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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-01-28

Yesterday the senate met At 10 O'Clock
with President Jester in The chair and
quorum present Prayer by Chaplain
Jackson.
sscia Of the Revised Statutes, providing
or interrogntories TO officers OF corpora
lions in same manner a. in other cases.
VAS passed with amendment including
agent Of emplOye.
Senate bill 81 was engrOSscd. providing
hat the offense OF burglary il constituted
by entering a house by force. threats or
frauds at night. or in like manner by
a.ntering house at ana time. day or
night. and remaining concealed therein
gith the intent in either ease of commit
.ng felony or the crime Of theft
Senate hill II. providing for contingent
xpcnS.s OF the legislature. was signed
hy the president.
Senate hill No. IL, relating iU running
At large Of stock in counties and sub,ii-
visions Of counties. hy amending the local
law. and providing for special form
of petitions, was discussed and further
consideration postponed.
Senate bill No. q. prescribing two years
as time within which suits for personal
injuries may H. brought, passed.
Senate bill No % ameRling the penal
code by adding article Ieia TO prohibit
stock running at large. making the of
Tease a misdemeanOr subject 10 fine Of
ron 81 10 800 came mp on third read
ing and passed
senate bills Nos. IL and lG both by
senator Rogers. amending the tduciary
and guaranty law, were ordered en-
-.roSssvi.
House bill No. lOi. conforming the
stock quarantine line of Texas 10 the fed
oral statute, passed under suspension of
fhe rules.
Senator Colquitt presented concur
rent resolution providing for JOINT com
mit,ce Of seven members each from the
-enate and house judiciary committees,
To prepare a bill to riistrict the state
INTO judicial districts.
Senate hill No. -. relative to- sale OF
ISOLATED and detached lands, was post
ooned as special order for today.
Senate bill No. 70 was cngrosSed, being
hill providing for attachment for IN
willing witnesses.
senator Bailey in the chair.
s..nate hin No II VAS made special or
der for Thursday.
senate hill No. 70 amending the law as
70 adultery and fornication. was en-
crossed Ii abolishcs distinction in the of
lenses and makes the penalty from 80
20 $1,000
Senate bill No. 81, amending the law
relative to peremptory challenges 10 ju-
TOTS. was discussed. being. known as 4
platform measure OF the democratic party.
II proposes thar in capital cases both the
state and defendant shall - entitled 10
ten peremy,Ory Challenges. and where
there are more defendants than one tricd
tnc,ther. the state shall b. entitled 10 six
challenges for each OF said defendants.
and each defendant shall T. entitled 10
,iN pcrcmptory challenges.
Tie hill was rcported with amendment
changing ten 10 fifteen and siS 10 eight.
Pending discussion. the senate ADJOURN
81 till IL o'clock this morning.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-01-28

wars Serving on the Confederate side in
the latter, and is well known lawyer.
He held important judicial positions in
his state prior 10 his election to the sen
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-01-28
MUST HAVE Az oFF1CE-

The house committee on internal i'm
pFoyements last afternoon decided 10 n
port faYorahY house bill requiring ex
press companies 10 maintain 2 genera
Office in this state.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-01-28
INENIYfFTA LEGISLATURE
-rBH HOUSE RECoNsIDERED AND
KILLED THE ANTI-SUNDAY
BASEBALL BILL
PROCEEDINGS OF THE TWO HOUSES
\ .i0int Resolution Introduced by S..na.
'oF Colquiir Looking TO Redisiricting
the State Into New Judicial Dis
Fficts Notes in The lobby

Yesterday morning the house took an
othcT " hack al the Sunday baseball bill.
and this time it went down in defeat. be-
ing Killed on an effort 10 get II through
20 inal passage There was not the
light made on IL that was expected As
-oon a. the motion 10 call up vas made.
Representative Ward offered an amend
Dcnt 10 make the distance half 4 mile
rom any church. and after some Tarley
lng. this amendment was killed, and the
vote recurring on the hnh passage Of the
bill. il failed 10 pass ny o very small mar
Kin. Ii j. needless 10 say that the base
ballists were happy. In addition TO the
killing Of this bill. the house passed quite
> number Of smaller bills 10 cngrossmcnt.
after which fhey adjourned until this
morning. The Harris county court bill
zane ~ for consideration, aud is author
tried 70 get il through, but realizing that
some opposition was developing toward
the bill if pushed. he let up and had the
hin made a special order for Saturday at
10 O'Clock This was about the only
thing Of moment in the hous.. yesterday.
and the routine below will give the details
Il the proceedings.
Over IN the senate there was nothing
.nf particular moment on tap However,,
senator Colquirt introduced joint reso-
lution providing for the appointment Of
q 3oint committee 90 prepare a bill look
iug 10 the relistrictinS of the state into
new judicial districts II will T. reneIp-
i4red that this matter was considered
a. the hast Legislature and the bill pre-
arpd. bui il was never acted on for want
u time Sonir seem 10 think that the
bill introduced this year viii ~ almost a
copy Of the one Of two years ago. a. that
seemed h. ntout coypr th. ground
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-01-28
THE BRIGANCE CONrESr CAsE.

LIE BKITANUE CONTEST CASE
m house election committee last after
noon. after several hours discussion OF
the contest case OF Brigance vs.. Bennett
decided 10 postpone action in the marter
until this morning. AT which time they
hcF" {" have full committee
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-01-28
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lLs.t--li. IN -z-T5e reported attempt
Il - -s---rf--s. = CCta 10 capture
Can't. L---- N t-Jla. : declared here 10 be
---tJI.n,f4.,- -Ate-r5zzE % = Havana dis
7ztcz -l-- sen Wayler declares that
----u IRA ny 3 f9E- ret-ls left in Ha-
~ All ZI-Q--zas provinces and that
10y -E- .-s..--T ~ dispersed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-04
Mr.. Gibson's Formal iccepfnpce.

Rev. Robert \. Gibson, the newly
elected Bishop Coadjutor Of the Diocese
OF Virginia. some time ago notified
Bishop white OF his acceptance. and
the fact was printed in the Dispatch at
that time. Rev. Everard Meade, secre-
tary Of the Episcopal Council has also
received "a letter from Mr.. Gibson. form
ally accepting tho high Office and thank
ing the council for the high honor con-
fcrred upon him.
Secretary Meade IS now sending out
letters TO the standing committees Of the
various diocese in the United States. in
forming them Of the election OF Bishop
Gibson and the latters acceptance. As
soon az a majority OF these committees
have given their consent TO the election.
similar letters will be sent TO the various
bishops in the Union for their endorse
tion Of the action Of the Council Of Vir-
sinia.
when the endorsation has been OBJ
tanned from a majority OF the bishops,
Presiding Bishop Williams. OF Connecti-
cut. Will fix the day Of the conservation,
and appoint three bishops to consecrate
Bishop Gibson, while a
fourth bishop Will be designated TO
preach the conservation sermon.
The conservation viii probably occur
in the latter part Of September. IL WILL
In all probability, take place at ST.
James Episcopal church In this city,
where Mr.. Gibson was assistant rector
for q number Of years under the late
Rev DR.. Joshua Peterkin. The improve
ments 10 the interior OF the church VIII
be completed in time for the consecra-
ton, should It take place at st. James.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-04

VIE. Mr. and Mrs. Hague and little son.
Mrs' }. B. Shelly. Mrs. Blunt. Mrs Wat
kins, Mrs. Jones. MIR. and Mrs. j. r..
Bray, Mr.. G. II. Gibbs, MIR. l.. Levy, Mr..
whitman and Miss Eta Ramsey, MIR.
w. T.. Ferguson and Miss Eieanora
Gibbs, Mr.. J. +. Gentry and Miss Minnie
teskie, Miss Pearl Davenport. Mr.. North
and Miss Daisy Smith. Mr.. James Jones
and Miss Sears. Mr.. J.. w. Gentry and
Miss NJ. +. Mitchell. MIR. Ramey Carter
and Miss Bertha Davenport. Mr.. Sidney
Williams and Miss Annie Freeman. Mr..
Roy Rayhorn and Miss Ethel Thacker.
Mr.. Mossmiller and Miss Mabel Mitchell.
and Misses Lillian Preston. Carrie Miles,
Lula Ferguson. Annie Bottoms. May
Henderson, Florence Martin, Mamie
Preston. Ellen Sedgwick. Hester Blunt,
Lou Shelly, and Belle Bray and Messrs.
Jcddie Brown, Russell Gentry, Ernest
Hechier, James Conway. II. S. stowdy.
Fennel Williams. John Il. Jeter. Jr.. Les
lie Phillips, Cleveland Ferguson. Frank
Farmer. and Charles FERGUSON.
The entire party felt thankful to Mo-
torman II. T.. Niece and Conductor j.
W. Quarles for their polite and courteous
attention. which added much TO the en-
Joyment Of all present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-04
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, August 3.-Flour-Re-
ceipts, 2357 barrels; exports, 4,7OS bar
rels; sales. HOO packages. strong and
higher, with a fair demand; Minnesota
patent, $.f5llSt7j; do. bakers, S3.G0uy3.i5.
SIX SAS'-Fl0u'-S'''"s' 'oD'rnH'' --'0'
Cornmeal-Firm: yellow western, 6ic.
Rye-Firm; No. 2 western, 45l2c.
Barley-Quiet at 29c.; barley malt dull.
Wheat-Spot strong. Options opened
strong and active on higher English
cables and foreign buying, eased of under
selling. but advanced in the afternoon, on
English cables and large export pur-
chases, closing l 1-Sn2 1-Sc., net, higher;
No. August closed SEC; September,
S22.dSic., closed at ST 3-Sc.; October, 1914 Y
81 3-sc., closed 81 Csc.
Corn-Spot stronger; 20. 2, Sic. OPP
tions opened strong and very firm all
day. on good buying induced by bad crop
news and strong English cables; closed
i5c. net, lower; August closed 33l2c.; Sep
TENDER % 5-SQ34 BIC, closed BIC; Octo-
Der closed 352.c.; December, S54QS5lzc.,
closed 35isc. -
Options quiet but flrmer. with corn.
closing i-Sc. higher; September closed 22c. /;
December closed q l-oc.
Hay-Firm. for choica
Hops-Quet.
Hldes-Irregular.
Leather-Steady.
Cut Meats-Pickled bellies. s625ds7:
picked shoulders. S.Hl4qf55; picked
Lard<Flrm; western steamed. 500; re-
fined strong,
Pork-Active and firm; new mess, 500
- 20: short clear, ss7ju $50; family, $3.50
Butter-Quiet: imitation creamery, 9hD
l0c. state dairy. 104lic.; do. creamery,
llfi1Jc
Cheese-steady; large white State. re;
large colOred TIC; small white, Sc. (;
small colored, &c.; part Skins, fd5iec.;
full skins, 2lzG3c.
lsTiSHT1ic.; western fresh. l2iAfil3c
Potatoes-Steady; Jersey. N.azu{2;
Long Island. Sl.S7izG$2: sweets, s2.504Si.
Tallow-Stronger at 3-ec.
Petroleum-Dull.
Turpentine-Common to good. Coo.
Molasses-Strong.
Peanuts-Steady.
Freights TO Liverpool-Quiet and steady;
grain. by steam. 3lsu5l2d.
Pig-Iron-Quiet; southern, ss.504slo.
Copper-Easy; brokers. sl.l21z; Ex-
ce TinwEssy; straits, as.75aNsS; plates
aSs; ppelter-ouiet at a25aAs5.
Lead - Easy; Exchange, S.SOaS.so;
brokers'. SGD
Cabbage~Long Island and Jersey. per
100 pounds. s2nS.
Cottonseed- Oil-Fair; sales at quota
lions; market strongly held; prime sum-
mer white. 2sa2sc.: do winter, SSp
Coffee-Options opened at unchanged
prices TO a 5-points decline. The market
was practically featureless, with heavy
undertone. Closed quiet and net un-
changed to a 5-points decline; sales I.Ioe
bags Including September. s6.S; Deem
her. &.Sas7; March, N.l5; spot coffee
Rio dull: No. Z, SIS; No. Z, iobbIng, NI5;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-04

The following visitors registered at the
Soldiers home on Monday:
Harold Dion New Orleans, La; w. III.
Speers Rocky Mount, n. c.; James
Maharty Wilmington, Del; w. y. Lack
land Lynchburg; w. $. Blankenship,
Mrs. c. a. Applewhite, j. II. Applewhite.
{. II. Fisher. Mrs. G.. ii. Fisher, I.
Booker Laync Il. Norwood Layne, Miss
Esther NJ. Ivey. Mrs. Lula Ivey, Mr.. X.
w. Iyey, Miss Anna Goode, Richmond;
Miss BERTHE Matthews Miss Oracle Mat
thews. Petersburg; Il. Il. Pegram. J. w.
Pegram, George G. Pegram. Memphis,
Tenn; r. J. smith, Mecklenburg, Va;
Miss Octavia W. Young, Norfolk, Va;
Mrs w. G. Darden, Miss Bessie Darden,
Miss Mabel Taylor. Miss Ada V. Ogilyie,
and MIR. j. II. Gordon, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-04
Terribly Afflicted Indeed.

STAUNTON, VA, August 3.-(Spe-
cial. Tho death of a woman to-day at
the Western State Hospital for the IN
sane reveals a sad story of how heavily
the rod of afiliction sometimes falls on
a harmless heart. 1t was the death OF
Patient No III, for her name Is not
certainly known. though 1T is believed
10 be Oliver. No relatives of the de-
ceased are known. She had been an
inmate Of the Insane Asylum since 1851
and went there from the Deaf, Dumb
and Blind Institution. Of this city. In
addition to her insanity, she was trou-
bled with deafness and dumbness as
well The poor woman suffered great
bodily pains, also.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-04
ADesyerndo Arrested.

SALEM. VA, August 3.-(Special)-
Last night at Newtown, near Cave
SPRINGS. Roanoke county. Constable j.
r blackwell arrested a desperate negro
by the name of Henry Finny, who Is
wanted at Marybury. w. Va, for the
robbery and murder of Elisha Hutchin-
son crime but recently committed.
Finny was taken to Roanoke city this
morning and placed in jail, to await the
action of the West Virginia authorities.
Mr. Blackwell states that Finny made a
desperate resistance, and was captured
with difficulty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-04
Infant Died on the Virginia.

When the Virginia steamed up TO her
dock yesterday morning, an officer Of
tho boat came ashore with the first pas
sengers and called up the Board Of
Health by telephone, TO notify the au-
thorities Of n death aboard the
boat Marie Slater l-year-old negro
infant, was brought on the ship, by her
sister. Mary Slater. at Baltimore. The
baby was sick. Just after midnight.
while the Virginia was I'm the water of
the Rappahannock. the child died. The
woman. upon arriving here, called at the
health office and was given permission
TO take the body to King William county
for burial The officers Of the boat
wrapped the body in a sheet and pillow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-04
Rnided Siot-Machfncs.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, August g.
Especial THE police force of the city
was this afternoon organized into three
squads and a concerted raid made against
slot-machines. In the various bar-rooms
about forty machines We're found ana
ha,lod In cart to the Polce-Court
room where they will be left until the
cases are called. probably tomorrow
mornlng. A man named Winston was
arrested for trying 10 conceal one of
his machines after a warrant had been
read authorizing its seizure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-04
A successfuI Trolley pnrty.

The trolley party given Monday night
under the management OF Mr.. j. r. Gen
~ and Mr.. W. Il. Ferguson, proved TO
u quite successful. The beautifully
decorated trolley car Of the Richmond
hallway and Electric Company, with IT'S
most Of fair young passengers. passing
through beautiful Fairmount. Will long
We remembered by those who witnessed
Tho scene
Among the party were Assistant Super
,hienD ent Franklin. OF the Richmond
galway and Electric Company; Mr.. ana
=" Councilman. GIr. Frank Johnson ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-04
3
Use Gentleness.

Re gentle in stimulating the kidneys,
otherwise YOU will excite and weaken
them The happiest results follow the
nse OF Uostetter's Stomach Bitters TO
overcome renal inactivity. Avoid the UNI
medicated, fiery stimulants Of COM
merce. srhe kidneys have delicate mem
hrane easily irritated, and upon this the
action of such excitants Is pernicious'
tIsm neuralgia, and biliousness succumb
10 The corrective influence OF the Bitters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-04
ELKs TO HAVE A HOME.
The Watts Homestead Purchased
and to BE Fitted Up.

The committee appointed by Richmond
Lodge. Benevolent, Protective Order of
E,k', TO purchase site for the erection
o. a home for the order. or TO buy a
suitable house outright, bought the old
Watts homestead, which was sold at
public auction by Messrs. Ii. Seldom Tay-
Tor d Son. on Monday afternoon, under
coed %; trust.
AZ soon as the sale IS ratified by the
Chanccry Court, and the terms are ac-
cep,ed by the lodge. some alterations
VIII be made I'm the building, which is
em.uently adapted for the purpose FOR
which 81 was bought.
The house is situated at the south
west corner OF Eleventh and Marshall
streets. The sum bid by the committee
Was $500
meeting OF the lodge, which now has
about 200 members Will be held tonight.
a. Concordia Hall. TO receive the re-
FORT OF the committee. The property
above referred to sold for $1,000 few
years ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-04
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va. August B. 1897.
All sales Of tobacco were light to-day
Mr.. r.. ID. Christian, Of the i. Lorrilidrd
Company, arrived this evening.
The growing tobacco crop has had
most seasonabie rains, and is doing finely
all over the State. New tobacco VAS
sold in several warehouses at Danville
to-day. prices ranging from 2 to lSc.,
which average IS considered high OPEN
ing sale.
Danville elected the most sincere regrets
Of the Trade among whom both here
and there, he was most popular gentle
man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-04
Convention of booksellers.

me Booksellers Association Of VIZ
ginia will hold It's annual convention at
Virginia Beach, beginning this morning.
There will be representatives Of the
trade from all sections OF the State, and
the session will last several days.
The following firms from Richmond
will be represented on that OCCASION:
Moses NJ. Meyer, George NJ. West, Hunter
g. Co.. and w. j. Randolph.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-04
EIGHT DESPERATE PRISONERS.
They Escape from Jail-Four Re-
captured.

WEIGH. w. VA August S.-(Spe-
cial)-At 6:3O O'Clock this evening eight
prisoners escaped from the Jail at this
place. The prisoners made key to
unlock the cells, went. from the cells to
the corridor called Assistant-Jailer Nor
gan TO the door, and when he opened
IL they sprang upon him, knocking him
down. -Four were recaptured. William
Lee who was sentenced to life impr!son-
ment at last court, laid the plans. He
was among the captured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-04
A. Saks s. Company.

loan at 11-2. and closing offered at lag
11-2 per cent. prime mercantile paper.
3Q4 per cent
Sterling exchange weak, with actual
business in bankers bills at sL7qSt6 IA
for demand and AS5 3-4qSiS6 for sixty
days posted rates. 1886 1-2g$i.N IL and
$4.S7 1-2QA.SS IL; commercial bills, 1850
s1.S5 l-2.
Silver certificates, 5S1-4n5S 81; bar sill
YER 81 81; Mexican dollars, 45.
Government bonds strong. State bonds
duh. Railroad bonds strong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-04
,.,s,ra nnpIs Cases, Again.

BEDFORD CITY. VA, August g.
pecial)-The case OF Mr.. j. w. Smith,
the cashier OF the Liberty Savings
Bank, was called this afternoon and ar
eued for dismissal. The Court decided
that the trial begin Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-04

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUG. Q, 1881.

:
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUG 3, 1897.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Virginia, Porter, Baltimore,
mercha ndlse and passengers; baltimore
Steam Packet Company.
merchandise and passengers; virginia
Navigation Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. Shelly, Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers; Virginia NaVi-
cation Company ,,,
steamer Winyah Simmons. Phlladel-
phia. merchandise and passengers
clyde Line. ,.,.,,.,,,a
merchandise and passengers; Baltimore
steam Packet Company.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. AUG. :.
By telegraph
ARRIVED.
Barge A. r. Smith. Providence.
Barge Sintaire Providence
Barge =. j. Carleton. Boston.
SAILED.
Schooner r. NJ. Gotber. Boston.
Schooner Sarah w. Lawrence fo's'
Barge Lone Star. Boston,.
PORT OF WEST POINT. AUG. ), 1877
Dy biography
ARRIVED.
steamship Accomack. thompson, NOR
folk: passengers and genefai cargo.
SAILED.
c,aamshIo Accomack. Thompson. Nor
folk: passengers and senerai cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-04

richmond, va, August 3, 1871.
Quotations: Nheat-Longberry, II TO
Sic: mixed. 76 to Sic; shortberry, 70 to
Sic: No. 2 red, Sic. Corn-White Vir-
ginia. SO to &c; No. white, g to &c.
No mixed, "a to 35c. Oats-No. mixed,
q "a TO % l-4c.; No. mixed. p ii to
q lie; winter-seed oats, % to 29c. Rye
No. 2. ~ to 43c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-04

Lot IoOe-Boys' Double Breasted Knee
Pants Suits-Gray and Brown stripe
sizes .. 6, Z, s. and Irregular price
$50
TO-DAY ......... ........ doe.
Lot 12S-Boys Cheviot Knee-Pants Suits
GRAY and Brown check-sizes >, I. and
Irregular price, 81
TODAY ............. ......s''.$i''"-
Lot 6lS0-Boys' Gray and Black Invisible
Plaid Chevlot-sizcs Z, 5, 10, and IL
regular price, $40
TO-DAY ............. ..........Si.4'.
Lot GO2s-Boys' Assembled Black and
GRAY Cheviot Knee-Pants Suits-sizes
z s. 10, and IL years-reguIar price,
TO-DAY ............. ..........H.4".
Lot 1851 Double Breasted Single Coat,
Notified Brown, size Irregular price,
TO-DAY ........... ..............T5c.
Lot 225i-One Imported Wool Crash Chez
viot Knee-Pants Suit-size s-regular
TO-DAY ......... .....,......Si.oo.
Lot 6175-Boys' Brown Mixed Check Che
viot Knee-P Pants Suits-siZcs 6, Z, s,
Q. and Irregular price. $40
TO-DAY ........... ...........S'.'"'
Lot 2fS4-Boys' Getaway Knee-Pants
Cheviot Suits-Gray striped. skeleton
Iined-s.zes 8, 8, and 1O-regular price
TO-DAY ........ .............N.s 80.
Lot 62n-Boys' Mixed Cheviot Knee-Pants
Suits. light effect-sizes 10, IL, and L
regular price, 81
TO-DAY ........... ....'......e'.t".
Lot 6OsS-Boys' Hair-Lined Cashmere
Knee-Pants Suit-size Irregular price,
81
I TO-DAY ,..,..... ..s'.''.'''.'$''7".
Lot 19ig-Boys Brown Check Cheviot
Knee-Pants Suit, cutaway coat-size
years-regular price, 81
TO-DAY ......... .....'.s.s'''$t'H''
Lot 7252-Boys' Gray and Brown Plaid
Cashmere Knee-Pants Suit-size
years-regular price. So
TO-DAY .......... ........'...'S~'S"'
Lot S234-Boys' English Plaid Cashmere
Knee Pants Suits, getaway sack
coats-sizes and s years-regular
price So .o,
TO-DAY ............ .........'.S-'""'
Lot 225S-Boys Bannockburn CheViot
Knee Pants Suits. skeleton lined-size
S years-regular price. So
TO-DAY ........... ...'''''''''F-.''
Lot 2e77-Boys' Gray and Black Stripe
Cheviot Knee-Pants Suits-sizes ana
10-regular price 80 .,
TO-DAY ........... .'''''''''''F~'