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of Russia. and by manifesto issued by Czat
Nicholas on Oct. Ell told stylc), 1894. shs
was renamed Alexandra Feodoroypa. and
received the title of grand duchess and i'm.
perial hiphness.
Princess Alix was the daughter OF Grand
Duke Louis Nv, Of Hesse, and OF Alice.
princess OF Great Britain and Ireland.
third child and second daughter of Queen
Victoria. Her brother is the present grand
duke of Hesse; her sister Irene is the wife
Of Prince Henry of Prussia; another sister.
Princess Elizabeth. is the wife of Grand
Duke Sergius of Russia. and her oldest
sister IL the wife OF Prince ,o,,is Of Batten.
burg.
When Princess Alix was but 10 vears Of
ape and while In Attendance mt tho we'd
ding of her sister Elizabeth. She met Mich.
olns, then grand duke. who was I'm his ,i8th
yenr. Tho children bocame attached 10
eaeh other. but tho czarowitz,s affection
for the princess was diverted for some
time six yoars lator hpr father made n
visit to tho Russian court accommodated
Inv Princess Alix. and her presence in the
Russian capitol was the means az renew
inc their-filxinv for ench other INF as the
princess was then an ardent lutheran the
question of having TO become n member
of tho Orthodox Greek church had TO bo
considered
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WALteR,s STRICKEN FAMILY
An Appeal from the Imprisoned Elk Consul
Finds Them pennfiess,

Finds Them Penniless.
WASHINGTON, Nov I6.-The family OF
ex-Consul John L. Waller, now impris-
oned In France, received yesterday aletter
dated Oct. 10, in which Waller gives a
gloomy account Of his condition. He snys
that he has been suffering from @ violent
hemorrhage Of the bowels. He says that
the new directory of the prison has, in
view of his condition, arranged so that he
can purchase Ssh rations of food as will
be necessary forllis health and fiannels to
protect him against the cold, and he urges
his family to send him money at once, so
he can receive 1t before the middle Of No
vember. This appeal for money found
Mrs. Waller In a state Of restitution. She
mas received no assistance from the gov
eminent since she arrived in Washington
several weeks ago, and the family of five
has already exhausted the eco received
from public contributions before the state
department undertook TO bring them from
Mauritius. They are now penniless, and
depend on charity.
PARIS, Nov I'm Berthelot, accord
ing TO The Matin, is dcsirous that his de-
pertinent, the ministry of foreign affairs,
should settle the question of the legality
of the proceedings in the case Of John l..
Waller, undergoing sentence Of twenty
years imprisonment for corresponding
with the Hovas, as promptly as possible.
This desire Is brought about by the fact
that the United States government is in
sisting upon definite reply to Its represent
tations In the cnse.
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canmen,. STRIKE oaleklx Ended.

NEW York, Nov. 16.-,rhe strike OF cab
drivers and stablcmen, which promised to
paralyzo travel by hired vehicles In the
city for an indefinite time, fell through
yesterday, when most OF the men who had
been ordered out by the Iiberty Dawn as
sociatlon to support tho demands of tho
employees Of Seaich's stables returned to
work. Seaich's men are still on strike,
but the company sent out forty cabs yes
terday driven by non-union whips, each Of
whom was guarded by policeman in
civilians dress on tho seat beside him. 1t
is said that many cabmcn threatened to
leave the organization unless its leaders
reversed their demand for sympathetic
strike.
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WICHITA, KIM, Nov. 16.-Father John
Begley, a pioneer priest stationed at King
man, this state, has just made one of the
most wonderful rides ON record. Mrs.
Quinlan, of New York, WINS dying on tho
ranch Of her son in the wilds of tho Pan
Handle Of Texas, and Father Begley was
sent for to give her the consolation Of re-
ligion. Tho distance was $40 miles, Of
which 100 was overland Six relays of
horses had been arranged for him by the
ranchmen en- route from the end OF the
railroad at Englewood, Kan. He rode the
entire 100 miles In twenty one hours and
thirty minutes, and arrived at the ranch
five hours before she became unconscious
He ate nothing during the trip, and took
only ono drink OF water,
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SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. 16-Fitzsim-
mons and Julian arrived here yesterday
Julian said he had received telegram
from Dan Stuart saying he made satisfac-
tory arrangements for battle ground be-
tween Corbett and Fitzsimmons. Julian
said Fitzslmmons had signed new agree
Inent to fight Corbctt at III Paso for
purse Of 100000, hung up by Stuart, and a
side bet OF 900, and that Stuart would
at once go to New York and force Corbett
to either fight or back down.
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LITTLE Rock, Nov. 16,-Amos Dupree,
negro commonly known as General
Dupree, twas hanged at DEVILS Bluff, Ark,
yesterday. Dupree murdered Robert Har-
ris, another negro in Monroe county on
June 49, 1894. Harris was Dupree's sue
cessful rival for the affections of negroes
named Bonner When tho woman Tilted
Dupree and lavishcd her love on Harris
tho forsaken man armed himself with a
shotgun. and coming upon his successful
rival shot him down in cold blood,
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 16.-Before Judge
Hare in quarter sessions court No. l, Jo-
seph Fl. Weaver pleaded guilty to felo-
NOUS assault on l4-year-old Bessie Bailey,
and was sentenced TO twelve years in tho
Eastern penitcntlary. Weaver, who is a
single man, advertised for girl to act rs
"companion for his wife" When the girl
reached his bachelor apartments he led her
TO believe his wife was temporarily absent,
and during the night accomplished his
nIlrnOsn
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CRY on MEXICO, Nov. 18.-A prominent
Spaniard here, who is IN close touch with
the Spanish government, says that before
Spain will conccde Cuban independence,
or permit the island to come under q
United States protectorato or rule, she
will throw Cuba into thu hands OF Eng
land, conceding to England ostensible pos
session for number of years until En-
glnnd collects the sum OF money which is
due her from Spain for advances made to
carry on the war with Cuba.
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OMAHA, Nov. 16.-Sonator William v.
Allen, Nebraska's senior representative in
the United States senate and the rccog-
nized leader of the Popullsts in both
houses of congress, has been in Omaha for
two days. previous to going to Washing
ton TO be in attendance at the reconvening
Of tho national Legislature. sit goes with
out saying" said the senator today, "that
tho Populist party will have presiden-
tial ticket in the field, and that 1t will bo
the only one of the old parties that will DO
outspolzen in favor of the free coinage OF
silver at 16 to /.
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LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. l6.-In the con-
test of Wood (Rep) for the seat in the leg
islature of Kaufman dem discovery
has been made which beyond doubt gives
Wood the scat, and will thereby give the
Republicans clear majority ON joint bal
lot in the legislature. 1t has been discov-
cred that Kauffman's election, while hold
ing office as a city councilman, was con-
trary to the statute, and Wood will be
seated without further protest.
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vAscouyHR, ,. O., Nov I'm tbs Ben.
son murder trial the jury returned d YER
dict Of NOT guilty. and the prisonsz was
Immediately released. The verdict was q
great surprise, a. the defense was very
weak, and Judge Walker charged strbngly
against Smith, the accused. Bowsef, the
accuscd's counsel, made brilliant adj
dress In his behalf, lasting over two hours,
and his speech undoubtedly saved Tho pris-
oner's neck
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Boston. Nov. 16.-Eben ID. Jordan, ono
Of the founders Of the firm of Jordan,
Marsh & Co., died yesterday Mt his late
home on Beacon street, aged 49, Mr.. Jor-
dan had been sick since early in July. He
had no specially dangerous disease, but
the cause Of his death seemed to DO gem
eral decline of vital power. Mr.. Jordan
was left fatherless and pennilcss at the
age of L. and his widowed mother placed
him with farmer near his birthplace
Danville, Me. At IA he started out for
himself, his first regular employment be-
ing as Il farm lahorer at g. per month and
bound. His fortune is estimated at &C.,
OO1OO0
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DENVER, Nov. 1G.-The department of
Colorado received two mcssagq1 from
Agent Day, at the Ute agency headquar-
ters. He attributes the murders OF the
two Ute Indians to members of tho tribe.
The cavalry at Fort Logan are awaiting
orders, and will be ready to move at any
moment. However, no difficulty is antici-
pated here, and the murderers will event
ualiy be caught
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The New FoundIand Bank scandals.

ST. JOINS, Nj, Nov. l6.-Messrs. Har-
vey, Green. Donnelly and Thurborn, the
Union bank directors, were yesterday com
mltted for trial by Judge Conroy. Eight
charges were found against them for pub
fishing false and fraudulent annual state-
ments Of the bank and declaring dividends
to the shareholders when no profits were
earned The preliminary stage of the case
lasted three months.
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winalsh restiiles in HI. own Behalf.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Nov. l6.-The trial
Of George Windish for the murder of his
wife was continued yesterday. Tho pris-
oner testified In his own behalf He said
he left home on the day OF the murder to
in the kitchen. He admitted having made
threats against his wife's life, bat said no
was not In earnest -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

LONDON, Nov. f6.-A dispatch received
hero from Shanghai says that 1t ~ pos
itively stated that China has agreed that
Germany shall occupy one OF the islands
near the entrance to the seaport Of Annoy
for the purpose of establishing naval
yard and coaling station. 1t is feared
this step will be followed by complications,
as France and Russia will seek similar
x,rfvfIaooa
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DENVER, Nov. 16.-It is believed at police
headquarters in this city that the amount
of money stolen from the Wells Fargo
company at Colorado Springs was s55,ooo
instead Of SO, 900, as given out at the time
of the robbery. The officials of the com.
pany nre extremely rcticent. SO far as
known 20 tangible clew to the thieves has
boon found.
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AsBuRy PARK, Noy. 1e.-The ship IRA.
waddy, stranded of Asbury Park, come in
for large share Of the storms fury yes
terday, and suffered additional damage by
the pounding Of the breakers. There seems
but little hope for the floating Of the i'll
fated steamer. Old seamen say that II she
Is hauled of she will surely sink.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

CHICAGO, Nov. Ex-senator David b.
Hill Is going on the lecture platform, and
Chicago will be the city OF bis debut SEN
ator Hill will make his first appearance OF
the Auditorium on the night of Friday,
Dec. Q. The subject Of his lecture will be
"Liberty."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

AUGUSTA, Ky, Nov. f6.-Augusta col
lege, the most historic building In the city,
was yesterday destroyed by fire. 1t caught
at noon, with 400 children in the building.
There was mad rush, and the greatest
difficulty In rescuing them. All were saved
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

HARRISBURG, Nov. 16.-Five men were
burned yesterday by the overturnink Of
huge vessel at the Bossemer mill pf tho
Pennsylvania Steel works, just after a
blast had been turned on. William and
Frank Given, brothers, are tho most sezi-
ously injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

Russia 0zarina Presents the Ruler
with a Daughter.
MOTHER AND CHILD DOING WELL.

Sketch of the Charming Reyaiist for Whose
Sake Unprecedented Concessions Were
sIado by tho Orthodox Greek Church.
Her Influence over the Czar.
ST.. PETERsBuRG, Nov. 10. The ac-
couchement OF the czarina occurred last
evening. At o'clock a daughter was
born to the car and czarina. Court ply
slcians In attendance at the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Of the czarina report the child TO he n
handsome girl, and they add that the
mother Is rapidly recovering. Services
connected with the birth of the infant
were held in accordance with the rites OF
the Orthodox Greek church. Tho baby
has been named Olga.
The czarina (Grand Duchess Alexandra
Feodorovna) was born at Dar1nstadt, Hesse,
June 8, 1872. She was the Princess Alix
Victoria Helen Louise Beatrice Of Hesso,
and was married to Gear Nicholas II on
Nov. 20, 1891 In accordance with the laws
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E6IsTER's OR DER
~ REoIsTEHis DFgICe.
ZEN GAsrIE lnuSrH nnK

q EN ~ bOUNTr. ltEf-.
Upon sie applica ion OF Edw. II. brennan.
Executor OF Joseph Sharpe. late OF
wilmington Iid.. IN kutd county, deceased
u Is ordered and directed by the ilegisteE thai
the Executor aforesaid give petlce OF
granting OF Letters Tesfamentary upon
tho estate OF the deceased, with the date OF
granting thereof, by causing advertisements
to DO posted within Forty days from the date
cfsuch letters IN BlA OF the most public piaces
OF the county OF lew Castle. requiring nll
persons having demands against tho estate
to present tho sama or abide by an act OF
Assembly in such Gase made and provided:
ana also cause the dame to 10 inserted with
IN the same period in tho DAILY REPunLt-
GAN newspaper published In WiiminRton.
Del, and to be epntlnusd therein fnros
weeks. tc o. d.
-, Given nnfer the hand and seal OF
iRA Y office OF tile Register aforesaid a.
-, WiluiinRtoh, In Now Castle County
Aforesaid the day and year above written.
.... j. WILKINS COOCH. Register.
NOrICE-Eotice is thereby given that letters
parliamentary were In due form OF law
granted outo the undersigned. on the End day
OF November "A. d, ItQs, aud that eli parsons
having claims aRainBt the estate OF the de-
ccnsed must present the sama duly sttasted
to the said Executor on OF hcfoFe the md
day OF November lsg6 or abide the Xcs
OF Assembly In such aAse made and provlted
EDWA ARD H. BRENNAN, Exeeuton 4
ADDRESS; VIM niehaci Byrne, Eco. Wis
mington. Deas M
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For eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer-
soy; Generally fair; slightly cooler Sest.
orly winds.
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u EGlsTER's ORDER ..- -
h LEuisTER'a OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE CoUNrY. Dat.
NOVelnDer IL ISM

NEW JAsTLB COUNTY, DEta.
November H. IslJ.
Upodthe application Of Joanna X Lyman,
Executrix Of Mary j. Lypam. late OF
Christlana hundraa. In said county de.
ceased. it Is ordered and directed BY
the Register that the kxccutrix aforesaid
give nor1ce Of granting of Letters Taata-
mentary nDon tho estate OF the deceased
with the date OF granting thereof by
causing advertisements TO be posted within
forty days from the date OF such letters in
six " tile most public places OF the county
of New Castle. requiring all persons having
demands against the estate 10 present the
same or abide by an act OF Assembly In such
case made and provided; and also cause the
same to ba Inserted within tho same period,
in the DAILY REPUBLICAN, newspaper pub
llshed in Wilmington, Dcl..nnd TO be continu.
ed therein three weeks 10. O. d.
-, Given under the hand and seal OF
I 8. g., oflco OF the Register aforesaid at
- Wilmington. In New Castle County,
aforesaid the day and year above written
J. WILKINS COOCH. KeRlstar.
No1lCE-Notce 10 hereby given that lot
tiers Testanentary were In due form Of law
granted unto the undersigned. on the 18th
day OF November A. D., 1855, and tn at all per-
cons having claims against tho estate OF the
deceased no ust present tho same duly attest.
ed, to the said Executrix. on or before tn ,
tsth day of November 1896 or abide the Act
Of Assembly In such casa made and provided
JOANNA Il. LYMAN.
Exeenfrix
Address Newport Delaware
nia-sw-ood
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CAND-buildinx ana Furnaces.
~ JOHN q. SOLOMON,
Once No s.Wsss Third street,
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X. W. DAYETf-Dealcr In ice cream and
~ confectionery oysters solid measnrs
northwest corner Ninth and aud Monroe
streets o1S-eod-tf
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60 to the'Marshallton Grist Mills to have
Ronr Feed ground. Also Hour, feed. grain.
ny and straw kept on hand.
Give us trial. Satisfaction Ruara tasd
ns-sot- KlnKLBY d EUN.
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ENok RENT.Two.story brick house, No
- lSIrwin Place Apply 10 Chas tioad.
ing. Eighth and MADISON streets. nis.tr
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pnrinmor No. 5
THE Halter,
h5-Iin
EoH l.kNr.

Ton RkNT-Two furnished roums. with or
= WITHOUT board ut .lo West Aintu street.
nls-tts
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Marshallton Mills.

r AIDES dresses cut aud at at ls2l West 81.
- b2.12ts
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U'ou RENT--Two two.story housed ro,r
roomr. Nos. aud Irwin Place Hant
s1oo per month. Apply to Charles ljuodt,1u
~ W. corner Eighth and Madison Sta
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TOR SALE CHEAP-A chIld's bicycle, In
IL good order. Apply 10 bis ". 9TH street
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For SALE.

Won sALt-Greeery or market wagon.
u nearly new; very cheap. WAtson's 18th
and Market streets. nia-iLs
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H'oh RENT-iiu7 Lombard street sir
room house. Eight dollars ne r i,lonth,
Apply to y. u, Tindali, Az L. Seven ih strcst.
DiJtUls
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LfOR 81 LE-SeveraI pairs OF young pigs,
good stock Apply TO Lewis PottA near
Centrevilie. Del sii
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ToR SALE--Genepa cook stove. with pine,
II $500. 500 Moilaston street. MS &c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14
HOUS URNISHlNG REM
NANTS AT LESS THAN
HALF PRICE.

Z Glass Oblong Dishes. brilliant pat
tern, from 25c 10 re.
Il Swinging Flower Vases. cOrnucopia
shape. neat pattern. hundreds Of them
sold at l5c. this lot goes al Be-.
A collection salt and Pepper Shakers.
.. s. IN. and i5c goods. all at Be-
ELEVEN DAZZLING, SPARKLING
FERRY SETS. STRAWBERRY. OLA
MOND. AND FAN rAfTEttsN.
LARGE DISH AND SIX SAUCERS
WOIrI.D BE GOOD VALUE FOR
ONE DOLLAR-WHO ~ ER HEARD
or Such \ PRIrE2-TW ENTl-
FIVE CENTS THE SET.
l fine bohemian Water Set. real ruby
with Vatican decoration, gold finish
ed complete In fancy wicker basket
worth $50, for SIS.
4 fine Bohemian Liquor sets, In fancy
basket. decanter. glasses, &c set
instead OF SIS.
hand floral decoration. ruby or crystal.
SIS goods. lust 10 clean out, DC.
A big quantity Hotel Goblets. zoe and
81 dozen goods. 10 close. each &c.
3 OAK Hall Racks. carved. slightly dam
aged. 25c each instead OF 80,
. handsome Wall Hat and coat Racks,
brass, filigree style zoe instead OF 40.
slightly damaged Window screens, ad-
juslab.e. from &c 10 Joe.
Il Adjustable Window Screens, y inches
high 3oc instead Of Csc.
3 Shoe Brushes. with dauoer' 9c quaH'y'
lOc.
30 Wool busters. regular -oc article,
sc.
Toilet Paper, about q packages. 5. s, loo
sizes. wrappers slightly torn. goes AT
2c-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14
FRIDAY, JUNE IA. 1895.
MEETINGS AND EVENTS his DATE

Dove Lodge. Masons. Masonic Temple.
Damon Lodge. X. of T., Corcoran han.
Unity Lodge. i. .. O. f., Odd-FelloWs
Han.
Orachisto Tribe l. o. X. NJ. Cersley's
Hall.
Nonacan Tribe. /. o. IL. NJ. Jr. o. T..
A. NJ. Hall.
Fraternity Lodge, X. Of H.. Central Hall.
Mutual Lodge X. OF H.. Druids' Hall.
Dale Lodge. X of H., owens Han.
Old Dominion Council. a. l.. of H., Dru-
ids Hall.
Anchor Lodge Golden Chain. Schiller
Hall.
Richmond Lodge. Golden Chain, Central
Hail.
Tin. Sheet-Irion, and cornice Workers,
Eagle Hall.
Rescue Council. Jr. o. L. A. NJ, Jr. o..
IT, A. NJ. Han.
New South Council. Jr. O. L. a. M.
Eighth and Hun streets.
Trinity Temple. l. .. 6. r., Central
Han.
sidney Lodge, l. o. 6. r., Bclvidere
East End Lodge. l. o. G. T.. Springfield
Hall.
Company 4. First Regiment Armoy.
r. f. Lee Camp. G. ", Lee-Camp Han
Friendship Lodge. X. OF r.. fonoy's
Hall.
Virginia Lodge. Shield OF Honor. Smiths
Hall.
Aurora Council. Jr. o. L. A. NJ, Gate
woods Hall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14
THREE CENTS EACH

ohly PURE Linen Damask Dinner Ma,
NiIs, 81 size, o. each, been 81 dozen
Vhly An-Llnen Dinner Napkins 5-s
size, 30 each, been 75c dozen 9' 90
Remnant Table Damask. 23-t vards
FOR 81, from Sl.75. '"'"S'
Remnants Iurkey-Red Table Damaex
VIII 30 Al TEN CENTS YARD
- To 5vlse SIZE aoi walt,er-absorbent Cotton
away al THREE CENTS e'''"
KNIT UNDERWEAR
IL child's Swiss Ribbed Gauze Vests
low neck, no sleeves, ONE Cent
80 Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Gauze Vests
CENTS EACH. oA'S ON
LACEs AND EMBROIDERIES-
Apoul ~ remnants Laces and En-
broideries viii be slaughtered for next
10 nothing prices, / 70 l5c yard. worm
20 SOC. WI I'll
HOSlERY.-H pairs Infants Socks
niaeH' white aud pin stripes, z5c
goods, for Sc pair
II pairs Chllds Fast-Black Seamless
Ribbed Hose. o. pair.
= pairs Ladies' Black and Tan Hose.
guaranteed iast colors, just 20 close
out, 10 &c pair.
10 pairs Ladies' Fancy Boot-Top Hose
a good z3c Hose. pairs for DE-
HANbhEkCHiEFS. -H Mems All
tAren Tape bordered Handkerchiefs.
just Sc each.
FROM To 10 h. O'CLOCK
LADIES' White Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, o. each
LADIES SHIRT WAISTS
Navy Blue fercalc. full fancy front.
White Lawn. boX-pleated, back and
front. any 25c, not half value
French Lawn. solid black, sizes 81 10
a. SOC each. from Sl15
FROM $3.50 TO 1880
LADIES A-iNCH BLACK COTTON
GLORIA UMBRELLAS. NATURAL
~ IN D. d HffH.I
BLACK DRESS STUFFS-
Among the offerings wll be found many
dress lengths
Remnants Mohair, 4 yards length Tor
81 from Sl95
7 Remnants Imperial Serge from 10
yards length, Jc yard, regular zoe
value.
Z Remnants Figured Armure. & TO
Yards length, usual G9c grade. 35c
CoRSETS.-2 X. q O.. COrsets, sizes Il
and p 81 instead of $50
J. y. corsets. black. sizes IS 10. 20.
q. o. slight manufacturer imperfec-
lions. acc instead Of >l7j.
Whites. same as above, sizes Is, %. r.
i9c instead OF $50.
T. coutilie Corsets. sizes % TO 30, lgc in
stead OF SOC.
SILKs.-6j Remnants rRILBY Wash
silks. NINETEEN CENTS yard.
10 Remnants Black CHR a Slk Zjc yard.
- Remnants Black WATERPROOF India
SILK. 2 inches wide, the use quality.
45c.
Embroidered TaNsta silk Remnants.
and So yards pisces. for s.. from
s315; TOR S2.50. from S4.2j.
SMALL WARES AMI TOILET De
FAETMEN1-
l large Let CASTLE Soap will 90 at ONE
CENT CAKE.
% bottles best bicycle oil. Sc bottle.
Il Bristle Hair Brushes, 35c article, for
l5c.
% Tooth Brushes, 90 and SOC goods. all
l9c.
10 boxes fellows Swans Down az Sc.
. S-inch Goodyear Rubber Combs, a Toe
Comb. THREE CENTS.
% pieces Beading az &C..
81 WOodback Nail Brushes at &c. from
Sc.
Innings
Remnants l2iac Grass-Cloth for f3-ic
yard.
Remnants l0c Barred Muslin for re- yard.
Remnants Grdss-ClOth, sc yard.
Remnants Lining Cambria So yard.
Remnants &c Saline Waist Lining for
Sc yard.