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WASHINGTON.
Gen. Scholdeld to be Relieved.

Gen. Scholheld to be Relieved.
WASHINGTON, April A.-West Point was
made a separate military department few
years since, the Major General commanding
reporting directly to the General commanding
the army. 1t is now proposed to restore it to
the Department of the East, which will place
it under the command of Gen. Hancock, who
commands the Department of the East, and
the change will make it necessaryito relieve
Major General Scholfeld, now Superintendent
and commandant.
The Boynton-Loring Contested Seat.
House committee on elections will on Mon
day begin hearing in the contested case of
Boynton against Loring of Massachusetts,. Ben
Butler appears for contestant.
The Naval Appropriation Bill.
Naval appropriation bill has been placed in
the hands of the subcommittee. 1t is the in
tention of the subcommittee to act upon all
regular appropriation bills as fast as reported,
regardless of the Kellogg-Spofford case, which
it is believed will be laid aside temporarily
from time to time IN order to comply with this
suggestion.
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MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 26.
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Lanes brick block on the corner of Federal
and Temple streets was considerably damaged
by fire Saturday. Loss OH building $1,000; on
property of occupants about $1,000.
So great was the rush to the city liquor
agency Saturday night the police were sum-
moned to dispense the crowd. Agent Leach
claims that the affair was a put up job to
throw discredt on him. Deputy Sheriff Ring
denies this.
The shooting of De Young by 1. S. Kalloch's
son is supposed to have grown out of the
publication of pamphlet giving an account
of the trial of Kalloch for adultery in Boston.
Young Kalloch was drunk at the time of the
tragedy.
The Supreme Court of California has refused
to interfere with Kearney's sentence and he
will stay in jail till the term for which he was
sent there expires.
A man has been found who overheard the
conversation in which the man butcher told
of threats made by Cadet Burnett against
Whitaker.
Hon. E. B. French, second auditor of the
sentative to Congress from Maine.
Capt Edward NJ. Wright of the ordnance
department, committed suicide Saturday by
shooting.
1t is rumored that Gen. Schofeld will be
relieved of the command at West Point soon.
A tremendous storm of rain and snow pre-
vailed in California last week. Immense
quantities of rain and snow fell, swelling the
streams, burying railroads and doing great
damage to crops. Telegraphic communication
was cut off and travel prevented. At one
time it was feared that Sacramento would be
submerged Another hurricane is reported in
Missouri, unattended fortunately with loss of
life. cyclone in Illinois did great damage
to crops and killed several persons.
The Boston Journals Washington dispatch
says the Georgia delegation to Chicago stands
10 for Grant, for Blaine and for Sherman.
Sherman seems to be leading in Ohio. Oregon
has declared for Blaine. The German central
committee of New York has adopted resolu-
tion indarsing Grant. John Kelly predicts
Tilden's defeat if nominated.
The famine in Mesopotamia and Kurdistan
is increasing. Immense numbers of starving
Christians are crowding Bagdad for relief.
The Sunday law was enforced in Louisville,
Ky, yesterday and editors, compositors,
saloon keepers and everybody else who were
found at work will be indicted.
The new British cabinet has been partially
made up. 1t contains Earl Granville, Lord
Harrington, W. E. Forster, Mr.. Childers, Lord
Selbourne and Lord Northbrook
The Home Rulers are quarreling and split
seems inevitable.
The Senate was not in session Saturday. The
House considered 2 few private bills, but its
business was not of public interest.
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Miners Driven off bv Indians.

SAN Francisco, April PA dispatch from
San Bernardino says the prospectors have been
compelled to leave the new mines on the
Colorado river by Chimehava Indians. A
mail rider is reported killed by them and
miner killed by them some months ago. His
body was found last week, and his gun and
coat were seen in possession of one of the
Chimehayas. The San Bernardino cavalry is
ordered out to aid the sheriff in the arrest of
the murderers of the mail riders. Trouble is
expected.
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By Telegraph.)
LONDON. April 24-Consols SO 11-16 for money
and 50 1916 for account
LONDON, April 24-12.3O P. M.-Amercan secu-
bonds, IS, at 1O45s; 41ss at
HE; As, 1091s. Erie 44ss
LIVERPOOL April 24-12. SOP. M.-Cotton market
IN moderate inquiry; sales 5000 bales; for specua-
ton and export 500; Middng uplands at SIS d; Or
leans 6 1916; receipts 2,EO0, American 1900.
LIVERPOOL, April 24-12.30 P. M.-Flour los Cd
a q %; Winter Wheat 1Os91Os Offspring Wheat
club do at los 1d91Os I'd; Corn at 5s Sd; Peas Is
a. Provisions, &c..EPork at 64sd; Beef at 75s;
3Ss Tallow at 33s Cd, at London AIS Cd.
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Havana Market.

(By IeIegraph.)
HAVANA. April 25.-Sugar indifferent owing to
reports from abroad at beginning of the week, and
holders continuing firm, there was curtailed bust
ness but better accounts at the close of the week
Justified the action of holders, market closing active;
No 10 to IL d at 8sA @9A reals gold per arrobe;
No 10 to 20 Is 10149111s reals; Molasses Sugar
No to 10 at TAGS reals; Muscovado Suagar com
mon to fair at 73s OTIS reals; Centrifugal Sugar 9
deg. polarization in boxes and hhds 91s(99M reals;
stock in warehouses at Havana and Matanzas. SO,
900 boxes, 800 bags and 1873 900 hhds ;receipts
hhds; exports 166 boxes $3.50 bags Molasses nom
inal; 30 degrees polarization TAGS reals gold per
keg. S P
Freights weak; loading at Havan for the United
States % box Sugar 75G5711a currency; % hid Su-
gar 3 2593 80; W hid Molasses at 2 OOa2 IS;
United States per hid Sugar at 8 1904 rs; per hid
Molasses 2 371s@2 621s. f'- -DN
Spanish gold at 3214@2 321a. Exchange flat;
sight do at 93M prem; ON London at 141s6
II A prem; Paris IA prem wv |SS
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The West Point Outrage.

WEST POINT, April M.-Mr. Kembie, Jr,
testified that he saw three men, whom he be-
ing of the night of the Whitaker outrage,
near the Catholic church, going towards High
land Falls, who kept looking behind them in
a suspicious manner. They were not in uni
form. They went past the lane leading to
Ryan's saloon.
the Poughkeepsie Eagle at Dutchess Junction,
baggage master Emott Youmans said he was
standing by when John butcher and Squire
Van Buren, had the conversation about cadets
Burnett and Whitaker last Sunday and Van
Buren's story on the witness stand was sub
stantially correcl and that Butcher was sober.
Youmans will probably be summoned to the
witness stand. Court adjourned to Tuesday.
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ASIA.

Terrible Famine in Mesopotania and
Kurdistan.
LONDON, April 24.-The Lord Mayor has re-
ceived telegram from the Christian Com
missioner at Bagdad, which says: ga terrible
famine is raging throughout Mesopotamia
and Kurdistan. Immense masses of starving
Christians are crowding hither for relief. Our
resources are totally inadequate" A public
meeting will be held at the Mansion House
Wednesday.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
The Pocasset Murderer.

BOSTON, April pa writ of habeas corpus
is to be issued to carry Chas. W. Freeman, the
Pocasset child murderer, now confined in the
Danvers' lunatic hospital, to Barnstable, where
his mental condition will be once more judi
cially examined into.
A Freight Train Thrown Into the River.
An express freight train on the New York &
New England railroad from Boston met with
an accident at Blackstone. rod gave away
and two cars were thrown over bridge forty
feet into the Blackstone river. Three other
cars tumbled down steep embankment. The
sleepers were torn up some rods and telegraph
poles uprooted. No train hands were injured.
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The Sunday Law in Kentucky

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 25.-Today for the
first time in many years the Sunday law, pro-
hibiting labor of any kind, was enforced. Be-
tween II and o'clock this morning the po-
lice visited all the places open, including news
paper offices, and took the name of every per-
son doing work, for pfesentment to the grand
jury. The list embraces all classes, editors,
compositors, pressmen, newsboys. saloon keep
ers and hackmen. The law is very stringent,
allowing no work or business.
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xLvIth CONGRESSES Session
HOUSE.
WAsHINGT

WASHINGTON, Apr1I #.
Reports were received from committees of
a private nature.
The House went into committee of the
whole on the private calendar.
Bill for relief of Madison Day was laid aside
for favorable report to the House. The COM
mittee rose and the bill granting 30 condemned
cannon for a monument to Gen. Meade was
passed, and the House adjourned.
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California Mining stocks.
Boston Produce Market.

Boston Produce Market.
BOSTON, April "a. =
The following were to-day's quotations of Butter,
Cheese, Eggs and Potatoes:
Butter-we quote choice Western creameries 81
@28c; choice Northern dairy at 23@25c: fair to
good do at 2O922c; ladle packed Western 22@25c
for choice, and 1S92Oc for fair and good; market
remain about the same; trade moderate and lower
prices al ticipated.
Cheese--quoted at 15@151s for choice; 131h@
141a for fair to good; 11@12c for common; market
is firm with small stock.
Eggs are quoted at 129121AcEfor Eastern and
Northern; Western and Southern at 11@12c.
EaPotatoes-We quote Eastern Rose at 5O055c; Pro-
hhcs 5Oc; Northern Rose at 4595Oc Jackson and
other kinds at 35@45cmarket dull and prices with
out Improvement,
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Peculiar Disorder in a Seminary.

CINCINNATI, April 24.-the pupils of the st.
Ursuline Convent at st. Martins, Brown
county, Ohio, have been sent home two months
in advance of the usual time on account of the
appearance among them of singular nervous
disorder with an epidemic tendency.
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Immigrants for the West.

BALTIMORE, April 25.-Steamer Strasburg,
from Bremen, which arrived today, brought
1914 emigrant passengers from Germany, Aus
tria, Sweden and Norway. This afternoon
they started for the West, and will settle prin-
cipally in Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin and
Nebraska. Seven infants died Oh the voyage.
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DEATHS.

- In this city, April 25th, Charlotte A., wife of
Geo. a: Smith, aged 60 years months.
Halifax and Windsor papers please copy1
In Deering, April "a, Miss Abigail Frost, aged so
In Augusta, April ID, Charles .. Little, aged 25
years months.
In North Baldwin, March 81 Ellen NJ, daughter
OF Joseph and Hannah Wiggin, aged years.
In Friendship, April q Gertie, daughter of Frank
and Ruby A. Jameson, aged IS years s months.
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Kearnev Must stav-in .Jsn.

SAN FRANCISCO, April M.-DOnnis Kear-
ney's habeas corpus case came,ap before the
Superior Court today. The epsrt decided that
it had no power to review its own action and
Kearney was remanded to the house of correc-
ton to serve out his senterce.
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The Mobile and Texas railroad was sold
Saturday by master in chancery and pur
chased on account of a committee of bond
holders for 81 100000.
O'Toole won the 70 hour go-as-you-please
walking natch at Lowell, making $50 miles
and las, winning 300 and the match.
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CONGRESS will always be found Pure and re-
liable. 1t makes light sweet dumplings, buckwheat
cakes, pie crust, biscuits etc.,
Congress Yeast Powder and SHADES English
Fair Both are sold by leading grocers, take no 9th
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Forest Fires.

SrRouDsBuRG, Pa April 25.-Reports from
Lackawanna township, Pike comfy, and Sau-
con, Monroe county, say that alarming forest
way RAPIDLY
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MINOR KILOGRAMS.

Benz =, Cock of Worcester, Mass, the
father of four sons and three daughters has
been arrested for incest with all three of his
daug Iters.
There has been wonderful increase in trade
with Mexico since the opening of the Southern
Pacific railroad to Tucson, Arizona.
Window glass factory OF the Union Glass
Co. at Baltimore, has been burned. Loss
$4,000.
The Massachusetts, legislature finally adj
iourned Saturday. Governor Long has signed
every bill and resolve enacted.
By the ditching of material train on the
North (Va.) road on Friday, Capt. Raker and
anegro were killed and the engineer and fire.
man seriously injured.
a Bombay dispatch says there is no truth in
the report of the death Of King Theebaw or
the massacres at Mandalay
A Des Moines Qowa) dispatch says the min.
ers threaten to lynch Jake Bond for murder
ing Andrew Sheldon on Friday.
Morganroth's dry goods store ON Eighth
Avenue, n. Y, has been burned. Loss $10,-
600.
Another strike is feared at Cohoes as the
operatives demand that the eleven men who
worked through the troubles be discharged.
A reception and banquet was given Secre-
tary Sherman in New York Friday night,
Collector Merritt, Pension Agent De Costa,
Surveyor Graham, Whitelaw Reid and others
were present.
Mrs. A. w. Swan who was slightly injured
at the Madison Square accident died yester-
day. Death is supposed to have resulted from
the nervous shock.
1t is rumored that Andrew IL. Green, one of
Tilden's friends, has bought en- interest in the
Stats Zeitung.
Mrs. Lockwood. counsel for Miss Raymond,
denies that Senator Hill has offered, directly
or indirectly to compromise the suit brought
against him.
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MARRIAGES.

In Brownfeld, April %, by Rev. E. S. Jordan,
Sidney s.. Smith of Orrington and Miss Sylvia A.
Perkins of Brownfeld.
In Vinalhaven April H. Watson H. Vinal Esn
and Mrs. Julia A. Hedges
In Rockland, April 10. VIM. P. Bcknell and Miss
Lillian Mariner, both of Belmont.
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Boston Stock Market,

Boston Stock Market.
SALES of the Brokers Board, April 24l
$4,000 Eastern Railroad new Alas oo1h
% Boston " Maine Railroad. ...........129M
30 Eastern Railroad. 3;1I
Sales at Auction.
$1,000 Maine State Is. 1888 .1O51A
Portland. Saco & Portsmouth ..1O5
Second Board-First Call
Eastern Railroad Observation-Disclosures. 3e1h
a..""do.....,.. ....................... $685.
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Secretary Sherman at PniladeInhia.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2i.-Secretary Sher-
man had cordial reception at the Board Of
Brokers and made a short speech, in which
he said the government is reducing the public
debt at the rate of $U,00O,OO0 per month.
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Bank Statement.
New York STOCK and Money MARKET.

10y ItTtBrapl.)
NEW YORK, April 24-P. M.Llhe bank state
ment to-day is decided improvement over that of
previous weeks and shows large increase in the
reserve. Money closed cheap and abundant
Sterling Exchange lower ON sight bills. We quote
bankers asking rates, go days bills, at 484s per
6 (of $4S665 par valued and ON demand $4.S634
mercial bills at S21a94 s2sl gold. N'0'
ine Following are co-day's closing quotations of
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METEOROLOGICAL.

METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
April 26, A. M.
For New England,
Falling barometer with west winds, warmer
cloudy weather generally, followed by wester-
ly winds and clear or clearing weather with
rising barometer.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Yokohama ed inst, barque Harvard, Pray,
New York.
Ar at Bremerhaven Sth inst ship Forest Eagle,
Hosmer, New Orleans.
Ar at Trapani Sd inst, ship Caledonia Potter, FIN
Havre to load salt for United States.
Sid FIN Girgenti I'd inst barque Regina Tolk. Cald-
rey, Charleston.
Sid FIN Antwerp 9th inst, ship Brown Brothers,
Goodell, China.
Cid at Bordeaux 7th inst, ship VIM Davis Che
ney, Barrow. 3q3
Sid FIN Havre 22d, barque John Chase, Huntley,
New York.
Sid FIN Cardiff 9th inst. ship Carrolton, Lewis,
Batavia.
Off Falmouth April IL, ship Rosie Welt, Welt,
Antwerp for Hong Kong.
Sid FIN Queenstown 10th inst, barque Herbert
Black, for Dunkirk.
At Baracoa 18th inst, sch Irving Leslie, Hagerty,
for New York.
At Windsor Ms, 22d, brig Clarabelle, Coggins,
for New York 3 days.
Ar at Musquash goth, sch Victor, Perry, from
New Haven.
Ar at Psarinco 2ad inst, sch S j Watts, Kelley,
Salem.
Ar at St JOHN, NIB, 22d, ship Zouave, Rowell, Bos-
ton; sch Saver, Keene, Salem; 23d, barque Boil
var, Portland.
Cid 22d, brig Eva n johnson, Allen, New York.
schs jed Duren, Cook New York; Jessie, Keene
Portlrnd; 23d, barque Sam Sheppard, Crosby, New
York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AllcOck's Porous Plasters.

UINE. Their high degree of perfection
Inns been secured after years Of experi-
ment. Composed of the CHOICEST
Gums and Extracts. We guarantee them
the BEST external remedy.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. April "a.
Flour and Grain are steady without important
change Sugar is 1sc higher for graduated selling
at ga C; Extra unchanged at &c.
The following lo-day's quotations of Flour
Grain. Provisions. &c.
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closing prices at Portland Mining Exchange. by
1. ID. Mansfield Il Co., brokers, 81 Exchange street
Portland, Me-, April "a:
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Foreign Imports.

81. JOHN, NIB. Schr Oranus-29OO railroad
sieepers to Geo Wescott;S chr New England. POO
do to same; Schr Lampedo, 315O do to same.
HANTSPORT, SN. Schr Hope-1eO tons Mas
ter ID Whidden & Co. pas
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Daily Domestic rseceintx.


By water conveyance-1OO0 bush Cornmea, to q
W. True & Co. 0"i W
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Sch Lampedo, (Br) Holder, st john NIB.
Sch Geo w Baldwin, Lewis. Boston-whitng to
Sch PEARL Goldthwaite, Dover, to load for New
York.
Sch Jerusha Baker, Chase Machias, so hours
potatoes to Isaac Berry g. Bro
II Blake.
Sch Presto, Colbeth, Machias for Boston,
Sch Cinderella, Weber, Round Pond.
Sch Exact, Kimball, North Boothbay.
Sch George Gilman. Randall Machias for Boston.
Sch Only Son, Meader, Kennebec for Atlantic City
Sen Ance Oakes Marson, Gardiner for New York.
Sch Cornelius. Kennebec for New York
Sch Hesperus, Franklin for Boston.
Sch M Cushman, Potter Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch Clark, Dougher Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch Sawyer, Fitch. Bristol for Boston
Sch Jas Nichols Dodge Damarseotta for Boston.
Sch Oregon, Newman, North Boothbay.
Steamship Chesapeake, Williams, New York
philadelphia Niekerson & Son.
~ sen ABBY Weld, Gardner, PASSPORT and Pembroke,
Sch Neptune. Small Machias -Nath'l Blake.
Sch Ocean Romp, French Cutler-Nath1 Blake.
Sch City of Ellsworth, Grant, Ellsworth-Chase
Sch Mary Wiley, Williams, Bangor
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton. Boothbay-Daniel
Choate.
SUNDAY. April %.
Arrived.
Sch Olive Elizabeth Dinsm,re Woods Hole
guano to order.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at New York oath, brig Sarah Gilmore, Cliff
ford, Cardenas.
Ar at Cardiff 23d inst, ship Jairus Lincoln, Lom-
bard, Hamburg.
Sid 23d, ship Wachusett, McGilvery, Singapore.
Ar at Queenstown 23d, barque Sea Crest, from
Portland.
MEMORANDA.
Ship VIM Campbell, from Liverpool for Phila-
delphia. put back 23d inst leaking badly and with
five feet water in hold.
Sch Abby Thaxter, before reported dismasted by
collision with schr John Bird, has discharged at
New London. where she will repair. Her cargo of
coal has been sold.
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SPOKEN.

April 8, off Torbay, ship Lizzie Moses, Hall, from
Antwerp for Philadelphia.
April 20, lat 33 25 Ion IS TO- barque II G McFar-
land, Mcfarland, from Ipswich for Philadelphia.
April II, lat SO 3d. lon 60 Oh, baraue Alfred,
Keazcr, from Pernambuco for New York.
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Grand Trunk Elevator.
The following is statement of Grain at the Grand
Trunk Elevator, April "a:
, 1880-09-19

P111sBunG. Pa, Sept. 1S.-Gen' benjamin
f. Butler and Col. John W. fofney af119es1 III
this city this afternoon, and made tne!t heAu-
quarters at the St. Charles Aotel. Aoout
o'clock Paul j. Carson. ex-Deputy ohe11A"
together with number OF other coloreo NELL
called upon Gen. Butler. MI. carson was
spokesman, and, in brief speech stated tne9
wished to pay tribute OF RESPECT 70 ono
whom they believed to bo oene1actor 70
thei race, snd to whom thoy ascnoe no
nnerit of unnumbe1od public services to them
when their fate and future were IN critical
state.
nothinx but what hs conceived to be
hfa dntv in 4 War which was
not begun for rha emancipation Of
the slaYes, because, as Ill gould 1eman1>aE
, 1880-09-19
n mn DOZEN LINEN HANDKERCH|EFS.

I'm doze,a Mlsses' AN-Ltne,s Heznststc@'ed
A Haxdkerc1iefs at &C. 11orth II 1-@e.
~ dox-, Iad;cs' LItl-Lf.e,, Hen.stitel.ed
~ Edfs at Sc, 10c, II LIE, 15c, 18c, Soc'
s5c, SOC, and 35c. Immense bargains
n,o Iose,. Ladies' Fancy Border III Linen
Hd1s. At Ioe, y LIZ: 1Ss: 9 1Se; 1,s@s *09 *'e'
~, 5ove,, 1adfes' Hen1n,ed Hdfs. Au Linen,
~ 1t Sc, Sc, 10c, II 1-2c, and 15c. Hors3'
double.
= ooo ,5o-en Mems AU- Linen Henasned Has,
c7tro sizey at Sc, 10c, II LIE 16c, 11e,
;e0c, e5c, Soc, and Soc. Ha1 regular
PricaS.
, 1880-09-19
,.cEs. EmBRoIDER1Es, &c.
SPECIAL SALE
OF
LACES,
1lNDKERCHlEFS,
: !: EnBR0lDERlES,
=. !. PRINCES { GIMPS.

Having bought..over S5o,ooo worth 1'aces'
u.ndkrrchiefs, Hamburg Emo1o'deres'
SIX M md Chenille F1inges, Passementenes:
s.- e:1o. md Ornaments, from ove1stocked
%~.arters and Manufacturers at Terrific
e14I6ce er for Spot Cash, we will offer this
.-.-t L the following Bargains:
nm ,,<ces Real 1orcEaon Laces: 1-2o, e.
% &. Sc, g, &c, $c, &c. 1oe; <:, " 15S@ d, 1oe'
9xe. zoe, e2c, and Zoe" dto@a@ cne"P'
- ,,ioccs Cream. LanUuedoc at 80. DC, 10,
Lug - ff0c. and II Lie. Forth double.
rooo 4,teces Croc1.e and 1fa1t'se Ldces as 10
S'"e1 o. r.. &c. Sc, &c. Very cheap.
1900 piece, Rss;a 1ra1ant' s ;oe nfse@ fSe G;s
Morth from II 1-2c to 25c-
~ IN ,,;eoes Everlasting Trimmings, 20 ond
W. ~. II orth SC and &C.
xono ,x.c.s S,ciss En,bro ider 1ris7.,sss'gs q!
erSSx sc. &c, aud Sc Il specid4 3ob; tooT7+
Ec, &c, Sc, and Zoe.
~ .,ieccs MdLLESE HAMBURG TRIM
1"yTyr TrEkG at 1c, &c, SC, 4c, aud SC. Less t'o'
kalC.price.
= IN da-e,, Lan01sedoc and Spanish Ties q
'"1XS 1Sc. sc, csc, 35c, 45c, and Soc spec'1
bnrqu1nS.
, 1880-09-19
$4,000 YARDS EMBR0lDERlES.

nm uards Nice Embroidery at 1c, sror9s &C.
Zoo yards Nice Embroidery at &c, sooTfh &C.
50oo yards Nice Embroidery at Sc, sco1tt' &C.
xg00 uurds k7ee Embroidery at DO and &C,
scorth 10 and Sc
6o.000 yards Medium Width Enabrotdey a
&c. Sc, &c, 10c, aud IL 1-2c, 6e'r 1>a1te7aS ;
axfu1 cheap.
s000 un,7ds Uide Embroidery, 14c, 15o, 18c
zoe. sc, and 25c-* Ferry Cheap.
x,no0 uards Extra Tide Embroidery at Joe
AZ. 81 1-2c, 40c, 45c, SOC, 60c, 66e7 76c
60c* and 90c. EXTRA VALUG"