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Want tho Treaty I,ntlIlu,l.

WASHINGTON, March .l.-The jour.
neymen bakers and confectionery in
ternatioual union to-day memorialized
Congress not to ratify the Russian OK.
tradition treaty or any other extradition
treaty with Russia. - ~.
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Steel and Spring Company Embarrns,cd

steel md Spring Company Embarrassed.
DETROIT, Mlcu., March 2l.-The De.
troit Steel and Spring Company this
morning executed chattel mortgage on
its plant in favor Of tho Preston National
Bank for SIS, 900, and tho Commercial
Bank for S25, 900, to secure the paper OF
the company discounted at the banks in
question. Overstock Of raw material is
said to have made the action necessary.
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RoNE, March 2l.--The Fair Fulla says
that the socialist deputy Costa has fled
to America. The Chamber has been
discussing the legality of his arrest to
undergo a sentence OF throe years i'm.
prisonmeut for resisting the police.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-22

Special Dispdtch 10 the Intelliy.nccr.
WASHINGTON, March ol.-Wcst vir.
ginia postmasters have been appointed
as follows: G. O. Roby, vice Mrs. L. G.
Scott, resigned, Delong, Pleasant county;
J: II. Martin, vice A. Martin, resigned,
Midway, Putnam county.
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Accident Mt ,nncock. Now yorr.

UTICA, N. Y, March 2l.-In tho acci-
dent near Hancock q brakeman was
killed and q telegraph operator slightly
injured.
Two sections OF freight and express
train broke in two and coliided.
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West virginia Pensions,

~ "eHt NlFEInlh AchAlOnBs
Sptcia! Dispatch to the Inielli1eacer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 2l.-West
Virginia pensions were issucd rs follows:
Original invalid-Sam Williamson, Lone
Cedar; Norval Vandervort, Fairmont.
Original widows, etc.-Slarearet, widow
OF James D. Babb, New Cumberland,
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PARIS, March %. -L'Sitcle asserts that
Count Won Munster, the German AN.
bassador at Paris, will succeed Count
Herbert Bismarck as German Foreign
Minister, a s5-.,. ~ II '.''-'
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IN OFFICIAL CIRCLES.


ington-OrlCrs to tho Army.
WASHINGTON, March 21.-The news Of
the death OF General Crook was great
shock to the officials OF the War Depart.
ment. Secretary Proctor was particu-
larly affected by the intelligence, as he
had very intimate associations with
General Crook during his recent visit to
Washington few weeks ago. He sent
a personal message Of coincidence to Mrs.
Crook, and gave instructions for the
preparation Of general order announc-
ing General Crooks death to the army.
This order will recite the personal worth
and distinguished services OF the de-
ceased, and will direct that the flags on
ali military posts be placed at half mast
on the day Of his funeral, and also that
officers Of the service wear the usual
badge OF mourning for period OF thirty
days. General Kelton said this after
noon that tho funeral arrangements will
be conducted entirely in accordance
with the wishes OF the family and will,
to some extent, depend upon the Time
and place OF burial. From his personal
acquaintance with General Crook, he
was Of the opinion that he would not
care to have any particular pomp or Ger.
emony at his funeral. The details will
be arranged, however, as soon as the
wishes OF the family arc known.
Following is the message Of Secretary
Proctor: sj a.
WAsulNoroS, D. G., March 81, 1900.
Mrs.. George Crook, 1rand Pacific Iiolel, ,chieu0o.
Illinois. az E.-r
Let mo join with the people of the
country, which General Crook served so
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Dremhcr of rn,,i,m.nt D,n1.

LONDON, March ol.--Edmund sweten-
ham, member Of Parliament for the Car.
naryon district, Is dead. He was a
conservative. e.7
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town, W. Va, was to-day appointed TO
position in tho Government Printing

There Is quito IN cxcursion OF West
virginians In tho city, among whom arc
D: J.. and Andy Prayer. Of Wheeling, and
William Harris, OF Glen Easton. They
have kept Messrs, Smith and Atkinson
hustlipg all day, 5IlT. n" ~" ~
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DYsrEpsIA's victims are numbered by
thousands. So are those who have been
restored to health by Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla. -' & .
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Our Coilees arc NIL roasted In their
natural state. We usc no poisonous mix
lures to glaze and cover defective grains
and add to weight. tNI5II 'n
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sroLxESpAcn's Columbia Crackers
have no equal. Ask your grocer for
them. : i.s:s
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Let mo Join with the people Of the
country, which General Crook served so
we'll, in sorrow for our common loss and
in sympathy with you in your bereave-
ment, 2 REDFlELp PROCTOR.
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The Scwa Mt Cincinnati.

C1SclsNArl, O., March 9l.rThe news
Of the death Of Major General George
Crook was received here With profound
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A ROMANTIC STORY.

Early in tho war Crook was stopping
at tho Queen City Hotel, Cumberland,
Md. He was there assisting General
Kelly in organizing regiments and de-
tending tho State Of West Virginia from
invasion. General Kelly was ut the
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EI1Esg q.

Our Teas are all new crop, natural leaf,
selected by competent tea tassers. You
Will find our medium goods superior to
those sold as best by your local grocer.
SoF-1aFnE1ES.
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LElrzIo, March 2l.-seyeral foreign
Jews have been arrested here on the
charge Of treason.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-22

Miss Miss Mamie Fleming, Of shepards.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-20

WAsIuSGTDS, Aug. ly.-In ag-
cJrIauce with the provisions Of the
act providing for the Worlds Co
lImbiln Exposition ut Chicago. the
President today approved the desig-
nation % the following named per
sons As members Il the iuoTri Uf cor
troll amt management Of the govern
meut exhibit at the exposition:
i.lwellUu r.. Brown, chief clerk Of
the Department Of state. o. rci5.s-
sent tina; department; y. -. Nr-;le-
Ton, assistant secretary Of the Treas
ury, D. Represent JH- Treasury De-
InTimeni; AiIiJr Clifton CoMriy.
United States army. o. represent ing
War Department.; PU,t-Captaiu o.
". Meade, United Stats navy. g.
represent the Navy Department; L..
HaZen. assistant acknowledgement,
b represent the PU-tGiiice ByTaIt-
meui; II. \. TaylIr, commissioner
u RAILROADS., 10 represent tire De
paTtmeut Of the Interior; &. l.. Fus-
ter general agent OF tine DcYaTt-
meut Of Justice, % represent that
dci artmeut.
The Treasury Department hi,
afternoon issued \ circular TrUviG-
ins FOR the rgiemI ton OF Si5,1u.uJl
fJuc and 4 hall per cent bon 5 a.
81 u}!.
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Contested Election Case.

JACKSON, Miss, Aug. I9.-The
most important business presented
to the convention today was the re-
port Of the committee on elections
in the contested election case Of
More aud Herman against Melcher
and Montgomery. The majority Of
the committee reported In .avOr Of
the Contestants aud the minority
report In favor Of the contestees.
Action was deferred until tomorrow
when Montgomery, one Of the con-
testees, a former slave Of Jefferson
Davis and the only coiored man in
the convention, will he heard in his
own behalf. Judge Zlmrell reported
a plan OF suffrage today which pro-
vides for the prepayment Of a poll
tax and ballOting on the American
plan. a resolution was also adopted
requesting the judiciary committee
10 report to what extent the conveu-
ton j. bound by the provisions Of
the act Of Congress admitting Mis-
sissippi into the Union.
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Some years ago we were very
much subject - severe spells Of
ch1lca m1rhus; auI now when We
feel any % the symptoms that usu-
ally Prrc,-ls lhat ailmeut, sIch a.
sickness 40 tine stomach, diarrhWa,
etc, see Gee ONE -Ciry- We have
fug-. HgsTierlaiu's Remedy the
very thi1g g. >tr.tighteu one cut in
such cases, 1ui always keep IL about.
70 j. somewhat simiisr 90 the usual
cholera cures, hut seems 20 C0LtIia
ingredients thIl render IL more
pleasant 90 take. and that do their
woT,s morc quickly. Sheriff Drver-
eaux tells u- that hr /, subject % chOl-
era mIEhJs, AMI Trcrutly frlt a SPELL
coming on, when he obtained a bot
tie % Chlmi llgiI'- Cole, Cholera
and Dauhwa Remedy, and two
DOSES m1'.e him al right. We are
not writing this for n pay testimo-
NAL, but 10 Do cur rtaiers know
what j. a good thing O. keep handy
in tire h1usr.-TTlsJ R5CsH.l Chief.
For sale by Il. G.. NJ. /. Drug
Dept. Il
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FIFTEEN KILLED AND 40 sEst-
oUsLY HURT.
A Vale: With $4,000 Worth or
Diamonds Seized by Custom
House Officers.
OUTBREAK OF EsIATIc CHOLERA
~ LONDON.
Grant Monument FunI.-RaiIroad
Situation at New York and
Buffalo.
By Telegraph T. the NEws.l
RAILROAD DISASTER.
The WoOdShaII Express Wrecked
near BOSTON, Fifteen KILLED.


Boston, Aug. l9.-One Of tn,
most disastrous Tailr0ai accident,
hat ever occurred in the vicinity
u Boston, AMI one that rivals the
lam as Wollas.ln disaster Of Oeto.
Ter ,. ISIS, occurred this afternoon
and on the SINE road. the Oh
Colony, ami very near tie SAME
locality. In the Wollast0n disaster
iiftern were killed and nearly l5l
injured. To-day fiteeu person.
were killed, twenty three seriously
injured, three fatally. and several
more sustaining slight injuries.
The train wrecked today was the
Wuudshail expires, which j. due ai
Boston NJ l:5J pm. II consisted Of
4 locomotive, hlggagr-car, smoker.
Pullman car and four ordinary
coaches, heavily loaded. The train
had passed. q Iincy station, running
ten miles per hour, aud jus; beyoni
rresiient's Bridge the engine lefi
the track, from a cause at present
unknown, and plunged into
an cmhaukmcut twelve feet
high The tender, blggage-car.
smoker ami Pullman passed.
by the engine, aud were street.-The
along FOR a distance Of 100 feet beside
the track. The foremost passenger
,18ch let the rails and fell upon IT,
isit side upon the engine. The
i0w'r f0rwari portion was t0ru 10
pieces aud Of the passengers in the
ears, some fifty in number, many
Fcre thrown iuto a corner, from
which eleven dead bodies wcreafter-
wards taken out. The escaping steam
and smoke from the engine in
stautly filed the car. The forward
cars were forced up over the Out
ward-bJund train, completely block
ing traffic al day and night.
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. I9.-Tbe biggest
Illicit dis;illery in Missouri, located
in Pike County, has been destroyed
by the customs officers The disiil-
Iery was located in a deep mountain
gaich. and hemmed in on all sides
by rugged hills. The distillers were
discovered in the mountains near by
AMI shot at by the officers, but es-
cared. The officials, accompanied
hy a posse, leave again tomorrow for
the scene Of the fight.
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= NUMBER OF PERSONS LOSE
THEIR LIVES.
The Damage Roughly Estimated at
Hundreds OF Thousands OF
Dollars.
NARROWING SCENES ON ALL
SIDES.
Passenger Trains BloWa Over,
Large Buildings Demolished,
Streets impossible.
By Telegraph 70 the NEws.l
ANOTHER DEADLY CYCLONE.
NiIkesbarrc. Pa. Struck by "A Tor
made: List OF the Killed and
Injured

wILKEsBARRE, Pa, Aug. H.
AT & O'Clock this afternoon the most
terrible cyclone that was ever rNpt-
rieuoei in this locality struck this
city. Ii came up the river, and the
suddenness Of it. coming was one Of
Il awful features. The heavens
were n black rs night, AMI the wind
blew with most ffightiul velocity.
Whole rows Uf trees were blown
down. Following this, hundreds u
houses were uunlOivi, Partially
blown over and completely GemOl-
ished, ami wUrs, than all, the visit
alton Of death vas sent upon n num-
Ter Of people. Large districts la
several sections Of the city are in
absolute pIin and women aud chill
dTen arv ia the streets crying and
wringing their hands in absolute
dizmay.
The damage will reach hundreds
Of thousands Of dUllars. Passenger
trains and locomotives at the depot
were blown over, and every wire ia
the city, electric light, telephone
and telegraph, i down. The devas-
tatiOn Is to be compared 10 nothing
in the memory Of the Oldest iniaDi.-
ant. Everybody is rejoicing that
no fires rs yet have taken place, for
the streets are impossible with trees
aud fallen buildings, aud engines
could not be drawn through them.
The total death lit - FAR a. a-cyr-
tained i twelve. Four men are
known 10 have been killed at the
HaZlri Wire Eule Works. \ house
on Scot street, UccuFiel by miner-,
who had just returned from wur5s, !
fell. THREE 81 the inmates were
killed. The huge stack o! the Kyle |
Planning Mil fell ON 4 man aui two
lU5sgz and
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A NICE rorNG eENrLEn,Nr
novel; ossoTne's ArtfuI Trick:
His Peace Offering.

NEw YORK, Aug. I9.-Howell
Osborne, that nice young gentle
man who disgraced himself in san
Francisco n couple Of years ago by
his told conduct with Fay Temple
ton, the actress, who has for some
time been living in Paris with him.
has now become party 10 n large
smuggling Transaction. which has
landed his valet in jail and may
cause Howell himself some very
disagreeable experience. Howell
and Fay fell out in Paris a few
months ago and she came this side
10 travel with a comic opera troupe.
Osb0rne's valet, named HeTischy,
arrived yesterday morning on the
steamer NOTuldIidia. He said he
had nothing that was dutiable and
was about TO be passed, when n
bulging poke; was noticed and on
search TIE officers found concealed
on his person $1,000 worth Of dia-
mOnds, which the man said had
been given him by Osborne 10 give
10 Fay, with a letter, a. a peace
Offering. Tue letter said her own
AAPN tAA v NAAA &C NhNl sui.
Among the smuggled articles were
the following pieces: 4 gold watch
absut the size OF a nickel, set with
sixteen diamonds. a crOWn-shaped
breas;piu, set with fifty diamonds
ami having a large pearl In each Of
the spikes Of the crown; a brooch ia
the shape Of a blown rUse, cOiiiain-
ing thirty-five diamonds; a beauti-
ful point lace fan with m0;her-Of-
pearl sides, set with seven large
diamonds; two rubies and a sap
phir aud n mJJn-tOue brooch set
with twenty diamonds. a small
throat pin completed the articles
opened aud deserved special men |
ton on account OF being symboiicil |
Of Fay's feeling. IL has been christ |
enei aud - will be known among |
the ''JOhunigs" as the ''sJur grapes
pin, IL consists Of a slem on |
which were four green grapes. No
one was able 10 tell OF what M
terial the grapes were made, but
they looked very sour indeed. The
stem was set with diamonds.
Herischy, who l., OF cOurse, in
Jail, says ne i the victim Of smart
practice on the part u his master.
who had been afraid % smuggle
and gave him tine goods
without saying what they were.
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suIeias FROM a N.r rs.k nrtas..

NhAftaf FROM - NNh nsts hrtuEf .
NEW YORK, Aug. Ig.-Thc first
suicide from the new Washington
bridge acruss the Harlem River
occurred this afternoon, the actor
ami victim being Henry G.. Far
ringtOn, a photographer, - year
old. According 10 the police rec
ord i was j.st l:lj pm. when some
officers on strike" duty along the
line oi the New YORK Central Oh
served something shoot dUwuYarI
from tile bridge and strike tie
water, causing q grsat spiashiug
No one scented at first 10 have q
definite iGcl what tire slmtthiuE
was, AMI more than one spectator
lad a confused iIcl that il was n
dog. y Few seconds l4icr, however.
the outlines OF a mans body cuuiU
Je diseernel IN tIe water and pfe-
partitions were at once mldc % rs
cue the unfortunate man, but il
was too late. Some quick work wa
done, indeed, and the man Wa
brought ashore In = shIr. time, bul
he was pat mortal help from thl
moment ne struck the water. Wash
ingtou bridge is l9J feet high.
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THE ANrI.LoTTERY BILL
And It's Passage By the National
House Of representative

CHIcAaO, Aug. Is.-Oae man N
Chicago received with n feeling Of
peculiar satisfaction the Lews o.
the anti-,O;tery bills passage by the
National House Of Representatives.
Judge Walter F. Gresham, while
Postmaster General, fought the
National octopus very earnestly.
Judge Gresham took the first de
cisive step toward the extinction OF
the Louisiana lottery when he
vigorously enforced the postal resC-
l1tiOns AMI closed the mails against
the swiudie. While he wss Post
mas:er-G General AMI since then he
las said that the solution % the
lottery problem vac to be effected
by the Iassage Of n bill by CoHg5ts-
which would give the postal au-
lhorities the right to prevent also
lutely the Use Of the mSil- 10y lot
terry agents for the corporations for
which they work. Naturally, he j.
interested in the lottery legislation.
which n last Is in fair way to be
completed.
Judge Gresham was seen ut tie
Palmer House this afternoon, aud
asked his opinion 81 the new bill.
Il have not read the amended Till
carefully" said he, ''but from what
I know Of It's provisions | am salts
fled that II i good one. and will
accomplish in a large degree the
Of the lottery question:"
"The Till which the House has
passed j. in the direct line Of
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by you while Posimsster-Grueral, &,
IL nOt:''
"Well, / would not care 10 make
any such pre'eut,Ous claim a. that.
I have believed, with many others.
that Cougr,Ss should give the De-
llTtmeHt some iI0u-ciad legislation
with which IL c0uli 30 elective
work IN suppress ing this lottery
iusincss. The law has bycu very
imperfect, aud that j. why the
authorities have not been al L. %
make n better showing. The DEPART
mrnt succeeded ia Cripyiiug The
Louisiana Lottery while l was
connected with It; ! am satisfied Of
that, and only rggret that the
imperfect regulations prevcu -cI
more being done. am glad 10
notice that the newspapers in our
larger cities are not printing iYtteEy
advertisements. This iuGiCl.Cs the
dTift OF popular sentiment
Judge Gresham said he was not
prepared o. give any opinion rs 10
the particular clauses u the bill. as
he had not read the text carefully.
but the rurs1ly examination he had
given 10 led him 10 believe that tire
Till would prove satisfactory 10
every one iUt the lltiery companies.
These lottery Institutions are mon
strous swiudlgs," he said. They
thrive OF money cNiIg,cI f.um
the plIT, ignorant am! C., dulUus
people, aus. tlI.ig CNtIE sasL j EeCls-
sary."
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SAN JOSE, Aug. l9.-rnc demo-
cratic State convention was called
to order this afternoon and tempo
nary organization effected. Re>olu.
tons favoring the Australian Ialiot
system and n universal liquor
license law were referred 10 the
committee on platform and resoIu-
tons. After the appointments OF
the usual committees the conven-
ton adjourned until tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-20

Max Crlmer was fatally injured
by n falling wall; Jesse Hou-gr.
legs broken AMI internally Injured
by falling IO3G VI. Bunkman was
Injured internally; Ambrose Cox
slime, liquor dealer, Injured inter
nally.
Mayor Sutton tonight has i-sue,.
n proclamation, calling the Ninth
Regiment 10 assemble at the armOry
tomorrow to aid In police super
vision Of the city. IL Is estimated
that the loss Is half a milliIn, al
though Il may reach higher figures.
the suffering is great 4 terrible
IsinstOm SET In shortly after the
cyclone, and dreuched the exposed
property which lies in it, track.
4 special TO tine Record from New
Milford, Susquehanna County, says
the cyclone struck that region n
precisely the same moment as
wilkesharre. IL struck Farme.
Coles house, which was demolished
and Mrs Cole killed. His family
was imprisoned In the wreck and all
badly hurt.
4 dispatch 10 the Record SAYS the
cyclone struck HaTveyvilie, killing
two persons. The Methods. Epis.
copai church and adjoining parsor-
age were blown down. Nearly ali
the houses in the village and tie
buildings Of the farmers we've IN
rooted. Crops are ruined.
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NEW YORK, Aug. l9.-The exec
utive committee Of the Grant Mon
ument Association met here to-day.
The treasurer reported lhat up 10
date he hal received subscriptions
TO the amount Of SI47.ll2. Com
mitiec adopted ascries Of resolutions,
stating that the body Of the iiluslri-
Gus American having been finally
inferred, they would take no part in
i discussion concerning a change Of
lDcafigu Of his Crave.
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ouibreaI. OF Cholera In London.

LONDON, Aug. IA sensation
was caused here by the announce
ment thit there is a case OF Asiatic
cholera in London. Robert Leigh,
a coal trimmer, landed Sunday
from the steamer from Calcutta and
went 10 n coffee house, where he
secured lodgings. Today he was
carried on q stretcher from the
coffee house TO the hospital, where
the doctors pronounced the disease
one Of severe Asiatic cholera.
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WEDNESDAY
Pneumonia aud Bronchitis Carry
OF On~-fhird OF the
Human Race.

10 Is not generally known that
Pneumonia AMI Bronchitis carry
or OHc-s,Td Of the human race, but
such are the facts, and what is more
surprising. 10th % the above dis
eases result from ne-lecting a CON-
mon ordinary cold. a cough
should never lie neglected. II It j.,
every time you catch cold you
cough harirT, and it sticks by you
longer. Balllrd's HOrehOund
syrup is the best remedy In the
world for Pneumonia, BrOncLit
and all thru1t and lung troubles. II
you have any throat trouble, call
Tor Bl!lari's Horchound syrup and
take no other. lions Co operative
Institution, Agents. l.
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LOWEST PRICES
EVER KNOWN N THIS CITY.

Black eros Grain Silk at Gee; wo.th Sc.
79ci s5e
COOrsd Silk at &c., &c. and so the Biggest Bargains
offered this season.
line of Summer Silk usually sold at Soc, 6Oc. and &c.,
marked down TO Csc.
20 pieces of Black Bunting &c., 2Oc and 22C worth &c.,
Csc. and soc.
lot Of Plain Dark 0Tgandiss at c.; worth 20c.
LOT Of Figured Linen Lawns at Ice; worth 25c.
lot Of Dress Linens at Csc.
lot of India Linens yds for g. Il yds for 81 yds for ST.
Tennis Flannes at &c., worth i5c; and l2c, worth 20c
Extra Fine Sill Stripe Tennis Flannes at &c., worth SOC.
llt Of Printed WCoI Challies at l2o; worth 25C
LET Of Ladies' Embroidered Dress Patterns SLIGO and $780,
One-quarier the cost.
lot Of Boys Low Cut ShOs al Sl.25; worth $500.
lot of Hens Low Cut Shoes size s. to at $780, These goods
were sold for $500.
lot Ladies' Cloth Top Kid Button Shoes at $780, worth $3.50
lot Of Misses and Chdreas Coh Tcp Gid Butt1n Shoes at
SIPS and s22j; warth S2.o0 and S3.co.
an Of our Chdren Misses Ladies' Tan COlored Shoes at
Ladies' and Chdrens Straw Eats at &c., &c., &c. &c., Soc
and 75c.; these are half price.