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WHAT WOULD HAPPEN
lfBryan Should Win, in the Opinion OF n
london Bsnker.

LONDON. July 27.-The Daily News
has an interview with Alr. Joseph Her.
bert Triton, banker OF the firm OF
Barclay. Bevan. Triton, Ransom, Buu-
verie 6 Co., in which he is quoted as
saying: The possibility OF Mr.. Bryan
creates great Insecurity. The passage
OF free silver bill would cause rise In
price and would glut America with sill
Yer from the eastern countries. causing
complcth dislocation OF the entire
basis OF exchange between east and
west
It would cause the boarding and dis
appearance OF gold from circulation.
Gold would so TO premium. Thirdly,
there would be q disappearance OF for
cign capital. causing severe panic and
general commercial ruin. The first cure
for American financial distress must be
the contradiction OF their paper issues.
bImetalllSts Will see an opportunity, but
It Is very doubtful II they will be able to
seize 1T The history OF the Latin Union
has concluslvely shown that any inter-
national bimetallic union must collapse
through its own weight"
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PEEPED INTO THE LODGE.
Cnrion' lIan pies OH Daughters OF Po-
cnhonta.

CtHOhthh.
MECHANIcsBURG. O., July ~
Amos Mclaughlin, n member uf Tlosa
Tribe, No. 9l, Imp. o. r. NJ, was arrest
ed last night on n charge of pecpIng into
the Daughters OF Pocahontas Lodge
while In session, and brought before
Mayor Pangborn, where he pleaded
guilty, and was fined 81 and costs. His
case will probably be brought before the
Q. r. NJ. at their next meeting for fur
ther consideration.
The circumstances leading up to the
matter are said TO be as follows: About
O'Clock Wednesday night Mr.. a. T.
Grass, landlord OF the Hotel Taylor, dis
covered man on top OF the flre-escapc
In front Of the hotel, who proved to be
Amos Mclaughlin, n member OF Tioga
Tribe. No. o.. Improved O. II. ". Mr..
Mclaughlin appeared to be peeping IN
TO the Red Mems hall, where the
Daughters OF Pocohontas were In sess-
ion. Mr.. Gross called the attention Of
Marshal Baker, who was standing near,
and cach gentlemen threw Il stone, mel
ther OF which hit Mr.. Mclaughlin. who
crept backward down the nrc-escape
and walked quietly and laughIngly
away, unmolested.
His case will be brought up at the
next meeting,
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THREE NEW YORK RuMoRs.
GossiW Arc lteorganitimg the Entire
Cleveland Administrations.

SicNeihhu AumihiStrailon.
NEW YORK, July ga gentleman
very near tho administration ut WASH
ington, returned from the capital to-
dny and coniidentlally told reporter
that lIokc Smiths resignation from tho
cabinet would probably be formally ac-
ccptcd by the President on Monday or
Tuesday. and that Josiah Patterson, OF
Tennessee, would likely be named for
the place.
The story also goes that Justice Field,
OF California. would resign during the
week. ana thnt Carlisle would be ap-
pointed In his place. This would leave
the trcasuryshlp vacant. nnd Il Is rrl-
morcd. too. that that this place Will 70
to J. II. Van Allen. who was nominated
ns minister TO Italy, but who was re-
jected by the senate. This is very stnrt-
ling news. but It Is believed by many In
Washington to be true,
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FAITH CURE THEIR ROCK.
Curious Belief or n Sr,y Religious
Called llIr COnrOyfrs.


Called liic Comeovers.
ANDERSON. Ind. July 27.-For n
week strange religious sect has been
In possession of one Of the pretty suburbs
OF Anderson. and their novel belief and
enthusiastic meetings have brought out
hundreds to attend their meetings They
term themselves the "Comeovers," or
members of the Church Of the Living
God" A pnrt of their faith that dis
tinguIahcs them from others Is their es-
pousal OF the falth-curc doctrine. They
hold that all who have been converted
have been sanctifled, una can be cured
OF all bodily III by the simple exercise of
faith. and that physicians are only a
convenience and aid needed mostly for
sinners.
Elders Speck and Branch. the latter n
former minister OF the Presbyterian
church In Newcastle, are leading the
meetings. Tho wife OF James VI. Wat
son was converted to the belief. and
when her husband took III did not con-
arnt for doctor being called and IN
sisted upon his refusal 10 take medicine.
It resulted in an eStrangcmcnt. and n
final separation last night. The hus-
band and wife packed their household
effects, divided their property and will
seek divorce. Th0y have been married
sixteen years.
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II struck Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. July GA heavy
rain storm, having many OF the features
of cyclone, passed over this city short
ly nttcr G o'clock this evening. De-
spite the hurricane violence OF the
storm. very little damage was done In
this city. The storm wns general
throughout the state OF New Jersey and
Delaware. Lightning played many
pranks with trolley and electric wires.
Several burns are reported to have been
struck by lightning and destroyed.
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CLEVELAND, o., July 27.-The de-
preston In the iron trade is being felt
by the vessel owners of the lakes,
Twelve big steamers have gone ont of
the ore carrying trad. and will be tied up
the remainder Of the season. Others
will follow them soon. The docks Mt
Lake Eric ports arc piled full of ore
which cannot be sold and the vessel
owners say freight rates have fallen so
that there Is no profit In the ore carrying
trade,
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ST. JOHNS, n. F.. July 21.-Thc Col
onial revenue board resigned to-day.
owing to differences with the govern
ment ancnt prosecuting smusglers. Two
French fishing crews report that the
schooner Anna Marie with twenty-onc
men sunk In 4 collision with the schoon-
er Pacihque and that the schooner Te-
del. with fifteen men, foundered. The
French crews landed here to-day. hav-
Ing been picked up adrIft In Dories.
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NEW YORK, July %. - A storm
swept over this city this evening" ac-
compnnicd by heavy thunder and
brilliant display OF lightning. The
maximum velocity OF the wind was NJ
ty miles. but this only lasted for five
minutes. Rain fell for three hours the
total precipitation being one-thlrd OF an
inch.
house on Harlem river. In which
was the switchboard for the Western
Union Telegraph Company'R wires
which run under Harlem river was
struck by lighting and all wires east
and west We're wrecked.
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homes Many houses md barns at
Homer and vicinity wore blown down.
Doc Marlthnm. farmer neur Marsh.
wns fatally Injured by having hla bnrn
blown down on top OF him. The loss OF
fruit blown from the trees In the west
crn Michigan fruit belt In immense and
many frame buildings In that part OF the
state were destroyed. Heavy damaged
from lightning are reported from several
towns but no loss OF life,
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VALPARAISO, July 27.-The resul,
OF the election OF "a president of Chile,
to succeed Jorge Montt. whose period
OF five years in office expires on De-
cember %. Is, so far as known. lt5 cleo
t0ral votes for Frederic Errnzuriz and
l31 electoral votes for VinCente Reyes.
The returns from the provinces OF Val
divia L!anEu!hue, and Chile. have not
been received, but they Will not alter
the majority of ErraGurIz.
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Mckinney will b- There.

CHICAGO, July 27.-Chnries a..
huntz. national committeeman from
ohio. Is authority for the statement that
thc Republican national campaign VIII
be officially opened at Columbus, Ohio
ou August /. On thnt date a great ratl-
flca;Ion meeting will he held. aud II Ia
expected that Major Mckinley VIII be
present to make the n:at speech OF the
clTnDpipn Hu-.
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NEW YORK.. July 2r.-Thc latest nd
vices regarding the southern rate owarare
extremely dlscouraEing, although hold
crs or the securities of the roads lnyo,v-
cd may derive some consolation from
the expectation on general principles
that, the sharper the fight the sooner It
VIII be over. It IS now apprehcndcd
that the Southern passenger assoca-
ton and Southwestern and Central AS
soclations may be drawn Into the con
trOvCrSy.
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( LONDON, July @S.--An Athens dis
patch to the, Daily News referring to
the threatened attack by the Turks In
Crete on Saturday upon the Christians
and the lowering Of five boats from the
British ironclad Hood to land marines,
says that the boats were recalled be-
cause the other foreign warships pres
ent failed 10 follow suit.
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CINCINNATI. July 27.-Thc river ut
10 o'clock tonight was nearly SO feet
above low water mark and rising at the
rate OF two inches hourly. The weather
Is clear and hot The mercury at .
o'clock this afternoon was 81 in the
shade. At 10 o'clock tonight It is 81.
Seven cases OF sunstroke have been re-
ported up to 10 O'Clock. None are fatal
and only one Is dangerously serious.
Nearly all the Victims are laborcrs and
some OF the prostrat!0ns have occurred
since shutdown
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FUSION IN KANSAS.
Dsmocrnts and Populi,ts Will Join in n
Bryan Electoral Ticket.

itNtts
KANSAS CITY, No, July 27.--Rela-
tive to fusion OF Kansas Democrats and
Popuiists, the Times prints an interview
with ex-Congressman William a. Har-
ris. in which he Is quoted as saying:
The Kansas plan Is for the PopullstS
in their convention at Abilene. August
5. TO endorse the Bryan and Sewall cleo
tors whom the Democrats will name at
Hutchinson the preceding day"
Continuing cx-ConEressman Harris
said: 'It !s generally understood that
there will be no fusion in Kansas this
year, although there have been no con-
fereuces on the subject, and consequent
ly no plans have been formulated but
fusion IS IN the air. We will nominate
our candidates for state officers and tel
eSraph the Democrats the result. They
Will endorse our nominees and we VIII
endorse theirs"
Ex-CongreSsmhp Jerry Simpson. OF
Kansas. who was present during the In
terview, Is quoted as saying there was
nothing else TO do but accept the plan
and Congressman JEFF Hudson voiced
the same sentiments.
To-day, under n Topeka date, the
Times prints an intervi7w, with eX-
United States Senator John Martin, who
approves OF the plan as far as It goes.
He. however would have conference
committees appointed by the liutchn-
son and Abilene conventions to arrange
the details Popullst Ex-Governor Lew
elllng. OF Kansas. In Il published Inter-
v!cw, also approves Hf the plan OF
fusion. United States Senator william
4. Pener.' interviewed as he passed
through the city cnroute home from the
81. Louis convention, said: '"fhe mass
OF the Pnpu!Ist party wishes TO see Will
lam J. Bryan the next President and no
matter what differences OF opinion may
arise, nothing can prevent him from car
ryInK every southern state. He VIII also
carry every western state" He added,
slowly. "He will carry Kansas By 10000
majority"
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WASHINGTON, d. c. July 2T.-Tht
bankers are making good their promises
In the matter Of turning In gold To tn,
treasury ana to-day the reserve was
swcllch by the addition or Sl.l4I,O0O In
coin. 100000 coming from Boston; s95O,,
600 from Chicago, and $4,000 iron,
New York. There was drawn ont to-day
$loO. 100 III gold coin and $1,000 IN gold
bars. leaving the reserve at the close
OF business standing n SlOj,OI1,9lg.
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Thrown from o Horse.
SprcInl DlsDato oh IN tho Intol,Ironc,-

WESTON, w. Va, July 27.-Miss Amy
Butcher. daughter OF Earle Butcher. n
prominent farmer of Gee Lick, was
thrown from n horse while ont riding
with crowd OF young folks yesterday
evening and received injuries which
may prove fatal Her nose was broken,
her face horribly cut and the doctor
thinks Is hurt internally. Her condition
this evening Is unchanged.
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BATH. Me-, July 27.-Mn Arthur
Sewnll. in an interview on the prospects
Of another state Democratic conven-
tion, says there will be another con-
vcntion and It will pass resolutions en-
dorslng tho Chicago platform. Chair
man Hughes, OF the state committee.
und Mr.. Sewall. were In conference to-
day. AZ TO another gubernHtor!hl can
dIdate. 20 take Mr.. Winslow's place, Mr.
EcWnll has nothing to say.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 27-The
yacht AVerSet. owned by George o.
Campbell. OF this city, with Mr.. Camp
bell and II large party on board LETT here
about noon Sunday, expecting to be
back this morning. Nothing has been
heard Of her. since 4 y. IN. Sunday, when
she was sighted on l.oruin by the Cap
tain of the Priscilla.
Captain Motley. OF the life saving sta
ton. says there is great danger OF dts
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LONDN. July 27-Nirs. Mahlon Sands,
formerly OF New York, died at her resi-
dcnce In this city on Friday, OF fatty de-
generation 0f the heart. Mrs Sands
bore n striking likeness TO the princess
OF Wales, with whom she was on very
friendly terms. She win be buried In
New York by the side OF hcr husband
who waH killed n few ycara aRo by being
thrown from his horse In Hyde Park.
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TECUMSEiI. Ontario. July 27.-LaSt
nights rain storm was one Of the worst
ever experienced In this partDf Ontario.
MI OF the creeks overhOwed their banks
and some fields are covered with water
to the depth OF several Inches. The dam
age to the grain crops will be many
thousands OF dollars.
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city and the Queens County Bank, OF
Long Island City, also viii give up n
proportionatc amount OF their gold for
the treasury. - -,
Bank payments to-day toward tho
replenlshmcnt Of The treasury reserve
amounted to $4,000 and made the ag-
gregate $iS,ll6OOO,
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NEW YORK. July 27,-,rhc Brook.
lyh bnnkp hrc beginning to'tcNdnr gold
10 the United States treasury through
Mr. Tanpuh IN exchange for legal tender
notes. Tho peOpie'H bank Of Hrooklyn,
Eirst National Bank and others In that
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rHTIADELpHlA, Pa, July 27.-Em-
nett Han. twcnty-eight years old, OF
indianapolis, InlIann, Jumped from TN,
Steamboat Havana, into Delaware BAY.
while returning from an excursion. His
body was not recovered. Hall IL said 10
have been a student nj local college,
but inquiry failed To reveal his namc Mt
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CAIRO, Ills. July I'll. y. Coffee,
president Of tho state board of phnr-
macy. was stabbed and killed at l.
o'clock last night while on his way t.
take train FOR Springfield Ia attend a
meeting Of the board, by DR.. Crahtrcr,
IN front ot'thc lnttcr'a drug store. Crab
tree ls In jnil. Coffee was stabbed twice
with dagger, one thrust reached the
heart. Both men were prominent drug
gists.
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WASHINGTON. D. c., July 27.-scn.
ator PettIgrew, OF South Dakota, who
followed Senator Teller In his bolt from
the Republican national convention at
ST. Louis. has resigned as member OF
the Republican congressional commits
tee. The vacancy has not yet been I'LL
pl H...
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NEW YORK. July 27-~lix-rrSHident
nnd Mrs Harrison arrived In this city
from Old r6rgc Tonight. lie comes TO
attend the neSSi0U .ot the general com
nl!ttec OF the general assembly OF the
Presbyterian church. which begins 70
morrow. Hc declined to discuss poll
tics
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On tho u. e. q,


DETROIT. Mich, July 21-To-day's
rcporta show TINT last nights electrical
storms extended MI over southern Mich
Igan. At Worthwhile tho Rouge river
overllowcd doing 10000 damage and
driving several families from their
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MA MARSEILLES-Patr New York,
PHILADELPHIA = Pennsylvania,
Antwerp: Indiana, Liverpool.
NEW NOR-FriCslanl Antwerp; Mo-
hawk London.
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THE WITHDRAWAL
OF Mr.. Bryan's Name From tn,
Populist Ticket
IS BEING SERIOUSLY DISCUSSED

ry Chairman Jones, or the National Den,
e,ratie Committee, and Goyernof Stone.
A Conference uetwecn tho Two Gentle.
m,n-No Commmittse eIieadquarter. Vet
FIXED upon-aioremsnts of the Populi.t
siansser.-othsr Political New, From,
All Points.
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For West Virginia, Threatening wca-
thcr; thunder showers Hnd cooler Tuesday
afternoon: southcrly Winds, becoming va.
rahlc. Ill tfE5
For Western Pennsylvania and oho,l
Showers. fresh southwcstcrly to westerly
winds. M SsS
Local Temperatures.
The temperature yesterday nS observed
BY c. Schncpf, druggist. corner Four
,ccnth and Market streets. was as fol-.
Iowa: ~ l5I'g5
"a. m,,,....".." :5S y. m............"".ieI eII
y n. m......,......, ssh y. m.,....,..,., 50
u 2m",.............. 9SlWcathcr, Chang 'b,e,S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
THE FEATHER-BoA BUSINESS.

A manufacturer entire lot IS bought
for cash down The saving bring the
highest grades to the prices Of the most
inferior. Come quick. No duplicates:
Coque Feather Boas, / IA yards long,
full and pretty, worth CSC, for 3sc.
each.
Coque Collarettes. ribbon ends, selling
here for 29c., instead OF SOC.
Ostrich Feather Coilarettes. S.49 each.
Handsome Ostrich Feather Boas 1 yard
long, very full and fluffy, s., instead or
S.
UMBRELLAS.
81 Close-Rolling SILK Serge Umbrellas,
handsome handles, steel rod, for CSC.
each.
$50 silk Garcia Umbrellas for G9c.
Ladies' or Mems Gloria Umbrellas,
natural handles, worth 75c., for 39c.
each.
Childrens School Umbrellas, fast Black,
English Gloria, natural handles, Csc.
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No the sale
orccbg~ and when
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THE HOSIERY BUSINESS
HiNDKERCWiEFs.

Ladies' and Mems Fine Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs hand embroidered or
plain. worth 10 and PC. for &C. each
200 dozen Ladies', Mems. and Children's
White or COlored Bordered Handker-
chiefs, hemstitched and hemmed, for
13tc each.
Mems Pure Linen Hand Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, worth 25c., for Pie
each.
Ladies' Pure Linen Sheer" Hem
stitched Handkerchefs. lt-inch hens,
worth dc, for l0c each
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CELEBRATED EVENT ]
KNIT UNDERWEAR

selling will come with Mondays opening.
A mills odd half dozens and dozens. Not
full lines Of any one sort; but enough
for almost every use.
Ladies' Medium-W Weight Egyptian Rib
bed Vests. crochet and tapped neck.
pearl buttons. worth 800. each; but we
say PIC.
Ladies Best soc. Egyptian Ribbed
Vests and Pants, here 25c.
Norfolk and New Brunsv -k Nom
shrinkable Wool Ribbed vests and
Pants, In White or Natural. for SOC.
Children's White Merino Vests, with
French Necks. ribbed cuffs, usually
Ole. for &c each
Children s Atwood Vests. Sanitary,
29c. each instead Of Soc.
Infants EgyT tan Ribbed Wrappers,
open font. 81. each.
Boys Gray Wool Mixed Merino Shirts
and Drawers, for 19c each.
Misses Egyptian Ribbed Heavy Fleeced
Vests and Pants. dc. each.
Children's HyGfnic Ribbed Vests and
Pants 29c ones. for loo.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
WILL BIZ SOLD LADIES' FINE JER-
SEY RIBBED VESTS. crochet and
tapped neck. all sizes long or short
sleeves. sac. each Limit
NO MARCH WINDS EVER SCAT
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The Chagrin in Houseware Suppl,
A QUICK-STEP SALE

for soredp sus from France Germany China England and
America. The hand of power again calls rally the Ba
ment The vigilance OF
creates the possibilities. Big or @o ~
ders for Imported China every s<IGH f1IlTkIH n
sort were cancelled. The big I'M tk1|, EE1F NNu
porter hides his misfortune and y rls Y
accepts his fate sOS
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY CRATES AND BOXES FALL
INTO COHENS HANDS. All the faestprced tumble 70
crucial part of their cost Fill all your china quick as Won
come Monday.
We cannot promise Day purchase charge for nah
outoftown purchasers this special F
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01

Real French Drapery sllkoline, 12is and
l6 2-3c. kinds, for csc. "a
10 PC. quality Figured teens LOT "a.
Extra Heavy Brown Twilled jeans
for 4&.c.
Real English Bed-Ticking, 25c. grades.
for l2i2c.; water and featner-prooi
kind.
A Extra Heavy Brown Cotton for 3&c.
1o-f Extra Heavy Bleached or Brown
Shooting. 20c. grade, for l2l2c.
4f-inch Heavy Pillow Cotton for TAG
ROM $3.50 To 915 O'CLOCK
NOT ENOUGH TO LAST LONGER-
Fine Unbleached Cotton, good width
and nice article. for 1lzc. yard.
FROM 9 TO 10 O'CLOCK
Real Turkey-Rod oil Prints, exquisite
new printings, 6 lie. kind, for &c.
a yard.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
Real Scotch Apron Ginghams, any size
check. rs good a Bingham as lie
can buy. for NC a yard.
FROM II TO IL O'CLOCK
10-i Fine Brown Sheetlng, as good as
zoe. can buy anywhere, for sac
yard
FROM 2 TO 8 O'CLOCK
A Extra Fine Unbleached Cotton,
magnificent grade, for &c. yard.
FROM TO 10 O'CLOCK
Real Silver Bleached Cotton Batting'
soft and downy, kind, usually 10 Z-3c.
a pound, for &c.
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DRESS TRIMMINGS.

20 pieces Narrow Jet Trimmings, pretty
designs. for Sc. a yard
Sc. Black Military Braida for &C. a yard
Black SIX Braided Boleros, worth $3.50,
here $50
$3.50 Embroidered Mousseline de Sole
for s.gS
New effects IN Embroidered Mousseline
de Sole. sl25 a yard.
Black SILK Frogs Tor lopps), l9c a
pair-the same you pay Sc. for else
where.
FROM 1890 TO II O'CLOCK
WILL BE SOLD MARROW JET
TRAININGS FOR 1c. A YARD.