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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04
THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE COMES
HA(K Al IL

The New York Journal Of Commerce
quoted entire an article of May 2Sd. re-
viewing its structures on the American
Tobacco Company, and makes a reply OF
a column 10 it. 1t is with 81 tire respect.
but with perfect seriousness, we say that
the writer of the Journals article has not
the slightest understanding Of the case. or
else what we have been taught to believe
TO be the most elementary principles OF
our institutions are nothing but sue
cesslon Of errors.
The writer of the Journals article
thinks that the purpose which the stock
holders Of an Incorporated company may
have in mind when they form that COM
pany can make the company when form
ed amount TO what we call Trust"
But this is not so. and the Journal has
got TO abandon that idea before it and
The Times can come to be talking about
the same thing. The word Trust" in this
connection is Of only a few years use.
and has no legal definition attached to It,
but We have no objection for the purposes
Of this case to the Journals definition OF
IT, which is "the outcome Of an under
standing by which certain manufacturers
agree to suspend competition among
themselves and combine to regulate the
output Of their commodity, and fix its
price at their discretion"
But TO make the Outcome" a Trust.
the agreement must be between two or
more separate individuals or corporations
II cannot be between an individual and
himself. or corporation and itself. There
must be two or more parties to the agree
ment. Now. when a corporation is form
ed the individuals who have taken part
in forming IL and their purposes and
agreements are merged. so far as that cor
poration is concerned, in II. Neither they
nor their agreements are any longer
known in any way whatever. The cor
poration has come into life as an individ-
ual. and It is an entity created by the
law. as separate and distinct from each
one Of its stockholders as each one OF
them is from the other. This corpora
ton. when so formed can become part
Of a Trust by entering into a trust
agreement with another corporation or
with other individuals, but II cannot be
a trust by itself. AS the American To-
bacco Company has no agreement for
doing business with any other corporation
or Individual, but conducts all OF its
own business by itself and through its
own agencies strictly within the limits
OF It's charter rights. IL is in no wise differ
ent from any other corporation doing
business which its charter authorizes it
to do. and is, therefore. no more trust
than any other corporation that keeps
within the lines laid down for 1t by It's
charter. Or, TO put 1t differently. II the
American Tobacco Company is trust.
then every corporation which seeks 10 Sc
cure control OF its line OF business Is a
trust This cannot be conceded without
also conceding that we should cease TO
charter manufacturing and Industrial cor
poratiens. for It - Of the very nature
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04
GRAND CJHP MEFTfNG
1t VIII Hold Se.s ons To-day aud To-mor
row In (harfoffa.yilIo

To-day and tomorrow the annual meet
irg Of the Grand Camp Of Confederate
veterans Department Of Virginia. will
VIII occupy two days. the first OF wnich
"hu the second 10 business. Captain Mi-
Ohlet Marshal ~ the memorial eXercis-
General Fitzhugh Lee
Among the important questions 10 come
up az tho business session on The Sec
ond day is that OF converting the Apo
maitoX battlefield into q park This
matter was favOrlhly considered ~ a
meeting Of the Grand Camp ~ Richmond
some time ago. and since that time 10
has been discussed by other camps. and
II Is thought that final action viii bee
taken OF this meeting.
Reports Will be received from the fol-
lowing committees. Committee 10 consider
inc propriety OF publishing a school his
Tory Tor use In public and private schools.
committee 90 consider the prOpriety Of
procuring badge or button.
tcmmittoe 10 prepare suitable memo
rial OF General Jubal A. Early
committee on publishing minutes OF last
annual meeting
After the consideration Of these re-
ports, the annual election Of officers viii
Delegations from Lee and Pickett
camps. numbering about sixty men. and
accompanied by a number OF veterans.
VIII leave here for Charlottesville this
morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04
u. s. CIRCUIT COURr OF APPEALS
Only Two Cases hssrd-Judges Slmonion
and Seymour on the Bench.

Judges Simonton and Seymour were the
only judges present at vest sr1ay's ses-
SION or the United States Circuit Court
OF Appeals
The following gentlemen were admitted
as attorneys of the court:
Augustus Prentice. New York: Leonard
Marbury. Alexandra, Va: George Roun-
tree. Wilmington. " c.
William beavers. plaintiff in error. W.
samuel Spencer and others receivers OF
the Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company. defendants in error Error TO
the Circuit Court. Eastern district OF
Virginia. at Alexandria. Argued by
James r. Cation and John W. Johnson
for plaintiff In error. and Leonard Mar
bury for the defendants In error. and SUBJ
mitted
a, G., Rlcaud. receiver Of the FRS,
sppsIant Bank w q MTln1sSV vips ana Ga
Trust Company, Fannie @. Pollock. and
Z; F; Tysen. appellees. Appeal from
Circuit Court, Eastern district OF North
Carolina. Argued by D. L.. Russell and
George Rountres for appellant. and r.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

The first graduation ceremony at stan
ford University. on Wednesday last. VIII
call TO mind the heroic seli-sacrihce Oh
Mrs. Stanford. Since the death OF Senator
stanford not one dollar has come
to the University from his estate. rain
er than let the enterprise. fail, however
Mrs. Stanford has been spending about
1900 a day TO keep the institution run
ming. The only danger now seems
to be that the decision may be delayed
so long that Mrs. Stanford's fortune may
become exhausted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04
Mrr,rSes AND EVENTS THIS DATE.
Richmond Lodge. Masons' Masonic Tom

Richmond Lodge. Masons. Masonic ie'"-
Gtrmania Lodge. *. Of r., Elletts Ham,i
Fitzhugh Lodge |. .. .. r. rsasiS "Is:I-
friendship Lodge. /. .. o. =" Oou-r' IL
lows Han. =, o1a- rol-
lows Hall. r T. q II
old Dominion Division. r. H. Telegraph
pirhmond Council, Jr. o. u. A. NJ Jr-
Liberty Council. Jr O. L. A. NJ Gers
1rniSn council. r. A.. Corcoran Hall. r,
! A. Cummings Assembly. r. :. OF ~ + 80
Jefferson Council. Jr o. L. a. NJ, Jr.
o. T. A. VI. Hall CITE
Capital city Lodge. I. o. o. f. cate
Trinity trinity Lodge. !. O. g. T. Central Hall.
West-End Lodge !. Q. q. t. Clay-o'ico'
Baptist church. ~a.Aod,ai
ces iii beneficial ana Social Society Lee
Camp Hall. c.o..ral
Hall. Anon.
Company y. First Regiment. Armory'
COMPANY +. First Regiment. Armory'
II l.. l. Blues Blues New Armoiy.
Richmond Howitzers. Howitzers Arnory'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

Mr. 4. r. Stratton. the assessor OF real
estate FOR this city. completed the work
on his books Yesterday. and turned them
over 20 Mr.. W II. Snead. commissioner
OF the revenue. Mr.. Wingheld. clerk OF the
Corporation court. and the State Auditor
There Is a falling of from last year m
the aggregate Of the asses sments. but
the decrease is not as great as many peo-
pie had thought 10 would Doe.
The aggregate last year was 500 70.
the aggregate this year Is N.G4Eu. or
which Sl2j.3i5 is owned by white people,
and lnSc5 by c0lored The decrease this
year Is No6e05 from the assessment or
1884. The decrease in assessed values Will
cause loss 90 the city OF $500 On taxes.
--lynchburg News
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

Mr., Southwark Serves Notice That He VIII
Contest thc Election.

Mr.. ]. W. Southwark. who was defeated
in the recent election I'm Henrlco county
for sheriff. has served notice upon his
successful opponent. MIR. Simon Solomon.
that he Will contest his election. The
grounds upon which the contest is based
are as follows.
That the arrangement Of the names
on tie printed ballots was irregular and
contrary 20 the legally prescribed order.
that In tho precincts carried by Mr.. Solo
mon The tickets were printed I'm green
ink, and that at certain precinct
friends Of the sheriff We're permitted TO
enter the room occupied by the judges
and clerks OF election The contest viii
be- formally considered by the County
Court at the next term.
Chapman Flanagan tcolOred) was be-
fore Justice James 7. Lewis a the county
courthouse yesterday charged with mu-
tllating the fence OF the baseball park.
He was fined $3.50 and costs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04
KNIT UNDERWEAR,

thin, SHEER, and summary. Hun
dreds OF dozens at your own price.
l0 dozen Ladies' Real Isle SOC Vests.
an sizes very slient manufacturer
imperfectiom. for lgc each
Ladies' Ricneleu Ribbed FOR 'e.
Ladies' 2jc Richolieu Ribbed for lz'2c.
From } to = o'clock:
Ladies' snk-Eibted Vests. all sizes and
c0l0rs. including cream, etc, Tor a't.
Limit I'm quantity.
WHITE GOODS. Its an un-
heard.of thing to see White Goods
90 for such prices the first part OF
June.
sc White India Linen for nc.
Pie White India Linen Tor lie.
zoe White Dimites for lZlge.
Pc French Weifs and Figured Mar
4c Mosquito Net. yards 70 the piece,
for yic
S.sissclne Joe yard.
CSC Crochet Quilts Tor soc.
Sc Cotton Crash for Zi4c
25c Dotted Swiss FOR ne.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04
WHIT-MONDAY OUTINGS.
THE DAY OBSER WE'D MORE GEyER-
ALLY THAN FOR SEVERAL YEARS.
Many Picnic Parties-The MeGni Uaion
Outing-The Excur.ion to Wes.-
over-Other Features.

Whit-Sunday. or Whitsuntide. was OBJ
served at a number of the churches with
special services. In some Of the sane
tuaries special musical programmes were
rendered, and the significance OF the
festival was set forth in becoming style.
Whit-Monday was observed perhaps
more generally than for several years.
Early in the morning the street-cars
were crow ded with men, women. and chill
dren, and the big tin-bucket. the colossal
luncn-Dasket. and the liberal supply OF
ice were 10 be seen on every side.
II was day for pic-nics. A large cIo Tow
went out to Young's Pond, ramDiel
through the woods. drank themselves fuil
OF ice-cOld lemonade, got nlcely tdnhei'
and returned 10 the city ABOUT dark'
thoroughly satisfied with their days out
I'd to 10 o'clock nearly every car going
TO Forest Hill carried a large load OF hu-
man freight. and the children were great
lv in the majority They didn't mind the
sun when such things as the Dull-lros
and the minnOw were at stake
Several picnic parties went out IN the
woods Of Chesterfield. and NUMBER OF
people patrOnized Blandon Park ana the
old reservoir The streets were tnrOnSed
with curious people. 10 see the circus pa
rsde. and at one time IL was difhcult 10
work ones way along Main street lioil
Ninth 10 Eleventh.
As a matter OF course there was big
crowd AT the ball game during the after.
noon and the street-cars on nearly an
the lines were. crowded throughout the
day.
THE M'GILL UNION OUTING.
Quite a large crowd went 10 the subur-
han homo of General A. l.. Phillips where
they spent the day with much pleasure.
The occasion was the annual outing or
the NcGiu Catholic Union. The anair
was one OF the most successful ever
given by the Union. and the day was
heartily enjoyed by all who attended.
There was a varied and attractive pro-
gramme Of sports. embracing running
races. three-legged race. jumping ana
shooting contests. sack-race. QUOT pltch-
ing, and baseball
EXCLUSION TO wFsIoyER.
one OF the features OF Whit-Monday was
the excursion TO WestOver on the steamer
Pocahonfas by the ladies' OF Grace church.
The boat left her wharf In Rockets az
$50 O'Clock IN the morning. and an hands
aboard were in for n good time. The
sail 10 and from Westover proved de-
lightful. and the day at WestoVer was
spent in the usual picnic fashion. Inete
were more than co.. IN the party. Inc
excursionists returned 10 the city about =
o'clock last night greatly pleased Win
their trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

Boutelle. Of Maine the lingo, bloody
shirt waver. and all-around athlete in
tomfoolery, raised an objection to the
Chicago Confederate monument unwilling.
This piece of imperlinence is character
istic of the champion blatherskite Of New
England. but it hurts no one but him
self
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04
NnW.IdRa Paner Patterns.

To you who have not used New-ldea
PAPER Patterns We say do so az
once You certainly save money.
ANY kind Of Paper Pattern FOR l0c
They are as good as any kind OF pat
tern made Fashion Sheet free, Cata-
logues containing all patterns, Toe. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04
Thar Annual Meeting

The regular annual meeting Of tie
will be held at the Y. NJ c. A. this
morning at 10 o'clock. The committee
appointed by the ladies to represent them
at Houston Will be present and report.
A lrrge and prompt attendance ID re-
Questod.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

The Philadelphia Record celebrated lis
eighteenth anniversary Saturday, with a
twenty-four-page paper, containing a very
readable history Of this gerat newspaper.
The Record is one of the newsiest news
papers in America, and its editorial poll
cy is fearlessly for the right. Long live
the Record,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04
Wonderful Asparagus.

Mr.. W. n. Brauer has sent some Henri
co asparagus 10 this Office which Is sim-
ply wonderful IN size and tenderness.
The celebrated German asparagus mat
sells Boo cans az such very nigh pri' a.,
and is indeed so fine. 'aunJt surpass
this HenricO product lnauHs o. tr.
Brauer and hurrah FOR Haln.0!
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

Secretary Carlisle's recent speeches
rank him among the foremost epigram-
lists Here is a sample: 1T is the
metal that fixes the value of the coin.
and not the coin that fixes the value
of the metal"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04
HOUSEFURNlSHINGS.

I'm this department we are at the
head of the trade-with nothing
anywhere nearly approaching our
showing.
Only 24c--
100 japanese Bread Boxes. gold iettered,
strong and heavy. value 5sc -ic.
Large size Tin Water Buckets.
Heavy and strong. neat and cheap,
SpriI klers. Z-quart size, &C..
3-piece Garden Set-tnls is large set
DID, double Gas ana On-stove ovens.
hest made in the land. special for Csc.
2-burner Double oil Stoves, large size
and warranted. 'oc.
go Decorated Cuspidors, a regular poe
&c
100 Mexican Sisal Hammocks,
extra strong, worth 81; special prIce,
4qc.
4-plnt heavy tin
Coffee Pots,
value l5c. for SEVEN CENTS.
800 2-0uart
Covered Buckets,
value S.. for one hour-l2 10 ! O'Clock
THREE CENTS.
There's a reason for the great
selling of the GURNEY REFRlGE-
RATOR. No other on the market
combines as many points Of excel
lence. Then, too, our enormous
sales have enabled US TO make un-
usual prices. Every Quincy is sold
under the broadest guarantee of ex.
cellence. The king OF keepers
while a miser in ice---SteeI lining,
mineral wool filling, Self-acting
drain, handsome designs, locks that
can't break.
20 gross TACKs. for screens or car
pets. regular sizes ? packages for lc.
Gem" Ice-Cream Freezer, dou-
bic action. 5-quart size, sI.2I.
Table TumblerS.
80 barrels Fire-Pollshed Tumblers. me-
dlum weight. value &c, FOR ONE
HOUR IN THE MORNING--i0:3o 10
il:S0-li.e each Ia limit OF dozen TO
buyer.
"HW" ~0HY-AY ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

As II TO add to our suffering in this
area of sweltering torridity. comes the
news over the wires that snow lies four
feet deep at Dillon. a Colorado mining
camp. Oh for a lodge in some snow
clad mining CAMP
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

The peaches are now beginning 10
ripen in the Georgia orchards. The
crop is said TO be not only prolific. but
very fine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

The New York Tribune says Depew had
lots of fun out Of his now famous har-
mcny dinner. II might have been fun
for the boys. but it was death 10 the
frogs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

The latest is that whenever you sec
a red-headed girl you are certain to see a
white man on a bicycle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

The bicycle of the Khedive OF Egypt
is a gorgeous machine. almost entirely
covered with silver plating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

A Grand-Forks girl wears lamp-shad'
for hat. She should have no trouble II
talking through IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

Ex-Confederates are charitable enough
to excuse men of the Boutepe stripe.
He was made for a man; let hiA pass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

When the weather observer predicted
plenty OF wind" he must have referred
10 the free-silver speeches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

IT, Battle. Augustus Prentice ana l noi,'as
Court adjourned until IL o'clock TINS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

Any stripe and any figure any color
almost. that is turned out OF the Pefcale
loom IS here.
800 yards Of i2Ec Percales at sl-ic
" rd.
1000 yards Pretty Figured Chaln at
? 3-ic. yard
y pieces Pure Linen Pie Toweling
Crash. 5c. yard
Beautiful Dimitias. Organii as. Jaconets
50 pieces Lovely Jaconet Lawns at ST..
yard
Black Dimity, with white ring, i2i4c
yard.
yard
i0-nch-wide Black Batiste. with white
stripe ~ b. yard.
Here's basketful of Remr ants-LaWns.
Chalies Dimitirs. Percales Percalines
CalicOcs Jeans Cheese Cloths, 6ingnams,
etc. etc-3C yard.
The Real Scotch Ginghams are $ l-5c.
here.
Ladies' Black Shirt-Waists. with white
figures and stripes also. Tan Linen with
piping. made 10 sell for Sl.ia. here '~c.
Ladies' shirt Waists. Numbered collars
and cuffs, 39c. each.
Have you seen the surprise in soap q
Sc. cake-a soap that has 25c. quality 10 u.
Cutcura Soap. Zoe. cake, or cakes Tor
Dc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04
RIBBONS ..

The largest and the most co sIi,s S'01"
I'm the city. an widths. an so ,',,.,teh hot.
tie. ,,,.. foiLc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04
HAMBURGS AND LACES.

What other house would under
take to make such prices and under
take to sell such quantities, the
prettieSt and newest OF all the sorts
that modern renoWn has assigned.
Hamburg for l. ?. 3. s. and up to Csc
Il yard. an and each piece for less
than One-nalf their cost 20 import.
LAGOS for .. s. e. ~ and Ip 20 7ic, one
third less Shan they cost TO import
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04
JUNE 4. 1895.
OUR
Business Resources

It looked Yesterday as if the sun
would melt all the butter in 4 day
as if the crowd would wipe out the
entire stock; but there is a limit
even to our capacity of selling, and
THE GREAT STOCK or HE
PEOPLES STORE, summing
strong towards HALF A MILLION
DOLLARS, is not to be depleted in
one day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04
ISaacSycIc& Co.
IO3 {. Broad ST., Next Cor. Isl.
This Extremely
Hot Weather ,,,,

makes the lovely and dainty Wash Goods
that We show an the more appreciated.
The choicest and prettiest wash materials
are gathered together here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

From 1890 to / o'clock: Priest
ley'S Atwood Black Serge, worth
45c, for 25c a yard. All these Black
Goods are limited to one or two
dresses to any enc customer.
From - to , o'clock: I,ISo yards
Cream White Sc Atwood, 90
inch TamiSe, for 25c a yard-one
dress to a customer.
There is leadership in the sale OF
these
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04
1'5lS!!FEN!!!(3

have undertaken to dispose OF a
great part of the stock OF HODGE
BROS, of Baltimore, sold at auc-
ton by order of the surviving part
ner. II means THOUSANDS or
DOLLARS WORTH or lHE
BEST MERCHANDISE FOR HUN
DREDS OF DOLLARS.
The people OF Richmond appre,
ciate these mastery strokes in good
storekeeping.
Nine SaleSpeOple, handling our
BLACK WORSTED DRESS
GOODS alone, were unable TO cope
with the crowd. Twelve bundled
pieces are not to be sold in a day.
They would have been taken as
readily at double what we ask for
them, but CohenS hold faith with
their patrons. Here are few OF
the items for to-day's selling:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

our Price
Present Low Value. Per YARD.
Sl2j Black An-Wool Frenc1 Pep
pie CrepOns. % inches wide, FOR. oVc
Csc priesuey X CO.'S Black la
tiste. all pure wOol................ -lc.
a3c Black Alpaca. lsc.
S.62 Prlestlcy Sik-Warp Henri
eta - inches wlde................ 81 .uV
- priestley Snk-MiXed Black
Tamise. rs inches wide. for. soc.
Csc Figured Black Alpaca LUIS
iltS....s-...tt+s .tssttttstts tttfftts ''''
81 - Black Cicilan Brlllianune.. b'c.
- To BE All-WoOl Black Albatross
and Etamine. observation-disclosures. l2isc.
6lc Camel Hair Storm Serge. o5c.
Coo Au-W DOL Lupln's Imperial
Serge. ~ inches wide. fOr........ SIC.
Evening journal., 1895-12-21

We are going to give away Christmas
eve triple-plated Silver Pitcher to the
one holding the lucky number Any one
making purchase Of 10 cents or over 10
entitled 10 one Of these tickets
79c.-Fine imported Gloria Cloth Um
brsllss, 90 and % inch slzs, for ladies or
gents, with the finest assortment Of
haudles ever shown. well worth 81 50;
each during this sale 70S
81 19-For the finest Gloria SILK, close
roll Umbrella, warranted not TO fade and
free from streaks, worth 81 25, each for
81 10 With a handsome variety Of handles
$l79-Lsdles' ready-made, black or
blue novelty or flannel Dress Skirt for
$170 worth 50 90 We can ft the
tall and short lean and fat
81 98--Lsdies good beaver or black
boucle cloth Jackets "a SO; worth IS go;
no prettier styles have been shown this
season
SO 75-Au assorted lot Of coats for
ladies', consisting Of black or blue boucle,
cheviot or finest beaver cloth Jackets all
Ia one great lot during these three days,
choca for SO 20
SO 75-Not garment in this lot worth
less than $40 co. and some $12 90
$1c9-Boys' Suits that sold. mp to
82 20 so during these three days for
81 % We have about 20 suits, saes 8
G z, 8 8, and 10 years only, hence this
low price
69s. Youths Long Pants, nearly all
wool, COS. a pair; worth more than
doube
zoe One assorted lot Of Ladies' hand
some Kio Gloves. sizes Q, St. 81 81. z, It
prices ranging from $l0O to 81 so, for
79.
Ladies' or Gents Handkarchisfs,
soalloped or real hemstitch. for 90
Ladies' Mittens, regular price, 25c., 60
for l4c.
Ladies' or Gents fine weave, seamless,
black Hose, warranted fast color, 90.
We have about 80 dozen Gents Merino
UndershIrts, prices ranging from 50c.
to 75c to 50 during these three days
for 800
Specials.
Ss.-Full set Of Lotto, IS good as any
game you can get, Sc each
1c.-Three twisted pretty oolored para
fine wax candles for 1c.
Sc.-Tin engines Sc.
13c For neat money boxes with lock
and key.
A handsome assortment Of Dress Dolls,
14s.. 24c and $40
100 -Grandest assortment Of games
shown In Wilmington; worth up as high
~ sos for 19c.
Ring OF Rosy marble games, SOC. toy
for l9c
Express wagons, 4sc., 6ss., SAC, ,:9sc.
and 81 20.