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TRIED TO LYNCH RUNNER IoSIER.
lie Had Assaulted n Fivr-year-oid Giri-The
Mob Led by Negro.

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Ia. Jan. 2Q-Leon Losier.
the Western foot runner. was arrested here
yesterday afternoon. and is now In the county
Jail on a charge Of assaulting the fiye-year-old
daughter OF Christian Anderson. Friends Of
the Andersons. who are Danish. marched to
the county Jail here in u body last night to
lynch him. There were about 200 Danes in
the crowd OF lynchers and ten times that many
other citizens followed out Of curiosity. When
the mob reached the jail. a mulntto named
Lee Berger added to its fury by declaring
that. II the man were negro. he would long
before have been lynched. He demanded
equal treatment OF all sssaulters. regardless
Of color and offered to lead the mob.
His remarks were received with cheers and
a rush was made on the Jail The lynchers
We're repulsed by the nifty armed guards The
police then charged on the mob. arrested
Berger. and hustled him of to the city jail. Tho
mob. deprived OF it's leader, wayered and fell
back. soon after the Dodge Light Guards
were marched into the prison, aud. . cold rain
having set iu. the aTdor OF the mob cooled oil.
and IL dispersed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21
SAYS H. H. w4KxER DrFRAUDED HIN.
George y. Shaver. Ing sued Tor $4,000.
Make. ~ Countsr IImIm Tor s81 900.

Job T.. Hedges, as assignee OF II. II. Warner
Of Rochester has brought an action in the Su-
perior Court to recover from George +. Shaver
s2tit30. which it is alleged is duo upon
promissory note. The case came before Judge
Dugro yesterday unon q demurrer
Warner organized several years aRo the II.
II. Warner Company Limited OF London. as
an adiunct to the business here. He and
Shaver had business dealings together and
Shaver, In his defence to the present suit says
that he Invested in 1000 shares OF the COM
p&ny. upon representations that they wore
worth So share. lie pait part in cash. pars in
stock of thaShaVer Company, and part in notes.
one being the note ia suit. II was when they
had an adjustment OF their accounts in NOVem-
Der. 1891. that he Z We the note in question
Shaver declares that he subsequently Ascsr-
tailed that Warnsr had given TO the company
q lien on the shares held by him. ant that
Warner sold them to him when he had no
right to do So; at a price much larger than
their value. He does not believe that they
we're worth more than 81 q share. He also
discovered that Warner was indebted TO the
company in 500. lie says that Warner
defrsuded him out Of s07 800. and he max ss q
counter claim for this sum.
Judge Dugro reserved his decision on the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21

a Big Stone Drops from the Board OF Trade
BuIiding TO IN. Sidewalk.

CHICAGO. Jan 2o-Great excitement was oc-
casioned on the Board Of Trade to-day by the
falling of piece Of granite from the tower OF
the building. By chance no one was on the
sidewalk when the stone crashed upon the
pavement 1t was broken into hundred
pieces. The stone is believed to have been
loosened from the solid masonry by the set
Ting OF the tower. On the sides OF the tower
were two cracks that have been caused by
gradual sinking OF the central portion OF IN Q
structure. The tower for a long time has been
considered unsafe. Architects have Tecom-
OF carrying out the recommendation without
detracting from the architectural aspect Of tho
builling
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21
VAUDEVILLE CLIFFS GUESTS.
Operate and Theatrical Peop'e to he Enter
tainsd by the Club This Evening.

This evening the Vaudeville Club will enter
tain some wel-known members OF the operate
and theatrical professions in tho club rooms
adjoining the Metropolitan Opera Houseaudt-
forum after the concert there Plates will be
laid for 200 persons. Among the clubs guests
will be Mines. Calyf. Eames. Melba. and
D1menech NM AncUn, Maugiere. Edwards.
aud Jean de L;eszkg, I.aSIsalls and llaneon.
Bartlett Davis, Mrs. John brew, Joseph
ijedding. Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Chase.
Henry T. Dixsy, Mr. and Mrs ". II. Mac
Schultz. Joseph Jeiisrson. Tom Karl Mr.. and
Mrs H. {. Barnahee, EuEene Cowles. John
Story and Mr.. and Mrs. Iaul Bourget
After the supper Papinta. the DelpradeA
Walter Jones. and William Sloan OF the l+d2 "
COMPANY will entertain the club and its guests
from tho stage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21
A Spill. :. . RroelIr. Church.

There is split in the Rochester Avenue
Congregational Church Of Brooklyn. An effort
was recently made To Dust the l.sw. A. T. New
ton from the pastorate but tho Council Of
Ministers, 10 whom the controversy Wa, Pc
irlrTd, dc .l!cl IN favor 81 the pastor The
dIs-ailsl'e members - the cot ..T EaIl U have
TOW "tuir~wn Aut have "a .ie Arrange men
T. organ. % "A new church. W4th tho It-,y. 4. a..
luUsItS "A, IA-tor The church VIII Dee at
Macon street and lat"Lru avenue. ite OF tho
among the scce lers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21
HAY BE PUNISHED vIrH DEAIH.
Capt. Bangs ssuItIsd HIS Steamer 30 Get
the Insurance the Cargo.

Capt bangs ssuttlsd Ills Steamer 10 Get
the Insurance ON the Cargo.
SEATTLE. Wash. Jan. 2O.-Capt F. l. Bangs
of the steamer Mary Parker was arrested here
yesterday for scutting his vessel of Race
Rocks. on Dee 30 with intent to defraud the
San Francisco underwriters He took on .
cargo valued at $1,000 and insured 1t for
$500. and at Port Angles. In conjunction
with Jimmy HeaY. bored a number Of holes Ia
tho bottom OF tine steamer. The vessel was
then taken to sea. and when of Race Rocks
the board, covering the holes which had been
bored We're torn away The crew was allowed
TO sleep unit! there was one foot OF water IN
the hold. when the sailors were aroused and
founder
When Capt Bangs tried to collect the 81. 500
insurance the Board Of Underwriters refused
t. pay i, and started an invest CATION They
pressed hin so hard that the Captain finally
confessed to the story told above. The arrest
Is made under q statute which provides that
the punishment shall DO death.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21

SHOOK AIRES TED.
The n an Who Shot Farmer Anthony Near
Prime ton Last Thursday.

PRINCETON. Jan. 20. = Elwood Shook. who
shot Frank Anthony last Thursday. was arr
rested at 3 o'clock this afternoon Anthony.
who Is an Italian farmer living two mi,es
north of Princeton. says he discharged Snook
from his employ and the murderous shot was
fred In revenge. fhe popular report is thai
Shook had mlsbehRve1 himself toward An.
quarrel that suited. Or. T. III. Bergen says
the Italian cannot live. The bullet struck tho
middle Of his forehead and fractured the skull.
q. :. Eolinsou, Justice OF the Peace took MS
ante moTtem statement last night. SnOOk was
captured at tie house OF his slstsr lie VII. -
taken to the Jail In Trenton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21
SOTISDERED ms TIFE's MONEY!
Aud Now Of"rr-n IL Accused OF Being
mrmnk nnh MmEglnE - -Lrnngn Mnmnn.

Aud Now OfHrrru Is Accused OF Being
brunk mud WuGginE strange Woman.
William O'Farrel. 40 years old. OF PAP East
lO'th street. was arruGned in the Harlem po-
lice Court yesterday charged with hugging
young woman on Third avenue and being
drunk. His wife was in court She is 90 years
oil ana wealthy
Vlarrc!l was q crayon artist when he first
met his wife about six years ago Ii is said
that during the nrSt i've years OF their N arried
life he suuandCrCu 1BO.UtU Of hor money. lie
WAS continually drunk. however. and shs con-
clUded tu leave him. which she did about a
year ago. Since then OtarreIl, who has re-
celyCt an allowance from his wife. has been
steadily going down hill
lie cut W all sorts OF antics in court, giving
evidence that he was insane, and Justice
Burke committed him for examination as to
his sanity.
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Ta. C.tLolIs sunn,r selo.l.

Alta meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of the
Catholic sumner School Of America. held on
Thursday evening at the Catholic Club. IL WAS
resolved 10 begin the session Of 1894 on July
IA at Plattsburgh- The session will last four
weeks this being an extension OF one week
A special course Of instruction for teachers
will be delivered. IL was determined to issue
bonds 70 the Emount Of f5U.uNO. ~ the sale OF
which Il 10 hoped 10 secure the ready m0neJ
necessary 10 begin At once operations for Tie
development Of the property Brother Justin.
Provincial % the hristlan trOthprs was
elected trustee 10 all the vacancy caused ~
the death u brother Az4TzA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21
Police co.r, ClsrE. Mast Bs ru.stu.l

Justice Ryan. President OF the Board OF
Police Justices. called a meeting Of the police
court clerks yesterday afternoon at the York
vile Court. Every clerk steuOgTapher. and
Interpreter, except three who We're assisting
Justice Hogan At the Essex Market Court. we're
on hand Justice Eayan SAID that several u
his colleagues had com planned OF the fTsIusnt
absence o. some OF their clerks
Ihls said Justice Ryan. ust stop right
away. II you do not attend TO your duties 1t is
the easiest thing In the world 10 procure those
who will Your situations under my admins
tTation are not At all sale II this hardness con-
unues. You must be In your places at the be-
Ginning Of each sesaion."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21

Th- a. T.. a. OH ct. TO Them tho city
Han. E-prc. ally on ~. ratrIcL'- Day.

Tho American Protective Association Of
BROOKLYN objects to the custom OF decorating
the city Hall and other Iubl!c buildings with
foreign tlaGs on holidays and other occasions.
\ committee has had talk with Mayor
SchicreG on the subject. and before withdraw
Ing it fled protest against expanding any
more public money for. such decorations. and
ilags on st. Tairick's Day" MAYOR Schieren
PLAINLY minated that he would veto any reso-
luiionS Passed 10y the Aldermen which pro-
Nid"d for the useless expenditure OF money,
The Aldermen themselves may take a differ
cnt view, There are nineteen OF them all told
four of whom are either Of Irish or Irish
American birth. and several are OF German or
German American birth. \ combination Of
these elements In the Board MIGHT result In
overriding q veto.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21

All Opposition Bodies TO Bc Invited to Ala
In Bringing IL About

The Committee OF Seven which was appointed
by Chairman Whitehouse OF tho Democratic
General Committee Of Kings county to confer
with all the opposition Democratic bodies.
with a view to the adoption OF soma scheme OF
reorganization which mis- ht prove satisfactory
10 all. met yesterday and had a long discus
sion on tho matter. Chairman James ID. Bell
said Afterward that many suggestions were
made with view 70 the restoration % com-
Ilete harmony 70 the party ranks hut that no
Representatives. Of the BROOKLYN lcmocratia
Club, the Young Mems democratic CLUB. and
MI the other so-called Independent oTganlZa-
Tons Will be invited to meet with the commit
tee from time to time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21
ASIroa s,ara p.ps nur.,..

IE0vrnrSrr, Jan. 20. The iron STAN 10.
bust 10 gNa pressure 10 tie I..-, lE.r. .- .
water works. collapsed sar'y 1st evening
It's eHtrrne height was Ia feet. aa4 4 vas >
iset in diameter. Immediately after The 70
lapse ouS fragments of the tp..gr plate TO-
nasurL IL burst with report uao trY" .sr.
Ia" released water swept a"dT severe. .
WAls. lut did NJ serious damage. he 80
hat ct been accepted ~ thu town.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21
Old Ocean Made . Grab a, Her.

The American ship BENJAMIN 7. Packard.
which arrived yesterday from IGuique with =
cargo OF nitrate OF soda, was nearly over
whelmed by big sea that rohrsd over her
port quarter OF Hatteras on tuesday night.
She was hove to in a noTtheaster, IL was
about - O'Clock. aud the mate had Just gone
fellow 70 turn in after vigil ~ twenty hours.
The big wave nearly drove the su.p on her
lean ends. II smashed the port ran. carried
away the diuEy, started the alter Iu.wRTks,
aud pruko in tao cabin ~kyl gifts The mate
heard the roar Il tie invading wave aud got
up. 4 moment later he fuuI4 himself W TO
his neck la water IN the cabIu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21
Preferences 70 ne sI,sa to Irl.lars.

The Mount Vernon Water Company has been
sold TO a syndicate OF New York men through
William Underwood Of 40 Wall street The
price paid was 100000. The new company
has made a contract with II. J. Riley Of 81
Broadway to build two reservoirs above the
present reservoir near lslhamyilla Mr..
Riley Will begin operations 70 morrow morn
ing with 400 men one OF Ma mploysss said
be woul employ only men living 10 the neigh
boThood and would give preference 70 Irish-
msR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21
I1III.a nLn.sIG n.sau.s Of lhs Hard TIa...

81. PAUL. MINI. Jan. 20.-FrAuk r. Jilson OF
the firm OF Jilson 4 Sattsrlss. dealers in mill
and railway supplies. com mitted suicide yes
tsrday at his residence on Nina avenue Mr..
Jison left his business place shortly after
noon. went home. wrote . letter TO his wife
telling her he was about 10 XII himself be-
cause Of the iiuancia! depression. took a re-
voiyer from bureau drawer, walked into the
bathroom. locked the door lehlnd him, sat
down on the side II the bathtub and blew hls
brains out lie was ~ years old.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21
Mr. r..a,Ia,. ClaLm 40 D, an A,..mnl,m,n

subcommittee Of the Assembly began to
take testimony in Hrooklyn yesterday In the
contest OF George r. Pasheld. Republican Tor
the seat now held by Assenl!yman W. f..
Melody Of the smith district Of Kings county
Mr.. Pasfeld alleges that the number ~ Illegal
votes east exceeded Nr.ply'~ majority of -iS
B senator Patrick ~. M-tarrrn Is CHARGED
with having improperly assisted voters 90 rrA
.H'' .rW ballots. After takir. some frTual
o.. tIrlnnT. the hearing was at-yurEgd uu,I
to morrow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21
eet.Ilss m,Ia for Ar,oa.

Henry Cottlieb, saloon keeper ct BrOoms
and Pitt streets, was held in $3.50 Rbail In the
Essex Malkst Court yesterday on shsplcion Of
having set hTe 10 his rooms At lS5 AYsnVs @
on Jan. l6- Fire Marshal Mitchell testified
that unloubted evidence OF the incendiAry
origin Of the Ire had bean discovered he
ais" -al4 that tuttllrt.s furniture. which Was
worth .JJJ Wgs insure Tor sl.UUO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21
New Corporations.
ALBANY. Jan, 2o-Ths following companies

have boon incorporated:
Tue Ms'rogo tau Button Company. To- IAnu'Ao'sr.
Aht zeal IN r.othters' Trimmings M Atw 20 ...Tf
captaL Loo :.TectuTs EaAc lIrsraaH %. fT,ErsrA
II lscL a. D, aGl ROBERT Ktt. Of N,|. cry
Tie New YORK NatCU au' Jtwr.ry CutIrlrr = Nty
lorA city, 10 deal 40 wEtchss iawsrS, ana fls-
chAnutse rApltaL slHuuu direct. - f..ul.s rAsa,
city.
The c. n, Fur,nan Company. to pur,fa-s ans AZ
on ths na;ytsnt Ia4uT!Gs md sO'l.r, .s'ue,- Z
CHARLES T. IurWAn O.! IUglssiS.. ra.s.A. D.. .--sI
Edward SsTyls Or Rochester
lhs FrAnk a. Potts Company. t0 cary on a gs-,rll
printing Is.urss IA Nss Y6IA C.ty. capita 5 cot
dirertVgs FTaUa FuTls. b. NaTd y. Cam .. az. "a
G.gE Martin. uf Nav Arrk Clty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21
stolen Jswslry HIaasa Ia the Mounr.la..

OEANGE Jan. 20 A large quantity OF Isw-
slry was recovered to-day in the south Orange
Mountains by Newark detectives. who visited
the mountains In company with Charles
parcJ and Harry G. Lair. who, II Is said. had
sto.en the goods from store In Washington.
\. j.. They Will be taken 10 Warren county for
IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21

The police returns at Headquarters ysstsr-
day morning showed that during FRIDAY night
seven business houses had been found ousn
BY pAtrolmsn They we're at l43 GTssEe street
los Wooster street 80 Spring street, 50 MUIR
ray street AL last Scyenty-uTst street. -
Centre street aud ITO , hamusTs street. The
places were made secure ~ the police who
nOthinE wrong.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21

New F-Hture- In the CsrCl- FrsUoais Is n.
The managers Of tho Cerc6 Frangais 10
PHarmonie ball intend 10 seek permission
from the propTietoEs OF several theatres 10 Uss
some Of the features that have become IopulgF
on the atage, Many Of the theatres Of lars
frequently permit their people 70 contribute 10
the iFoHo of fgney dress cAInlyals. The boxes
square Garden have nearly all bssn sold
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21
THE SPEED or TROLLEY Cars
One OF Them Found Going at the nat. Of
IoI.e MIIes mn a our In BroohINn

Ono OF Them Found Going at the nat. Of
10 lie Miles Hour In BroohIya.
Mayor Schieren Of Brooklyn has called upon
the polico for reports in all cases where TROLLEY
cars are seen running at speed exceeding ten
miles an hour. He intends to try ~ limit the
cars to this speed.
Chairman George W. Plympton Of the Eleo-
trical subway Commission has submitted this
report to the Mayor:
Tue following Neocites OF trolley have been Ia,
termned by careful measurements under the d ectio1
on FUTON stre.t below Port Greene place Dec IA
80 to T. Nj. I30 miles per hourI 1913; 49, jan IN
Between Bedford and Nostrand avenues, Jan Is 50
p NJ, u miles per hour; 49, miles per hour
From Irving place. wes- Jan ID Z N, loA mlssl
IL miles.
on De kao avenue, between 81 r.,1 stree, and yors
Greene pace. jan ~ 3 2. N. 1l.b mt per hour
uu Gnd-r0It avenue between Grsans avenue ant
Fulton street Jan 10. $40 p ". 1ptS miles hour
On Bersen street. west. Of Carlton avenue. lao. IL
On seventh AVenhe. at ST. Johns place. Jan is IS
NJ, IA 7 miles per hour
on Smith Btreet, between State and Sci orrA
Jan j. v 7! w.. ~ mites per hour.
vera made on Lengths Of 2o6 r.ss IN saoS case, and
pn case invo wing street crossing The results shov
thMths limit o speed Assisned 6y municipal reEuI-4
A jury in tho City Court yesterday gave KHts
M. Demond a verdict for $4,000 Ia her suit
against the Brooklyn City Railroad Company
for Injuries caused by being thrown OF Z Moss
trand avenue trolley car.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21

she Il A accused OF Obtaining m oney By Mesas
of Worthless Checks.

she Il Accused OF Obtaining N oney By Ne sss
of WORTHLESS Checks.
LYNN Jan. 2o.-Mra Annie D. Beilak Of Cam
den. N. j. arrested here on . charge OF OBJ.
tanning money under false pretences was
discharged In the Police Court this morning.
She was I'm m ediately rearrested on a warrant
charging her with grand larceny IN the second
degree In New lorE city
Mrs. Bellak Is accused Of obtaining $50 from
Lawyer Walter s. Carter OF o0 broadway. Shs
met his family in the country last summer,
and on Sept . she called at his office said shs
Was about to return 10 her home In the FAR
Mest, and got MIR. Carter to cash a check on
the Hamilton National Bank OF Camden. Tho
check was returned marked, worthless; Mr..
l. T. Rollins also cnshel ~ bad check for her.
DEPUTY Assistant D sttict Attorney McMGnus
said yesterday that Mr. Belisk's opcratIoEI
had probably brought her in 81. 900. Tier hus-
band was arrested with her. but was not he 1,
II Is believed that he was not q party in het
schemes. petectives win go to Massachu setta
to bring Mrs. Bellak Ito this city AS soon AG
requisition papers are prepared
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21
The List Of Referees,

Trtss TsisTseA we're appointed n cases tls state
ttgEis lu tL.s VstJ laEt zee.
hJTtbEa CHrtr
liz y4Gy4 I.tyr.q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21

a..ll..a q, alA..a. .............ss...a !.sas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
1f5';!(9!jFE:N!|;,!!.(3
\

Mothers Of Great N en- and Women. s1.1s-sS
value.
Josephu., caif-bound. si.5o-valuo 1850. >,
Talks 20 Children about Jesus 'Oc'--'a''0
sl, &C., &c.
COMFORTABLE and COR
RECT Mems Negligee Shirts.
400 of them ready for sale this
morning at 81. They are the sort
that have been sr.25 to Sr.75.
DUCK SUITS. No worry about
the wardrobe, for here is ready
made to deck you out quickly.
Suits for big folks and small. The
prices have'a strong tendency to-
wards halt, for it's clearing.out
time in the ready-made. Next
year the chances are something
different is wanted. Hence these
must be sold now.
pnck suits 10 navy, black, lighi stripes or
figures. sl.63. instead OF $40 ahu 10 No
o. and $40 Navy or Black Serge suits are 20
40 Ladies' Black Lace Capes are 81 now.
IiINDIFS' WRAPPERS.-Sayy, black, ana
White Pongee Wrappers, sl.26 value, Zoe
nov.
sl.G5 Outing Wrappers. Zoe now.
So Organiio Wrappers, = nov.
$50 French Satieen ones, $40 COW.
The WINDlNG.UP Sac Of Mating.
Cotton WARDS. 40c. KIND, l5c. Dow.
Heavy Seamless Mating. 100 pounds 70 INC
roll. &c. now.
Hsnd-Made Jauanese Mating, 40 yards to the
roll. s. a roll
TRUNKS 9ecial Sale Of 'em. Zinc Trunks
from SL5O up.
BATHING SUlTS.-Men'S. La
dies. and Children'S-Hundreds OF
them here, all kinds. Prices cut
now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
Ducb Suits.

Solid-White. Figured, or Tans, IN the
POrNlar Coat style, at $l&. 2SS. S.25.
and 1885.
80 Suit which is made Of Best Quality
English Duck.
White Tan. and Reds Vests. IN single
or double-breasted style; price, CSC, Sl.45.
and upward
We are Offering special inducements IN
Children Refers to close out the re-
ma!nder Of our stock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
Ribbons.

A large purchase OF Moire Ribbons, IN
white, cream, pink. and lisht-blue. I'm all
the popular widths. enables ~ 10 offer
you some exceptional values al 3 and 25c
IA the widths so much used for sashes
Also, 4 complete assortment OF all
widths I'm eros Grain and Satin In all
colOrs and black. AZ attractive prices.
II you are IN doubt as 70 where Best
Values can be bought I'm Ribbons, get
prices elsewhere. bring your sample and
compare-the proof OF the pudding Is in
the eating.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
Duck Suits and Shirt Waists.

Another shipment OF % dozen OF those
Striped Cnmatchablc Values IN Percale
Waists. soft-hnlsh yoke and back. laun-
dered collar and cuffs, easily worth 75c. ;
our price. 59c.
other grades at - and SSc. OF equally
good value for the price.
N0bby styles in pink end blue, at 81.
N25 $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
Toilet NeC6ssiiG2.

For the g0mg a'7ays and tnc say
homes Meyers prices makes
stuff sell
Vernon Tooth SrUsA.s. imported
b. Pu call, Lada : Co. IA ali
STYLES u htlstics. e4ch .......
20 dozen wax bacA F.oncl hr'slc
Tooth Brushes i0' 49, sood rs
spy Ordinary 80. brusl.
60 iufo . tony bOrk-' tore ma
you IL ust pay from 10 TO- l'c
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ruled and ubru.' a. and ~ sizes.
Linen Envelopes, Square ~ ong,
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Nhite WoVe Envelopes, - for.
Mourning Box Papers, eAtgl nne.