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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20
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Corsicana, Tex. Feb. 19.-News was
received here tonight that two more
small pos patients died in the Workman
community and that two more are not
expected to live tin morning.
The people of this city are getting
nervous. People from the affected
community have been In town all day
today and the officers have grave fea.J
that small poS viii break out here
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

Cotton nnd WOODEN lIiii Operatives
Opt-phcir Grievance.

Galveston, Tex, Feb. lg.--Three hun
dred operatives Of the cotton and
wooden mills went out ON strike yester-
day evening. The striking operatives
say that they were laid or two and
one-half days last week during the
cold spell, which time they were asked
TO make up by wording an additional
hour each evening. The regular hours
are eleven per day, which they claim ls
all they should he asked to work, and
that u is too hard upon the women and
children to be Obliged 10 extend their
hours Of labor TO twelve. Then they
complain that while the mill agrees to
pay them for the extra hour, II does
not pay for such time In proportion to
the regular wages, and that operatives
who receive 30 cents per day are al
lowed hut cents FOR the extra hour.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

New Orleans, La, Feb. l0.--Cleared
Steamers Chalmette. Hudson, New
York; Malabra. Bristol; Plzzati, Cieba.
Port Eads-Arrived; Steamers Tru
weller CBr). Jackson, Liverpool; FL
monte, Parker. New York: Arkansas
Mason, Havana. Sailed: $. $. Guide.
Liverpool; FL Sud, New York: Aale-
sund. Bocas del Toro.
lverpool-Arrived; Steamers Au-
rnnla, New York; British Prince, Nor
folk. b
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

Ardmore, I. T.. Feb. l9.-The report
that Gainesville was likely to lose the
machine shop and round-house stirred
up the people Of Ardmore, and as a
consequence the board OF trade con-
vened yesterday afternoon and com
mittee consisting of Dr. Wolverton,
Rledsoe and Wilmington was appoint
ed TO take the matter In hand and put
themselves ut once In communication
with the Santa F'e people.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

New orleans, Ia. Feb. 19.-The de-
weather is bringing large
cro,vds and the carnival is on.
The Atlantians entertained at the
French opera house, basing their tap
.,,Tbo Rride OF the Ice King"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

Cincinnati, Ohio, Feb. l9.-The Petit
bone Manufacturing company. one OF
the largest establishments IN the coun-
try for the manufacture OF military.
band uniforms and regalia, assigned to-
day. Liabilities supposed to be much
more than assets, which are placed at
$4,000 The firm employed from eco
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

OF the strong men OF this Legislature.
and he is here TO legislaic. lie Is en-
gagged upon substitute for the o'Con-
nor convict labor bill. which will be
reported favorably by house judiciary
No. l. The colonel contends that con-
victs should he worked on state farms
and not leased to private corporations
or individuals.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

Cav Antonio. Tex. Feb. l9.-A tele-
,,,. S from Waco says Walter ,oyerley'
slaln IL san Antonio. has been ar
wantsu hare Overiey is alleged to have
restep ssysral books Of mileage from
s So nesl missouri. Kansas anu Texas
ticket oliee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

rouisyllle. KY. Feb. 1s.-Eli Marks.
the best known gambler In
~ snnih. died in this city at p. m.
tnSlsv For years he made gambling a
t,ysI1ess and acquired quite fortune,
but OF late he had reyerses, ana aled
y pi ,oeTnber OF Morgan's famous com
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

Sandy Hook, N. j., Feb. 19.-Fremont
PECK first lieutenant OF the ordnance
corps was killed at the proving
grounds this afternoon by the bursting
az a breech of rapid firing gun.
Sergeant John Thorpe was slightly
injured in the leg, but no one else was
hurt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20
w EEKLY GAZETTE
To Any Address for One Year.

Extra attachments in velvet-lined center
drawer are included. These attachments are
superior to those made by any other manu-
acturer, being the only ones that are on the
market that are warranted cteel throughout
Other sets are made principally of brass, nickel
plated the plating serving to hide the true char
acter OF the metal underneath
The GaZette's machine is strong and simple
in construction There are but few working
parts in the ARM hence it is easy to keep pro-
pery cleaned and Oiled and almost IMPOSSIBLE
for it to get out of working order The ma
chine is finely finished and beautifully orna-
mented, and can be depended upon to do
equally well the lightest and the heaviest work
The Gazette's Premium machine and the
Weekly Gazette for one year, $1,000.
The Gazette's Premium machine and the
Daily and Sunday Gazette by mail for one
year, $27.
The Gazette's Premium Machine and the
Daily and Sunday Gazette by mail six months,
$235O. Address,
State PRINTING COMPANY
Fort Worth. Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20
nllrs NorI.r,s ,lnrhcrrr.

Philadelphia. Pa, Feb. III. n. Gem
try. the murderer OF Miss YorSc has
just been found unconscious ON a door
step In this city He was taken 60 II
hospital where he regalncd conscious
ness OF Identity and crime, ana said he
had stabbed himself with suicidal in
-.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

Philadelphia, Pa. Feb. la.-At mid
night all indications point 10 the cleo
tlon OF Charles T.. Warwick Otep) as
mayor OF this city by majority estl-
mated from 10000 to 10000 over Robert
Pattison, the ex-governor OF the state
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

ca Antonio. Feb. DEARLY this
San an unidentified stranger en-
,a1sd Bristow's drug store and fired
, .erSu peter Dukes. one Of the clerks,
,lps,h,,,g scalp wound. No cause is
i ,il'lis,f or the attempted murder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

New York Feb. i9.-Thirtcen ship
wrecked seamen reached this city to-
day on board the White star steamer
laurie They We're Captain Jones and
crew OF the British ship Rialto.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

ST. Louis. Feb, l0.-The Arkansas and
Missouri Yellow Pine Lumber company
is the name OF II new organization pre-
pairing 10 open office In this city. but
those Interested deny that 1t is lum-
Der trust.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

Salem. Ore, Feb l9.--ln today's SEN
ate ballot, the antl-DOlph Republicans
changed from Williams TO Lowell. Tie
vote stood; Dolph 40, Hare 10, Raley 0,
Cogswell !, Lowell 80. Absent 4.
The evening times., 1895-10-17
TO LAUNCH Two GUNBoATs.
Brilliant Farty Expected at Newport
News on saturday.

BrililRnt faTIN EAHettc't NJ %NS" foi
News on saturday.
The most elaborate preparations have
been made by the Newport News Shipbuild-
ing Company and the Navy Department for
the launch of the two gunboats, Nashville
and Wilmington. on Saturday next
1t is expected that the Secretary OF the
Navy, with a large party, the Congressional
delegation from Virginia and the gov
ernor, Senator Gray and daughters, the
mayor and city council of Wilmington, the
mayor and city council OF Nashville and
several members of Congress will witness
the ceremonies, which will be the most
beautiful of their kind yet held in South
ern port.
The entire North Atlantic fleet, under
Admiral Bunce, has been directed to proceed
to Newport News and there fire salute in
honor of the event
President Orcutt, of the Newport News
COMPANY, has chartered one of the large
Washington steamers, which has been placed
at the disposal OF the Secretary V for his party.
Another large contingent will meet the.Sec-
retary from Wilmington, and third party
will come ON rom Nashville in charge OF
Congressman Washington.
Among those who will be the guests of
Mr. Herbert are Admiral Ramsay and wife,
Commodores Hichborn Melville and Samp-
son, Capts. Chadwick and Lemley. Com
modore Howell. Admiral Walker and nearly
all the leading naval officers on duty in
Washington. The two young ladies CHRIS
tening the ships, daughters of Senator Gray
and the mayor of Nashville, will also ac-
company the Secretary.
The evening times., 1895-10-17
Georgetown University.

j. NJ Gallagher and II. DulaDy, OF the
Athletic Association, Winchester Col :
lege have entered Georgetown. Delaney
is long distance runner; Gallagher Is
q sprintcr and hurder, and both men VIII
enter college course.
Bernard J. Wcfers, the champion sprinter
OF the world the man who won the 100
yards and 22O yards in the international
games last month. will arrive to- night
and enter the college.
His younger brother, who is also sprinter
of some merit, will come with him. All Of
these men will compete in the games to
be held about November 1.
wefers has been in continuous training
since he last ran, and he is expected to
equal his worlds record in the coming
games.
gallagher is one of the best hurtllcrs in
the country, and Delaney has mile rec
ord not far from the record OF the cou ntry.
The outdoor gymnasium, which stood
on the ball field, has been pulled down TO
make room for the new track, aud the
grand stand and blcachers have been
moved back to the edge OF the field Tor
the same purpose.
A gymnasium and training room for
the special use of the field and track team
will be fitted up in the southern part or the
main building
series of inter class football games
has been arranged for the next month and
half The first game will be between '97
and 'sS on next Wednesday. banquet
has been offered 10 the team winning the
series by the college faculty. Allfourclasses
are now practicing daily.
A movement is on foot tn reorganize the
dramatic assoc iation for the present
year The association owns n set of port
able scenery complete, which can be fitted
on the stage in CASTOR Hall. There is
custom al the college to give play "f some
kind on the night before Thanksgiving.
and this viii probably be the first appear
ance.
The evening times., 1895-10-17
AMONG The UNIVERSITIES
Matriculation Of Students Com
pleted at the Catholic.
Georgetown Athletics Looking Bright
and Many New Men Have Entered.
Columbian and Howard.

Sigma Chi Chapter, established about
ten years ago in Columbian College. is in
q fiourishing condition and held large
and enthusiastic meeting few days ago.
Its membership is increasing, and at
present twenty-five different States are
represented. Mr.. II. w. Talbot, OF Rock
vile, Nd, is a prominent member Of this
years chapter.
The adaptation OF modern Spanish in the
class room written by Prof. Ramsey, OF
the Corcoran Scientific School, was lately
adopted as principal text book of that Ian
guage at Harvard.
The senior class In the graduate school
shows a most brilliant assemblage OF in
teIlect. most OF the members being A. b.
and NJ. SIS of the most notable OF Ameri-
lean universities. Prof. Munroe has thir
teen candidates for the degree Ph D.. anu
in the engineering department Prof. Fava
is preparing several candidates for the
highest honors in his course.
The evening times., 1895-10-17
Catholic University .

The formal naturalization of students
took place yesterday afternoon in McMa-
hon Hall. The rector, Bishop Keane, and
the vice-rcctor, DIR. Garrigan, read the a n
noiiucenents Bishop Keane made an adj
dress, urging on the students the new duties
devolving ON them as Incorporated men,
bers of the university.
The certificates OF admission were then
presented to such students as had fui-
filled the requirements OF natriculation
No women received certificates, so the
much discussed question seems satisfactorily
answered.
Dr. Rocker began his series OF lectures on
ethics in the school OF social science a Few
DAYS ago, and herea ftcr Will deliver
three a week DR.. Rocker is following an
original course Of moral philosophy found
ded on the principles of st. Thomas Aquinas.
Rev. DR.. Cutler, chancellor, OF Ogdens-
burg, N Y, paid a pleasant visit to the
university few days ago. DIR. Cutler Is
about to embark for Germany, where lie
will take a special course in the scriptnrai
sciences
The evening times., 1895-10-17
DAILY ORDERS ISSUED.
Water Main Assessments In Certai
Cases Directed Cancelled.

Water Main Assessments III Certahl
Cases Directed Cancelled.
The Commissioners ordered to-day:
That water main assessments be can
cel,ed as folio VS.: on account of the decision
in the Burgdorf case:
Against lots IL and IL, block o, Mer-
dian Hill; lot 13, Sonors' subdivi sion,
Moore's Lane, and lot 6, block IL, LIE
Drojt Park: lot "a, block 21, Brookland,
and remaining installments against lot
20, block IL, Metropolis View, also the
assessment against lots 13, Il, Il aud 1S.
block % Brookland.
That cement sidewalk be laid in
front of the American Security and Trust
Company's building. on Fourteenth street,
between G street and New York avenue.
under the provisions OF the permit system.
That thirty feet of eight-inch sewer be
laid in Thirteenth street northeast, between
A and streets, under the permit system.
That sixty linear feet of twenty-four-inch
sewer crossing Brightwood avenue. in the
line of the proposed extension of Spring
Road, be constructed, chargeabie to ap-
preparation for suburban sewers.
The evening times., 1895-10-17
STREET EXTENSION CHANGES.
Citizens Want the DETECTION of Dela-
ware Avenue Changed.

Citizens Want the DETECTION of Della
ware Avenue Changed.
Attorney Fulton and R. B. Goodfellow
were before the Commissioners to-day
to ask for a change to be made In the
contemplated location of Delaware avenue
in the system of street extensions in the
northwest.
As laid down in the plats, the avenue is
DETECTED at T street, and the plans pro-
vide for number of streets that center at a
point already arranged as circle.
The property owners ask that this circle
be moved about sixty feet, and that the
DETECTION of Delaware avenue shall occur
at Sixth and Randolph streets, or at
street, instead of at street.
By this change it is claimed that there
will be less excavating and less filling re-
quired, and that the DETECTION can scarcely
be observed, the lines described being
nearly straight to the circle, passing near to
but not disturbing Harmony Cemetery,
In DETECTING at 8 street no change In the
location Of thecircie win be necessary.
The evening times., 1895-10-17
ACTED WITH MISS REHAN.
Com missioner Truesdell's Son Al
peared in Twelfth Night"

Com missioner Truesdell's Son Ap-
peared in Twelfth Night"
A delighted house saw Miss Rehan last
night at Lafayette Square Opera House as
Viola in Twelfth Night" Miss Rehan
makes quite a picturesque boy, but was
much prettier than a mere picture of this
sweet Shakespearean creation. Her i'm
personation Of the role was uniformly ex-
cellent.
Mr.. George Clark's Malvolio was a fine
piece of acting, and especially good was the
Sir Toby Belch of Mr.. James Lewis.
Mr.. Truesdell, son Of Commissioner George
Truesdell of the District, has Joined the
Rehan company and appeared last night in
q Shakespcarean role as Valentine, one Of
the gentlemen attending the Duke Of Illyria.
Tonight the play will be As You Like It."
The evening times., 1895-10-17
CONCLUDED THE Arguments.
Final Decision in the Howgate Case Il
Be Rendered Soon.

Final Decision In the HOwEate Case TO
Be Rendered Soon.
The court of appeals has finished the
hearing of argument in the case Of Capt.
Howga the signal service disburs-
ing officer now under an eight years SEN
tencc at Albany, and will doubtless return
q decision in the case some time next
week.
In event the judgment in the lower court
is affirmed Capt. Howgatc Will in all
probability be compelled TO serve his SEN
tencc. There is no appeal 10 the Federal
court of last resort, because no constitu-
tional question is involved.
On the other hand, in case the Judgment
is reversed, the cause will be remanded
for a new trial, and the defendant will be
put thorugh the hardships OF another hear
ing of the whole case.
The evening times., 1895-10-17
JOHN BRAwNER ON TRIAL.

He Is Accused of Firing His Place of
Business.
John W Brawner, who formerly kept an
oyster house at No. 334 NJ street south est.
is on trial before Judge Cox, in criminal
court, No. 2, to-day, on the charge ,of
arson.
Brawner is alleged TO have set fire to
his own house December last. The fire
originated under the back stairway, and
the firemen testified that they found cans
of oil in the house when they arrived.
One can had been emptied over bed.
It was said Brawner had the property In
sured, and that he also expressed O desire
to burn out" a negro saloon keeper named
Reuben Taylor, whose place was next
door
The evening times., 1895-10-17
.Miz,mh Leagues New Officers.

= 4NCN
The members of Mizpah Ministering
League, a charitable society of boys and
young men organized five years ago, have
lately held their annual meeting and election
of Officers, preparatory to the seasons
work. The new officers are: Mr. e. T.
Price; warden: Mr.. W. B. Gallingef, vice
warden; Mr.. H. p. Sinclair. secretary; Mr..
Henry Stinger, recording secretary; Mr..
Russell Abbott, treasurer; Mr.. Paul Nc
Convill. .sergeant-at,ams.a and Mr.. Richard
NaRruder. sentinel
The evening times., 1895-10-17
and Black
Rough Cheviots, ALL
WOOL and FAST COLOR,
in Double and Single Breast
ed Sack and Cutaway Frock
Suits at
$40.

AS stylishly cut and as per-
feet fitting as if made spe-
cially for you. You'll find
poorer all over town at
$3.50 and the cheap tailors
will charge you SIS and
won't fit you as well, either.
Fall Overcoats, any style,
shape, color, or fabric You
want. Prices SO, S12, SIS,
S1S, $50, and up to S35.
Specially good value in
that Soc and 75c Neckwear
at 35c each or 3 for ST..
The evening times., 1895-10-17
Howard University.

Rev. ]. f. Rankin viii soon finish his
course OF lectures on School Room Ethics. "
Prof. Foster gave very interesting
public lecture on geology few days ago.
Prof C. C. Cook has large class OF
seniors now engaged in studying the
history of English literature. A course
of Illustrated lectures is given IN this
connection.
The Howard students are very eDthu-
siastic in regard TO athletic sports this
season.
The football team has n trial eleven DOW
in practice and o series of intercollegiate
games viii soon be arranged.
The evening times., 1895-10-17
Post.Graduates Elect officers.

The annual election of officers of the
post graduate class of the Georgetown
University Law School was held last night.
Augustus NJ. Hardsfieid, of Georgia, was
chosen president: Michael j. Lyden, of
Massachusetts, vice president; Alvin NJ.
McNish, of Georgia, second vice president;
Wilson r. Cook, of Indiana. secretary: Ben
jamin F. Barnes. of New York, treasurer,
and r. G. Donaldson. of the District of Co
lumbia, sergeant-at-arms.
The evening times., 1895-10-17
Maryland Temperance Meeting.

The candidates of the State Prohibition
party started the ball rolling at Rockville
last night, and the town hall was crowded
to hear their speeches. Chairman ]. b.
Steele, of the county committee, preslded,
and introduced Hon. Joshua Leverlngs, the
gubernatoriai candidate, who made q strong
appeal in the cause of temperance. Hon.
W. Frank Tucker followed, and defined
the principles OF his party very clearly
in weittImed speech. The meeting was
an enthusiastlc one.
The evening times., 1895-10-17
POTOMAC FLATS DECREE.
Justices Meet to Construct It in Proper

Justices Meet to Construct II In Proper
Form.
The court in general term to-day con-
sidered the formulation Of decree In
accordance with decision rendered a
week ago Monday in the Potomac flats
case.
Almost the whole day was spent by the
three justices and the attorneys interested
in the case In adjusting the language OF
the decree, In order TO make 1t cover all
phases of the case.
Appeals win be made directly TO the
Supreme Court Of The United States
The evening times., 1895-10-17
81 to $l.50
silks. SOC yd.

Remnants OF C1iore,i Faille Silks, Fig
ured Taffetas, Plain and Figured Su-1hs,
Plain Black 81 inch China Silks, Figured
ArnIures, Silk Grenadines, Allsilk Moires,
Figured Satins and Crystal Silks-rem-
nants from to yards, suitable for
waists which sold for from 81 TO S1.5O.
To go at soc. yard.
The evening times., 1895-10-17
ROBINSON, CHERy Z c.,
18th and F SITS. {S:$;si:;; :;si:s,ss.. i,::: sssss
There
IS No
Excuse

For not being we'll dressed,
when we are perfectly will
ing to give you credit for
a good suit. You can get
your wife a new cloak or
cape, too-just the latest
style-and pay for it at
your convenience.
Do you want some new
furniture or house furnish
ings? You cannot get bet
ter prices anywhere.
The evening times., 1895-10-17

Too many remnants here. Yet how
such a cutting and n '.slashing'' as has
been going on here during the past week
and a half? Then, besides, Carhart X
Leidy had many. All OF these we have
marked at such rdionlous prices that will
close them out in oneday-to-morrow
The evening times., 1895-10-17
ST and $1.25
dress goods, 4Sc.

Remnants of Atwood Imported Nov
elites" 54-inch Broadcloth, Silk and
ettas. Aii-wooI Crepons and high price
"NOvelties"-Syard remnants some OF
them-which sold for from 81 to S1.26
and 81. 90 yard. To go at 4Sc. yard.
The evening times., 1895-10-17
$l.25 to ST. rs
silks. 65c a yd.

Remnants OF Black Moires, Black Peau
de Sole Silks, Black Duchesse, Black
Armures, etc, which sold for from Sl.25
to S1.75 a yard. To go at 65c. yard.
The evening times., 1895-10-17
12H to SOC
Matthias. DC yd.

Remnants of Mattings from to 15
warp-some of the finest that comes
which sells everywhere at from IL 1-2c.
to SOC. yard. To 60 at &c. yard.
The evening times., 1895-10-17
81 to $l.25
dress GOODS, 65c.

A lot of Dress Lengths-6, z and 8
Warn Henriettas, Silk Finish Henriettas
and "Novelty" Goods, which scid for from
ST to $1.25 yard. Togo at Soc. yard.
The evening times., 1895-10-17
80 to 75c
dress GOODS, 25c.

Remnants of AII-wool plain Henriettas,
Serges, Albatross, French Flannels, All
wool Black and White Plaid, and fine
.Novelty" Dress Goods, which sold from
so to 75c. yard. To go at 25c. yard.
The evening times., 1895-10-17
75c to ST
dress GOODS, 39c.

Remnants of 46-inch Henriettas and
tiesS Imported Silk and Wool Effects,
which sold for from 75c. to 81. To go
at SOC yard.
The evening times., 1895-10-17
22c sheeting, ~ 1-2c.
25c sheetinq, 15c.

Remnants of Nine-quarter Bleached
Sheeting will go for12 2 Lee. Remnants of
Ten-quarter Bleacfied sheeting will go
at 16C.
The evening times., 1895-10-17
BRUTAL HUSBAND FINED.
He Choked His Wife and Kicked
His Little Children.
DAILY POLICE COURT LEvEE

Two Birds From the Flats Caught by
an Alert Officer-Barefoot Alley Ro-
nance Aired Before His Honor.
James Kelly and His COckney Ac-
cent Both Sent Down.
The evening times., 1895-10-17
so to 60c
silks, l0c a yd.

Remnants of Plain, All-silk Surahs,
Plain Taffetas, 32-inch Drapery Silks, in
plain cOlors; 80 and 60c. Dark-colored
figured India Silks, which sold from
38c. to 6oc. yard To go at 19c. yard. 80
The evening times., 1895-10-17
Sateens, &c yd.

SdLttuS, CC yUS
Remnants Dress Lengths of Colored
and Black Figured Sateens. To go at
Eo rorx1
The evening times., 1895-10-17
25 to 50c
dress GOODS, 1919

Remnants of Atwood Cashmeres,
Plaids, Serges, Covert Mixtures, and
Suitings, which sold for from 20 to soc
q yard. To 60 at 9 1-2c. yard.
The evening times., 1895-10-17
10 and 12c

10 and 12c
silesias, 6Ac vd.
Remnants of fine 10 and 12c silesias,
which sold for from 10 to 12c. yard. To
60 at 3-4c. yard.
The evening times., 1895-10-17
SOC to ST

SILKS, OSC va.
Remnants of figured surah Silks, Fig
ured Taffetas, Figured Indias, and va
riety of Plain Silks, which sold for from
6Oc. to 81. To go at sec.
The evening times., 1895-10-17

About 20 pairs Ladies' Tan
Storm Calf Laced Boots
pointed toes-real value So. SO.
The evening times., 1895-10-17

About IS pairs Ladies' $3.50
Stylish Calf Hand = sewed
Laced Boots-splendId shoes
for winter wear.