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New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
CDUiftNDERi Ne u ).

c,,,,uhi, No conferred the order Of Red Cross
~ " ",r',,ule i'm good form. Sir John W; jenkins
presided assisted by lasI ;rnsdrt s.
ir,,i'n" n,d Ioscph f. Waning There were present
al"3l ANY nile Of Morton, George knpe. OF York.
and Eunison. Of faeStill''
M'i'"" ,tomJav last. when the order OF the Red
ciaN" "a conferred In Il very Impressive manner
Nv Sir William L. Duncal Cap,an o,cnsra' hc''P
as s7ott,,s it,.ar Il. iIarrel and Joseph Dun.
Imdrr Inc commandersnlp ol M oii - r;usc" l,r9Wn 'H
Morton is add'ns grJa'i{ ~ rbe ~ GOOD Work Of hose
49," ".,rs sirs John II. cameron ana NHIiail T."
ns.am continues In the position IL once heid 50
. no mead Of the coluIIi hot "Hly III 'hls S'ate'
hn, in the worlds 1urisdicilon
~" " H. Lam commandery No . conferred the
@ 'ru' Erdor of the Temple win even more than
usual imprcssi ycnrss The biz commanGcry
th' 49, handsomely decorated with palms and
room, ".hil ne al seemed embedded In roses and
cut no no preotc of the General Grand Encampmcnt
-" ~ ,hc I'nii.d states. assisted IN me ceremony
aiso III. ~ - nrv William Dunnell the Rev Homer
WHaImam H9.n sr' OF brooklyn; The key j. W Hrown Of
ohio: the Rev. rlaudius Nj & no9i'y oi aonicddts'
n j., an" Names Grand Commanders T.. Sir
r. y. Sv y Rhcades, OF Mount vernon; ID Meg g)r.
j. stewart Wilson aIo Hol annine sSS 81 Nich
,iSon Frank tioodw ~, McDof'iiu OK ana , iyitls,
%~wton and bradburh oi rd,11an'; ri.i,n n.anVp
Lcigh'ois ,remniarlsm as an aid 10 religion and It's
Pcncr Tor good Bishop Potter also spoke, dwell
~. snccialy upon The Impressive ceremony OF the
.r9,r and its elevating power.
-. eminent Sir knight Arthur Macarthur.
Dsnuiy Grand Ccmmandcr OF the tidhu % oii-
mandery Of knights TGnpl,r p,f 1l m w. 'Ws,blehcm Com
,,,on,erv , No 53 at Ascalon Castle, Mount vernon
on "Wednesday evening. upon which occasion @ ,me
nv the anized working corps In full
eastume. The Jewish and Persian costumes were
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
IN TILE SECRET IAELT.

rbo suncr Excellent Masters Dcgre. was
,cnrk.d for the first time by Terry Council No g.
y A. : H. Paterson. y. j.. week ago when
nftcrn COMPANIONS Of that council were cnlight-
hn nrcecnt as visitors at Adcphic Council New
Work CIV. this week. when tho degree IL to be
conferred with elaborate paraphernalia and ccrc-
Tne following officers Of Terry Council No. g.
y a. 8 II Paterson. y. j were elected and app
,,.ointod at the annual meeting on Monday even
,r'" Nnv.nb.r u: Ill., Joseph Mason. Il. |. NJ. III.
Daniel Dcmarcst. u. NJ; Marcus cohen. J.. &. W.;
n I'M George Scott, treasurer. AlOnzo Williams.
Wccorder; Christian Hcpp. captain Of the O.; \.
.: ~ S'otsrns G of G.: John H. Morrow. marshal:
Iossnh Edwards steward. and Thomas Van Der
I,cck sentinel. Standing Committee, NJ. III. Dan
i,'i I,emarest J.. l.. Greer and John H. Morrow.
irte onicers were installed by NJ. III. Fred G.
Hawkins OF Kane Council, Newark. Grand Mas
Tor Of the Grand Council of X. a 5. NJ, OF New
iarsov. NJ ILL., l.. l.. Greer acting as marshal
Adclnbic Council No conferred the two coun-
o,i derrees al the last Assembly held at Masonic
~, iii Mich interest Is manifested In the great
cnminr event OF the Cryptic Rite. that OF con-
terrinp the super Excellent Masters Degree as
MI 81, horatc historic degree Is only conferred
rare intervals. the number OF candidates Increase
az tho lime FOR working IT approaches. AT last
'.oconn, over 100 names were slated for the de-
80 several rehearsals have already been held
~ scottish Rite Hall. where the degree VIII be
-, - n.y., TUESDAY evening In very elaborate form.
Ibe Super Excellent Degree recitcs the scenes
y, ,ho drstruction Of the Temple in the reign OF
1adelI,h the twentieth and last king OF judah.
and arcordlng to date would represent about
iIne ~ ~ y, &. The Deputy Grand Master OF
mart IL will represent Gedeliah. prince OF
I,,dah The officers OF the Grand Council Of the
STATE and a number OF distinguished visitors from
other States will be present
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
ADELPHI no. %.

Adelph, received It's D. n, r. w. 'auolus r
Realty Ho was introduced by w. +. J. brow"
and welcomed by the Master w. william \. swan"
who said: we welcome YOU as the represen'"'''e
Of the Grand Master. as the d. D. OF TINS district
bp, above all we hail you an old ana hohoieu
worker in our quarries. veteran IN 'he soou
cause OF the craft and bid you we'ome 10 o"'
Iodre welcome TO our altar and to our hear'' 4"
replv the Venerable District Deputy mace soi''o
very interesting remarks. thanking the Master 10Y
the complimentary greeting. and admohlsh'hs ''ie ''
brethren TO adhere strictly 10 the lines a. idi"
a,un b,, The old ways and old customs he saiu.
@Tbis oid lodge has furnished many nrlllant st"i9
a. H. Masonic armament of this state. VINO h;''e
isf their imprint upon its history. fou ,NHu =
ling career Of usefulness In MaSonfN anu . p...'o
van good cheer bring you words or tnroui t az. -,
oents from the Grand Master. ana ! uInis 70" "
xorls of neace and harmony from your brelhreiil
WIZ S Vi n ,ber smoke of the necessity OF caution
T., admitting none but the best matcrlaI aihoIs
ne "and after you have initiated passed anu
lied brother instruct him thorouShiy IN ttac
rrS.eres Of the craft. that ne may pear M
s.s,no ~ our teaching through life. ana tnercpE
t.co-ne a better man and better citizen lie alSo
snoke of the approaching election OF oncel7, anu
cauiiored the brethren TO select eoCu mn ioi W
their oscers TO elect none but those VINO ar NJ q.
,,,a nd able TO teach lie also spoke IN praise ol
,Se ,bs rosrd Be- ~ Relief and urged the brethren 20
cor-ribuie their share toward N" erection OF IN"
she,er Fund The second degree was conierrc,.
in which many of the visitors took part Neary
every lodee in the Fourth District was rciN-
sented and there were also many Masters Ho'i
her districts
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
LEBANON no. 19f.

On Tuesday evening. at stated communication
Of Lebanon Lodge, the third degree conferred.
several years ago number Of brethren left
Lebanon Lodge "in floats by sea-" and hoated
across the river TO organize Joppa Lodge No POI.
IN Brooklyn. delegation OF the present gener-
alton Of the "Joppaitcs" visited Lebanon on above
evening. to view the spot and see the people from
xnlch their ancestors sprang, and behold. they
round brethren OF their own kin. brethren true
snd tried, and IN the old chair of X s. sat the
youthful Master. John L. Brickbauer and at the
pDMer end Of the room. good naturcd and smiling
past Master Maxwell. and the courteous secretary,
a., NJ Morrison, and all the crowded
win with enthusiastic Masons. mingling the old and
ssew; and the Brooklyn brethren received a right
r,!di welcome. and in return took possession OF
seo sae chairs and filled all the offices. working the
sreohd section OF the third degree In true and
n iH'cisnt Joppa style, with w William T. Wheeler
S.,,ahaee X ,he East. =. NJ. George NJ. Duval gave the
uY.,orlca lecture. X. w. John Miller, r. ". James
mssggins: msgggi William sutton staats. Naething and
cstc,ny other digntaries from Brooklyn and this
niS S were present. all glad that they came. and all
fva fv.ssed with this fraternal intermingng Of these
a. od lodges, fully illustrating How good 1t Is
a"ei together in unity"
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
MASONIC DEPARTMENT
,,rn nv THE GRAND LIBRARIAN OF THE
o1,xn1 LODGE OF THE STATE OF NEw-YoRK'
ur ru,vESGVING ~ THE CRAFT.


..1or,,ies Of the United States ana STATE
i"' ~" , tho annual proclamation to the citl-
nav .ho ponublic asking them TO be 'hahhiu'
.he many blessings we enjoy anu u o','' W.
-, and prayer to the GlVer oi d" s'o'
,,osors are law-abiding citizens anu "n"e
o. =. aifssr in the mode Of celepra'lhs ''e u''
LING The behest of the Chiei Magistrate oi
anu Wv ma ore taught II bow reNerehuaiiE
the >".,- ,,hon, all blessings how. But we are
10 nm ,ro than this one If our bonds-a car
aus"' g., tho bond Of charity which uni'es us
o''" - hrothers. and on this day OF praise
d. a -,..,,vnr forget not your poorer your
anu '',''' .,,.u PRAYER without deeds is insuiii-
heeuS ,ha incense of true charity; it is the
Gent - -, Good deeds that are recorded in
,ha hook Of life. and are the true o'e' '''s' -
"a man and Mason to the Great Am
.,s brother be naked, ciothe him' Il ne mum
-. Good him." stands forth to-day as true as
gere'h' ls' ~, trna deeds # charity and DeneVo-
ever anu ~, -: we become distinguished from oth-
lenoe o,s hsoeor,e hapuy and content as Masohs
ers anu 49, Fraternitv of Free and Accepted
we "a uiu not show ourselves unworthy cur
Ma brt should observe the day no' mercy a. q
sav Of praise: let it he marked as "a! 90 on
Gay 'oad ~ dds which will make some poor
.ser Q. hanpv. brighten the life of some su1etsr,
s,. which will bring 4 ray Of sunsnhe ihto tne
Sor,aned heart Of some widow ana uiH 'H' 80
os some orphan Be good citizens. pre'nr'n' "u'
~ - no Good Nasons In the active performance
~ vour Masonic duties he charitahle TO an MAJ"
,,,a and more especially To a brother Mason
yorr opportunitcs are large. Your helc - d
east one. improve ii while YOU may be llaiheuI
tor what YOU have. and make others 'hahNlui Co. e..
what YOU give them 50 mat 'heE' 'op n'~; 1Ii,o
rrase in happiness and Joy 10 the glory Oh HIN
yiCh
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
KNLCKERROCKER 10. Gi2.

This tho Oldest lodge IA the Eighth Masonic Dis
trict received Il. " Matthew Taylor. u. u. O NJ.
on the occasion OF his official visit There WAS large
attendance and the u. -. @. NJ. was accompanied by
an imposing delegation. consisting OF = II. -.
g. Ms L. W Anthony Yeomau. OF Knickorboc kcr.
j. Stewart wilson. OF GaHcl. and VS.. Harding.
StoothoH and Morris. OF Knick'rb ckor. together
with L. W Levi 5 IIulsc. u. d. g. ". OF
the SIKH Masonic District. and others. The
ever-youihful Anthony Woman. the oldest
j. H. D. q. " present. claimed tho honor
Of introducing Il. W Taylor to the lodge.
ing mat the j. j. had .ndcar,l himself 10 oy,ry
one ia thc district ~ his plain, unashinina man
ner and Kind ways. Tho u. -. WAS received hy ".
Charles W. Smith. the master. with kindly words 81
welcome. ana "a expressing The loyalty ant love Df
Kuirkcrbocker Lodge for the NJ " Grand Ma cr
extended "A hearty greeting 20 hs distinguished rep
rcsontatiye boz the person of 1870 Matthew Taylor
r. " Taylor made an aidf's*, taking for his
theme "A remark OF the ". Master In hi. speech Of
welcome. wnsu h~ referred TO ih" lodge having
net as "A flmly of hrotAcr7. and iu the cour.s 81
his talk enlarged on th" duty of each man 10 his
brother and 10 his fellow w-uau. pointing out the
necessity MasOhs ting ia concert. carry Ing
the true principles Of VI Mtsonry based on iaith hop,
and .OVc that the faihcrhoOd Of God and ih"
universal brotherhood Of man should De cXcmpilcl
I'm the lives OF Mnsous. to the bcttermcut of the
world. the upbuilire Of character and the cstab-
lshmcnt Of true Masonry for all ages.
X. W j. Siewar' Wilson. X ". Levi : iiulse and
VS. llcnnlg and Harding made addresses W
Johnson Of LsIug-l on entertained ia" brethren
with recitation IA Ills usual effective manner. and
the evening was spent IN an enjoyable way.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22

,ariy on the many tokens OF esteem and regard he
h au accepted from the several representatives OF
me Masonic Hall Commission The meeting was
= In most happy one. and the presentation to Bro
Zen Eyck IS but another evidence OF the sincere
brotherly love with which he Is enshrined in the
hearts OF the Masons Of Albany.
The rooms of Crystal Wave Lodge No 63S in tn >
Johnson ion Bnllding BROOKLYN. were ned 10 overflow
conferred on two brothars feowcraft. one Of whom
was the son OF WOr. Bro Allen who conferred the
Gcgree The Brooklyn Masonic Veterans. of which
pody Wor. Bro. Allen Is corresponding secretary.
were there in force in honor of tho occasion. and
ned d the different chairs together with representa-
Allen was asst ste1 in the work by VI. W. Joseph };
couch, Past Grand Masters r. ". Elbcrt Crandall
". Claudius J. Beatty. ID. d. G. Nj. Fourth District
r. kenworthy K. ". James IIuggns. II. W
y. Grand Chaplain Of the Grand Commandery, and
' Wor' Bros Nichols, of Acanthus; Allen. Of Lexng-
Of RidgewoOd. and Scholcld. Of Delta Lodge. Wor
BRO; McMurdo Master of Crystal Wavo Lodge, was
al home.
r. W. Levi S Hulsc d. d. G. NJ. Sixth Masonic
District, made an official visit to Lily Lodge on
tuesday evening last. accompanied by r. w Bros.
ham of porc ana a johnson GSS5T and and swain Of con-
" ro w6 M w. aha G wl ue %as By h 9y
Master OF Lilly in well chosen words X. W: Hulsc
responded in his usual eloquent manner and spoke
in detail of the work that had been accomplished
by the fraternity dwelling AT length on the bene-
Ms its to be derived by Improvements at the Home IN
interesting remarks. The work of the evening
was the Fellow Craft degree. and was excellently
corps OF officers. Tho candidates were conducted
through the Middle Chamber by Bro. King Of
United states Lodge in most praiseworthy man. man,
ner. rciiec,ins great credit on him An eXcelieht
banquet was served in the rooms So aiionins ii
st. and Willis-ave.. which was thoroughly en-
joyed. after which speeches were made by X. w.
Levi s. HuIsc i. W. George W. White. w. Bro.
Perham and others, w Bro Ford acting rs toast
master In a charming manner.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22

made especially for this commandery under tne
direction of Eminent Sir knight George H. raw raw
has made a special feature of tho work and II mas
been admitted by many visitors that no other COM
as much lrnpressiveness does Bethlehem Inc
Impressive effect is strengthened hy the layt tna
the asylum is a representation OF the castle ana
plains Of AscaIon. with its casteated walls. para
pets. hastions, Persian camp ana coiectlois OF
antiquity Among Others present were Eminent
Sirs Moses D. Getty George kniPe JOIN rickes Ray
William $ Coffev and Edward ; Davis Eminent
Sir George r Crawford Grand snd o
Representative of Illinois: Eminent Sir w. }. NC
Donald Grand Representative Of District OF Go 20
lumha; Eminent Sir Wilson .. FOX, Gand f1,eprS,
sentative Of Alabama: cx-Mayors Edison M Lewis
and Edward F. Brush and County REGISTER noinnd and
r Hodge (who also knights lempidi, anu
representatives from York, Constantine. VEST ;n-
chester Apollo and Coeur de Lion c2ni,ha,iHg ,nH -
OF this State Washington. Of COnnectlcut. anu o.,
Gerard. Of New Hampshire. After the worH ~ a
banquet served, at which Ernihef, u NJi'i,
mander Edgar T. Stewart presided. ana speccnes
were made By several
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22

became the cashier of tho company. which posi-
tion he now holds lie has been with this concern
twenty-five years.
The Rlght Worshipful's Masonic career began In
WASHINGTON Lodge 10 go wh'rc ne was made
Mason Aprl I3 ls,e served in various positions
and a. Master lr l'ni and l.i. and d. row chap
lain and a trustee. iie became member ~ k't-
stone CHAPTER 80. i''. MAY S. lssi. and WIS High
Priest I'm 1893 and isai he g. also a member ~
keystone Council. No. %. y. 4 = ". and served
as Recorder si.rs December .. is.i Iic was
knighted IN Hugh do ray'ns CommandrTy 40 'l.
January .. 1888. and IS also a member Of lsmaiNa
Temple
In works OF Masonic charity Hro rseiay has
been very active lie secretary OF ia" local
Board Of Relief in lsO ls9i. lss2 and 1885, and -
now It's president
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
THE d. d. OF THE TWENTY-FIFTH DISTRICT

r. W. Bro. William s. Risolay born In Chi
cago. H.. June &C. 1852 where he received his
schooling. and afterward settled in Buffalo, this
State. where he entered the strv!ce OF the Citi-
zens' Gas Company. and through his integrity and
strict attention to business steadily until no
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
Ilasonic Dircrtorp.

Secretaries will kindly examine the names
Of the respective officers in the carhs an"
send corrections. If required. to the MA
sOnic Dcpai tmcnt of The Tribune, Ihc VIA
sonic Directory is published every Sur'ny.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22

LODGES MEETING ~ MASONIC HALL
ADELPIII -. first anu third Tuesdays: s:.,.oY W.
NM. a. SWAN NJ CHAS. :. tONNoh, .; W.
BENZ. RAPHAEL. j. ". JOS. Bill MENTAL, treas
WM. MACliOl. Secretary, 100 East otih-st'
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22

CoRINTfIIAN i59 second and fourth Thursdav. o.,
o'clock y. m 1900 N'''1"'S -
KoHEIT REckER: H. p JAMES H. CURTIN X
EIGfN v. NEWHAIl,, 5. JOHN W. KELLER Treas
HENRY W. ROE Secretary. 70 East l20th-st ~
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22

SYLVAN 1ss second and fourth Mondays at sd-evv
and l24th-st.
g w sENCFRBOX. II. P. JAMES NJ Twrss X
C. r. FAHNESTOCK. =. A. J. MCCORMACK Tress
GEORGE NJ. WALGROVE Secretary. 12S T. IiOth-st.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-24
WATT, RETTEW g. CLAY.
CHEAP REAL ESTATE
City Property and Farms.

sroom dwelling on Campbell avenue, 6o-fcet
front. nice location, good stable, $1,000; pay
mcnts easy.
groom dwelling, with sewer connection, stable
and other necessary outbndngs, $3.50; $50
cash, $3.50 per month without interest.
room house on Henry street Il. W fi.Wn $25
cash and $40 per month with no interest lie
renting now for 81 10.
Two 3 room cottages, with basement room,
sewer connection, nice garden and good lOca ton,
S3UC each; $40 cash and 50 per month with inter
est.
papcrcd. with bath, hot and cold water and a
good collar, price $1,000 $l5 cash and Sl5 per
month. Rents now for $40. ,--
b.rOom house on large lot, near ROanoke and
Southern railroad, newly fenced, house in good
condition, Sl,05O; $50 cash and SIP 80 per month.
Two 10-room houses on West End boulevard,
large lote, in beautiful condition, with every
vcnicnce. at about half the cost or construction.
Several other fine bargains in the West End very
dcairably located.
One lG-room house in the Southwest at $2,5cO
5000 cash and geo to SIS per month. This IL
One OF the best residences on Church street, 10
rooms, largo lot, best location, cost IS 500. 10
beautiful condition inside and out Price $780,;
$3.50 cash, SIS per mouth; is renting now at $25
per month Also two other splendid bargains on
Church avenue.
One OF the most desirable and best located bus
incss houscs in The very best part OF the business
centre OF the city. One.fourth OF the price cash
and the rent will pay the balance. 1t is renting
now for II per cent OF the price asked There IL
no better Investment in the city than this We
have several other fine bargains In business
room house. large lot, nicely located "a north
west, Park street, III good condition, 81 200;
$50 cash anc $lU yer mon.n
room honea near West End round house. 5000:
$50 cash and $40 per month.
Elegant IS room house in the West End with
hard wood finish, cabinet mantels, every modern
Improvement and convenience, with speaking
tubes and electric alarm bells, stables, chicken
house, horse and COW lot, good garden. plenty of
fruit and good shade: in thorough repair, cost
$1,000, price now $3.50; small cash payment and
tho balance in nine years.
Splendid business lot the new public
building, so feet front Price 81 $40. on easy pay
mcnt5. This lot will double in vnluc in two
years
Good Groom house, Eighth avenue g. W., mod
crnimprovements stable on loi and shade, 81 100;
eesypaymcnts.
Nicely papcred room house on he beat part OF
Seventh avenue II. c., $780, S5u cash and IS per
month.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-24
Ladies' Jackets.

We hsve spsco to name but few Of
the good tbinzs here. A better limo can
not be found, ard every item money
saver.
Heavy Black Niger, head C,oth Jack
ct, made in latest style, new box front
aud new collar, all sizes, only S.. and
we'll worth Sc
Fine Black Beaver Cloth jacket, silk
lined, coed thing, Sc
Black Diagonal weave, heavy Mohair
ChevIos, new box front silk lining, big
gest value on earth at Swell worth o
$40 bill
Heavy rough Black Chovo.. with the
new idea collar-erest big value at ST.
Black Bouoie Jacket, nov box front,
lined throughout with silk, roll cuffs,
stitched seams, SIS
Rough Black Cheviot, covered with
rich curls OF black silken mohair, ap :
plique trimmed. satin lined .ornsmented
with fancy pearl buttons, sic
Black and Brown Mixed Curly Mohair
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-24
Plush Capes.

Such an array OF Plush Capes is sell
dom found exceps in the Metropolitan
ntores. Buyers this week will mees
with big saving.
Silk plush, pleir, silk lined, IS inches
long; ll6 inch sweep, only SIS.
Silk plush, silk lined, 1l6 inch sweep,
trimmed with grey coney fur, IS
SILK plush, silk linei, is Inches long,
ZIG inch sweep, trimmed with black
hare. onlyS
Fine silk plush, &c inches long. l1e
inch eweep, edged with black angora
fur, embroidered with braid and jet,
only S9-worth S12 50
Plain silk plush, very hesvy, 81 inches
long. full sweep, black fur trimmed,
only Sl0-oheap at SIS
The new "Shoulderette." 12 inches
long. fne silk plush. silk lined, high
roll collar edged with fur, SIS
Finest silk plush ISL 10
inches long, lined with finest Scotch
p!aid silk. quite the nobby thing, $40.
The new Shoulder Capes, 16 inches
long. fine silk plush, lined with rich
brocade satin, teimmed oil around with
pretty grey coney fur, only So
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-24
sWAITING FOR ELECTION.
The Condition of Trade Continues Along
Conservative Lines

The Condition of Trade Continues Along
Conservative Lines.
p New York, Oct. 23.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say; General trade con
tinues along conservative lines, buyers
and sellers preferring to { efer business
until after the election. Traders are more
hopeful as to the outlook for business
later in the gear and next spring. The
reaction iii wheat prices, after an advance
OF ~ cents, is the natural result of de
sire to realize profits, an advance in rates
for money and enormously heavy receipts
of wheat at primary markets Caused by
higher prices. Comparatively small
stocks of wheat in importing countries, Il
decrease in the worlds total production
OF wheat for two years in succession, I'M
expected shortages in Russin, India. Ar
gentina and Australia and only an aver
age crop in the United States, are inter
preted to mean that the price of wheat
will advance further
Mercantile collections continue as har6
to make as heretofore, except in II few of
the larger Gotten growing States and in
the spring wheat region, where rapid
marketing of cotton and of wheat has
rendered funds more plentiful.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-24
Chenille Curtains.

We have just put in three hundred
pairs new chenille curtains and por-
.ieroe. The house cleaning days are
on and you will want new curtains and
portieres TO brighten your homo.
Pretty chenille curtains, yards long,
dadoed both top ana bottom, tsssel
fringe, in blue. green; brown, maroon,
old rose. terra Gotta and peacock, only
Sl.0S; actual value So 30 pair.
Fine heavy chenille curtains, 3 yards
long, heavy tassel fringe, in blue, gar
net. maroon, peacock, old rose, olive,
brown and terra Gotta, only S2.50-this
quality never before less than So
Fifty pairs chenille curtains, az yards
long, having q 1O-inch sAssel fringe, al
the leading colors, only So
3.yar0 chenille curtains, good heavy
ones, with the new tassel fringe, in
Cherry, red. light terra Gotta, gold
brown. dark olive. and medium blue,
So so they would be cheap at 81
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-24
Chiidren's Jackets.

Child's Fancy Mixed Chevior jacket,
having small shoulder cape. trimmed
with bands OF cloth and braid, to l2.
years, only So
Child's heavy brown mixed cloth, ali
pure wool, trimmed with brown cloth.
to 10 years. IS
ed with grey coney fur. braided cape.
6 to IA yesrs, only Sc so; worth SIS
Misses green mixed boucle, trim med
with plain green cloth, braided, 6 to ID
years, So.