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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-14
MIGHT AS WELL COME T0IT

st. Thomas Danish West Indies, June
l3.-Philip c. Hanna. who was United
States consul at Porto Iuco urtn war be-
tween Spain and the United States was
declared. anticipating a cnange OF Porto
Rico's nationality. has recommended ths
merchants 10 accept Porto Rican silver
al its intrinsic value only. preparatory 70
the adoption OF the American gold bazla
This change, Mr. Hanna argues viii SAVE
the merchants from bankruptcy ano avsrt
q panic.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-14
SAN FRANCISCO AGROUND

Highland Light, Miss. June 1s-The
United States cruiser San Francisco ran
ashore during a dense fog this morning
a point about a half mile off Highland
lffe-saving station.
Provincetown. Mass, June 15.-The San
Francisco has fioated unInjured.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-14
INDIANA READY FOR SERVICE

san Francisco, June 13.-The transport
Indiana arrived this morning from Seattle
and Port Angeles and anchored in the
harbor. The government will take pos
session of the ship Immediately. The
Indiana is in ballast.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-14
PORTAUPRINCE KNOWSNOTHlNG

Port Al Prince, July l1-1o = m: Up
70 this hour today 10 news = ne cam
paiga IN Cuba ashore or aaoat. lad been
received here
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-14
FLAGS FOR The I0AH0ANS

san Frarciaco. J-as 1e--The I5aho bat-
.ag7us received aaa5~aue American
rag This morning. s. hasisg hecH ser 70
taa-n ~ the ladies' za4 oafidrea - Boss
c3.y. The rag 81 q lar-e au5 costly a.
fair TIE description -@F1-sl Regimes EH-
fa1srT. I5sho Volunteer = worSe- GO
TIE saE Ilegssaz1s Celozet 15aes hsz
received zord that = handsome state rag
IS also On sac Vsy Eers 1ram CaIcase.
whe-s * vzz raa4e en an ordeT fraz ere
lasas q Itaho-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-14

wasa.Hstsa. J1ae 3s-Tse ravy s<7.a-t-
nent azs c3ar.uss4 taaz e sas Purchased
Is 1aaEE smzl Vses for tas asxl..zrv
Gee. as 6. requires as ~ -z-I-nztiEa -
shas e-sct zas eosFsTs1 - Alma r.
Ger. - c1<sEs x IA s<rTscs. tC1&y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

In the Industry. outstrippng competitors and popu-
arzing tires by ocazing the applica ton II has
been the policy of some TO conine the business 10
few large cities but the American company aims 10
supply tires to an corners. with Instructions as 10
the best methods for applying them Already the
company has nearly two hundred pants. or
branches esta blished being double the total or all
it's competitors, and Its tires are now known III
every part of the United States and Canada' De,
sides being popular in London Paris. Berlin and
other OLD World cities is latest departure Is
3ianch tire for steam fre-engnes. -
Heron e. Co. carriage brokers. Is the sign ais
PLAYED at No 1,54s Broadway. The Idea is certainly
to recommend IT, First. the firm buys and sells
second hand carriages on commission. IL proposes
10 list on its books all the available good second
hand vehicles which are for sale whether owned 10y
owners the lowest cash price. and simply adding
small commission for its trouble. IL could pc
properly called a bureau OF Information on SECOND
hand carriages and such institution is certainly
boon 10 buyers OF such vehicles. The name or
W. A. Fitzsmons, as manager, is guarantee that
the venture vii. prove most successful one
pany Prince-st. and Broadway. reports a marked
i'm provement in the last week not only by inquiry
OF customers visiting the FIRMS extensive repository
and placing orders but also in sales from stock II
carries a very large stock exclusively OF its own
manufacture. including all the latest lads ana nov
elites in the most correct design. as wei as all
the regular standard patterns. ,,,,uu ,.so,,,.
Eighth-ave. and Fifty -ninth-st. feels very well
satisfied with the business OF the season. Whch so
far is away in excess of former years Mr. Dur,
ride be given under the auspices OF prominent
society leaders for the relief OF sick soldiers on
date TO be decided on hereafter.
The American Horse Exchange VIII sell al Nor
about fifty thoroughbred yearlings from the Nc
Grathana and lakewood studs. The lot includes
youngsters by imp. Meddler. Macdun. Bramble.
Hanover Strathmore. Fonso and other prominent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
HORSE AND CARRIAGE TRADE NOTE!

HORSE AVID CARRIAGE TRADE NOTES.
Business s moving along at brisk rate at the
big carriage house OF Van Tassell g. kearney, in
Thrteenth-st near Third-ave.. and the Indications
are fair for a continuance in every department In
the department for new carriages orders 10.
brouehams landaus tandem carts. etc, were re-
ceived from out -of-own customers. and several ex-
pensive Jobs were paced locally. There are IN
stock several secono- nand brougham by Brewster
& co. and other hrst-class makers wnicn look as
good as new and which can be secured very rea-
sonahly brisk demand for seasoned horses and
secondhand vehicles is evinced al their regular
Tuesday and Friday auctions Elliot Lafetra, In
charge of the coach horse department. has on
hand specially selected lot Of Northern New-York
bred carriage horses which are thoroughly trained
and handled by experienced drivers. The nrm
aso carries an extensive stock OF harness suitable
for all kinds OF vehicles.
Those who desire to order hlgh-ciass carriage
of snecial design will be we'll suited by patronizing
the old reliable firm OF j. B Brewster q Co. Ola
Guard Armory Building, Broadway and Forty
nlnth-,t The firm also carries most extensive
line Of the latest patterns In stock.
Albert c. BostWck purchased at the White
Plains Horse Show at high figure. from Charles
F. Bates q four-in-hand. comprising the we'll
known pair OF bay mares Lady Ursula and Lady
Flavia as leaders. and the pair OF bay gedinss
Lord ChumIey and Lord Chesterfield. as wheelers
The leaders are 1872 hands high. are OF the richest
mahogany bay with all-black points The wheelers
are 1873 hands in height. and OF magnificent con-
formation. Mr. Bates believes that II Is the nnest
park four he has ever owned
The ra piduy with which the practical use OF rub
Der tires has been recognized by the public Ii little
short OF marvellous. A short time ago they were
novelty The American Rubber Tire Company.
Thrty.eighth-st and Broadway has taken the lead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
A NEW-ENGLAND HUSKING BEE.
TO Re GIVEN AT WASHINGTON HEIGHTS BY THE
woMEN's AUXILIARY OF THE YOUNG
MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION


MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The women's Auxiliary 70 the Washington
Heights Young Mems Christian Association will
hold a novel entertainment October Is. 10. 20. 81
ard the afternoon Of October % at the association
building No. 53 West One hundred nd fft " NTH
st. II will represent a street In a New England
village with the inhabitants in rustic costumes its
country stores. inn postofice. schoolhouse gris-
mill etc. where everything can be found from
havseed 10 hardware. The principal amusements
will be huskng bee in Uncle Nathans barn on
The evenings OF October IS % and % at si5 O'Clock
On Wednesday evening. October 10. the only Mrs.
Harley will exhibit her collection OF wax ngures.
On Saturday afternoon she will give special mat
inee for the children.
The hostess OF the Dew Drop Inn will furnish an
od-fa shioned New England tea on the evening Of
October q at $50 o'clock On Friday evening
October D. a musical programme viii be given
The course tickets are 81 single tickets Is cents
admitting one 10 all the attractions mayor van
V'yck has been invited 70 open the fair Ill. =.
eniertainment are Mrs. r. A simpson. Mrs Ed
mund outUnter. Mrs. W. bnlmsn, MIS-; j % o.
Hands. Mrs ~ g. Foster. Mrs Foster; i Mrs
W r Alexander. Mrs. Farrell, MIS- baimt n2i
Niss Hetzell. Miss Sanger. Miss Lennon Mlss
Rirlbgt Mrs J. r. Disbrow, Mrs. z. J.. JehkS'
Mrs Toiten and Mrs. Tyler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

TAFFETA silk waists IN the newest stripes. pIlidS.
plain and changeable effects some full 'front.' Others
tucked In this lot fine black satin and velvet
waists, tucked 'front.' in the newest shades; choice
OF all 49s, regular 600 to 6.'5.
BLACK brianne waists tucked front, detachable
collar. special at l.1s
FINE all wool cashmere waists in black, cardinal,
and navy handsomely braided 'front.' at 2 W.
COlORED PETTICOATS
EXTRA quality black sateen pcttlcoats. made UNI
brella STYLE deep corded founec lined with Somett
flannel. special 9sets, regular 80.
A FINE LOT Of silk pcttlooas in the latest shadngs,
and black; umbrella ruffe corded. In this LOT
limited number OF striped tlffeta silk petcoas, deep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

AT 5.98, reduced from o 90 and 10 90. The hand
soonest Royal Bonn clocks made beautifully decorated
in the SOFT rich coloy that characteristic OF ire
finer grades OF Royal Bonn tinted in rich Cobalt blue
and Empire green ovesid with lace gold. These
have been the best selling clocks at 200 and 900
but the oyerconfdeni clock maker contacted for
too many cases j9S buys clock, handsome
clock good enough for any one
AT $50. reduced from so tn, / S-day Amer-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
l.RGE CLAIM FOR COMMISSIONS.

The Sheriff has received an attachment from
Rufralo against Louis Gibson Harris. Of Toronto.
for No coo In favor Of George n Moore. OF Buffalo.
on an assigned claim from James Curry. OF To-
ronto for commissions claimed for negotiating the
sala of q patent for q gas-producins process for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

AT 3oCTS INSTEAD OF 59CTS 500 yards 90
inch all silk black satin Duchesse; the quality IS
strong and serviceable
AT ACTS INSTEAD OF 69CIS. boO yards ~
inch ali silk black taheta fine, bright and lustrcus
cloth.
AT 7sCTs INSTEAD OF 100 300 yards 81 inch
all silk black satin Duchesse, rich, heavy fabric, we'll
adapted for full costumes
AT Boots INSTEAD OF 1875 700 yards % inch
all silk black Gros Grain Brocades, extra heavy and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
Attractions in Silk and Cashmere Waists.
CoIOred PettcOats and Infants Wear.

lounee double ruffle, never sold less than 8 IS,
choice Of all, 49S.
OUTING FLANNEL undcrskirts, assorted stripes,
yoke band, 25cts and 29cts.
FOX THE INFANTS.
INFANTS long cambria slips, with insertion and
tucked yoke. special 29cts.
MISSES muslin gowns. ruf1e on neck and sleeves,
large collar, sizes 29cts.
SILK CAPS in cream, top trimming OF ribbon and
lace. also full ruch-, 29cts and 39cts.
EIDERDOWN coats in cream. light blue, pink and
cardinal. fur and braid trimmed, at 90 and 225
LONG CLOAKS Of Bedford cord in cream only, rib
bon trimmed. special 2.9s
FANCY eiderdown house sacques with embroidered
rio. ri silk al Acts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

Stewart and II. c. Chase g. p veron will be the
King and Herbert witherspoon Ramfs
NJ f. Medvedien who is announced as the great
Russian imperial tenor" will give a concert In the
Academy Of Music this evening. with the hep OF
Mime H. Diamant- Nathan. soprano; NJ Altschuler.
volonceno; Eugene Bernstein. pianoforte, and
choir OF Russian singers The music will he largely
Russian.
Annie Grey will give three lecture recItals In
Chickering Hall on Monday afternoon and Wednes-
day and Friday evenings OF this week Her SUBJECT
will be Lifts Lays and Legends Of Scotland She
will be assisted by her mother. Mrs ogilvie Grey
NJ rouensteln has decided to call the band
which he has organized 10 give concerts in the
Waldorf-Astoria this season under the direction OF
Emil Paur the New-York Orchestra II Is to
consist sixty members but at its first concert in
Carnegie Hail. on October &c. II Will be largely aug
mented The occasion has been arranged TO intro
duce Mr. Paur as local conductor.
Chickerng e. Sons have projected series OF light
invitation entertainments to be given In their reno
waited hall this season The first took place last
Tuesday On November To- January p and March
Q the Dannreuther quartet will play; on December
s January 81 and April the concerts VIII be given
by the Madriga Singers. assisted by pianist prob
ably Nine. Carreho.
The Boston symphony Orchestra, Mr. Wilhelm
Cerlcke conductor. will give 1--WE afternoon and I'VE
evening concerts at Carnegie Hall on the following
dates: Wednesday afternoons. November 3. Decem-
Der A. January ls February % and March p. and
Thursday evenings. November 10. December 10.
January 49, February % and March g. The pro-
grammes for the afternoon and evening concerts
will be entirely different. Mr. Rosenthai, Mr.. WHY
Burmester Lady Halle Norman Nerida), NJ.
Alvarez and Nine Carreho Will be the sooists.
Mr. Hans Kraaoid. 'eeist, and Mr.. Albert a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
More Corset Opportunities. At l.5O.

ILL., g. p g. r. d. ana rnma
sold for 3 o odds o a -,
Dollar coets white d'ab and oAc
O COutHe, at 59ctS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

ca clocks, ncased in imported china cases, b.aun'
fully decorated and tinted in delicate colofs, 4N
AT 3.o8, reduced from 90 Eght.d,y cloco. ce''
American Movements noaSei IN Royal Bonn e'"s'
neatly decorated and tinted
At HALF PRICES and less, about Ten fine rfene,
clock sets in gilt. bronze and other fnSh''He mafwa
1880 TO ~ 90, instead OF 400 to $500, and scns
the in-betws.n prices are less than hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

Thess tenor announce recital on THURSDAY
evening. October 10. Mr.. Frederic Baumann VIII
accompany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
B r O O K L Y N.

awNSa
and wc
etedn tteeN enNe MHeb
Nor gnnhedm nOtm
Thh
Hmn will m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

A IZLCTS lf1SIc1u OF I5lIS TO -JN'S'
Women's fine gauge black cotton hose. high splioed
heels and double soles, also mems black halt hose
with spiced heels and toes guaranteed stainless,
l9ots to 25ets kinds at 12hcts pair.
AT IoCTS instead of 25cts to 35cts.
Won,ens medium weight black cotton hose, high
spiced heels and double soles. also assorted fancy
stripes. 2sets 10 95cts kinds at bets pair.
AT 2SCTS instead OF Scots TO 13cts.
Mems extra quality ribbed cotton Bicycle hose,
splleed heels and toes, black and dark gay, sizes
10 H. 50cts 10 75cs kinds at 25ots par.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
Silks that are Interesting.

MOOD Inc sUr
cors that ponce evehng the retiring an
wild
then the blacks sceab Here that are modest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

$4,000 The attachment was served on the pres
dent OF the international Sanitary Gas Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
Ask to see the Marwyn Glove.
Another Clock Movement.


us
No halt guarantees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
A Remarkable 75CtS Shirt.

Really 90 and lbs kind other stores MADE
'front.'
little beautifully
whether octs oO
you can hno
OF course and always will have
Three for maze from
webbing ends and glove button Cast OIL
orn onepau
Plain white fancy nght h men
bows nU and third 55cs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
The COIored and Black Dress Goods.

These are fabrics that will catch your
tomorrow at the prices Of ordinary goods
AT 4oCrS INSTEAD or 65CTS.
as inch handsome velour plalds, wool filing neh
dark colorinss
AT 4oCTS INSTEAD OF 15CTS
46 lnch silk and wool French Fosc sutnSs, worm
double The pnoe we quote
AT 53CTS INSTEAD OF s5CTS.
A. inch all wool imported granite suitins', Particu-
larry adapted for tabernacle gowns.
AT SCOTS INSTEAD OF 76CTS
so inch all wool ladies' eloh good weight twill back
fabric, in full line OF new colors.
AT SCOTS INSTEAD OF 75CTS.
AS inch all wool heavy mixed oheviots, suitable Tor
travelling and bicycle dresses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
Something New in WOmen's Shoes.
A Good Chance to Buy Boys Clothes.

AT 200. 80 Atwood fancy check chevot sailor suits,
pretty combinations some trimmed with souiaohe
braid only 3, 4, and year sizes regular price
3 0s
AT 3.%S Dark blue all wool cheyio, double breasted
suits very dessy, ! TO 10 year sizes. value 100
AT 100. Dark blue and cardinal one piece all wool
flannel kilt suits, box pleatcd front. with hand en-
broldered anchor and year sizes
AT 1913. Dark blue and the shade ofbrown. also
dark cardinal one and two piece kilt suits in best
H.. This is delicious candy
w, as good as it is possible to
OUCts. make candy; you might
Candy. pay 2octs. or 4Octs. a
pound more and not get
Bit better Have look at our Candy Dept.
before you leave the store; its in the base
ment front.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

Deputy Sheriff Strauss received an execution ses
terday against Louis Cohen. dealer In clotnihs -
No As cana-st for 1870. in favor Of Simon Ns'.
mann and levied on the stock OF GOODS ~ -.
store Herman Joseph put in writ OF repie'" ~
Deputy Coroner Hillman for s9i7 IN favor OF 80
Rubenstein a creditor. Mr.. Joseph said taa' ~.'
Rubenstein had the store watched all Fricsy h'ens
and that at O'Clock Saturday morning NJ
wagon a bakery wagon and a truck were CIV.
IN TO the door OF the store. and their drivers U.s.
10 take away the stock or clothing. UT Hs ".s
STEMS SON who the watch gave the 49,,
fred of a revolver which attracted crowa, S re-
the police arrived and prevented the fuIi"s rouns
mnval OF m. goods The police arrested yov A..
Rubenstein for hring his revolver Ines ' az, the
rested another man and took the goods OF In,nns
wagon 10 the Eldrdge-st. police station =, %.
Ribens,ein was fined SO IN the Essex MARIE, "a,
lice Court by Magistrate Meade Tor earIyhs mean,
volver Mr. Josent paid the nne ~ ,m. Hs|
time Mr. Cohen. II is said. kept OUT OF ,sas ana 10
has been In the clothing business since sS a. and
january. last claimed 10 have assets on 80 here Ia
tS7e and was for many years custom peu'ei' "
Ing on the instament plan
Justice Freedman. OF the Supreme Court "
pointed James J. Ncelis receiver IN suppe",yo
proceedings for Morris Fischer; a DIN, chsrles
SIT East Nfnthst. on the rpn,nsss ave ysarss
Weber. Mr. Fischer has been In business NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

Arnold & Wilson. composed Of Richard A Arno'.
and William Wilson dealers In mantels. things ana
freplaces al No. Il East Fifty-ninth-si, mace az
assignment yesterday to William X. kir'lana WIZ
out preference. Mr. Arnold was formerly e'n'
poyed by Kirkland. Andrews Co. and he prev
ent firm was formed in March. 1895 since Wv
business was started a depression has been expen'
enced in that line Of trade and. although the ~
got considerable business. II said tnst p!s..ss
were very low. NJ. Wilson Is said 10 De more ']~~
seventy years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

duabl. quality, in large variety of new designs,
large and small patterns.
AT ooCTS INSTEAD OF 9sCTS. 20 inch all silk
fancy satin check taffctas, fine bright cloth in the
latest color combinations;
AT 7SCTS INSTEAD or co. % inch Lyons all
silk and wool Poplin beautiful, fine and ustrous ma
ten1 all the latest staple and fancy colors Tor even
ing and street wear
AT osCTS INSTEAD OF l25 20 inch all silk
fancy plaid Tafctas in large assortment OF new
coorinss and combinations very popular fabric Tor
waists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

Stewart and II. c. Chase. g. Neron will be the
King and Herbert Witherspoon Ramfs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
Upholstery Advantages.


made wonderfully
comfortable hone-ke
Upholstery
that
department uh extended ana
oil moNb things imaginable
7O lac u.i4
unon exhbt nd6 0rar
c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

AT 25CTS instead Of Boots to 50cts.
Women's extra fine ingram ribbed Isle thread hose
spliced heels and toes, also ribbed in fine cotton,
and mems fine Isle half hose, in Persian stripes,
35cts TO scots kinds at 25ets pair.
MEMS UNDERWEAR
lot Of extra fine quality silver gray merino shirts,
ribbed bottom and long sleeves, with drawers IN
two lengths OF inseams to match. sizes shirts "a to
46, drawers 80 to 40, |. IS kinds at l. % each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

grade of flannel, trimmed with rows OF soutaehs
braid ? and year sizes
AT 4.98. Fall Top coats in tan covert cloth, ver
nat;y styles, to IS year sizes
AT 6.4S. Dark blue kepey cloth top coats. custom
tailor made, silk velvet collar nicely trimmed, 4to 10
year sizes
Ar 5.4S. Two piece Kit suits in dark blue serge
and mixed cfewots, with dark cardinal YES, and collar
trimmed with white and back braid and pearl but
tons. and year sizes.
WOmen's This is lot Of 200 dozen
Pique Gloves. only Of wT'ne ,h ~. IIa
9SCts. instead p pId,os T Th. az rr.v.iIiny
OF I.Lo. street shades and black
all sizes. This is an exceptionally good
glove. and canno, be duplicated by US 10
sell for less than l.25.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
Natural Plants at Unnatural Prices.

Fresh Supply Natural plants exceptionally low prices Compare these
hardy plants with those ordinarily see
Crotonp instead OF 25 25 instead OF ZOO
instead l.25; l25 instead OF l75
25 Ito instead ZOO; l0
of $50.
Palms. LIS instead Of 215.
Palms. Rubber plants as well many ohr xmas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

That
vol have Fall and Winter Material Hardly
the elaborate Those
economical addition to the
Mondays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

JNLNtT >
AT 700. Black cheviot eutawiy refer. double.
breasted effect. notchei collar and entirely rev 10
design lined with black Rhldama silk.
AT ll.S0. English Kersey doth jackets, in black,
navy, green or brown. double breasted, triple
stitched seams, finished with straps Of material snA
lined with fancy stripe tafe'a.
AT 1925. Unfinished worst-d jackets, fly 'front.'
topcoat effects, lined with black ,are,i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
A Great Chance in Mems and WOmen's Hosiery.

Of about half
prices opportunity And why that
vigilance
advantage will
have the goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

AT 1@25. Camels hair cloth suit, in blue or brown.
topcoat effect, or in English ehevio cloth, suit in
black or navy coat silk lined, new in design and es
cellently finished
AT $3.50. Finest Grade Venetian cloth suit in black.
blue or brown entirely lined with silk stylish coat
with velvet collar, new sleeve and beautifully cut
lounce skirt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

your eve and rlvet IT, ana YET we are olerlng 'reh
goods
AT 4oCTS INSTEAD OF 65CTS.
ling nch 81 inch all wool French popins good weight and
perfect black
AT SCOTS INSTEAD OF I5CTS.
S. worth I,i., ,o,b ,ir h,,s .mootb far.
fsbrc. Black
,,,,;-, AT ooCTS INSTEAD OF 100.
as inch French camcl's hair Black
Al 7SCTS INSTEAD or $50.
twill back A inch mohaIf and wool oayaderes worm aouoe
our price Black
AT oSCTS INSTEAD OF 150
uitabe for Al inch moh' and WOO ney eepon 'esuH Pree
/ so Black