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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-17

name, and what were you doing here
about with a cavalry soldier?"
81 told you, major! That's my cousin
from the farm" Evan began, only to be
cut off by the sergeant's stern call:
"Silence in ranks! Riley, guard your
prisoner
But the quick woman's wit caught
the fact of her cousins capture, and his
cue, at the same time: and she folded
her arms quietly, remaining silent.
very well, madam" the major said.
81 will send you to headquarters with
your cousin there, and let you discuss
military ethics with the general Capt.
Granger, detail one man of your squad
to guard this lady. Corporal Doyle, re-
port with both prisoners to provost
marshal at headquarters: the fires will
guide you to the river bank. Captain,
a word"
And soon Evan Fauntleroy and his
cousin were again riding side by side,
merrily, hopefully no longer, but he in
physical pain, and in greater mental
distress for her, she with gold-crowned
head dropped upon her breast, and tears
Of mingled modification and despair
forcing their way between the long,
curved lashes.
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.


po,or rctel tho letter carrier who was assaulted
ord stabbed by gang OF Italians while passenger
~ a.. ,orrvhoot Dalots early on Tuesday morning,
aa yesterday in the Eastern District Hospital from
tho wound In his ante.mortcm statement EtKfi sau
that the assault had been entirely uapiovoKeu' INC
notice have arrested the Italians, VINO are he'u u
await the result Of the coroner's inquest
Tn. funeral OF Hannibal Price. Haytlan Minister
IN This country was held Yesterday at -. John
Roman Catholic Chapel in Cermontave lhe heV'
lanes Mitchell celebrated Che requiem mass. Inc
hodv was embalmed and placed IN i receiving vault
In Greenwood. II will be taRei to llayt III the
spring.
The cold weather has increased the consumption oil
water and th. reserve In the distributing ieeerVons
,s reduced TO seven feet Of which only three rect
can he drawn off, OF account OF air entering the pipes
III. repairs to TIE broken pumping engine Will d"
COMPLETED til. week, and then full supply VIII he
again assured II no other accident occurs
On behalf Of a syndicate Of capitalists. Felix Camp
hell president OF ;he Peoples Trust Company mas
offered Isl for the stock Of the Metropolitan "aS
Company. and offer OF 155 for the same las 'e'h
made by c. l.. Staples d Co. OH behhil OF j. :'"""i"
Addcl-g OF the BROOKLYN Company. BEFORE receiving
the latter offer the directors OF the company haa
recommended 10 the stockholders the acceptance OF
n,o liberal offer Of Mr. Campbell II Is believed that
the Addcks offer has been made TO prevent the sNndi
cate from securing control.
Miss Ellen Garahan for over forty years m In
s,ructor in the P,ct:.r Institute. died Wednesday,
she hal been a teacher In Of the public schools
Of the CITY before she entered the institute In o.
She had charge OF the prepare ory department Tor
term OF years and afterward was Instructor III pen
manship. Her death vas due 70 consu"puoH' aI''I
an Illness OF several months.
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NETWORK CITY.

The salmagundi Club will have q club night this
evening
A lecture on Excavations In Greece In 1902 BY
the American School at Athens will lie given by
Professor William Carey Poland at Ham," Hail.
Columbia College to night.
The Enhncers' Climb Will have orc OF 1t foHnieAny
dinners tomorrow evening AZ the duhh 1use. no -
West Twenty nnth-st. Alexander HCllock VIII pr"
side. James {. Burdett and the University quartet
Club will entertain the guests.
George 5. Mathews Of No. CSC Grand.st. DrooLlyn,
was sent TO the Elmira Rcformatory BY Recorder
envtH in General Sessions ycst"r ay CT Decent or
Is the Young man stole sllverwarc worth 800 from
tbc Gorham Manufacturing Company, which employed
him.
The steamship Empress Of China arrived Ut Hong
Kong Tuesday.
The Sheriff Yesterday received an execution for
aa O24 against John Moore. carp,ntcr, OF No. 80
East Onc-hundrcd-and twenty eighth st.. IN favor OF
lanes Carney and execution for S3,JOi against
william r. Bell. builder, Of First.ave ana o." nun
drcdth-st In favor Of Morton Bros. & Co. or bond
In iQment for 81 $40 Yesterday entered against
the German g"l!cal Church OF Yorkvlllc I'm favor
Of II. Schcfier.
A notice was posted the building in Broad 81.
occupied by Dcm0nicos restaurant yesterday to the
effect that the building woud be sold In Feiiuniy or
March I'm a partition OF the JAY estate. IL Is not
known vet whether the re tnnrant VIII be closed IN
MAY when the lease expires, or not
twenty-five members Of the Produce Exchange made
a nool Yesterday on the Govern mcnt wheat reports.
the money raised 10 go TO the person making the best
moss The figures ranged from 16l 100000 TO DO
OOn OOD bushels. The Government report was DID,
$4,000 u-hcls william Loeb Is the winner. LAYING
guessed 5l5,OJO.CO0 bushels.
The regular weekly meeting OF the Park Avenue
! Improvement Commission held Yesterday alter
noon AT It's Offices. No. 1872 larkaVe. NJ INC com
mis-. oncls were pr, SENT and the BID OF the AI"niow
Foundry and Machin" Company al $1,000 30 lo' the
iron bases was accepted The masoi'work VIII b.
| awarded today to John J. Hopper. whose lid WAS
stO,7l2 l2.
| Edward W. Brown Of Brown & Soccomb and other
nu deqlors Yesterday tenled the truth OF ia" report
that a frost had injured the orange IN s"n'hcrn
| Florida chief lockwood. OF the Weather Bur'hu at
Wnsh,nQton sent a dispatch 10 the Italian Chamber
OF Commerce saying that the oranges aud tie "raig
| trees were unlniurcd
Tho Tamn,aly Hall Committee Of Thirty VIII meet
| a. the Wigwam at I 80 y. m. today
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HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GONG on To-Day.

Rapid Transit c7mm,sioners NO - "illem'''
p. 49, go,
Sal. OF Lexington.ave railroad franchise. City Han
noon.
American Trade Press Association. Broadway Central
Hotcl. D. III.
Noonday meeting. Union Square Theatre.
stat Art Teachers Association meeting. No. Uni
ver,ity Pace.
Ioard Of Trade and Tran sportation, $3.50 p. IN.
Convention Of Custom Foremen Ta!lors' Association
Morton House, 10 m.
Archaeological Society. Hamilton Hail. 8 80 p. m
Ncw.York Yacht Racing Association. oNcins. D. m.
Little Mothers Christmas celebration Nilsson Hall :
p.
MIcrosconcol Society election No O. Madison-ave.
p. m.
Isaac anniversary celebration. Brooklyn lnstl-
ty,e. p.
Plymouth Church prayer meeting brooklyn 3 D m
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JOSEPH RYAN MAKES AN ASSIGNMENT.

Joseph Ryan. WHO one Of The principal sufferers
BIZ the fire IN the Easter Distiict "Wednesday by
the destruction OF his extensive wall paper establish
ment Nos. / .Oj9 20 90 Broadway mad" Il general
assignment yesterday iOr the benefit Of his creditors
TO Charles II. Ryan. The preferred creditors are
Hiram WILLIAMS, Of BsOoiyn. $1,000; Vary J. Kelly.
Of New York. ~, 500; John G. Price. EroDNlyn $500
Thomas " Ilymc- Eroohlyn $500, Charles H.
Reynolds, 81 800: Or. John ID. sullivan. 800 James
Gascoigne. $i,5oo, and Charlie Ii Ryan, 10000
His liabilities are said TO be 100000. Mr.
Ryan has another store No. 1Os Sevcntlavc Brook
lyn The origin OF the ire IS sun a mystery. Yes
terday Fire Commissioner Ennis. in speaking Of the
condition Of The hydr9ns which were found to he
frozen when the hrcmci reached the scene said that
IN he hydlant, in control 81 the Fire Depart mct
they vOud receive more careful attention and not be
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he THOUGHT HIS HOUSE WAS A SHIP.

This morning the funeral Of one Of the best known
captains will be held the Of his daughter
Mrs. william Ruby, 40. 1872 DivsiOn.ave. The day
after Thanksgiving. 15ol he returning from New
York and was ran down by apr,ccar. He after
ward suffered from conclusion Of IN" brain, aud when
able to leave his bed thonght he was at and i'm
agined his house Snip. Oh Wednesday morn
ing he sent for the "crew" DIS family and after
8minlng what he took for charts apyODtod lis daurh-
ter captain and with the word, lOull have to take
this ship T. port he did.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
-TY OFFICIALS DEFENDANTS APAlN'

TIER SUIT TO RECOVER MONEY PAID FOR
XCESsIvE CELEBRATION BILLS BEGUN.
other suit growing out Of the action Of the
vsors in voting to pay bill for expenses con
/ with the Columbus celebration after II had
vetoed by Supervlsor-a Large Knkel has been
/ In the Supreme Court. The plaintiff Is r. Ross
ton, n wealthy resident OF the sixth Ward, and
. Gaynor Is his counsel. Mr.. Gaynor Is counsel
.omas Mccain, who is the paintif In the similar
0 recover $4,000 paid 10 II. b. Southland for The
I stands. Mr. AppletOn's suit to recover The
Of 81 $50 paid to Frederick AdTidee for decorating
county Court House and the Hall of Records ON
,er 21 The same county officials made de-
nts in this suit as In the previous one-namely,
y Auditor Keller who approved the bill, and
visors Comfy, McKeown, Barry, Judge, MCGUIRE,
hue. O'Donnen Cook, Ralph, Jenkins, JuenSst,
B., Ganglof. Bennem. Riggs, Lockwood, French
ace. Lyman McKane and Baisley, who voted TO
it. The complaint sets forth that Aldridge pre-
d q bill on October 81 for the sum Of g.. go for
ecoration OF the Court House and Hall Of Records
10 Columbus celebration. No bids for the work
been invited or advertised. The bill was not
ized and contained no affidavit KS to correctness
other facts required by law. and the Auditor and
rvisors had no jurisdiction TO audit II. The Claim
for hanging flags, bunting and colors on the
ding for day or two, and the use OF them only
given TO the county, the material being taken
< by the decorator. The complaint further sets
4 that the claim false, fraudulent, Illegal.
es1ve, unjust and inequltaole," and that the work
e and use Of the materials was not worth more
4 $500. The Auditor approved the bill and the
ervisors ordered II paid aud when the Supervisor
.arge vetoed the resolution Tor lis layMct they
ERODE the veto and the County Treasurer .Nid i.
plaintiff seeks 10 have the claim de clsrea false,
iduent. collnsive. excessive and Illegal, and THAT
q vacated and set aside and the individual defend
restore the sun Of 5000 10 the county, with
rest.
IT. Appleton Is a well known New York business
D. and a member O. tho Republican General Com
tee. lie Is also member Of the Hamilton and
manila clubs.
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allowed TO freeze. He said they were no" cohuoneu
by the Department Of Public Works.
ANNUrAI MEETING OF PLYMOUTH CHURCH.

ANNUAL VT II
The annual meeting OF the society OF fymouVn
Church. which manages Its business AFFAIRS wa he'u
last evening John Clanin, S. V. White ana lhoinas
g. sherman were reelected trustees for three ye"'
The vacancy caused BY the death OF Augustus w.
was filled by the election OF John Arbuche 10 Ill MS
r,oxnircd form AS a trustee. The treasureTs report
showed receipts of $4,000 from pew rents ana $lo,-
oSo from requests. The expenditure iocludlhg re-
pairs 70 the organ, amounted 10 T-''oo''
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THE RESERVATIONS or TIE STAFF ASKED FOR.

Owing to the refusal Of Joseph Fahys. Who * II
Europe 10 accept the presidency Of the lIomoe Jhic
Hospital trustees J.. H. Arnold has be el' cted to
the place. and Richard j. Chard has been chosen vice
president IN place OF DR.. william Jaryie. WHO was
unwilling to serve unless Mr.. Tahys would act
president. After this action had been taken. on
Wednesday evening, the trustees appointed com
mittee composed Of General John T. Woodward, Or.
william Jaryie and Lowell VI. Palmer 10 meet III"
members Of the medical staff for the purpose Of pro
NOTING more Harmonious spirit than eXirt,d for
some time To this end The committee was directed
10 request the csgnatiOns OF the members ~ th"
staff the designations TO Do held by the trustees and
not to be acted npOn unless in The opinion Df the
trustees the interests OF the hospital demand sTcE
action. The members OF the staff DIS. Bonncli.
Atwood, Morat, Whi'ney, Keep. Miner. Chaplin. But
az: Smith. Dl6ckman, Valentine. Talmage Wills.
oearlcs ana Lewis. Dr. BOnnell fas been connected
With the hospital for Of and has been
.stef OF stan FOR dozen years None Of the doctors
would talk about tin action they would take his
differences which grew up last year Miss Rcts.
now acting sup rintendcni OF the training school for
nurses. whore She has succeeded Miss Camp
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DvE2TISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS. For
n THE NEW.YOEK TllBuN NJ WILL ~ RE
.,iVf'D AZ TN. UPfDWN OFFICE so. @i2 Droud.
way, ID door north q Thirty ng't,t and AbV En-
ave s. O. ,or. 23d..t. ~ o,h-a,e. 49, Four,'-aNe
corner Foutecnth.t 7C0 Thrdsye corner cath.
fIuilr. StNtf. ir...i.. l.iOt .lt'f-nNc ,
100 west ty.-crond-t 10. colun1us!r % In 'rty
It 10 Avenue ,3@3 Thirdave.; 90 Wc-t FuLr'renth
It ~ Wet Fed.st lio Churrh-st So Thtf.src /;
LAS Third ,eo t 1 ue h ,3tH
and twenty .nh..t ei] Wet Onchu died =, d.tNcaty'
ryb., and 400 Wet hrndred. and fo-ty lttst
,o = n M. ~ regular Office rate, go.
rrnokyu, at 9 800 De khlb-aNo.i l,-OO
BEDFORD ave. and No. 10 broadway. up 10 ~ m a.
regular Office rates.
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY. ls99.-
The proceedings. reported by the Rev. John De
Dcvins m experienced journalist ana fresoyter'h"
clerayuan, and revised ma enlarged. La pamphlet
form. .sJ cents copy.
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STARTLING DEVELOPMENTS EXPECTED.


The December Grand Jury. George NJ Nichols, fore
n which has been in session since the first Monday
December VIII end It's work to-day and b. dio-
arGed. Much time has been given by the body TO
Q investigation Of the expenditure Of public money
the Aldermen and Supervisors for the Columbus eel
ration. City and county officials. Including Mayor
,ody, Controller Jackson, City Auditor Weber. the
,rnmittee Of aldermen in charge Of the celebration,
ounty Auditor Keller, SupervisT-at-Large Riikel,
cr;, Galley OF the Hoard OF Supervisors Clerk Cum
lngs, Of the Board Of Aldermen many Of the super
sOrs, and all the men who put II bills for work or
applies connected with the celebration, have been
aes;ioncj. The bills have been gone over ana many
iinor affairs looked into. An exhaustive and com
rehensive presentment will be made to Judge Moore
the Court OF Sessions to-day. II Is expected that
lrge number Of Indictments will also DO handed down,
nd it has been reported that they would be found
.anst the chief officials of both city and county who
ave had ANYTHING 20 do with the expenditures. MOI
ince the GIniId Jury Investigated the -. John hand
ounty Farm scandals and made a sweeping present
emit nearly years ago. has there been 50 much
interest In the work Of the grand Inquest AT present
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On Main Floor

satin Stripe Molres-fancy shades
27.inch japanese Silks--fancy shades
New Figured Indlas-light and dark
China Silks-light and dark-20 shades
China Silks-extra quality and lustre
Fine White Habutal Silks-2i.inch
Fine Black India Silks-iinn weave
Crepe dc Chlncs-21 .inch-evcning shades
Double width wool Suitings-colors and
back-wOrth 80
Striped Camcls hair-coiors and black
Fancy Wool Chevrons-worth 80
All Wool Dagonals-42-inch
All Wool Tailor Cloths and Tricots-54inch
Wool Coriurettes and Cashmercs
Fine Black Boucle Suitlngs-5f-inch
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emf AND THE NEW AMERICAN NAvV.-Prcs,-
dent I,nrri.ons messages TO Congress on insult TO
the ,meric AN uniform aud Hug In Valparaiso ma ex-
tended descriptions Of the new war"hips OF the
United states. with numerous Illustrations. aud In.
Guiding n complete list OF MI the new vessels thr''
size armnmrnt crews. etc This document also give s
comr,tc LIST of MI rho vessels of the old Navy THIS
Fstrn will be rcnd with the deepc. Interest by every
American citizen. Pamphlet form, 81 pages ID cent'
n
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TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

abort TALKS WITH AMERICAN VOTERS
o.. pa &c IN implicit composed entirely OF the maanf-
con, nriclcs OF Hon. Roswell q. Horr. written for
The Weekly Tribune. the Tariff aud the currency
hi. L. pcricrt mime of nformnon for an aggressive
KrrubIicnn cnmpnisn. Every campaign orntor shonid
po.,e..n COW. "ProtcctiOn Not n NV" Nhyn nigh
T,r,0 PAYS" The Real Doctrine Of Protection
'.Ricu aud Poor IN America" ''Reciprocty."
"lIoney for tho People " Farm Implements Abroad
THE Omaha Pnfform." Farm Mortgages ana
alliance Flint Money Nonsense nrc o"'y ~" u
the 10 pics treated. - cents n copy.
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n U MI p r. r. z Y S

M t,,,nnhrcv. succ.Gc- are scientifically and care
al ,r', - tyr -, u-,d for ycjrs In private practice
ond for over tn Is ycdf, 1i ia" people WIN ohf, SUI
c"~s Every single Specific special cur Tor Inc disease
named. . ....i,, 80 ,ot,c,u, 90,
v.en ana err lI faCt al Ned Che sovereign Renee
.,c of; br Grid.
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Good ready-made livery, is rare,
but there is such a thing; and
when you find it you have time
saver, money-saver, bother-saver.
We have good livery, ready to
put on. for your house-Servant or
coach-man-all the fixings, too;
hats, shoes, mackintosbes, neckties,
and the rest.
The best of it is, though, that
we take all risk. Send back what
you don't like.
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.CHAUTAUQuA IN 1s1!.-Now ready Ia n handsome
pamphlet Of Is pages Proinscy Illustrated. - cents
u cspy.
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, ls9S.-
The proceedings reported by the Rev. John ne
Downs. nm experienced journalist and Presbyter'an
clergy man. and revised mud cni"rxed' 1" p""p"''
form. "a cents "a copy.
VILLAGE IMPIO, EMENT. Why American VII.
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m. rmiuu nrtici. of h. a. Northrop setting forth
the ynlue Of handsome appearance and sanitary oct
tcrnirnts the pleasure 10 bc derived ny Tue hhno"
fro ~ associations and the great service
my man can do his native 'tilaxc eent' COPY
IS per 100 copies oOO copies Si'' A'""" so''''
S9J.
NkINIEY INDUSTRIES.-New. Acompatton Of
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,r,.. which ha w been e.nb shed under benehfed
nv t,,c Mckinley bill. Figures are given showihs
be,,er wusc. and lower prices Of manufactures
Gods ID cents IA copy
.rrrp.DINNER -PEECHE-.-A handsome pam.
mile, Of ~ pages. aiming the most eloquent ana
entertaining dinner speeches and memorial aa'
Jrc..c. OF The public dinner, OF tho winter oil 1917
o. In New-Nork Cuy. ID cents " copy
rn,uvNE WAR STORIE>.-A mnsnlnccnt coIicc.
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.c,uaI participants. some oil their tales are ""o"s
the mos thrilling and pathetic which nave occa p"'
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CAMPAIGN SHEET ENTRAs'-The campnigs "
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FRIDAY, AS Usual, BARGAIN DAY.
And Thus
1893 BEGINS.
In Basement

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Grenodine Scrims-4O.inch-worth IS f2ac
Fine Linen Tapestres-l5 colorings SOC
Heavy Petit Point Tapestries 5se
Crushed Plustes-24nch-al colors sSe
Plain Mohalr Pushes-all coOrs $40
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AMERICiX MIIIIONAIREs.-Thr Tribune roll "
prrson. rrpucd be worth million or more hns oesn
revised and repubiisbe IL gives tho names OF AO4I
,,o,oirc. of the United states and the fines OF busi
which en- CHI nndc his fortune. With paper
cover IN pamphlet form, the publication will cost
crut, &c paid. subscrip ton edition, on betfr
,.nrr with .iblc cloth will DO mailed 10 any
J.re.. IN manor box for I, 1. PROBABLY 800 changes
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. - =, ,.,..: p,,or ord Coi,d g. gB
!ndies CheVi". '~o 800, moss ,a,ve 40 sos
poulQarouk Coats-plan and emit 20
Fancy Cheviot Rcefers-Rrnmer facing 30
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SILK Matelasse Jackets-sat!n.llned Az
English Broadcoth Coats-trple Cape A. "a
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1, 30 rocro,. sohIo NJ mink trim ls %
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Fine Cape Newmarkets-worth 10 90 'oo
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Ladies' Night Dresscs-tucked yoke-erb'y trim 6oc
Chcmisos-pun slceves-loce trim 29c
Drawer.-lace. emb'y and btadng 800
Skrts-hem. tucks and cambrlc rufie 33c
Corset Covcrs-V shapc-enby tim 19c
Shaker Flannel Skirs-hcn and tucks SOC
Knit Yarn Skirts-fancy stripes soc
surah SIX sklrs-cod einb'y 49s
Chidrel's Canton Flannel Night Drawers 40
ladies' Canton Flannel Dawcrs-:uned 39c
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KNITTING AND CROCHET. fs0t.-Nsw 08 pages
The =, and hes. KNITTING and Crochet Extra
ever issued by The Tribune. - cents copy. This
Issue devoted patterns for lace garments. hHssock
nnd cushion trimming. curtain bands, bnas
nar. -caris fidlcs. hnndkerchrf-. ETC. III nd htios
a. IN cs charming 'i,mr and society nrticles
from The sunday Tribune. \ dciis nitui nunDcr.
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And the balance OF
Dres. Lengths and Remnants
AT HALF COST.
On Main Floor.

Satin edge eros Grain Ribbons. inch. ii
Molre and Satin-Black and cold-2 and 2i2 inch, ID
Colored SILK Moss Trimmings, ~
Fur Edglngs-coored silk heading. 90
Au.wool Shawls-2 yards square, l
Atwood Beaver Shawls-2 yards square
worsted Hoods and Fascinators. %
Ladies' Hand Embroidered Hsndkerchlefs, GAa
Ladies' japanese Silk-embrohered. 10
Gentlemen's fancy border SILK, 81
Fine Silk Mufiers-stylish paids and
strpes--worth sl.50. %
Hand. painted China silk ScaHs, Ia yards, 81
japanese Gold Embroidered Table Covers,
Japanese Cod Embroidered Lambrequins.
yards long-all colors.