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tsss vim mr hisck watch dcr th.s shs kept On
vhen the woman WAS hiiod sxnron told me
that when he got homo from the Unique Theatre
On Monday night and found the ksyhcae a the
front door stuffed up he stood in front of the
tunk shop awhile and presentiy Mrs- Hsnnon's
dog came along.
HThs deg stsysd with him. and when he went
70 the South First street dock. where the li9htsr
was laid up. the dog vent along. When l ssksd
SamBon why he dfdn't try 10 get into the house
By going through the house NEXT door. he told
me that the keyhole Of that front door wrs also
plugged up. Then questioned semmon about
the money be had had aud the number of
drink. he had taken he ooatrsdicted
himself 20 often that didn't know what
TO make Of him. He Arst told me his
Captain owed and paid him S2-5C. By figuring
up dfscovered that the Captain should have
given BIN 1878. Then Sanmon told me that
the Captain didn't give him any money. He got
20 mixed up that be said sftervari the Captain
gave him 10 cents. then ne aid e was IS. then
90. and nnaly be aid ne thought it might have
discovered that his right thumb hsd = dark
spot on II. seized his thumb and discovered
that the dark spo; was blood. SanInon said Il
wasn't. bi; DR.. Valentine and tod him that IL
WAS blood. and after great deal OF hesitation he
tod me Re remembered thA; few days ago he
sccidently cot his right thumb. Tier. was no
evidence Of a cut on his thumb Tomorrow I
al al have his clothing examined.
The 81. 900 which Was due Mrs Harmon Vas
70 have been paid TO her by Henry Hustled. The
secretary of Leonard Council. at o'clo. * yes
tertay morning. Who will get IL now Il .
question.
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EQU4LIZED SALARIES.
nut Sr. wiiiiss Method w.s . ssrprtse 70 MI
Petitis n~r~.

Some OF the assistant engineer. Of the City
WORKS Department in Brooklyn recently made
a formal request on Commissioner Wills for an
equalization OF their salaries. He aeceded 10
their wishes YESTERDAY. but not in a way which
satisfied the applicants. the equalization. as far
a. possible, being by the reduction process. The
s-.ar:r. Of Assistant Engineers Robert d. Earon
and FRED w. Hancock were cut from 81 800 20
sl.SOc and tho.e % Nichse! Crow. John 7.
Smith. samuel Con6on. John Foxarty. and Rob
ert Smith from sl.32o 10 81. 200.
These employees, who did not Join in the quAl-
4aton appesi GOT an increase OF salary: Assistant
Engineer civil Z. Sherman White, from - 200
70 500. and ;. B. story. from 81 100 81 400
Mr.. Willis also appointed T. VI. G. Thompson
inspector OF buildings at sl.2JO . year. and
DAVID ktres a meter Inspector 81 81. 900.
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TO Run ON Full TINE.
The Maryland steel Company Wills to Ne
started AKain-Their Long Idica~-..

BALTIMORE, March e.-It is announced that
the works OF the Maryland S:oel Company, At
sparrow's Point, will start up a.! It's depart.
ments soon. thus giving employmen: 10 more
than . 600 men. Furnace 4 was recently put in
operation; furnace b will begin operations nezt
Friday. II has not been in use since OFT. -,
1898, Work has been begun on furnace {,
which will bc ready 10 start up Ia sixty days.
This furnace, to- has been idle since l-a3.
With all the furnaces IN operation. the Mary.
land company has a capacity OF producing ,.Uo
tons OF iron daily.
The s,ee! rail mill OF the company Is also be!nE
httsi up. and viii be ready tus operation by
May II closed down Jan. ], l-9+- IL has a ca.
pacity for making 100 rails per day
The sun., 1897-03-10

he storm which developed west OF the Mississippi
on Monday was eenira, yesterday over Illinois and
moving eastward Il Is increasing / force and at
tendes sy a rain area which covered yesterday all
the country from Kansas 70 Pennsyivsaia-And from
Canada 10 the Gulf OF NeIi-o.
The temperature wAI 10 to 10 degrees higher In
front Of tue storm ani 10 TO 20 degrees lower TO
tie west ofi'.
In his city the day WAS showery; highest ofneial
temperature AZ. lowest ST.; average humidity 81
per cent! wnd southeasterly. average velocity 10
miles an hour: barometer. corrected read TO Sea
level, At a. NJ sc.R.. sP. ". So.is.
The Thermometer at the United s:Ates Weather Bu
registered the tsnp~rs,Gr, yesterday As follows.
The sun., 1897-03-10
Trask s.a naaki. D,.eharveS.

On writs OF hAbeas corpus and eertiorar Jus
tee Beach. In the Supreme Court, yesterday. dir
charged from custody WaylAnd Trask and Al
fred y. Rankin. stock brokers, who several days
ago, were held by Magistrate Cornell in o., 900
bail on a charge OF grand larceny preferred by
Andrew J. W!lletts OF Brooklyn.
II was argucd in behalf OF the brokers that
there was nothing in the Transaction on which
the charge OF fraud was based 10 show that there
was any criminal intent, and Assistant District
Attorney Lloyd. who appeared for the people
agreed that there was nothing to show that fslso
pretences had been made 10 obtain money.
Judge Beach said that there was no ground on
which TO base criminal proceeding.
The sun., 1897-03-10
-Four sergeant. rr.a.n.rsa.

Chief COnlin transferred yesterday the follow.
ting Sergeants: Abraham C. Hu!se from the
Elizabeth street station to the West Thirty
seventh street station; Herman w. SchlotmAn,
from the East Tweniy-seoond street station 10
West Thirty y-seyenth street; Bernard Cahill,
Weet Thirty seventh street station 10 East
Twenty second street, and Joseph Ivory, West
Thirty-seyenth street 10 kllLabSth street. The
Chief said that the transfers were made for the
good OF the seEyiSA
The sun., 1897-03-10
BISHOPS Nv POLITICS.
IAsy Are Accused In Quebec sf Making . H.ir
ElectIon In poszfbie.

OTTAWA March s.-The Government has
decided to withhold issuing the writ for al cleo
ton in champlain county, Quebec, until Parlia-
ment meets, when Il will he announced 10 tho
House that owing 10 the attitude OF the Roman
Catholic Bishops it would be impossible to hold
. tree election. Parliament will he asked 20
offence TO exercise spiritual Intimidation or in.
nuence In elections.
ChamplAIn county Is one OF the districts where
the Bishops wsged a bitter war against Premier
LAUrer IN the late elections. and the election in
that county will now be delayed until the arr al
XIII. is sending 10 Canada al the req uest OF tho
Federal Government
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Mhlteman PLEAD. xot c.,l,y.

Alonro J. WhitemAn, the former State Senator
Of Minnesota, who was arrested on Saturday
charged with swindling the Columbia Bank out
Of $3.50, pleaded not guilty in the General Sea-
sions yesterday. Judge Mcmahon asked II he
had counsel.
NO, SIR" answered whitemAn. "at this stAre
OF the case desire 10 appear in propria r-rsona-
And / ask your Honor 10 direct the District Al.
torney 20 furnish 70 me a copy OF the Grand
Jury minutes, so that may obtain !ist OF the
witnesses who testified against me in the Grand
Jury room"
"f win probably grant your request when YOU
get counsel. said the Judge. and then White
man was led back 10 the Tomba.
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as stopPsd toys troz
no Ao.H4-x =. as-s-
ROBERT oU4TLE's ESTATE.
Tie WIN recall. the Mysteries. ptsa ppear>.os
of His In 1874.

Surrogate Abbott Of Brooklyn has directed
the citation By publication o. all person, inter
ested in the vii! Of the late Robert oaAyie.
which has been offered for probate This was
necessary through the mysterious absence Of
Joha Thomas Quay!e. soa o: the testA-
tor. who lett his home IN Brooklyn on
July 3 1874 with ;ke intentioa o. taking
. sail In Jamaica Bay, and aas no; been
seen or heard o: since. There was Always
an element OF mystery over the young man Q dis
Appearance, as Il could never BE established that
he had gone on his proposed sailing trip. Al
most qnttI the close OF his life the father sI-
pected that ihe missing son would some day
turn up he did no.. however. make any rru-
vision for the young man in his will which Lis
posed OF al estate valued az over SIS, 600 Mar
Ann Suay!e, the widow. Is The PRINCIPAL eeCet-
ciary. Hereert J. Woods . son-in-lAv Of the tas-
tAtor, gets 81.
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Lou,.,tne. View Albany ..s cs,e....

ISpIASAPoLis, Ind, March s.-Judse Woods
this afternoon refused to allow further time for
the investigation OF the Affairs Of the Monon
Railroad. and It viii be sold as announced in
this city tomorrow morning. About a week ago
81. joan Boyle, representing the Louisville Trust
Company and other holders OF the Beattyyil!e
bonds. rled a petition asking that the sale 10
postponed that they might argue prior claim
The Judge failed TO ind that they had grounds
sufficient for a postponemenL
The sun., 1897-03-10

Ge'aea Jubilee Ceiesr.ted In the Rs1ass stress
Church In BroskIya.

The Order OF Good Samaritans and Daughters
Of Samaris celebrated in Brooklyn yesterday It's
fftis;h anniversary on Long Island. Tne golden
jubilee was held In the Bridge Street Church
last night. and consisted Of the delivery OF Ad.
dresses, the reading o! POEMS and singing Tho
different branches and divisions OF the order in
full resslia. marched into the church The eI.
ercises were opened with an address by District
Deputy r II. Ottley.
The Rev. W. II. {. Curtis OF 81. August!ne's
z. Z Church delivered the principal address
The visiting officials from other cities were bAn-
quoted in the vesiry. There are forty or rfty
lodges on Long Island.
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NAhHSJIDN TOHk-AsI FOk WLDNSDAI,
For Nee England aad eastern Ser Fovk hohf
local ruiSs probaeIy yoIoEed by eI>artA9 .nsatAer
vGrTsr so~a.v~'tsriv trIHds, followed 1y colder
AortAvesterIy vtnd' by .o-n0rrOts morning.
Fer caste RI PenEsyiVAniA New Jersey. Delaware
the D.strie; Of Columbia NsTyiant and Virginia
local showers in the morning. rotaoy fair during
the Sft-rnoon winds shituns To noEthwesterly;
colder tO. aisht.
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INJURED NJ 4 CAR
a Ma. ssa His VIII Rss Dsw. n rpSer
LexfuEtsa Avease.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Benson OF 9 East lo7th
street went calling last evening. and started
on their way home about $50 o'clock. When
they arrived zen minutes later at Lexington
avenue Aad ,o5;h stree: they neglected to look
out for cable cars. They stepped on ,he north
aourt trArE jrS as q ca came uptown rapidly
Mrs. Pensor sAw III. car lust then. hut In
stead OF drawing back. -h- sprAng orward. In
tendins TO clear the track. she fell in front
o! the cA!. Her husband jumped forward TO
help her and WAS struck by the car and
knocked down. Both were pushed along about
ten 81 by the ear fender before the brakes
sto2Hci the car. Mr. RanSon Was cut on the
s-r6, sni was taken TO Harlem Hospital. His
wife was bru!.edG Neither was seriously hurt
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Pres:aent Ber-i o; the bridge trustees rece!ved
a bridge reke; yesterday in his mail wh.ch be
will keep as q curiosity. The sender explained
box. and that his consciencss would aot Al,oU
him 10 use IL. This, 80 far As known. Is the n-s.
case on record OF a INSTRUMENTATION bri3xs
pAsSen ser making rcpAration.
The sun., 1897-03-10
More shirtmaLcr> strike.

The shirtmAkers who struck on Monday for q
small Increase in WAGES won their demand yes-
ierlay. and 500 more ot them went on strike
The latter demand = 20 pr cent. advance in
rvAgcs. About 500 % them are girls They me.
in Walhal!S Hall and r!Nrc'! thst they woald
STAY ont Unri. they g,iHt,i their point.
Three hgrgve. cloakmNk-rs employed BY
SiInonson s. Weiss o: Sl9 Broadway. who struck
on Monday, received he advance they asked for
yesterday Wora.ns 1nd returned 10 work. About
side contractors, struck Eog an advance OF Is per
The sun., 1897-03-10
uenr, H.m,,tou.. Jua.me., Gu, D.-.

OF Brooklyn, and his son, W. H. Hamilton, got
involved year or 50 aco IN bitter business
squab5lc which resulted in suit by the father
FOR an accounting and the recovery o. a lArrr
sum o' money. which his son was alleged 10
have en- negE.ri. The father finally got a juds-
meut for ~ 81 9H7. The Court OF Appeals has
now s"t rhi. ASIDE ~ }~orieTcd u aew trial rru-
vid",4 .Ac plI.urIU dos not AgTce 10 deduct $40.
sos as from the .g- .gaenL
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cRrMMET LOSES HIS xPPHAL
Cs.ptrsuer Faiser xss osns~a % Rea.se.ss
the Rrsskiyl veteraa-

Robert crummey. Democrat and . veteran
Volunteer Fireman. was dismissed nearly rwo
years ago By Comptroller Palmer OF Brooklyn
from his place as general warrant clerk he
went 10 the courts for reinstatement. contenttrS
that he WAS protected in his place By the cirtl
service rules A well As BY the fact that he wss
and the Appellate division sustained him, .ni
the case Was then carried 20 the Court OF Ap-
pea1s Yesterday that tribunal haadei down Z
decision reversinc the judgments o. the lowe.
COURTS and tus'ifyinS the action OF Comptroller
Palmer. There WAS much rejoicing among bo,l
the Republican and Democratic statesmen IN
Brooklyn over the decision. which. II is expectet
may have q modifying effect on the recen:
sweeping owl service opinions OF Jus..ce Keoys.
The sun., 1897-03-10
nsrx,ar,s- in Du..i,-..

PLANyIKLD. y. j., March 9.-Burglars robbed
four houses in Dunellen last night and tried 70
break into another. The places robbed were
those Of Edgar Milliken, Prank l. Reed and
Vim. Is. Mead, a.! IN Dunellen avenue, and
Charles Dteneen, in Front street. Money and
SLyervare were taken
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n..n {. ..a.oe IL. c...,.i .,.e..

LEXINGTON. KY, March 9.-The Northern
Bank OF Kentucky. with a capital stock OF
81. .soo,o 600 and a surplus OF $500 600, to-day
issued a circular sa!ins that 1t would reduce its
capital stock one.haf. Its inability 10 make
loans and the pi!inS mp ot money in its vaults
brought about the reduction.
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xo K.,,rs.a I.es,.,.,,on 4. Kansas.

TOPEKA, Kan March s.-Gov. Leedy to-day
vetoed the Harris Railroad bill 10 empower tho
State Board OF Railroad Commissioners 10 es.
tAblish freight and passenger rates. The Gov
e-nor wants the Legislature 10 pass a maximum
rate bill. II Is about time 10 adjourn, and no
railroad legislation Is probable.
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4 predge Raruea.

IsIIr, L l., MArch "a large dretSe belong,
ing 10 Charles Vivian was destroyed ~ are lAs;
night. The damage IS pat ~ ssOoOo. twas
being used 20 cOripleie = contract 20 redeem.
eight acres ~ meadow az The !oN; " ON,eAn ave.
auc, the property O. Theodore HAye.neyer and
Samuel u. Pe;ers.
The sun., 1897-03-10

sc>ss 4. tie Massachusetts, Lesssiatlrs ovss
A nevaseA RailrsaA mil

A nevated Haihr~aA NIL
BosToS. March e.-Shortly after O'Clock Iris
afternoon Mr.. Estes OF Boston arose IN :hs
House o. Representatives and said he held Il 4,
hand what purported 10 be q petition sisne4 ~
500 citizens o: his district in .avo. o. the amend.
ment 20 the charter for the Boston EevA'e1
Railroad bill he declared that AZ least 400 o.
the signatures were fraudulent. He sid II AZ
among the signatures WAS his own, that OF ais
brother. and several OF hts Personal friends.
declare these 10 DC fA.ss," he said Fs
further declared that the vo-tns list in Boston
was being copied wholesale BY the promoters 0,
the petition.
The sun., 1897-03-10
BRAN sEyrExCED TO BE HANGED.
The Convicted Murderer Protests Hls limo
cence, and says God " III Protect Him.

BOSTON. March 9.-Thom4Is VI Bran, the con.
victed murderer OF Capt Nash OF the barkentine
Herbert Fuller, was sentenced this afternoon in
the United States Circuit Court TO be hanged on
Friday. June Is, in the Charles street Jail, this
city. Sentnnce was pronounced By Judge Colt.
Bran said in court.
cent OF the crime OF which am Charged God
knows IL, ana He will protect me-"
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The Murray min n.nl Case.

The Appellate Division o. the Supreme Cours
in Brooklyn has decided adversely on the arpli
cation ~ the committee o. the depses.,o-s .or
the continuance a. Spencer TrAsk and N.es
q 3riea as reSsiNeTs o. The Murray Hi BAr =
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Deputy Collector rhelp. Married.

Deputy Collector Dudley J, Phelps In charge
Of the Law Division OF the New York Custom
House. was married In this city yesterday TO
Miss Emma Hart Of Jamaica, W est IndieA
The sun., 1897-03-10
r~. rps,,as ro,,c-m.. p,,-...ca.

Policemen Burns and GilliEAn Of the Eighth
and Thirteenth precincts in BROOKLYN. resrs,~
lively, have bven dismissed BY Commissioner
Welles for tipping in saloons while they sAO.h:
pave Been in quest of the scuttlc thieves " 80
city - - " " ''
The sun., 1897-03-10
WORK or WARLys,s CADETS.
~ Dsys Appssr - Ne Pretty Egsesfvs 4
"Psekf.g rp- th> stre>ta-

"Fsekf.g To- ths stre>ts-
Col war.ns issued this statement yesterday
about the work Of the Jarenile Street CleAntn e
Leagues:
The following report Of the work Con, by tie
Juvenile Street Cleaning Leagues above Fou~
VII serve 10 show The extent Of the tn,e--s. 0.
the members in the work OF this department. Il
seems 20 me that their interest must re.r; on
themselves. and give them a. leAsI pror1.s.-S
germ OF interest in ctr Alair.;
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Nayhew TO Die on friday.

SISG SlSG. March a.-Arthur MAyhew. who
killed S'o-' S'eper Bowel in Hampstead. will 10
executed IN 'hv electric chair in Sing Sing prison
a lii;Ic before noon on next Friday.
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Fafrhaven DoInws.

FAIRHAyEN. May I-Miss Benson. Miss
Byrrle and Miss Templin gave a luncheon
on Tuesday at the home Of Miss Benson,
In honor of Mrs. Alfred l.. Black who was
TO leave shortly for San Francisco, where
she will make her home In the future. The
guests were: Mrs. Alfred l. Black. Miss
Benson. Miss Byrne. Miss Teuplin Mrs.
Roland G. GamweI. Mrs. J. R. Mckinley.
Miss Roberts. Mrs. Edward Fischer. Mrs
.. Daun Egan. Mrs. Evan S. McCord, Mrs.
e. W. Purdy. Miss Bacon.
A social hop was given by the young
men Of the Bay at X. Of p. hall. Fair
haven, Friday night. Among those pres
ent were. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas @. New
man, Mr. and Mrs II. II. Eeils. Miss Ben
son. Miss Byrne. Miss Sutherland. Miss
Anna Templin, Miss Sadie Templin Miss
Jennie Benson. Miss Pettibone. Miss Bate
man. Miss Jessie Stevens. Miss Lowrie,
Mr. H Knapp kalIock, Mr.. Frank Cole.
Mr.. Frank Noodin. DIR. &. A Darling. Mr..
Joe H. Mason. Mr.. Joseph b. Dawson, Mr..
NJ. C. Dickinson. Mr.. r. ID. Alexander, Mr..
II. w. Bateman. Mr. John Templin.
Mr.. Halberf Powers Gillette. formerly of
this city, and Miss Julia Washburn Scran-
ton were married on Wednesday evening.
the 18th, at the Church of the Savior.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs III. B. Bateman and Miss
Bateman left on Monday for Berkeley.
Cal. where they will reside in the future.
Appropriate Arbor day exercises were
held In the public school of both the Bay
cities.
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government survey in Arizona. has re-
turned 10 snohomish.
TIE anniversary ball given BY the Odd
Fellows of Srohonish az tre rnA isst
Monday night Was a success 10 every par
ficufar The rink Was crowuso' aho
TIE fostoxylnr afYscers for the Epxorth
r,earre we're elected Thursday night:
Prasssers n. s. Bancroft; first vice
r-e~tf4n. Miss Goldse Evans second vice
r,wesiaan+ Mrx George Iroxford; third
We ,,veas5a,1t. Mrs 4. j. Hanson. fourth
vice president. Miss Helen Hanson. sec
retsrv. Mr.. Allen Moran; treasurer. Mr..
". n. Sanborn; Junior League superin-
tendaut. Mrs Fl. s. Bancroft
Cant L. Fl. Coon Is quite SICK at MS
home in the Third ward
Ms r cathcart IF Cathcart station.
was the guest OF Mrs j. H Plasket Tues
day.
=, M e-ase.s hospital in Everett, had so
far recovered as to be able TO be brought
home Friday
Mr.. c. H Ames has moved ms family
up from Buckley ano Win occupy q rssi-
dence on Avenue A
Mr Proctor il attending the Congre-
rational council at Granite Falls. which
meets 70 organize the cnurch at tnat
place. The church has for the past two
years been a branch of the congrega-
tionai church AT this place. but independ-
ert action Is now desired. and the society
will be formed and church built
Miss Grace yroornan was given fare
well surprise by her pupils thursday
nigh, ar The home of Mr.. J. III. Piaskett.
at which time a pleasant evening was en-
loved. Miss yrooman left Friday morn
ing for Monte Cristo. where she VIII be-
gin teaching Monday.
snohou1ish Epworth I.eaguers and their
friends were made happy Monday night
hv a visit and lecture from DIR. Berry, the
editor of the Epworth Herald A grand
reception was given the doctor and the
excursionists from Everett who came to
attend the lecture at the Methodist Epis-
copaI church. and in the evening the Con-
gregational church was crowded to hear
fhe eloquent speaker. Every one present
came away sounding the praise of the
lecture and the local league as Well as
the other young peoples societies of the
city were greatly strengthened in their
work.
The funeral of Miss Clara Gillespie.
who was thrown from a buggy and killed
last Saturday, was held at the Congrega-
tionai church last Thursday afternoon.
A large delegation OF friends from Mon
roe the home of the deceased, was pres
emit. ard the church was crowded to
OVERLOOKING by friends who desired to
show their love for the departed. Rev.
Patterson preached the funeral sermon
and conducted the services, assisted by
Revs j. w. Torrance and w. c. Merritt
and the body was laid to rest in the old
cemetery.
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Plain Black SERIES and Nenricttas.

We have won a reputation for selling
staple weaves of Black Dress Goods at
rock bottom figures, but every item
that follows here describes truthfully
the most wonderful values we have
ever placed before the public. We want
you to see them and guarantee you can
save money on every yard you buy.
Bring this list with you and compare
the goods with the following descrip-
tions:
10 pieces 36-ineh AlI-Wool Black Fine
Twill French Serge. never before sold
for less than Csc yard. Special price this
week. PC yard.
5 pieces 3S-fnch Fine Finish Black
Wool Henrietta, value at 4oc yard. For
this sale only &c yard.
5 pieces Atwood Black Storm Serge,
40 inches wide heavy durable quality.
An unmistakable bargain at SOC yard.
10 pieces 45-inch ATWOOD Black
French Serge. a quality that is sold ev-
erywhere at Soc yard. Our price for
this sale, 39c yard.
10 pieces Heavy Black Atwood
Storm Serge. IS inches or IL yards
wide, a quality well worth 75c yard.
For this occasion an unequaled bar
gain at soc yard.
pieces Frederick Arnoid's Atwood
19-count Black German Henrietta, silk
finish. great value. only soc yard.
5 pieces 45-ineh All-wooi French
Serge. a fine close weave regular price
75c yard. For this sale only SOC yard.
2 pieces 54-inch Fine Clay worsted
Serge. the best wearing and most
slightly Of all Serges. regular 100 quail
ity. Special tomorrow for 75c yard.