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Evening star., 1896-11-04
THE STREET RAILROADS.
They Handled the Crowds Last NiIht
i'm an Excellent Manner.

The officials of the local street railroads
came in for great deal of congratulation
today for the manner in which they ham
died the big crowds last night. Ii was no
mean undertaking to bring such vast
concourse of people down town and then
take them back again when the results
were known. but at no time was there
any such crush as one would have expect
ed. Both the Metropolitan and the Capital
Traction Company ran their cars until a
late hour, and there were very few peo-
pie VINO We're compelled to so home afoot
The cars of the latter company were all
but stopped by the crowds that filled the
avenue, but they managed to get through
pretty well, and the fact that no one was
injured in any way showed how careful the
employees of the road were in running their
trains.
Evening star., 1896-11-04
WHAT IT MEANS.
Controller f.rkrls' Interpretation OF
the Election.

CHICAGO. November 4.-ControIer Eek
els. who was at the national democratic
headquarters. said:
Il think the result is just what might
have been expected. Whenever the ques-
ticn has been put to the voters VIII the
American peop!c pay their debtS:' it has
always been decided that they would. We
pay our jit bts. The nation pays its debts
The Importance of the result IN the busi-
ness world is that it means the rehabili-
m"ut of American credit abroad That
means that investors are willing To put
their idle capital in our enterprises.
This election means the complete re-
organization of the democratic party. For
long period of time the democracy has
been the haven of refuge for every ele-
msnt OF discomfort i'll the country 1t .laI
to be reorganiZed and now it is as good as
any other time. The democratic politi-
clans will learn from this election that il
is better 10 have the business interes; IS
with them than to have the disturbing
elements
Evening star., 1896-11-04
DOES NOT GIVE Up.
Nr, Bryan Docs Not Yet Concede His
Defeat.

LINCOLN Neb.. November 4.-Mr. Bryan
does not yet concede his defeat. nor. on the
other hand. does he claim his elec ton.
We are making no ciaims,'' he said, "bu;
are awaiting the later returns with much
interest"
Mr. Bryan was comparatively earl
riser today. He Rad had his breakfast and
was receiving callers al o'clock. He was
cheerful and buoyant. and clearly showed
IL at he had had refreshing nights rest
Telegrams began 10 arrive early in the day
and while none of them made any positiv =
claims as to general results. they were ali
of an encouraging nature.
Evening star., 1896-11-04
of majority.
Payne Exp0unds jones' Dispatch.

of majority.
Payne Expounds jones' Dispatch.
Vice Chairman Payne. republican head
quarters says with regard to Senator
Jones dispatch to Bryan this morning:
The dispatch looks as if Senator Jones
had abandoned all hope The dispatch
speaks for itself this point. There is
not the least possible doubt about Mchln-
ley's having carried the three states Sen
ator Jones names-Mi :higan. minnesota and
Indiana. There is nothing i: definite about
our returns as to these states. We have
carried them all by Overwhelming MAORI
ties. Mckinleys vote in the electoral col
lege will be not less than 2tiS-not less than
that.
dispatches this morning show 4o.TD ma
jori,y for Mckinley in Indiana Every re
publican Congressman is elected and We
have the legislature by forty majority. Our
chairman of Iowa reports the majority to
he between SJ.Guo and l0D.p1 with all our
Congressman elected. Towne is beaten in
Minnesota. The chairman of the republican
committee in Kentucky telegraphs that we
have that state by :.Ho. BreCkinridge Is
defeated by con and Hunter will also be
succeeded by a silveritc The returns from
Kansas are very meager. Information from
our chairman of the state committee an&
from the national committeeman gives ore
gon to Mckinley by :i.-dn. The chairman
of our state committee in South Dakota
claims that state by a very large majority
and also the legislature
TIE election of Hunter. Campbell. Jet
and Hinrichsen, democrats. 10 Congress
from Illinois is claimed
TOwne telegraphs from Minnesota to the
democratic committee that he Is elected.
j. +. NJ
Evening star., 1896-11-04
Official From Washington.

Special Dispatch The Evening Star.
HAGERSTOWN. Md. November 4.-Com-
plete ard corrected returns from the entire
twenty-five districts of Washington county
give Mckinley 5.i,isi; Bryan. 43s7: McDon-
aid. republican. for Congress- 5,4O5; Lee,
democrat. for Congress. lbs; Palmer for
President. 81. The returning boards Off
cial count. which will be made on Thurs
day. will change the above figures but
little. if any.
Evening star., 1896-11-04
VARYING ESTIMATES,
Different Views Taken by the Chi
cnEO Papers.

CHICAGO. November 1.-THE Chronicle 5
(deIHOcraD latest estimate of the electoral
vote Is: Mckinley. 80; Bryan, 135; doubt
full ~,
The Times-Hcr2ld GndependenO divides
the electoral vote as follows:
Mckinley. 214; Bryan. 1i3: doubtful, 24
The Inter-Ocean republcam table reads:
Mckinley. I'll: doubtful. 81; doubtful. but
probably for Mckinley California;. o. Bry-
an. 1o6.
The Record independently table reads
Mckinley. 2S'; Bryan. rs; doubtful, 10.
The Tribuns republican, has the follow
Ing: Mckinley. 3n!; Bryan. 10: doubtful,
none.
Evening star., 1896-11-04
WHAT TiLLM&S SAYS.
Doesn't C"nceGc Brynn's Defeat. Al
though "Returns Point That Wuy..

CHICAGO, November l--Senator Tiilman
sends the following to the Tribune:
Il do not conccde aIcNinley's election
although the returns up to date point that
way. III he is elected the fight against pl1i-
tccracy and the gold standard Will not be
abandoned The present agitation can no
more be stopped than was that which re-
suited in the emancipation of the slaves.
The agricultural classes can never hope for
prosperous times under the gold standard
'(SignedD BEN TILLMAS"
Evening star., 1896-11-04

Democratic COpgresSMcn in All hut
Four Ceur1ieS

Four Counties.
Special Dispatch to The Ev.1in, Star.
GALVESTON. Tex. November 4.-Tne
coult in this city Will not be completed
before late this evening. The count n
other cities and towns where Australian
ballot system prevailed is likewise slow
From the rural precincts returns are
meager ard indefinite. but indications are
that the state has gone for Bryan by pos
sbly 100000 plurality, and that Gov. Cul-
berson is reelected by half as much ma
jority though running behind his ticket.
Chairman Green. republican executive
committee. claims the state for Mckinley
and the election of KeaTby. populst-repuh-
lican, as governor on estimates based upon
incomplete returns from ninety counties
The silver democrats elect congressman in
all districts except the fourth. where Davis
(pop) is probably elected; the tenth, when
has gone for Hawley UepD: the eleventh
which is very close. with Grass (repD Lead
ing and the twelfth. in which Moonan
Tep) is probably reelected
Evening star., 1896-11-04
Democratic Majority Reduced
MINNESOTA.
Mckinley IL. fO5 Ahead.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, November 4-Es-
Inmates on 81 out of 81 counties in Min
resota give Mckinley vote over Bryan of
13,4o5. Clough for governor is 1l,oe0 be-
hind this. AS many counties to be heard
from are fusion stronghol6s, Ciough may
yet lose to Lind.
Evening star., 1896-11-04
TEXAS.
Bryan by 10000.

DALLAS. Texas. November 4.-The count
is slow. Nothing official can he obtained,
and it is hard to estimate the result in
Dallas. Bryan will carry the state by near
ly $4,000. with the democratic state ticket
somewhat behind.
Evening star., 1896-11-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The Following are the opening. the highest
ana the lowest and the closing prices OF the
New York stock market today. AZ reported
by Co'son Mccartney. members New
York stock exchange. Correspondents,
Mcssrs. Moore tS Scllicy No ~ I{rna1.ay
Evening star., 1896-11-04
JOYCE FIRM ASSIGN.
Old md Wel!-knovVn Carriase Manu-
factory in Trouble.

Geo. W. and RCbt Edwin Joyce, carriage
manufacturers, trading Andrew J.
JCyce's Sons. this city, today made an as
signment to Fred. s. Smith for the benefit
of their creditors.
The liabilities. it is said, will reach SO
H0. and the assets will. it Is claimed. rX
ceai the amount of the liabilities.
Evening star., 1896-11-04
Grain and Co1Ion MnrLat

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co., 1421 +
street, members New York stock exchange.
correspon tents Messrs. Ladenburg Thai
mann &. Co., New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05
THEY GET THE BODY.
Solomon Marbles COrpSe'hOt 10 30
Used for Anatomical Purposes.
~ ,s GIVEN 10 HIS FRIENDS.
Medical College Authorities heed
Their Plea and Permit Inc" W
go ,he Murdercr's Remains to
Els wife. .IU q y

Tho bodv OF Solomon Marable, the negro
80 q. Farmvillo on Friday, will not
10 used 10 promote the science OF ana'o-
my. ~.
I, was brought TO Richmond for tnat
r,rpose. but. through the intervention Of
ri nds OF the deceased, the Mcaicai
Cou,ye authorities were induced TO yield
,,oir claim 70 the BODY. and It viii be
sb.rped this morning 20 the home OF the
purderer's wife. in North Carolina
This Arrangement was not brought ABOUT
until late last night AM search-"ar-
rapt and two arrests had become conspicu-
o1s factors in case that has attracted
great interest in Virginia during inc
twelve months that have elapsed SINCE
Mrs. Pollard was murdered at her hoiHc'
In LuneuDurg county.
Marbles body was through mistake
Skinned from Farmville 10 the University
College Of Medicine. Instead OF the Medl-
col College Of Virginia, as directed by
the secretary Of the Anatomical Board
o. Virginia. John Mitchell appeared be-
fore some Of The members Of the board
and requested that tho body be given
10 him .or shipment 10 North Caroline
but was Informed that orders had been
riv.u for tho delivery OF the body to the
Medical College Of Virginia. and advised
20 consult the faculty of thar Institution.
Instoad OF doing this however. Mitchell,
who had obtained permission from DR..
MCGUIRE, OF the University College OF
Medicine. 20 get the body and seeming
f- think this sufficient authority, had the
corpso tal-en 10 vs.. S. sellen's underta-
irr establishment TO be prepared for
burial
on learning this some time later the
secretary OF tho board. with another men,
Der. won't down 10 Seldc g. and demanded
IN. body which was refused and there
upon warrants We're sworn out for
Mitchell and selden for the abduction Of
the body. officer Brown. OF tho First
District. served these papers, and a short
while later al that IS mortal n Solomon
Narable was at the Medical College. be-
ing put through a chemical process 10
preserve ~ for use for anatomical pur-
poses.
Late last night Mitchell and several
colored ministers. who had Interested
themselves IN the matter drove around
a. see tho Anatomical Board and college
authorities. discaimed any intention Of
having designed 20 interfere with or over
ride the authority OF the board and OBJ
tanned an order for the release Of the
body.
50 Solomon Mareblo. the hanged MUIR
4 srer. will not suffer the further humilia-
Gov OF having his body made a subject
81 h.the surgeons knife.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05
Christian Endeavcr.

Thousands Of people who win attend the
Christian Endeavor Convention in Wash
ington are expected 10 visit Richmond
on the l4th Of July and leave here on the
18th. As tho hotel accommodations are
not expected to be equal 20 the crowd,
the good people OF this city are urgently
requested 10 furnish meals and lodging
for the visitors while here. the visitors
paying for the same. Please report at
once 10 T. NJ. Hundley. chairman OF
Committee on Homes, III east Broad
street. or W Reginald Walker at Young
Mems Christian Association building, how
many you can accommodate and the price
of lodging and price Of meals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05

a plano recital was given on Monday
night 10y the pupils Of Miss Petcolas's
music class az Tho Young Mems Christian
Association Hall. and honors for the ses-
si.n were distributed. There was a good
attendance and the programme rendered
was credit 10 both teacher and pupils
Tho decorations consisted Of flowers
palms lamps. &C, and the graduates ap-
pearef TO DO inspired by the surround
ings 10 co their best.
The medals were awarded as follows
the presentation being made by Mr. HYDE:
Senior Clcss-First prize. gold medal
Miss Kirby; second prize gold medal,
Master Lynch.
Junior Class-First prize. gold medal
Miss sallie Russell, second prize. Master
Sullivan
Several handsome volumes were dis
tributed to deserving pupils. The pro-
gremme o. the evening was as follows:
Quartottte. March aux Flambeaux
(Ciark) Master Lynch. Misses Macon.
Grady. and Russell Solo, serenade Op. 20,
Cham ade) Miss willis Duet, Sonata
g. j. Oabell) Miss Stall and Master
Lynch. Solo. eneuanisches G0ndelled
G ondelasohn) Miss Macon. Duet Danse
Tcossaise. O3aker) Misses Chandler Solo.
Martha, Krug) Master Sullivan. Duet,
Jolly Little Players (MGylath) Misses
stal and Sherwood Solo, Mon Petit
Rouet (Schmoll) Miss Kirby. Quartette
Schottisch. Misses Sullivan and Fellows.
ana Masters Sullivan and Goodwin. Duet
Luspiel Overture, (Kela Bela.) Master
Green and Miss Nashon. Solo White
Lilies Dorm Miss Grady. Qusrtette In
vitat.tn 20 the Dance. (Weber) Misses
wills. Kirby, Macon. and Hopes. Solo.
Tyroless Melody. Miss Josephine Sullivan.
Duo. victory March. Fox.)-iirst plano,
Miss Willis; second plano. Miss Macon,
Solo. Last Prayer Qlolst) Master Green.
Duet selections. Oberon and Der Freis-
ohuiz (Wagner) Misses Fellows and Rus
soil. Solo. William Tell. (Czerny) Miss
bernice STALL Duet. May Breezes, Gfrug)
Misses Sullivan and Grady Solo, Ballade
Op. A. (Chopin) Miss willis Duet Galop
Bnlllante. sponholtz) Misses Kirby and
Hopes. Solo Fra Dlayoio (Smth) Mas
ter Lynch Quartetie. ImDs end Sprtes
al Work OIolst) Misses KIRBY, willis.
Macon, and lioOpes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05
TIE CADETS GERMAN.
Il Was Ono of the Most brilliant
SocinI Events of the Reunion.

social Events OF the iteuhiOhs
One OF tho social events Of the reunion
was the german and hop rendered the
Virginia Military Institute cadets and
their sponsors Thursday evening at the
Masonic Temple Much of the success Of
the affair was due Misses Margaret and
Sally Bugby Stokes. The german WAS
beautifully led by hr. Wells. who intro
du.ad many graceful and difficult figures
among those present were Misses Mar
aaret Il. Stokes. Nena Randolph, Julia
Lee, Alice Hotchkiss, Mary Saunders
Carrie Coleman. Lulle Walker Mabel
Walker. Nellie Boykin, Leila Gray. Lizzie
Brander. Virginia Mcleod. Evelyn Cor
don. Lulie Lyons. LlIse Watkins, Louise
stacy, Grace Clarkson, J. Their Gordon,
Leila Guy, Della Stringfelow Harriet
fnllman. Nettie Mayo. Nozzle Lynch
Edith Jones Lucy Pegram. Rebe Bar
ney. Lizzie Barney. Louise Brotser. Mar
garet Ould. Mary Rogers. Bessie Cooke,
Helen Lea. Ellie BOsner. Helena LEROY,
Jane Crutchheld, Eva Wise, and Bette
Clark.
The ohaporones were Mesdames i. d.
Hotchklss Kate c. VIM, Peytou Wise.
Joseph Bryan. John Wise, Henri BONNER
Aldie ID. Lyons. Claude Swanson, and
JOhn S. Wise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05
Thanks from the Marylanders.

II you will kindly eNpress our thanks
10 Meesrs. Baughman Brothers; Mr. Eng
llsh OF the Randolph Book Company, for
stationery and courtesles extended Us;
Mr.. Goodman Davis, who was Kind
enough ho arrange ard decorate the
rooms and building without charge; Mr.
chris. Evensen. Mr.. Campbell. and Mr.
william Lee. the well-known restaurant
proprietors: MIR. Waller Scott, and DIR
Atkinson. well-knoHn furniture dealers.
as also Mrs. DR.. George Ben. Johnston
for rations in the best prepared way for
use Of the Maryland headquarters, all Of
which was greatly appreciated. BY re-
quest Of the Maryland Resident Com
mittee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05
The Virginia Fire md Marine In
surnnce Company-OrganiEe 1892.

This old home institution advertises its
usual semi-annuai dividend Of per cent.
dividend No. 1922. The career OF prosperi-
ty and popularity which this company has
enjoyed for the past half century Ci
years. is but the due reward o, the con-
servative and just policy which has
marked It's administration throughout
our people recognize the propriety and
policv Of a generous Partially for the old
and tried institutions Of our own city and
State. and, sustaining them by liberal
patronage. they add TO the Independence
and wealth Of our own community and
Commonwealth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05
Special Notice.

All parties holding Campbell T. Co.'S
contract for Queen Pastel Portraits viii
please call and have their portraits made
before the explratioa Of sixty days from
date OF contract held BY them. as We
cannot extend the time further We have
decided positively TO discontinue the salo
OF contracts after Monday. July 6. 1896.
This Il your last chance TO get one OF
these beautiful pastels for the small sum
OF $50 Hereafter the same portrait wiz
cost you s. at our studio. we DON'T wish
Won n lose your contract, but we can't
afrord 10 continue making this portrait
for N50 CAMPBELL & CO,
Artists ana Photographers.
100 east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05
Change of Schedule on the Southern
Railway.

This line win make change IN its
schedule Sunday, July 9Th. between Rich
mond and West Point, leaving Richmond
daily at 40 p. NJ. making connection at
West Point Mondays, Wednesdays. and
Fridays for SIC .mer for Baltimore: re-
turning. leave West Point at 80 a. M.
daily. connecting at West Point with
steamer from Baltimore Wednesdays,
Fridays. and Sundays.
See the schedule In another column
for the arrival and departure Of other
trains. j. c. HORTON,
Travelling Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05
and
4. NJ. Workman & Co,
Auctioneers.
NRUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT MOST
Desirable Franklin Street Dwelling,
No. 4O7 WEST.
ADJOINING THE BEAUTIFUL AND
SPACIOUS GROUNDS OF THE
COMMONWEALTH CLUB.

BY virtue Of a deed OF trust 90 me. thS
undersigned. dated May 27, 1896. and duly
recorded in the Clerks Office Of the Chan-
Gerry Court Of the city OF Richmond. Will
sell at public auction. on
THURSDAY. JULY .. 1896.
at 8 p. NJ, on the premises. the truly
ATTRACTIVE DWELLING located as
above described. This property Is FASH
IONABLY AND CENTRALLY 10.
GATED, and was hnehed throughout
without regard to cost The house con-
tains ten rooms, and is elegant In al
its appointments. Tho frescong enI
gas and electrical equipment Is probably
NOT surpassed BY those OF any other DWELL
ing In the city. IL ID heated tnrouShoue
by the most modem steam nxtuIea, pn1
lighted by gas and electricity. In f4ct,
everything that will add To the oVnifors
and convenience of the occupant ~ 10 po
found in this gem OF home. There -
also a costly three-story stable on tne
premises, with all improvements. inciudpg
elevator. and having accom- mediation FOR
several horses and vehic.es. The lot
fronts % feet, and extends back 100 feet
inch 10 wide alley.
1t ID seldom that such property - put
upon the market, and those who want Q
LUXURIOUS HOME, at figures freoty
BELOW IT'S COST, should attend this
sale.
equal payments at six. twelys ana sisn.
cured by deed OF trust on the property
or all cash at the option OF thr purohasers
SAMUEL KEGEsTER,
fe2s Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05
A Delightful Entertainment.

There was a delightful entertainment
given last Tuesday night TO little Miss
Minnie Wettel at the residence Of her
parents. No. Sl4 south Laurel street. Those
in attendance were Misses Hazel Kinstry
Bertha Cohen. Birdie Boitz. Ethel Nun
paliy Ruby Lyle. Fannie Rees Lizzie
Wittel. Matte Pulley Eva Wittel. Lettie
Hackett Alma Mccormick. Ruby Calls.
Alma Smick. Mamie Patterson. Minnie
Griffith and Messrs. Mosley Patterson.
George Wittel Charlie Wittel, Edwin
Miller. Walter wittel. Joe Miller. Everett
Rees. George Christman, While Christ
man. and Eddie WittoL
The iiitle ones played and enjoyed
themselves very much until very late
hour when refreshments were served
and afterwards the little couples returned
20 their homes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05

Read S. Ullman's Sons advertisement
IN to-day's paper. He IS offering great
inducements on groceries. cheaper than
you ever bought them in your life: Gran
ulated Sugar, 41-2c. per pound; Pure
Lara. &C. per pound; Coca Mixed Tea,
2Oc. per pound; Small California Hams,
&c. per pound Carolina Rice &c. per
pound; New California Prunes, &c. per
pound; Best Hams. 1Oc. per pound. You
can save % per cent. by buying Of us.
S. Ullman's Sons downtown stores,
Nos. $50 and 1892 east Main street; phone
3l6.
S. Uilman's Sons uptown store, No.
5Os east Marshall street; phone "a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05
TOILETS.
We will make this sale an interestln

We will make this sale an interesting
one for our patrons and public at large.
Wood-Back Nail Brushes, 21-2c., in
stead of Sc.
Queen OF the Toilet Lotion, for the com
plexion, &c. bottle, instead OF Sgc.
Best Quality Bay Rum, lSc. Value' TOT
&c. bottle. -, en-.
Roger * Gallets Violet De Parma, e5c'
bottle, instead Of s..
Burnham's Beef, Wine and Iron, 81 size
for 6qc, and 59c. size for 59c. bottle.
Colgate's Quinine Tonic. 2Sc. bottle, IN
Coigate's Cashmere Bouquet Soap. &c.
DR.. LYONS Tooth Powder, 17c., instead
OF &c. VII.
Infant Powder. 100, instead OF 2oc.
Pinluds Lilas de franc o9c. Do1ie'
instead Of 81.
Ioonen's Solid-Back French Bristle Hair
brushes. 59c value, for pc. each
fellows Swansdown, &c. box. instead OF
Nonson's Bitter Almond Soap. II 1-2c.
cake, instead OF CSC,
French Plate Hand-MirroTs, with silver
trimmings, 39c. value, for 19c each.
Sachet Powder. g. bottle, instead Of &c.
Cut-Class Atomlzers, l9e. value, FOR sc.
Perfection Waving Pins, &c. box, instead
1Sfse-Size KID Curriers', &c. bunch. In
Isrge-size Cakes OF Cocoa Floating
SOAP. &C.. instead OF Sc.
ERON s.l5 TO O'CLOCK
2 cakes OF Toilet Soap in box for lo,
instead Of SC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05
THE COHEN co.

Real Cut-Glass Berry Saucsrs. &c. each.
Fine. Rich American Crt-Gass Water
Bottles. worth S. for sl.ss each.
beautiful Cut-Glass Water Tumblers.
new style of cutting. worth 81 a dozen.
for sc. each.
REFRIGEEAToRs.
Our entire stock OF the weil-known
Quincy Patent Refrigerators and Ice
Boxes will be sold to-day at cost.
CLEARING SALE OF PICTURES.
Fine Copyright Medallion Photographs
lilo sold elsewhere for 15c. and 81; sale
price, l9c. each.
Fine Colored Copyright Etchings' IKE
worth a.ss, for 75c. each.
100 Steel Engravings, lSx2o, worth 81, for
4ec. each.
Peal Hapd-Painted Delft Pictures, i'm
ported from Delfthaven, Holland, worth
5. for s1.9S each.
Your portrait enlarged Life-slze IN
crayon for sl.25 to-day.
Remember Cohen's prices on Fruit Jars
and Maslin Kettles. No matter what you
see advertised elsewhere, it can be touhu
at Cohen's at all times for less.
CLEARING SALE OF CUTLERY.
Fine Sheffield Steel Carving Sets, worth
81; sale price, &c. set.
Fine Bolstered Table Knives ana forhs'
made Of superior quality steel. worth N'z';
sale price, &c. each.
Best Quality Double Shear Steel Carving
Sets, with patent forks, scimitar-shapeu
blades. worth g; sale price, 75c. set.
Best Quality Steel Pairing Knives
worth lOc.; sale price. &c. each.
silver-Plated Teaspoons. worth coo.
dozen: sale price. 1c. each.
Genuine stag-Handle Carving Sets maze
of the best quality steel, sabre-shaped
blades. worth 81. for Csc. a set
CANDIES.
Cream Chocolate, 15c. pound.
Mixed Candies. zoe. value Zoe. pound.
15c. mixture Of Creams, Caramels. Choc-
olates. ETC., &c. pound.
FROM eTO1O O'CLOCK
zoe. Marshmallows, &c. pound.