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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27
Challenge Sale
High-Grade Dress Goods.

Special No. 1-46-INCH TWO-TONED-
WHIPCORD, elegant dark shades;
for tailor effects. Green, Plum, ana
Brown. worth M.25, challenge price
No 2-High Novelties. French and Eng.
lish makes, l6 inches, stripes checks
and fancy effects, value $50 to 500
at 81 4S.
No. 3-ls-inch Whlpcords and Vigoreaux,
en- ideal tailoring stun, Brown, Green
Blue, and Gray, regular $L7o value
No l-le-inch Golf suiting. extra heavy,
colors, worth 81. at soc.
No. 5-Checks. Stripes. and Fancies,
wool and silk mixed stuffs. extra
STYLES, extra qualities, at soc.
No. Grand special value 4O-inch
Strictly Pure Wool Cheviot, varied
styles tailoring weights, worth oOc.,
No. New French sackings, exquisite
designs. Blue. Pink. stripes, and
figures. worth 75c.. at 05c.
Bright Wool-Faced Plaids, suitable for
school worth lie. at ~ lie.
Children's Plaid Goods styles at lie.
l0inch-Wide Figured Wool Brocade, 10
colors, sold for S9c., challenge price
I5c.
Silk-Finished Fancy Slrting at IL lie.
t0c Snk-Finished Satin, stripes and
figures. AT 81 1-2c.
25c French Satins, bright and staple
colors 15c.
lie. Fancy Black-Back Siiesias at 1Oc.
Fast Black lie. Percaline at IL lie.
Best Be. Dressmaker's Cambria at 3 Use.
Best l0c. Canvas Black and Colors,
al 67-Sc.
$50. Real Hair-Cloth. Black only. at
IL I-&c
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%Challenge Sale
NGPaniteWare.

! I5e for the 1O-quart Granite-Iron Dish
!. pans the 29c. kind.
; Sc. for the 4-quart Granite Milk-Pans,
!, l2c. kind.
, 55c for the Large-Size Granite-1ron
; Ham Boilers, CSC kind.
, lie for the Granite-lrou Lip Saucepans,
Zjc. kind.
; zoe. for the Large-Size Granite Roast
; ing Pans SOC kind.
, sc. for the Granite-Iron Pie-Plates. nc
; kind.
? 4c. for the Granite-Iron Batterbread
Pans, t0c. kind.
Zoe. for the largest size Granite-Iron
Cake Moulds 25c kind
Toe. for the 2-quart Granite-IrOn Coffee
or Teapots. the 29c. kind
Zoe. for the 3-quart Granite-Iron Sauce
pans, the 39c. kind.
i5c. for the Large-Size Granite Fry
Pans.
zoe. for the Large-Size Rice or Oat-
meal-Boilers. the zoe. kind
BE. for the Granite Ladies', DipDers.
spoons, and Swimmers, the lee. kind
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fChallenge Sale
tLanp Globes.

= 10-inch Solid Coiors or Decorated, brass
= rim. regular price 81, challenge sale
Y at zoe.
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Challenge Sale
MEMS Wear.

Mems Pure Linen Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, any width hem, full size, lsc.
= value, for IL lie.
: Mems TAPPED Border Hepmed Hand
, kerchiefs. plain and White or colored
= border, full size. for 1 Use.
= Mems Heavy WOOllen Socks. natural
wool all sizes 19c value, for IL &c.
y Mems Navy-Blue Flannel Top Shirts,
: single and double breasted, $50 value.
for 0Sc.
: Mems Genuine Scotch Gloves. fancy and
solid colors, for zoe. a pair.
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$3.50.

pARLOR SUITES. 8 AND PIECES,
all-over stuffed, covered in silk tapes
try. each piece in different color. qua
ranteed well made, regular price $50,
challenge sale $24 50
Solid Oak or Mahogany finished, chal-
ROMAN CHAIRS,
lenge sale S1.0O
MORRIS CHAIRS,
Solid Oak or Mahogany-Finishcd
Frame, reversible cushions. I'm CoIdu-
roy, Velour, Denim. regular prices
$3.50 and s., challenge sale 1915 and
$3.50
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Challenge Sale
pSpectacleS and Eye-Gla Sses.

Gold Alloy Eye Glasses or Spectacles-
Spectacles with straight or riding bow
frames, Eyeglasses with straight
nose pieces patent spring nose pieces
or cork nose pieces-to fit every condi-
ton Of the eyes, challenge sale 1Sc.
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hallenge Sale
'Sewing-Ma

= Drop-Head Sewing Machines. written
guarantee five years. every attach
ment Free challenge price $11.o5.
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Challenge Sale
-Baby's Wear.

Mother sense and business wit make tho
Meyer Store headquarters FOR the
Baeys Wear.
New Go-Carts and Baby-Carriages, adj
vanced styles for 1899 all ready 10 be
shown. The celebrated Whitney make
only.
Infants $50 Handsome Nainsook
Dresses at 81; Cambria Dresses. Ham
burg yoke. soc; Eiderdown Walking
Cloaks, Angora fur trimmed for
si.33: Children's s. Fancy Refers at
81 90; Crocheted Handmade Sacques.
soc; Bootees. :5c.; French Kid
Shoes, in Tan and Black. at 25c.; Eli
egant Iceland Lamb Robes. flannel
lined worth So. for $575 China Silk-
Bonnets, IN Pink Blue, and White.
trimmed In Otter fur worth 500. at
u.75; Crochstsd Hoods at csc.
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tChallcnge Sale
Heavy POtieres.

Oriental Colored Damask Portieres
just the latest styles, heavily fringed
top and bottom, both sides 81 Or
can be used challenges price. VTs ~
Light-Colore1 Chenille Portieres. fringed
top and bottom, heavy dado Dor
ders, challenge price. 81 20
pan ss's.ssssss... .sssssssssssss
Damask Table Covers. 2 yards square
heavy, tied fringe, original $40
price g. challenge sale at......
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tChaIlenge Sale
+Boys' Clothing.

: More Boys Clothing by far than any
two houses in Richmond.
100 Little Boys American Blouse Suits.
=. very finest cloth made suits, sold In
regular way at $3.50. challenge price
$500.
Little Boys Fancy Corduroy Suits, fine
pearl buttons. silk braided, regular
sac suit, challenge sale 500.
300 or more Fancy Suits, Military Blue
Blouse Suits. Virginia Military lnsti-
tute Suits numerous high novelties
OF the season--suits that cost UP 10
IS, challenge sale $500.
A great table full Of Suits. double
breasted styles, for boys TO 16, and
vestee styles for boys TO years,
Blacks and fancies, heavy cheviots
and cassmeres, challenge sale at
81 As.
Fine Tailored Suits, double-breasted
styles. imported worsteds, cassmeres,
cheviots, rough and smooth, all sizes
3 to 16 years, challenge sale at S3.9o.
Corduroy Pants well made cost &c.,,
challenge sale at Bic.
Imported Worsted Knee Pants. Blacks
and fancies. usually $50, SIS, and 81,
challenge sale at SSc-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27

&c for I.arge-Size Porcelain o-r
Dinner Plates. r,.4-.
&c. for Porcelain BraaEtist ,,,-s.
x Co. Tpdfvfduqi Hotel steak no. f,tF
table dishes. Double Egg CUP W..
10. Tor Iarge-SiZe BE. FQfceltA W.
ter Pitchers. .-l.... ca.
Sc FOR White Chambers MEDIUM s..
19c. FOR Araddoclts White emma l','
Fruit Stands. ..... 3.-,s',is
55c. for Naddocks White F'''
Fish Dishes. ,....-.4 0I.r.
soc. for White Porcelain C'Fs''1
25e for White Porcelain Toilet "''a
Bowls.
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M tChallenge Sale
E,@TailOr-Made Suits.

Tailor-Made Suits in
Black, Gray. and
Brown, jackets silk
lined, very suit you
have seen from $50 70
SO, challenge price 81.
Black or Blue Serge
Suits, man tailored, new
fiounce skirts, better
than usual so skirts,
challenge price $3.50.
Tight Fitting Suits,
elegant plaid taffeta
lining, very handsomest
Of this seasons So suit,
challenge sale SO.
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44lnoh sLlk-FYnleh Blaek

French Cropons, In ex-
quisitc new deslgns; As
lY@ineh Black Drap dEte. in
a magnificent quality 30
inch ExtFa- Weight, SILK
Finish Black MOhaIr
Brllliantine; 46-inch Elmo
Black French PopliD.
with sslk dots. <l75 20 81
grades. for ...........
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Challenge Sale
, Art Goods.

Sample line OF Irish Point scarfs. worth
from 81 TO s.. challenge-sale price SOC
each.
German Linen Scarfs tied fringe. woven
borders and stamped. 25c each.
Pure Linen Doylies, Xxi inches. stamped
In Dresden and other new designs
challenge price Ic
Heavy Monte Linen Scarfs, crochet
centres. 2 yards long, worth Sl.75 chal-
lense-sale price 81.
Satin Damask Tray Covers, hemstltched
and stamped. f5c
Heavy Monte Fancy Drawn Tray Cow
ers. stamped. 15c. each.
Brocatelle Cushion Tops. assorted col
oTs and Colored Denim Cushion Tops.
stamped, 15c. each.
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Challenge Sale
Ladies' Wrappers.
Challenge Sale
Mems Furnishings.

% dozen Mems Natural WOOL Gamer
Hair and Dark Gray Mixed SoS
seamless, all sizes, 100. value l1lC
for ....... .......... ......... ...'@
Mems All-Linen Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, full size. and very fine Dual
ity, any width hem; sell everywher
for Csc, are here for TO-. or E0C
Tor ........... ........-.'. s..'''
, Mems Fine Muslin Night Robes, I
inches long, embroidered fronts, sill
stitching pearl buttons, all 9ZlC
sizes, soc. value, for........... ~
Mems Extra-Heavy Unbleached Can
ton Flannel Drawers cpt full SIC
Mems Scotch Wool Gloves, 1SC
fancy and solid colors, pair......
40 dozen Children's All-silk Wind
sor Ties and Bows, bright f1IC
; plaids and stripes, for...........
u dozen Mems Fine Elastic Sus
penders. good webbing, mohair fldC
ends, 25c value, for.....,........
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tres. prettlest of Scotch makes, will
wash beautifully, up to 60 inches wide,
regular prices up to 81, 60 OK
challenge price. a pair. VIZ ~
Exquisite Renaissance Lace Curtains.
inserted borders, ruffied edge. regu-
lar price 49, challenge S9.95
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4o.inch Atwood, Extra

Fine Black Costing Serge;
40-inch High-Lustre, Plain
Black Sicilian: 50-inch ALI
Wool. Ffne-Finish Black
Habit Cloth: 0S-lnch Black
Figured Bourette Cloth,
ranging In values from
10 10 SOC. per yard, for.
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ka-,,cb sunerb pIao,, TAILOR

5l-inch superb Black Tailor
Serge. fS-inch Fancy
Black Velour do Rouse;
lG-lnch Superior Black
SIX Warp henrietta; 62-
inch Fine Twill-Back
BroadclOth. all good
values at $40 q yard. for
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challenge Sale
Silks.
97-inch Fine Back Satin

LI-IIINI IIIN I's"~h
Serge, for lining: Black
Moire Velour, Black OF
toman, and Satin Bro
cade: All-Silk Plaid Taf-
fetas, in choice colorings;
AT1-Sllk Colored Surahs;
Colored Taffetine Silks,
for lining. worth from Go
70 SIC. per yard. for......
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Challenge Sale
Fancy Articles.

Glass Tobacco and Cigar Jars, s inches
tall, silver-plated tops, challenge sale,
19c
400 Ash Receivers, brass trays, with
halr-burned cigar and cigarettes, usu-
ally 25c., challenge sale at Toe.
90 Glass Tobacco and Cigar Jars, with
heaviest-plated silver and jewelled
tops, challenge sale at 25c.
Silver-Plated, BevelIed-Edge, French
Plate Hand Mirrors, usual price 75c.
challenge price 20c.
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tChallcnge Sale
tHandkercIiiefs.

Exquisite, Dainty, En-
broidered Swiss Hand
kerchiefs, genuin e
Swiss made, which can
be washed and re-
washed. a great lot,
that contain every one
of the prettiest of 2 for
25c. Handkerchief, all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27

ed CrepOns. I'm a choice
line OF new designs: so
inch Extra-Fino Black
Imperial Serge; 39-inch
Fine Black French Poplin
and Fine Black Whipcord,
actual worth from 81 20
sl-35 per yard, fOr......
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tChallenge Sale
Lace Curtains.

Magnificent new de-
signs Of Heavy
Worked Bordered
Lace Curtains, plain
I'D Igefr,,,.I ga,,
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Carlsbad China New shape llo'1aa
Pots. handsomely decorated. 0s2
10c. for Carlsbad China Pitchers shaded
Green and floral decorations.
15c. for Fine Decorated Carlsbad CAKE
Plates.
20c. Tor soc. Individual cup Saucer end
Plate Sets.
15c. for Carlsbad China N0assas Jug.
soc. for 1875 Carlsbad Go.a-D. ao.a'.-
Celery Trays.
lie. for &c. Decorated Impctei China
Brush Vase.
1oc. for s5c. Imported China G5Il-Lnsi
Vegetable Dishes.
Sc. a pair for English China CUPS a.l
Saucers. were $40 dozen.
5Oc. for Green and Gold Turkey Pat
ters; sold for 81.
DC. for Stippled-Go'd, Hand-beooi4..-
Mugs. the l9c. kind. .,..,
20 each for Carlsbad China lh4g
Butter Dishes, regular pIlls '~
dozen. -.t.r ,t.t.e
4c. each for French China saila D.5..-
15c. for 25c. Mustache cups m.05 ''
rated. - rrg.iah
Fancy Plates; less than haiI I.'."
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Highest Grade Seal Plush capes, APP
plique work, silk soutache and satin
ribbon. collar and edging Of stone
marten fur our usual $40 Capes. chal-
lenge price 81. 40.
1s-inch Deep Seal Plush Capes, s. inches
around bottom, hanging In rippies. APP
pliqued, beautiful designs. In narrow
braid, angora FUR trimmed; picture in
your mind the best 81 Cape you ever
saw: challenge price s1.9s.
Dressy Plush Capes. OF Testers Best
English Seal Plush, heavily satin lined,
applique work of jet, braid and ruff
des. satin ribbon. real n.arten fur on
cellar and edgings, the grandest si2
Cape ever made, challenge price 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-10
EEDNOND PLEADS FOR IRELAND.
AN ELOQUENT LECTURE ON THE CPRlS-
ING OF '9s"

AN ELOQUENT LECTURE ON THE tfHl07
ING OF '9s."
,oh, = Redmond the representative OF Water
,ord County In the House of Commons, lectured
last night at the Broadway Theatre on Inc Up
rising OF IS" The theatre was not only crowded.
hut at least five hundred people were turned away
ION, its coors Edward OFlaherty chairman OF
the es Association which IS arranging Tor Pill
Sr,nare 10 ireland the coming summer INTRO
duced Richard Stockton Emmett as chairman OF the
meeting. Among those on the stage were Ne
corder GoN ". Bourke Cochran. justice W. D.
Keosh Justice Augustus Van WICK, OF BROOKLYN
William Astor Chanler, DIT. William j OSuiilvan'
General James r. O'Beirne and Congressman
Sulzer.
Mr. Redmond loudly cheered when he was
,n.ro.auced and frequently interrupted IN the
course OF his lecture by applause. The speaker
said that the uprising greatly misunderstood
nv many who often termed It a ''Popish rebellion
He cited from several histories 10 show that OF the
1s leaders in the rebellion. JOG were Proiestants'
He then referred to the efforts 20 get france nc TO
co-operate in The uprising and the failure OF me
navsl nxreditjons sent by Napoleon 10 ald lrelahu
,a,e sn o ne Revolution and told Of deeds Of hero
Ism performed by the irish leaders He dwelt at
Count Wexford lie gave as the cause Of the
failure Of the uprising the ScK OIL ,b
srrest OF the leaders by the English and ireachery
among their own followers IN enalne i h, NJ
which had lasted for more than two hours MI
Redmond said: $1,000, s,.oo .Aoso
cone hundred years have now passed sinCe nos 80
NAV l;ved suffered and died FOR the freedom or
Ireland What lesson does il teach? It s may be be
called failure IN one na s,n:oera bic oppression
failed and they paid the penalty win oh fo rV ds
scendan,s q priceless heritage. Some o. me on
jscts they fought for have since neen oo,al,e,i,
National liberty The triumph OF the cause may
not come in orr day hut II IL ineViiape ana WI
some we believe in 1t just as We believe IN the
existence OF our God. -, .,oor,oa o,d
when IL does come the people. redeemed ana
.rannina.e cd will kncel by the nameless graves OF
the martyred dead and offer up prayers lot nose
s,,,o rnn,enced the good work which VIII ieah 70
~. wno ,roadnn Of ireland The martyrs will then be
rrnnoerobere5 even more than We revere them now
..rN.n here's ,helr memory; may II be
To us a guiding light
To cheer our strife for liberty,
nd 20 unite
rh-osrh good and fl he Ireland's stih.
Though theirs YOUR fa'e.
ND be YOU. men
Like those Of ninety eight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-10
THE OMAHA STAMPS.


Washington Correspondence OF The Chicago Trb-
There Will probably be eight denominations OF
stamps OF the special issue authorized for the
Omaha Exposition, and they will be ready for dis
trlbutlon by the biz offices when the Exposition
begins next year. one. two. five. eight. ten and
fftv-cent and 81 and 81 stamps Will be the issues
for which designs are now being made. 1t has
been scttled that buffalo and Indian viii De
among the designs adopted. although II has not
been determined upon which denomination these
figures Will be placed. Numerous subjects have
heen suggested for the ornamentation OF the Omaha
stamps and among them h a suggestion TO a
bust OF one Of the early explorers Of the region
west OF the Mississippi River La Sale. Henne-
pin Marquette. Joliet Lewis. Carter and De Soto
are among those named while pictures OF John
q Fremont and the famous scout. Kit Carson.
are also recommended for favorable consideration
bv tho Postmaster General
Other suggestions include scenery ot the Yellow
stone and Yosemite. Industries involving mining
and agriculture with pictures OF mammoth -four
mills or cleva and fields Of waving grain. Trans
portat Ion methods past and present. will be Illus
trated by "A prairie schooner alongside the Union
Depot OF s.. Louis and the mining stamp will
show tho pans and cradles Of the early gold
hunters In contrast with the improvements In n.y.
draulic mining at the close OF tho nineteenth cen
turv In arranging for subjects for these stamps
pictures relating to events in the history OF the
West will not be overlooked. and the famous fresco
in the capitol here. Westward the Course of En-
pire Takes Its Way" by Emanuel Lentze. will
probably be given a place upon one OF the Omaha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-10
FLINT'S FINE FURNITURE.
OAK BATHROOM MIRRORS,
$500.
IS WEST 23RD STREET

the circumstances IL Is idle 20 consider the feas-
biity OF entering into contract for the expendi-
,ure OF from 100000 S3j 10000 more. Whatever
advantages CONSOLIDATION may have for what was
the former city of New-York q has entirely
changed the conditions under which new oonga-
tions can be entered into which are 10 he met %
sales Of bonds. ,, - -.
people cannot wait indefinite number OF years
until proposed revolutionary upheaval or as
eeesed valuations Of real estate may make IL con-
st,tutIenallv lawful for the city % proceed WIN
the projected scheme OF rapid transit They nave
already waited seven years since the FORMATION OF
the orig. nal rapid-transit commission. ana have
If crticising the efforts OF the men who have
served on this Commission. but II seems 10 me
mat their period Of usefuness-or. from another
STANDPOINT. uselesspess-s AZ an end Inc scneme
to which they are committed q dead Another
niar suitable for conditions logs costly. AMI ca
ppabc Of being put into immediate effect. must %
Substitute Under these circumstances II would
ecern 10 bn only fair for the men now constituting
The RAND Transit Commission 70 resign. ana allow
their places 10 be filed by others more IN sym.
nathv With the present administration, WHOM
re active aid and cooperation OF which no plan
can be certain OF success, SHAH DC surprised u
tbesa mon do not soon view the situation IN This
ijgbt for II must be assumed that their heartfelt
desire is the welf0re OF the general public. ana not
the retention OF Office. which. with continuing ia-
nre would soon he bereft OF that honor Whch
should prenorly belong 10 H. Rapid transit - ths
overshadowing interest OF the boroughs, OF MHn-
rattan and The Rronx The present adminlsTa-
Ion sbnmld be held responsible for failure %
ach,eye H. lust as it should be entitled 70 credi,
Cor securing H. Responsibility OF this KIND can
M, ho obtained II the Rapid Transit Commission
"a 70 remain az II is now constituted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-10
r1rrJ,U n NONTGONERY DEAD.

william NJ. MONTGOMERY OF the hrm OF imam
" Montgomery g. CO. wholesale dealers IN ice died
q, his home No Is West Sxteth-st, on Friday
after an illness OF two weeks. Mr. Montgomery was
nf,y-three years old. lie came to Ne~-York from
County Cavnn, Ireland. thirty-hve years ago In
his political faith he was Republican and served
as Alderman one term from the old XVIII Assembly
District He was the only Republican Alderman
elected from that district for a number OF years
and refused urgent request 10 be a candidate
for a second term. 49,
lie leaves a wife, daughter and three sons; The
funeral Will be held at the house at O'Clock this
afternoon The Rev DIT Payson. Of 1nwood. y. Y.
a personal friend OF Mr.. Montgomery, Will conduct
the services Scotia Lodge No. 634, r. and A. NJ.
vii attend the funeral In a body and conduct the
regular Masonic ceremonies.
The burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-10
Colgate's
Soaps, Perfumes,
five pocket Calendars free on application. Send
address on postal to S. John St., N.Y.
PRESIDENT TO MAKE An ADDRESS.
EX-MAYOR SCHIEREN SAYS HE WILL DIS
CUSS MANUFACTURING AT THE conf

EX-MAYOR sCHIEREN SAYS HE WILL DIS
CUSS MANUFACTURING AT THE conf
ING DINNER OF MANUFACTURERS.
Charles A. Schiercn. ex-Mayor OF Brooklyn, told
n Tribune reporter last night that President Nc
Klnlcy would discuss the subject OF Manufacture
ing IN general way at the dinner OF the National
Association OF Manufacturers OF the United states
to he held on the night OF January q. II Mr.
Schicren who carried the invitation to the Presi-
dent and according to the ex-Mayor, the Presi
dent IS TO be present. The dinner will be held
in the Waldorf-Astoria. and 1t is expected that
hundred persons will sit at the tables. Pres
dent Mckinley. Mr.. Schcren said. takes special
pleasure In addressing this association, az he
opened the proceedings In Cincinnati three years
ago when the association organized
The third annual convention OF the association
will be held in Masonic Hall from January 25 TO
January o. On the night OF January rs there will
be papers and discussions the subjects In which
the association Is most deeply interested. These
subjects are the Paris Exposition OF 1900 For
eign Markets" Sample Warehouses" Improve
ment of the Consular Service" Res fora ton OF the
American Merchant Marine, ;. and the Restoration
this city. viii read the paper on the consular
vice. Mr. Sanford. OF Philadelphia. will have the
subject Of Foreign Markets and Theodore c.
ton, will read the paper on Sample Warehouses
The association maintains such warehouse In
Caracas. Venezuela. and wants more OF them.
The association has a membership Of one thou
sand. and already about three hundred members
have sisnined their intention to make exhibits at
Paris.
This association" said Mr. Schicrcn. will be
Of great value 10 It's members during the exposi-
ton. u will see that goods receive proper aten-
that low rates secured and 1t will take all the
responsibility off the shoulders OF members