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INDIANAPOLIS, lND.,
And Return, $l420-Va Alabama Great
 Southern R. R.

| On account of the Knights of Pythiass grand encampment to be held at Indian apolis, Ind, August 22-29, the Alabama Great Southern railroad will sell round- trip tickets from points on it's line to In- idianapolis and return at greatly reduced srates Fare From Birmingham for the round trip, $14.20. Tickets on sale August .1s, 20 and 21, limited to August S1. but by deposting with agent at Indianapolis on or before August 29, and on payment of fee of 25 cents, the return limit will be extended until September 10.
 Further information furnished on appli- cation to R. M. ELLIS,
 Tray. Pass. Agent, Mo- 2O19 1st Ave.
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Summer Tourist Tickets.

Summer excursion tickets to all proml- nent summer resorts north and east. areI:: on sale via the Southern railway and Ala ,'1 hama Great Southern railroads at greatly !,
 Call on J P. BilIups, travelling passenger agent Southern railwcy, or K. M. Ellis.
 travelling passenger agent Alabama Great 1 Soutnerh iaiioou ASA - .
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New York Cotton Market.

New York Aug. 20.-Cotton, holiday; re- cseipts, none stock. 66,SS0.
 Total today-Net receipts. 999 bales; eX- ports to Great Britain, 5,442; to the conti- nent 300; stock( 1S9,s55.
 Total since Sept. Met receipts, S.532, 225 bales; exports to Great Britain, 3,505, ,600 to France S15,692; to the continent 299S,- O23
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Go to Ensley, see the grea steel plant in course of erec- tion. Take Ensley electric cars. tf
Fresh Bread and Candy made daily at c. w. Cody's 182O to 1886 Third avenue.

The command to increase and multiply is a back number. Now the increase is brought about by division in the divorce court, which makes two oS one.
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Local Staple Groceries Flour-Best patent, $451G5. .00. Straight, S.10; extra family, $S,75. Sugar-Granulated. S5.64; Y. C., 5i1c. Cofee-4Green. 9G1111c; Arbuckle's pack ases' S0s0; Lovering's packages, $lO.SO; Ly- on,s packages, $9.S0 Lard. ~6Mc.
 Clear ribs sides, 6k. Molasses-Centrifugal, 15425c; sugar house, 20435c. Rice, 51z@6kc.
 Corn-Yellow. 47c; white, 4Sc. Pearl meal, soc.
 Cream meal, SS@9Oc. Hay-Choice timothy, S1i50 No. l. $l3.5O; No 2, s13.00
 Mixed oats, 33c: white, 35c. Bran. mixed. s13.GO; pure wheat, $13.50 Cotton seed meal, s16.50.
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Drv Goode.

New York, Aug. 20.-The week has been an eventful one in the dry goods market. There has been fair amount of store trad ing in jobbing lines and in novelties.
 Wooen and worsted goods have shown poor results during the week. Cotton goods show generally poor results. Staple cottons are quiet bleached and brown goods being in irregular demand. Export goods show continued good results. Coarse colored cot tons are firm and quiet.
 Print cloths have been sold during the week in sufficient quantities to offset the production
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New York Coffee Market

New York, Aug. 2O.-Coffee-Options opened steady at unchanged prices to five points advanced. ruled inactive and nomi- nal without further change in consequence, the increased firmness being due to Euro pean cables and increased warehouse de- liveres in this country Confidence was checked by increased movement of new coffee in Brazil and procras tinaton of spot buyers. Closed dull and unchanged to five points higher. Sales 300 bags, including March 6O5 Spot coffee rio quiet. No. ' invoice GA; No. jobbing, 6A.
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Galveston-Steady; middling, 5lz; sales, 15 bales; receipts, 476 stock, 16,672.. Mobile-Nominal; middling, 52s; receipts. r2 bales; stock. 2,SS4.
 Savannah-Quiet and easy; middling, 5la; sales, 26 bales; receipts, 75; stock, S,S21. .. Charleston--Quiet; middling, 512; stock, 3,729 bales. =. Y. ...ts
 Wimington-Quiet; middling, 51a; re- ceipts bales; stock, 5,949.
 Norfok-Dull: middling, 5%; sales, % bales receipts, 159; stock 6.4S2
 Baltimore-Nominal midding, GA; stock, 6,244 bales.
 Boston-Easy; middling, 57s; receipts, 9i bales.
 Philadelpha-Quiet middling, 6B re- ceipts 1OO bales; stock, actual 920O.
 Memphis-Easy; middling, 5la; sales, 15O bales receipts, IT; stock, 1S,732.
 Augusta-Dull; middling, 6; sales, % bales; receipts, 23; stock, 3,3S7.
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Daily. Statement

New Orea ns. Aug 20.-4Gotton futures steady. August. 5.31 bid ;; September, 5.2idp {. 23 October, 5.22M5. 8; November, 526@5.2S; Decent Der, 5.310l5.32: January, 53645.37 February, 5.3S@5.39 March, 542q5.44
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Articles Opening Highest Loves

Cash quotations were as foiiows-flour easy: special brands, $500; Minnesota spring patents. s4.10@4-30; soft patents, si.ood4.10, Minesonta hard wheat straight, s4. 30; No spring wheat, 62@66c; No. red, roe; Mo- corn. 3zc; No. 2 oats, 20Ac; No. white, 251z@271sc; No. 3 white. 231zq26c; No. 2 rye 42a421kc; No. Barley, s5d45kc; No. 1 flax seed, s61sc; new, SS1sc; prime timothy seed, s2.25; mess pork $s.s5@9.0O; Lard, per 100 lbs, $5.121a@5.2O; short ribs sides Qoose), $5.00ss5-25; dry salted shoul-. ders (boxed), $4.50@4.75; short clear sides Cboxed). $5.55G5.7o; sugar, cut loaf, s6s2; granuiated, $5.25.
 steady; creameries. 7@S1zc.
 Butter steady; creameries, 13@17c. Cheese
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CENTRAL OF GEoRG CHA; i sI
 RAILWAY co.

Mo 8 from Albany, Columbus etc. .1:35 am q No i from Savannah, Macon, Co., flE lumbus, etc..... ...... .........:.. 5:5o prnq
 Connection at Savannah with superblo freight and passenger steamers Of theh Ocean Steamship company. from New Yorksgs Boston and the Eas.. T
 For further information apply to
 a Jacobs, Coml Agent, Jack W. John. son. Union Ticket Agent J. c. Halle, Gen. erai Passenger Agent. E. H. Hinton. Traffic Manager. 4f
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(MaFkets BY TeIegraPh)
LOCAL MARKETS.
Local Cotton Market Cotton-MiddIlng, SAC.

Cotton-Middling, SAC.
 Fruits and Produce Butter-Elgin. 20c; dairy No. 1, 15c; dairy No. 2. 19c; country. 10c; cooking. 6qSc. Potatoes-Irish, 70cQ75c per bushel. Lemons-Choioe. $4.50; fancy, $5.OO. Poultry-Hens. 20c; fries, 121aQ16c; ducks zoe; geese, 2OQz5c. Eggs, 15c.
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Chicago 'Cpang-


 Chicago, Aug. 20.-Threatened large movement of spring crop inoculated traders in the wheat pit today with the selling virus and prices declined sharply. September closed 1k@15sc lower and De- cember lost 9sc.
 Corn declined 5sc.
 Oats are down hGAc.
 Pork left off 15c lower; lard, 12h and ribs 10p1219.
 were weak at the lowest figures, but the greatest bear feature was the large move ment and the pressure by the northwest to sell wheat. This caused great weakness and although the market felt the absence of eastern orders and the New York pro- duce exchange there was consider able ac- tivity. but the trading was either hquidat- inc ar short selling The entire day showed a decline with prices closing at the lowest. Corn responded to the weakness ana closed at the lowest price for several months Provisions ruled weak, closing at the low est of the day.
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DOUBLE DAILY SCHEDULE TO GIN CINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND
 LEXINGTON.

No. 2 carries Pullman Sleeping Cars Bir- mingham to Cincinnati and from Biuning- ham to New York without change.
 No. carries Pullman Union Sleeplng Car Birmingham to Cincinnati and Pullman Sleeping Car Chattanooga to Louisvile
 J. M. Culp, Traffic Manager, Washington, b. c.
 Frank s. Cannon, General Manager Washington, D. c.
 c. W Wickcrsham. Superintendent. Bir- mingham.
 ". A. Turk, G. P. A., Washington, D: c. nooga.
 R. NJ. Ellis. T. P. A. Birmingham, Ala
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NORTHERN ALABAMA RA1LitoAD COMPANY.

TIME TABLE NO. 3-IN EFFECT
 Monday. January 4. 1887. at 6:oo m. Passenger, ---- . --,,---..,oe1t Daily except Daily eASeps Sundays.
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BIRMINGHTM 6 ATLANTIC R. R. co. Time Table No 25 Taking Effect 500 a. m.
 August IS, 1898.
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The Iron Market.

Birmingham, Aug. 20.-The following ar' tha iireseut duotations in iron:
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TRAINS ARRIVE BIRMINGHAM:

J. M culp. Traffic Manager. Washington. D. c. " W. A. Turk, G. P. A., Washington. D. c. c. A. Benscoter, A. G. P. A., Chatta- nooga, Tenn.
 J. P. Billups. T. P. A.. Birmingham. Ala.
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Arrive Depart .No. 1 Fast Mall .......,55 Se pm ......'.. sNo 3 st Express .....n 35 am :..:...... fSTc Nc Heods out of the station at 55 pm No Heads out of the station at Il 40 am: Trains marked thus IT are f daily a1aiys thus mus bv Central Time.
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Shortest and quickest line to Cincinnati Iouisvill and the North: also to Shreve- port, New Orleans and all points south. west.
 Schedule in effect May 1. 1898.
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RAILWAY SCHEDULES Arrival and departure of all trains fro D this city. Central time. In effect May l. at 100 p. m.
 L. & N.-North.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-30
Fur Prices Drop Again.

All Furs must goa great many
have gone, but there are a number
of garments left over from previ-
GUS sales, and to hasten their de-
parture VT again apply the prun-
ing knife to their prices-small
neck pieces and Alaska Sealskin
Jackets suffer alike.
If you want Furs and want to
save money you can't afford to let
this great chance slip by-Remem-
Der Furs will be much higher next
year.
Sealskin Jackets. xxx quality, perfect
fitting, box fronts. value $4,000.
Persian Lamb Jackets leipzig dyed
skins, perfect fitting, box front, value
1880 at. $4,000
Electric Seal Jackets, same model as seal.
skin, value $500, $4,000
Mink Collarettes. edged with mink tails,
fancy Innings, value $40.O o at. .$29.76
silk Innings, value $24.0O, at. ...$16.45
Misses Collarettes, in gray electric seal,
value $1,000, at. $4.OS
Electric Seal Capes, "a in. long by 12O in.
sweep, with fine Persian lamb yoke
and fancy silk lining, value $4,000,
We also offer very exceptional values in
Mems fur lined and trimmed Overcoats,
t..........$SO.O 90, $4,000 Il $124.OO
Second floor.
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Rife Shooting.

The rife team OF the New York Seduction Corps
shot its sixth winter match at Zettler's on Friday
night. The special match was won by C. sievers.
The score:
Individual Match-Tsn shots. possible ESQ points
y. F~Gcompre. 2S7; Or. c. Grosch. ESQ; J. c. Bonn. 23I;
j. A. Chrlsten, 282; C. r.. ofcrman. 22s; p. FelgeI,
es7; J. q. Thoolke. 22s; H.. Nordbruck. 1871; Il. Zett-
Ter, 22I; II. d. Mlchaelson. 225i C. stenens eel ~. N.
mi 22S; @. sievers. geo; n. c. L., Beversten,
geo; A. W. Lemcke. eco; Capt Meyer, 2lD; J.. Field.
husen. 2l7; II. Roster, 2l0; q. I. Lawrence, 2Os; A.
Lederhaus. 200; C. Mann, 207; s. Gale. 2O4; W.
Vessel. el9;B u. Wragge, 2OIi ]. Gobber, 2lS; y. II.
Ehltn, 200; j. Rie6esehl, 1919; II. becker, 100; q,
Doehle. 100; A. Bankauf, 1872: J, Caplan, 1903; II.
Horenburger, lSs; Il. Schulz, 1874 J. Paradies, 1871.
Team Match. same conditions-F. mn team
y. Bonn. 204i u. Xettler, 23l; Nicholson, $40;
Capt. 81 yer, 227; FacOmpre, 294; FeigeI, 2g2; Nord.
bruck, gel; @. +. Oherman. geo; q. DoIhle, geo;
Feldhusen. el0i Horenburger, 2l6; Roster, 2lO;
Parallels. 207; WeSSel. 2O3i Lederhaus, 1919; Riebe.
sehl, lg9; Mann. 10. Total. $500. ]. A, Christen's
teAm-Dr. Grosch. 23o; J. @. Tnoelke. 234i c. slevers,
295; A. W. Lemcke. 230i Chrlsten, eco; Stenens,
224; ]. Gobber. ego; Beyersten. ais Gale, 2l2i
Wragge, 2l8i Ehlen. 205i Decker, Ell; Hermann
2l2; Lawrence. 1895 Schulz. 1876; Bankauf, 1871
CaplAn. 1877. Total. 8. 1889.
Handicap Match-Sievers. sac; onarmAn, 945,
Doehle. 2[5i MichA lsOn, 244; Thoslke. 948; WTagge.
a48i Hermann, 240; DR.. O., Grosch. $40; Horen.
burger. gao; Lemoke. 1896 Feldhusen. 28s; Decker,
295i 0obbeT. 2S7; Bonn. 1885, ParAdIss, 292; Feigel,
$685. Roster, 2abi Nordbruck. 2a4i Paeompr6, 2b9i
stsnsns. aslI Ehlen. ssoi BevsrstsRs ESQ
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A MatChIess
Furniture Chance.

We've secured for selling at
about one-third below regular
value a lot of manufacturers sam
pies of the very newest Spring de-
signs in PARLOR SUITS, FAM
CY PARLOR and RECEPTION
CHAIRS, FANCY ROCKERS,
etc.-All come to US direct from
the New York Furniture Exposi-
ton. These samples were pro.
duced to show the best work of the
leading furniture makers of the
country, and they ere therefore
made and finished with extra care.
Nothing newer or better is to
be had.
The assortment comprises:
rs ParIor Suits,
SO odd ParIor Chairs,
40 Gilt Chairs,
rs fancy Rockers and Easy
Chairs.
And there's only one of each pat
tern.
These specimen items will give
you some idea of the opportunity
that this sale affords to every one
who needs furniture.
PARLOR SUITS. mahogany and ma
hogany finished frames, upholstered In
velour, satin damask and silk tapestry,
made to sell at
$4,000. 1000, 1890, $500, 5000
$aa.6o, 1000, $500, 3 500. e2.oo
ODD PARLOR CHAIRS, including
Divans, Window Seats. Reception
Chairs, ETC., made to sell at
800, 1900, 1900, 24.O0, 5000
0 $500. 900, 100, 1900, %. 90
GILT PIECES, Conversation Chairs,
Roman Chairs, Divans, etc., made to
$3.50, 7.5O. 1000, 1900, 5000
$2.25, 800. 100, 1900. 21.OO
ROCKERS-some with saddle seats and
some upholstered-made TO sell at
$500, 300, 1900, 1900, 1900
$500. 0.SO. $50. 1880, 1900
Fourth a0OE.
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China and Glassware.

100 Havilands decorated china Dinner
Sets of 113 pcs, complete service for
Dinner, Tea or Breakfast-four styles
Of decoration-equal good sets have
never before been offered for less than
$4,000, but you can buy these tomorrow
at. $751; set
Carlsbad china Tea Sets of 90 pcs, in
neat floral decorations. ....... $4.2S set
A lot of odd Plates of decorated Limoges
china-all sizes-regular prices were 35c.
to Soc, will be closed out at. 10c. ca
Decorated china Bathroom Sets-soap
dish, mug and brush differentiation of
the Dresden blue onion pattern. csc. set
40 doz. imitation cut glass Jelly or Gran
berry Dishes, worth 1Oc., at. &c. each
Imitation cut glass Fruit or Salad Bowls
2 sizes, ca
consisting 2 at. Jug, 9 tumblers and
tray at. .49c. set
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SiIverware and Cutlery.

Sterling silver Tea Spoons, fancy pat
terms, o OF. to doz., at.
$2.5 for set of six
Sterling silver Dessert Spoons. fancy pat
tern, II to 13 OF. to doz.,
$3.50 for set of six
Sterling silver Table Spoons, fancy pat
tern, II to 10 OF. to doz.,
$500 for set of six
Sterling silver Dinner Forks, fancy pat.
tern; II to Is OF. to dog.
$500 for set of six
Sterling silver Breakfast Forks, fancy pat
tern, II to 10 OF. to doz.
$3.50 for set of six
Sterling silver Sugar Spoons, fancy pat
Sterling silver Call Bells, two styles.
$3.50 and $l.49 ca
Sterling silver Match Holders, two styles.
$1.75 and So 5 ca
Sterling silver Bon Bon Dishes, various
Quadruple plated Tea Sets, four pieces,
q% @sRS iPsi plstsd crumb Tray and ss s ; . ss:
oaadrupie plated Fruit or Berry 5ish ss.
ouadrupie plated Fern Dishes, at
Rogers & Hamilton's Tea Spoons, frst
Rogers I Hamiiton;s Soup Spoons eSs .! Ar II
Rogers ( Hamilton's Dinner Forks, first
quality ..$1.OO set of six
Rogers & Hamilton's Dessert Spoons, first
quality ....... 5 set of six
Rogers & Hamilton's Sugar Spoons,
Butter Knives, and Coffee Spoons, at
lac. each
Landers, Frary & Clark's Dinner Knives,
plated, IL dwt. to doz., first quality,
at each
Meriden Dessert Knives, plated blades,
Stag Handle Carving Sets, English steel
blades, good value for $3.50, at
Meriden Cutlery Co., sterling: silver
mounted stag handle Carving Sets,
three pieces, in silk lined box, at
1878 set
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HER HUSBAND CAME TO CHuRon.
Mrs. Hose Uttered n shrek and Painted
Thought II must He HIS Ghost.

READING, Jan. 25.-During last evenings ser
vice at the Baptist chapel at Milmont Mrs.
Lauretta Rose occupied one of the pews. and
when a man was shown to the same pew the
woman uttered a shrek. swooned, and tainted.
The man was her husband. a respectable me-
chanic and good citizen. He assisted in restor.
ing his wife 10 consciousness. She was then
helped home, where at midnight she was able
70 explain as follows:
",When I saw the man enter the pew 1 knew
Was his shadow, or his spirit and that some
thing terHble had happened TO him, probably
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Lamps and Clocks.

Onyx Banquet Lamps with 6 in. onyx
columns, rich gilt finish, complete with
artistic bent glass globe, chimney and
ring, at $2.25; will sell Lamp sepa-
rateIy at $1.27, and Globe al ...... 8
Silk and Lace Lamp Shades, any size or
cOlOT. u ed
Brass Table with 9 in. onyx top, complete
globes to match, were $2.95 to 800,
20 at. ............ $1.OS ca
Ansonia Parlor Clocks, enamelled iron fin.
ished in assorted colors. Louis XIV.
shapes-S day, Cathedral gong strike.
regularly sold from $500 to $3.50,
$50. .$3. OS ca
Ansonia porcelain Parlor Clocks, Royal
Bonn cases, best Ansonia movements
would be cheap at $1,000, at:.$5 % each
Nickel and enamelled Alarm Clocks. at
SIC. each
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$3.50 to 5000 Down
COmfOrtables at $3.I9 Ea.

A manufacturer retiring from bust
ness closed out to US his entire
stock of domestic and French
satin covered Comlortables-
filed with pure down. full size,
goods that have been selling at
$3.50 to 5000, at a price which
enables us to place them on sale
tomorrow at @3. 40 ca
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Black Silks.

22.inch all silk black Taffeta, very strong
and bright, with excellent rustic, at
Soc. I'd
22-inch all silk black Figured Gros Grain,
in fifteen new and desirable patterns
this Is an excellent quality and 1t Is
worth 9Sc., but we'll close IL out at
80c. yd
22.inch heavy rich quality black Brocaded
sive designs, at. .09c. I'd
24-inch all silk black Satin Duchesse-ele-
giant quality, rich luster and very heavy,
at. .$1.25 yd
rtrtaoo, No,- nvldInr
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Black Ostrich PIumes, 29c. Ea.

Recent advices from Paris indicate that
Black Ostrich Plumes will be much in
vogue for hat trimming during the COM
ing Spring and Summer-This Offering
is, therefore, most opportune, for it en-
ables you to buy these goods at much
below value. One of the best feather
lot of fine ~three-quarter Ostrich Plumes,
8 inches long, of rich glossy black with
full wide head-would be counted excel
lent value at 39c.-for selling tomorrow
at. .S0c. ca
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George Bernhard & Son George ana Gorge
]. Bernhard). manufacturer OF clothing at w
and 204 East 1929 street and 2O5 and 2o7 Eat
lOlst street, made an assignment yesterday 70
s. Stelnam OF Waco. Tex, for 5000 for cur.'n!s,
sions. The liabilities are between $3o,oo" ana
100000. and the assets are nearly the sane
deputy Sheriff O,Donnell has received an az
tachment against Norris Rubens. hat nanntaS
turer OF 257 Greene street and at Newark, i. =
from E- w. Beebe for %, 9l2 In favor Of Donqs&
Il 90. for hatters' materials
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Women's $500 Tailor
Made Suits at $685..

Tailor Made Suits of fine
cheviot serge in black, blue.
green and brown-fy front coats
and new style skirt-lined
throughout with Roman striped
taffeta silk-thoroughly stylish
and up to date and fully worth
$25.OO-go on sale tomorrow
at $l5.0j en-
Second floor.
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Cut Glass.

Cut glass Salad or Fruit Bowls, large size,
deep, rich cutting, would be good value
at $500, but our price Is 500. $2.65 ca
Cut glass Water Bottles, new designs, rich
cutting and very brilliant. .... .$2.99 ca
100 dozen cut crystal Tumblers-at about
the price of ordinary pressed glass,
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Crockery Specials.

We place on sale tomorrow an Open
Stock Pattern of English ware, blue under
glaze decoration, gold traced, at about q
of regular value
100 doz. Plates, all sizes, to go at. &c. each
% doz. Preserves. .....:...:...3 sc. each
Oval Meat Platters Is to IA In.
Cups and Saucers. &c. pair
And the entire line at propo%rtionately low
prices.
Japanese china After Dinner Cups and
English decorated Toilet Sets, 10 pieces,
large shape, at..................$1.7S set
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HrssAlBn adsertisemsnts.
grssArvn sAssrtissmsuts.


Our business year begins Monday, January 81;
have received many new fine goods from the leading
manufacturers of England, Scotland, Ireland, France,
Austria, Germany, Japan, st. Gallen and our own mar
kets, and we intend to make the year 1898 the most
interesting of all FEARS. Have placed our standard
higher than ever, and our system is Il fully appreciated by
the people. All goods marked at the smallest possible
margin of profit and on cash basis. Every Lady and
Gentleman invited to our new exhibit.
All mail, telegraph or telephone orders filled
promptly. Our telephone number is $500 Brooklyn.
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death. i knew that II could not be my ]hu-hhn1i
Tor he had not been TO church In twen'} year..
The husband says he inst took a notion 81
TO chur IA last night. but had no idea lac "p4'i
friRhttn his wife in that way.
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l21c. a Yard.

they are in reality American made, and we take pride IN Offering is
them as such. In quality, finish and designs they closely re-
semble the higher priced French productions, yet they cost
about onethird.
The excellence of these Organdies points to the fact that it
won't be long before Yankee wit will outstrip foreign talent in
the production of cotton fabrics, as it has in the making of
silks.
New building first ar
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gsssArua aAssrttstmfuts.
Splendid Silks at
Surprisingly Small Prices.
Colored silks.

22.inch all Silk Figured Indla-very neat
and pretty designs in white and cream
only, at. 20c. yd
21.inch all Silk Brocaded Satins, in n
complete assortment of all the desirable
colors for evening wear, including white
and cream-worth 75c., at. ....40c. yd
21.inch all silk fancy check and plaid
Taffetas, a fine bright quality In all the
new spring styles and colors, at. sac. yd
27-inch all silk fancy striped Taffeta, an
extra heavy rich quality, new styles,
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BICYCLES.

Vim, Hodgman, Straus, Hartford
and Home Tires at u better advan-
tage than ever before. Will be the
centre of the bicycle trade. Fancy
profits will not be allowed, and all
To accommodate any who are an
ticipating making a purchase In
March, we will be willing to sell at
the prices given below, accepting a
deposit now, and purchaser will pay
h balance the 1st OF March, when
we will deliver the Wheel; no ma
chine will be sold except On this plan.
unless paid for in full. as we do not
consider the installment plan.
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Fulton Street, GaNatin Place and Livingston Street, BROOKLYN
IIandball.

Play was resumed In tho Long Island inter
scholastic handball tournament at the courts of
the Adelphi Academy. Brooklyn. yesterday
morning. The contesting teams were from the
"Poly Prep" and Brooklyn Latin schools. the
of both schools were ON hand in large numbers.
1t took nine games TO decide the contest. The
wick. and the sixth. between Ludlam and @.
rockingham, were the best played. In the
up to the eleventh hand. when Ludlam served
In great style and rolled up six points, winning
the game. Scores follow:
C. rockingham. Z" Poly 81; Berking, Latin. i2.
Ludlam; Latin. 2ii RobinsSn' Poly" u. ohsd.
Berking. &. Ludlam, 81; g. Frothlngham. ~. Rob
inSon, Eli Berking, 10. l.. Rockingham. 81; Lud'
lam, ia. Rnbinson, FL; Chadwick, =.
POINTS" Poly - 1895 Brooklyn Latin. l30.
The record OF the schools In the tournament is:
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New Printed Organizes.

Fourteen thousand yards of the daintiest and prettiest Organ.
dies-in new Partisan patterns, printed on white grounds, go on
sale tomorrow at