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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-05

bilp against George Clements. The little
fellow was arrested some time ago for
shooting bis playmate, boy named
Sprouse. mention Of which was made In
the Dispatch. The Joy OF the mother
and sister was touching when they fea-
llxed that the lad was free. ana they led
him from the building, their countenances
beanlng with JOY.
Al a meeting Of the County Demo
cratic Committee, held yesterday AFTER
noon. the following gentlemen were APP
no,nted as canvassers during the pending
canpaign: George Perkins. ESD, captain
Mica ian Woods. Hon. George w. 9iorriA
nudge r. T. W. Duke. Jr., Frank Giimer.
Eso.. and John W. Fishburne, ESQ.
The Hon. Joseph T.. Willard. OF Fairfax
county. and Mr. G. l.. Ruhin, OK Rich
mond. the former president and the latter
n large stakeholder and a director Oh me
Piedmont Construction and improvement
company. were in Charlottesville yester-
da1, on business connected with the cleo
80 rati,vav which this company Is pre-
naring To construct They regard this
civ as a very promising field or invest
mont The President said TO your cor
rosnondent that he intended TO buiid m
charloftesville an electrician line second
,o none. Captain r. o. Troy the general
manager Of the company. formerly super
In,ondent OF the Virginia Midland Divis-
ion of the Richmond and Dah'lIie ral-
way Is pushing the details with energy.
About 100 pupils were In attendance
Yesterday st the white public senooi one
hundred and fifty new pupils were en-
rolled .,
The County School Board met yesterday
and arranged to invest portion Oh the
Dawson fund at per cent. interest.
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.
Misses Josephine and Lula Noel OF
washington Square. n. y members OF
Wv works. famous 100. are visiting at
Non,icaIlo. as are also Mr. NJ. A. &. Levy.
hrotber Of the proprietor Of the man.
slon and Mr.. n. q. Rottenberg, OF sum
ter. s. G. f.,
Mr.. John Poe, the noted football
trainer. is at the University: ne VIII
train the Varsity pig-skin kckers.
Mr.. T.. l.. Carroll has been eiec'eh sec
retary and treasury Of the Charlott ties
vl,le Land Company vice l.. ID. Aylett.
resigned. Mr.. Aylett ana family VIII, IN
a few DAYS. move to Richmond where
Mr. Aylett will engage in business. our
people regret to lose him. He is good
citizen. ,..
Senator Bate, chairman Of the Military
Committee OF the Senate. with his Clerk,
gpent yesterday at Monticello.
Evangelist ]. W. Lee Will begin pro-
tracted meeting In the Methodist church
here on the 10th instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-05

BLACKBURN.-Dled. September 4. 1891.
at o'clock =. n. az The residence ~ her
husband No. 50S north Twenty-third
street. after q long and painful Illness.
which she bore with Christian tortituae'
BETTIE. beloved wife Of y. III. Black
bum: in the 5-1 year Of her age
And SO I cry, a weak and human cry
so heart oppressed;
And | sigh weak and human sign,
For rest-lor rest
Funeral from the above residence
THURSDAY at 1 O'Clock J. ". FRIENDS
and acquaintancc5 are requested 10 at
tend, without further notice.
BLUNT.-Died, September 3. 1894. at 9:l5
4. NJ, JOSHUA ADDISON infant son ~
John ;. ana Annie d. Blunt; aged 10
months and days.
Funeral from the residence ~ his pa-
rents 81 south Pine street. WEDNES-
DAY AFTERNOON at o'clock.
New York and Atlanta papers please
copy.
sEDDON.-Died. Tuesday afternoon.
September 4. 1885, at o'clock, JAMES A.
son Of 4. NJ. and Josephine Y. Seldom;
aged 10 years and l. days.
Funeral from the Church OF the Cove
nant THURSDAY AFTERNOON a. !
O'clock. Burial in Hollywood CemeterV
| al T.. NJ.
Petersburg papers please copy.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. AZ 5ls east
| Clay street. FREDERICK WILLIAM, n-
| FAINT son of Rev. c. J. AM Clara O-h.-
schlaeger; aged months.
Funeral TO-DAY "Wednesday at II d.
NJ from the parsonage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-05
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA. September 4-Sun-
cured sales on Change to-day were good
and market unchanged. sfsOOse sales were
vSsv small. and private. Sales were mainly
ono or tw0 nlsr lots. Receipts are very
GOOD the StOnewall warehouse getting in
about 100 packages The new tobacco ap-
uears gritty, and. OF course, Is green ana
rather heavy, but tbs c0lors OF the hIst
cures are very bright -,. I'm l..
The new Southern warehouse VIII pc
done in time for tbs opening sale OF tne
18th instant. a 49,. ,h,,.
on.ning sale nj the Stonewall warehouse
Tomorrow. The floor will Bog fun OF new 70,
bacco. lust stripped, end from sew raj
Quarters Of North Carolina ava virginia
Our BUYERS should need no urging 10 az
tend the first important sale OF new As u
either bodes good OF evil for this mdrhet I.
rbis sale will no doubt be the one 10 start.
" not Ia establish. prices. our buyers VIII
All want To see the quality or the new
crop and should for this reason turn our
in fullest force. This IS strictly piah'-
ers' SALE too. -, 1000
Nessrs RichmOpd Maury or lpanVliie,
Va, and !. O. W. GraySiy, Oh 80
Mount, n. c.. and Samuel HarrlS' VI iie"-
dersOn, y. {. .. .... 4,
being spotted and rOtted by rams say
many reports. 49,. o.,,,,,,,.
iSs3 70 September |, 1894. amouhteu ~ ~
%. l96. 200 pounds. against q, $3.50 pounlds
from October I. 1892. 10 September l, lNsa;
Revenue collections to-day: cigars ana
cigarettes, N,J-l.1; tobacco, S''VV.'o' Az
tai s. 2l2 g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-05

J. Brauer. Beatrice Brsuer, Jean Dickens.
Bessie Wade. Alice Miller, or Michigan;
Louise Morrow. OF brooklyn. Enlth
BrHuer. Bernice Braucr. Maggie Reynolds,
Bessie Rcarlon. Elise Tucker. Mamie
Raglan, Irma Pearce, and Miss Annie
Watson. OF Washington; Masters Ed
, win Morrow. OF Brooklyn; Hunter Bar.
low. John Davis. Willie Burnett, Atwen
Temple, Roy Styl Oscar Crew, Clarence
1'riRg. Cabell pearce. Charles Brsuer'
Allen Summers. and Willie Talbot, Of Bar
tlmore.
Games OF all descriptions were indulge1
in by the company. after which an eie-
CANT supper Was partaken Of.
During the evening music was rendered
by Mrs. Wnlle Root.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-05
ARRAICNEO IN ROANOKE.
Hastings Court Proceedings-A Roanok,
Exhibit for Our Exposition.

ROANOKE. VA, September i-(Spe-
clal)-The September term Of the Hust-
inss Court Of this city began yesterday
bat nothing beyond preliminary work was
done. The grand jury to-day I'll. NJ.
Daniel, foreman brought an Indictment
against John Alexander for assaul,ing
George W. Cronk with a deadly weapon.
The case of Il. GollsWOTthy. charged with
forging the name OF II. II. Woolrun Z
an order for suit OF clothes, was con-
tinuci til September 10Th, on account Of
the absence Of Witnesses.
The ladies Of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union Of this city have APP
pointed committees 10 look after the
comfort of delegates TO the State conven-
ton Of the union, which Is 10 meet here
on the 18th OF this month. About 400
delegates are expected.
j. Hampton Hose. the Republican can
didate for Congress from this sixth dis
trict, addressed @ gathering at the Oh
Opera House tonight.
The Young Mons Business League OF
this city is making preparations Tor
Roanoke exhibit at the state Exposition
at Richmond this fan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-05
A nin,crnncc of Onininn.

A horse belonging 10 J. f. Cavedo and
driven by FL. 81. Goolson fell down az
the corner OF Seventh and Franklin streets
about half-past II o'clock Monday night
and remained there until , O'Clock yester-
day afternoon. evidently suffering con-
siderable pain. Or. Naughn-Lloyd. the
veterinary surgeon. expressed the opinion
that the animal had been shocked by
electricity from The strcet-car tracks, pnt
Electrician Jennings dl1 not think ms
could Doe tho case. The animal Was finally
removed in a horse ambulance by the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-05
wlLLlAMssURC's PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Good Quarters Secured for White Scho-
Iars-PersOnal and Social Notes.


WILLIAMSBURG, Va. September 4
Cspcclal)-The town School Board
held an important meeting yes
terlay and made all necessary ar
fragments for opening the schools on
October Isl, Very good quarters were
secured for the white scholars until q
building can be erected. y site on which
to build will be asked for al the next
meeting Of the CITY Council
Mr.. Lyon q. Tyler, Of William and
Mary. returned in his buggy from a
weeks visit 10 Gloucester.
Or. Charles f. Bishop. OF the college
faculty. Is now al the ROckbridge Baths
with Mrs. Bishop who is somewhat I'm
proved from her recent severe attack OF
sickness.
Rev. DR. Keller. Of Grove city. Pa.
ana largely Interested In recent purchases
Of land in this section, is here for snort
stay.
Rev. w. T. Roberts. Of Bruton Episco-
pal church. who has been spending his
vacation in Mecklenburg county, has re-
turned. much improved. and Miss Ellen
Lee Roberts. after a delightful WISH 10
her grandmother in Jefferson county, w.
Va. joined her father in Richmond ana
returned home Saturday.
Mr.. NOlly Richardson, VINO mas the
contract for the brick-work on the new
buIIiug 10 De- erected at the Eastern
state Hospital. arrived here yesterday,
ami viii commence work At once.
Grard-Lecturer Perke Jones. Of Ma
sonic LOdee No. s. left Yesterday for an
official visit 10 the Masonic lodges in
Nansemond and the nelghboring counties.
The Grand Lecturer expects to be absent
about ten days.
Dr John W. Nash. Of the asylum medi-
cal staff. has returned from his visit 20
Cumberland and Farmville, whore he
spent some time with his intimate friend,
Ex-Governor Mckinney.
DR. Booth, who has been cutie sick for
some time hopes to be able TO attend
the congressional convention which meets
at Virginia Beach.
4 number Of Richmond people were
here Yesterday visiting the places Of in
terest I'm this section.
Mr.. Robert r. Armistead. Superintenl-
eut Of Schools, left yesterday FOR Uamp-
ton ana Newport N-ws on important
business. Mr. Armistead Will be absent
several days.
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Northunberland's Fine Fodder.

UEATHSVILLE. VA, September T.
(Special The farmers throughout our
section are very busy saving the fodder
crop lust at this time They report very
fair crop, much better. in fact, than was
al one time expected.
The directors Of the Northern Neck
Agricultural Association ara busy pre-
pairing for their annual fair, when De-
gins on the 26th of this month.
\ good many Of our sportsmen nave
be4n ENJOYING some fine fun lately in
shooting bun bats and doves. The at
rosubere here for the last week has been
very foggy or smoky, as IL some great
fire was burning.
Mr. J. T.. Belts. who is employed In
the Capitol at Washington, IS at home
ar4in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-05
COURT CASES IN PITTsYLVANIA.
Two Criminals Found Guilty and Sem
tenced-Delegate Hall to Wed To-Day.

DANVILLE. VA. September tsp
clal)-The Corporation Court met to-day.
The docket IS very lengthy one. the
grand jury bringing in a large batch OF
true bills for felony, petit larceny, mis-
de,neanors, etc. TWO persons were tried
found guilty. and given terms in the peni-
Tertiary as follows: W. +. Slate ("htel
stealing a heifer. one year; Johh Suli
(coloredD. house-breaking, two years
Hon. y. \. Hall representative IN
the Virginia Legislature at the last SEES
sion from this county, win be married to-
marrow afternoon 10 Miss Mary Mustain,
daughter Of Colonel Musiain, of the
cguntV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-05

The poultry show at the Exposition to
be held i'm October promises 10 be one OF
The most interesting features I'm counec-
ton with the big fair. The exhibit Will
De made I'm the eastern wing OF the
of the main building up stairs. ana car
p.nterg are now at work making the
tables and platforms on which the coops
will be placed.
Arraneements have been made to use
patent coOps at the show.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-05
DR.. sEYMoUR's DEAD BODY FOUND
lie Came 10 His Death by Accident on the
MassanuttOn Mountain.


NEW MARKET. VA, September A.
(Special)-Dr William Il. Seymours BODY
was found this morning on the north
side of the Massanutton mountain, within
one mile Of Valley-Niew Springs. Dr.
seymour disappeared on the 9th Of June
last, as stated in the Dispatch at the
time. DiMgent search wac made for him'
but without avail. This morning Ohver
Reedy and Isaac Lloyd were hunting Tor
cranes and cane across his body in Il
rugged cliff of the mountain.
The verdict Of the coroner's jury shows
that one foot was fast between the rocks
and that both arms were fractured. a
gold watch, knife. papers. and several
dollars were found on the body. The YER
dict finds that Or. Seymour came TO ms
death by accident His remains were I'M
TERED here this evening, Rev. J. n. Sny-
der officiating
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-05
n.,,v Nav York Hotel Report,

NEW YORK, September t.-lspeeial.)-J'
,,'s,s,,ne w II. Jones. Miss NJ. Jones'
W = Paine. n. Shepardson, Mrs. ~
sbepafdson. Imperial; L. Bromen' nerT,'
dere; T. II. Mcdonald, fia1a' ~
."", pesinson Vendome; Mrs. J. Bryan.
"a 70 ,'V Dryan Westminster: W. S. Heath.
e. stephens: J. Cans. NJ Shields l.. Z
.nsssr Imperial; J. Brandt. Gilsey; Mrs
"a. 8. Stsrks. Sturtevant'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-05
Iirtb,tay Party,

At the residence Of the pastor. Rev
Or. j. ). Dill. 1901 Twonty-thiTd street
Thursday night. the young ladies' of Nena-
ble-Strcet BAPTIST church will give
birthday party. Each person attending
will De expected t. bring an envelope con
tanning penny for each year of his or her
age. Persons Of over 90 viii bee ADMITTED
for half price. Refreshments viii b.
so rtfCt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-05
kL6EMARLE COUNTY COURT.
Important Business Reconsideration
Clements Free-Second to None.

Important Business transhclcu-ueo
Clements Free-Second to None.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. September
4-(Special)- The County Court (Jndge
John Nj. White, presldng is in session
The grand jury found five indictments
four for felony and one for mlsdemeanor
The will of DIR. ". c. Dabney was ad-
mitted to probate, and his wife qualified
as executrix IN the sum Of $1,000. f.. G.
Greenway, OF England. took out pre-
limnary papers, preparatory 10 becoming
a citizen Of the United States. j. l. Bur-
russ was permitted 10 resign the office Of
constable. r. $. Wood qualified as con-
stable, and John w. Fishburne as notary
public, the latter for four years, from
July IL, 1894 The case Of the Common
wealth VS.. IL. l.. Baber, who Is charged
with burning house belonging to c. H..
Price, at Mediums River. was continued
until Friday. and bail allowed In. the
sum OF $50 The case OF Jessie Lawson,
charged with shooting Ira Shifilet. was
continued until the second day OF the
October term.
The Hon. Jefferson NJ. Levy, Of Month
cello, has presented jefferson N. Levy
Division OF the Brotherhood OF Locomo-
tive Engineers with a handsome set OF
regalias. Chef-Epgineer W. j. steele
made the presentation speech. Mr.. Levy
is an honorary member OF the order.
NOT A TRUE BILL.
A touching scene occurred yesterday
afternoon I'm the courtroom, when the
county grand Jury ret"rnsd """' ~ f-""
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-05
Mr.. TlselTTs AND HIS WHEEL
The Return After Journey OF Several
Hundred Miles.

Hundred Miles.
G,neral-Secretary George L. Iibbitts
az Tie Young Mems Christian Association
has returned from his vacation lie ar
rived ia the city on the fast mail from
.. hington yesterday afternoon and
v.rt Immediately TO the association build
Gel, where he was warmly greeted by his
many friends. both IN and out OF the as
...t.tlon. lie is considerably bronHei
g.n his outing, bat is the picture oil
En- and says ne never felt better IN
D. life
Mr. Tibbitts left here July 22d in com
,.., with his faithful wheel. and since
Co.. tlrn. III. has travelled hundreds Of
,.... and many times his only companion
ST.. that same ike. He says that ne
81. ,-yeral tumbles and both he and the
.... hal been somewhat bruised. but
,..- The TRIP as a whole was a deiightlul
.rt.. Secretary also said that while he
,,... . number II old friends, he also made
"a -.,,Isr Of new ones, and that ne was
treated in the most friendly and cordial
manner everywhere he went. On ths uip
p, secured many relies. "h'ch ne w
Keep az mementoes OF ms GUMS -
mad. "a number Of sketches from tue
beautiful scenery on the Aul' 0'iN~
mountains and other places.
A SEVENTY MILE WHEEL"
Baltimore was the first stop made py
lie seer, tary, and he did the Monument
tai ,!t, IN his wheel, remaining there one
day. From Baltimore he went 70 Ne"
York and four days we're spent IN doihs
the metropolis HIS next stop was al
Albany. the Trip UP the Hudson Deins
ln1tr by boat one day was spent !"
Neu Yori's capital. and then the kleh-
lall1er wheeled 10 u Lake George, us
t4.cc % about seventy miles.
OFF TO NIAGARA.
IN company with his wheel, Mr.. 11ooit's
then went to Plattsburg. thence TO AH
Seville chAs!n By boat Returning 10
Ilatsburs. be wheeled II 20 the Adlron-
cacds and o. Thousand Islands Several
days were spent In viewing the sights
around thee places. From the Thousahu
Islands ne went TO Toronto by steamer
thence 10 Lake Erie. and then to Niagara
From Niagara Mr.. Tibbitts made Dig
t1mp ana landed m Willimantic. CT, from
VII "a place he rode his safety 70 New
L1llon. From the latter place he went
q New York by steamer, where three
days were spent In Sightseeing He ar
rived Ia Washington Monday and left tue
national capital yesterday for his nome
here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-05
Charged with Betrayal.

| Marnus j. Ballard, a cigar-maker, liv-
! INK at 1914 Washington street, was ar
! rested on warrant yesterday charging
! him with the betrayal Of Ellen Dudley
! under promise OF marriage. The mother
Of tie girl swore out the warrant Bat
| lard denies the charge. IL IS only ~
years ola and the girl H. The case will
| l.. before Justice John this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-05
MUST HAVE A ROOM.
TROUBLE ABOUT GETTING QUARTERS
FOR TIE CITY ELECTORAL BOARD.
The Sub-Contractors Must Submit to the
Rejection Of Weather-Bcaten Tim
bcr--OTdinances Discussed.

tees on broondA ana buildings ana il'S-
lions was held IN tho City Hall last night.
Those. present from the former commit
tee were: Messrs. Carter chairman
Klng Blake, Epps. Gunst and Snead'
ana from the latter Messrs, Reeve, HoD-
son. Woody. and Smith
Clerk Ben. T. August, OF the Common
Council. presented petition made to
that body by the Electoral board OF
Richmond. requesting the use OF a room
for IT'S quarters made necessary by the
new election law. and referred TO the
two committees. MIR Blake made mo-
ton that the board be assigned a room in
The Cyty Han. but withdrew II when Col
op.l Cutshaw explained that the available
rooms were few. aud should be carefully
lushsnded o. meet the demand from
growing records ana other papers OF inn
I1r,ance.
Washington Han, the next available
location, Is under the sole control OF the
Hoard u Fire Commissioners, and Mr..
Ganst moved that they be asked 10 give
me Electoral Board a room In that build
Nr Epps stated that It was the intcn-
tim of the Fire Commissioners to Vdcate
Washington Hail and pail IL down.
Sir Carter thought So would be wen 10
get an ordinance before the Board OF
Aldermen go repeal me one giving Wash
ineoD Hali 90 the Fire Commissioners
anI 'hg- prevent that building being torn
down.
Nr Reeve favored referring the m't-
trr ,l Cd special committee, Who should
vltt Op ue commissioners, and OHercu
.r .m,ulm. ( GO mat effect Mr.. Bla~e
ga. az tr. J nlon that u the commits
si9r.rs l.I ut give room an ordinance
,,..t.l.ne f.,m O. DO so should be
Ias-.l Ills MOTION 20 90 ihis was now
ever voted down.
ST. Reeves amendment was adopted
ari 'ae Chair appointed on the committee
No rs Eeove Gunst ana BAke
.InVHtN.R I'tt THE AKNitlTl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-05
GRAIN AND corrov EXCHANGE

KIcnYoSD. Septcm ber &, IVA
OyyxrrSsa--- Wheat, I,77s bushels Corn
Vh,te. l.0e2 bushels mixed. 900 busheis.
oais ale bushels. Meal, rs bushels.
sALEs.-Hheet. cos bushels corn-w me- r.,';
40y bushels; mixed. 30 bushels. oa'e i''oN
Inshels Meal. ls bushels
QUOTATIONS. Wheat Longberry, b5aosc /;
r1.e1. slaAsc. snortbetry. oJa5sc.; NO. -
rel. 67LSa5sc Corn White virginia loag lo'si.
atnnlc. Nn white. O3Ma64c.: NO :
9,,Yoa. e2c. oars-Na 2 mixed. j4ha.j.,c !:
No 8 mixed, 3ia3tlse. winter, 3oasic hy@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-05

Mr. and Mrs. Virglnius Pcndleton, OF
10 rs north Twentieth street entertaihed
4 humber Of young people MONDAY nlsnl
IN honor Of their little daughter b'i'a"'
1t being her nth birthday.
Among those present were: Misses
Jean Knowles Marguerite Knowles. May
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-05

SIOUX CITY, IA, September 4-Three
nrominent buslne OF this city, rep-
resenting the Sioux Cfty Athletic club,
viii leave for Chicago tonight TO ea-
deavor to get Jackson to sign for tae
propOsel fight here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-05
::||:,

The proper goods ana the proper
price, or nothing. The buyers are
alert to what ought TO be here.
Read the advertisements. They
invariably endeavor to underrate
rather than eXaggerate statements.
Prices were never before at this
point-partly owing TO the change
in tariff, and partly owing TO our
spec ial acceptance of large lots OF
goods offered greatly below their
normal value.
SPECIAL MOUNTAINEERING
PRICES.
5oc. Atwood Black Serge for Sc.
C9c. Atwood Figured Armure for i9c.
Priestley's A.2j Silk-Warp "Eudora'
for &c
81 New Armure Creponette3 for 75c.
Guilrey's Curtain-Stretchers are
on sale to-day for SI.2S.
There are Children's Aprons of
every sort of good white material,
trimmed simply or elaborately.
They come as part Of the School
Outfits. The newest shapes. The
prices are about the cost OF mate
rial. Eleven various sorts, ten sizes
in each sort. The prices from $50.
to SI.35.
High Neck and Long Sleeve La
dies Crochet-Ribbed Vests for early
fall.
High Neck and Long Sleeves, Egyptian
yarn. that sold last season for 81.
These lie. each. or 3 for Soc.
Chndren's Low Neck and Short Sleeves,
fan weight, for L lie
A Special Hosiery sale is going
en-. Prices that beat all record.
See what you can buy for Sc. a pair.
Ladies' Fast-Black Rlchelieu Ribbed.
See the best SIC. Fast-Black Ladies'
Hose in the city, and then compare
these at pic.
Ladies' Colored-Boot-Top Hose for 19c.
Dining.Room Pictures, wide oak
frames, with lace applique Of gold
metal. Only SI.s5 each. Value
S4.75.
SPOONS.
Si6 sets OF silver-Plated Teaspoons for
1Sc. set.
ls6 sets Of Tablespoons to match at sic.
q set
The Christy Knife is here at SOC.
a set. Special carvers, 25o.
| HAVlLAND & CO.'S Limoges
France) Decorated Dinner Service,
I2o pieces, value SIS, for SIS set.
Shapes entirely new.
| THE COHEN co.