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The evening world., 1894-08-31
CAME FOR BUSINESS MEN,.
Never More Than a So Limit,
Says Proprietor harkston.
Nevertheless He Was Told TO Shut
Up the Place.

Capt. James Campbell, Of the Adams
street police station. Brooklyn, this
morning submitted report 10 Supt.
Campbell on an alleged gambling place
at 4yl Bridge street
When Capt Campbell called at the
house last night. accompanied by two
detectives. he found the proprietor, H.
u. Markston. sitting on the steps with
his wife.
II understand you have a game here ="
said Capt. Campbell.
The man denied that there had BEEN
a game on for some time. He took the
Captain upstairs. where there were two
poker tables, surrounded by some small
er tables for REFRESHMENTS
This isn't, strictly speaking, game"
said the proprietor. as only reputable
business men come here.
The game never exceeds a limit OF
-. and most OF the time II confined to
limit 81 81"
Capt. Campbell says there were no
cards or chips In sight. but they might
easily have been put away.
He told Mr.. Markston that he would
raid the place at the first opportunity
and let the courts decide II II was legal
to run game for reputable business
men"
The evening world., 1894-08-31
TOWING RATE WAR.
Rival Hudson River Companies Ac-
cept Ruinous Prices.

ALBANY, n. Y, Aug. 3l.-The great
est rate war which has ever been known
In the towing business Is now In progress
ON the Hudson.
When the Cornell Company purchased
the Beverwyck Company's boats it was
said that there would beno reduction In
rates. but, nevertheless. "A great cut has
been made by the Roman and Cornell
lines which may, II continued, wreck one
OF the companies
The old charge for towing a loaded
canal-boat from Albany to New York
was $25 but now II is but IS. Twelve dol
lars was the old charge for towing
light canal-boat from New York to Al
bany; the cut rate IL s.. The rate for
loaded boat from New York to Albany
was SlS, but now Is $40.
The Roman and Cornell companies have
'scalpcrs' all along the river to catch
trade. II canalers arenot satisfied with
the low rates, each Company will offer
special rates rather than let the rival
Company get the business.
Both companies are losing money daily.
but II Ii a fight to the finish. and II
looks AZ n the fate OF one OF the two
companies will be decided.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

Domino had hard work to beat Ducat
yesterday. 1t was only after furious
drive through the last quarter that the
Keene crack managed to beat Eugene
Leigh's colt. Domino will now have
more cause than ever to dodge Clifford
and Henry OF Navarro, for both Of these
colts can give Ducat weight and beat
him easily. Ducat in his last race at
Saratoga had to be punched out to beat
Figaro. On Domino's class he should
have given twelve pounds and a beating
to Ducat very easily. As was seen
yesterday he had to be driven his hard
est to win. After the race was over the
Coney Island management offered
purse of 5000, of which 5000 to first,
81, 800 to second, and $500 to third, for a
race between Clifford, Domino and
Henry Of Navarro. The offer was condi-
tional that all three horses go. Byron
McClelland positively refused to race his
colt at a distance less than a mile and a
furlong. and the matter was dropped.
Clifford and Domino both prefer a mile.
have the race come of on Labor Day. A
race between the trio would attract a
tremendous crowd and furnish no end OF
excitement
Ward Man Burns's recital of how he
won s., 900 in one day at the race track
would have been swallowed by racing
men, II he had not named Sam Emery
as the man who furnished him with
tips. That killed his story, for Sam has
not picked six winners in SO long that
II he ever did 1t must have been in a
dream.
Judging by the clouds OF dust that flew
from the turf course yesterday. there
is very little difference between that
and the regular track. A good sprin-
king would freshen up the turf and put
II In good shape.
II is to be feared that Bassetlaw is
not much account: Clayton was blamed
yesterday for moving up SO quickly with
Bassetlaw on the first turn, but those
who criticised did not notice that Matt
Allen was directing Bassetlaw's move
ments by signal from the infield.
II Is probable that Jockey Lamly will
be reinstated within a few days. The
boy has received an excellent offer from
Lucky Baldwin. and the latter has.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
.BlBE FORCED INTO HIS ARMS
Little Anton Strauss Found Him
self Q Foster Father.
Beautiful Girl Infant Abandoned by
. Well Dressed woman.

Matron Travers had in her possession
Mt Police Headquarters this afternoon
one OF the prettiest girl wallis ever picked
zip In the streets OF this city. 1t was
abandoned to the care OF twelve-year-o old
Anton Strauss, OF 40s East seventy-first
street. by a well-dressed young woman,
who accosted the boy In sixty-eighth
ptreet. between Lexington and Third
AS nearly as the boy could recollect,
the woman was attired In striped
SILK waist, black dress and small hat.
She impressed the hoy as being "a
grand lady" Anton irst saw her when
she walked up to him with the babe In
her arms, she having crossed the street
from the founding asylum In Sixty
eighth street. She laid the infant In the
Here, little boy" she said excitediy;
take the baby and carry It into that
place" She pointed at the asylum and
And tell them in there to put It In a
carriage and give II a ride. 4 lady told
me 10 leave 1t there"
ward Lexington avenue and disappeared
around the corner. Little Anton stood
holding the infant the little one lying
a1,euy In his arms nonplussed as to
They would not take the infant in the
asylum, and somebody among the crowd
winch mad r Bsembled suggested that he
take II TO the Fast Sixty-seventh station.
and he did so.
There Policeman Edward Bowes WAS
deieEated 10 carry the mite to Police
Headquarters, and to take Anton along,
too, to tell how he came to he In DOS
session of the baby.
At Police Headquarters the boy cried
as IN his heart would break, evidently
under the Impression that he had com.
United grave crime. Sergt. Harley and
everybody else around the Information
bureau at once fell In love with the babe
~ has dark. curling hair. big, round
lnquiring blue eyes. shaded with Ions
osrk lashes. II In about two months
oid, ana appears TO be very healthy.
IL was Handsomely dressed In a whit.
gown, carefully made and trimmed witt
lace. WIN
On Its head was "A white lace bonnet
When Anton got hold OF the little waIf
she was carefully wrapped up In a whit,
shawl OF good material
~ nobody appears by tomorrow morn
tng TO claim the child II will be turned
over TO the Department of Charities unC
( Correction. ">
The evening world., 1894-08-31
FOR PRISCO'S MURDER
Araos, Who Is Thought to Have
Killed Him, Arrested.
Captured at His Home In lsng
island After a Long Search.
He Denies that He Ever Knew the
4 Assassinated Italian.
Especial TO Tn. Evening woridJ


NEW BRUNSWICK, y. j., Aug. 81
The detectives who have been working
on the Frisco murder case to-day lodged
in fall another OF the men accused OF the
crime.
! The second arrest In the case In the
more important because the prisoner is
alleged to be the man who struck tae
blow that caused Prisco's death.
According TO afiidavits secured by the
Detectives. the three men, Rugusa,
Arace and Spina, enticed Frisco from
the house at Sand Hills, and while spina
and Rugusa were walking with him on
either side, Arace came up behind and
struck the Italian In the back OF the
head with an axe.
Afterwards the three placed him on
the track and waited TIL train ran
over him, hoping TO obliterste the evt-
dences of their crime.
The detectives arrested Spina Wednes-
day and lodged him In jail that evening.
secure Arace, who had farm at Rock
vile Centre, l.. J., but he was not
taken, and yesterday the officers made
This time they succeeded in capturing
him, and he was brought to this city
late last night by oliver and Housell
and lodged In jail.
This morning he was arraigned before
Justice Ford for hearing.
Arace made q statement in answer TO
qusstions asked through an interpreter.
which was taken down by the Justice.
The statement was as follows:
II say / did not kill Frisco. / do not
know him at all. ! never knew him. 1
lived IN Pennsylvania in 1881 and In lS92.
asa and 1894.
II worked In Jamaica, L. l. The last
two years have lived all over. 1
haven't been In the State of New Jersey
for two years. I never worked on a
farm at the Sand Hills, this county. i
have nothing more TO say"
When Arace was arrested, he tried to
brtbc the detective to let him 60.
The evening world., 1894-08-31

U Is SAD, INDUCED Father BIZ ID
relinquish his claim on the lads sen
"1 tb,nL NV eu,, hos ,..,
treated bv The bandicannar sai
Galway just before the sixth rae
terday, and l am only. startindt1
timated her ability" Mr.. GaIway didnl
have a word to saw after the NrScvI
. Lightfoot won in n Gallon
~;
Ed Corrigan's colt Joe Murphy RAJ
The evening world., 1894-08-31
Round About Town.

Morris Cohen. Of 1888 Lexington avenue while
attempting 10 board Third avenue cable car
at On- HUNDRED and Thirteenth street this
morning slipped end fell lIa head and left
leg were Injured. lie VAS taken to Harlem
Hospital
Samuel MinbcrErr. Of Is Cannon street, while
attempting a. board urosS town car IN front
NJ t9i East Houston street TODAY, MAS struck hy
Wagon owned by Ferdinand Breslen NJ l3I
Fast Houston street, and was severely Injured
In the aide lie was remNS ed 10 Bellevuo Hos
ptal The driver ~ tho car was arrested
Justice Meade In NorkVille Police Cuur, to
day committed Eliza Mihdlshrook NIFTY three
years old, ut Astoria, l.. l.. for examination as
TO her sanity.
Henry Carr, thiny-i~o yeArs old ~ .gi West
SiAty-third street, Wa removed from his home 1,
North brother Island last night suffering from
small poN,
Abraham Singer, thirteen years old Of u,
orchard street, Was sentenced tu the Juvenile
Asylum by Justice Koch In the Essex Market 10.
lice Court to-day. His mother said that he vas Il
very bad boy and asHoclated with eyll companions
The evening world., 1894-08-31
MRS. WlNSLOW WILL APPEAL
wants ~ Divorce Decree Ov~rruIed
--Dr. Horns Two Suits.
Ny Asstrlnted Press

Wy Nh%'lbttu TFthsD
YANkTON, =. H., Aug. M.--Daisy
Edna Winslow, "A divorced wife of Her
bert Hall Winslow. the playwright, has
changed her mind and will appeal from
the decision by which her husband se-
cured separation, to the Supreme Court.
She asks to nave the decision of Judge
Smith. who granted the divorce, over
ruled
Dr. Ahram korn. once Health In
spcCtur Of Brooklyn. has applied for di-
wore" from his wife, Julia Korn, on the
ground of desertiOn. The case Is pend
ing In the first judicial Circuit Court of
South Dakota. and there il another case
in which the same parties are Interested
now before "A tribunal in New York
state.
While Dr. Korn was completing his
resiicnr" in South Dakota, preparatory
To bringing hi action. Mrs. Korn was
suing him FOR decree without leaving
home. Now tn" case hinges on the qucs-
tion, which court has priority Of juris-
d!CtIOn.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
WAS IT A FIXED MACHINE.
Fi.keIstein Lost His NickeIs, Then
Arrested the Bartender.

Louis Finkelstein. a bartender in the
employ OF Saloon-keeper Barrish, OF
Eastern Parkway and Watkins street,
brooklyn. was arraigned in the Gates
Avenue Police Court this morning.
charged with maintaining a gambling
device In the shape OF a nickel-in- the
slot machine. Sergt. Reimels. OF the Lib
erty avenue station, discovered the ma
chine last night and thought he would
test II. lie played II eleven times,
spending 30 cents. The bartender, Fin
kelstein. explained the matter 30 care
fully that Reimels determined that the
machine was gambling device. He
then arrested Finkelstein. This morning
Justice Quigley held him under 500
bail TO await examination.
Many OF these machines are exposed
In Brooklyn saloons. Most OF them
have been fixed so that the nickel in
yariably runs into the slot for the bene-
1T of the house.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
BRIDGE BREAKS AGAIN.
Trains HunslnS Very slowly Over
the Hronx River.

WHITE PLAINS, n. Y. Aug. 3l.-The
iron bridge which spans the Bronx
River about one mile south OF this place
broke down again this morning.
The two giri"rs which became dis
placed last night while Engine 1,O2I,
drawing tho $50 Harlem Railroad train
from the Grand Central Depot was pass
Ing over the bridge, fell down again at
$50 o'clock today. They had been re-
placed, hut the vibrations caused by
the trains passing over the bridge again
dislodged them.
The bridge was strengthened by tenn
pOTary braces so that trains can now
run over II slowly while work of re-
pair IL going on. The loose Orders will
be firmly secured in place.
There Is no especial danger. The
bridge Is built OF iron and was erected
In 1874 at cost OF $4,000.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
IN C0NSECRATED GROUND.
body of Mrs. Gordon, a Suicide
Hurled In Calvary Cemetery.

Mrs, Sarah Gordon. who commit ted
suicide Tuesday night because her
daughter Emma hal been secretly mar
ried, WAS buried to-day from her late
home, 5Si briggs avenue, Williamsburg,
There were services at St Vincent de
Paul's Church. ON North sixth street
and the body was buried in ConseCratcd
ground at Calvary Cemetery. Although
Mrs. Gordon committed suicide, yet she
lived long enough to repent aud receive
the rites OF the church, otherwise she
could not have been buried In consc-
Grated ground according To the laws Of
the church.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
ESPOSITA ARRESTED.
Must Remain In the city to An.wer
His Wirc's Charges

Salvatore Esposita. OF 95 West End
avenue. was arrested late yesterday ar
tcrnoon by Deputy sheriff Wagering.
upon an order issued ny Judge McAdam,
of the Supreme Court in an action
brought by his wife. Maria Espositu.
f.spoSita formerly conducted "A cigar
stOr" ut ~ West End avenue Hs wife
alleges that she married him on oct. 80
lSS2,. Since then she swcars ne has fire.
qucntly treated her cruelty and assaulted
her She has sued for separation and
claims he intended going to South Amer
ica. ON that allegation she secured the
order OF arrest
The evening world., 1894-08-31
DOMESTIC DEPT.

cases Heavy Domet Flannels, a.
Doyle's price Sc. yard, our price %
10 cases Extra Heavy Canton Flame
Doyle's price 1870. per yard, our Q I
price. Observation-Disclosures. "a
Best Shifting Prints. Doyle's price M
&C.. our price. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "a
200 dozen Extra Size Knotted Erin
Towels. Doyle's price Csc. each, az
our price, each. IL
cases Towels, size 20x4o. Doyle's
price 12c., our price.
500 pieces French Sateens, Doyle's n
price Csc. yard, our price. 49,,
The evening world., 1894-08-31
WANT THE RENT.
Theatre Company Ii suing
for 5000.

The American Theatre Company has
brought action against Otto Wehl,
Joseph Hechenberg and the New York
Security Company, to recover 5000 de-
pc slted with the Company to insure the
seasons rent of the American Theatre
Roof Garden. Wehl and Hechenberg
tented the iUof for thirteen weeks at
to isure payment OF the last six weeks,
which end on Sept .. The money was
subject to the order OF the American
Theatre Company and of Hechenberg
The plaintiff saws that II has been un-
able to get Hechenberg's sigma ture to
checks for the rent.
A motion Of the defe,lants to state
miore definitely his cause of action was
denied by Justice Beach to-day.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
BAKER HEARD FROM.
The Minister Conhrms the Reports
Of ExpuIsions from BIueaeIds.
ny Associated Press)

CBy Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, Aug, 3l.-The State
Department has received anxiously-
awaited information from Minister Ba-
ker concerning Bluehelds affairs.
The despatch from Minister Baker at
Managua confirms the reports OF the
expulsion OF Americans who participate ted
in the Mosquito revolution.
Some trouble was found In deciphering
certain portions OF the despatch, and the
o'clock az to what action the Minister
had taken in reference to the arrest of
the Americans
The evening world., 1894-08-31
MORE SPINNERS GO OUT.
woonsocket and Lawrence EN-
plOyecs Refuse Reduction.


WOONSOCKET. II. l., Aug. 3.-One
hundred employees OF the River Springs
Mills struck this morning against a
change In the system OF payment. They
were notified that hereafter they would
be expected to work by the piece instead
of by the week. The change amounts
to reduction In wages and the opera
tives decided tn go out. The mills were
at once shut down.
LAWRENCE. Mass, Aug. 31.-Forty-
six weavers employed In the Brown and
Ackroydes mills here went out on
strike this forenoon. rather than accept
Il reduction in wages
The evening world., 1894-08-31
WILL DECIDE TO-DAY.
Decisions In Cnses Of Accused Cap
tnins Nny lie Handed Down.

The Police commissioners will meet
this afternoon In executive session.
The cases OF Capts. Cross and Dcvery
and their ward men will then be decided
The evening world., 1894-08-31
Southern Development Conveution.

VDy NbsOUTdV6u
WASHINGTON. Aug 3i.-The second days
meeting OF the Southern Development conventicA
was begun with large attendance, Mr.. W. O
Vincenheller, the State Commissioner Of Mining
OF Arkansas, was the first speaker, presenting
q conservative review Of the resources Of that
State The report OF the Committee Plan and
Scope was read by w. Seymour White. Of Vir-
Washington for the exhibition Of the resources
OF the Southern States and for the general infor-
nation OF capital and labor. the expenses o. the
bureau 70 be paid BY pro rata contributors tfon
The evening world., 1894-08-31
HOSIERY ANO UNDERWEAR

$50 doz. Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests; r.
Doyle's price 21c.. our price ...... =
1926 doz. Ladies' full. regular made. far
Striped Hose; Doyle's price, &c., tx
Ladies' Chemise; Doyle's price $780,; IN
our price. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
Corsets; Doyle's price &C.,; our IN
Ladies' Fast Black Hose: Doyle's &
price l0c. per pair. our price $50, .
Ladies' Colored Fast Black Hose; r
Doyle's price lOc.. our prices. 80. 81
Gents Merino Shirts and II
Drawers; Doyle's price l6 10
25c.. 39c. 49c. our price slCy ,lJy =,
Gents Mixed Hose; Doyle's price
&c.,. pair: our price. ............ u
100 doz. Gents Scarlet Medicated
Shirts and Drawers; Doyle's 4
Sl.O0; our price. ........ Q;
$50 doz. Gents Camels Hair and
Natural Wool Shirts; Doyle's 4
price &c.; our price. q
The evening world., 1894-08-31
SEALER UNDER ARREST.
The Wanderer Has secret Guns--A
Hint OF CannibaIInm.

VICTORIA. u. c.. Aug. 3l.--The sealer
Wanderer was brought into port under
arrest by II. NJ S Pheasant, having been
found with secret guns on board aft err
being previously searched by United
States patrol vessel.
The Wanderer brought two deserters
from the whaling bark California, or San
Francisco. These men report the loss OF
TWO whaling vessels. one the Hunter
and the other unknown.
The crew of the Hunter were pick ed
up by the revenue cutter Bear. II ia
supposed the men sustained life by can
nibalism.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
INCOMING STEAMERS.
DUE TO-DAY.
DUE TOMORROW.


From the F1iegende Biatter)
Hell had dream about you last
night, Miss Louisa. / was about TO give
you kiss when suddenly we were sepa-
as big as the Rhine.
she-And there was no bridge, no
boat?
The evening world., 1894-08-31

ALL OF THE SITUATIONS WANTED" ADS.
MALE OR FEMALE. APPEARING IN THE
WORLD TOMORROW WILL BE REPEATED.
FREE OF CHARGE. IN THE EVENING
woRLD'--so WORDS FOR 10 cENTs.
The evening world., 1894-08-31

NO WOMEN WE'RE ALLOWED IN THE
NJ AULIFFE-GRiFFO sPARRING MATCH LAST
MONDAY. YET MEG MERRILIEs WILL TELL
ALL ABOUT THE FIGHT IN THE SUNDAY
WORLD" SHE WAS ON THE GROUND
The evening world., 1894-08-31
An Editor Assaulted,


ST. JOHNS. n. b., Aug. 5l.-As the canvas
proceeding the by elections for members OF the
Assembly progresses much feeling Is being de.
veloped. p. 7. MeGrath. editor Of the Herald an
opposition paper. was attacked to-day By a
Whiteway Supporter and badly beaten.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
SILKS,

1875 pieces Silk Bengalines, all aha y
black Doyle's price CSC. to oc. h.
&c.; to be sacriced at. -. ZCC a
1853 pieces extra fine qualities. COZ y
Rhadalnes. Gros Grains. Satin d,
Cashmere Sublime. in all tho
shades. Doyle's prices CSC. to ~
be sacrificed at the uniform pric
of "
The evening world., 1894-08-31

FOR A DIME you CAN SAY 70 WORDS TO
ALL THU READERS OF THE 49, 900 ''woRLDs''
PRINTED TOMORROW. SATURDAY 10 OUR
''sITUATIoN DAY."
The evening world., 1894-08-31

THE AUTHOR AND COMPOSER OF 'swEET
MARIE" RAYMoN MOORE. WILL HAVE A
sDNc IN THE SUNDAY woRLp' CALLED
DEAR LOUISE" You sHouLp HAVE A
The evening world., 1894-08-31

YOU GET OVER $50 900 INSERTIONS OF YOUR
SITUATION WANTED" ADS. TOMORROW
FOR OUR USUAL PRICE FOR ONE INSERTION;
20 WORDS FOR 10 CENTS. SATURDAY Is SIT.
UATIoN DAY."
The evening world., 1894-08-31

THERE WILL BE PAGE OF sEAsIIopE
BEAUTIES IN THE SUNDAY WORLD. -
YOUR PICTURE MAY BE AMONG THEM
The evening world., 1894-08-31

DON'T FORGET THAT TOMORROW Is THE
wORLDs SITUATION DAY" EVERY sITUA-.
TON AD Is REPEATED FREE IN THE EVEN.
ING WORLD; 20 WORDS FOR 10 CENTS.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
Dress Goods. Silks, &c

ESQ Full Dress Robes. black and
coiored; Doyle's price $7.49, our el q
59O pieces All-Wool Cloth: Doyie's ac
price 49c, per yard, our drice. -. %
400 pieces Cashmere. all colors; ina
Doyle's price &c.,, our price. -. tVa
500 pieces Novelty Dress Goods, lat
patterns; Doyle's price 59c. up, N
16o pieces Whale Diagonal Doyle's NJ
price SOC. per yard. our price. -. ];
20 pieces Waterproof Serges, As in. rf
wide; Doyle's price 75c.. our price d
125 pieces Black Homespun. 40 in. wi
all WOOL" Dsale's price &c., 0t
our price q
The evening world., 1894-08-31
Open Until 10 p. M,
267 and 269 Grand St., cor. FORSYTH

II is said, induced Father Bill Du
relinquish his claim on the lads sen
The evening world., 1894-08-31

~ you DON'T READ THE SUNDAY
WORLD you SHOULD.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
SHIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.

Low WATER tt
The evening world., 1894-08-31
The GREATEST SACRIFICE YET.

105 pieces Black Silks, including Faille
French, Satin Duchesss Rhadames,
Bengslines and MORE Antiques. Doyls's
price. 5l.25. S1.5O aud s1.75;
s sholc' .. to close GU. $50. and 79c.
sold at &C.,, 75c.. 800 and S1.25 in
staple shades: determined to close the
entire lot this week. Doyls's price 49c.
=, 10 $780, will close Csc, and Soc.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
HERE'SASURPRISE|
Another Great Cut
Our Bankrupt Sale,
Prices Slaughtered Right and Left.
The Only Genuine Sale Of the Year.
M.L.D0YLE'S STOCK
AT OLD STAND,
267 and 269 Grand St., cor. Forsyth ST.
BY ORDER OF
hannigan & BouiIIon, Purchasers Of Stock,
Waists, Capes and Jackets.


500 VISITS. Doyle's price. ESQ.,; 0E.
our prlco. @out
600 Waists. Doyle's price, 81. so and Alo
S2.0O; our price .................. fJbs
100 ou MI p4ies D0yi'' price, $3.50; 49c.
200 French Lawn AID Flannelette
Wrappers. Doyle's price. $2.00 O0n
and s2.29; our price. ............ JOG'
90 Our 1qf p1 ss't.. Doyi's price, $780,; 49c.
60 Duck Suits Doyle's price, 80. SO; no.
our price. ...... ................ OOVs
80 Tuxedo Suits. Doyles price, I 90
94.9s; our price. bJO
10 Tuxedo Suits sll colors. cloths aud
Serges. Doyle's price s6.9s; q 90
our price. neutrality-suspicious.. LsoO
200 Caps, all colors. Doyle's price. 90,
S2.9S; our price .................. OuGs
$50 Caps. all colors. Doyle's price, 4 no
"a. IS our price. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lsJU
100 Jackets. all colors. Doyle's no.
price. S2.9s; our price. S0G,
159 Jackets. all colors. Doyle's , m
price, e4.9s; our price. ....... I,J0
800 Chilkren's Bingham Dresses, all
to 1s Sass S0y oar p sits. '9e. 49c.&98c.
200 Children's Wool and Cashmere
Dresses. all sizss. Doyle's price, 81. SO
to S5.9S; our price,
$50, 1888 & 2.98
800 Boys School Suits, all sizes. Doyle's
s ssco: 81 our - price ss $780,, 1888 & 2.98
400 Fine Wool shawls. Doyles price
S2.50 to t12.O0: our price
$780,, 1873, 2.98 and 3,98
400 White and Colored Be6spreads.
Doyle's price 81. 90 to s7.C0; our price.
49G., &c.. $50. and I.49
5000 yards Lace Curtains. Doyle's Price
l5c. to 30c.; our price.
&c., Toe. and I5c
600 Blankets. Doyle's Price soc. to Sl.OO;
our price,
&c.,, 49c.
900 Eleven Quarter Blankets. Doyle's
price 81. SO to IS. SO; our price.
LIS, 1888, 1888
700 fine Comfortables. Doyle's price 7sc.
to %. 90; our price.
&c., $780,, 1888