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DIED.


BAKER. On May 10. ls.rs a, 4am.. SsIIrr
Va The tLrfy-ss nd year 81: -r al0p 10. We'd wife n
l. l. Bsker and dal.slter 81 tue late Capt dance
Guy 81 AieEanIlria. Va.
lgne raj from her iata Residence Ak, Missouri a,uu.
Nav At > .tt.tt... =. -
lnicrment AT Oak Hiil c.f.isf,'Iy.
BkADFOkD ON May 10. 1872 al 2 n m. ELISHA
~. bhADtphD, a-cd Iity-tNO years. one month,
Funeral frgni tas late r.sdence. bis Fest cnFs,ol
flowers.
GoSNoR, On Sunday. May 3 ISL, Mt apm..
CHARLES r CpNNph. ags-d fllf v-e. KIT vsars
IN raj rom his late rtinoe. .ii5 North Carolina
sNsnue southeast. "Wednesday. AH, H. = o'cl,- A.
Friends II the family Invited 10 attend flsr,ik IN
aud New iork papers COY
pEERy. on Monday. MAY o. 1sP. JOSEPH
THOMAS DEERI. as,-l t~eit hire years and fiftarn
DAY eldest seB ol Thomas Z. ps-fs.
May Re r.st IN i.acr.
Funeral from his fathers RESIDENCE. ass r street
sontiiNest Metll-->lay - - o'iJ,k. ti.Ilre 90 1t
Dcininics Church. sLe.e viii H. sid for the
reose If his soul Relatives aud trlens 81 the family
are RESPECTFULLY invited 10 attend. li1iladsiI Ala
Papers please copy y
fAGrE. TIE rcinaiDs Of the late Mr. ADDlF W
fArl viii be ~ roNsl from the vault in the a. D.
sruesSasi ceiHetetF. and cOiisisl-d their ls-f
earfiLy resting plaae. ON "Wednesday, May H. ISks,
al O'Clock y. m.
WOODWARD. IN Westminster. d C Monday
May =. lsF2, MALCOLM ADAlR infant ~on 81 Yr.
md MIS- L. :. Woodward, formerly u GAINESVILLE.
GZkLosyil'. Tapers lease copy.l
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Plane aud Drawing. Cor the Pnlag. ser a,
Foundation Made.

Foundation Made.
MIR. Thomas c. steward. superintendent Of
construction Of the Washington city post once.
today received from the supervising architect
Of the treasury drawings and plans for tho NIL
ings and trench pits for the foundation Of The
building. Advertisements for propoSals for
excavation and piling will be published
today, and as soon ~ the bids are awarded the
work OF preparing the foundation viii be COM
menced, and operations will continue from that
tisae steadily. Nearly 1900 yellow Pine plies.
from q TO 50 feet in length, will be required in
the foundation
Considerable time has been consumed An
preiiminaries Of preparing the foundation. but
IL has been time well spent and 20 the aeciaed
advantage Of he work and the eovernm..nt
MI. Steward has caused test nile.
10 DC driven 20 ascertain the character
CT the sol n the foundation lot. so that me
bidders wall know precisely the nature of the
WON they WI undertake and viii thus be abs
TO bid more inteltgently upon it.
The results OF the test are highly satisfae,orx
proving conclusiycly mat the soil under The
foundation Is sclil There is no muck and no
qnieksand. This Is proved by an eNper,ment
made when driving Che piles. Ths
stroke ~ the hammer upon each
pi!e and the penetration OF the ME into the
earth was accurately measured Il was shown
ila' m sAe strokes fho average penetration q
Tue nl.e was less than half an inch.
he apparent cessation of work on the
premises Tor The past Few davs vas occa.ioned
by the necessity of waiting for drawing. and
preparing the proposals tor bids Tor treuch ex-
caNation and piling. 80 that in reality
there was no idlrncss. hut the work
u moving along rapidly and smoothly No
uonbie has been occasioned nor Is any antici-
pated IN the matter Of payments by the Treas
sry Department. All vouchers are pronptly
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BURST BY THE FLOOD
A Break in the Great Morgansa
Levee.
CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATS CONVENE.
Confederate Memorial Day in the
South.
LABOR TROUBLES IN CHICAGO
CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATS CONVENE.
LABOR TROUBLES m CHICAGO
BREAK IN THE MoRoANzA.


1t 10 the Most Important Level on the Mis-
sissippi River-The Great Flood.
New ORLEANS, La, May iO.-The news Of the
breaking OF the Morganza ievee, which reached
here late last night, caused considerable
excitement. This is the most import
ant levee Of the Mississippi river
and is the largest In the world.
1t is the key levee to the whole state Il Is sit
uated near Pointe Coupe, in the very center OF
Louisiana. Its break ia an awful calamity, for
its situation is such that it IL utterly impossible
to close any breach.
This levee broke in 1884, when 1t caused
$40 GOO 600 damage. 1t was partially broken in
1890. The damage will be enormous and In the
Teche country, the best sugar lands in the
south, will be utterly destroyed. Thirteen
parishes will suffer and there can be no crops
this year.
ST. JosErH, NO., May IO-Farmers and their
families are eneamped on the hills, where they
were compelled to flee with all their live stock
All farm work has been entirely abandoned
growing crops have been destroyed, and, IN
less the rain ceases and bright weather ensuss,
the loss will be incalculable.
At Oregon, Mo, the Nodaway river Is two aud
half miles wide and much stock il pcrishing
At Farkio, Mo-, a steady rain has fallen since
Saturday night
At Plattsburg the food has almost entirely
cut the city of from the outside world Both
OF the railroads are water bound.
At Agency about 200 yards Of track has been
washed out between the depot and the river
bridge cast OF town. The entire valley from
bluff to blum IL now n broad expanse of water
and the volume il increasing hourly. rise Of
three feet more and the town of Agency will be
under water.
The river at Louisiana ia now seventeen feet
above low water mark, only i've inches below
the record Of 1898, when the levee broke, caus-
ing loss Of over 81 ,000, 900 to the farmers on
the Illinois side. Stock of all kinds is in q
perilOus situation on the Missouri side.
The Mississippi river 10 out Of its banks above
and below Hannibal. Hundreds Of acres Of the
finest farming lands are inundated. All the
houses in the bottoms are under water and the
occupants have taken refuge on the bluffs. The
trains on the "K" road make only four miles An
hour, al the track is under water.
The track Of the Wabash road at Chillicothe
is inundated. The water is rising slowly and
should IL go foot higher it will cut of the
water supply Of the city. Reports from parts
Of Arkansas, Tennessee and Mississippi are to
the effect that the rain has been general and in
cessant for twenty -four hours and that much
anxiety is felt by planters.
ToLEDo, OHIo, May 10.-The Maumee river
has been higher for the last week than 1t has
been since the big food Of 1889. The heavy
rains have swelled its tributaries. The farmers
along the river have suffered much by the wash
ing away Of live stock and fencing and the over
flow of their farms.
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SAID TO BE ALL A JOKE.
The Story OF Duel Between Two Young
Baltimore Doctors.

Baltimore Doctors.
report that duel was fought yesterday on
the Virginia side Of the Potomac near this
city by two young physicians Of Baltimore
caused q number of newspaper reporters
m this city and Baltimore considerable
exertiou today. This afternoon IL appeared
that the report Of the sanguinary meeting grew
out Of a joke of young Baltimore physician,
who was here taking an examination in order
to satisfy the curiosity of friends.
The story. rs circulated last night, was that
the antagonists fought with rapiers and one OF
them received severe wound in the neck. The
other combatant was also reported rs scratched.
The affair was represented as growing out of
rivalry between the two young sawbones for
the affections Of Baltimore belle, pre-
sumably beautiful and tickle. The prin-
cipais, accompanied by their seconds,
came TO Washington, according TO their Sec
ords. more than a week ago, ana each precticed
fencing with a master until the time appointed
for the meeting. Yesterday morning they met
on the Virginia shore. The secoL DIS, as well az
the principals, were fhy.ici'as and OILY The
four were present Tie steair was described TO
a STAR reporter IS ts-,ng bsea conducted with
great earaes.asss. each r-i.cipal being intent
upon killing his adversary. After they had
tcen fencing for some ticse cGe Of them slipped
and stumbled forward. lite o:her instantly
threw OF his guard, apparently not de
siriny TO take Advantage of the opportunity
accidentally osered. Tee falling man recovered
through tie sde .. ais idvecsary's aeck. inflict-
irg a serio1s wound. The wounded man was
at orce brought back 70 the city and according
to the story was taken 10 q hotel The name
given as that CT one Of the p,ircipals was DIR.
Gaskins aud his second d.. Marden. the name
Of the man said 10 have been seriously wounded
was not to be learned Les. night.
That IL the story as q 6rst acie out
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DIVIDED DEMOCRATS.
There WIN Probably BE Two Central Corn.
mlttce Organizations.

mIttce Organizations.
The members Of the two factions into which
the District democratic central committee il
divided propose to complete their orcan-
haaons. II Is understood that the Nor
MS or Manogue faction held meet
ing yesterday and decided 10 napit
to the committee Messrs. u. Killmartin. i IL
Noitzr. William Hu,chins and J. Nota NcGu
IN place of Bryan Mcdonald. Fra,k y Mali.
gan, John Mchenna and DIR. J. Whit Harnmett.
PROTESTS were filed in these cases.
hutchins name. however. was placed
on The roll before the committee attempted "a
organize and bis right e. a sea, In the commits
tee was maintained by Mr.. Shillincton. " bo ,.as
acting as chairman. ON the ground that
the ron had been reported 60 him by
The secretary 81 the convention The
other faction consider that McKenna is entitled
10 the seat as the delegation. not agreeing upon
representative before the convention ad-
lonrned, subsequently by majority vote
selected MckenIa 10 represent the
ioarth district on the committee. Nc
hennas vote gives the Weller ar
anu-Norris faction twelve members Of the
central committee, majority Of one. With this
majority they propose 20 go ON with the work
uhe committee. IL l. supposed that
the other faction will also keen nm
an organization. II j. stated that Edward
Ache has made an affidavit 20 the effect that he
never gave proxy 10 any one % act for him i'm
The committee. The vote for this district.
counting also Hutchns' vote for the fourth lis.
trlet. nnde the tie vote. which was decided bv
the vote of the chairman az the convention. Mr..
shillington.
the Columbia Democratic Club will meet his
evening and organize for the campaign. On
GERS VIII be elected and arrangements will be
made Tor the trip TO Chicago. when the ma
nohd convention meets tierc in June. Mr..
La"rence Gardner Is the president of the club.
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CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATS.
The State Convention Called to Order at
New Haven.

The State Convention Called to Order at
New Haven.
New HAVEN, CoSs., May 10.-The demo-
the Hyperian Theater at 10 o'clock this MORN
ing by Clinton B. Davis, chairman Of the state
central committee. Judge Walsh Of New Brit
ain was then introduced as temporary chairman.
Judge Walsh made q speech devoted mainly to
state affairs
With regard to the selection Of the delegates
Judge Walsh said that they ought to 60 un-
trammeled and unpledged by any instructions
or conditions, and II SO the convention could
predict that their choice would be overwhelm-
ingly approved at the polls ut the November
election.
The committees on resolutions and creden-
tials retired at II o'clock.
CHEERS FOR CLEVELAND.
The committee on credentials reported that
there were no contesting delegations. Gen. E.
e. Bradley of New Haven, who was chosen az
permanent chairman, delivered q speech.
The mention Of the name Of Cleveland in Mr..
Bradley's speech aroused unbounded enthu-
siasm. The delegates rose in their seats,
cheered and threw up their hats, and when II
subsidized three cheers were called for and given
Justify to the ex-President. But the
echo had not died away when Hill man called
for three cheers for the Senator from New York
and then there was more cheering, but not the
enthusiasm which greeted Cleveland's name.
There were even some misses at the name Of Hill.
The platform demands a revision Of the tariff
dong the lines Of the national platform Of 1858
and the removal of the duties on raw materials.
1t also demands staple currency of gold, silver
and paper, founded upon coined money Of the
least Objectionable fuctuation value.
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IHsms lseludsd In II That Are Of Imsor-
tnnce to the District.

The sandry civil appropriation bin, which
was taken up by the House today, contains a
largo number Of items Of importance 10 the
District among them being the items Of
t3so,eoo for the city post Office,
e2e,ooo for the Geological Park, one
half from the District; appropriations for
repairs Of public buildings, for the Insane
Asylum, Columbia Institution, Howard Cniver-
dty, &c. The bill contains an item OF ESQ OO0
foF the preparation Of dte and erection Of .
pedestal for statne 10 Gen. Shermsu. -Four
hundred and ifty thoueand dollars y provided
for the new library building.
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TO REPLACE THE sTRIKERs.
Arrival at the Worlds Fair Grounds O
More Iron Workers.

Arrival ct the worlds Fair Grounds OF
More Iron Workers.
CHICAGO. May 10.-One hundred iron workers
from Pittsburg reached South Chicago to-
day on their way to the worlds fair grounds
to take the place of the striking structural
iron workers there. Police Capt. Jenkins
and ten patrolmen met the party
and escorted it to Jackson Park. A demonstra-
ton of the strikers had been expected, but the
union men stood silently by and saw the new
men take up the work on the manufacturers
building.
There was rrfmor that car load Of iron
workers from Cincinnati on their way to the
worlds fair grounds had been switched off at
l04th street by union swi,chmen to prevent
their going to work. THIS proved unfounded.
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a Verdict Against On. p,s,,,c,.

In the Circuit Court, Justice Montgomery,
today the case Of Z. y. Gray against the Dis
trict of Columbia was given to the jury after n
trial OF several days. The complainant sues,
through Judge Wilson and Mir. Randall Hagner,
TO recover $4,000 damages FOR injuries TO he
iron works on Main avenue between 81 and a :
street, By the Overflow Of juiy and August. issS,
claiming that il resulted from the defendant
allowing the giber creek sewer 80 become OBJ
strnoted by debris. sand. &c. causing the water
to back up IN the Maine avenue sewer.
After twohours' deliber..tion the jury found .
verdict for plaintiff for Ss 6g4gI
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CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL DAY.
1t Was Observed Throughout North CARD
lima To-day.

lima To-day.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
RALEIGH, N. C. May 10.-Confederate memo
rial day, is generally observed throughout North
Carolina today. Congressman Bum delivered an
address at Raleigh OH the subject "Gen. VIM.
McKee," At Wilmington Capt Ashe, editor of
the Raleigh Netcs and Observer delivered an adj
dress on HAS state the right to secede?"
At Newberne ex-Congressman Wharton
Greene spoke, eulogizing the late Gen. Robert
Ransom. At Charlotte feature Of the cele-
bration was the participation OF Hartranft Post,
Grand Army OF the Republic, in the cere-
monies
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DISTRICT IN CONGRESS,
The Bill to Extend the w. and q. Railroad
Tracks Come up Arajn.


Tracks Come mp Again.
The bill for the extension Of The Washington
and Georgetown road to the Aqueduet bridge
is in rather curious position. u passed the
Senate some time ago and was favorably re-
ported in the House. II was considered
by tho House during . portion Of one
District day, and yesterday should have come
up again. Mr.. Hemphill, however, stated that
the bill would be useless ct this time, and a
his request II was indsanitAly Postponed
To-day, however, the bill eaue 10 the sur
face again in the. Senate. Senstor McMl-
Ian reintroduced the original measure and bad
it referred to the District committee, probably
for the purpose Of amending II, % - 70 extend
pleted.
Senator Gibson today introduced In the Senate
the liquor hcense bill, which has slsesdy been
introduced in the Mouse BY Mr.. Meredith. The
bill provides for license q go for vholsale
and $it0 for retail licenses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-10

In snB CSiminal Court today in the case of
Grim Burke and Molly Main-action ON for
fsituFs Of bond-the forfeiture was set aside By
Justice Coz o. u payment Of eos6 and t1o
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IN WALL STREET TO-DAY.
Trading Was ON Moderate scale and Price,
Wore Little Changed.

WCfO 1dtt1O VhoHxBcVs
New YORK, May 10.-The course Of prices ON
the stock exchange this morning was irregular,
while trading was on moderate scale. Whisky
trust and Buffalo, Rochester and Pistsburg were
the strong spots, advancing ~ per cent. On the
other hand, Northern Pacific preferred and
Omaha were the wesk features, declining ~
Of the list at noon was slightiy changed, but
generally higher than yesterdays cloatng. The
market Is dull at this writing (lsSo p. m.) Sales
to noon, l4S, 900 shares.
Money easy at 11<A2 per cent: Exchange
quiet; posted rates All a4SS aetnal ratea, AS6H
al8Ga< for GO days and 4S7ka&a6 for demand
Governments steady; currency O.. ie9 bid; e,
coup, ,l161 bid; extended q, Registered, 100 bid.
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Range Of the THERMOMETER.

The following were the temperatures ut the
ONCE Of the weather bureau TO-DAY: Sam, S.;
pm, 6S; maximum, a; minimum. AZ
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PnILApsDPuIA, Pa, Nay lo.-Will&am Hihsh-
elite, the thirteenth victim Of the CentraI
Theater IRE, died this morning. james Pigeon,
one Of those injured in the FIRE. Il 70 low that h.
IL expected 70 die ut any momsnt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-10

IL THE Criminal Court today Frank King and
Dennis inland were accepted as jurors TO Gu
yacancies
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CHICAGO, Jay io.-Ihe trtsl Of Dr. Henry
Martin Scuddes Vill take place IN ths Juns term.
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Battle WouSns
WITH PONDS EXTRACT.

MUST NOT BE COMPOUNDED WITH COMMON
IN catharte or pnrgatve pills; Carriers Little LIVER
Pills arr entirely unlike them in every respect One
trial Will prove their superiority.
nILIoUSNEss, CONSTIPATION, TORPID LIVER,
ID &c, cured. Nerve and Liver Pills, 90 doses 25c.
Samples free. SCHELLER STEVENS,
9th St and Pa. ave.
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~ o r = D :.

u RED.
by cough. and at once began take medicine much
advertised - e1pecsorant and continued using It
until had taken about sig bottles Instead Of giving
me relief, 1t only made me worse. I tried several
other remedies. but al In vain and don't think had
three whole nights rest during my Illness. Ibegan
think that
CONSUMPTION
Had laid hold Of me- aud my hopes Of recovery were
all gone. was skeleton but friend of mine.
who had bean some time away. called 10 see me- He
recommended me 70 try Ayers Cherry Pscsor.i. and
kindly ssndins . bottle. took It. hut with little
hopes Of recovery. 1 atm thankful. however. to say
that it cured and today enjoying the bes. Of
health. wILMoT PAYNE. Monrovia. Libsria
CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared By Dr. J. C. AVER 4 co.. Lowell. Mass.
PROMPT TO ACT. SURE TO CURE.
THERE Is NorHrsa
THAT MAY NOT HAPPEN TO
THIN BABY.
There 10 nothing that may not happen to man who
L. losing his healthy weight.
We say they are poor" They are poorer than We
Al first suspect
Do you almost all that IL known Of the value Of
plumpness told in . way to commend to You CARE.
Full LIvING-and Scotia Emulsion Of cod liver oil
IL you need It.
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Chemists.
l38 South Sth svsnus. New York.
Your orusstst keeps SCOTS Emulsion Of God liver
oil-sll druggists everywhere do. u.
MRS wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHEs the
CHILD. SOFTENs the GUMS. ALLAYS ali PAIN.
CURES WIND collie and il the best remedy for
DiARRHEA. Sold BY druggists in every part Of the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. WinsloWs SOoth-
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Cu1cA00. nay 10 tciosinso, -Whest-May, Sax;
MY, e1x. corn-1ay. teNi July, az. Qats-Nays
~; July, ~. PotE-July, A7sk. Lard-July,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The following the opening aud closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market as reported by special
wire to Carson Mccartney. 14l9 + street.
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N cnARoRs THAT THE POSTMASTER GENITAL
AND POST OFFICE OFFICIALS ARR TRYING TO
rNJuRE HIN AND FAVOR ANOTHER PATENT
M wANAxAKER's DENIAL or TEE sronI.
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Mrs. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHEs the
CHILD. SOFTENs the GUMS. ALLAYS ali PAIN,
CURES WIND collie and il the best remedy for
DlARRHEA. Sold BY druggists in every part Of the
world. Be and ask for Mrs. winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup" and take other kind. % cents bottle
d3l-ly
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TIE NEv SUMNER Snxa
The buyers late visit 70 the Of supply rssalis
as follows.
QUO. yard for 75c quality China subs; grounds Of
Navy. Garnet and Black. with White polks dots.
oSc. yard for 81 quality all Black Figured China
Silks Those who were previously disappointed arc
informed these the quality silks they we're
asking for.
OOc. and 75c. yard for 24-tnch Black sush snks.
Qualities superior to any offered hsretofore this
season.
Java Corn Ar 8 Crxra
DAME designs Is French Challiss. We think viii b
quoted the prestisss Cotton Novelty Of the s
son.
New G1xeHAxs Axp PracA1Ks.
HE New Percsles are % inches wide and only
12,<c. yard The New Ginshams 1t l2sS cents are
identical in designs and colos 10 the expensive
Imported fsbrica
EXTRAORDINARY Rrssos BAneArxa
L oU &c. two yards for Price Of one. The Paiass
Royal resps profit and glory Let credit the author
We ask your appreciation of our buyers Efforts The
quick and keen buyer who has worked for % earn
estly and successfully during the flying trip to the
Wholesale market
ELvEr Ribbons are much IN demand for Trim.
ming China silk and ehallie dresses. also hats. Our
buyer noticed the New York stores are very busy in
this branch Of the department. There but one rs-
tail house in New York besides the PAlais Royal Of
Washington quoting prices like these:
lie. yard for 20c. quality Velvet Ribbons.
l4c. yard for &c quality Velvet Ribbons.
Rs. yard for 4Oc. quality Velvet Ribbons.
3oe- yard for SOS. quality Velvet Ribbons.
ES-widths range from ! to inches.
AxorHER IMPORTERS SunrLus Srock.
nIBBoNs that are too good . quAlity-soo sxpen
sive 20 be In very general demand The importer
aimed too high and prices fall in your favor and ours
Pinch MOire. BOZ. quality for I6c. yard.
2Ss-inch MOire, 4oc. quality for e4c. yard.
3inch Moire. 45c. quality for &c yard
4-tneh MORE. Soc. quality for Sc. yard
10 YAnps RrBBos Fon lac
wa , sseS1 used Tor '''''' for chill
NV WHITE DHrss GooDs
And Embrolaeries.
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