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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23
B. LOWENSTEIN
q BROS.
Holiday offerings.
HANDKERCHLEFS.

HO
Such an assortment to be seen am
Where outside Of our establish
ment. We import direot-can
therefore give you better values
than you can obtain anywbere else.
White Sill P0VGEE, 20 and
SOC.
Ladies' PRINTED BORDER from
5 to Zoe.
Ladies' White, Col0red and
Black EMBROIDERED from zoe up.
Gents C0l0red SILK HANDKER-
CHIEFS at all prices.
Gents SILK MUFFLERS-an en-
tire neU line at popular prices.
GLOVES.
Ladies Kid GLOVES, eveyy kind,
quality and color, from 81 to So
pair.
LADIES' Kid Walking and Fur
Top GLOVES from 81 to 1926.
Ladies' SILK NITTENS from 81
to $3.50.
Gents Driving and Walking
GLOVES from 81 to $3.50.
Gents and Boys Fur-Top
GLOVES from 75c TO 81.
Gents and Boys Cloth and
Cashmere GLOYES from 25c to
75c.
Ladies, Misses and Children's
Cloth and Cashmere GLOVES and
WoOlen NITEEHS from 25ct0 Use.
B. LOWENSTEIN & Bros.
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IMMIGRATION INVESTIGATION.
Chairman Ford Interviewed M % the
Committoo's Report

NomulhANNN hfNofhs
PIrrsnrEs Pa. Dee. p Chairman Eor,l
81 the Congressional Immigration inycsti-
eating Committee, left this morning Tor DO.
tfoiL While NJ the Union station De- stated
that me evidence taken in this city was very
complete. IN speaking ~ the report that he
committee will make be- slid "Our report
will be- icady not later Than January 10. We
are now finishing our investigation. II b. not
likely that We will 20 ~ Providence after
leaving Detroit, but We will probably take
evidence NJ New York so. we do not ct-
poet 10 sriin call up the Castle Garden Oh.
cinls. While the evidence goes 10 show that
the cmpl1yrs nt Castle Carbon are blanca.
bic. set " must be- remembered that thry
have too many people b. look after The
system OF domination there Is CUuaiul r.
poor ono. There are five railing az Castle
Garden on examiner being M each one.
through which is high ns 500 Immigrants
have rushed through in day making
Il impossible ior thorough ca.
animation oi each. Pour hundred
thousand omigmnis pass through Castle
Garden in q year We will recommend a
consular Inspection on the other side Of the
ocean think that this ~ the only way
that the Immigration question can be- solved.
Congress viii undoubtedly take some decided
action about the matter A. the next fossion
is The short one, action my be- deferred
until The next tungUHs assemble
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AnE my nIotEns,
Thirty .Six Negro Wen PA. Through
tie gity Armed WIN guns.

Tfom Yesterdays Birmingham So iirmld.
Yesterday morning tliiry.s'N negroes came
In on the Louisville & Nashville train and
Immediately purchased tickets 10 points ~
South Carolina onIcials NJ the depot did
not suspect anything Of The negroes until
they had rome, when II occurred ~ them
that they might bca portion 81 ,hc Mi.sis.
dppi rioters. escaping from the vigilance
committees which the whites have or,un.
izcd. ono ~ tlio neg O.. who was the arpar.
emf leader. bad lare buglc. aud there we're
no lees than n half dozen double barrclcd
shoiguns IN the crowd aud equally o. many
Winchester rifles. In response 10 questions
as 10 their destination and whore they came
from, thcif statements varied almost ~
great o. their number Those who saw
them are Gm w tic belief That they arc
from Mississippi. and were nccing from a
supposed wrath 10 come.
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mB.L0WENSTEINl
7 q Bios. !
V Holiday Offerings. Y
PLUSH BOXES.

Plush TOILET SETS, all nev
cOlOrs, from $3.50 up.
SHAVING SETS, all cOlorS, So
to $3.50.
MANICURE SETS, oTidized sill
yer handles and trimmings, from
$3.50 up.
GLOVE BOXES, HAEDHERCHIEF
BOXES, COLLAR BOXES, from
$3.50 up.
DOLLS. DOLLS.
Just received, a fresh nuoice Of
BisQae Dressed Dolls, our Gun
direct importation, from S5c up.
Splendid assortment Of Brass,
Bronze, MAJOLICA WARE at re-
duceI prices.
FRESH LINE
Of all kinds Of Wood, Tin and
Iron Toys. Also a beautiful as
SOrtment Of China TOY SETS.
HOSIERY.
Ladies' Extra Fine Six HOSE,
plain, ribbed and embroidered,
from $I.75 TO $3.50.
LADIES' Pure Spun Sill HOSE,
NTH eOlOred tops and toes, in all
the new shades at tan, bronze;
also black, at 81 pair
Ladies' and Chilaren's Novel,
ties in French Isle HOSE, uerti-
cal stripes, checks and fancy de-
signs, from 75e to SI.95.
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The BATEs.EvANs CONTEST.
Argument OF Counsel Boglns-P Positions
Inknn.

Special Dispatch 70 The APPEAL
NWuyniE Tenn, Dec. 22.-Tho BATES.
Evans case was called Ia ilo Chanccry Court
this morning aud Argument consumed tho
entire day. Judge Abe Demos opened with
an argument 10 dismiss tl,f injunction, aud
based bis argument on The want % equity In
the face Of The bill. the want Of jurisdiction
IN This court and the unlinr1 Of the case
Tor court " equity
John j. NcHrccs fpllowc Tor Mr. Bates.
arguing that an Injunction 10 restrain the
Governor from doing an n sgal act was not a
cnso that exempted him frm process, aud
cited authorities. The lio' A. +. Marks
spoke Tor Bates. and sam Watson for Evans
Argument Will be conclud. Monday.
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Nrw onirANs, Ia, Dec 1l.--Thc mcIng
was continued today. Tic weather was
clear aud pleasant and the track 10 good con.
dition.
Firt Racc-six iurlong Starters; Fred
Woolcy, Probus, Orange CIh Edomdo. Jim
Nave Porter Ashc, Wild Boy Fred wooloy
and Ellomdo un a dead heat In lis Ia
the run-on Fred woolcy won IN i.io.
Second Raoo-Onc aud ono.tixiccnth u a
mile Starters: Gci-Run After I'm. syn.
tax. Lulu May, hoonsiono Benton. Mont.
pelicr Luke Dart, Tam oshautor. Lulu
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rn,Inre q, iureIe. nI...

FUIIInI UfVaU D 20 10 NUVIUI
Trrfio Miss, Dee. - The event Of the
week 10 the failure Of ballard, Nit. & Co,
Of this town, for something like $1,000.
The principal Memphis creditors are lirook k,
Nicely a CO. tot el,J0O. The failure j. an
honest one and The young men comprising
the iifin have The sincere sympathy VI tho
community.
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PAnfs, Dec. - The pmposal 10 dctach
from the now bankruptcy BIN the clauses ap.
pllcablc 10 the Panama Canal Company IL
likely to prove abortlye. Tho reporter of
the committee on the bin declares that the
clausr. hnns together Tie committee viii
AK that the bill be placed ~ an onicr Of tho
tlay after thu passnge OF the budget lol The
purpose Of fastening the adoption oi Tie
lutakufe.
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ne.,ern,len OF I.n,.rnrer nn,r..

Cmc,ao ~, Dec. - The general man.
agcn Of the Southwestern Railroad lines Dc.
cldcd today 10 follow the example Of the
Northwestern lines and restore passenger
rates between Chicago aud Missouri River
pointa 70 take effect January !. This action
WIS taken without The adoption II any pcr.
niaueui agfgement iyf the maintenance VI
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An ALAnAnA nAcE wan
inRugnrated 10 gonfesRiIo - About
Twelve Negroes kiIicd.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
BinNison,s, Ala, De-. p Near Monte.
vol o ~ tbs State las, Friday, negro boy
made a criminal Assault on n seventeen year
old whit girl, bot SIZE escaped aud cyaded
his nondish designs later IN tho day
several negroes were arrested and the girl
Identified Que VI .Aem - Leg assailant.
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MryouyrE Mich, December 90 News
ha, reached here Of the total destruction by
nfc 81 ibo town II lIormansyillc, forty.
so,on miles north of hcrc on the Chicago &
Northwestern and she $40 Short Line rail-
way 40 particulars have been received.
llcrmnnsyi.lr Is lumhodug settlement
with population ~ about 90. ami as tho
weather s very cold thur must b. great suf.
iouuf among the people.
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B. LOWENSTEIN
d Bros.
Holiday offerings.
LACE CURTAINS AND POR-
THERE'S.

TURC0NAN P0RTERES.
CURTAINS from $3.50 up.
Nottingham Lace CURTAINS
from 50 up.
7ambOW Lace CURTAINS from
Sl2 up.
Geneva Point Lace CURTAINS
from SO up.
Lace BED SETS from S1.50Up.
Silk DRAPERlES, in hand paint
ing and japanese embroidery,
from Sl.75to 81.
Felt Mantle LANBREQUlNS, en-
rOidered, from 81 up,
Felt Table SCARES, embroid-
cred, from S5c up.
Handsome Leaf Gold En-
brOidered SCREENS, $40.
FOw-Le8 Paper SCREENS,
$3.50.
Fancy TABLES, in plush and
gold bronze, from SO up.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
Hemp CARPET 15c up.
ALI Wool Ingram, 6Oc.
Three-P,H soc and 81.
Body Brussels, SL.I5toSI.65.
Velvet, Sl.I0 and L25.
Brussels RUGS, CSC, SL.25,
SL65.
Smyrna RUGS, $3.50 to SO.
B. LOWENSTEIN q Bios.
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mtcs, but the understanding that n plan oi
reorganization should be- adopted at the ear.
licst practicable time. The element ~ nm.
certainty d. the quantity of scnlprrs tickets,
u decision which will be- rendered by Judge
Gresham next wednesday, The managers
will NEXT meet January 3 IN consider the
question Ut % permanent agreement.
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ier me Mn. sa,ea rram boz anIIer..

NIHf NN NiHIAAN'N w NV NNN'Ah
KNoAyiLtE Tenn, Dec p Mrs. Max.
stead. Who made AFFIDAVIT that she could
furnish proof that would clear Joae Cole,
The cundomucd murderer Who was 90 have
hanged 10 Newport Yesterday ma Be- another
statement to-day boo which she tWurc that she
had never seen jesse Cole ihd Wns not nc
quninird with him II is biitycd that she
was paid 10 make the affidavit which saved
Joe Coles neck hho has not the best fcpu'
tatiut LA the world
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anguratcd is without reliability, but there Is
no doubt as TO the continued and deter
mind action Of the people Of Rcmpcr to
fcrrc. out the murderous negroes who are
still NJ larrc.
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FoREFATHERs' DAY.
Now Engiandors at Now York and Phila-
delphia Celebrate It.


NV YoRK, Dec p The New England
society tonight celebrated Fopfathcrs Day
by banquet at Dclmonioo's. Covers were
laid for so guest aud every scat was occu-
pied. President Cornelius Bliss occupied the
chair. aud among those present were. Chaun-
coy ". Dcl'cw. Gen. W. T. sherman, Gen.
Horace Porter, the Hon. Warner Miller tho
Hon. W. l.. Trenholm, Frank lliscock. John
:. Wise, Gen. Roger swayno and Conrad n.
Jordan.
Gen. sherman spoke 81 his love and vcncr.
alton for the New England society. n had
overcome difficulties 20 attend toui-hts
dinner, because Il might be- the lat time he
would ever zee hs New England friends.
~ year hence be- said icclingly, II may
De with the silent majority"
mo one" General sherman continued.
"holds In higher ycncmtion the memory u
our ancestors than I do. Your ancestors
aud my predecessors have accomplished the
high work laid out by the Almighty. Tho
virtues aud principle of their youth now
make the world. Their trait, 0f character
were foundation stones upon which God
built the Empire aud made 10 as solid ~ the
granite stones uf New England Mr.. Dcpcw
also prolonged the affair with spccchc, until
a late hour
During bis talk Mr. Dcpow U,d. "Iust
nov New York u looking toward Indiana.
We fay it publicly. despite the presence ~
one or two Of our politically aspiring friends,
that We expect two seats ont OF the seven in
the new Cabinet ~ courc. With the for
boarnco of the New England race. We will
possibly be content u We wake up
somc morning and hud our stocking empty.
To- 1880 r. law WIS enacted o. the effect That
every citizen Who was elected or appointed
10 q public Office and refused to accept ID
was ~ be- publicly denounced. Tho same
Law las continued with az. aud now IN
wager Benjamin Harrison would give all he
D. or over expects 90 De worth u the law was
never passed. Laughter and applause
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t,,,.,.d WIN rieLposLe,..

FTTTI1I UTTIITH 70 ITO NVTFlI
JAcEsos. Tenn, Dec 21--our city is In.
Tested with sneak Thieves AZ army ~
these fiscnls are nov WHtIuI ihrir Wy
South, pillaging ihc town. 900 10, 10 ilcy
paia Through.
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AI rhIIn.IrInhIn.

rWiADlLruA, Pa. Dec. IF r'a'hcu'
Day was celebrated by New Enslandcn
Chief lutlic Fuller responded 10 the toast
"Ncw England la The uprcmc Court" The
revolutionary day, hy biz efforts In the line
Of scientific aud literary work. and he
warmly culoNlod thcuhicci n his remarks.
A lcttor from The Hon W. y. Gladstone wis
read in which lhc writer said be- joined those
present at The diuncr he wishing God speed
Tor iho purpose Tor which the s0f .oty was
established. IL was. ho said. Impressed
with the responsibilities aud opportunities
Of the future u Americans, and be- thought
the best way ~ prsHrvc their patriotism
wns in preserving aud h0nofinr The memo
fIr. 0f those who bad furnished the basis Tor
the society.
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A FRfoHrFuL EXPLOSION.
Houses Badly shaken Up aud a Number
OF People Injured.

Houses Badly shakon Up aud a Number
OF People Injured.
BnAproHn Pa, Dec. 22.-Ihrcc glyccrnc
magazines In buchanan. one mile from here,
exploded about Go'clurk lhis evening. wreck.
Ing a large number II houses and shaking
the foundations of the houses In Bmdiord.
Nine men we're seriously injured and one
little girl, who cannot survive. In house
lamp was overturned aud the house
burned. The explosion wa caused, IL Is
thought, from excessive heat II IN not
known whcthcruny one was Killed, ~ II was
too dark 10 ind any of the remains II there
nrr any.
Another account sn,, A terrible cSplo.
sion II nitroRlyccrinc took place NJ bu,h.
nnan, near this city, about Go'cluck this
evening. Three magazines containing about
aOiO pounds ul thc compound exploded.
Tho magazine belonged a. ticurrp tufirflinc.
Bikcr n French The shock was terrific.
SCATTERING windows and shaking houses atrl
bnfus within radius u live miles. james
Stewart. o. kmnn, occupied a house about
quarter IT n mile from the mnFn.
hurs lls dwelling tumblci to pieces.
huryiuF him. bis wife aud I've chill.
drrn. Two ~ the children wrrr badly
injured aud will probably lie. AZ Tnrpor,
a suburb ~ this city. all tho windows in the
stores uu thU north side IT Main street were
shattered by the force oi The explosion. W
l.. Wupls house near uic magazines i,ll in
aud Mr. Ward received probably mtIl in
turtles one side ~ Eurruc lioliugtpu'H
house fell hoo. aud two oi his children W,r
slightly hurt by nl Ing timbUr. II is ru.
murel that no the magazine two shooter
were Killed. a large number ~ plate glass
windows on Main street. this city. were
This II the third explosion II
uFlyprr.nc magazines in this vicinity
within thr lat two wcrls
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bob Ihr .nrrnnndInu annnIrr.

BH,pfoup, Pa, Dec. 21=At Dos o'clock
this evening the surrounding country 70.
criycd terrible shock II seemed Tor
moment as u nn earthquake was giving ihc
country shaking up Windows were
broken In nll parts az tie city aud buildings
were rocked a. aud in0 by the force of the
explosion. The people Of the Oh country are
familiar with these Oit recurring explosions
and SOM realized tonight What had taken
place. -Four Tlyccrino machines aud factories
located near turwin Confer three miles east
AZ Brdiurl WI ~ reduced to minute pirii.
clrs hy the deadly compound. Nobody Is
known to have been Killed. A man named
Stewart. who lived nru the factory, had his
house tumble down upUn himself aud IAN.
ily Two little duuThirra were HD badly in.
jurrd by falling timbru ag Ia render r1U0v.
cry doubtful other houses in iho vicinity
were also wrecked. Windows in buildings
here hnd in rapport were damaged 10 very
fcrious extent u lea matter Of great sur.
prise that there WIS no ln,' Of lie.
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B. LOWENSTEIN
d Bros.
Holiday Offerings.
SILKS AND VELVETS.
YOU
Can make purchases in the above
lines, at ueyym0derate prices, from
our large and we'll selected stock.
FROM $500 TO $500
Handsome Black Sill DRESS PAT
TERMS.
FROM $500 TO $1,000
Stylish COlored SILK DRESS PAT
TERMS.
FROM $1,000 TO $4,000
Elegant Imported Combination Silk
DRESS PATTERNS.
FROM $500 TO $500
Beautiful Euening Silk DRESS
PATTERNS.
SUITS AND CLOAKS.
Elegant Black Six DRESSES,
S28.75.
C0lOred SILK DRESSES, S27.75.
Black Henrietta DRESSES, S21.
WOrSted Combination DRESSES,
S16.75.
Tea GOWNS, S12.75.
CuStOm-Mads Calico WRAP
PERS, Doc.
Plush JACKETS s1275.
Plush SACQUES, $1,000.
Cloth JACKETS, 1915.
Gents Sm0bingUCKEES, plain
silk, $3.50.
Half Embroidered, $3.50.
Full Embroidered, $3.50.
Gents Six GOWNS, 1880.
HaGEmbrOidersd, $3.50.
B. LOWENSTEIN @ Bros.
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WAHALAK.

WAHALAk.
Call for Reinforcements Revoked.
There is n Surmise That Three Ne
groes Havo Been silencod
And That the Thirteen Suspects are
Well in Hand.
A Denial OF tho Alarming Reports
Sent Out Yesterday.
An Infiammatory Letter Received
at WahalGk By tho Mayor.
Supposed TO be From the Pen OF a
Halter of the South
Who Recently Sent Out Unjust
Reports About tho People.
A Similar Race War Breaks out In
Montovallo, Ala.
--s
A Negro Attempts 10 Criminally
Assault n Young White Lady.
He ls Arrested, Safely Lodged In
Jail and Strongly Guarded.
Negroes Attempt 20 Rescue tho
Prisoner With Bad Results
They open Fire on tho Guards OF tho
Jail-A Band Of white Men Come to
tho Assistance OF the oficlais and
Twelve Negroes are Killed
as a Consequence.
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B. LOWENSTEIN
q Bros.
Holiday offerings.
COL0RED DRESS STUFFS.
M SOME
M Very attractive things, gotten
up specially for the occasion
v not expensive, but very suita-
bic, very SeasOnaWe.
FOR 1915
.-Gu can take your choice of Is
combination DRESS PATTERNS,
containing 10 yards 4O-mcb
Dress Goods, ordinarily sold at
$3.50.
FOR 800
We offer 4S-m. Silk Finish HEN
RlETZA, in shades that are very
scarce. such as Mahogany, Cop
per, etc.
FOR $1,000
You can buy 8 yards Of 54-mch
French BR0ADCL0ZH, cOlOrS wine,
navy, electric blue.
FOR $3.50
ASK to see this big driue-10 yds.
finest quality English CASHMERE,
in all the leading cOlrs.
FOR $500.
We sell 10 yards all-w0Ol French
CASHMERE, in all the newest
e0lors.
A FOR $3.50
You can purchase 10 yards
M alI-wo0I BEATRICE CLOTH, 70
A. inches wide, in 30new shades.
B. LOIVENSTElN q Bios.
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NECK WEAR.
FANS. FANS.

GGaze, Feather, Satin and Six
FANS new shapes and styles.
Five and SeveR Feather Ostrich
FANS for evening and dress;
something Rew.
Pelican Feather Fans, new ar
rivab from $3.50 to $3.50.
BLANKET DEPARTMENT.
SILK DOwp COMFORTS from $25
up.
Sateep D0Va COMFORTS from
Sl0up.
SIX and Saitcp D0wR PILLOWS
from &2.75 up.
Pressed SiR Plush LAP ROBES,
SIS.
Plush ROBES, $3.50 up.
Fur ROBES, 86.5OW.
p TowPvcTprv o BpOc
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B. LOWENSTEIN
q Bros.
Holiday Offerings.
GENTS FURNISHING DE-
PART,MENT.
UMBRELLAS.

UMBRELLAS.
Handsome Sill and Gloria UNI
BRELLAS for ladies, gentlemen
and children, in gold, Sjlver, onyx,
ebony and natural handles, from
$3.50 10 $40.
NECKWEAR.
We N0w Monday an entire ney
line QfSjlb NECXWRAR- Ttck,
F01-m-Hand and Puff SCARFS,
handSomeSt Zinc yet offered, at
from CSC TO 1926.
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A Negro Attempts 10 Criminally
Assault n Young White Lady.
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A Similar Race War Breaks Out In
Montovallo, Ala.
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LACES.

WILL OFFER FOR THE COMING WEEK BAR
GAINS IN OUR LACE DEPARTMENT.
ALL THE LEADING SHADES FOR EVENING
WEAR IN FRENCH IMPORTED DRAPERY NETS
AND GAUZES NEWEST AND RICHEST DESIGNS.
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF BLACK LACE.
PEOUNCINGS, CHANTILLY, FROM 94c. TO IS SO
YARD.
SPANISH GUIPURE FROM 9fc. TO $500 YARD.
CHOICE DESIGNS IN HANDRUN, SPANISH
AND MARQUIsE. WITH EDGINGS TO MATCH.
FULL LINE OF WHITE FLOUNCINGS, INCLUD.
ING CHANTILLY, FROM s1.4S TO $50 YARD.
FEDORA FROM s157 TO SO YARD.
NOVEL DESIGNS IN NORMANDY VALEN'
CIENNES FLOUNCING FROM CSC. TO $500 YARD.
COMPLETE LINE POINT GENE LACES, IN ALL
WIDTHS. FROM 19c. TO $500 YARD
TRIMMING LACES IN POINT GAZE. POINT
D. PARIS ORIENTAL POINT AND FEDORA.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ToRCHON, MEDICI.
FLORENTINE AND CLUNY LACES WITH INSER.
TI0NS TO MATCH.
BARGAINS IN PLAIN AND FANCY sCRIMs AND
REYERINGS.
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BROADWAY, 9Th & 9th sTs., n. Y

the Court OF Appeals. The rmsellers recognize and
acknowledge that unless the law Is repealed. the rum
traffic In New-Jersey Is doomed. They accordingly
are making desperate efforts to majority in
the next Legislature favorable to repeal. To this
all other considerations subOrdinatcd Tho
practical form. therefore. In which the question Of
duty regard TO the traffic presents itself 10 tho
citizens Of New-Jersey ia the present crisis fs-Sha
the existing law be repealed or sustained
On such an issue II might be supposed that all who
have Just of the evil of intemDerance the
iMQuity Of the traffic and the necessity for pro-
hbitory law for IT'S suppression. would be found.
throughout the aud at the ballOtbox. united
TO man in earnest effort to sustain the law. Were
tbs the there would be little reason for dpprs
tension as 10 the result The deplorabe fact. how
ever is the law Is mpcrlled by the action of the
men who-as you say" are committed TO the prose
cuton of the earnest work Of destroying the traffic In
intoxicating beverages The rumsellerS main hope
of success is the Prohibition party
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From The Shoe and Leather Reporter.
william Barbour. Of the Barbour Flax Spinning Com
pany. says:
= our concern was founded over 100 years ago at
Iisburn ITclind. and from there supplied all
foreign trade. When the protective policy adopted
build a factory over here, Paterson n. j. supply
this market. Meanwhile the home plant supplied the
rest Of our trade. Now Germany has adopted strong
protective policy and have been forced build
factory there forty years mills IN ireland have
stumbled that trade but In few months factory
Ottenson, Hamburg, Will be completed and then
can supply German market from that factory. Now
in that factory will employ, perhaps 500 hands to
begin with In the United States employ between
500 aud 500 operatives In Paterson factories
years ago made careful comparison OF the wages
paid In our Paterson and Lisburn factories. In the
former had that time Loo hands. and IN the
latter . SEQ Now, In weeks these $500 operatives
In Ireland drew only $500 more pay than the 800
operatives in Paterson drew OF these 2SC0 and
operatives Ireland there is not one that owns the
house he lives In. But in Paterson many have bought
and paid for nice comfortable homes III n working
for me wants build a house, am only TOO glad TO
lend him the money, for / know nc will be more
bilious and workman I'm consequence OF IT, Or
II one Of my employees has saved up money and wants
Will borrow IL and pay six per cent for
It. / In mind now two girls who have saved
up 81 700 apiece. They have deposited the money
with US and pay them six per cent for
t. mention these things simply 10 show the difference
between the employees In two factories None Of
able 70 have money interest say nothing OF owning
a home. The Paterson employees all came from Ireland
originally, you see how much better on they are
here than they there. 1 never yet had one ask
me 20 let him Ireland and work In that factory
but every time 60 To Lisburn tho operatives coma N