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The state herald., 1892-07-08

The Australian war-ship Aurora
passed up New York Bay recently.
Opposite Governors Island she fired
the national salute OF twenty ono
guns and the fort responded Prob
ably these national courtesies are de-
sirablo IL not necessary; and yet Sir
A thur Helps estimated that they cost
moie in time OF peace than all tho
orphan asylums OF the world. So did
Disraeli once contend that the buttons
worn on tho back OF mons coats
wio,'e they are of no earthly use cost
a. much as the whole ,acational
sys.cm OF Grc:... britain.
The state herald., 1892-07-08

THIS country has no sympathy with
what is called primogcniturc and
equally little with the custom OF mil.
Iionaircs leaving the bulk OF their for
tunes to their sons and oEy pittance,
to their daughters 1tc object OF
such wills is to continue great for.
tunes and to maks them still larger.
An equal distribution among the chill
lren OF millionaircs would mean more
rapid dissipation OF accumulated for.
tunes. 1t would be more in keeping
with the spirit OF republican institu-
tons which are opposed to the ere.
alton OF permanent moneyed class
The state herald., 1892-07-08

The latest impeachment OF Column
bus Is that no was sea rover and
buccanccr; he cut OF the hands and
feet OF his captlycs; hc was a slave
trader and his thirst for gold was un.
nppeasible. In other words, ho was
tho seaman OF the Fifteenth and not
OF tho Nineteenth century. Tho cx-
plorcrs OF u century later would III
this description almost equally.
Diako frobisher and Hawkins were
buccaneers secured the Spanish Main
for silver and gold. made slaves OF
ih.ir cap,iveS and prac,icod numerous
things which tho Ninc,centh century
has cast aside ms belonging 10 tho
cruelty and wrongs OF ieudallsm.
The state herald., 1892-07-08


received. In contained provision that after
y second ballot had been taken. only two can
dlihtes could be voted for. This was stricken
out
The platform committee reported late In
the afternoon. Thomas VI. Castor of Cali
fornla rcnd the preamble and Branch Of Geor.
Tia read the platform, aud they were adopted
amid tumultuous applause.
The platform itself |. N. follow;
We declare therefore, flrst---thai the
union ~ the labor force, IN the United statcs
this day contaminated shall be prrmn ncu,
aud perpetual May It, spirit come Into
all hearts for the salvation Of mankind.
sccond-Wenlth belongs TO him who creates
II, and every dollar taken from industry with.
out an equivalent l. robbery. III any viii
No, work, neither shall he rat" The Inter.
rats Of rural and civic labor arr the same
their enemies are identical
Thlrd-Wc believe that tho time has come
when the railroad corporations will either
own the people or the people must own the
railroads, md should the government enter
upon the work Of owning aud managing any
orall railroads, We should favor ap amend.
mtnt Ia the constitution by which NIL persons
engaged In the government service shall bc
placed under y clvil service regulation Of
such character 70 M To prevent the increase
" p"N'r VI tnf nhtiDnhl HUMANITARIAN OF
such additional government emp loycs.
We demand national currency, safe
sound and flexible. issued by the general gov.
ornmcn, only, u full legal tender for all debts,
public and private, aud that without tho use
~ banking corporations; n Justrquitablc and
efficient mean. Of distribution. direct Ia the
people, tAt not 10 exceed per cent per
nnnum, Ia be provided ~ set forth IN the sub.
treasury plan of the Farmers Alliance, OF n
better system; also by payments In discharge
~ IL obligations fof public improvements
(Al-Wc demand free aud unlimited coin.
aye Of silver aud gold at The present legal rai
Ito III ~ 10 J.
tBD-Wc demand that the amount uf cirnu.
lniing medium he speedily increased ~ not
less than 40 per capita.
fCl-Wc demand n graduated income tat.
DIVE believe that the money oi the
county should he kept, ~ far Ne possible, III
tho hands Of the people, hence We demand
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sasir, IN which only The nsn at Buffalo
wsFe involved. None Of the union's svitohmea
employed In the jersey City yards bad say
gyisgsacss aOsinst ths companies. Thsy vsrs
q seurss grsstly intersstsd in the out
eeme Of the strike 1t Buffalo, but he
nd b did net think that . sympathstic
etyike would In any way assist than.
eunh STRIKES, he sid, were agsinst the policy Of
The 6witchmsns' Association, which 10 10 cause
no unnecessary trouble 10 the railroads on
which thsy are employed. An freight, he said,
was going ont OF jersey City - usual, though
undoubtedly some Of IL would b stalled or at
last dAlayed ct Buffalo.
he men Of this end would not refuse TO han
die any tratns which came through from the
vest He also said that be bad good reason 10
believe that the dificulty in Buffalo
would Be smieably adjusted either today or
tomorrow. With the exception of the
halliday season there i no time In the course Of
The year when the TRAFFIC is 20 heavy - at pres
sns time, and hs believed that neither side
could s6ord to let the strike cont;nus
Tor any length Of tina. The of,csrs
q The company ct jersey City also said
that hey feared no trouble Of this end Of the
lines. II was said BY them this morning that
everything was going ON - usual, With the ex-
caption Of the delay In freight traffic from the
west ut Buffalo and that that had q yet caused
Them no serious Inconvenience.
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Mama.
Name.


r: r Cony: g, $500 at ls1x. washington Loan and
Government Bonds-U. s. q. registered, 1907,
l15h bid. 1l6h asked. U. s. q, coupons, 1901.
1859 bid, 1les asked.
District Of Columbia Bonds-so-year fund, IS,
currency, 1901, i1sk bid. asked. 3O-year fund 6s
gold, 1909, ilsS bid, asked Water stock, as 1908.
rency, lis bid, lie asked sSs, reg. a-Ios, 1898
1901, 100 bid. - asked
1iseslisneous Bonds@Washington and George
ton and Georgetown Railroad Convertible ss lsj
bid iss asked. Masonic Hall Assn is. lOl bid,
gage q. 1904, rs bid II asked. Washington Gas
Company, series A, %, 100 bid, - asked. Washing
ton Gss' series B, g, Iao bid, asked, Washing
lexington Railroad Is, 81 bid, asked. Chesa-
peske and Potomac Telephone list mort IS. = bid,
los asked Capitol aud North o Street Railroad Isl
mortgage 81, l04 bid, Ill asked. Metropolitan
Railroad Convertible 6s, 10 bid, ils asked U. s.
Electric Ligit Convertible S. le2 bio, asked.
bid, : asked. American security and Trust Ss,
1905, y. A., 100 bid asked American Security
and Trust g, 1906, A. 4 o., 100 bid, - asked.
Washington Market Co. LIST 6s Iss2-ls,I los bid, -
asked Anscosts Railroad Is. 1901. lee bid -
National Bank stocks-Bank OF Washington. -
bid, asked Bank OF the Republic, $50 bid, -
asked. Metropolitan, PCS bid, - asked. Columbia
100 bid. :. asked Farmer. and Nechanic.,, iso
.SetAsess
End, 1911 bid asked. Traders, lis bid. la3 asked.
Lincoln, 100 bid, - .sked. Second los bid, - asked
Central, $50 bid. - asked.
Railroad Stocks-Washngton and Georgetown
9ls bid, $40 asked Metropolitan, IS bid ITO asked
Columbia, !. bid, Is asked. Capitol and North U
Street. 81 bid, ~ asked. Georgetown and Tenley-
town, - bid. IS asked Rock Greek, 100 bid, -
asked.
Insurance stocks-Firemens. % pid-asked.
Franklin, - bid, - asked. Metropolitan, 50 bid
asked. National Union, IL bid 20 asked. Co
lumbia, isk bud, 1fk asked. Potomac, - bid, -
asked. Riggs, - bid, 81 asked. Peoples, 50. bid,
asked. Lincoln, ~ bid. SIS asked Commercial,
bid, 81 asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-COiumbia Title, 81 bid,
- asked. Real Estate Title, la7 bid, asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-Wsshngton Gas
4sk bid, - asked. Georgetown Gas, Is bid. -
asked.
Telephone Stocks-Chesapeake and Potomac, n
bid. - asked American Graphophone, = bid, S
asked.
Miscellaneous stocks-Pneumatic Gun Carriage.
0.60 bid 0.Su asked. Lincoln Hall, IS bid asked.
Nor.& WASH, ID. C., Steamboat Co, % bid - asked.
Great Falls Ice, ITO bid,-asked Ivy City Brick.
s. bid, % asked.
Safe Deposit aud Trust Companies ashington
Loan and Trust, $50 bid. les asked American
security and Trust. III bid. - asked Nstiona,
Safe Deposit, Savings aud Trust Company, 100
bid, 1SS asked.
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IRELAND's NEW OPPORTUNITY.

a Great 0athesing 81 Irish Americas ~
Chicago Adopt Resolutions.
CHICAGO, Aug. lS.-Ons Of the greatest
gatherings Of Irish-Americans ever held In the
west assembled today in Ogden Grove. The
occasion Of 90 large . gathsring was the an
nounesnsnt that Hon. NJ. v. Cannon of
Omaha, president Of the Irish National
League Of America, would be present. The
annual outing Of the Irish societies Of Chicago
and the knowledge that in view Of
the Just accomplished accession Of Glad
S ssons and Id. the resulting crisis ss in the
would possess widespread significance. Besides
Mr.. Cannon the speakers we're John Finnerty
and Matthew P. BRADY, each Of whom was en-
Enthusiastically cheered by the huge throng. The
arst regiment Hibernian Rifles, COM
Tie Robert Emmett Guards, and the
numerous clubs Of the Gaelic athletic sssocia-
Mons presented q decidedly martial appearance
g they proceeded to Myers Hotel at pm.
and escorted the speakers to the big grove,
where the Thousands Of Irishmen, women
president Of the South Chicago National Bank
acted as chairman. Resolutions were adopted
declaring that il the British parliament, per-
meated by the evil spirit Of the past, should
again dash from Ireland's lips the cup
OF peace and justice 1t should be the
duty Of all who abhor tyranny and
have liberty 70 consider and use other means
y right the intolsrable wrongs that have made
olutions urge upon the Irish leaders the
absolute necessity of union and har-
mony; applaud the resolve Of both
sections Of the parliamentary party to act indie
pendently Of an English parties and repudiate
The idea Of the acceptance of Office under the
English government by Irish members until an
Irish parliament duly invested with sovereign
power over the internal interests Of Ireland, Ii
In session in College Green.
Tho feature Of the day was the address of ex-
Ccngressman John Fnnerty, who is president
Of the United Irish Societies Of Chicago.
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QUIET AT TRACEY CITY.
The Minsrs in Full Control, With Plenty of
Arms.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Aug. 15.-At Tracey City
the latest information is that quiet prevails,
though much anxiety is shown by the miners
~ 10 what steps the mine owners and state au-
thorities will take. Gov. Buchanan announces
his determination to use every lawful means in
hts power TO preserve order when the applica-
by the civil authorities. The Tennessee Coal
Iron and Railroad Company officials intimate
thnt they will reopen the mines in q few days,
90 soon as they can organize . force to work
the coal ovens, and that convicts may not be
used again at these mines.
Trouble Il feared at Inman, near South Pitts
burg, and . enforcement Of guards has been
hurried there and more win be sent il needed
The situAtion at all the mines and coke ovens
where convicts are worked IL not q pleasing
one, and spirit Of remittance seems prevalent
IN ell the mining distriots. Neither the con-
upon plan Of action and the miners at Tracey
City are in full control, with plenty Of arms.
AFTER THE IMAM CoNvIcrs.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Aug. 15.-Early this
an. shout 500 miners met at White Wall, Tenn,
q few miles from Inman, Tenn, where $50 con-
victs are ct work IN the iron mines Of the
Tennessee Iron and Railway Company, and pro-
ceeded in q body toward Inmnn on q train
on . party OF unarmed men were aboard
going 70 Inman to increase the guards at the
stockade. The miners would not let the train
proceed any further. and held the guards
About $50 Of the miners took charge
Of the guards while the remain
der, about 400, went forward to the stockade
determined 10 burn the stockade and turn the con-
victs over to the guards. put them all on train
and send them out OF the country. This
them, a. the telegraph wires have
been cut and It is supposed that the miners
carried out their program. The forty guards
who they intercepted were sent last evening
from Nashville by order Of Gov. Buchanan.
Inman 10 about 100 miles by rail from Chat
tanooga in 6equatchie valley, on q branch of
the Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Louis rail-
way.
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MAlsRIEp,
DIED.

HRucr .,u.rp,a. -.
NAH BEI-cr nsanx ~ Lonaoun county, va. hAs.
Charles. oeorre brnee' Nsnn,s wil.s,n ~ f,S.
Ware.
c.Irrr,D -. . -
her rssldsnce s2i In str.., m y,-SIny
wear Of hsr - u ~~""e'a' N sne ett'esn
Tunersi from the Central N.,hoa,., p,o,..,..,
Church on tuesday AUGUST ia at nj o,cios,s !. =,
No howeu-
DUvAIL. Al Bovd. Ma s.trra.x au,-r., m
1902 a II m :. WIT" NJ ~ pr.s,; euf1slt
wafer and Re Moor b.S.,i ~ on, enla ~
mon hs and twentS- e,sbt dsy. se~is' thi-s
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HroHwAY RoBBrnr.

some hishvsymen steal your money otherp Try 4,
steal the results Of your brain and the fruits Of yosr
labor the latter h the worst form Of highway robbrg
Merit has made success Of CARRIERS LITTLE
LIVER PILLS. They have become household wood
and the people VII have them they know their valu@
Then comes the hishwa with hi. INVITATIONS
AND WORTHLESS FRAUDS. and with these ~
hopes to traie upon the merit and reputation Of CA
TIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
BEWARE OF THESE HIGHwAYMEN; don't 4.
Imposed upon with IN article offered 10 you 'j-t
- good" - ''C-A-R-T-E-Rs-s" Thers "a nothing A.,
good a. "C-A-R-T-E-R'-s."
Ash for CARRIERS" and Be sure you get -
genuine CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE SMALL PRICE
oc3of. m,vly
II osT-oN THE 10TH on nth OF THIS MONTH.
~ batch OF papers no use 90 anyone except owns.
fsnder plesse return 70 1923 rennsylvAuia srd
roosve liberal reward. IT.
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baltimore Markefa.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 1S.-Flour duli-western
super, 26Oa2.S5; do. extra. S6Oss.b0. do. family
Ss5a4.25; winter wheat patent, 4-5Os4.S5; spring
wheat patent, l5oa<s5; spring wheat, k25a&40
-receipts, $3.50 barrels; shipments, s3s barrels;
sales, $50 barrels. Wheat dull-No. red spot,
seh ssok; August, soHa,0k; september. sOkssok;
October, shssoh; steamer Nc. red. ssk bid :
sales, $4,000 bushels. Southern wheat dull-Fultz,
spot. s7ssfx: August, SIas7x; September, SeS:
October. bSz-recepts, 1850 bushels; stock. 6i1Is
bushels; safes, 1000 bushels. Southern corn dull
white. 6sas6k; yellow, S6sS7. Oats nrmer
No. 4 white western, 4aa1s; No. ., mixed
western. sssto--recepts- 5000 bushels: stock.
receipts e,les bushels stock. fs.76a bushels. Hay
nrm-good to choice timothy, 1ks0si6.50. Gram
freiehts dullsteanief to Liverpool, per bushel 3D.
Cork for orders, per quarter, 2s-ed; nour, per
ton, In sacks, 10 cents per 100 pounds- Cotton
nominai-middltng IN. Provisions steady-mess
pork, 40 bulk meats, looss shouldeFs, IA; long
clear. 3 clear rib sides, 81; sugsr.pickled shouj-
derA "; sugar-cured smoked s6ouldea,s OK;
aa1a small IN; isrge, u lard. refined, sf;
fair to choice, 2lsas; Do Imitation, lssso; iadie
fancy, 10, Do eooa % chsace, lsaiI store-paeked,
l<elb; gyaaA I1siH Egg Aclivs-i& CoGse nrm
lido csrgoes, fair, IL No. I, isxsJI Suesr
stesdy-Sfanulated, Gkie0, fair demand. Copper
steady.renned, loxaii. whisky nrm-l.a6ai.Ssk
per gallon IN car losd lots.
ChiaAGo Marksts.
CHICAGO, Aug IL 1880 am.-corn-septem-
Der, 69x: Nay, ox. Whest-SeptsmbeF, IL De-
cenbeh ~. osts--seRtsmbeF, Nksssx; Octo-
BEL; ~; Nay, tA. pofk-Ssptemhef. la.s1k;
Janusgy, M39k. Lasd-ssptsnber. ss'k; Jsaa-
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no EXISTENCE IN MARYLAND.
ssssssr Gibson ssys the Third Party csss>s
No Worrimsnt On His state.

@o>~f otoscu rays tnr Nutru Farty taoo<~
No Worrimsnt On His state.
The third party has no existence in Mary
land, " sid Senator Gibson 10 srAR reportss
this afternoon "once In awhile We heas
something Of the Fsrmers' Alliance over ous
way, but they cause Us no worriment Yoa
must remember that the people Of NsrylAnA
are old-time foiks. Who have q vcii-founded
ides that there b principle In politics and 10.
hgion- They ere democrats and republicsi.
0nostly democrats am thankful 20 say) ana
hey cannot be persusded 70 chase around Site
strange ecdsL Our electoral vots vii, -
eourse. BE- given 90 Grover Cleveland
His majority viii not be ~ great :.
the one We gave our governor, but Il viii 10
Aree enough 20 leave the result beyond oavf
why WIN his majority be less than the gov.
srnorSf Oh, bsoause there are q good many
rspuhaSosns Who know ne slvays elest
democratic governor and they want 20 be ca
The winning side, but when . national elcctioa
comes around they vote the republican ticket :
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eAH faAscssco, Aus. lk-Ths report last
night that the o. 9. 9. Charleston bad returned
here with her starring gsar diaAblsd wss dine 10
slight accident which bsfen The cruiser Oh
6anta Crns Saturday. shs had he California
naval battalion sbeaed Tor TIE purpess q tar-
~ pFAetise ard . bolt h ~ Otsam stssstng
gear sfppsd 6he steanea inte oanA Crus bay
: nile q - s>ssEing Viii ~ propsllsss. but
~ AaneGs ~ rsDniSea - ensa. Ths cruiser
rsezs72a 6gs 81 sys.1ag nnis1esea ~ vil
eeb - Ahes Ibo4 ~ yagd tsday.
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a Satisfactory CoufsrSoce Said b Have
Been Hold Yesterday.
Special Dispasch 70 Ths Hvenin~ Star.
NEW Yoax, Aug. i5.-The week opened
rsthsr quistly st both political headquarters.
Chairman Harrity and most Of his associates
spent Sunday out Of town, - did also secre-
tary McComas, Gen. Garrison and others
Of the republican committee. As consequence
the wheels Of business did not begin TO turn at
either headquarters very rapidly until after
noon. Chairman Garter, however, was at his
Of the day il rumor that Senator Hiscock and
Platt reached some definite understanding in q
long conference which they held yesterday. II
ts known that they were together for q long
time, and IL il underwood that senator His
cock - very much gratined with the result
republicans here generally feel very
much more hopeful about Plat and the general
situation within republican lines than they did
ct the beginning of the last week. Congress
man Keschum, who has just arrived from his
home In the interior OF the state, said to your
republicans in better condition or with better
prospects, apparently. There 10 thorough hsr-
mony and accord, and 20 far o. the state eener-
ally soss am confident the party viii poll il
"wh.. Do You think about Mr.. Plat and the
prOop0VS 0SteE
II thing there viii be no difaculty about
that"
Senator Tufpie, who was at democratic head.
quarters gave very satisfactory reports about
the situation in Indiana. 81 think the demo-
crats are going 70 win there" he said. "Our
people are all thoroughly in line and in
earnest"
The statement il published here this after
noon that the proposition to establish re-
publican headquarters for western work al
Chicago has been abandoned II is quite likely
that this viii prove true, as . study Of the stu
stion has led to the belief that the worl
can be more effectively done from here and
with less complication and expense. At head.
quarters nothing is said on the subject, bu,
there IL good reason to believe the report
accurate.
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.}o.''o. =. : vrr....'
IMPROVEMENT SALE Or Day GooDs

UNDOUBTEDLY THE aREArEsT
SALE OF DRY GOODS THAT THE PEo-
PIE OF WASHINGTON OR AMY OTHER
CITY HAVE EVER KNOWN. IN ALL
THE HISTORY OF THE DRY GOODS
BUSINESS THERE Is NO OTHER IN
STANCE LIKE IT.
WHILE THE IMPROVEMENTS TO OUR
BUILDING ARE IN PROGRESS WE
OFFER DUB ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY
GOODS. NOTIONS. &C.. AT COST, AND
IN MANY INSTANCES BELOW COST.
MANY OF OUR CUSTOMERS ARE TAX
ING ADVANTAGE OF THE Low
PRICES AND ARE BUYING NOW FOR
FALL USE. WOULDN'T IT BE WISE
FOR YOU TO DO THE sAMEs
THOSE OF YOU IN NEED OF @. 4 r
ENCANPMENT SUPPLIES. SUCH AZ
sHEETINGs. BLANKETS. COMFORTS,
&C.. WILL SAVE MONEY BY TAKING
ADVANTAGE OF OUR COST PRICE
IMPROVEMENT SALE.
THE IMPROVEMENTS THAT ARE GO
ING ON TO OUR BUILDING DO NOT
INTERFERE WITH BUSINESS. As A
NATTER OF FACT. WE HAVE BEEN
BUSTER THAN EVER SINCE THE I'M
PROvEMENTs WERE BEGUN. WE
HAVE A LARGE VARIETY OF LADIES'
SUMMER AND FALL WRAPS, WHICH
WE'VE MARKED DOWN BELOW COST,
AND. II YOU'RE IN NEED OF ANY
TRINA Yr Tr5Ta TIVE ~ vsvyr pAv
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IN WALL STREET TO-DAY.
The Market Dull and Devoid of Special
Features.

Auc ubfAet Oull ana DovOl0 Oh ePecl8k
Features.
New YORK, Aug. Is, II a. m.-The stock
market possessed this morning even less feature
than last week, only Reading, Erie and St. Paul
among railroad stocks and sugar among the
industrials showing any animation, while
even in these leaders the fuctus-
tons were slight in the extreme and
the early advances were partially lost
late in the hour. First prices were
slightly higher than those of Saturday. but
only sugar showed any movement, and after q
rise of y per cent half of IL was lost. Railroad
stocks, without exception, were confined 10
very marrow limits, and prices at IL O'Clock
were hardly changed from those Of the OPEN
ing. The dealings remained absolutely feature
less throughout, and at IL O'Clock the market
was dull and stagnant.
All animation died away out Of the market
after noon.
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JOHNSON & Lurr.rL1
7l3 Market spacA

CAauAnr & LE1nr
aes 7TH AND 7o6 K 81. N.w
CHALLIES-Half wool. about 25 pieces. 1Sc. quality.
Marked down to I21<c
IDEALIAN CHALLIES-32 inches Wide, 13c. quail
ity. Marked down 10 12kc.
LADIES' JERSEY RIBBED vEsTs-silk embroid-
cry around the neck and arms, Soc.
quality. Marked down to 25c.
LADIES' wAIsrs-Fancy surah lawn. Sizes 70 "a
20 inch. Only Soc.
GENUINE B1ARRITz KID GLovEs. Only Sc.
Worth e1.25.
BARGAINS IN PARAsoLa
BARGAINS IN CHINA MATING.
MEMS FINE SCOTCH MADRAS SHIRTS. neat
pin stripes. Reduced from o. 30 to q.
- pieces Of L23<c. WHITE PLAID and CHECK MUS
Inns. Reduced to &c. per yard
- CARHARr 4 LEIDY.
sue ess eth 1t. and TOO K q. q. O.