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Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-28
Thursday, April 2S. 1892.


NEW ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TO-DAY An Opportunity-New Haven Shoe company; Clothing-C. E. Longley & O.
 Daily Chat-Wm. Nicely & O.
 Diamond Dyes-At Druggists Entertainment-Bun Grand opera House. Eutertainment-At Proctor's Opera House. Furniture-B. Booth. For Sale-W -Wagon-28 and 30 Congress Avenue. For Sale-Horse-140 James Street: For SsIe-Residence-John c. Punderford. For Sale-Cart-37 Gill Street.
 For Rent-Flat-103 Howe Street. For Rent-Rooms-746 Chapel Street. For Rent-Oface--Union Trust Company. I,ost-Suit of Clothes-25O Cedar Street. Neetine-Committee on Sewers. Must Go-Hall & Guernsey. Probate Notice-Estate of James Warner. Probate Notice-Estate of Alfred Walker. Pianos Moved-Geary Brothers. Summer Homes-Olin H. Clark. Special Sil< Sale-Charles Monson Co. To oRent-Rooms-Charle H. Webb. To Rent-Rooms-103 Howe Street. To -Ofices-102 Orange Street. To Rent-Tenement-53 Trumbnll Street. To Rent-Room-C., Courier office. Wanted-Butcher-Situa City. wanted-Situation-44S St. John Street. Wanted-Situation-32 York Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-28
NEW EvIDEN4E SECURED.

A Bench Warrant Issued for the Arr
 rest of Anthony Tabarini.
 A bench warrant has been issued for Anthony Tabarini, charging him with com plicity in the theft of valuable diamond from Luther E.. Preston. State Attorney Doolittle drew the warrant and placed it ill the hands of Sheriff Tomlinson, who in turn dispatched three of his deputies to find Tabarini and place him under arrest. Tabarini has left the city and is said to be in New York At the time the theft was committed Henry Frank, Charles Cook, Timothy McDermott and Tabarini were arrested and tried in the city court. Tab arini was discharged and the three other men bound over to the present term of the superior court. It is understood that new evidence has been secured which impli- cates Tabarini in the crime, hence the is suance of the bench warrant.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-28
To Secure n CIub HOuse.

The active members of the New Haven Grays met last evening to arrange plans in reference to securing a suitable club house. A committee consisting of Lieu tenant McCabe, Sergeant Nicol snd Cor poral Beach of the actives, and ex-Lieu- tenant Loren H. Stannard and ex-Ser- geant Cunningham of the veteran Grays, was appointed to perfect plans and ar range for suitable club house.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-28
NIT. Osborn,s Recital of Soup


 The song recital at Steinert hall last evening was decided success and enjoyed by large and appreciative audience. Mir. Osborn was in excellent voice, and all those who assisted him did credit to them selves and the occasion. He was very en- enthusiastically received. This is the first time he has sung in public since his return from London, where he went to perfect his study of the voice. Professor Troost- wyk and Miss Gsffney were also heartily received. Fl. Stanley Knight, the accom- panist, did some admirable work also.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-28
RaSebHll.

The New Haven baseball team will play the strong Flushing team at the Howard avenue grounds this afternoon.
 The local baseball team defeated the Bridgeport team at Bridgeport yesterday by score of 20 to 3. Captain Shannon made home run.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-28
Memorial Day Celebration.

There was no action taken last evening by the committee on appropriations in reference to the proposed appropriation of $350 for Memorial day celebration. The matter will probably come before the board of aldermen next Monday evening"
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-28

The COlum bian Loan Exhibition.
 The Columbian Loan exhibition contin- ues through to-day and tomorrow. Crowds of people have thronged the ex- hibit hall since the beginning. It is open from 10 a. m. to 10 D. m.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-28
We Mean Rustness.

For the next thirty days we will sell 5O nearly new upright pianos at 40 per cent. discount. No cheap pianos that are being offered at low price. Every piano fully warranted for five years. The Treat & Shepard Co.,, 849 Chapel street. app sat At
 One thousand assorted roses at Dicker- mani Prices to suit
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-28
FRACTURED THE SKULL.

FRACTURED THE SKULL. Young Italian Boy Falls Down the
 Elevator Shaft In Sargent's Fac tory.
 Amitoa Karico, aged 12, of 234 Hamil- ton street, who works in Sargent's factory, at about o'clock last night went to the sink on the third floor, where he works, to wash, preparatory to going home. In some way he backed up to the elevator shaft and fell over the edge. The guards were not up and he fell through the three stories to the ground, frscturing his skull. He was taken to the hospital, but is not expected to recover.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-28
AComplete Lime of Music.

Some people have found out that the place to buy furniture low for cash is at
 B. BooTH's, 390 State street.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-28
Knocked Down by a Team.

Knocked Down by a Team.
 Emil Schobel, Swedish sailor, while crossing George street late last night with three other sailors, was knocked down and severely bruised by team driven by a party of drunken fellows. The team did not stop. Schobel was brought into Woods drug store. No bones were broken. He was taken to the Sailors home.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-28
At Davenport Church,

At DaVcnPOrt Chufch.
 Professor c. H. French of Chicago will give his illustrated lecture on "The World's 8 Fair' in the Davenport church Thursday evening, May 5. The lecture will be given under the auspices of the reception com mittee of the New Haven Christian Endea- vor union.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-28

High School Prom. We will decorate boxes for the high school s'Prom." with elegant furniture. rugs, etc., at very reasonable rates.
 PECK & PARKER, .s e2a2t complsts House FurnishsEs.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-28

Ladies' oxfords in black and colors very low at Cosgrove's. a27 St
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-28

band, violin, guitar, banjo, mandolin-in fact, music of every description, both for eign and American. New music ordered every day. The Treat 6 Shepard Co.,, S49 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-28

Misses and children's low shoes in every style. D. w. CosGRovE & Go.
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Local Weather Report.
 FOR APRIL 27, 1899.

Mean temperature. 50.
 Max. temp, 60; min. temp., 40.
 Precipitation, .O0 inches
 Max velocity of wind, 18S.
 Total excess or deficiency of temperature since January 1, x7S degrees.
 Total excess or deficiency yofprec1pitatlon slnce '"A' A' H. J. COX, Observer. Note.-A minus sign l-l prefxed to thermom- eter readings indicates temperature below zero CT" in connection with rainfall indicates trace of precipitation too small to measure sSnow is melted and resulting depth of water not known.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-28

Fine roses 75 cents per dozen at Dicker- mans. a27 St
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-28

Ladies' Silk Vests, cream, white, pink and sky, 55c.
 Ladies' full regular made fine gauge Herms- dorf Fast Black Hose 12Ifc. Hosiery and Underwear Department
 Main Entrance, Left Aisle.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-28

The Washburn c Gu1tar and Mandolin The most perfect instruments ever of fered to the public. Buy no other.
 THE TREAT & SHEPARD
 S49 Chapel street.
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ArtO-TypeS,

In a variety of subjects, neatly framed.
 The Two F FareweIIs"ShouId find a place in every New England home. A lovely type of:womanhood stands beside a matron of sober mien, way ing adieu to the departing "Mayflower." This exquisite treasure for
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-28

A large assortment of roses and carna tions for the promenade at Dickerman's.
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VIM. NELLY & CO.
NEW HAvEs, Thursday. April es. 1899. Wsafhe> To-Day--Faiy TELEPHONE No. S23.
A MATING SPECIAL.

A MATING SPECIAL.
 800 rolls of mating go on sale Thursday morning at 9 o'clock.
 Itneedn't concern you to know that the wrappers are stained with salt water. The Mattings themselves are perfect.
 They were bought at auction, and there aren't many of kind. But there are great many kinds.
 We shall hand them over to you as we got them-a good bit below the usual price. We'll sell them little lower by the piece than by the yard.
 If you have a cottage to fur nish perhaps you'll find just what you want in this lot.
 Nothing is quite so nice for a summer floor covering. A strip or two under the chairs on the piazza looks we'll. Carpet Hall.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-28

Nice Broom l9c (Worth 25). Add that on to-day's list and bring the rder to R. w. MILLS, 3S1 State St.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-28

Mems Piccadilly Butchers and congres $2.O0 D. w. CosGRovE & Co.
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WEATHER RECORD.
INDICAfIoNs FOR TO-DAY.

INDICAT1ONS FOR fO-DAY. AGRICULTURAL DEPARTNKNT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEy
 Or THE WEATHER BUREAU. WASHINGTON. D.C.. 10 p.m., April H. 1892. Forecast for Thursday: For New England: Fair, followed by showers in Vermont; slightly warmer, except stationary temperature on the immediate coast; south winds.
 For eastern New York: Fair, followed by showers in north; warmer, south winds increas- ing.
 Local Weather Report.
 FOR APRIL 27, 1899.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-28

Sold a good many of them. Want to sell more. Because they make about the best ad. that could be devised, The furniture man says they're called Turkish couches because they don't show any wood. UPhol- stered in best Wilton rugs, spring edges, soft and yielding wherever you touch it. No sharp corners to "bark" your shins against; in fact, it's the em- bodiment of solid comfort.
 Have you got a couch any where with two or three springs that stick up like sore thumbs9 Do you imagine you've sat on a league ball every time you sink down on it2 If you have, you'll appreciate this one. At $I4o8, its about as good value as we can offer for that money. $25 would be a reasonable demand for it in some places.
 Eurnitura EIoor
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-28

Take your watch to Silverthau's # it Rsads sspslriag hY sp expert,
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4SSC.
HAND-PAINTED PaStelS.

Delightful Iandscapes,homes buried in honeySuckle vines, wide sweeps of field and streams on whose banks the wild Thyme grows-in white and gold frames, f6X2O, for
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-28

No necessity of enlarging on the merits of these preparations. Take Paine's Celery Compound for instance. It has been adver- tised so much that you know just what is. Price-talk is what you want to hear. You know the drug store prices-everybody does. We want everybody to know our prices.
 Paine's Celery Compound 7pc.
 Hoods Sarsapsrilla GIG.
 Lydia E. Pinkham Compound 7ec.
 Dr. Perce's Golden Medical Discovery 7ac. pr. Kaufman's sulpher Bittsrs, 75c. warnsr's safe Cure esc.
 Swift's Safe Specific 79c
 Cuticura Resolvent 7ec.
 Kennedy's Medi ,al Discovery siI5 Maltine, pain T9c.
 sL,i sal.nei with Cod Liyer on, 3ae
 Beef, Iron and Wine. soc.
 Greenes Nervura Sc.
 Upjohn's sgrain Iron Pills. Sc box dozen
 Special this week. 20 gross of pure Rubber Dress Shields, sizes ?, 8 and 4. LOG pair. Left of Temple Street Entrance Garden Spades, 3oc
 Garden Rakes iac.
 Curtain Stretchers, $2 Q9 Parlor Lamp and Decorated Shade. eac. Basement W:NEELMMspG.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-28

$200 D. w. CosGRovE & Co.
 c. A. Bradley, Caterer For wedding receptions, banquets, sup pers or spreads. Everything complete for the table, with frst-class service. Office, 798 Chapel street, four doors below Orange, or 414 Crown street. ap1Stf Parents, buy the boys Belmont shoes they are the best.
 D. w. CosGRovE & Co.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-28

The best stuff made for driv- ing wear is called Columbian BeJe.
 It is dust-propf
 Wrinkle-proof, too
 It comes in mixed greys and tans, 34 inches wide. Not ex- Pensive; 25c yard.
 It's for your interest to know that there is nothing for house wife-wear equal to Pacific Cham bry. The patterns are pretty; fast, too, being double-printed. Wears about as long as the hu- man cuticle and washes as well. 634c a yard is about as low a figure as 1t was ever offered at. Temple Street Aisle.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-28

N. B.-We have the largest stock of all styles Ten his Shoes carried in New England.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-28
"Lillian A. Wright
 Squeeze me tight

tribute the medals of eternal victory, not inscribed with the works which we have done, but with those four great battle fields, dear to earth and heaven, Bethle- hem, Nazareth. Gethsemane and Calvary.
 Still another history of much merit was that of Florence May Prince.
 A song by the class, "Spring Has Come" 1" Joslin then followed with the last class history on the program. He announced that book was soon to be published en- titled, "The Triple Scrub, or Five Years in Hillhouse," by ''Doc." filling.
 'Ye call me chief, and you do we'll to call me chief. I, who for two long months daily went to the Yale field to train for the football battle with the eleven selected men from Hartford. I, who when the day came helped in the face of defeat to tie the score on the bloody football field. Who will now say do not deserve the name of chiefl If there is any one among you that does, let him stand forth.
 "But Butsey Barkerl What is there that Butsey Barker has not attempted to do2- architect, reporter, etc.-a jack -at-all- trades. And he is also 8 poet-at least he would like to be. Often when have been studying has he turned around and handed me slips of paper with verses on them dedicated to young lady in the senior class with whom he has fallen dead in love. Truly Butsey is most remarkable genius.
 < ''George W. Mixter has kept 8 high stand in his studies and has also been at the head of the football team, which is quite wonderful record.
 "About any summer evening you may see P. D. Q. Littlejohn sauntering down Chapel street with other fellows with their caps on the backs of their heads I fear that P. D. Q. and his friends desire to be students and that their ambition will never be satisfied till they are.
 "All is well that ends we'll, so who can I better end with than H. Gideon Wells. Gideon has remarkable talent for telling stories. One of these is that he once caught U-Ponnd eel with an eight ounce trout Nsy thst ] gan aeasgnt for his being suah
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-28

Work in Crayon, Pastel, Wa ter ColorS and Sepia. Bring your photograph and have it reproduced it a manner that will aStoniSh and delight your friends, and at comparatively small cost.
 Just in, special Art Treas ureS in
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Go Get for Buslncss purposes

SNAIL or large Park Row front Office.
"A In Potter Building, to let Adurcss
g. IT. SAVAGE, So Fulton-st.
DARK ROW front ONCE to let in Potter
Building. Address l.. I. SAVAGE
Is Fulton-st.
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Gin iical Csiatc for Sale.

NOW Il TnE TINE n buy house :;
" several &c lGed bargains: west side
81 ~ re-. STEVENS. 3th-aNe., corner HJd.
st. 9;h-aYc. md lOith-st.
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Conntrp Real estate 60 Ect

MAST ORANGE. y. J.-FurniShed and
T. unfuraishcd houses TO rent; season or
wear; some bargains for sale. >. ID.
jONDIT. opposite Brick Church station.
HUDSON RIVER. Westchester County.
III Connecticut, Berkshire real estate; rent
sale. r. :. MILLS. II East 42d-st.
NORWOOD PARK. LONG BRANCH
IN One cottage vet q rent Al ", De tltni
Norwood Park. Long Branch CITY, n j.
Tax train al foot Of Liberty-st Get OF at
West End station.
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Real Csiair 10 Crthan1e

ASTED.-Firsi-clas rcsid@nee for;h
w II Genital PARK; for r,sdcncc nNr
lily lfrcc) viii a1d cash. J. o. HOY l.
~ ErcadNgr.
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FURNISHED Apartments

CORNER APARTMENT in Central Parx
\ Apartments, by month or Year; fully
furnished or unfurnishei IL rooms. two
baths. Sc sunshine in every room. Apply
"a: man ofiee. 175 West JSth-st.
n FURNISHED APARTMENT to let until
I November. 10 small family OF adults
best references required seven rooms and
Lath elcS ator; second floor; faces central
PARK STANDARD. Tribune Onicc.
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II OUSEWORK Herman American girl.
II accustomed 10 entlre work OF snail
family: good cook. laundress and Wiling
to wait en- table and wear cops. With
Mrs. TYLER 40 ith-ave
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Board Wante0.

VIZ ANTED. Daily dinner in exchange
w for instrumental and vocal instruction
ny prominen: lady teacher. Address DIN
NER, 1893 Broadway.
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FURNISHED Rooms.

A - aaG :. so: niccy furnished small
n room. Tor gentlemen. near Jth-jNc.i
References 20 West lrth-s:.
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REMNANTS.
TOMORROW. Fx1DAr.
ANOTHER Day Or ExrnAoRDIsAn,
v ALUES.

The REMNANT REPORTS from the
several departments are more Interesting than
for several weeks past. Our space will not i'd
NIT Of one-hah Of the matter sent to the
advertiser. This Is the natural result Of .
great business week Our rexadaes differ from
the ordinary run Of store remnants. in that
they are not aIiotced TO remain Ussoid long
enough to Seeoms tndessra6is They are not
the Last ends Of things that are passe. but
mostly what Is left Of seds0nable merchandise
BLACK AND COLOaED DRESS GOODS
specially merit your attention. The depart
ment of HIGH-CLASS COTTON STUFFS
offers many good lengths Of imported Madras,
Cheviot and Bingham sui able for ladies' and
chtld-en's Shirt Waists. &c.
The Travelling Goods Department Offers q lot
Of BAGS and TRUNKS . little scratched or
otherwise defsced from handling. There are
Just Eve trunks all told-the durability Of
which IL not In the least effected. We don't
want them In stock in their present condition,
therefore they are given place among the REM
nants with low prices attached. Look our rem
nsnts over, perhaps you may find Just what you
need The prices will be little enough. for they
are marked rIthout refsyenes to their ualue.
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News DEPARTMENT.

pairs Extra Fine Brown All-siIk Drawers.
Size 81. Reduced from 80 to 80 pair.
2 Brown Balbriggan Shirts. Size So Re-
duced from 81. 80 to 75c.
i Extra Fine Madras Neglige Shirt-dam-
aged. Size Is. Reduced from S2 to 75c.
pair Cream Flannel Pants. Size 2Sx3O.
Soiled. Reduced from g. 50 to 81. so.
3Neat Striped Flannel Goats. Sizes 80, 80
and 40 Reduced from s5. 70 to 81. 80.
2 Very Fine Two-piece Bathing Suits
striped-medium size. Reduced from a 50
to &C.
lUncs,led FOR Shirt order. comprising fine
Fancy Cheviot Shirts, each with two collars
and two pairs of cuffs. Size l5h. Reduced
from - to 81 80 each.
(Frst door First apnex)
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ART ENBEouDERY DEPARTMENT.
pair Tinted Po-tieres. Reduced from IS to
from $40. so to "a.
Linen Cushion Cover. Reduced from Soc.
10 DC.
1 Pillow Sham. Bolton sheetiny. Reduced
from Sl- 10 70 SOC.
/ Embroidered Chair Cover with fringe
Reduced from % to e..
Reduced from 81 to Soc.
]. Applique Scarf and Pincushion Cover.
Reduced from IS to e..
ODD lengths iu China Silks at reduced prices.
Cd floor 10th st. buildinx.)
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"OLp T1xzRs- SHIRT Tnx.

"OIp T1xzRS- SHrRr TALE.
We are fully justified in ooAstin- OF our line
Of Mems Dollar Nsziige shirts Thsy embrace
MzAras. Chsvtot Monte Cloth and Sateen IN
the neat attractive stripes that are 80 hard TO
md ssewhere: sissshi b.-nups Pat Man
Meas Inyincible' shirts. % varied are The
dlfsrsnt lengths Of sleeves 20 each size, Sc.
Gan Be placed alonx,ide Of others' 81 50 Gus
tou-nAee Shirts without your being able to
dis.tnzuish the difference
nvould Be big man who measured 50in.
around waist and "a In. the in -seam, yet
~eo0uid At h,m IN ,he.s 5os; Jean Drawers
s. b. ErLrnr & Jos. III. IRELAND
AenaSsrs Braneh Baito ShSrt Factory.
40 go SAB NV. near n T. ave- Junction
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TRuNk DEPARTMENT.

lRUNK DEPARTMENT.
1 Mems Trunk, .3O-inch. shop worn. Re-
duced from % so to %.
2 Ladies' Dress Trunks. leather covered
last Of line. One 33-inch reduced from So go
to $500. One 36inch reduced from %. IS to
e7.65.
Ladies' Saratoga Trunk. 3+inch. Reduced
from o.. so to %. IS.
1 Ladies' Saratoga Trunk. 34-inch. shop
worn. Reduced from s12. 95 to $40.
Basement. 11th ct. building.)
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H,xnKrRcu1ry Drp.pTxrxr

DEPARTMENT.
10 Ladies' All-linen Black -bordered Hand
kerchie.s3<-inch hem-damsged. Reduced
from 1Sc. TO 10c.
Ladies' All-linen Handkerchief black
embroidered scalloped edges Reduced from
Soc to 25c-
Men'sCnlaundered Al-linen Handkerchief
with hsnd-embroiderei initials-3 Ms and 8
VS. Reduced from 25c. to lSc. IS for 81.
(First floor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Second annex
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BLANKET DEPARTMENT.

Cheese Cloth Comforts, double bed size
Reduced from ~ to 81. 80.
2psirs Ia White Wool Blankets Reduced
from IS to "a p.
(Second floor 11th st. bui,ding.)
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MEKIxo UspERwEAR DEPARTMENT.
2Ladies Pink silk Vests. low neck and no
sleeves. lace trimmings in neck and xrinholes
sitss 4 and 5. faded Reduced from e. 2o and
e. so 10 81
Ladies Green SILK Vest. erocheted front.
Reduced from IS 70 81. So
(ist nOOr. %
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FLAxsE1 DEPARTMENT.

6remnants Atwood Striped Flannel, to
yards. Reduced from 30. 20 Doc. yard
IS remnants Outing and Tennis Flannel. / to
~ yards, suitable for mems shirts ladies'
waists. children's dresses, &c.
ALL AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
va EOOr. .lIth 81. building.
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DOMESTIC DREss Goops DEPARTMENT
30 Remnants lightweight Percales. 8 to 10
yards. Reduced from 12]s to Sc.
Dress Lengths Of Shsntong Pongee. Ende-
mion and TIT Cloths-the last Of the stock. Re-
6uced from L. and lie to Sc.
100 Remnants Printed Cashmere. Reduced
to5c-
Second hoor. 11th street building)
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Muslin USpERwEAR DEPARTMENT.
small lot of French Handmade Gowns, en-
broide-ed collars and cuffs. front OF hand made
tucks. Reduced from u TO rs.
cd floor 10th st. buildinx)