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SEAB0ARD AIRLINE.
MIR. RYAN ACCEPTS AND PAYS FOR
GILL POOL STOCK.
HOFFMAN STOCK NOT FORTHCOMING.
planntion.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE fol-
board Airline purchase was given out
this afternoon by the Mercantile Trust
and Deposit Company, of Baltimore:
Mr. Thomas +. Ryan to-day accepted
and paid for the stock Of the Seaboard
and Roanoke Railroad Company covered
by General John Gilrs option. through
the Mercantile Trust and Deposit Com
pany-between 2,GO and 5000 shares Mr..
Ryan also called at the office OF the
company to close the Hoffman pooled
stock option. which expires to-day, but
the committee was not ready to deliver
the stock, or to tell what amount had
come in under that option"
Mr.. Thomas F. Ryan, Of New York.
who Is at the Arlington tonight, con-
frmed the statement issued this after
noon by the Mercantile Trust and Deposit
Company, of Baltimore, that the pooled
stock Of the Seaboard and Roanoke rail-
road. controlling the Seaooard AIRLINE.
held by the Hoffman interest, had not
been delivered TO him under the forty
days contract. and that no information
could be obtained concerning the amount
OF stock held under the option by the
pool. Mr.. Ryan also confirmed the fur
Their statement that he had accepted and
paid for the Seaboard stock covered by
General Gilfs option. which is between
1000 and 1900 shares. He declined to
state whether the failure of the Hoffman
pool to turn over the control OF the Sea-
board meant a collapse of the negotia-
lions. but in reply 70 a question as to
tlr,. 10
possession OF the road he remarked: II
am not looking for fight"
Mr.. Ryan stated that he wanted II dis
tinctly understood that he was not ne
gotiating for the control Of the Sesboard.
for the Southern, or any other road, and
that he was acting solely for himself.
He also declined to make any statement
concerning the latest developments.
MUCH SURPRISE.
The failure OF the Hoffman pool to
transfer the stock pooled under the Hoff-
man option has caused considerable sur
prise in financial circles, and is construed
TO mean that there is a very bitter fight
ahead for the control Of the SeabOard Air
Line which may involve a reopening
Of the rate troubles among the south
ern lines. Under the contract entered
into at Portsmouth. Va, in October
between Mr.. Ryan and the pool holding
0OO0 shares Of the Seaboard stock. il is
stated that is was agreed that the pool
should secure more stock. and forty days
were allowed for that purpose. This ex-
pires tomorrow. but when the Ryan
party appeared In President Hoffman's
office, In Baltimore. to-day to pay for
the 5000 shares gathered by the pool, none
OF the Pool Committee. with the ex-
ception of Judge Watts. of Portsmouth.
were on hand.
No explanation could be ascertained OF
the unexpected turn o. affairs, and Mr..
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as she did a year ago. With Russia.
however, it is different matter. She
has done no threatening. and for that
reason the Sultan knows that she is all
the more dangerous.
OF course. IT hurts British pride TO
know that Russia, acting through France,
has been able to accomplish more with
the Sultan than has she, Turkeys self
constituted protector, and 1t may be that
/; is this feeling of injury that leads
official circles here to believe that what
England could not accomplish would also
be impossible for France.
But the fact remains that II was 70
NJ. Hanotaux, the French Minister that
the Sultan first promised the granting OF
reforms more sweeping In their nature
than those promised to Great Britain
months ago, not one of which was ever
put into effect, and that some Of these last
promised reforms are now being carried
out. Time alone will tell whether the Sui
tan Is now honest in his professions, but
81 1t be true that Russia IS prodding him,
the chances are that he will have to be
honest, in spite Of his own desire.
LEGISLATIVE PROGRAMME.
The Cabinet councils, arranging the gov
eminent legislation for the coming session.
have decided upon opening business with
the education bill. followed by n military
works bill, and an elaborate measure deal
ing with the appointment OF a masters
and workmen's Cancellation board. The
military-wOrks measure was prepared for
last year, but was postponed owing 70 the
exigencies of the parliamentary situation.
It's proposals viii attract the attention OF
the European governments concerned in
the rapid progress OF English ornaments
for both offensive and defensive purposes.
The great military harbors in Great Bri-
tain are TO have their ornaments in
creased. and the works at Malta. Gibral-
ter, Hongkong, Singapore and other sta
tions are 10 be enlarged and strengthened.
Conjoined with this military works bill
is a scheme for aiding the Colonial gov
ernments in the protection OF their har-
bOrs.
The government will ask the House to
vote supply for the first part Of this milf
tary-works bill before the end Of the cur
rent fiscal year
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-15
THE wRIR OF THE WHEEL
Saturday Afternoons of the Lake
side Club Growing In Popularity.


If there IS a doubling Thomas" in
Richmond as 10 the wonderful populari-
~ Of "the wheel" he would have had
his doubts removed had he been in the
suburbs yesterday afternoon and evening.
Athletic youths, with their rosy-cheeked
companions Of the fair sex; middle-aged
benedicts. with the "other half along;
some with gray hairs. and some who sit
in the front row when Miss Philadel-
phia" is in town. all a-wheel, and most
Of them on the way to that delightful
resort of the bicyclists-the Lakeside
Wheel Club.
Their Saturday afternoon entertain
ments are attended by large portion OF
the members now nearly three hundred),
and are thoroughly enjoyed. The House
Committee had n surprise on hand for the
members. in the way OF luxurious i'm
provements. which were highly crafty
ing. We are told that there are more
in store.
Among those present were Mesdames
c. +. Buck, j. Scott Parrish. a. Z. Dom
nan. Levin Joynes, W. II. Talbot, +. 7.
d. Meyers. Jr., f. w. Scott; Misses
Fannie NJ Lewis. Agnes Mccarthy May
Handy. Callie Ryland; Miss Bauman, Of
New Orleans: Miss Virginia Hayes, Miss
Annie Gray. Miss Meade, Miss Tyler Miss
Bertha Wexford Miss Williams. and Miss
Adair OF Atlanta; Messrs. c. B. Antrim.
Richmond Lewis, Leweilyn McVeigh
John Currie. d. NJ. Currie, Linwood An
trim, George Freidley, Archer Ander-
son, j. l.. Anderson, Preston holland
Charles Williams. W. r. Johnston, Kirk
wood Mitchell, Robert Powers, Edgar
Freeman, George Powers. John r. Cary,
John S. Elicit. Dean Maury, William
Crenshaw, Frank Davenport. James ID.
Crump. r. s. Jeffrey, Curtis Cauthorn,
George Gibson, Harrison Blair. Levin
Joynes, William Massie, Peasants, Tan
ner. Quarles, Binfcrd. Robertson. Camp
bell. Pegram, Scott, Hardy, Williams,
TOwnes. Lancaster. Carter, Beattie,
Leigh r. Page Major John Byrne. OF
New York; J. Scott Parrish, w. II. Par
IRISH.
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were at that time urged to become candi-
dates for the Office, but none of them
cared TO do so until after Mr. Meredth's
resignation had been accepted. This has
been the situation since then, although II
is understood that friends Of some OF
these gentlemen have been eXerting their
influence in favor of the men of their
choice, conditioned upon the acceptance
Of Mr.. Merediths resignation.
There will be meetings of Council Com
mittees tomorrow afternoon as follows:
Streets, in Room No. Of the City Hall
at o'clock.
Relief of the Poor. at the City Aims
house at $50 o'clock.
6 o'clock.
Water in Room No. u Of the City Hall
al 1880 o'clock.
First Market. at No 1913 east Main
street at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
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Whiting.

James Buckham. IN Harper's BaZar)
Here / sit, alone. alone.
Ever listning for mine own,
For his step. his laugh, his tone
Like a fiue-note softly blown
VIII he never, neVermore,
Come in smiling at the door.
With the rapt look thar he wore
When his task OF love was Oerg
VIII he never stoop and say:
Mother, ] am tired to-day
Like a child from too much play;
Kiss me IN the dear old way"
Nayi I cannot think Il so.
lie will some 10 me. / know
Smiling sweet, ana speaking low
He Will come, or / viii go.
Father only let US greet.
Here or wheresOe'er his feet
Go upon loves erfands sweet.
Send him-take meas seems meet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-15

conducted with that degree OF prompti-
tude which Judge Wickham eSaois.
The Clerk Of the Court, Mr.. Samuel r.
Waddill. who has served In that capacity
for a number OF years. has the reputa-
ton throughout Virginia OF being one OF
the most courteous and efficient court
clerks I'm the State, and he Is naturally
held In the highest esteem by ALL
The Treasurer, Mr.. Brauer, is most
popular man in the county, and his as
sstants are equally so. All the other
officers in the building are held In high
esteem by the people who put them In
Office. and II IL safe to predict that not
for some time will there be any change
among them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-15
DEATHS,

FARLEY.-Died. Tuesday morning no
10th, at 6:45 O'Clock. LORETTO. the De-
loved and only daughter Of Lawrence ID.
and NJ. r. Farley; aged Z years ail >
days.
Interment the same day at Mount ca'-
vary.
BURBANK on Saturday morn.
ing, November 18th. az quarter ra., :
o'clock. after a long Illness, Mrs. u ~
NJ. BURBANK. IN the 10Th year ~ n"
age
The funeral will take place from 81
west Clay street. THIS Sunday AT ~
NOON at o'clock. Friends ana
quaintances are invited 10 attend W.i'9"
further notice. Burial at Ho.y" WOOL
BEYER.-Died, Friday morning. ~ h'r
home on Chelsea Hin. LULA f., oc.o'si
wife OF J. f. Boyer, IN the Sih year OF
her age.
The funeral services will be from
Chrisrs church. corner Twenty -s-eo.,'
and Venable streets. SUNDAY AT IN.
NOON AT p. NJ. Friends OF The fanny
requested TO attend.
MYER.-Died. November 18Th. ~ hei
residence. 81 west Marshall street *
7:so A. NJ. Mrs +. MYER. beloved VIE
OF William Myer. IN the gu year OF Ter
age. ,
Funeral will take place from me ~ I,,,
English Lutheran church TO-MOhho"
Glonday). November i6,h. at o''
y. NJ. Friends and acquaintance are ~
spectfully invited TO attend. .--.-,
Washington, Philadelphia. ana Ne"l.
News papers please copy
RANDOLPH.-Died al the residencv -
her son. VI 4. Randolph. November -.
Mrs. DEBORAH L. RANDOLPH lh A-'
SD year. ....f,o
Funeral from the Third Presby,,',y
church at s o'clock p. NJ. MoNDN'
November 10th.
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In Dreadful Suspense.

good yarn is to hand from the wilds
of Australia. Two impecunous Scotsmen.
travelling north IN search OF gold, came
upon a saloon They only had sax
pence" between them, so they ordered one
nip o. whusky." They were hesitatng
who should have the first drink, when an
aud acquaintance joined them. Pretend
ing they had just drank, one OF them
handed the newcomer the whiskey. re-
questng him to join them in n 1-ink.
He drank, and after few minutes or
painful and silent suspense, said: NOW,
boys, you'll have one with me!' "Wasna
that weel managed?" said one 10 his pal
afterwards. LAY, it was" said the other
solemny; but IL was a dreadful risk"
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ladies' Unlaundered Linen Hemstitched
Eandkerchiefs Toe.
Ladies' Embroidered Hondkerchiefs, loc.
Ladies' Deep Mourning Border HAND
kerchiefs, &c.
Ladies' Embroidery Mourning Handker-
chiefs, IL l-2c.
HOSIERY SALE.
Ladies' Fast Black Fine Gauge Hose.
2Oc. value. for II 1-2c. Not more thah
pairs to any one customer.
Ladies' High-Spliced Heel and Double
Sole Fast Black Hose lie. pair.
Ladies' Fast Black Hose, Hermsoori
dye. double heel and toe. only lSc.
Ladies' Extra Heavy Silk-Finish BLACK
Hose. 25c. pair.
Ladies' Balbriggan and Black Fleeced-
LINED Hose. &c. pair.
Ladies' Black and Gray Wool Hose, 25c.
ladies' Black Cashmere Hose, S5c.;
regular price 50c.
Ladies OUTSIDE Fast Black Hose z9c'
pair.
Ladies' Fast Black Dull Llsle Hose,
Richelieu ribbed 50c. pair.
Children's Double-Knee Ribbed Hose,
fun regular II lie. for 20c. quality.
Good Black School Hose, for chiidreh'
ioc. pair.
Small Pearl Buttons. White and Smoke
i0c. dozen.
Small Jet Buttons. for trimming. &c.
dozen.
Small Fancy Pearl Buttons, l2l-2c.
dozen
GLOVES AND MITTs.
Ladies' l2-Rutton Length White Mos
Ladies' Pique Gloves. all colors and
Black, 81 pair; real value $50.
Ladies' Dress Kiis, the Marguerite IN
button or lace, Black and colors, only 81
NissAs, Kid clovea 75c
Ladies' Fine Black Cashmere Gloves.
Ladies Double-Tlp Finger Gloves, 25, 81,
and soc.
Children's Fine Cashmere Gloves. tic.
pair.
Ladies' Fast Black Fleeced-Lined
Children's White and Colored Mlttens.
ladies' and Misses Black Cashmere
Mittens, Is 10 SOC.
FLANNELs.
Heavy Gray Twill Flannel. ~ l-2c.
Blue and Gray Fine-Finish Flannel, zc'
Shaker Flannel. S1-2c. yard.
All-WoOl Blue Twill Flannel, lie. yard.
Lancaster Scarlet Twill Flannel, Medi-
Gated. 25c yard.
Dark Outings. for skirt and waist. DC.
yard.
Flannelette for wrappers. 6 lac. yard.
Heavy Linen-Finish Shifting Sc. yard.
Good Yard-Wide Bleached Cotton, SC.
yard
Good Apron Bingham. S1-2c yard.
Apron Bingham. Sc. yard for &c. quality.
japanese Drapery. 10 IL and Y l-2c.
yard.
New line Of Snkolne, and new colors.
l. l-2c. yard.
Bed-Tiick. 1Oc., for 70 1-2c quality.
Bed-Tick, 15c. yard; guaranteed to hold
feathers.
Blue Denim, for oyeralls, l21-2c., for
lie. quality.
Teazle Down. for house wrappers and
Shirts, l0c. yard.
NEILINGs.
New line Of Chenille-Dot Veillngs.' Is 10
Coo. yard.
sewing-Snk Yelling, IS inches wide, 25c.
yard.
Children's Crochet Sacdues. % 10 soc.
Infants BoOtees. 10 10 25c.
Infants Crochet Pantalettes, a IL and
Doc.
Chiffon. all colors. Gee.
Embroidery Chiffon, $l.2j yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-15
NEW COURT HOUSE.
HENRrC0's STATELY BUILDING roR
THE COUNTY OFFICERS.
ORNAMENT TO LOWER MAIN STREET.
II IL n Gem, and Reflects Credit on
the Srpcrvis ors, the Architect,
IL VIII Accommodate.

One OF the handsomest buildings on
lower Main street now is the new icnrico
court house. which was completed last
week. and which was only taken pos
session OF by the county officers yester-
day. The building IS not only large and
councillors. but its architectural style
IS so pleasing to tho eye that it renders 1t
also imposing and handsome.
The building. though 40 new. has very
interesting history. which antedates Its
construction some months. The old
courthouse building which stood On the
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One for Each of Them.

Two friends were recently travelling by
train from North Berwick to Edinburgh.
heard the cry OF "All tickets readyr Ma
turally enough they both felt for their
slips OF cardboard. but. after some fumb-
ling, one exclaimed: I've lost my ticket.
seat" said the other. This he did, and
waited expectantly. Presently up came
the guard. The gentleman who retained
his seat gave him two tickets. and in
answer to his look Of Inquiry, said: zone
for myself and one for my friend under
the seat "-Tableaui
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-15
MIR. MEREDITH,s RESIGNATION.
Joint Session To Consider IL Tues
dny ,frht-Other Council News.

The two branches of the City Counci
are 10 meet in Joint session at 7.S0 o'clock
Tuesday night for the purpose OF taking
from, the table and considering the resis-
nation Of City-Attorney G. Y. Mereclth.
Mr.. Meredith resigned about two months
ago. when the political campaign was t'
its height. and he announced mat ne
could not support the regular Democrsuc
nominees The communication from MN
TO the Mayor was transmitted 10 the ivy
Council. which at joint meeting lalu u
on the table.
several members Of the Richmond Bar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-15
A Sonnet.

CNovember Cosmopolitan)
Grim Ferryman Of death, when thou shalt
bear
Me hence all trembling DER the stygian
tide.
Thy sombre craft steer for some region
where
Ny love and l together still may bide!
BE It in others eyes or blest or curst.
Heed not; straight onward press. though
round its shore
Fair sunbeams play or flames volcanic
burst.
Soft breezes sigh or bowling tempests
roarl
No land. howe'er so blest. we're Heaven TO
me
Did not my love within its confines
dwell;
with her. cen hell paradise would be,
Without her. Heaven were naught but
lasting hell
Grant this, then, though the night be
dread and dark.
Eager I'll hail thee. and with Joy embark.
WILL HILL.
Old papers for sale at sc. u hundred at
Dispatch office.
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Desperate Killed by Officers.

MONTGOMERY. ALA. November IA
Officers were attempting to arrest a des-
perate character. named Charles Murphy.
at Roanoke. Ala. last night. when he re-
sisted, and was shot 10 death. Two Off
Gals were wounded-one in the hand, and
one I'm the arm Twenty shots were fired,
and nine bullets entered Murphys body.
Murphy was considered the most reckless
and desperate man in the county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-15
Manitoba Compromise Approved.

QUEBEC, November 1i.-News has
reached here from Rome that the Pope
has approved of the compromise recently
agreed upon by the Dominion and Mani
toba governments regarding the question
of Manitoba schools. The governments
official announcement OF the terms OF the
compromise will be given out at Ottawa
next MeeE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-15

Cards. Bill-Heads. Statements. Letter.
Heads. Note-Heads Circulars. Handbills
Dodgers, etc, printed by the Dispatch
Company at low prices. VIII give you
good work at same prices you pay for
inferior work Send us your orders and
we will guarantee satisfaction u every
particular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-15
couure.smnn Towne,s Defeat.

DULUTH. MINI. November I4.-Page
MorTis's majority as candidate for Con-
gress from the Sixth District. as estab-
lished by the official canvass. completed
Yesterday, is TO- The total vote cast for
both Morris and Towne (PopulisD was
g. S54, an increase OF % per cent. over two
years ago. Towne has given up the idea
OF contesting Morriss election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-15
Midnight Invocation to the Wind.
By r. b. Money-Coutts)

(By Il. y. Money-Coutts)
Come forth from thine Aeolin cavel
Make plain the approaches OF the day.
Then earthward let thy pinions wave,
To winnow human dross away.
Come forth. o Windl Der dale and down,
Across the broad. untainted seas.
With gathered freshness fan the town
That faints with manifold disease!
Come forth, To make the hazes fee
From leaguered souls. TO sound thy horn
In laggard hearts; 20 set US free
From petty love and petty scorn!
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Naval Officers Retired.

WASHINGTON. November 1.-THE
President has approved the recommends
tons of the Medical Board. by which
Past-Assistant Engineer Andrew McAllis-
ter who recently broke down from ever
work on the battleship Indiana. and Sur
geon Alexander f. Magruder were de-
clared incapacitated for active service,
and they were to-day placed on the re-
tired list of the navy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-15
THE RICHMOND D1sPATcH-sUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15 1896
Great Offerings in Black and Coored Dress Goods This Week

Ladies' Flannel Skirt Patterns, 75c. ana
$50. ~
Ladies' Ready-Made Flannel Skirts, esc.
Saline Skirts. 81.
Rustling skirts 81. ,,
EIDERDOWN sACQUEs.
For cold-weather times we've gathered
n wonderfully complete line OF EiderdOWn
Sacdues. Ladies' sizes. 75c.; Misses. 0ec
LITTLE THINGS THAT YOU ARE
LIABLE TO FORGET,
Empire Button and Loop-Clasp Hose
Supporters, for children. misses, and IA
dies a. 15 and l1c. pair.
Ladies' Hose-Supporters, with satin pei''
Rubber Hair-Pins. 100. dozen.
Steel Combs, will not rust, &c.
7-inch Hard Rubber Combs, &c. -
Unbreakable Fine-Tooth Rubber COMBS
&c.
Knitting Needles Sc. dozen.
Extra Adhesive Mucilase. &c.
Fine Steel Crochet Needles, nickel-plate'
lc. 49,
Darning Needles, rows OF Mourning ana
rows Of English Pins. u Ven and Bon
net Pins and 1 Crochet Needle-only lVc.
Polished Egg Darners SC.
Superior Steel Pen, Black Ink. Sc. Dottle'
Duplex Nickel Safety-Pins, large size'
G.
Safety-Pins. 2 dozen for sc.
Stecl-Point Hair-Pins, &c. paper.
Invisible Hair Steel. Brass and Black
Crimped or Straight Hair-Pins. ic. pa
Hair-Pins. assorted in box. &c.
The Fleur Hair-Pins &c.
Scientific Hair-Plns, Sc.
Needle-BoOks. complete. Be.
Shakespeare Pn-BoOks. Black ana
White. Zoe. paper.
Common Pins. lc paper.
Superior Lace-Pins. Bright or Jet, &C.
box.
Dull or Bright-Head Bonnet-Plns, DC.
Vei-Pins. &c. card-Brlght or Dull
Kirby Beard Pins. l0c. box.
Turney's Extra Fine Mixed Mourning
Pins &C. boX-large size.
Needle-POint MOurning-Pins, &c. box.
Palm Soap (Colgate's). cakes 25c.
Uncle Girls Soap, cakes sc.
Floating Soap Snow Cap, DC.
Glycerine SoaD. &C. box.
White Rose All Soap, &c. cake.
Buttermilk Soap. &C. box cake.
CASTLE Soap. lie pound
Cashmere Bouquet Soap, 2lc.
Cuticura Soap. i5c.
Sulphur and Tar Soap l0c. cake.
Demulcent Shaving Soap. tablet FORM
Zoe: stick form, for travellers, l5c. col
fellows Complexion Powder, &c.
Talcum Powder l0c.
Blue Seal Vasellne, sc.
CamphCr Ice. l0c.
Colgate Sachet Powder. packages sc.
Ammonia. Sc. bottle.
Glycerine. Zoe. bottle.
Meade &, Bakers Mouth Wash, l5c.
Celery Salt, 10c. bottle.
French Dressing SC. bottle.
Oiiine, Zoe. box.
Bay Rum. Y l-2c. bottle.
Extract Lemon and Vanilla. Zoe. bottle.
Initial Letters. dozen for sc.
lie Grand French Backing, SC,
Dragon Cotton. lSc dozen.
Tollet-Paper. 6 packages 25c.
Carpet Binding, y l-2c. a piece.
Toothpicks. large boxes SC.
Curliug-IrOns SC.
Furniture Gimp. 25c. dozen yards.
Picture Hooks 20c. dozen.
Picture Nails. 20c. dozen.
Lambrequn Pins, sc. dozen.
Picture Wire. Sc.
Head lacks. dozen for &C.
Largest Size Kid Curriers', l2c.
Kid Curriers'. &c.
Corset Hooks, sc.
silk Garter Web, all colors and Black,
Zoe yard.
xrrcr1r nr-ro IJnT NAV MD
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The Veil of Isis.

By Victor Plarr)
To lift her VEIL whose br0iicriss
Are horned moons and lOtuses.
None dare. though priest and thur,r
Charm her with frankiuccnse and mygfl
And l0ng-drawn mystic harmouit5.
OF all mankind's dlv.n.ues.
None secreter than this OF HIST
Behold, tits but 70 anger her
To LIT her veil
Natheless. IN each mans time there .
A lifting OF her veil. each dies
To die. when all the hate and stir
Are Ger 20 be- a slumberer
To dream, perchance-0h. ID not This
To lift her veil?
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VISIT OUR HOLIDAY DEPARTMENT.
Great many New Toys We viii lay
anything aside for you until the holidays.