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Evening journal., 1892-09-09
uNRAvEuNa A TRhIN RoaeGaY


pccted Messenger on the Rack.
rBy Telegraph TO The Evening Journall
Kansas CRY, Mo-. Sept 0-Notwith-
standing the strenuous efforts of the
officials of the Pacific Express company
10 keep cpeverytidng regarding the robbery
of Wednesday night from the public, it
was learned last night that the Piukerton
agency has been called In TO help unravel
The mystery.s
McNaughton. the messenger, returned
TO the city yesterday and has been put
on the rack hy Superintendent johnson.
10 was learned last night that the
robher secured q package containing
So, 600 in bills. two bags of silver CON
tanning from 81 O00 90 $1,000 each also
"a small amount Of jewelry Of unknown
value.
reporter. who visited the house Of
McNaughton last night discovered do
tectiyo shadowing the place.
Evening journal., 1892-09-09
EDWIN ARNOLD ARRIVES.
Tho Famous Poet Reaches New York and
Comments ON Gladstone. the Cholera
and the Fight

and the Fight
tBy Telegraph TO Che Evening Journail
NEW YonK. Sept o. e. Sir Edwin
Arnold, the famous poet politician and
journalist. arrived Ga this city yesterday
afternoon after a six weeks aoiourn in
Japan
When seen at The Windsor Hotel last
night he said he expected Go sail l0r Eng
laad next Wednesday ON the steamship
City of New York
'When ! learned that Mr. Gladstone
was iu power, he sail. al felt that
must so back and save The kingdom"
Il See. continued Sir Edwin. 'that
have been misquoied regarding Mr.. Blaine.
What ! said was THAT 10 was unstntos
manike in him TO suggest the closing and
unworthy OF o. great nation 90 close this
country ports against Che world because
of the prevalence fcholera abroad. don't
believe in your quarantine. III cholera Is to
come it win come anyhow. Ny own pre-.
ventive. which used in India with
best results, is five drops Of hydro
chioric acid i'm q cup OF tea.
"l have been much Interested In this
lght at New Orleans think this ad-
vance in pugiism augurs well for he
future of America Anything that tends
60 DO away with the revolver Is o. bless
ing.
Evening journal., 1892-09-09
WANrED AN EloHT-HoUR LIMIT.

lBy Telegraph to the Evcnius Journnll
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lBy Telegraph 20 the Evcnins Journall
LONDON. Sept. 0.-The Trades union
congress in session at Glasgow had am
exciting debate today on the question
whether 10 was desirable 90 have en-.
forced boy parliamentary enactment am
eight-hour day Tor every trade In the
kingdom.
The opponents of am crlt-hour law
supported their position with earnestuess
and energy. but the motion In favor OF
eight hours received unexpected sympa-
thy from a number of Representatives
of the cotton manufacturing districts in
Lancashire who have heretofore been op-
posed to g.
The resolution of an eight hour work
ing day, compulsory by law was passed
with the proviso that any trade except
The minors should be empowered by q
vote of the majority 20 exempt itself
from the eight-hour limit
Evening journal., 1892-09-09
The wieiand Files the yellow flag.

lBy Telegraph to the Evening Journal
QUARANTINE, Sept, 9.-The Hamburg
American steamer Wieland arrived in the
lower bay and anchored at 40 this
morning aud was detained. She is flying
the yellow flag While this does not
necessarily mean that she has cholera on
bosrd. yet the health authorities believe
that the scourge appeared during the
voyage
The Normannia is also flying the vel
low flag this morning In her case it
means more sickness ON board. The
Wieland is reported to have only cabin
passengers.
The Corean Released.
The Anchor line steamer Corean from
Glasgow, which arrived in quarantine
September at 1.35 a m, has been re
leased and proceeded to her wharf.
Evening journal., 1892-09-09
Another supreme Treasurer Arrested.

lBy Telegraph 60 the Evening JournaLl
PirTsBURo, Sept. 9-Robert J. God
frey. supreme treasurer of the Order of
solon, was today held for court, charged
with ombezzlement of The funds of the
organization, while ex-supreme president
John IA. Ball and supreme secretary A.
S. Mundorf were held on the accusation
that they conspired 10 conceal the sup
rene tressurers shortages. Bail will
likely DE furnished this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1892-09-09

lBy Telegraph TO the Evening Journal
CHlcACO Sept 9.-By the sudden
oyerturning Of buggy yesterday Frank
d. Kettelle. son of Judge Kettelle. was
so badly hurt that he died I'm q short
time His companion in the carriage
Edward H. Elliott. was also seriously in-
jured, but it is believed he will recover.
Evening journal., 1892-09-09
EoR - LoWER IousE.



Throughout the Country.
lBy Telegraph TO the Evening JoumaLl
WhTERTowN, Wis, Sept. 0.-Second
district Democrats yesterday nominated
Charles Barring
FoND DU Lac, Wis, Sept. 0-sixth
congressional district Prohihitionists
yesterday nominated c. II. Forwood for
congress.
GRAND RAPIDs. Mich. Sept g.
George T. Richardson, of ottawa county.
was yesterday nominated by the Peoples
party convention as a candidate for con-
gress.
CHICAGO. Sept. 9.-Second and Third
district Republicans last night nominated
Edward Connor and Thomas G. MacMil-
lin, respectively, for congress.
STEVENS POrNT. Wis, Sept. 9-Lyman
E. Barnes of Appleton, Wis, was nomi-
natod for congress by the Democrats Of
the Eighth district yesterday.
Evening journal., 1892-09-09
THE SEIZURE OF FlRE ISLAND.


10y leieBfalfh TO the Evening Juuihai
ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. 0.-Governor
Flower, having received a query about
the use of Fire Island for cholera
patients, telegraphed to Acting
Private Secretary Colonel Judson
this morning to have the attorney
general look the matter up Mr. Rosen-
dale said TO the United Press reporter
this morning: Il have written no opin-
ion in the matter. but have simply
talked to Colonel Judson about il.
have no news for the public
Colonel Judson said. . "The governor
telegraphed for me TO have the matter OF
the states right to use the island inves q
tigated The attorney general has given
no written opinion ia the matter but
fails to find any statute under which the
land, which is private property,
can be seized. The nearest APP
proach in the statutes is the law
which allows the health board of the city
of New York to seize buildings and use
them for the plague stricken. That
however, would not cover this case All
the facts have been telegraphed to the
governor.
Evening journal., 1892-09-09

IBy Telegraph to the Evening Journall
NEw Y0RR. Sept 9.-Thomas II. Had
away. who was known TO the theatrical
profession as the oldest actor in this
country. died of valvular disease of the
heart on Wednesday at the home of his
son .in-law, William A. Seaior, in Mont
gomery, n. Y, aged 81 years.
Evening journal., 1892-09-09
ANARoHIsT 8ERoMAN DEFIANT.
llc Says Hc Meant 90 Tsiu Frick and Re-
grctH ihe Failure.

grcis ihe Faiiurc.
10y Telegraph 60 tho Evening Journm.l
Prr.nuRa. Sent Eff I don't get
,..o,, ,,o, cam ve,~s ON, st,ns a. hnt
- .,,
/ VIII nol s,e"o "'f iVllser term o' sem
tence said Anarchist Bergman ia talk
ing about his coming trial and resulting
sentence.
DO yon mean you wiu kiil Yourself u
you get more than ten yearsl wei
you can draw your own conclusions
believe there Is nothing DovOud this life.
Evening journal., 1892-09-09
wants $4,000 for His BROTHERS Death.

lBy Telegraph 20 the Evening Journall
NYAoK, n. Y, Sept. 9-Thomas Har-
ringtou. of. Brooklyn, has begun suit
against the president of NyacS village,
claiming s., 900 damages for the death of
his brother, John j., who was burned to
death in the Nyack lookup a few months
anO
Evening journal., 1892-09-09
TRAIN ROBBERS FOOLED.
Western Dcsperados Capture 70 Tfnin Hut /
Fail 60 open the safe and hide Away |
No Richer Than They Came.

40 Richer Than They Came.
lBy Telegraph TO the Evening Joumal
Gurnme. o. H., Sept 9-The south
bound Texas express i05 on the Santa Fe
road was held mp at Wharton, Indian
territory, a few miles from Guthrie. by
five masked men at l0l5 last night
Thcy tool, the safe from the express car
but secured mo- booty
When Che train reached Wharton the
robbers boarded it at various points
Two took Charge of the engineer. while
others attacked Che express car and
others intimidniod Che passengers.
They kept up an inccssant firing from
their royolvcrs Messenger Wagner
was overpowerod and the mon took
charge OF the safe.
After spending twenty Eve minutes un-
successfully trying 60 force it open they
rode away. firing their pistols aud yell.
ing They secured nothing
Evening journal., 1892-09-09

IBy Telegraph TO the Evening Journal.l
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept 9.-While re-
sisting arrest at Erin this morning. Matt
Allen,a desperado' was killed by Detective
j. w Broaddus Allen was wanted here
for being an accessory to murder.
Evening journal., 1892-09-09
shot While Ensnred In Charitable Work.
LBy Telegranh 20 the Evening JournaLl

DsNvLR, Col, Sept. 0-Merritt A.
Harger, assistant superintend ent
of the Methodist charitable work
ia Denver. who was shot Tuesday
by c. W. Prosser, father of his intended
bride, died this morning. A woman from
Kansas, also engaged 10 Harger, made a
lively scene at the deathbed.
Evening journal., 1892-09-09
Another Great st ike he gun.

IBy Telegraph to the Evening Journal
MARINErTr, Wis, Sept. 9-The
strike feveris here. This morning every
mill in the city is closed.
One thousand men struck for 10
hours a day at the present pay. They
have been working twelve hours. All
saloons have been closed by order of the
-.nu uu-l
Evening journal., 1892-09-09
5 CLOCK
EDITION.

This edition prints full re-
ports Of everything of local
and telegraphie moment up to
5 p. M, giving the reader later
news by two hours than any
other Wilmington paper.
Evening journal., 1892-09-09
CLOSE OF THE FAIR.

Successful Termination Of Nany Races.
Troitnrs, PAGERS and Runners Win Ex-
citing Heats Exhibitors Leave.
The closing contests OF speed on tho
fair grounds track this afternoon wereal-
most as interesting as those Of ofyestorday.
The grand stand visitors made very app
preciative audience and the favorite
horses wore applauded as they appeared
on the stretch In the FIRST two races
the horses got away la good shape and
made excellent time.
During the afternoon an agent of the
Flint Investment company was opcnly
selling pools at the east end Of the grand
stand He offered 8 60 ON Nodine.
which was changed later to I toe. 4 to
on May Bel A TO o ON Madge Miller;
even money ON Miss Phillips TO ono
on an other horses in the field. A great
many Wilmington boys made and drop.
ped money
AtAl5 this afternoon William Wright,
who lives on Lobdell street. South VIII.
mington, engaged In a 6ght with "Jack
Campbell The latter was knocked
out in one round, and officer Rlttonhouso
wound up the pugilistic contest by plac.
ing Wright Ia the yau. Wright denies
that ho struck Campbell
A few minutes later William Biddlo. a
young white man who lives beyond
Eleventh street bridge began TO act very
disordoily and he was promptly locked
up by Officers Smith and Bowers
An exhibitors are beginning 90 pack
up and will remove all their wares beior,
midnight
Tho management announced that o hor
viii be given in the main hrilding or
Wcdn sdny night
The FIRST two heats OF the 2.1j class
were won bv Fred Ensign who ain 81
| distanced The field in tho third hcat Tn,
race is conceded 10 Ensign, Red Thono
second
The official score Of this afternoon s
races Is as follows
First race. minute class New Castle
county horses. purse $500
May Bel m. y. @. Morrison,
Lady Il b m, i. II Elliott. Whining.
ton. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ca
Mis- plillipa,r m, M.f. hayden.Wil-
Onward, o, james J.. Dickinson,
townsend ,.....tt.. ..t.s..... .s....s p
/ Joe hrsicr, b g, Wells Brothers,
Wilmington ............ ...
Agate Wilmington. q m, Dr. j.
Mccoy, kirkwu0d. .,.............
Dusty, James w. Douney, Red
liun.+.-.. ..+.....'..ts+-s.ss. .. .... b bu
Second race, e2j class, pacing Purs,
$500
Nndlnc. % IS, r.. Martin. Wilmington.
Madro Miller, b m. Wilton drccnway,
Navre ie irHcc. Md ............... % p
j s h.. g. ]. $. iysiUr. Philadelphia 4
Matte, B g, p. s.Jacl.non, Belmont Park,
iia ........ ..... ........ 3
Grey Joe, g, William Nichulson, PHIL
adUluhla ...... .. ........ D
linl Fadden, b g. AL u Tyson, Chester, sd
The running race, one mile dnsh, purl
$3.50 IS conceded to Wallace g. of DJ
pont stnbies who viii win from Tw
E Brothers.
Evening journal., 1892-09-09

lBy Telegraph TO tho Evening JournaLl
PTrsBuao. Sept 0.-Frank Garyin
an artist employed by the Commercial
Gazette, shot and instantly killed his
bride Of a few days at their residence ON
Avery street, Allegheny City, just before
noon today The particulars of the
tragedy are not yet known. Mrs Gar
vim. formerly Cora Redpath was for a
NUMBER Of years a trapoze actress with
Barnums show, and was widely known.
She was about twenty years of age
Her father. Homer Redpath, recently ro-
moved Dis family TO Chicago, where they
now reside.
Evening journal., 1892-09-09

HolHIOT IIIII IuNH NinnOII NVIIi0'
lBy Telegraph 10 the Evening JournaLl
ALBANY. Sept 9.-Senator David b.
Hin today bought the J. x. Emmett
FritD mansion in this city for SJ0,O 900
aud viii live there.
Evening journal., 1892-09-09

Continued ON Fourth Page.
Evening journal., 1892-09-09

The highwayman, after being fright
oned away with his spoils, evidently ran
down French street. as the handbag.
which had been rihed and relieved Of the
gold spectaclcs, was found on the rail-
r. al at the foot of that street this morn
ing. lt was picked up by workmen,
who found an old envelope inside nd
dressed to Mrs Maxwell and forwarded
their find 10 this address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28

While the United States House Of Iepre
sentatives was considering on a side issue
raised by Mr.. Breckenridge of kentucky the
matter In dispute between Chile and this re-
public the Chilean Chamber Of Deputies was
arriving at practical unanimity with regard
TO the pacific propositions Commented upon
by TaE STAR heretofore. 1t Is hopeful
sign that me mbers Of that body have not for
gotten the significance Of the Monroe doctrine
or the importance Of this country as concerns
Its enforcement: The respectful, even fatter-
ing terms IN which the deputies who favored
the propositions referred to the United States
may easily be oyerestimated as coming from a
semi-Spanish source The Chilean phraseology
Is equal to all occasions of ceremony or ma.
tional advantage. But if these remarks are
sincere and the propositions themselves as ten
dered by the minister OF foreign affairs are sim
cere. then much has been gained by the firm
attitude Of this government. including the
Presidents last message with all its insistence
on American rights and American honor II
seems probable that Chile Will IL the end atone
uneqCiyocally for the Baltimore incident.
and that the indication Of American readiness
TO fight. II necessary, will obviate all necessity
Of actual fighting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28

Chile has recovered her mental equipoise so
FAR ss to cite former friendly relations in the
old days when the sympathy Of the older re-
public was extended to people struggling for
liberty and autonomy. and to hope for con-
tinuance Of peace and friendship. The subse-
quent steps in the settlement of the questions
at issue are important, but important in a
secondary sense 1t must be presumed that
the same spirit Of fairness and concession
which moved Chile to apologize and offer to
leave the residue of the affair to a branch of
our own government will move her to COM
plete the reparatiOn in becoming
spirit The incident has not been
without instruction to the United States as
well as Chile. While she has learned to con-
cede the rights of others, We have discovered
that the only way to obtain them, as human ma
ture Is constituted, is to exact them with vigor
Of diplomacy and yigor of military preparation.
In the happy conclusion of this matter patriot
ism and sagAcity are to be freely conceded to
the Chilean ruling class as well as to our own
people and high credit claimed for the leaders
In our civil administration. in Congress and in
the military departments Of the government.
including those officers of army and navy
charged with duties of preparation. The war
fever subsidies and the nation is glad that it is
TO have both peace and honor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28

Muldoon, the wrestler, proposes to have in
Hodueed in Congress a bill to provide for a sort
Of national gymnasium where games con be
had after the fashion Of ancient Rome. There
is already pretty good nucleus for a class in
high kicking in Congress, and there is reason
to expect that talent for other branches of mus.
cular sport will not be lacking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28

Chauncey Depew has declared that cranks
SHOULD be railroaded into eternity The end is
not difficult to attain. AL that is necessary is
to provide the sranks with transportation on
the average American railway until the col
hsion or the defective bridge brings about the
desired result
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28

NJ Laur Is Obliged 20 go to court to get salts
faction for the blow that NJ. Constans gave him
II Is time that some Of the Frenchmen whose
honors are continually getting in the way were
Earning to box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28

The site for the Chilean government building
ct the worlds fair stands approved and is on
the main driveway. The present controversy
should rot be so prolonged as to interfere with
her preparations to occ opy it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28

Csnada's desire for q swift transit to England
for eggs has been interpreted evidence Of
decline Of dramatic taste in her midst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28


Ko1B PHARMACY,
LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES,
SEVENTH AND E.
FIGURES MORE POTENT THAN WORDS.
LEADERS IN OUR SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS.
FOR PIC. Best English Wax Back Tooth
Brushes. Former price, BIC. Every
Brush guaranteed not to shed. Kent's
make.
FOR SOC. Kent's Celebrated English All-bristle
Hair Brushes, conceded to be the best
value ever offered. Regular price, 81.
FOR Acc. complete Atomizer. guaranteed
perfect. hard rubber metal tube as
may be preferred. Former price.
75c.
FOR 99c. Family Syringe. three hard rubber
pipes. hard rubber connections war
rsnted best made; worth 81 and that
il the price asked for it elsewhere.
FOR 75c. Best Chest Protector ever offered for
double its price. We have an over
stock Of these. hence the remarkably
low figure.
FOR S1.5Q fine strong Truss. well made and
finished. best steel spring. sizes to ut
all. This has been 80 and "a. Our
claim to have reduced prices more
than one-haf 10 well sustained in this
offer.
FOR 90c. A Wade L Butcher Razor, hollow
ground, best quality steel: worth
S175. This is another instance Of
how we sustain our prices.
FOR S1.24. complete Fountain Syringe. two
quart. with five hard rubber tubes in
GLIDING spray and nasal tube, best
rubber. guaranteed; also hot water
bag. same price.
KOLB PHARMACY.
LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES,
1TH AND SITS
UPTOWN BRANCH. 1873 FOURTEENTH ST. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28

Perhaps Editor Garza's bloody career started
with natural impulse to 90 out and slaughter
"Vox PopCli, ''veritas and few Others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28

Mr.. Hill Is on the sure road to glory. The
banquet route never fails.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28

Boston is obiecting to the use of straw in her
horse cars She is expected to advocate the
use Of bean stalks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28

II seems from the House debates that thes,
are the days OF Tom and Jerry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28
LIST Fon CHILDREN.

81 Misses Rubber Circulars. all sizes. Soc
81 10 Fancy Waterproof Newmarksts all Sizes 81 20
DC. Linen Handkerchiefs. all styles. &c
-5c. Fast Black Hose. all sizes. ............ DC
81 Kid Gloves. buttons and 5 hooks ..... SEC
SL2o undressed Kid Mousquetaire Gloves $500. .sll5
III Boys English Dosskin Gloves ........ sec
39c Chidren's Lawn Aprons. DC
81 Aprons for SIC. and 59c. Aprons. 4ec
oOc Corset Waists. ali 44c
5Oc. Shirt Waists. all styles. &c
1oc. Shirt Waists. all styles &c
DOC. Knit sacQues. all colors.. &c
..'oc. Knit Booties all coiors. lac
29c. Infants Cambria Sips. DC
'oc. Slips for &c and Soc Slips. 40
sLlo Infants Flannel Skirts. sc
S2.25 Children's Silk Hats q, 90
Merino Wool and Silk Underwear at 10 Der cen, dis.
count.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28
Tm "Oprnsa. Ar TIE PA1Ars RorA1

In last nights quail.
ties an xpsnns
here
noted that
dread When
praise really expert JUDGES have made
other Royal
OUR here in force ,h,
the
snd
Ps Rova from the
the prompt polite
careuattenon We all anxious sustain the
champions choice
variety and the qualities
and what practical buying The
The great
dyed
Your will
HE
already offered much below prevailing
Silks Those 27inches wide marked SOC
75c yard The discount reduces those marked
yard these 80 inches wide and qualities
where less than 81 and s2 Now these Black
nine different hsus they marked
slice during the Opening" Remember that
dress 0n Uev split The Figured
quality Black serges 4
during ie.eys Iubn. and
Courlands Novel ehereals
checks etc. offered here only Soc yard equal
80 from
&c. to 4ic the imported
We
evening
require dred pages ito clio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28
STILL DRopprSa.
w rIIrrr 4 RUOrr.
800 Pa. ave n ".

No other house DoEs-EyER DID-or EVER WILL
sell such STIRLING QUALITIES at such Low
PRICES as WE quote-that's understood fact
now-by everybody.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28
GLOvEs.

dozen Csc. Ladies' worsted Mitts regular
-0 &c PAL
IL dozen 1oc. 4-button Kid Gloves Tans 49c. pal
pair 81 % and 81 Damaged Kid Gloves. 39c. PAL
Is pair Sl.2o S-button Mousquetaires, Tans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28

We need not make any comments here. You
all know by this time where to go on Fridaysto
md Remnant bargains of Vdiue, and you also
know that when we say they are bargains you
always find them we say, but we would ad-
wise You. If any articles mentioned on this list
please your fancy. to come early. as some one
ese in the thousands of shoppers mag fancy the
same Remnant and secure it before you have Q
chance at il by coming early.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28


Suppose we take them separately.
SPECIAL In GLovrs.-rh. result, o,
alertness. We have run across . Glove for
which ourselves and every other merchant has
been compelled to ask 81 25 per pair. We took
enough to make it an object for the manufac-
turer to scale his price. and as q result We are
Offering this @l-25 Glove for CSC. per pair.
They are superior quality S-button Suede Nous
Quetaire Gloves. narrow embroidered back, in
assorted Tans and Gray. Every pair runs Of
uniform quality and nts superbly. Oughtn't
last week.
SPECIALS In Hosiery Tomorrow
we shall offer % dozen Children's Fast Black
Hose. warranted not to rub of. at the low
price Of l9c. per pair.
Extra Quality Fast Black Hose for Ladies' at
Csc. per pair.
Beautiful variety Of colorings in Ladies' Boot
Pattern" Hose at SOC. per pair.
Six Plated Hose in shades to match evening
dresses. 1Sc. to 81. % per pair.
SPECIALS In UxpEnwE.n.-w.
know none better for the money than the La
dies Natural Wool Ribbed Vests. high neck
and long sleeves. $50. each.
Tights are more generally worn each succeed
ing season. We have Black Wool Tights, knee
lengths. s1.5O and g.. Is. and ankle lengths at.
81. G2 and s2.7o
SPECIALS In CoRsErs Tomorrow
We shall offer 25 dozen White Coutil Corsets at
the low price of SOC. per pair.
We have dollar Corset, the same shape as
the C p" Black. Gray and White. 81 per
pair.
Since the present style Of drapery has been In
vogue the demand for the ''R. l. g. " Corsets
has steadily increased. on account Of their be-