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has az VIDE range OF values as furs From the
price HIST o. Minneapolis company some INTEREST,"
ing figures IN this line are gathered. The highest
priced FUR on the list Is silver fox a dark skin in
prime condition bringing as nigh $780, The sill
Yer ioN Is the aristocrat of his tribe Ordinarv s,x
SKINS are not worth much. Red fox brings onlv
81 and gray fox IS cents Among the bears ths
black bear OF Mnncsota Wisconsin ana Nich,ean
has valuable skin and rates from 81 for a sub p
AMI 81. FOR yeariine up TO s32 for a fterown
psr; F ts, Montana and other Western peits SCI
w. w., me brown ana CHINA mon bear skins are IL
lttie more value than those of our native bears
and run up az high as S34 WI '"'''e 's"'S'
ha rue me further north an animal is found
.h , greater is the value OF the fur For exan-
SStbsrnS and snp, otter brings So while the
a ne IN rnt. %o Of Minnesota Manitoba and Mon
s sxned orrss only 70 cents. Northern wildcat is
Worth but e. ,. wn,'e the Southwestern animal is
hin. m. trouble to abstract the traditional
nm, - nres from the domestic cat and take her akin
in ease III bs s you VIII be rewarded with Is cents
for the any s inner color The highest prices quoted
tsin on t.shSr 81 msrten. 81 mink. 81 IS noun.
er,Ss s e 80 cents for ordinary skunk o vow
iii. % ~s" ~, oeSver 5o muskrat. cents; tackrah
''- """'s' n'ank snnrrsl z caatA '~~~A~~-
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Oo White overlooked the strong continuation N
,cl So Kt-,Ilt s. R-K =. 81. CD 3 would havs given
White the rnmh superior game. by means OF Inv .rA.
develops into an even position anu ho''s
but a draw nuw be- expected
The match OH fourteen boards between the Man
haitian Chess Club of this city and the FTahk.ii,
Chess Club. Philadelphia Penn. viii be PLAYED
next THURSDAY the moves to be made by ieIegrhpn.
The Manhattan team will be composed as fo.oWs:
A. u. Hodges J. W. Showalter. >. Lipschuctz, ".
G. Slmonson Dr. {. b. 1saacson J. "; BAIRD. y
G.. Baird j. " Ilanham. s. Ryan, Hape:n' n
Jasnogrodsky, l. schmidt; jr u .,i Rayiqson ana
Kaiser NJ. Morgan, T. G. vogt ): v. hsmp'oHn'
J. Newman. J. Eison, u. y. Martinez. W: +: sn.pey
and two others. not az yet selected "i'i represent
the Franklin c. {. 49,, $4,000. .. ,,.ir
cubrooms In the I5etz Building on the SKIN moor;
and the Maintains viii battle over INC cnrckeicn
boards in their quarters in the United Chaii,lc Ike,
Building Play will begin AT II a m. 20 De con,
tinucd 10 II p. m. with ono hours interval at !
o'clock and one and half hours interva. az
o'clock At Ii o'clock W. Stenitz the referee VII
admdicate on the games. should there De any ieit
unfinished . .,.. 1000. -,
hour and II has also been agreed that inc man,
hatfane viii play the whites on the cdd-numDercn
boards and the Franklin men on the remaining
boards ..
PROBLEM NO 4s-BY sIGISMiND ScHuSTER.
BUDAPEST
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were as follows The Bennett Medal Of 1893 to
John Walker OF Hook and Ladder Company No
81, for rescung Mrs. Della Fuller from the nth
floor OF No 900 Cherry-st.. December %, 1893: Ben
nett Mccall Of 1894 TO Dennis Byer OF Engine
Company No. 30. for rcscuing Mrs. Leary from the
fifth floor Of No. 221S Seventh-ave by lowering
himself from the roof September %. 1894 after a II
other escape had been cut off by the flames; the
Pulitzer Medals. 10 Foreman Thomas OiIearn. OF
Hook and Ladder Company No. IS. who rescued n
child from the third floor OF No. 1923 Surolk-st on
May 81. 1894 and Fireman John p. Howe. Of Hook
and Ladder Company No. IS. and Edward l. Gal
loway, Of Hook and Ladder Company No. II, who
rescued Mrs Kenney Mary Forester and Bridget
Maloney from he fourth and NTH floors of tene-
ment-house January 2. 1894: the Stevenson
Medals. for excellence and proficiency In service
to Foreman John H. White OF Engine Company
No. IL. and Foreman Charles W. Kruger OF Hook
and Ladder Company No. Q.
dead tree near the reviewing stand gave way
in the middle OF the ceremonies and Its load OF
spectators mostly adventurous small boys was
precipitated a distance of ten feet to the ground.
but all escaped unhurt.
After the presentation OF the medals was COM
pleted the Mayor and the Fire Commissioners
went to the bluff behind the reviewing stand to
see the drill The ireboat New Yorker, gayly be-
deckcd with flags. and water tower. which
was erected at the bank. gave an exhibition OF the
power OF the hose. Next there was the llfc-sav
Ing drill In which Fireman Curley was injured.
In response to alarm OF fire sent out by
Colonel Jussen. secretary Of the Board. from
improvsed box Hook and Ladder Company No.
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FLORAL DETECTIVE OF LONG AGO.

In early times the Dutch farmers OF the up
river farms Of New-York had an ingenious way
OF recovering pocket knives that might have been
dropped or rnslaid while poughing gardening
was going on. Cutlery not cheap then and
abundant rs In these days; the farmers took the
thrifty precauton of keeping two three sun
flower seeds In their knife-handles. Then II the
knives fell upon broken ground and could not be
readily found the owners would wait until the seeds
sprOuted. and isolated sunfiower stalk or bios
som In field or patch would signaze the possibility
OF missing articles being at its root. True, the
owner did not always realize the result Of the
scheme. because passing boy who understood the
token often "ani there before the planter
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NOTES.

ta) Inferior as the sequel shows. T. P-o Is the cor
rect W.T., ~ - .or,.s ,,,o MAY q,
. a., .-.<o-.a,,. c.n,re nos
ton as White threatens IL. RK 2 which would ne rs,
state 10 .P-B g. thus pinnirg knight and pshol Inc
fext move satisfactory either as pawn
IS lost in consequence lie has. Therefore no'nhG
than II.P-B3 followed BY B-B2 with an uncom-
promised game yet . .,, e.. n u %
"a Forcing the bishop back in order TO gain the y r.
This move Blackburne probably overlooked w., -,
e) Taking the Q is certain and SPEEDY loss e. a.
Tentative therefore would be 10 XIX 2 ana 10 hent
/, out with a pawn minus. lie might have followed II
,.. 1-.e o.,,,.
not reply 10 O-Kt g. BECAUSE Of 49,. @ O. 90 H O.
BIZ 5; 81. R--O s. XIX winning piece White
would have probably replied 10 OR B. and Black would
then have chance Of resistance. and that Is
er1 A very idiff~rent move. He might have played
2l.. Or thus keeping IN Whites Q Kt and threaten
ing 81 x r p.
th) White wins easily and Blackburne would have
probably resigned but for Bardeebcn being hard pressed
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WITH QUEENS AND ROCKS.
LACK OF FUNDS FOR THE INTERNATIONAL
CHESS MATCH.
SCORES OF THE BLAcKBUENE-voN BARDELErEN
GAMEs-THE Observation-Disclosures MATCH
PROBLEMS AND CORRESPONDENTS

PROBLEMS AND CORRESPONDENCE
"rbs Iondon Daily News under date OF May
H. refers 10 the Hastings International Tournament
IN the following terms:
The funds for the tournament are coming IN TOO
OF prizes definitely. Al statements therefore which
have appeared up TO the present as TO inc amount
BY the actual state Of aTairs Up to me presGn,
only about f59 aXasbe for d d9bt b5a r%ea
cities like Liverpool. Manchester Brm,agnam New
castle etc. are doing their best TO neip e ,c w
provide sport and play for all Engiaha' put """'
ever Is done must be done soon If at al
Under these circumstances. 1t is more than doubt
full whether the money offered will really induce
the great European and American players 10 enter
AT first. It was said that the first prize would De
OF the value Of $780, while now, II appears o"'s
$50 is guaranteed. Yesterdays European mail
brought the official programme Of the propos'n
tournament. From the main conditions given below
II will be seen that The Daily News was righ'
for the prizes altogether offered amount 10 i'"
O25OW Here follows extract from the omc'"
programme:
Prizes to the of 800 exclusive Of sons "1s
fl5O second ms third isS -Four ether priEeS are
player o. who no. Wins s' most Gamo ac
5Scp,ed). either as White or Back h VII bnorv and
Practice OF Chess" -four octave volures) by CARO-
Saivioii Of the value OF 20 lire. r. 49, o,o,
game that he wins and in the event Of his win
ing a game from the FIRST. second or thlrd pIiz',
winners he will receive for such game ~ ihs'c"u
Of Fl. - ..,o.o 1,,,, r
All entries must be received on or before July D.
accompanied by an entrance Zee o! 70 p, . o,,or
Each player must play one game with every o'ner
competitor The winner Of game scores ssoI J., me
loser and IN Drawn game he e't MONDAY tuesday
Wednesday Friday. and SATURDAY from Pon m, 10
ramcs must be finished on Thursday OF each week
Time limit: Thirty moves ior the nIst TWO hou'S
in case OF q tie between two PLAYERS Tor inc nist
rrize they shall play match or three games up,
another than the first prize. the players snail
divide their prizes.
Following are the three last games OF the Barde-
49,, p,ackburnc chess match as contested at the
british Chess Club London. on May TO- IL and TO-
respectively The notes to the seventh and eighth
games are from 1.-THE Field and to the ninth by
Bardelehsn:
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MEDALS TO BRAVE F1REMEN.
PRESENTATION BY MAYOR STRONG AT
THE ANNUAL PARADE.

Az ACCIDENT IN WHICH FIREMAN cuRI-EY IS
Hurt THE ONLY OCCURRENCE TO MAR AN
INTERESTING DAY-THE NAMES VI ihE
MEN REWARDED FOR THEIR RES
Gle WoRK-AN EXHIBITION
OF THE DEPARTMENTS
DRILL. AND ILFE-sAv-
ING FEATS.
multitude Of NEWCOMERS saw the annual
parade Of the Fire Department and the presen-
tation Of medals to brave fremen yesterday
afternoon In the Riverside Drive at Seventy
slxth.st The day was perfect the iireInen APP
peared at their best. and there was only ore thing
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was picked up Mayor Strong and Fire Commits
soner Sheffield went TO the house where he had
been carried. and. on finding that Curley had not
been killed outright. they went back TO the
stand The Mayor was much shocked by the ac-
cdcnt and expressed a sincere desire for Curley's
recovery.
The last attraction OF the day parade
and drill In which the Department made
excellent showing. Two battalions consisting OF
100 men In ten platoons OF ten men each. Engine
companies Nos. g. II. H. 22. Is. 81 30. 49, Sc and
co. and Hook and Ladder companies Nos. 2 and
90. started from Seventy eighth-st.. headed by
Chief Bonner and Battalion Chiefs Welch and
Short. and passed by the reviewing stand to Sixty
ninth-st., where they disbanded. An alarm Of
fire was then sent out from the stand and in
response the engines and trucks returned, pass
ing the reviewing stand at full gallop amid deaf
enng cheers.
This ended the exercises. Before leaving May
or strong expressed himself In terms OF the
highest praise for the efficiency Of the Depart
ment
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broadway Side.
IN THE BOOK STORE

Getting nearer and nearer to our mind,
delighting more and more visitors every
day And the great assortment is no more
notable than the little prices. These are
very special:
Across Africa-Verney Lovett Cameron 500 pages
octave, 80 full-page and numerous small wood
cut illustrations, s. O,n price ST.
Travels in the Region OF the Amoor-Thos VIM.
Atkinson, AS pages, octave, with SO wood cuts,
$3.50 Our price Soc
The Poets OF the XIX Century-Seleeted by VIII
mont and Duyckinek GA pages, octave, l4l
illus, s. Our price 81.
The Viking Age-Paul B. Du Chailu, . vols,
octave 1865 illustrations $50. Our price S.
The Rose Of Love-Angelina Teal ST. Our
price Us.
The cogn Of vantase-JOhn Seymour Wood, 81.
Our price 1Sc
Links in a Chain-Margaret Sutton Briseoe, ST. Our
price l5o.
English Poets-Handy Volume size, neatly bound in
linen finish cloth with ornate silver stamping stand
ard authors
Robert Burns, vols 3Sc.
Thomas Hood, 3 vols, Ssc.
John Keats, : vols 3Sc.
Walter Scott, 3 vols Sc.
Shelley vols. SIS
Thomas Gray lSc.
Songs from the Dramatists, l6c.
HURT BOOKS
Still ableiu al small fraction Of the original prices
MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS
Are taken at special rates for all American and foreign
periodicals. A special counter in the book store has
been set aside for this purpose Current numbers
OF the leading magazines on sale there Ad-
dresses OF subscribers will be changed at any time.
Book Store. Ninth street.
RUGS -MATTINGS
There's comfort in picking from the most
liberal stocks in the city; economy, too
note the prices.
Rugs were 80. -, Sla75 and SIS.
Now $3.50, $3.50 and ST.
China Matngs by the ROLL
$, grade at S.. So grade tsS7S.
1925 grade at s6.7s. Si2 grade At sp.!S
Third Floor.
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for excellence in discipline. The recipients of
medals were drawn up In front Of the reviewing
stand on the west side OF the drive. opposite
Seyenty-sixth-st where tho Mayor and Board
~ Fire Commissioners were seated Behind
them were two platoons OF flrcmen and the Goth
Regiment Band.
AT n signal from tho Mayor chic, Bonner
saluted. and gave tho order. Three PAGES 10
the front" When the men were ranged In line
in front Of the stand tho Mayor presented the
medals with a short speech in which he spoke
Of the occasion as being Of the greatest
pleasures in his Ne. He SAID
OF all the public departments in 'his great city
OF 2GDO0 people there ;, none whose services are
more valuable Than yours Tho duty of every nre-
man is 10 save life Tho Army and Navy are called
called upon to savc Ne. property. rnerchan9ise ana
everything AS gathered here today with
this beautiful SKY above US We are prou1 70 rem
der homage 10 YOU for the way In which you have
Ntw-York | commend you for your bravery ana
the gallant discharge Of your duty ior the last
year Il j. one Of the greatest pleasures 81 my
life TO present to you these medals.
THE RESCUERs AND THEIR WORK.
Then tho Mayor announced the names Of the
men. with the particular service for which the
medal was presented. The men. upon receiving
their medals handed them 10 Chief Bonner. who
pinned them 10 their coats just beneath the
badges. and amid loud cheers the men stepped
back into the ranks. The medals and recipients
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Nothing like it, those in the trade say.
But still the little prices go on and the fine
goods 90 out.
Womcns white SwiS, ribbed Isle thread Vests, high
neck. long sleeves so each; were 81.
Woncns Swiss ribbed Isle thread Vests, silk
crochecd nccks is, were Sl.lO.
Womcns e,u ribbed isle thread Combination Suits
high neck. short sleeves, low neck, no sleeves
knee length, 75c; were 81 -.
Womens Swiss ribbed Isle Cycling Tights, eoru, 'oe
were 80
ChIdren's white gluze Vests, high neck, long
sleeves, for So; were 4Oc each
Women light colorcd Isle thread Hose, pair for
2jc, we're i0c par.
Women, last black cotton Hose, unblcaoled feet,
IS PAIR.
Chldren's Isle thread Hose, sizes TO 81, Toe;
would be SOC il not red.
Chldrcn's tan and black ribbed cotton Hose sizes D
to 81 25c par; were sos.
Womens fast black plated silk Hose, open work
n>ter IS pair
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LIERRE LACES

LiEkkE LhsLS
Made in France and Belgium by lace artists. Newest
oolors the Paris fad and At about 4 import prices.
up TO 81 liene laces, So yd.
Up TO 81 Lierc Laccs 81 I'd.
Up 10 s. lierc Laees, 5! ya,
O,;cntis net tor. point de V,nisc Chintily, aP7l.
QUE point dc Paris Normandy Val. Lace that you'd
think 81 I'D, at IS.
yds. Insertions TO match. RaTest thing III the
lace line.
DRESS TRIMMING. "a
Finest quality Of cut let cut as diamonds They In
blouses capes. dresses TO tie high art level.
AT 81 choice Of $50 Jet Collars and Jet fokcs, Sans.
Gene and Empire shapes. Fave been 80 and ~
very recently.
At sl.95 choice OF 100 Jet Bouses ne sot usea on
imported dresses that cost up to Sioo
Al 500 very best things that we have in our STOCK.
Bousss that look like Queens; deepest jet collars
for capcs the finest jet yokes for waist Trimmings,
Goods that have sold a, S?j Not over two weeks
in this country. "a,
Empire Bands, a beautiful assortment at 'o' and d
I'D.
WHITE DOT SWISS
Crsn r,ue as snow white dot and the right size dot.
lust from ST. Gail; not day in the house; IN
wide. beautiful, ,Sc yd Never the like under SOC.
$40 ROBES at 81.
Embroidered Robes for Summer, AZ yds. AZ IN.
skrtng embroidered. dainty colors; Al yds.
narrow embroidery for waist; ~. yds. douole
material enough to make entire dress. Brought
out to bring Sl0-to end them 81 each.
HANDXERCHIEFS
Mems pure linen fine quality, real herstcled SHRED
H,ndkerchiefs Irish make, French finish, unaund-
cred. Nc If Hundred. SOC would ne far.
100 doz mems large SIZE, pure silk, japanese SIX
hdis. with large silk embroidered initial, at 70,
wo1h 50r without initial.
BELTS.
SILK Belt with silver plate buckles, plated on heavy
metal Better for wear than all silver buckles.
With or without initial finely engraved, Monday,
IS each You've seen no better At 81.
HOSE SUPPORTERS
Lindsay's patent clasp Hose Supporters, OF silk
elastic, six webbing, satin belt, rich article, and
generally 6Oc and ,5c. On Monday, all eolors, IN
all sizes, IS.
PARASOIS, ALL SHADES
lust 100 of the prettiest little Parasols. % in,
changeable glace silk, with Dresden porcelain
handle, $3.50.
FRAMES
The new Frame Store oren Tomorrow rivals the new
ewelry store in beauty.
200 fine silver plated Frames, engraved copies OF S.
and $40 kinds. are ZSc.
200 gilt Florentne Frames, copies Of the s. frames,
are 4Jc each
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STERLING SILVER JEWELRY
We choose only the best not from one 'l', u a,.,,
house in the country.
Sterling silver shirt Waist Scs-ccl'a ou'Ion s.uu.,
ops fine Sold by the houses who have no'n'ng
10 lean on but the word Sterling. =. Soa
hv us at the usual close profit DOC TIC
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Sterling silver Spoons warranted .o27 fine e points
better than sterlng,, beautiful patterns andncw, So
e,ch: same patterns in Dessert Spoons and Forks,
sl5 each Same in extra heavy Dinner Spoons
and Forks, $3.50 each.
Sill R-PLATED WARE
Ouadnlrle plate very best, beautifully chased Tea
Pots $50; the s. kind.
4 Piece Ses-tea pot, sugar bowl, cream and spoon
holders $3.50 tie set; equal TO any at $40 that We
knox Of
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basement. UrOndway.
SUMNER DRINKS

with cracked ice in one hand and bunch
of straws in the other are dancing this way.
Ii would have made the folks OF our grand
fathers days pat their backs with delight to
have met such fairies. Yours for amazingly
little money.
Belfast Ginger Ale and plain Soda, best quality, made
from Cromac Springs water Of Ireland, patent stop
pes, oorks to pull, I0c bottle, Sl.H doz, $3.50
case ) doz
Wild Cherry Phosphate for three days only, 25c, SOC
and 81 bottles at 2lc, So, 74c; 5Oc size makes IL
quarts
KnaPps Root Beer Extract, made from natural roots
and herbs, not essential oils preparation each pack
age makes gallons, 3 days only Poe bottle for l3c
StraSbourg Game Purees, finest quality chicken,
pheasant, quail, thrush, woodcock, roebuck, hare,
partridge lSc can, SOS doz
French White Wine Vinegar, concentrated strength,
made from grapes, Sos full or quart bottle and "a:
full pint bottle.
Virgin Olive OIL, finest quality, Our own importation
from France, makes magnificent mayonnase dress
ing o., 3ic &c bottle, rs to size
French Table Prunes large fine color and flavor her
metcally sealed DC S H. tins.
Jersey Tomatoes, best quality, cold packed, nothing
but red ripe, solid fruit, g. can 3 days only.
French Boneless Sardincs, in pucst olive oil, none
better in size and flavor, Is large can, $3.A doz.
basement, Fourth Avenuc and Ninth street.
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MAYOR STRONG PRESENTING THE MEDALS.
70 be regretted on the occasion That wa an acct
dent BY which one Of the flremen engaged ID
the exhibition Of life-saving methods was hurt
seriously. It was by no fault or the fireman
that he fell, but the accident caused no little
excitement and sorrow. and marred an other
wise splendid display.
The exercises Of the afternoon began AT :
o'clock. Mayor Strong was master OF cere-
monies. and presented gold medals OF merit 10
seven nremen for bravery In rescuins lives and
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IN orJuerp mer ma'
$mSTh
f Frank WhlhG ne weGE
Rpd& Bartn,A Co., w. 0'""""
eIym ouNolzed
OF of
sas
thai TO ued1
hey am ~rry m mm yv
to it """ '"""'" ""
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WOMEN'S SHIRT WAISTS

If regiment of women, each win all
iercnt Shirt Waist notion, were TO Inaron
into the store this morning we could hand
distinct style to every one Natty oh!rt
Waists. handsome up-to-date Shirt Waists.
lis the fullest, best Shirt Waist gathering
we know of in the town, and the most
temptngIy priced.
Chintl Shirt WAISTS, Numbered collar and cuffs, white
ground blue pink, black stripes, gathered 'front.'
yoke back, So
Persalc shirt Waists, gathered front, yoke back,
Numbered collar ard cuffs pink, blue ana olao"
patterns iull sleeves, 65c.
Fine Pcrcac Shirt Waists gathered front, yoke BACK
Numbered collar and cuffs, IN very pretty patterns,
large sleeves 81.
Fine Percae Shirt Waists gathered front, yoke back,
Numbered collar and cuffs, extra large sleeves wnIte
ground pink, blue and black striped effects, slIo'
Madras WAISTS. in pretty pnk-and-bue checks ivll
front, yoke back Numbered collar and cuffs, sl.so'
MADRAS Shirt WAISTS III solid pink and blue, iull 'front.'
yoke back. Numbered collar and cuffs, $I7S. Same
in finer quality madras, 81.
Shirt Waists OF fine linen, colored lawn. hill 'front.'
woke back. laundcrei collar and cuffs, Sl.7S.
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Beqinning June I this store wiU
close on Saturdays at 10
O'Clock noon, until September
summary SILKS

Think of the weather, think Of your silk
needs. come with confidence, and with
about half the silk money YOU meant to
use. Here are new japanese Kai kai
wash silks. dainty colorings. 40c grade Csc,
and Others with cable cord effects, SOC
grade at Csc.
500 yd> % in Printed Pongcc, Cic kind, IS,
800 yt>. % in Printed pongcc, ,jc kind, at 49,
Both lot, imported for this seasons selling
At oSc. counter fl OF Colorcd Figured or Striped
Taieta Glaze Satin de Chine. Colorcd Brosad de
Cros Gram Have sold at SO TO 81.
900 yd>. 90 in Black Figured Cros Cram, 81 p
grade 1t 9Sc
900 vds % IN Black Fancy Grenadines, in stripes
and figures. at 81 and $I.lS; were 81 80.
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DrOadWay ana Ninth Stree'
WITH THE ChINAWARE

We took all the Chamber Toilet Sets the potter had
one OF the largest potters in the country Best quality
goods, painted and gold Stppled
10 PCS sl4s; regularly 81 So
II pcs with jar s+4S; regularly $50.
Prices all around are leaning toward you IN the same
way. Take Glassware:
Engraved TumbicTs o0c doz. not $125
cat glass oarlies, deeanters, etc, 9Sc eaeh resu-
llll,. 30
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FURS AVID THEIR vITUE.
From The Northwestern Magazine
There IL probably q other sssnis r,nditv the
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Silver Belt Pins, ,sc; beautifully engraved and chased
heretofore always 5De.
Silver Scissors Of the finest steel, made for good use,
Manicure Sets. pieces, all sterling silver, 81 the set
Belts with sterling buckles 81 each
Rear in mind that we clean all silver
ware bought of us free of charge at any
time.
Tenth street.
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Second Floor. Broadway.

About POO assorted styles Of c. P. and p. u
Corset>. and popular makes OF Domestic Corsets
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