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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
UNTRIMMED HATS.

Never during our experience In the mill.
merry trade have such prices been nan.f
on HATS at this season 0f the year.
Here are probably fifteen shapes o
select from In CHIbDREN'S AND La.
DIES HATS. In the Rough Straw 0r
Fancy Braids, all coiors such Hats AS
sell for so, 81, and 7jc YOUR PICK OF
THEM FOR 2jc.
FINE TUSCAN AND CHIP BRAus
in Dress shapes, light and dark co..a
Some Of these shapes sold AS high AS
$l.50 ana N.l5. Choice Of these. wmcA l.
cludes twenty TO twenty-five shapes. &c.,
The FRENCH TAPE HATS. in all The
popular shapes and delicate shades. which
sold readily at SL50, our price lor tls
week 75c.
WHITE CHIP FLATS AND SHAPES.
with Fancy straw Edges, very lretty
and stylish, zoe.
ITALIAN LEGHORNs. in White and
Black-Children Misses and LADIES'
sizes-prices range from 25c. 20 N.l5. The
same values sell elsewhere for from M
to $3.50.
YACHTING OR SAILOR HATS. IN
White. Black. Navy, and Red. prices f0r
untrimmed from l5c. up 10 Sl.45, Trimmed
Sailors from 25c. UP 70 N.5.
CHILDREN , TRIMMED SAILORS
White or ColOrs. all sizes, zoe.
other styles at IS and iJc. finer grades
81 ana $3.50.
TAM 'SHANTERS. in Straw. CLOTH
or Duck. also BOYS SAILOR HATS
Special prices for this week.
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AN ImpoTENr ooNcLUsIoN.

The late Walter X. Martin cnce told
US the following anecdote:
The great. round stones that were in
front OF Or. wellford's house were roll
ed of tteir pcdestals and some one was
arrested and carried before the Mayor
Hon. Joseph Mayo for the trespass The
Commonwealth Attorney asked Mr.. r.
IL. Gibson. who was witness. II he knew
who did II. Objection was made 10 his
answering tie question on the ground
that II might criminate himself. The most
learned ard elaborate argument was made
all that day before the Mayor over the
point whether the question should be
answered. and the Mayor took until next
morning 70 decide. when he held that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
A Feast of Bargains
N
House Furnishings.

I,4oo Window and Door Screens
90 on sale to-day. Special low
prices.
Adjustable window Screens, will ex-
tend from IS 10 81 inches, walnut
finish frames, pc each; other sizes at
prOpOrtionate prices.
Door Screens. imitation walnut moulded
face and beaded and covered with
green wire cloth, CSC each.
Crepe Tissue Paper for making Lamp
Shades any color, l9c roll.
Banquet Lamps, % inches high CORFU
gated column, gilt finish, and centre
draft burner, $50 each.
SiverPlated Teaspoons, l9c set in
stead OF SOC
Deep Cut Glass Salt and Pepper Shak-
ers, 29c each.
500 Cotton Hammocks. strongly made
and worth lac each, for zoe.
$50 dozen Brilliantly Polished Imitation
Water Tumblers, i5c dozen.
Still selling those large Arm
Rockers, sixteenth century finish,
at SI.oo each, actual value $3.50.
Sole agents for the North Star
Refrigerators. Best in the world.
Hard wood. cork filled walls, inte-
rior circulation of cold, dry air.
Prices as low as the inferior kind.
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1g'(9FE;
COMPANY
Il. t3, IS and II East Broad.
Il, 10, IS and II East Broad.
THURSDAY. May 81. 1885,

THURSDAY. May 81. 1895.
Generally we combine news and
bargains. To-day every line tells
of BARGAINS, into which newest
goods are squeezed for service.
Extraordinary efforts made to-day,
so that every visitor may carry
home a souvenir or the Big Store.
Catchy fine Cotton Tissues. The
ra1lc. quality, sheer and thin, in
exquisite colorings, 6Ac.
Outing Cloth, beautiful flannel
like material, pretty designs, SC. !
Real French Cinghams, 80 inches
wide. newest designs, I5c. to-day
from 2Sc. =.
A Woollen Dress' No price hin
derance to-day in buying the mate
rial.
so and SIS French Pattern Suits, %. .,,
Xii the French Pattern Dresses from slo
TO $25 are $3.50 to-day. , Ill
soc quality Colored Dress Fabrics, all
wool, are 29c to-day. ,.o zoo
a
Tan and Gray Covert Cloth. with pretty
hair-line stripe, double fold, 10 2-5c.
Is pieces Silks are at your mercy
to-day.
9 pieces Fancy China Dress SILK at lgc
a yard
Solid Black China silk. for Dress or
Shirt Waists lie yard.
Sc quality Fancy Dress China Silks are
4Sc to-day.
A SILK sack Brocade India, beautiful
designs, 47c to-day
81 quality Black Satin Duchesse, Tic to-
day.
Sl.35 quality Black Silk Armoure, Sic to-
day.
Quantities more-cant mention them
here.
Too many Gloves on hand, even
for our big Glove trade.
SILK Mitts, Sc a pair, from 19c.
39c Silk Mitts are l9c to-day.
75c Silk Gloves are 45c to-day
100 pairs all shades and sizes Of $3.50
Ladies' Kid Gloves 69c to-day.
Natural Chamose Cloves 69c.
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HandkerchiefS.

300 dozen Ladies' Embroidered All-Linen
Handkerchiefs are here tO-day-JOc
quality l5c.
Buy your Shirt Waists to-day.
Extraordinary prices held forth.
Pretty Percaie Shirt Waists, Numbered
cuffs and collars, SOC.
French Percale Shirt Waists full laun-
dered bosom, collars and cuffs, 73c for
the 81 kind.
silk Shirt Waists from % to s. that cost
generally from 81 to SIG.
95 Silk Umbrellas, tortoise shell
handles, cost So generally, $3.50
to-day.
Dark Blue Gloria silk Ladies' Umbrellas.
with natural twisted handles. $L5O.
from $3.50.
Gloria SILK Umbrellas, with mourning
handle. 26 inches, Sl25, from -.
Handsome White Satin Parasols. N.75.
China six Parasol. with pretty trill
rutile. SIS.
Special prices in the Mems De-
partment.
Gents $50 Quality Laundered Percale
Shirts, with detached collars, SIC.
Gents Laundered Percale shirts, de-
;ached collars and cuffs, $3.50 quality
Soft Finish Negligee Shirts. HandWo-
ven Cheviot, Soc from 75c.
The usual SOC Negligee Shirts are DC
to-day
The best Soc value ever sold in Gents
Unlaundered White Linen Bosom
Shirts.
29c buys Reinforced Cnaundered
Shirt, with fine cambria bosom
u 1-2c for Gents Four-in-Hand Hopsack
Washable Ties.
soc Four-in-Hand silk Ties, in u diff.
ferent designs, 1gc each.
% dozen small, neat z. X. Windsor Ties.
25c quality, lac.
25c quality Tan and Leather Shade
Gents Half Hose, u lie a pair.
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KAUFMAN 8 Co,
The Great S ale of
MILLINERY,
AS advertised in Sundays paper.
had the desired effect.
Our Trimmed
hat. DEPARTMENT
WAS CROWDED WITH
DELIGHTED BUYERS ALL DAY.

Knowing the truthfulness OF our "als,
they expected much-we even excoeie4
their expectations In the remarNrs
values given.
THE SALE CONTINUES THIS WEEK
WITH MANY ADDITIONAL ATIEAc.
FIVE NEW SUMNER STYLES AIDE.
DAILY.
10 give you an inlling OF some 0f Or.
values. we shall quote few prices
Here are CHILDREN'S PRETTY STY
LISH HATS. trimmed witt ribbons asI
flowers, usually sell for 50; price cIt IN
half, $50.
Others that were 81 and s. now s.
LADIES' DRESS Hans. styushly trf-.
med, IN any color. former price s. ana s.
now s. and $3.50
BLACK LACE HATS that usually So,
for 81 and ST. now $50
CHIP, TUSCAN, AND NEApOLITAN
STRAW TRIMMED HATS AND IsDN.
NEfS at 81 and s.. former prices s. Az
IMPORTED PATTERN HATS. that
were SIS and $50. now IS ana $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
A Narrow Escape.

4 young lady, who does not WISH her
name 10 annear had a miraculous escape
from death yesterday from runaway
horse. She was driving along slowly in
front Of Or. Hatcher's church when some
equestriennes galioped towards her; A
gust OF wind caught their skirts ana pieW
them IN like balloons. The horse attach
ed TO The buggy took fright, and fairly
flew over ground as far up Grace as
Madison. There he ran the buggy against
a tree. smashing it into hundred pieces,
and the young lady was thrown on t me
Jury. her only injury being few scratch
es on her hands and face. The horse kept
on nm Grace street, but was finally stopped
by two or three men standing IN the
middle Of the street and waving their
hands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
xl,DEnDIL,'s OUTING.


~.sr Ashsvills--Re"i E.'"'e Sales.
AsHEvILLE. N. c.. May So.-speciai'
.rha real estate sales of the past few
as have aggregated more than $4,000
casn Mrs. Mirage Allen. OF London. has
,,,s, Contributed a check for $1,000 to aid
T., establishing cooking school near
here. / have not been able to ascertain
whether she has ever been here and
stopped at any OF our hotels or not, but
the gift, to say the least, is suggestive.
George Vanderbilt will be down here
next week with party Of friends from
the North. and they. with a few invited
guests from here, will go into camp for
ten days or two weeks. as similar
party did last summer.
The Linville Improvement Company is
at work again working extensive improve
ments in and around Linville, Mitchell
county. They are building turnpike
road to connect that little town with
Morganton. The company is composed OF
wealthy northern gentlemen. who have
great faith in the resources Of that beau
tffuI section OF North Carolina, but the
hard times caused them TO suspend their
improvements last summer. 1t is graft
flying to know that they are at work
again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
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and all other CONTAGIOUS DISEASES
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PRICES N REACH OF ALL.
DO not delay getting one until sickness
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Cali at elthe.' Of our stores-Main or
Broad street-end We will take great
Measure in sho wing you these FILTERS
now in use.
Also. the famous GATE CITY STONE
FILTER.
For SIS you can get a Filter that vii
give you seyenty-hye gallons OF pure
water per day.
The LENARD REFRIGERATOR IS still
In the lead
Be sure to get our prices II you want
REFRIGERATOR. ICE-CREAM FREE
Err. or WATER COOLER.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
CLASS UNION,
Interesting Meeting of the Alumnae OF sa-
lem Female College.

WINSTON. N. c., May 3o.-special-
The class reunion this morning and the
Alumnus Association meeting this after
noon were attended by several hundred
patrons and former graduates or the
Salem. The States represented included
North Carolina. South Carolina, Georgia,
Florida, Tennessee, Virginia, Alabama,
Texas Indiana, and Pennsylvania. Many
interesting addresses were made and pa
pers read. The Alumae fund was In
creased TO two thousand dollars. AS
soon as II reaches twenty-five hundred
the interest on II will be used In educat-
ing a deserving daughter of some Alum
nae.
The Emma Moore memorial steps were
formally presented 10 the trustees OF the
college. They were donated by Colonel
Garritz. of Texas, in honor of his de-
ceased wife. who was educated here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
FLONERS.

THOUSANDS TO SELECT FROM.
&c. choice of an immense lot. same as
are sold elsewhere for 55c.
our soc. SPRAYS AND MONTURES
are the same styles which sold Tor 81 ANA
Sl.2j early in the month
Large shipment of IMPORTED PINK
AND JACQUEMINOT kOa.5 AND
FOLIAGE FOR TRlMME1 IEGHORNS
AND WHITE CHIPS, very elegant sy-
fish. and cheap.
BLACK JETTED TIPS. PLUMES.
QlILLS, COQUE PLUMES. AND NiO-
LETS IN all the very latest effects.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
BURGI4Rs At DURH I'M.
They Force Open safe IN the ONCE OF H.
L. Duke and Secure yalusbies.

DURHAM. N. c.. May SO-Special-
Burglars entered the private office of B..
L. Duke here last night through a rear
window. and broke into the safe Of v.
Ballard. They got a valuable diamond
ring. gold seal ring. and a pair Of fine
diamond ear rings, and thirteen dollars
in money. They tried TO open the vauit,
i'm which there was large sum OF
money. but were frightened away be-
fore The work was accomplished.
The Richmond and Danyille, ticket
Offices were broken into and robbed of
a batch of tickets and small sum or
money. A drug store door was opened,
hut nothing was stolen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31

A rather ludicrous joke was played on
the hasman of the Richmond and Dan
Vile train which brought the Greenville
5. c., Guards and the Danyille Greys 10
the city
AS the train was leaving the station at
South Boston several of the "soiers"
got on the steps Of the last ear and re-
fused TO allow the trainman TO get aboard.
and the conductor did not discover his
absence for several minutes after the
train had proceeded about ten miles, and,
OF course. II was impossible TO go back.
This story win probably be the first
animation the conductor has had as to
what caused his fiagman TO be left unless
the hagman has succeeded In walking
ties 10 the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31

We don't mean 10 disparage the great
United states Government, but we can
sneak Of its demand on Virginia for pay
mont of Virglnias bonds held by 1t no
otherwise than as a piece OF impudence.
Virginia has made the United States
Government repeated advances OF money
when that Government needed the money,
and those advances remain unpaid at
this day. IL the Government wants pay
ment OF the bonds OF Virginia which II
holds all II has to do is TO take from
IFS Treasury the money which 1t owes
10 Virginia and apply that money TO the
navment of those bonds. when they VIII
be paid and justice will be done all
around.
Virginia's record connected with her
debt has not. unhappiiy, beer all ina, her
sons would like 1t TO be, but they VIII
all endorse her officers in refusing to an
sv,er this demand upon her. The unitei
states Government owes her more than
she owes II. ard the impudence OF their
demand will not be any less impudence
mil the United States actually pays 10
VIRGINIA what is due her after accounts
orr balanced
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31

Mr.. Gibson should answer II. Great ex-
,ec,ations had been raised by this time.
and MIR. Gibsons answer was awaited IN
deem silence. and he answered that he
did not know.
We are very much disposed TO think
that when the Senate gets it's newspaper
witnesses 10 answer. similar result VIII
occur. But we cannot forbear, nevcrthe-
less 20 say that It's committees conciu-
sion TO report the recusant witnesses 10
the courts OF the District Of COLUMBIA
is about as lame and impotent a con-
cusion as ever was reached.
The inquiry relates to the character Oh
senators ard their right TO remain
members OF the Senate. and that pooy
has complete power to make witnesses
answer proper questions. II has All 'ne
power of the courts OF the Disulc, "a
Columbia, and there is no sense IN sen.
ing these witnesses there to pe ued''
with, while there Is great reason 10 ie"'
that the investigation will be aoou, as
impotent and absurd as another iegisia-
tive investigation Of which we have heard
in our own borders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
THURSDAY MAY 81. 1894.
MEETINGS AND EVENTS THURSDAY

Aurora Lodge. I. o. o. f., Ellett,s Hail.
Henderson Lodge, /. o. o. f., Toneys
Hail.
Manteo Tribe, I. O. r. NJ, Kerse's Hall.
A. w. Glinn Council, Jr o. u. A d.
Jr. O. L. A. NJ. Hall ,
Davis Council. Jr. o. U. A. NJ. Eighth
JEFFERSON Lodge, /. o. G. T.. Boxes Hall;
Soldiers Home Lodge, L. O. Gil, soldiers
Home.
ST. Patrick's Beneficial Society, Twenty
sixth and Grace streets.
Stuart Horse Guard. Snyder Building.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31

Earned runs-Richmond. 4; V. NJ l., o.
First base on errors-RchmOnd I: Y. VI.
Blscoe, >. Struck out-By Ellyson. 8: bv
Bscoe. t. Stolen bases-RchmOnd 10; Y.
NJ. l.. 8. Left on bases-Richmond. 3; Y.
NJ. l.. 5. Hit by pitched ball-Turner 90.
Biscoe. Sacrifice hits-W. Duke (2). Bur
nett Turner, COOtes, Jones. TWO-base
hits-EllysOn, Jones. Double plays-Elly-
son and Burnett. EllysOn. Topper and
Burnett: Cooke (unasssted). Passed ball
-Cootes. Wild pitch-BiscOe. Umpire-R.
c. Williams. Time Of game-One hour
and forty minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
NULL CAPS AND sUX.BONNETS.

Hct weather calls for something I.ght
and cool on the children's heads: whaf
more serviceable or comfortable can yol
get than one OF those CORDED OR
TUCKED BONNETS OR CAPS which
We are showing at -. -. and SOC They
can't be matched for the price elsewhere.
Should you want something more elabo-
rate We have them up 10 1850 and $.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
CHEMIsETTFS AND WINDSOR TIE

The popularity Of the above articles
this season makes IL next d impossible
TO keep a supply \ shipment received
Saturday makes the assortment complete.
The prlce-25c.-is n minor consideration
where attractiveness rs considered
Another popular article is the STEER
LING SILVER BELT Bt ChLE. OF which
we show a large variety Of styles and new
designs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
EDITORIAL COMMENTS.

n-.w York Herald: In moving FOR tne
tei"ai nrosecutiOn, under an ola sta
are nassed before the war, OIL tne tba
snondents who refused 10 ISNeos CO..
names Of informants IN pred IGymaetjgating
Gdance the Senate Sugar lVestsa,thm as3
Committee has gone 10 an extrene '""'
can hardly command public approval
Times. New York: The De Dem RAJ, he he
the Second Arkansas DISTRICT WI tho o
eJ,,jl+v If an jnconceivable blunder II ihey
Pan 10 renominate Clifton X brsc -h !.
ridge for Congress. Mr.. BreChlni 1issstrict
a Congressman who honors ni CON
bv representing 1t. and makes IL c con-
S33irnaus unit in the total Of the con-
gressional apporuonmeht-
New York World: The recent s'r ssttl cd
the Great Northern railroad was se'leu
bv arbitration. brought about by me
Efforts of business men in St Faui anu
Minneapolis. n.,,rharca
This prevented a serious dlsturp1iarHneeed
Of business, a heavy loss 70 the Ta ran s
and 10 all who depended upon IL loi
TRANSFORMATION. and a disastrous loss "a
WAGES TO the men. 1t spared protracteu
controversy, hard feehns anu pei"'P1
even a physical conflict. 90 orh,-
Fnamored of these results OF arp arp
tration. Congressman Tawney, OF NH VII
nesota, has set out TO prepare yiIi
which ne will presently introduce III
Congress TO compel the settlement OF
all such controversies between railroads
and their employees by arbitration
New York Sun: The Montreal Dally
Star is away behind the age If 1t really
believes that Colonel Abe Slupsky, Wholn
the Sun has heralded as celeprai 9n
educationalist in St Louis, is a cred.io ii
of the Imagination and inventive genius
of this newspaper.
our esteemed Canadian contemporary
is one Of the last surviving victims OF d
cnrions and once widely spread popular
delusion, II 1t still doubts the actual exist
ence Of the great champion of school
reform. 1t seems odd TO be called upon
in the year 1894 TO inform anybody that
Colonel Abe Slupsky is not a myth.
we assure the Montreal Star that Col
onel Abe Slupsky. the champion and
chieftain of school reform, Is "A person
of real flesh and blood, although not or
quite so much flesh as the Hon. Grover
Cleveland himself.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
ASHLAND ORDINANCES.
Those Relating to the X. +. and +. and the
Sunday Closing of Stores.

ASHLAND. VA, May 5O.-special.-Ihe
Town Council Of Ashland has recently
PASSED and prepared for the public re-
yyised and enlarged ordinances, which are
OF considerable interest to the people or
the town. OF particular interest are the
clauses directed toward the Richmond;
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad ana
those relating TO closing places Of bust
ness on Sunday.
II is more than probable that weekly
paper will soon be edited and printed
here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
BEWILDERFD TIE CADETS

V. VI. I. succeeded in adding one to
their score in the ending Of this inning.
Jones scoring on his two-base hit, assisted
by stolen base and Ellysons wild throw
to second. Nothing Of interest occurred
until the ninth. except a double play in
the seventh-Ellyson TO Burnett-and an
other double in the eighth, Ellyson catch
ing Coffeens grOunder and throwing 10
Johnson, who threw to Burnett, putting
out Cootes and Cofeeu.
In the ninth Richmond increased her
score by five runs. Ellyson making a
fwo-base hit when the bases were filed.
sending in three men
Rain prevented the College team from
playing Miller Academy in the evening.
Below is the score OF the mornin0 por,s.
RICHMOND COLI EGE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31

The earnings OF the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad for April, 1894, were
SOS 7i5.77; expenses. s24. 5G045. The earn
ings of the Petersburg railroad for same
month last year were S4s524.43; expenses.
S31. est. CO.
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THE E. B. TAYLOR CO.,
No. lOH East Main Street and
No. 8 East Broad Street,
RICHMOND, VIZ.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THAT, a
y general meeting S9tt,,, 59S YORK
RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE. 49,, 80.
ROAD COMPANY Is hereby eA s,id COM
n oa'S holding together one-tenth ,aea
more Of It's capita stos ,so Snd vol corner
~ rcn,n and Bank streets. IN the eiyy
Of Riehmond. Va on On The oc; SsiH "a A. n.
- 70, slider and act upon such bIs..
ness as may be S ,ns aIIinr o f'S va
cancies and making OF changes "e ase,,,.
the officers and directors , Of s sI,' Of y he
pi"Smond. York River and Chesape"s,,,
railroad its franchises and ps ,srSns and
Conditions as may then and there DC w
termined. -. q. ,Sot
Dated New York, May % ~"
(Signed) ~.os,,.rp
q. SHERMAN.
ANTHONY ]. THOMAS.
.o,...os Committee.
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LEGAL PROFESSION.

- = = : "
d ATToRNEi AND COUNSELLOR
AT LAW
Qaw office. No. state Bank Building.
Telephone 7H. >Post-O Once Box 26S.
practices in ali the State and United
States Courts in Ricamond. Deeds and
Wills carefully prepared. Acknowisds-
ments and dispositions taken; Collections
promptly made and RENTED.
5e22-ly -
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DUCK SUITS.

The great sale of Ladies' Duck
Suits continues to-day. 200 more
came yesterday. Special prices on
all