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COUNTY DEMOCRACY DICKERS

COUNTY DEMOCRACY DICKERS
Dummy Distric. Candidates to He with.
drawn when Denls are Made.
It was announced at the adquarters OF tho
County Democracy yesterday that during the
week there will be many changes In tho or.
ganization's candidates for Assem- bymen and
Aldermen before the time limited for making
substitutions. eight days before election. has
expired.
In many cases nominations were made with
out any idea on the lArt OF the leaders or the
men who were nominated that tn Q latter would
be voted for on election day. but simply to gain
the right to nuke substitution by committee
and put the real candidate In the fold later.
after the usual deals with tho Republicans
and combinations intended to endanger the
election OF the regular Democratic candidates
for. .Assemb!lymen and Aldermen.
evidence is daily accumu mulntinG that the County
Democracy are working in the interest OF the
clcses in 9Sss S ss as sSd.nc. that
County. Democracy district leaders are en-
dcavorinG to elect Republican district nom
money for the purpose has been furnished by
the Republican campniEn ma %mnnager,:
BIC al T95f I'll si sHf ss Ssa As
sembly In that district the County Dem ocra-
sy has nomnn.ed n% John seheu5er fer the As
The Republican nominees are Seth Wilks for
Assembly and William NJ. Montgomery for
Alderman.
On Friday night com nmittee OF the County
Democracy waited on Ed Joyce OF Thirty sixth
street and Tenth avenue. a member OF Tam
many Hall. and told him that the Republicans
and County Democracy had caucus and
wanted Mr.. joyce to run for Alderman They
SAID that he would get the County and Repub-
lican nomination for. Alderman. Seth Wilks.
the Republican candidate. to he the ca ndidate
for Assembly. and the Counties to withdraw
both their candidates for Alderman and As
sembly. as they were interested only in the
election Of Harrison and Wilks. Felix Camp
bell the Treasurer OF the County Democracy
In the Fifteenth district. was spokesman. Mr..
joyce declined to allow his name to be used
Great Indignation was expressed In Tam
many Hall at this report Of oren treason to the
Democratic cause. furnished by the men who
have been posing as the only true friends OF
Mr.. Cleveland among the Democrats in the
city Of New York. and efforts will he made by
Tammany not only to expose but to prevent
any such deals in the close Assent bly, districts.
Felix Campbell. CostiGan's lieutenant. who
attempted negotiations with Mr.. joyce. said
last evening that the story is only, partly. true
That he did wait on Mr.. Joyce and ask him II
he would run tor Alderman with the nomiun-
tion Of the Republicans nd County Dem ocrats.
hut no word WAS spoken concerning the en-
dorssment OF the Republican candidate for
Assembly or support OF the Hlrrison and Reid
electors.
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Bits OF Campn,rn News,

The candidates of the County Democracy for city and
tion al Cooper Union Tues ~ afternoon.
Tho downtown headquarters OF Commissioner Gil.
personal LeadTeai,srs viii be in Harlem :. the saga.
more Club house. u West I24th street.
CLUB VII n;s.inF spIins and SUN:
sH rp I n T. .pea HHs sss
membership Of 500 and Will have parade before the
The Republican Dry Goods Club raised {. very shewy
banner @ .eross BrSaaw.y Opposite their
rsss Sias
GsS an' Others spoke
The Thomas jefferson Association Of the Fourth A.
]. rissidsnt held estinK last nlih! ING eiuS
mo 9 n5 hs
nsna Tas Gonn
tyIs: MislssJ. Aulaaesu. Judge Goiaiosis. and W. Ii.
Philip ws: Msno., .. Asse%aSy and sss
turned down by Iamnany Hall because OF an improper
tsRsefs s Ia. ~ ss e. Hs
aSTsy
pies Choice for Member OF assembly he WAS nomr
Assembly, distiics ssseftei tsef on Friday nsii IN
Gros Wsa. endorsed ~ r.anol spesc6ss Tie es esI
3 sea IN IGn @ a. @ sssHn9 .
who made speeches wero Assistant District Attorney
% .sl,'sh sri j
the Hon Charles W. Dayton.
The committee appointed by the Tamnany liail City
ana County eItiou notify its nonnees of their
ss's;1 on net IN the m'sims ."om 81 .hs uSWmtss
$50 O'clock yesterday afternoon. Assistant Dis.
Chairman, and William J. X. Ilcnny Secre.
tary. u was decided to notify the nominees In the
room OF the Committee OF Thirty IN Tammany Hall
morrow afternoon ~ 80 O'Clock. Chairman Weeks
Will be the orator OF the occasion.
Commissioner GToy received yesterday . letter
from Lowr Talbot. member Of South street lumber
commission iirm. in which Mr.. Talbot says; "As
business man of about twenty'sx years experience
desire 10 express To you hearty cpmmendntiou of
your record the one. ~ commissioner Uf Public
NofSs and to supplement- the same with sincere
grHtulaiOns upon your mnAtini FOR the MAyorRity
10 " hIrh honorable office You VIII be elected by the
votes "f many ciiih'ns who regard AS do your OH
.ini ana private character asaeiaim TO their honest
ANA energetic support"
At u meeting ut the Progressive PAYERS Union
No knights uf Labor. held IN turrys Halt
~ East For y-beventh street. Oh friday night.
resolutions weie adopted endorsing the Demo-
'r"Iic national, state and municipal tick.
els The PAYERS rspsriaAy t"Edered their hearty
suPtori to Thomas l., GlIruy tie Taminany candidate
Tor Mayor, for hi, recognition ~ Them tho past"
hhh promised TO io ali in their power and
hest efforts 10 elect HIM thiet Magistrate OF this
Master Work man Peter GallIgan forwarded ropy OF
tht resolutions 10 Commissioner Gllroy yesterday.
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WHERE PERSONALITIES ARE THICK.
The Campaign In the state or WashInstou
Has Two Lively Sides.

Two AstVcly Slues.
SEATTLE. Oct. 22.-The Post In'eioencer to-
day publishes copies OF court documents and
afIidavits to the effect that Henry |. Snvey.
Democratic candidate for Governor OF the
State Of Washington. ran away from Grafton
W. Va. charged with swindling and embez-
zlinG robbing widow and fve children. and
defrauGng workmen and borrowing money
from eonlldinG friends and never paying.
When Snively was here a few days ago he de-
MED the rumors and said another man must
DO referred to. Snively. it is said. will be here
Tomorrow.
The publication has caused ercat sensa.
ton. 1t is said that a detective Is working on
the case here and ono in West Virginia, and
that it was intended to spring the story Just
lefore election and take snively back to his
old homo on Il charge Of bigamy. SO that tho
Democrats might have no chance to get an
other candidate. Democrats here say thut the
story Is false.
In retaliation to the Republican charges. tho
Democratic newspapers will tomorrow at
tempt 10 show that John II. McGraw. tho Re-
publican candi date for Governor Is Mt the
head of an opium smuggling ring. and that
lie formerly ran u swindlinG gambling game.
The sun., 1892-10-23
Senator Hin WIN Close the West virginia
Campaign.

HUNTINGTON. ". Va, Oct. 22-The Demo-
Gratis Of West Virginia have arranged TO close
the campaign in this section with O meeting
on the evening Of Nov. >, at which. II Is stated.
Senator Dnyid b. Hill will lie the. principal
speaker; Tho Republicans do not wind up un-
y! the night befor. election. when Gen. ". H.
Gibson of Ohio will present their side of the
case at u big meeting In this city.
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II Just Suits the President.

f" The second 'Dasha.
way Fountain Pen re-
ceived. and Just suits
me."-Benj. Harrison.
We spare no pains to sgit
everybody. and We have III,
pleasure Of knowing that
every one Of nearly ha.I a
million Pens nav In use
"just suits" their owners,
Caw's "pashaway" Pen IL
y double feed. IL II, gold
fountain pen. that never
fails and win last u NE.
time. Price $3.50 10 $Is.
CAW'S INK AND PEN
COMPANY.
10A Broadway
The sun., 1892-10-23

The nightly rush Of nnplicnn's t. 'ne c"uhty
Court for Naturalization lnr"7 naas naas JnUSo1... USSo..
Moore seldom leaves the conrt avn near inld-
night. United States Juds" i',h,ilnt ,I ,nSI'IIr IT.
was kent ltisy making out certificates until
late hour In the evening.
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Tra-.. Killed 4. wr.e..

CLARKs, Neb.. Oct. o. AfreiCht train on the
Union Pacific was wrecked carly this morning
at Hsvens. eight miles I'd h of Clsrks While
THO Wreckin9. crews wsH clesring away tho
Ssss' Sss IL, s;Tss s, e three
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Posr OFFICE DfPARTafNr.
OFFICE OF TnE FnuEru ASSISTANT POsrMAsrKK,
GEAkRAL ArroINTatSr DyIsIoS.

Sin: Your communication II the .7th nit relative to
the recent appoint men AZ Terryrle hns been received
cable for the department Il" enter upon written discus
sions Of its causes for changes Very respectfully
A few of the old campaigners at Democratic
headquarters said that the Terry business
was not very heavy campaigning. but that 1t
was pretty good for Saturday. when things are
William o. Bradley. tho National Republican
Virginia and Indiana. EX.Senntor John j.
Ingalls, will also be in Indiana shortly.
Dir. Garter an' his brethren We're somewha,
Democratic lica!qnartrrS that Dr. W, G.. Dnrne
OF Union. ~ y. u Republican stump speaker
for thirty years. had gone over to the Demo
Mr.. Carter and his associates have in their
possession letters from Dr. Doane, Offering
vnss. The last is dated Sept. %.
These nnlltlcal orators, i was said: are q
most eloquent OF them are difficult to handle
They want to co to the cities and sect ions
which suit their convenience. and me Shair,
man OF speakers, bureau ~ fMLes'dheI,tdial res hnnda
He can do little toward pleasing the minor
sneakers.
They are compelled to go where they are
told aud 1t very frequently haphens tna1 'msg ndS
Willie on this question of srea kers. IT may
be made known that for the next Two Meeks
all told there will be 10000 "ratnrs on me
the Union. ,
The expenses OF such a n"w of eloIuoneGe
are vast. The hotel bills. rnllroaa ,hieH , any nnu
all the good things OF this life GO to 'hsse ;o "pa
Committees Will he heavily drawn upon from
now until election day
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wauannter Cr,',ci.e. Chicago. Post Once.

CHICAGO. Oct. 22.-Twelvo hundred mail car
rlers assembled In the mailing room at the
Post Office this afternoon to listen to talk
from Postm aster- General Wnnamaksr.
Mr.. Wannmaker talked Of his desire to assist
the men in every way possible. especially DUR
Ing the coming year. my present conviction
is." he said. that | have seen nothing In Chi
cage that Is so far from being up to tho proper
level. In view OF the progress Chicago has
Post Office"
Then Mr. Wanamaker explained. He said
was going to work with all his energy to get u
larger force Of carriers in view Of the rush
next year. Mr.. Wanamaker then held q leree.
al the carriers crowding forward for the honor
OF handclasp from their superior officer.
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Another Convert to tho Democracy.

DuNK1RK. Oct. 22.-Attorney Samuel P. Fox
OF Dunkirk will this year vote the Democratic
ticket for the first time. This decision OF Mr..
FoX's has been carefully formed. after study
ing tho action and effect OF Republican laws
in the past aud present from II Republican
standpoint. He said to THE Sun correspond
ent that his foremost reason for voting the
Democratic ticket is the wrong adjustment of
the tariff by tho Republican party. 1t allows
some peop!e to GO on and earn moro money than
they need. and, instead Of helIing the poorer
thoasS in some % ew ppht pthinss tho moor may 9 Do bo
slightly benefited there nre so many things
SO heavily taxed that the balance weighs
much heavier on tho side OF oppression and
partiality than on that Of relief and justice
Even II the one wage Garner in q family of
four persons happens TO receive u slightly in
creased salary the additional amount does
not equal the additional expense Of the art!-
cles necessary for tho nccdS OF each of tho
four. With much enrnestness lie said II one
Watches and observes % how some are amass.
condition OF affairs Is approaching.
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Hoods SarsaparIlla

Ihave no hesitation In endorsing its merits"
A. A. WILLIAMS.
HOODS PILLS are the best family cathArtic,
gentle AMI effective. Try box. Pr,cs ESQ.
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$50 pieces shantong Pongses Qndla-sllk
? boxes fine Wool Challles. real French pat
terms, At ISc.
lot Wool Chaliies at 12l6c.
20 pieces Frcnch and German Challies, lovely
goods, 02l6c
20 pieces Crepon Cloth. in heliotrope, cream,
tan. green. red, yellow, Ii1k. and white, NJ
12ISc. n yard. Good imitation of tho 7Jc. and
81 goOls. The extraordinary offer which we
made last week will be repeated this week In
order that all OF our customers who wish 10 90
SO may have an opportunity OF getting their
spring dresses at the very low figure OF $3.50
f0- Z yalds Of nice dress goods. Cashmere.
Henrietta. Cheyron Stripes, or Serge, with all
Innings, buttons, silk twist, cotton braid, spool
cotton, bones, yard Of silk or velvet. all for
the sum of $3.50 This Will positively be the
last opportunity you will have TO buy Dress
Goods al such pricef. We will also sell yards
Of fine SIX Finish Henrietta, or fine serge, any
shade or Bedford Cord, 36 inches wide, with all
trimmings, as above, for t4.99.
Tho tos. limo Of Black Goods IN the city; and
we viii make the same liberal o1er on them TOR
a few DAYS as We have made on C0lOred Goods.
No house ia showing anything Ike the stock
OF Blacg Goods that Ne ere, and our 0Oc. Binck
Henrietta can't be equalled. IL Is 3S inches
wide. pure dyed lambs wool, and guaranteed
not 10 turn green or rusty. dress pattern OF u,
with all trimmings, for s4.99. Come and get
one by all means, beca1se you Will never have
such an opportunity again
100 dozen pure silk Mitts AZ i5c.; 25c. every
80 dozen LadiessDrop-Sttch Hose. no seams,
Isle nnish, IN tan and brown, delightful for sum
Iner wear, only l21Yc.
Ladies' Lise Gloves, silk finish, In oil new
shades, 25c.
30 dozen large-sizo Linen-Damask Towels,
drawn-thread and knotted fringe, at 33c apiece,
ChIldren's Parasols at 25, 371f, 80, 75c., and
sl.25 apiece.
Grand display Of Ladies' Fancy Psraeols.
Ladies' Gloria silk Umbrellas, SSc.
Black Grenadines 50c. n yard beautiful goods.
Better ones at 02I6, 75c, and sl yard.
Black emma Silk, 80 inches wide, 5Oc. yard.
All cOlors China silks, 81 inches wide, 5Oc.
Bedford Cord Wash Goods, extra heavy, ele-
CANT goods Ia short lengths, l219 and loc.
yard.
Another lot OF those large and heavy White
Spreads reduced from Sl.20 and sl.oO 10 ooc'
| and 81.
Honeycomb Quilts reduced 70 69c., large size.
| Mons fine CheyiOt Shirts, guaranteed to wash,
| Doc.
outing shirts at %, 37yt, 45, and Doe; soft,
Fl, fine outing.
Mems pure Linen-Bosom Shirts, double back
| and front, mono better made. SOC. apiece.
! Pleated- Bosom Shirts, SOC. apiece.
| lot excellent Cotton Shirts, pure linen
| bOsOma, reduced for this week TO 42c.
Big bargains IN Cneck Muslins-l lot assorted,
some sold for GA. 81, 10, and l21Sc., at 0c
Pure White India Linen, very fine ana sneer,
Size.
Swiss Ribbed Vests for ladies, 3 for 25c.
French Figured Mulls 37i6c.
Dotted Swiss Muslins, in large and small dots,
Cotton Bird-Eye, 27 inches wide, SOC. apiece.
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LEVY & DAVIS'S
SUMMER
REQUISITES,
-------
to which wc invite your attention. Our
assortment OF the following goods 10
without an equal. More styles
and qualities than you can
possibly fnd elsewhere.
LADIES' SHIRT Waists.

LADIES' PERcALE snIRT-wAIsTs. white
ground, with pn-iots, pin stripes, etc, 400 each.
LADIES' PERCALE SHlRT-WAISTS In .
handsome llno Of lght patterns-collars and
CUTS launderci-only 4Sc each.
LADIES' FINE SulRT-WAISrS, white ground.
with pin-Gots and stripes In black aud colors--
laundered collars and cuGs--75c. each.
LADIES FINE CAMBRIA SiIRT.WAISTS,
black ground, with white bar-line stripes
laundered collars and cuffs.
LADIES' FINE CAMBRIC sHIRT.wAIsTS,
black aud wayy grounds, with whito dots, rings,
etc-knife-pleaio oil iabOt down front-s1.3s each.
LADIES FAST-BLACk SATTEEN WAISTS,
plain and brocaded, box-plaitcd back and 'front.'
two qualities-S5c. and sl.25.each.
LADIES BLACK FLANNEL WAISTS, box.
plated back and front, si.75 each.
LADIES FINE BLACK LACE STRIPED
LAWN WAISTS, box-plaited back and front,
very desirabls for mourning, si.3S each.
LADIES' WHITE CANBRIC WAISTS, two
clusters Of four tucks down front and eight In
back -honstitched and embroidered collar and
cutfs-sl % each.
LADIES WHITE LAUSDEREO SHIRT.
WAISTS. plcated bosons. 81 each.
LADIES LAUNDERED SHIRT WAISTS,
white grounds. with pln-stripes, dots, etc.-collar
and cufis TO matcn-S1.25.
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1'o Yards Of SIX In all colors, which sold
ft.s,a q yard. q DO sold at great sacri-
.-,- Of elegant Gros-Gtain slk, in osauti-
.. .f green. at 6Oc., reduces irOm SLID.
.ts elegant Blue SIX reduced from
-i. extra quality Green SIX reduced
.. .f ll Oh T5c.
...ss handsome Poacock-Biue Satin Rha-
.' i..af from 9l.50 70 75c.
'.l. cieeant Garnet More Six reduced
..-.,. Finm satin reduced 70 50c. yard
r,.i. Dark-Green Satin reduced TO SOC. a
f .,-.i. elegant Gros-Grain silk, in medium
I'D. .'-t gray, reduced 20 4Jc from sl.oO
-.,fsrice SIX. new green. reduced TO SOC
...is handsome Plum-COlOrod Gros-Grain
..Igr.l from S1.25 10 6@hc.
s,ri. striped surah reduced from s1.5O
..i. Plum Satin reduced 10 60c.
-is handsome Striped Surah reduced TO
D.. Yards handsome Purple SIX reduced 10
.arls Dark Gray reduced 70 3sc from
f elegant Gros-Grain In Nile green reduced
f. $3.50 % J0r q yard.
r.., Yards handsome Garnet satin reduced 10
..,-.'. aro Navy-Blue SIX reduced TO 40c.
.i., ynrIs fine Green SIX reduced from 81 TO
,a-is beautiful Ligh,-Brown SILK reduced
,.,. v,fis Lavender Satin reduced to SOC
ward. Dark-Grsy SILK reduced from 81 to
- teris superior Gros- Grain SIX, purple, re-
f...I from $3.50 20 11c. -.
I.l. Yards beautiful Blue six reduced 70
. frum sl.2j. A..
ra,ls Green satin reduced 10 5Oc. from
"a. Yards Dove Colored Satin reduced to DOC
.,i. yards Golden-Brown Gros-Grain Silk re-
..i t0 15c from Sl.ju.
.. wards Dark-B Brown SILK, Soc.
.' yards Tan reduced 90 4Oc
I.i. wards OId-GOld Satin reduced 70 3oc.
r... ger is Dark Brown Gros-Grain SILK reduced
q. -l. from 8l.5O.
remnant Red MOire reduced 10 Doc.
lUis Yards ueciric-Blue reduced u Toe
Iuy.rds Dove-C olOre1 satlu, oOc.
90 yaris an Satin, G2lsc
t vnri- Garnet Ehadama, 15c.
IlIt yards BrOHZe Satin, 4Oc.
Ie5s yards Royal Purple Satin, 4Oc,
90 yards Garnet Satin, 5Or.
pst Garnet Satin. 4uc. yard.
l7is yards Plain Sage-Green Silk, 25c. yard.
Oyards Pearl-Gray SILK, 5Oc.
ait yAris GIeen-6rain SIX, fOc.
eGlt Yards Ash Roses SILK. 0Oc yard.
D remnant liue GrOs-brain, 5Oc
.-7s Yards Greon silk, 15c.
IS gnrds slate-Co Colorcd SILK, 300,
20 Yards nno GrOs-Grain Blue SIX reduced
100 pieces nice Challles at sc. yard.
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BOus' Shirt WaiStS.

BOYS PERCALE sHIRT-wAIsTs, white
ground. with black and colorod nguros-size TO
II years-2hc. each. -
25 styles Boys Finer Quality sHIRr-WAlSTS,
In light and dark grounds, with black and colored
ngures-size 70 IA years--bOc. each.
BOYS OUTING SHIRr-WAlSTS, In light
figures End strpes-front laced with red or blue
cori--27c. each.
BOYS LhUNDERED sIlIRT-WAlSTs, 10 plain
white and figured, narrow and medium peated
bosom, and bOx-pleased oack-collar anu Guns
To mntcl--ao DC. each,
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Refreerators

as the most improved houseware COM
fort that it has ever been our pleasure to
offer. The ice.chamber ID of solid gal
vinized steel, lined with double sheeting
of a non-conducting material, open
floor Of drainage to absorb any
odor that may exist in the provision
chamber. automatic trap of malleable
iron, the construction Of the whole to
circulate the air (Which is kept perfectly
dry) from the time of closing the doors /;
the doors and locks self.fastening to per-
feet alright. The prices with all these
improvements on par or below the
usual ordinary kind. Allsizes, with and
without water-tanks.
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Dress Goods

The breaking of the prices are partly
attributable to our own part as well as
those we bought of. These are only
sample figures and stand for hundreds !:
Broadcloth from sl.lS and l.sS to 95c. !;
All-Wool Cheviots, in mixtures and
fancies, for 25c. from 37i to 4Oc. others
for 35c. from 30 to Coo. French Dress
Fabrics from sl.25, s1.3S, and sl.50 to
90c. /; 70 and soc. for others.
r Fancy Changeables,
| SiIbe 96c. from sl.lS; En-
o00'''' broidered, black ground,
i----------! with colors, soc. from
sl.22 Printed India Silks 59c. that
cost 95c. to 81 yard at all times Black
Brocade India Silks for s5c. SOC. Black
India Silks for SOC. White, high grade,
for 42c. and SO with many others.
ITO II EAST BROAD STREET.
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1pr(oF|E!N
(0NRAfY'
S~

PRODIGIOUS applicable to the May month for shopping
and ingenious as uyel
that appeared volume and variety have been growing un
til o. beyond imagination. a.
The simplest explanation autocratc position the advantageous
selling organization that
lence in its xx~x,,,x or, ~, r,orcru. DE
FABRICS wherever might happen 10
stray display wonderful ach worth and value guarded
The mos. ceuness often added double
blessing bvv ayofs stiye bargain
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I Mating at 15c.. Mating at 1870, Mattinr' at
20, %, % 30, and 311]c.; some excellent bar
gains 20 be had in this line.
Window shades-and this is the season 10 have
| them 70 shut out the rays OF the hot sun. You
can get good ones here at 22, 20, and 5Oc.
apiece.
Excellent bargains In Lace Curtains. Our
| stock is large and the prices have been greatly
reduced for this saie. Some extremely hand,
| some ones at SO and $3.50 a window. Pole and
fixtures FREQ with every pair costing as much as
SEQ our Lqdies' swlss-Ribbed Vests at SC.
apiece and Childrens STiss-Ribbed Vests at DC
apiece.
Indigo Blue Callcoes, warranted to wssh, at
611c. yard.
Merrinac Callcoes a; 4lEc.
Modium-DArk Dress Calicoes, 4l1c.
GREAT SLAUGHTER SALE IN LADIES' AND
CnILDREN's GAUzE VESTS.
100 dozen Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests slightly
damaged, I'm pink, blues, creams, and white,
fine quality, such as sell for 12la and 1876, at
&c. apiece.
so dozen Children's swis--Ribbed Vests. same
quality az the ladies', slightly damaged, from
year Old 10 10 years, at &c. apiece.
l lot Ladies' Extra-Fine Ribbed Vests, In per-
feet order, worth 1914 and 15c., at S1sc. apiece
extra bargain.
/ lot Chlldrens Vests, ia perfect order, fine
| Ribbed, at 6l4c apiece.
Infants Pure SILK Ribbed Vests, in cream and
Wnltr, DOC.
30 dozen Ladies' Fine Egyptian Ribbed Vests
al 2Jc. apiece.
ladies' Extra-Fine jersey Ribbed Gauze
Vests, 45c
ladies' Fine Balbriggan Gauze Ribbed Vests,
1211c. apiece.
Ladies' Pure silk Ribbed Vests, 75c. apiece.
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Wonderful reductions have been made all
through our stock In this line. Our Underwearis Is
all neatly made and handsomely trimmed in
TorchOn and Hamburg Edgings, with tucks and
ruffles. No house in the city ia showing better
or cheaper stock than ours Cal In and see ior
yourselves. No trouble 10 show goods as II Is
one OF the most important points OF our business
Ladies' Norfolk Shirt-Waists at 43c.
Ladies' Handsome Nayy-Bluo Polka-Dot Nor
FOLK Waists at Toe.
White Aprons at 10, 25, and 35c apiece.
| good Wool Cashmere 23c. fine All-Wool Cassi-
mere, beautiful patterns. 50c yard.
All-Wool White Flannel, 2Oc.
Very Fine Lambs Wool Flannel, Poe.
Ladies Spring Wraps in great abundance.
| Ali-Wool Blazer Jackets, nicely made, sl.9S.
Light Blazers at H9c. apiece
Handsome line OF Spring Jackets, Gil styles
| and colors, from SI.9S 10 $3.50.
Great Bargains in Remnants IN Brussels Car
pets.
This is Just the time to buy Baby-Carriage
The weather is fine and you want 10 send the
little ones out. Wo have carriages to suit ell.
We have very fne handsome ones as high as
S35, and we have medium-priced ones from : 10
| 10 $50, and we have real good ones at $3.50,