Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1897, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1897-12 PAGES 4 «MOSES 8 ith | Storage, 3 2a and Me ny reasons why buying » your advantage. uly likes a large stock to make a selection from. We have Every one likes a long range of es in each department. We e that. Every one wants con- in what they buy. Th yur goods. reputa- many years of honest ton hacks every sale we make. were thinking vou Wood—$2.25 to $8.00. & Wood—$4.00 to $25.00. igerators. Soit Wood, family size—$5 to $14. 1 Wood, family size—$5.50 to Wood, household—$12.25 Wood Sideboard Refrigerator $15.00 to $65.00. e large sizes for Baby seeisie! more than a hun- to choose from. All 1s, upholstered in materials, corduroy give you ts ewest plush, coachman $5 to $50. repairing Baby ‘ sis as with us. We jest Storage ies. ntral Location, lowest prices. ed Vans 4 Fer Moving. ed to all points. pq i s’ Parcel Deliv-\ + ery Co., Me * "Phone 659. 929-931 D st. nw. i tear evators. gilding in gi fine old t ne city on ¥ Py “sin this only 5 RUSHED COKE $2.90 94.90 Street I your got? *Se-fold Seud your order! oniae® © ee /4™ ST-PHONE 998. Goa le SHAKER DIGEST Does not cure ail dis: Drspepsia or Ind! 27-w. th, séema-1y VE CORDIAL. will cure al di omplimentary Prices The Palais Royal hese practical Souvenirs of the Spring ‘‘Opening”’ are continued until Saturday at 6 p.m. "Thus we introduce the new stocks to greater numbers in a week than otherwise in a month. Thus we save time, and, since “time is money,” we save money. 22c for Real French Organdies. EF Miles of these sheerest cloths; exquisitely artistic figures and stripes, most beautiful of shades. 68c yd. for 89¢ Silk (Grenadines. €> The well-known 45-Inch-wide Black Brocaded Silk Grenadines, usually retailed at $1. 37c yd. for 48¢ Taffeta Silks. GF 'The superior quality and beautiful shades used for foundations of grenadine and organdy dresses, 35c for 48c Bolero |_ace Patterns. OF New Battenberg patterns, stamped for you to embrolder. The completed bolero worth $4. 68c for Real French kid Gloves. EF Ladies’, 4 buttons, white, black, celors, Two-tone, black, white and fancy embroidery, .| 25c¢ for’ A Doctor of theOId School.” Flan Maclaren's. Artistically cloth bound. 56 superb illustrations by Frederick C. Gordon. Carlsbad [inner and Tea Gets. >The rew decorated in floral and gohl and white and gold effects. Complimentary prices for sets or individual pieces. Meat Dishes, 24¢ and 38 ehoats, Covered Vegetable Dishes, S4e Uncovered Dishes, 28e Sugar Bowls, 4¥¢ lie S) m Large Soup Tur “Dione: + Plates, SSe -Fruit Plates, 49¢ acups and Saucers, Below is an unabridged list of the complimentary prices of the “Open- To the left hand are the regular quotations. Preserve the li To the right are the , because regular prices remain complimentary prices. marked on all goods. Wool Toilet Articles. Ie Woedbury's 15e Woedbury's * Dress Goods. hh Whipeords, ete Boe Bottle Bort Black Wool Fabri Be White House’ Silk Grenadines. Jewelry. 10 per cent off all Black Silk/ | 80¢ Jewelry and Silver Toilet Articles. Sterling Silver Toilet Articles irdies with imitation precious. ston Grenadines here from 75¢ to $2.69 | Sie yard. | 1 Dresst nbs, silver mounted erling Silver ines, new effects and colo 890, eradines, new cate stripes. .... $1.48 | ee Silk Department. Books, Stationery. 686, | 18e Stationery, Marcus Ward's latest. +12¢. ce “sae, | 100 Writing Tablets, all styles " Ile Rolls Crepe Paper, all colors, ie sant ae k 9 Paper-bound Novels; thousands. yard Novelty Silks, : 50e Cloth-bound Books, e 10 per cent off all Bla Chotve : oi ook, many titles: 85e Cloth-bonnd Books, many titles Je Children’s Books, superior. $18,060 stock, from 3 Wash Dress Goods. Orgapdies. Best. . nich Organdies, Good Lawns, Lace © to $2.50 yd. Underwear Department. Cotton and ‘owns, Skirts, ‘ambrie Undergan irts, taffeta wilk. ° Skirts, black satine ibbed Silk Vests, Dress Trimmings. 10 per cent discount on all dress | 7 = A ce | trimmings proper, all Taces and all | go Ribbed Bat, Commination Selee embroideries. 10 per cent off An an Hosiery ¢ d Ribbons, all styles. | 28e to 35e Children's Vests and Pants, And Novelty bien. | Se Black and Fancy Hose, ladies’ ? 35e “Onyx” Black Spring-weigt ie to Ske Novelty Lisle Hos Linings, Findings. [10 per cent off Sik Me « Black Double-knee He 2 Misses’ “Onyx”? French Hair oth Be yd Genuine «eo Step Ladder Cheirs, usually $1. Self-wringing Mops, latest 3 p Dust Pan. Japanned. Halt cover Hs and Cake Boxes, medium st OM Stove, two wieks od Bissell Carpet So $1.98 Hanging Hall Lamp, sold brass $8.50 dozen Roger e Kniv $4.05 Brass Table onyx top. Corset Department. “Ala F Pr. R. B. Corsets, 1 Ventilating Corse Suits and Wraps. Suits, siik-lired U:roughout.. St sw Ean China and Glass Ware. $15 Dinner and Tea Sets, 102 ple 5 Decorated Chamber Sets, 9 4 | $2.50 Crystal Gluss ‘Tea Sets, 4 pi Ie Crystal Glass Pieces, all klads...- Sweet Singing Canaries. 2.75 Bird and brass cage for Han Skirts, WS Black Brocaded SUk Dress Skirts: $7.45 Silk Waists, colors in vari Waista. Housekeeping Goods. Linen Huck Towels, 22x44 19¢ rd 68-inch Satin Duras! $1.89 dozen Napkins ton Se. yard Sutin Bue Pure $1.69 dozen Linen: $1.79 1.5 $1.19 -98e, Needlework Department. ed. from $5.50 to pair Spring weight Blanicets.... Suk Umbrellas, ail sty We Duck PA inches, stamped, frin 72 inches, H, Millin Mey Department. 16 per cent dis 98e yard Figured Be Pillows, 20x20, Upholstery, eeciitace: pair Lace Curtains. pair Chenille Portiere yard Silkoline, new patt Opaque Shades, spring rollers. 5) Denim Box Couches, self-opening 4¥e Oak ‘fables, with underneath shelf. Infants’ Depa Department. $5 Short and Long Silk Coats. $2.08 Pique Refers and Walking $1 Dimity Dresses. Boys’ and girls’ $1 Hats and Caps. Boys’ and girls’ $2.25 Reefer Cocts. English. 50c Caps, new and attractive. . $7.50 Baby Carriages. 1897 styles. $12.50 Baby Carriages. Our ‘97 spec Men’s Department. $5.00 Bicycle Suits. 1607 styles... 18c Black and Tan Half Hose... 2%e Half Hose, all styles....... $1 Wool Underwear, spring weigh 50c Merino Underwesr, spring weight. Gc Jean Drawers, superior... @¥c Business Shirts, 1897 styles. SOc Night Sbirts, plain and fancy yd. Ribs G We ove Department. si Gloves, all styles. ’ Kid Gloves, all sty aires, S-button. $1 Wal faffeta Silk Gloves. Veils, Neckwear. Veils, all the new styles. . c Vells, the latest from Part Neck Ruches, newest novelties. 9S Yokes of Laces and Ribbons. g 10 per ceut of more expensive neck prices, Handkerchiefs. » Freneh Linen Embroidered Handkerchiefs. .44c, | $1 Real Bruge Lace Handkerchiefs. c Handkerchiefs, all styles. 220, 10 pee ceut o@ Haudkerettefs from $1.25 to $2.50. Leather ( Goods, Fans. $1 Pockethooks, Shopping Bags, et. S0e Pocketbooks, Card Cases, ete... Se Leather Belts, Imported styles. GSe Silk Fans, some worth 98e We Neckwear, all styles. +-49¢. © T5e Dogekin Bicycle Gloves. A. Lisner, Lisner, G St. Palais Royal, < Where Credit Reins Supteme. —AT RUDDEN’S.— = New ’97" = Baby | Carriavés; 95 Up. On Credit. Are you ready with a new Baby Carriage to take the wee little one out in the parks to enjoy the fresh spring breezes? Maybe you are standing back from buying a new Baby ‘Carriage because the ready cash is not on hand. Don’t deprive the baby any longer of a new car- riage—come in tomorrow and pick out the one you think the > prettiest— a small deposit and your promise to pay the balance in driblets each week or month will secure it for you! Pretty Baby Carriages from $5 up. _ The new Mattings ; are in—prettier patterns and lower prices than last year! RUDDEN’S Credit House, 513 Seventh St. HELD PDH SS FS M ‘Ranches rv] Pe our Pattern ( 4 ena be MH p> », Ribbons. @ A saa pt $4 Such excellent -bargains in 4 Ribbons. 6 4in. Double-faced Satin Ribbon, in 4o different shades. ? H 35¢. quality. % he 3) For 18c.:-yd. ie And 5-in, Doublé-faced 34 4 Satin Ribbon.« 50e, quality. r “ ¢ K For 25c. yd. rs q Some Queenly Styles ( s¢ ——_________+ —_— 4 #4 al in Dress Goods il ( | 4 ieee ia HE For Easter, 2 + 4 Beucn All-wool Cheviot da ( 4 Mixtures, Trench Serges in \, ?¢ myrtle, navy, old blue, “Tyrone rH s4.and tan; All-wool Bieges, in Py *€ grays, tans and blues. All at Pt | 25c. yard. Some worth 36c. M ; os yq At qgc. Yard. 4a iS eee 5 Fe o4 , be 14 Finished Henrietta s3 $4 H4 Silk and Wool Mis 5a- | rn inch Bicycle Suitings, Tweeds, 5 he Heliotrope, Serge, 45- inch be J Checks for waists and skirts, }¢ 3 Mozambique Storm and Im- 44 y4 Perial Serges, All at qoc. Many *¢ worth 6oc, i i At 59c. Yard i $4 German Vigoureux, 45 inches ; M wide, in new blu greens, + | browns and grays; 54-incl = 9) dies’ Cloth, 54-inch Bicycle ¢ Suiting, Coverts, extra fine lal g. Navy Serge. All at 59c. yard. 4 Some worth 75¢. i At 75c. Yard. [A cele M The best German Vigoureux | i Suitings, in all the most t sought for spring colors, 46 5 inches wide; 54-inch Coverts, in mixtures of brown, green, ‘ gr blue and tan; 54-inch Navy Storm Serge, and 48-inch All- wool Imported — Shepherd Checks, in navy, black, brown and green and white. All ae 7 75e. Worth $1.00. At $1.25 Yard. london Tweeds, Tailor Suit- ings, in exquisite tans, greens, blues, browns and grays; 48- inch Etamine Jacquards, 6-inch Navy Cravenettesand Myrtle, }4 Brown and Navy Parisian }4 Prunelle, 52 inchés wide. All Pf at $1.25. Some warth $2.00. | At $1.50 Yard! <5 gg { 4 4 4 4 4 % } | 4 ta 4 With these ye Have included " bq.a Tan Covert’ 54inches wide, ‘i +4 all wool, with ‘aj cloth back ; and corkscrew -face. Only ‘ tan left. This. loth retails ; usually at $2350. - Also Water- proof Cheviots, © Galinches wide, in navy, and™Nayy Sharkskin Suiting. All at $1.50 yard. HE LARSBORGH & BRO, 20- 422-424-426 7th St. : six POD + D+ DVDs Dare .GOLD-FILLED GLASSIS, WAR- ‘ranted for 10 years, All styles of rel finest cmality lenses, mhl3- ie te 85: nw. “The store where mise to buys as much and for ss Hittle as ed You ladies can’t do better elsewhere —no matter what you're told through their advertisements. In ladies’ suits, skirts and spring wraps we lead without a doubt. We've the largest as- sortment—that’s a fact. We certainly undersell _others— you've said so many times. We'd go out of business be- fore we would let others lead us—honestly. We buy for five out-of-town stores when we buy for this, and 3 DOORS HECHT & ey OOM AMANO that’s why we buy for less than 5 others—that’s why we can sell + under them. $ And when you haven't cash enough or you feel that you don’t want to “plank” that much right down and rob your pocket book—we arrange with you to let you pay the bill in “littles’— a little each week or month. It's for you to say how much, Lot of tan and heavy rough serge made suits—stylish front fackets — perfi ling skirts—velv and Hned with pe Just like those around town at here at.. brown ilor- fly- t-fit- bound Stylish doth 2 ured with “han; «1 hound with ve ot be line veteen lestenteentontentoetecte Ta en a NENT > elsewhere under x at Srseten & ing of z 1 “novelty & oof tan, plum $ —green— trimmed with I denverg braid and fastenings — silk tf Hned sell ets for high as $20-he Hecht & Company, 515 Seventh St. ¢ aninininntestectectectectn te No outside pockets in Cutaways this spring. Not as long as last sea- son. Black Diagonal Cutaway Coats and Vests, $18 upwards. RFIELD SIMPSON, Expert Tailor, 1208 F St. DDO ee ‘Be good to your TEETH — —and they'll be Just as ‘Sure as) you ni theyre sure to ach our own prepar good te you, decay. ‘Myrrh & Orris Toothwastion 25° —— tists morrow a OG RAM’S, 13th & Pa. Ave. & 17th & H Sts. oy mh2s AsO White Clover Is Better Butter, Is Purer Butter, Is Richer Better, oth sort seld hy AoA e and sent-r209H St.N.W, WE’RE PROUD OF THIS ae So. "It—proud of the Wroud Achawton Brgy Store, Cor. Vt. Ave. & H St 4" 8 0: if You Want One| (Of Our HAMS ta point to come to our stands bri a big supply— before closing time ake A. mh24- AALS f,m,20 ae Western Market. LA REE I TRY TO MAKE My Sausage ner you can buy. 1 think ell —seli ne more and more my Sausage of meats—seasoned with I know how to make good Sau- ke good Sausage all the time red Hams, Bresh Pork, ete. C. RAMMLING, 812 Pa. 640-650-651 Center Market. pure spices. soge. “Tile Shop,’ 520-: aaah J. H. Conse ‘Think how much prettier your country hcuse will look with Wro’t Iron Andircrs! . $3—our price for a handsome set. - ‘Why not drop in and see them? mb24-14d ‘Grape Malt Coca,” A Spring-time Tonic ‘Used for all the purposes and in the place of the Gifferent, preparations of Malt, cree Cod a bottle. - Washington Homeopathic “Pion 1008, Toone 1006. Pharmacy—H Street—1oo7, mhb24-14d Of exquisite flavor, and wholesome. age: “os ‘Bitters is Z ‘indard table 7 rt nufacturers, Dr, J. G. B. Siegert & Sons, all druggit He! . | AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN. GOL DENBE Opening Bids for Repairs of Aqueduct Bridge. Undecided Euchre Club and Other Local Notes of General and Especial Inter The opening of the bids for the rebuilding of pier No. 4 of the Aqueduct bridge a day ago at the War Department ts regarded as an indication that the work will be com- pleted as soon as possible. The bridge is in a rather unsafe condition at present, and shakes perceptibly beneath the welght of passing vehicles, especially around the damaged pier. The cofferdam which sur- rounds the pier has been in position for several years, and fs now in a rather dilapi- dated condition. It has withstood the floods of two years in the Potomec, and while not washed away, has been weakened con- siderably. The flood of this year deposited trees and heavy logs and great quantities of dirt and rubbish within the inclosure, which will take some time to clear out. The lowest bid for the work of improving the pier, which includes the repair of the cofferdam d its removal after the work on the pier, has been made by Albert ¥ mot Baltimore, whose figure was given Wet at 10 while the highest bid was nearly 000, In connection with the work ‘of rebuild- ing the pie~, the matter of permitting rail- roads to cross the bridge is being again agitated. bill introduced In the Senate yesterday by Senator McMillan provides for the use of the structure for street rail- roads, by making the roadway larger and Permitting the Mount Vernon and the Falls Church roads to cross and make connec- the new union depot on this side. Under the bill the railroads will have to advance the money for the work and pay a toll of L cent per passenger going each way across the bridge. The work of widen- ing the bridge will be done under the super- vision of the War Departm The Undecided Euchre Club held a very enjoy: able meeting last evening at the resi- Bertha Fowler of 1606 35th It was the regular fortnightly and the full membership Fourteen games in ail w meeting, present. ed, the The ladies’ Jennie Dell, ai prize New- Mabel and Mr. Boyd, Beckley, Mr. Leitzel, Mr. Badly Hurt. Mr. John L. Weaver, the well-known real agent of Washington and the broth- er of Me W. T. and F. B. Weaver, hardware merchants of this place, and Mr. David L. Weaver, the shoc dealer, was seriously injured yesterd: Chevy the while coming inlaie noon he was thrown from his whe ed on the ground with striking his head. Me road some time in an unconscious condi- Uon before being di 1, when he was imme: ‘y removed to his home. This morning the lition of the injured man Was reported to be considerably improved. x Mr. James T. O'Neale of 3250 O street rejoices over the arrival of a son in his fami The funeral of Mrs, Ana Taylor Tyler, who died Monday at the Louise tlome, was held this ternoon, the interment being at Oak Hill cemete The annual me of Great Falls Power © will be nexi Thurs- day at addeck House, in Alexan- dria, at which elected and other busin ling of the rights of any lo the seneral gov- ernment t Sarah J. an sa Burrows has bought ef Eli: . Burrows © acres of land near John i i an unnamed con- mn. | St J. Kkubel and wife id to Warwick and James thre: an acre bear of Echo, It matters little what it is that you want yhether aiion or a servant—a “want” ad. > Siar will reach perscn who can fill your n Prize F To the Editor of e Eveaing Star: I hope the Woman's Christian Temper- ance Union will not be successful in in- fluencing the District Commissioners in their endeavor to prevent cxhibitions through the and the Siograph of the Fitzsimmons aud Corbett fight. Immediately following the tight the press throughout the country devoted from two columus to two pages and gave the details therein before the audienee had wholly left the amphithe which proves to a person of orainary ty that the public Wanied this Kind of news and a good deal of it, too, For weeks prior to the match the papers rudgingly gave up the choic- St positicns editorial and reportorial ip which on the coming contest at Carson, and the 17th ef March caine tully two-thirds of the entire popula- tion of the United States could think of nothing but the fight. My aboye statement is only an estimaie, but could it be less? From the days of the Ca men have competed in the ar fellows e looked on and applauded. Who dare say the day will come when men and women will cease to adinire the brawn and skill of the tr d athlete as applied to gladiatorial contests? Now, a handful of well-meaning, but fearfully illiberal women, want to shut a very great majority of citizens out of the privilege of viewing in miniature a repro- duction of the fistic exhibition of this cen- tury, and by their action set a moral standard for people, who, though they think differently, are quite as competent to judge right and wrong as thei = fer Bae censors. . R kinetoscope te —_._ Death of Mrs. Johnson. Much sorrow was occasioned at police headquarters today by the announcement of the death of Mrs. Johnson, the wife of Detective Sergeant Robert Johnson, which occurred at the residence of the latter, 21 P street, about 9:30 o'clock this morn- ing. Mrs. Johnson kas been an invalid for more than a year t, and although her death was not entirely unexpected the blow nevertheless was a particularly sad one. ee ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Whitestown—Wm. T. Solomon, sr., to J. ©. Stone, lot 7; $10, 6% and E sts. s.w.—Joseph J. Darlington, trus- tee, to Fifth Bapt.st Chureb, lots 39 to 42, sq. 465; $1. © st. n.w. bet. 2ist and 22d sts.—Samuel Porter to Robert P. Keep, lot 53, sq. 68; $10. Douglas—Samuel ©. Budd et ux. co Edgar R, Jackson, lots 19 and 20; $10. Douglas—Bettle L. Carter to Laura. Morton, lot 29; $10. North et. n.w. bet. P and Sr 8. Dade to John B. Pope, lot 90 “2 1264; $10. Maryland ave. n. izth and 14th’ ete.— Bernice E- Davis to Campbell Oarrington, tote 84, 05, 96, sq. 1028; $10. Douglas ; Mangaret Henry to George Williams, lot 12 glas-Edgnr R. Jackson et ux. to Abraham pe lot 19; $10. N .wW. bet. 2st and sts.—Wm. A. Kim- 221 to Odell S. Smith, lots 176 to 181, sq. 50. st. bw. bet. N. = Ist ae Moses to Honora Lyors, lot phen Yan ¥ Wyek et al, 18th trustees, to toe 3, "Sounsony i part original lots 17 ni 15th sts.—Lizie H. ant 18, sq. 1005; $3,525. st. nw. bet. 14th Bentley to Brainsrd H. Warner, lot 122, sq. 204; ist and ‘ sta. n.w.—3. I, Clark et al., trustees, to Emanuel Speich, lot 15, "block 7, Bloomingdale; Mi loamant_“Rohenca Getiya_ 4 to Chas.” sane, ioe 181, in Chapin Brown's subdivision; $10. © si. aw. bet. 12th sod 25th ste ctonae De Jann: gon et .al., trustees, to Joseph H. Horan, part lot 2, sq. 206; $1,928. 27th and K sts. n.w.—Annle P. Farley to Patrick Cadey, part part original lot 1, sq. west of 4; #10. RG’S “STORE NEWS.” March twenty-fourth, New spring dress stuffs. Take a common-sense viev® of it. With two immense outlets in diff. ent cities we naturally buy an im- mense quantity of dress goods, and we've given over to the selling of it in this store one entire side of the building. Cash and experience com- bine here to create remarkable op- portunities. It is thus that such values as we offer from day to day in this depart- ment come about. We want no credit for it, particularly. We know you will buy where prices are littlest, and that’s why you're buving here. 44-inch wool Vigereanx entting for tatler- made dresses — ght and dark hades, in mode, pearl, gray, on y and Mt nd te, for we them agatn to well at yard. S44tnch (double width) new spring: cloth, in new mixed Yale nt tan, pearl ¢ have been Se. yard Special price, 6gc. yard. Large twine check all.wool suiting 38 Inches wide—in bine and white, Mack and White and brown town for yard price, m1 white selling about 2gc. yard. 25¢ Special price, yard. nowelty ed dress A exquis at $1 and Special price, 50c. yard New and hander tou spring In fo and 7Be yard. Special price Domestics ‘‘cut.” Yard-wide “4 mee lin good quality unbleas Special price, 3fc¢ vard. S-quarter Meached shecting Special price, 6$c. var “Mohawk” Special price, 1 S-quarter sh yard. zac. yard. e, 3ic. yard. Special pric 15 different patterns of IS-inch stair ofl- cloth Special price, 5¢. rb sateen—nsual 200, yard. Blick brocade ert 2 Special price, rR 12$c. yard. 45 by 36-inch ready-made “Utiea” cases usually 124 Spe: al price, ge. 0Aneh herr p-made of F sold under ial price, dic. Special values in 3 lots wrappers. ie. Lot of figured satines and best print: wrap- pers—well lined wa Warte ck did Sell for Gie., al price wrappers, in lMgbt patterns trimuned pisin or ruttted Special price, o8c. Lot of and figured cambrie pleated prakd and Special values in muslin underwear Ladies’ ruffle und fine muslin gowns, with cambric Ladies’ medium. with tucks Ladies’ fin» musiin gown—made trimmed handsomely with embroidery —usual $1.25 we ~ . . Special price, 79c. Special linen values. 21 by 424neh pure linen hi heavy, and hemmed ready for use sold under 20c.—for a day to go for Se. each, O0-inch turkey red damask to go for a day at 19¢. yard. 50 dozen double satin damask tea cloths— sold by each. ery store for $1- 8 pleces GOdinch sily. ask, worth 50. A hundred dozen cream di Aoylies—usual price, Se 56-inch heavy table felt—real for 33e. yard. 16-inch pure Hnen crash—usually sold for w tee. yard. 184nch sanitary cotton bird-eye-in 10 Tard pleces—for Be. plece. Special “hosiery values, Men’s fine 50-gauge fast black and tan Gouble-sole half hose—the 25c, sort. Special price, 19c. pair. Ladies’ fast back maco yarn double-sole bose—usual 35c. sort. Special price, 25c. pair. Men's fast black and tan full seamless half hose—the regular ‘2-pair-for-a-quarter Special price, 9c. pair. Special notion values, 2 dowen “Safety” hooks and eyes for 1c. 0c. French whalebones, 4c. dozen. S-yard piece all-silk seam binding, Tc, piece. ‘Silk-stitched whalebone casing, 1c. yard. Gold-eye needles, 2c. paper. GOL DENBERG@’S, 926-928 7th-706 K Streets