Tailors, g06 F St. N. W. WARY VA leh ayepagates ROUND TOP. WAS 50, FRIDAY, WERE $1.25 TO $1. Oakley’ Ss 's Soaps Reduced. . CAKE. Prices quoted stand good for F riday only BAUN’S, : 416 SEVENTH STREET. pence cntnntrtnntn renter will you for $15. It af =it will look well---and *: GEGELELEEEEREEE, tad ras < < —— fat top‘and can: § 6” and genuine excelsior lock. ——? ‘Lutz & Co., 497 Pa. Ave. seen eteneneneeeeeneaedly ooo a covered. Each on full Hnen lined, with dou The light CONCORD HARNESS {s the best. < Jez2od (LADIES TRUNKS ble tray, hardwood slats aoe BEST RESULTS =i = Q Le 5 © & 1S) Lae’ A’ en me are perfected here—where every requisite and knowledge is at your service. Have us examine your teeth—possibly we can save quite * a number for you. Right charges, vans’ Dental Parlors, 1217 Penna. Ave. N. W. my: Lb eeeee re rr i mma NAMEN BICYOLE ACADEMY. (Over Sth street wing, Center parket) RELUCTION to 10 p.m. Instructions free to purchasers of wheels. Cone in the morning or afternoon and escape the eveniag rush. ‘iE CRAWFORD HIGH-GRADB, equal to any $100 wheel on the market, for $75, With Mberal discount to cash purchasers ‘of two of more. Principle sales rooms counected with Central Hall, Branch avles rooms at 1214 F st. fe ee N.Y. aven m,20 Your pictures framed without in- conveniencing you. Send postal. I call with samples and deliver work. Venable, 304 Mass. Ave. N. E. Reoma Pure Rye Whisky Is distilled espectall, is highly recomy ended by the leading for its medicinal virtues. Sold only in jottles, $1.25 each. REEVES, POOLE & my18-3m,14 1209 F for medicinal purposes, and physictans full quart co., st. D.w. Buy at Siccardi’ AND PAY LESS MONEY, 500 Switches at §1.50. 875 Switches at $2.50. 425 Switches at §3.50. 1,000 Front Pieces from $1.00 upward. Hairdressing and Manicuring by Shampooing, first-class artists, M. Siccardi, 711 11TH ST., next to Palais Royal. Late of 1224 Broadway, N. ¥. s my420d Great Reduction 1 oy am In Hair. 1,000 Switches, $3.50, formerly 10. Switches, former! Switches, .00, former! any witches, , formerly witel 4.50, wrmerly aoe atte ints in Hairdressing, icy our S. HELTE for sR's curl. 720 mon Gees N. Ww. myT-200 There’s One Thing One Can Get At oti ee shore or will pleace you and your friends, Oe rind, “MEZZO TINTS.” Only. Ww. H. Stalee, 1107 F St., Successor to M. B, BRADY, <that you may not be able to at the sea- mountain resorts—PHOTOS: look like you, that’re daintily finished, that that WE’ make dozen. jes-164 ieeseedenscsenseneceeeeccses TEETH —without plates. Our im. proved crown and bridgo Work restores oid roots ahd missing teeth without plates, Guaranteed solid wold IY safe, painless with Gas, ‘DOE z of Zono, Svc. Best. thet ¥s Euiings, the. up. Xpert ‘operators, No ers. Modein U. S&S. ‘Penta ‘tal Ass’n., Cor. 7th and D Sts, my11-3m.30 SPOS SEOUE: A Magnificent 28° Coffee! Has every goodness the teal Coffee should have. Compares to that sold by others skim milk does to cream. Delicious in fla and so great its strength, goes half time more further than ordinary 88. Coffees do! Sent anywhere—quick! N. H. Duvall, 1923 Pa. Ave. Je2-tu,th,s-20 Make your store comfortable eeeee —by supplying electric fans and substitut- ing electric lights for gas, You'll be the gainer in the cud, for folks will shop at the coolest stores. "Phone us.about the current dhd other information: U. s. Electric Lighting Co, 213 14th Street N. W. ’Phone 77. Je2-200 1896—-TWELVE PAGES, MUNYON’S GOOD WORK CONTINUES. His Office Crowded Daily With Suffering Humanity. CURING = SICK Thousands in Washington Who Had Given Up Hope Are Now Praising Munyon’s Homeopathic Remedies. Thorough Medical Exam- inations and Advice Absolutely Free. Ii You Are Ailing in Any Way Come— Don’t Feel Under Any Obligation to Buy Medicine—Munyon's Doctors Are Employed to Give You the Benefit of Their Knowledge and Skill, Free of All Expense—You Can Get the Romedies Here, at Your Druggist’s, or Not at All—The Remedies Are Mostly 25c. a Vial. It you have Catarrh or any Throat or Lung Complaint call and receive a free trial local treat- We positively cure Catarrh, letters answered, with advice for any disease. Open 9 to ly: Monday and Thursdas, 6 to 8 p.m, 10 to 12m, 713 Fourteenth street qt free medical ‘Marvin's S Keystone Creams— A light, delicate bis- i cuit for the family table —with a glass of milk 3 they make a refreshing lunch. Your grocer will sell you MARVIN’S CRACKERS if you insist on it. 2 th,6m-2 | | | One-Day Values, We had tended these bargains for pension Just for tomorrow! in- day only, but the inclement weather prompts us to extend them until to- morrow night. Don’t miss them. A S60 Suite for 332. 55. to} SiG "75. casa OB GREDIT. A §25 Sideboard for $16. 75- Solid Onk, anety 30X18 he mirror in. top i te ie sinall drawers —one with velvet for silver. Regular price, S16. 78. GASH OR ee $6 Extension Table for $3. At cither of our stores-THE RINK, 3:35 York avenue between 1éth and idth, or at 13th and F sts. $8.85. GASH OR GREODIT. The Julius Lansburgh FURNITURE AND CARPET CO., The Rink, New York ave. bet. 18th and 14th sts. 18th and F sts. nw. GOOD FOR WELL PEOPLE AND SICK _ONES— Liebig Company Extract of Beef. DRESS SUIT . CASES 87 ee%es¢! GERMUILLER, 641 Louisiana Avenue. my 23-8m,16 IF BABY SUFFERS and A 22-inch Hand-sewed Heavy Leather Case, brass trimmed, for 4.00. Same size, in the new soft leather cases, best stock, leather egularly §&. We'll — from r ing skin, chafing, or prickly heat, — use SS’ TALCUM POWDER. Best for — babie: Plain or perfumed, 10c, box. Samples — free. .. Wholesal: Evans’ Drug Store, 938 F St. s’Rolesal> Je8-84 It’s Time For Duck S kirts ‘This pleasant weather ts bringing them out. We clean them Immaculetely. “Do them up— to hang right and look their daintiest—at small cost. ANT ON FISCHER, 906 G St. 4e8-8d Gray Hair A thing of the past when Nattans’ Crystal Dis- covery ts used. Guaranteed to restore gray or faded hair to its natura] color In 3 to 10 dars— positively not a dye. tops the hair from falling ont, arrests dandruff and makes the nicest dress! for’ the hair one can use. No polaon. No sedi: ment. No stains. ce, $1. poeta size, Te. KOLB PHARMACY SOLE AGENTS, 488° 7TH ST XW, Sent, express, prepald, to auy part of the country on feceipt of pri my7-tf THE ACTION OF GARTRR’S LITTLE LIVER Pills i pleasant, mild and aatural: They gently stimufate the liver and regulate the bowels, but do not purge, They are’ sure to please.’ Try hem. IF THE BABY IS CUTTING TEETH BE SURE and use that old and well-tried remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for children teetht If jsootkes, the child, softens the gum, allays all ait, cures rind colic and is the for Uiartnoea, 25 cents a bott wide AFTER A SLEEPLESS NIGHT Use ANGostUna Bitters to tone up your system. Buy only the genuine, manufactured by ‘. ‘Siegert ‘& Sop. At all druggists. To Permit a Veto of Any Item. Representative Shafroth of Colorado has introduced tn the House a resolution pro- posing 4 constitutional amendment to om- power the President to veto any item of an appropriation bill instead of being com- elled to approve or disapprove {t as a Whole. ‘The resolution provides that the yeto of each item can be overridden by Congress in the same manner in which a bill can now be passed over the presidential veto, AFFAIRS IN GEORGEIOWN The Weather Gonditiens for the Past Month. Lecal Notes From Across Rock Creek Bridge of Interest to Citizens. The meteorological summary for the month of May from observations taken at Brace’s drug store, corner of 30th and M streets, by Prof. M. F. Burrows, shows that the mean temperature was 69.5 for the month. The maximum was 95 degrees, which occurred on the 11th, while the minimum was 41 degrees, occurring on the 8th, giving a monthly range of 54 degrees. During the month there were only nine fair days; ten clear days and twelve cloudy. ‘The total rainfall for the month was 2.41 inches, and there were sixteen days upon which 1-100 or more of an inch of rain fell. Thunderstorms occurred on the 3d, Sth, 18th, 19th, 22d and 28th. The prevail- ing direction of the wind was from the northwest, and on the 18th and 2Zsth the wind reached a gale from the northwest. Arlington Yards. At the Arlington stock yards some few cattle were offered and sold as follows: Best, 4 and 4% cents per pound; good, 3 and 3% cents; medium, 2% and 3 cents; common, 2 and 2% cents. There were 503 sheep and lambs put up, going at the fol- lowing prices: Sheep, 2 and 3% cents per pound, lambs, 4 and 5 cents; spring lanibs, 5 and 6% cents per pound. ‘There were 18 cows and calves, sold from $20 to #40 per head. The market was brisk for lambs and good for other stock. St. Joseph's Fair. The second night of the fair and festival for the benefit of St.Joseph’s Female Sciool, h street, was even more successful than the first, and all during the evening the grounds were crowded. Under the di- rection of Mrs. Hines, there was an exhibi- tion of fancy dancing in one of the front class rooms, in which a number of chil: took part. A good program is promised tonight. The ladies at the various tables are working hard to make the festival a success and their efforts are likely to be crowned with success, Interesting Talk. A very pleasant gathering was held at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. Thos. J. Jones Tuesday evening to meet Babu mina Nath Banerji, from Calcutta, In who gave a very interesting talk on the social and religious customs of native land in the far east. Among those presen and Mrs. F. Hargra Mr. ss Belden, Mr. and Mr: 5 Ross, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hou . Mrs, M. E. Rush, Migs Sauter amina Nath Banerji. Mr. Har- graves delighted the company with a solo, and Miss Emily Sauter recited in her usual excellent manner. A short trip through Rome, by means of lantern slides, com- pleted the evening’s entertainment. Notes. The remains of Mrs. Anna Davis were laid to rest in the quiet of Glenwood cn Monday. She was the mother of Mrs. W. W. Brewton of sd street, and was tn the eighty-sixth year of her age. Several robberies have been reported Georgetown. Mrs. Mary E. N street lost a diamond pin, while Dr. B. Crusor of 1331 2sth street lost a pair of leather traces from his staole. The board of directors of the First Co- vperative Building Association in meeting, in Tuesday, reappointed, for the new year, the old fina and valuat‘on committecs, ‘eon- sisting of Me Green and Wheeler, and Deeble, Darby and Hutch Mr. L.. Fox of Ge nist, Was quite by being to the Litchfield a her residence, that Mrs. F some time. —___ ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS, Local Notes of General Interest From Down the River. The congregation of St. have determined to have etery, at the south end street, greatly beautified, ing of the congrega Mary’s Hall Sunday last a committee was appointed for the purpose of having the work done. This committze met at the residence of Father Bowler Tuesday night, and the plans for the improvements were mapped out, New walks will be opened through the grounds, the eastern portion of the cemetery adjoining the electric railway is to be laid off, and a roadwa tructed to It, a Keeper’s lodge will be built, and a man stationed on the grounds at all times. The work at the cemetery will be begun at once, and the congregation will be called upon to aid in the work. Police Court. Mayor Thompson this morning had a very small docket to dispose of, and the first case called was that of Oscar Southard, Harry Davis and Matalon Patton, three small boys, arrested by Officers Knight and Bettes, charged with defacing the property of Mr. R. L. Myers. They were made to pay cost of damage. John Braxton, col- ored, arrested by Officer Ferguson; charge, assaulg and beating Philip Speed,’ colored; fined $5 or ten days. Thomas Burden, col- ored, arrested by Officer Ferguson; charge, assault and beating Mary E. Francis; fined $5. Mary E. Francis, colored, arrested by Officer Roberts; charge, disorderly conduct; fined $5. Only Four Applicants, s Churen Mary's cem- Washington at a meet- of by and The elvil service examination for posi- tons in the United States post office in this city will take place Saturday next, and will be cbnducted by the board of examiners. So far there are only four applications filed with Secretary Whaley, two for the clerks and two for the carriers’ examinaiion. Those who pass will have their names put upon an eligible list for a year, if they do not receive appointments sooner. Delegates Leave for Staunton. The delegates from this city to the state convention at Staunton left here last in order to be in Staunton at the organiz tion of the convention today. The delegates are about equally divided between gold and silver. The silver men will support M R. Donohoe of the Fairfax Herald for dele- gate to the Chicago convention, Notes, A regular monthly meeting of the Co- lumbia Steam Fire Company will be held tonight, when the final arrangements for the Cumberland trip will be mado. The company’s engine, which is entered in the contest, will leave on the morning train, and the members on the afternoon train, Tuesday, June 9 Mrs. P. T. Yeatman has been clected presi- dent, Miss Minna Lloyd vice president, Mrs. E. H. O'Brien secretary, and Mrs. Peyton Randolph treasurer, of the Mary Custis Lee Division, W. D. C. Mr. F.’E. Reed has purchased of the Jas. F. Carlin heirs a plot of land in Herndon, Va. The Alexandria Light Infantry excursion to River View tomorrow promises to be a very pleasant affair. The company will at- tend in fatigue uniform, and the Third Regiment Drum Corps will furnish music for the occasion, > THE COURTS, Probate Court—Judge Hagner. Estate of Michael Briel; will filed. of John Batters; do. Z. Borrows; do. In re Emma McGowan; inventory filed. Estate of Thos. Johnson: do. Estate of Ellen Reynolds; do. Esiate of Benj. Hewett; petition to assign interest Estate Estate of Catharine in application for letters patent. Estate of Eliza Lease; will filed. Estate of Mary A. Weaver; will partly proved. Estate of Catherine B. Burrows; citation agt. nex kin. Estate of Wm. Cruikshank; do. tate of Spencer A. Coe; claim filed. of Geo. R. Frisby; inventory filed. of 122C. §. Kann, Sons Co., STH&MARKET SPACE Remnants. Remnants, Remnants, FRIDAY. Our Regular Rem: nant Day of Wash Goods and Silks. rif A YARD For HRAVY B UNBLEACHED MUSLIN YARDS LAST a BARELY D— BUT TRY TO ONE A SHOW TO OW BY GIVING EACH CUST Et A SET QUANTIT wd A YARD FOR AMORY AND BLACK hock Ga eres MUSLIN — WORTH Se. FROM THE PIbcE. EG A YARD FOR OUR B BEST QUALITY PA- CWC PRINTS, IN D paANCY AND MOURN ING STYLE AMER CAN INDIGO PRINTS, LIGHT SHIRTING AND SATEEN PRINTS. PLISSE, CREPE AND YARD. WIDE FANCY SILAKA- LINE AIC A yar YaRp- B WIDE WAMSUTTA AND 3 FRUIT OF THE LOoM 3 BLEACHED MUS 2 PPLY TOMOKRUW CALLERS, A YARD FOR DARK AND LIGHT GROUND pb FANCY woo cHaL- LIES, YARDWIDE SBA ISLAND PERCALE IN PLAIN AND FANCY STYLES, PLAIN AND FANCY SAPEENS IN PIE NEW COLOR- 2C ane 632 3 OORIENTALS AND PER. SIAN DESIGNS, COM DELLE sE PRETTY 1 < NE AL OP TERNS AND ALL 7 LATEST STYLES LINEN — COLO GRASS LAWNS EVE YARD Worth 12 FROM THE PIECE A YARD F PLAID AND CHECK NAINSHOK REMNANTS, VERY FINE AND SHEER, INCLUDING PIN-HEAD CHECKS. SATIN SC. 8:C. YARD FOR ZePuYR WHICH ING E For FROM a FIN GINC ARE ERY- ae. THE A YARD FOR IM- PORTED LAPPET WISSES, AS SHEER AS ORGANDY: BLACK AND WHITE AND YEL- D WHITE RENCH OR- AND OV 2.500 YARDS ( WHITE GROUND GANDY WITH FLORAL .DESIC A YARD FOR AS- SORTED KINDS OF p ALLSILK REMNANTS, INCLUDING PLAIN AND CORDED FANCY WASH SILKS, LINING RILKS AND NOVELTY SILKS SUITABLE FOR I AND OTHER + YRIMMING. A YARD FOR MAN DIFFERENT KINI Z23C. FANCY SILKS. PLAIN BRIGHT COLORS, FAN- CY DRESDENS; ALS PLAIN BLACK INDIA SATIN RHADAME AND SURAMS. 39C. DRES- AND 1 NOVELTIES, ACK SATIN: DUCH ESSE, 28INCH CREAM AND BLACK INDIAS, AND A GREAT MANY OTHER SIL BAR- GAINS. Everything advertised is a rem- nant. The Wash Goods can be found on our 3d floor, Remnant Department, and the Silk, ist floor, center bargain tables. 5. Kann, Sons & Co., STH & MARKET SPACE