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laws. but" he said, 'if any attempt 10
achieve bimetallism independently Is 10
make silver our only money, my convic-
ton is the conviction Of Robert MOTIFS
namely, that silver Is preferable 10 goia,
if either IL to be the only current money
of the United States. The present Secre-
tary Of the Treasury of the United States
and his associates of the Presidents Cab
met have lately shared weii-adverused
effort to heap posthumous honors on no.
bert Morris"
Criticlsing the repeal Of the Sherman
act, and pointing out what he called the
results and perils Of gold monometaihsnn'
Mr.. ST. John urged that Congress restore
our Hamilton-Jefferson coinage system,
founded with the mint. maintained for
eighty years without complaint, and with
drawn unobservedly at time when
neither gold nor silver was our current
money.
Mr. st. Johns entire statement was de-
voted to an argument that Congress
should enact law providing for 6imetai-
ism. This, he claimed, would DO away
with the necessity for other hnanclai
legislation, and once such a law was
passed and approved. there would De no
.eason for passing new banking laws. b.
netallism and not banking legislation was
what the country needed.
He continued his remarks with the
uatement that. acting entirely In good
faith he wished to say that he would
antagonize everything that he had seen
printed and heard said by gentlemen OF
his association before the committee.
CARLISLE BILL TO BE REPORTED.
During the absence Of the members of
the minority II was decided to report the
Carlisle bill without amendment. Seve-
raj members Of the majority gave notice
that they wished 10 amend the bill. but
n was agreed not TO do this in commit
tee. II was decided to report the bill to
the House and allow amendments to be
ofyered 10 II when II comes up for con-
alteration. No action was taken binc
ing the majority 10 support the measure
n the House. or to support any amend
rnent that may be offered. When this
agreement had been reached the Repub-
leans were sent Tor.
soon after tho full COMMITTEES met .
motion 10 report the Carlisle bin favor
INV ana without amendment was made.
The motion was agreed to-yesA .;
IN th,s motion Mr.. Johnson Of Ohio
J ana Mr.. EMS. of Kentucky. pemocrstss
voted With the RenubIicans aaainse inc
| MI the fsiil vote being - fonoWS:
Axee--ygessrM eperTy Of Connecticut'
CO.. a Tennessee. coeb q Missouri CUT
Ssrson Il 9sxka Cobb * AlabamA. War
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tinually since his father was CoNec'or'
thirty years ago.
Superintendent Walton reports tnal the
work at the Union Mission. the rive
Points" District OF Norfolk, has been
more successful during the last three
months than at any time before IN IT'S
history.
A SERIOUS CHARGE.
A market-huckster, w. T. White, has
been sent on to the grand jury. charged
with attempting to burn his house on
Brewer street
The heaviest frost Of the season covered
everything like a snow hurry In 'n'S
section this morning.
There were seventy-elght births ana
ninety-nine deaths In Norfolk during the
month OF November.
scarlet-fever and dlphtheria are abatins
In Norfolk.
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p,.nt,nton Bank Revelations.

MILWAUKEE,, WIS, December 10
Hamill closed the ex-
parte examination in the William Plank
linton Bank case before Judge Waioer
yesterday. At its conclusion, he asked
that a warrant be issued for William
Plankinton. The court took the matter
under advisement until December zatn'
when It will render decision.
The examination developed the Iac'
that the Piankinton Bank. In the opinion
of ex-National-B Bank Examiner sturgis.
was hopelessly insolvert from The -.
day of January. 1893. till the day II close,
its doors. May Il, 1853. sturg6s tesu-
mony further showed that during IN
time President +. 7. Day was buyiai
real estate and telegraph-stock ahe
having for it with Pisnkinton-B Bank
checks. his account was oyerdrawn from
ten to one hundred and nifty thousand
dollars.
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A dispatch from Sc. Johns. N. ", says
the firm Of Thorburn 4 Tester there has
suspended.
The Bethlehem Pa-) Iron Company has
received the whole contract for the Aymop
for Russia's two new war-yesseis.
+. ID. Altman was run over by an sng1nA
at Waycross. Ga, yesterday and died ~
his Injuries. He had married recently.
II Is laid thst the headquArterp Of the
American Railway Union will be removed
from Chicago to Terre HAuts. Ind. Tie
home Of President DebA
A special from AiliedgeyiIle, O.. aye
Robert Nelson was Drained there FridaN
night about dark by q patient Of the fnS
ebriafe asylum. named Allen.
Commissioner ReddinG. OF the Cottom
States international Exposition. has
worked up . good deal Of enthusis9m IN,
the City OF Mexico with-FeteSsncs q tho
exhibition. ~
J. w. Hayes. who shot constah,o IA.
Manlive At an early hour yesterday meme
tng, twelve miles from NSshvuh Ihnn.
was captured BY sheriff ohaspe "a $3.50
yesterday afternoon. ,'-''-
Secretary Howard. a ne Anegoonn
Railway Union has resigned a. pioo-nessi.
dent II h aid that The ehoxuoS S;Sinss
him IN regard 70 railroad DaGom Ants0
largely Into The mattss.
The Atlanta exposltion IN kovo An
Oriental village, managed ~ ~ J. Xrheo-
~. editor Of the HAWKES. 49, 5iiSe a.
New York. who Wao Coo~3 - Yr,&e ;,
under Cleveland's nrs& adzris o(rSa56I' 2
Tho attorneys for IL eqo01n<>1 -.
can Railway uuioo o1DooQx - CKIS =
said last nigbt thai TIN t>o1&a1 49,
had good grounds IT, n a0o1 IN
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,,.o,ld mover 90 below par), and that THESE
bonds should be received as security Tor
the circulating notes of national banks
IN the basis of par for the bonds' inc
government having d first lien also on the
assets of the banks as addltionai
security, was suggested by Mr.. Whhains-
These notes would be redeemable in New
York city, and would furnish adequate
elasticity to the currency when issued
I'm satisfactory volume, and being readily
convertible. the security for them would
10 annie The tax on the circulation or
rational banks, he said. should be re-
moved at once, and with per cent
bond at par and no tax on circulation
there would be satisfactory inducement
FOR new banks to take out circulating
notes. .,o- ~
Mr. Williams was asked a number OF
o,sst,ons Inv members OF the COMMITTEES,
no one OF these he said he did not be-
iieve n was the business Of the govern
ment to issue notes.
He was opposed to the theory OF the
Carlisle bill for protecting note-hoiders
by safety fund. Conservative inst-
tntlons. he said. would not join hanas
and be Jointly responsible Tor the CIR
cu,atiop OF from 5000 to 600 otner pahhs'
as provided in the Carlisle plan Tor case
where the safety and guarantee lunds
were not sufficient to pay the debts o.
failed banks .
Mr.. williams gave statement con-
earning his own bank which caused some
80 tha members OF the COMMITTEES TO raise
their eyebrows In surprise. Its capital
"a goo 600: it's earplus. 100000; It's un-
divided profits more than n.DooD: its
DEPOSITS. 10000 900; its dividends. 10 per
cent. per annum. ard it's stock Is se'ihs
a, "a 200 per share OF 500.
Ar 81 John started on with state-
ment That showsd the temper OF ma
subsequent remarks. .u am
"rrrder official dictation, ne saip, ~
$500 Nv the one most aggressive o. ~
soS ,asui Of eold!tes IN the brites
o., - Congress fiddles with bank notes
.ss,a the burning issue Is our primarl
MONEY! . Redundant bank noses ma s,. !.
,,s,ssbiv banished gold ana siivsf
,rsn., never were suspected Of gu
.,n,n~ either into money ns -
v s,r.~s 81 money. said Mr. %. son !,
s 49, .dces, and TO enlarge the az
80. $3.50" ~ money In the United cthss'
Vas 10 raise por7nal prices LOT nv sna,ts ~,
interna tienaily consumed e'n
ns's' BIMETALLIsM.
n, = yoha spsks IN favcF g s''ss 4
Ara uFee6 blmetalllem ~ eones :
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ner Of New York, Black Of Georgia. Hail
Of Missouri, and Springer OF Illinois.
Nays-Messrs. Ellis Of Kentucky. john
son of Ohio, Walker Of Massachusetts,
Brosius OF Pennsylvania, Henderson OF
Illinois, Russell Of Connecticut. Haugen
of Wisconsin, and Johnson of Indiana
Before adjournment Chairman Springer
gave notice that he would call up the
bill on Tuesday next and ask the Commit
tee on Rules to bring In a rule for its
consideration. giving the time suggested
by the majority of the committee for It's
consideration. The order will include IL
o'clock meetings and night sessions OF the
House
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1oror, ., N. astbetic are asked to

Lovers Of tho aesthetic are asked to
come to the Flower show. Paper is the
imitator of Nature. to be sure; but you
can't know it unless You wait and see
them made by these two Lady Artists
The LINEN business is at its height.
No such great lot nor no such low prices
were ever known.
Table-Sets. all pure linen, tied fringe.
with IL Napkins to match se'Oo Vaiue'
for a.25 IL.
Table-Sets, double-line open-work. white
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The careful planning of our house is

The careful planning of our house is
mixed in every CANDY you buy here |;
none but the very best and pure-fresh
every day. Here Is partial price
notice:
Cocoanut and Cream Sc; Fruit Candy.
&C.; Fancy Kisses, 20c.: Cream Dates,
2Oc.: Cream Walnuts, zoe.
CHRISTMAS MIXTURE. pounds for
sc.
Ccocolate-Cream Drops, 15c.
Every sort of Bon-Bons and Chocolates.
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BRIDGEpoRr. CONN. December Is
Four agents OF the United States Secret
Service Bureau OF New York came here
last night. and early this morning cap
tured q gang Of experienced counter
frjters at No. 10 Edwin street East End
they are James Mcguire. aged 70: Henry
Oliver. aged e.; George Allen. aged ..
and Mrs. Mcguire. about her huspsnos
mould,. dies. and other apparatus. and q
large quantity Of coin tn half dfilars
and dollars.
Tbs gang came here THURSDAY, Decen-
her eta. from New York. and had been
circulatfns the spurious coin sineA They
tivce. Who surprised them It work thta
morning, One Of the officers said the
coin vas IN excellent imitation. and
Tat sll sns 80 x = g.. ssR: sss. 7ns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16

Carpets, Rugs, and other Floor Cover
inps accessible as Christmas Presents.
The price-helps:
Angora Mats. in bright. new coiorinss'
lSxZ7 inches, for 39c.
Full-S,Ze White Fur Rugs, Tor N''o'
Black at $50 40.
Smyrna Rugs, SGxGo, y Rugs; Ior T,so.
gets, for SIS.
Tapestry Brussels Carpets, as they have
never sold before, Csc. yard; other
grades at 60c, from sc.
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look through any part OF the
BOOK STORE

The Worlds Fair Publishing Com
pany sends as thousand of their illus-
trated books-a memepto not library
can do without. Here is their price and
ours. All unsold will have to be returned
by January LIST. We make the price to
use as souvenir for our patrons-3Sc.
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A SACRIFICE IN WRAPS
AT
COHEN'S,

when all America is crying for them OF
full prices, sent the liberal hand to-
wards their patrons.
Scarce SIS Wraps are sold for Sy-5S
inches long, lined through and through
with finest satin, materlai OF hhes'
The scarce Chinchilla Coats at w,
navy or black, are S125o-full 40 inches
long. ,-,- ,,.,.,u. c,,o,b
Goats al $50 are to be sold at -. Few
houses in America sell them even as
low as $3.50. go.
$3.50 are sold for 500.
THE SCARCE $3.50 Black Kersey Coats are
sold here to-day for -: 49,.
for sl4. trimmed with Martin fur.
The scarce s29 Electric-Seal Capes Tor
so a.,
s2s F,lectric-Seal Capes for "a
Sl2D Clay Diagonal Satin-Lined Capes
to be 81.
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400 pieces Tin Toys at ONE HALF the
Ilal cot.
horse and Rider. on wheels. loc.
l-.-.v Picture Wagons, with horse, lVc.
= a-W4r0n, brightly painted. complete,
D.l-s Animals, on wheels, lsc:
Lars animals, on wheels, Win pei'
~. l.e
Isr.- LScomouves, with bell, zoe.
81 Assorted Animals, on wheels, &c.
Hrl.
L-- Msnagerie-W Wagon. hlled with
.llr ANIMALS, CSC.
q 81 7ay-Banks, former price 1oc. each;
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A DRAFT OF SEAMkN.
DISTRIBUTED AMONG THE WARSHIPS
GETTING READY TO SAIL
Portsmouth Divides the Cotton Receipts
With Norfolk-The Raieigh's New
Years Bail-A Heavy Frost.

NORFOLK, VA, December 15.-(Spe-
ciai.)-A large draft OF seamen arrived
here last night from the New York navy
yard for distribution among the United
States ships at the yard getting ready TO
sall. The apprenticeship Essex will have
her bottom painted before leaving on her
winter cruise. and went into the dry-dock
to-day for that purpose.
The United States steamer Marblehead
Is having her electrical apparatus over
hauled and altered. and her machiner,
looked after by the steam engineering de-
partment. A new steam cutter is being
built for her In the boat-builders' shop.
Portsmouth Is getting half Of the re-
ceipts Of cotton at this port just now,
md several large foreign steamships are
loading at the North-street docks, and
others to follow as fast as they can be
loaded.
KILLED BY AN ENGINE
Mr.. Enos Cuthriell. master carpenter OF
the Norfolk and Southern railroad. was
instantly killed at Hartford, N. c., to-day
by being run over by an engine Of that
road. He lived In Berkeley.
The remains OF Captain A. c. Tan. VINO
died at sea, were brought here to-day on
his schooner. the Mary s. Graham
The petty officers Of the United States
steamer Raleigh VIII give New-Years
ball ut the new Armory building in Ports
mouth and invite the Governors Of North
Carolina and virginia and the Mayor
and City Council Of Raleigh TO partici-
pate.
LONo SERVICE
The four-yearS term o. Deputy Coliee-
tor-of- Customs w. =. webb expires the
Int Of the month, and he will be suc-
ceeded By 1fr. Turner Battle. At present
cashier IN the Coilectors once. Mr..
webb. q 3 Republican, has occupied the
oGIos ~ s npmbee * yooye. and hAa
b>ea r. ~ eustom- hcuso e1noet con
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drawals at New York and other points
are expected during the day. which viii
probably reduce the gold reservO "a
ss5. ooo. 900.
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Body Brussels Carpets at e7l4c, from
81.
SIS Quality for 921kc.
Moauette, SIS quality. for 75c.
All-Wool Ingram. for Acc. a yard.
b0c. Linoleum for zoe.
SOC. Linoleum for 50c.
4oc. grade Floor Oil-Cloth for &c
The mountains of Books piled up arc
tho choice Of all the known publishers:
Add the littleness of our prices, and
you'll not wonder why there is con-
slant throng. You are at liberty to
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instead Of 81. 5Oc. instead Of $3.50, Toe,
IN ot.o1 NJ 81

All the line OF Zig-Zag $40 Books for
Csc.
900 silk Cloth-Bcund Books, gilt tops
60c. Books. as the cheapest prices run.
these for 19c. each.
A complete line of the Poets. beautifully
bound in. Russian Leather, the prlce
20 b. ;2.63 and $685. usually A.o0.
From the tiny &c. Book to the most
expensive volumes we endeavor to raise
quality and lower price.
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or colored borders. $3.50 value; for s5.ss
set.
Open Hand Worked. Hand-Hemstitched
for zoe.
Table Centre-Pleces, heavy, pure linen,
hand-hemstitched. with inside open
drawn work; for zoe, instead OF 81.
E. s. Jaffrey's Table Linens only
slightly damaged by water:
55c. Table Linen for Sc.
75c. Table Linen for soc.
Sc. Table Linen for soc.
81 * Table Linen for 19c.
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IRON TOYS.

T-a-I,-gnes. Galloping Horses. and
lr.'-t- CSC: ought 10 be $50.
C--. Fire-Department Wagon, galiopihs
,.s. complete. $1.49
sulkies. complete. 49c.; ought 10
b. s.
Z Cart, complete. with galloplng
tgss. etc. importers cost SloO' Aor
Cuplete Railroad Trains, for &c. and
.e.r..~.fe
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IS Napkins as size) for ss.25 dozen.
D Il.

IS Napkins as size) for ss.25 dozen.
81 Napkins for sl.25.
zoe. F'ringed Doilies for l5c.
In the face OF our thousands OF dozens
HANDKERCHIEFS our New York
house ships two large dry-eoods cases
full more. They say. "We half the
price, and YOU MUST sell them"
SC. Handkerchlefs for &c.
Zoe Handkerchiefs for Sc.
New Embroidered Ladies' Handker-
chiefs, worth IL TO 2Oc for &c. each.
Pure Linen Handkerchiefs hand hem
stitched and embroidered or 'scallop
embroidered, worth Is and &c.. for
12IRc.
All the SOC. Embroidered Handkerchiefs
linen, and the price 25c.
sc silk Chiffon Handkerchiefs; &c. SILK
Initial Handkerchiefs-either al l0c.
Mems 50c. Hemstitched Silk Handker-
chiefs sell for 19c.
Mems Hemsttched All Pure Linen
Handkerchiefs retail for half usual
best prices, LA to S7lzc., instead OF
Is TO 75c.
Mems Initial Handkerchief for 12isc.,
and hundreds OF others,
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DINNER AND TEA-SETS.
Special Purchases.
SbectaI Prices.

% Handsome Vienna China Dinner.
Sets, exquisite shapes aud magnificent
decorations, 100 pieces, cost to land $50,
for SlS.25.
IL Haviland China Dinnerware. hsnd'
some new shapes and dainty decorations,
120 pieces, never sold in America Tor
less than $50, for $3.50.
Hanley's English China Dinnerware:
underglaze decorations. Ia pieces, real
value SlS the set. for S9.96.
~ sets Finest Limoges China Dinner
Sets, new shapes and decorations, never
known to have sold for less than $40. Tor
go.
10 sets Finest Carlsbad China Tea.
Sets, So pieces, dainty decorations. cost
TO land s10, the set for sG.9s
IA Finest Limoges China Tea-Sets,,
magnificent shapes and decorations, real
value $3.50, the set for $3.50.
1000 Pairs Cups and saucsrs. chocolate.
after-dinner, tea. and moustacbe,
choice &c; many in the collection ara
worth J0c. 10 81.
Decorated Cuspadores, neat decorations,
SJc. each: former price 5sc.
A large and complete line Jardinieres
and Pedestais at 33l to 80 per cent less
than closest competitors.
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c. A. BERNARD WILL APPEAL.
Mr.. Woodward Deciines the Certincafs
Under the circumstances.

Mr.. Woodward Decttnes the Serunc"se
Under the circumstances.
RALEIGH, N. c.. December b.-tspe-
cial)-Judge Bynum. at chambers mere
last night. having declined to grant the
mandamus asked for TO compel the State
Canvassing Board to receive the am
dayits tending to show that the returns
of election In the Third Judicial District.
FOR Solicitor. were fraudulent. G. NJ. Ber-
nard. the Fusion nominee for Solicitor.
appeals to the Supreme Court. The board
to-day completed the canvass OF the re-
turns from Nash county. which were the
ones In question. These returns. added
10 the others, give the vote as follows:
John r. Woodland. 9.5T; Claude N. Ber-
nard, as6l: Glade N. Bernard, SR; Claude
H. Bernard. 70.
The Seventh District returns for Solici-
tor were also canvassed. These give J..
A. McNeill, II. $50: II. +. Seawell, $40;
Robert f. seawell. l,os1; H. L. seaweil,
226a. The board issued certificates TO
both Woodland and McNelIl ~ solicitors.
These are Democrats.
Mr. woodland wrote Governor Carr. de-
clining to receive the certificate. saying
In his very manly letter that he could
not consent TO hold ONCE under = COM
snission based on Q mere technica1ity or
even tainted with . suspicion q teehnica'
fnualidffv ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
Ils and Toys and Christmas Novelties.

MI, O.. every description and size.
rr-y-H EISQUE DOLL, natural hair.
g. siq- teeth. shoes and stockings.
-.. or brunette, and 13la inches
- .ctual worth Soc. each; for 19c.
WHIST FRENCH BISQUE JOINTED
r.rL. natural curly hair, flnely-trim-
r.. clen-se. lil3 inches long, just
r,Xrsr FRENCH BISQUE DOLL. life
f-.a natural hair, fancy-trim-
nj e.rt - inches long. actual worth
~ i Dolls. full Kid body. French
.. head. shoes and stockings, IL
-,t., long. former price CSC. for SOC.
r-.-gsaIty Kid-Body Doll. life-like
TO-. wed wig, Rudolstadt bisque
r and hands. fine-quality shoes and
....-.s. ls inches long, former price
Via ~ man" Dolls. real bisque head,
IN h..E sewSd wig, Open-and-shut
~ r..eiy trimmed skirt. lifellke face.
BOND or brunette, import cost 50 each;
-. C..t-ated "Kessner' Doll finest
fr.... movable head, double-jointed
hlgt six stockings, best shoes,
es long. real value S; for s9.2-
rT'r eANlE DOLL AS ABOVE. "a
INCHES LONG, S5.G4; former price
400 Dressed Dolls at the prices OF
r.litssed,
Pretty Dressed Dolls, "A inches long,
WORTH &c.. for 49c.
Co. Dolls, dressed in the latest
.-s.- 10. choice.
sa Quality Dolls. dressed in the
ltt I4risian style, and only Csc.
--m, Dressed "Kessner' Dolls. real
-r ana worth $3.50 each. for 2.25.
....fIsrs lraCCa6 Dolls. g
latest Partisan style. sewed
v.rs. = inches long. former price 80;
$40.
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The BABY CARE-TAKER.
WHAT 1T is.

The Baby Care-Taker comprises five
articles in oneself walker crib, per-
ambulator, and low-chair swing
without any removal or addition OF
parts, and is adapted TO a Child from
birth to aboSi years OF age, price
375 complete Come and see ii.
Boys Express-Wagon. chestnut body,
strongly made. 800. each, worth I5c
Boys Large Express Wagon, nicely
Ravs' Sleds. superior quality. ACC. and up.
Hobby-H Horses. nicei. upholstered, worth
$50, for 93c. o., ~
Girls Tricycles, best in the country, s349
Doll-Carrlsges, nicely upholstered. fancy
body. best springs, and full siZe Tor
mer price 81, for Sl.25.
Bows Large Size Wheelbarrows, former
price 39c., for 25c.
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ELLlAL BsRGAINSin MAGIC LANTERNS.

~ e e!c-Lanterns, latest construction
% SIDES. in neat square box, all COM
I.- Tor nc. extra slides. II you want
TIN.
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All the above from the E. s. Jaffrey
Fire Sale, and not garment among
these sold for imperfect
A great array OF Infants Cloaks-the
newest and most stylish OF the season.
colored, trimmed, and made in novel
designs; new prices
Were 50; are s..
Were $3.50: are s..
Were $69S; are $3.50.
Were So: are $50.
Were $50; are N.75.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-12
To Celebrate Luther'sBirthday.

BROOKLYN, Nov. 12.-The Luth-
Grams of this city will observe the
411th anniversary Of the birth of
Martin Luther by holding a cele-
bration in Association Hall this
evening under the auspices of the
Brooklyn Luther League.
An interesting programme has
been arranged, and appropriate ad-
dresses will be delivered by Mayor
Charles A. Schieren the Rev. j. j.
Heischmann, D. D., Of Brooklyn
the Rev. j. B. Remensnyder, ID. D.,
of New York; the Rev. E. l.. Miller,
of Scranton, Pa, president Of the
Luther League of Pennsylvania,
and Mr.. E. F. Eilert, president Of
the Luther League Of New York
State.