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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-30

Adolph Lalloz, carriage manuGac-
turer, ITO Carroll street, Buffalo, N.
Y, states: / was troubled with
nausea Of the stomach, sick headache
and general debility. BmdOck Blood
Bitters cured me. Fer sale by Tud-
hope Drug Go.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-30
Bail Refused.

Judge Tyler delivered his verdict
in the Nora Hollingsworth case this
morning, and refused to admit the
prisoner to bail.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-30
The Prohibitionists.

The Prohibitionists met at the
courthouse last night aud conducted
their weekly national platform dis.
cussion. The plank under discussion
last night was that Of the tariff.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-30

Big stock OF all kinds OF goods
very cheap at Sim On Katz'.
so, d&swlw
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-30
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
OPENING AND CLOSING.
NEW YORK, SEPT. 30.

LAST QUOTATION.
Dec. Cotton, 7.75 1882 7.72
The sun., 1892-04-03
No More Joke. L,.. Th,. for i. Month.

James Wilson. 20 years old is nm operator
IN the Western Union Telegraph building and
nves at Jersey City Heights. He works from
socock mt night until IL O'Clock in the morn
me- Yesterday morning. after his work was
over. ho decided to scare the employees Of the
Eerorder newspaper at tho business Office. 21
ra rars row. HN tied ,up a. cigar box In brown
paper aEd carried II into tho office.
=. Chang" me this 81 bill. quick" said Wilson
".:ATuEgustns Ncvill. clerk,
- have grent mind to drop this rackass
NH Wilsmnrs mskea Russell Sage ont Of you." yelled
"..sson. .sn iumring M and down.
undar the desk,
Milson! walked out and threw his cigar box
nway IVA Nrvl followed a few minutes later and
tIon ts ge,etivs a Dugnn Of tho Oak street sta;
s.aeE PS.t er1s the detective arrested him near the
sC He Tombs Court yesterday morning Law
S@ ms.I. Il.inigan explained that Wilson merely
WSnn,s WGsSSn, 70 nlayn harmless joke. Justice Nc
ssVlor Tor one month,
The sun., 1892-04-03
TAYLOR MAY 40 TO BOSTON FOE
TRIAL.
E1orts 70 Have Hin Indicted u Massaehu.

ERorts to Have Hin Indicted n Massaehu.
sets for Blgany.
Miss Henrietta Coster appeared against
much-married Jamos Taylor yesterday on the
return Of his writ Of habeas corpus before
Justice Truax Of the Supreme Court Taylor
did not seem to be interested in the argument
Nothing but his bald pate appeared above tho
newspaper which he kept scanning.
His counsel. james w. Mclaughlin. hoped
to got his client free on the writ before the
arrival OF Miss Coster. the complainant. who
had gone to Boston to charge him with the
crimo OF biRamy there. 30 he could be extra
dited. His counsel contended that the author
tiles here could not hold man except on suf-
fcIent papers from foreign State.
Assistant District Attorney Washburn said
that on Nov. Fl. 1901. Taylor had married Miss
Coster before Alderman Flynn. She had an
order on the American Exchange Bank. which
she sashed and gave $3.50 to Taylor; They went
Sisss Ss F fsa ss fssf s s Ss s h .na, %S
married Hattie 9; dwyPne e bos.o9 and lived
beep committed there. II was customary In
Besides. he could not be dischareed While the
hearing before the police court 10 still pend
Justice Trusx reserved decision and no.
mandsd the prisoner until Monday. 4. -'.. ;.
The sun., 1892-04-03
no Ey CLOTHIJV'G.
Our Aim

is to make our Boys Clothing Do
partment the best in the city. We
think it is-because we show only
new and desirable goods, and many
things not to be found elsewhere.
" The proper style this season u
double-breasted Coats. Pleated and
single-breasted Coats are passe.
All-wool Scotch Cheviot and
Home-spun Suits, with double
breasted Jackets, s to Is year sizes,
$3.98.
Combination Suits. in all-wool
Sco.ch Cheviot, with extra pants
and hat to match, 5 to Is year
sizes, $4.9S.
Double-breasted Refers, dark
blue flannel, sizes 81 to 10 years,
1898.
Boys Bicycle caps, 3S cts.
The sun., 1892-04-03
ORPHANS DAY AT THE C1RCUA
Tuesday. April II, Free to the Innntes oi
Charitable Installations

Mr.. J. A. Bailey has set aside day for tho
free admission Of the orphans ana other in
mates OF the charitable institutions OF the city
h see tho Greatest Show on Earth and the
spectacle Of Columbus and tho Discovery Of
America. Tuesday afternoon. April IL. is the
time set for this purpose. and u Is to be hoped
that all those who have the charge Of orphans
will avail themselves OF this opportunity,
which is given in response to humorous re-
quests received during the past week. The
only condition imposed upon the superin-
tendentS OF the institutions in the matter Is
that they or some other properly qualified
Official shn'l communicate with the manage
menf. In person. as soon as possible. stating
the numhcr % children they will bring to the
show. II vi havo sents assigned to them which
Will nj Interfere with those already sold to the
public, In view of the fact that the business
y the lirC st eyer done in Madison Square
Garden this offer OF Mr.. Bailey is a most
Generous one. During the first week the doors
sn'i last week Mt every night performance
and at two rntinGes. all the seats having been
solI, The aggregate number Of visitors at
humber vt changes will be made In the pro-
eramm" for tho week beginning tomorrow
hlght. and new acts will be introduced.
The sun., 1892-04-03
yoR TEE GRANT xoxUMxsE
Porter IL Istersstsne the vsrss~s
Trades Assoeiations.

49,. Porter IL Istersstsne the vsrss~s
Trades Asseeiatioas.
o.n. Horace Porter. President Of the Grant
vnnumept Association. yesterday morning
sSdressed the New York Mercantile Exchange
~ the subject Of tho Grant Monument and as
. rssult of his remarks the following resolu-
.,ons. offered By Mr.. Washington Windsor.
ware unanimously adopted BY the three hun
dred members present:
vn,-... The remains Of Gen. Grant have been Der.
mt,ed to lie In Rivorside faFk IN temporary shelter
ess nearly seven years; and
u1rrs A popular movement has now been inaur
for vigorously prosecuting the work Of erecting
.u,,sels tomb and comprehensive and businsssliks
organization has been contaminated for carrying out
the work.
..e..,ary funds commend themselves to our juds
m.nt and that cordially unite with the ohicers and
trustees Of Grant Monument Association in aiding
'nS ,plr That the rssdent 6 authorised to appoint
JSnsmsa. H.sosSon with power to add to shsis
number
Tho committee. appointed BY President
j. HR b. To!ten.s b !; Yan Mikenbprf E p
.ss ss'SS wsa.s4. II 6SsfEsiES s5d
'Ghn In the the organization Of the Con;
Ciothiers Supplies met In tno pArlOr5 OF the
Metropotnn Hotel. Cen Porter made about
The same address which he had deliver ed In
the morning. He said that there were $50
hranches OF trade in the city. and
that in thirty-fve Of these auxiliary COM
mittees had already been established. The
smoupt snm, IN Needed Is $500 1000 1t is hoped that
sy mfnu ." win besa
prior to April ~. On that date. which Is the
seventieth anniversary Of Gen. Grants birth
day. the corner stone OF the monument will be
Iaid in the presence Of tho President OF the
United States. the diplomatic corps. and the
Governors OF neigh boring States.
Gen. Porter stated that one man. who desires
to keen his name o secret, has subscribed
$4,000 toward tho fund.
The gentlemen at the meeting oi the Metro;
aresolution TINT their 81 o branch 81 Of the indSstry
man Henry Newman appointed committee
Of Ave, consisting OF himaelf. q. n. Durham.
Meyer s. Bernheimer. A. Steinham. and X H.
Adams to solicit su ubscriptions Whom the full
amount shal have been subscribed the names
Of the trades and the subsoribers with the
amounts contributed will be print ed and filed
in tho archives OF the Now York Historical
Society.
Century Club on Friday night and secured
their cooperation In the movement Other
prominent clubs will also be enlisted IN behalf
Of the cuuso as soon as IL is possible to lay tho
matter before the members
The sun., 1892-04-03
WHIT The Label TOLD
Persons Looking for Fortunes shoulA Nc
Carry Chips.

Persons Looking for Fortunes Should Not
Carry Chips.
A tall. sinowy young fellow. roughly dressed
and about 20 years old. was sitting In the
mems cabin Of Jersey City Ferry boat yester-
day. and he attracted some attention from his
fellow passengers because the tan Of sun and
sea that was on his face would have shown
that he was newly landed In America. even II
asmall yellow leather valise. bearing steam
ship company's label. on which. in big letters.
we're the words Second cabin" had not
been carefully squeezed between his feet A
middle:agod business-like man looked with
lanCuid interest at this label. and the young
voyager. seeing that he was doing so. angrily
turned the valise so that the blank side was
Sr The ether
insuIted Risin9 quickly from his seat. he
be said:
Well +hsstasn.sl at .Esspssa d tas maj man
you know. and supposed that II you iancied
tss aosd s1sss Sss. :c4.peS about it
And nay ask ye. e.ooE" said the young
sh ba bRS as 70 =. ss ssFySss Tsntsd Tss e
1T did,, answered the middle-aged man,
flushing a httie., THAT label tells story Of
young chap who crossed the Atlantic Ocean
to seek his fortune and as soon as hs landed
ins Tor ashs. + he is not more careful Se'i!
pick up the fight before he finds the fortune"
Thefyoung man went back TO his seat. look
ing red and angry and thoughtful
The sun., 1892-04-03
LACES.
OllS. Prices are LOscsr

and our stock is larger and con-
tains more novelties than any other
stock in either city.
Irish Point Laces in white, nat
ural, and beige, and Chantilly
Laces in black at 10, Is, 10. 25,
and 20 cts. per yard sold elsewhere
at considerably higher prices.
New Guipure de Gene Laces in
exquisite effects and exclusive pat
terms, allovers to match, in black,
white, natural, and beige, at very
low prices.
New effects in Veilings by the
yard in black, natural, and colors,
at 10, 25, 35, and so cts; would be
good value at double the prices.
The sun., 1892-04-03
WASH FABRICS.
Something N'csC.

Printed Idealine-French Chal-
lis finish and newest French tints
and styles-29 inches wide, Is cts.
per yard; made to retail at 25 cts.
100 pieces Inverness Ginghams,
30 inches wide, 12i cts. per yard
made to retail ut 20 cts.
A new assortment of Printed
Swisses, ut IS, IS, and rs cts. per
yard.
3O-inch printed Indian Dimities,
30 cts. per yard.
Printed Linen Lawns, Is cts.
per yard
The sun., 1892-04-03
LADIES' SPRING C.4R.
sNE.N"TS.
.ncIC and Correct ENecis,

We are in better position to
serve you in our Cloak Department
than ever before.
Decided novelties in the Russian
Blouse, Tuxedo Goats. Naval Re-
serve Coats, Vatican Coats, and
Norfolk Coats. Many of these
garments are copies of the best
foreign ideas for the season.
In imported garments we are
showing an extensive collection
from the best makers. and have put
such prices on them that they come
within the reach of all desiring
high-class garments.
House Gowns, Tea Gowns, and
Wrappers, in the most practical
styles and at very low prices.
The sun., 1892-04-03
HOSlER II .9.vD Nv.
DER W.E.QR.

We are sole agents in Brook
lyn for the English Star Merino
Underwear, also the Ypsilanti
Combination Suits and Equestri-
enne Tights. We solicit inspec-
tion, as our lines are now COM
plete.
just opened, lines of Ladies'
genuine Swiss Ribbed Vests, in
cotton, Lisle thread, silk, wool,
merino, aud silk and wool, which
we offer below regular market
prices.
The sun., 1892-04-03
P.aRLOR FURNITURE
For. Less .WOney Than the
Same H1sh-C!0ss Goods
Haze EUcs' Been o.
tered III.

The entire stock of a leading
maker of fine Parlor Furniture
bought at prices which enable us
to offer really fine sets in Divans,
covered with best quality three-col-
ored brocatelle, worth from $3.50 10
$3.50 per yard, for less money than
very much inferior goods have
lately been sold for. We earnestly
invite your inspection and COM
parison of prices.
$225.00 Parlor Suit-sofa, divan,
armchair, and two side cha irs-
reduced to $16S.00.
$4,000 Parlor Suit SOFA, win
dow chair, armchair, and parlor
chair-reduced to $l45.0O.
$195.O0 Parlor Suit-sofa, divan,
armchair, and two side chairs-
reduced to s1425O.
$147.0O Parlor Suit-sofa, arm
chair, window chair, and two side
chairs-reduced to $4,000.
$122.50 Parlor Suit-sofa, arm
chair, patent rocker, and two par
lor chairs-reduced to $92.5O.
$3.50 Parlor Suit, mahogany
finish frames-sofa, divan, arm
chair, parlor chair, and fancy chair
reduced to $3.50.
$42.50 All-upholstered Divan, in
fine brocatelle, reduced to $4,000.
$22.50 Mahogany-fnish frame
Divan, upholstered in brocatelle,
$1,000.
The sun., 1892-04-03

Stabbed the Conductor for sayiag "Move
Up"
Frederick Frick. conductor on Forty-seo-
ond street and Broadway surface car. said
"move up" to George Wallace. an 1s-year-old
colored boy who stood In the aisle ON Friday
afternoon. without moro ado. Friok says.
Wallace whipped out pocket knife and
stabbed him in the right side He was not SO
Yorkviils Police Court yesterdsy morning.
where Wallace was held IN $500 FOR tho Gen.
Twenty. second Regiment armory.
The sun., 1892-04-03
,Coopetent to Testify.

Prom We BosoI HsTaTd
In one Of our courts. recently. Gyesr-old boy
placed on the witness stand but before he began to
testify the dsepdants counsel objected aud would not
allow him TO give his evidence asking the Court
pass hi. Intelligence and his idea Of the responsible
~ Uuestion linn on those points," said tho judge.
How old are you p began the lawyer
"kIne years old"
"W, rkor 20 to school ~
"po both; sell papers and flowers"
.Do you know what an oath isr'
"TelI the truth IN this case. sure"
"kow. you should not stats the truth and tell lie.
vest would become q youtn thS nsxs worid !"
=. ~ SSs inc. sss' viii bseoasos ne N this wes's
r!ossld; z! xsosnsy- . y It'd q: JSsss, The beg
The sun., 1892-04-03
RIBBONS.
Special Safe at Less Than
Halt OF ResuIar Prices

of Satin-back Velvet Ribbons, the
finest and richest qualities made,
in leading colors for dress trim
mings:
No. s, ! inch wide, 10 ots. per yard.
No. 7. II inches wide, l3 cts. per
yard.
No. 9, II inches wide. Is cta per
yard.
No. 10, 2 inches wide, II cts. per
yard.
No. l6, q inches wide. % cts. per
yard. go
No. 80. 4 inches wide. 83 ots. per
yard.
Also Black Sstin-back Velvet
Ribbons at less than half of regu-
lar prices:
No. 4. ( inch wide. 8 cts. per yard.
The sun., 1892-04-03
Col. IIa,re Was Not In Con,.up,.

rAooert j. Haire yesterday submit I'D to Judge
.iuaS' In Superior Court. Chambers. his r..
s ".n 10 the order to show cause why he she ul
sv' 20 punished for contempt Of e, urt In re-
AIMING Si'2 which should have been mid for
sslmony in a divorce cnse Counsellor Hoire
R'eSstsnted 4 the AFFIDAVIT Of the defendant. Mary
a. q; ;SIhiiler to the effect that no hnd n". only
y %%SSo In all. She accounted f"r the n'..aav.t
Sner S.nr counsel, d. W. Wan Colt, nli"gin: non.
IA fsaament mem OF this amount, by. stating That she
~. ~ not seen Mr.. Van Colt sinre Fen. -. nrd
ElL %l ne bud not been notified OF IT, payment.
sSus1 v. Shiffe- the plalntifl In the divorce
we ls Lawyer Hatre's cllent
The sun., 1892-04-03
w.sh,.sten's FiaAlsr's erssAso..

Ev0" "S "us"s"ysd" EtsH'Ny oso1.
George Washington" answered . colored
man who called at the police court Yesterday
to get his witness fee. when asked to give his
An Old sehool Baptist from Virginia." re-
fhst's HEbt" ssid The man. I'm Baptist
Some Of the old stock. I suppossf"
70 tHs wsshi Stons. and my ny GrsndistEsr,
tEGes;s.ilaft tEGess;siafton Nelson. was Gen Ws'hinss0a:
6Ss ts.,s: Il; Of attendance which
The sun., 1892-04-03
DIDN'T BOTHER ABOUr CLO7HE&
Rosto6 Pursues Three Disturbers or Ills
Peace In HIS Night shirt.

Early yesterday morning three young men
mounted the steps OF Oscar Restof's boarding
house at 145 East Fifteenth street and began
to ring tho door bell. Mrs. Rcstofr was aroused
and went down 10 SOC what was the matter.
When she discovered the errnnd OF the young
mon sho slammed the door in their faces.
and krpt up un Mr. Rest"li Appeared and
only answer of the strangers was to pull
his whiskers md ran him over his lmre
shins with thor cnnes. They also plAyfuly
sight until Mr. Restufr became enraged and
began. striking right and left Then the ,eI men
At Fifth avenue and Fifteenth street one of
the men. Charles Frank OF pa East Hath
EtToet, ran into policeman and was arrested.
Tho others escaped. Frank was held for OK
animation nt Jefferson Market Yesterday
morning. He Is the superintendent OF He
brew charity society IN Harlem.
The sun., 1892-04-03
DRESS GOODS.
E'esc &htps,spss.s

of the very latest French novelties.
Some very choice new weaves in
plain colors.
AS q special inducement, 10
pieces of our most desirable all
wool Novelties in Auted stripes
and plain colors, rs cts. per yard !;
regular price, $1.25.
The sun., 1892-04-03

No. 10, Q inches wide. II cts. per
yard.
No. 16, q inches wide, 20 cts. per
yard.
No. %, 81 inches wide, 25 cts. per
yard.
A complete assortment Of the
latest Paris novelties in Ribbons
for millinery and dress trimmings.
The sun., 1892-04-03

new oflce will be created In each Of tho
eleven District Civil Courts OF this city II bill
now in the Judiciary Committee OF the State
Senate becomes law. The holder OF the
office is to he known a. Process Server. and is
to serve free summOnses for a salary OF
$1,000 u year. Candidates for the office, who
the m easure. were Inform ell yesterday that IT
would probably be- reported and passed next
weak.
The sun., 1892-04-03
e.,se, unrs. Is,.-e,r TO . Tres.

Some time Friday night Charles Geibel. .
German shoemaker. so years old. slipped out
OF his home Mt SO2 Enst 145th street and hang
ed him self to limb OF n tree in the rear yard.
Edward Page, tcnrnt In the house. found the
body ut q A. ~. drioel had been dead for
some timc. HI leaves u vile and five children
the two youngest twins. His fayorite dRug
tvr married last week and went to st. Louis to
live. Mrs Geibel says his suicide was due to
The sun., 1892-04-03
L.aDlEH SHOES.
Genuine zMs,A.tsI LOungtses
Slippers 60 cis. per Patr.

in white, red, blue, brown, and
ecru, embroidered in gold or silver.
Our new shapes in fine Walking
Boots have met with stantaneous
favor. Nothing heretofore shown
in Brooklyn can compare with
them in fit, finish, or appearance.
Ask for the new Hygienic Sole.
The sun., 1892-04-03
PRICES.

Again we invite you to inspect
our stocks before purchasing. It
will take but little time you will
certainly gain great deal Of in
formation, and will, besides, have
the satisfaction Of feeling wherever
You may buy) that you have done
the best for yourself that you can.
We are always ready to supply
samples and quotations.
The sun., 1892-04-03
Iowa se,ds SO Car Loads or Oral, 4.
RuHsln

CHICAGO. April 2.-Four months ago Gov
boles issued proclamation calling on the
people OF Iowa for contributions to relieve the
Distress i1 Russia. As q result, Iowa has i,st
ipI1fwaraed nnr oH tons of corn and flour. in ali
Hayend car doads. Mr. Till!nghast. editor Of the
20 a;e NeT York to look after the shipment Of tho
The sun., 1892-04-03
NO JOKE, THIS, FOR THE cL0wN
George Melville Held in 02,5OO 10 Anne,,
In His WIFE. Suit for Divorce.

George W. Melville. whose enrapement n.
clown and acrobat in "The Circus" at the
Thalia Theatre was TO terminate last night
has been arrested and held in default OF 300
by order OF Justice Trnax OF the Supreme
Court, TO appear in tho action which ANN NJ
pf f'S dtydnr ms brought against him or an abso-
tunacd TOM M'orcr; or a. HIS wife averred that he 10 :.
% would thence deralt for Australia. She claims
mat Mamie Conway who has travelled in The
pnnted her in his affections. The Meiyiiies
ch,Srmmn TSrS mnrr,sd on Jan. u 1876. and have three
band lust November. Mrs.. Melville snys nys mus aus
has only received $40 toward tho SUPPORT OF
ior horselt ELL and children. although her husband
she accuses her husband OF threateninp 70
cm get div9rce from her regardless OF the
allowance Of $1,000 II she would not "nnosa
niilt: nis suit: sse wants counsel fee OF $3.50 and
The sun., 1892-04-03

tbs. s5'css NseA Ssv the Arch.
~ raasrewski benefit nsttsd the Washing
Atcn Fund SA,6O0. which. added to
sssSt6tS1, 6a, iScEIAf y: ps ps:s xsd vel
The sun., 1892-04-03
LAD $3.50 Worth or Ilo, aud Mou.e 1aa-..

! Aa1nager Kinsley Of the Holland House dis
sIeed few days ago Mary Flynn. an as
!. sht In tho linen department Of tho hotel.
tssusr'c!on OF ftonllrg u lot OF linen Tint had
isit iita I'm bmissch from time 10 time. The woman
Ia S,r suspectirg it might contain some ~
yestivSi,sw wh2 sent two of his detectives to
t6ev worth worth of the missing. linen was foun
iasrL woman was arrested. and at Jeffers1 n
Dive. Yesterday was remanded by Justice
The sun., 1892-04-03
MISS Esq DEPAR II
sWEN"T.
Special Safe OF J0ckess.

Misses Jackets, in Imported
Cheviots, $4.98, instead of $16.50.
Misses Jackets in Domestic
Cheviots, S3.65, instead Of $50.
Also Misses Long Garments.
with military capes, $10.5O. instead
of $500.
Children's Blue Cheviot Refers
$Le5, instead Of $3.OO. :
The sun., 1892-04-03
RIBBED VESTS.

Ladies' Fancy Ribbed Vests. fine quality.
short sleeves. price 12Ic.
Ladies' Fancy Ribbed Vests. ribbon In
neck and sleeves. price 16c.
The sun., 1892-04-03
VIEW" SILKS.
Beyond QMesttOs, Thu is a
Silk Season,

And we nre thoroughly prepared
for it Fine weaves and light
weight types are most popular.
Moires also are very fashionable.
The sun., 1892-04-03
BLACK GOODS.

For one day-Lupin's 47-inoh
Cschemire dEccsse, mourning
black, 70 cts. per yard; regular
price, $1.0O.
The sun., 1892-04-03
Brandrcth's Pills

a
sixty years and used that time than
persons must have greatmerit Such medicine found
in Brandreths Pills. This fact demonstrates the value
of these pills better than any statement of the propre
1t will be observed that the dose required to
is small One or two pills taken every night for ten
twenty days will dyspepsia costivcness rheumatism
liver complaint biliousness. any disease arising from
an impure state of the blood.
Brandreth's Pills are purely vegetable, absolutely
harmless, and safe to take at any time >
Sold in every drug and medicine store either plain
sugar coated ts.>
The sun., 1892-04-03
MISSES DEPT.

Our Misses Department stocked with the
and Fancy jackets at popular low prices.
Misses and Chldren's Navy Fancy Cloth
'Neefers at ~l.OO, *1.36, $1.75, $500,
Misses Long Cape Newmarkets, fancy
styles. In gray and drab, - to 10 years, at
W 80 and $500; special prices.
Misses Reefing Jackets, - to 10 years, in
$3.50, $500 to $12.OO.
Misses and Children's Tricot Cloth Suits.
IN navy and fancy colors. worth SS75, at
The sun., 1892-04-03
SPECIALS FOR MONDAY.

1,500 yards 24-inch Printed China
Silk, in black, navy, tan and gray
grounds, with two-tone colorings,
Is cts. per yard.
1000 yards 22-inch Changeable
Satin Merveilleux, small, neat fig
ures, 12 combinations, s1.15 per
yard.
1000 yards 21-inch Figured Su-
rah, changeable effects, $l.10 per
yard. -.....