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SENATE PROCEEDINGS.

Albany. Feb. Ex-senator Wray's bi, amending
the act regulating the profession Of public ac-
countarts by permitting the accountants TO noni-
nate the examiners. which caused prctracted de-
bate last week called up IN the Senate to-day
and was passed by a vote or 80 10 z.
When the bill sbolishng Coroners juries was
reached. Senator Cantor said that ~ the other
counties OF the State desired do away with such
juries he had no objection. but the county Of New
York not prepared TO DO so. He asked that
New-YoTk County be exempted from the operation
OF the act. Senator Bracket, who introduced the
bill. said he had objection 70 the exemption OF
NewYork County IL its representatives desired It..
and the bill advanced to the order OF third
reading. 70 be amended at that time
These bills were introduced
b. Senator gGeshall-Amendinr the Election
law IN regard 20 the division of election districts o
drei and fifty voters IN each district.
By Senator Coggeshall-Appr0pTiat 5000 for
the erection % equestrian statue of George
Washington IL cspito. Park, Albany. The Cow
erlor Of the State. the president Of he Sons the
American Revolution the president OF the Ameri-
can Flag Association. Edward Lauterbach. Ira ~
Hedges, James @. GrinGlay. James L. Wilson
Joseph W Kay Lewis r. Stegman, William 6.
Reciv Joseph NJ r.. Burnett john Tregaskis and
George Blair are named as a commission 70 erect
q
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TO INFLUENCE LEGISLATION.
A JOINT COMMITTEE TO REPRESENT THE
INFLUENTIAL ARTISTIC AND con-
c,rDr-f-rrry-t- pOnTES
STRUCTIVE BODIES

Soma time ago tho Architectural League OF this
city Amounted a committee consisting Of Arnold
w Drummer George Keister and F. G. Lamb 20 re-
mort on the subject OF watching and influencing
legislation Mcssrs. Kcister and Drummer are also
members Of the New-York Chapter or the Ameri-
can Institute Of Architects, and mentioned the SUD
,ect at a meeting OF that body. The idea found
immediate favor and the two men mentioned were
anno,nted a committee for tho same purpose FOR
tho Institute OF Architects. Then the Society OF
Mural Decorators fell in line, with charles NJ
shean 10 represent them. and the National Scu'pt-
ure Society followed suit with F. w PuckstuhI as
their representative
The idea OF n COMMITTEES 10 represent all the or
CARNATIONS having TO do with the citys artistic
ard material good naturally evolved itself and cir
culars describing tho plan were sent 70 largo
number OF societies inviting their cooperation
Many sent representatives. 10 meeting heid NJ the
rooms OF the Architectural League TWO weeks ago.
when a permanent organization was formed and
Mr. Kelster elected chairman and Mr.. Drummer
sacretarv and treasurer, and the name Joint COM
r,ttee on legislation adopted Tho aims and
ambitions Of the organization are officially stated
10 be 10 protect the city from all injurious legis-
lation TO procure the enactment or pehehciai
measures and generally 10 watch over 'he city
welfare. The object OF tho organization IS espe-
cialle 10 prevent boss legislation In the future
Various subcommittee with chairmen are 10 ne
appointed to do this work thoroughly
Mr. Keister said yesterday: I'VE shall not limit
ourselves 10 opposing what We regard as injuri-
ous but shall take II as part OF our mission 10
propose and help along legislation which we con-
slider desirable for the city's interests The pro-
test or suggestion Of committee representing
single organization has been easily brushed aside
bv legislators The joint committee may he said 10
he n standing committee OF all the influential ar
tistc and constructive bodies. fully authorized.
organized and prepared TO act without delay. II
ought also TO be andwil be- II organized designed
a permanent force, which committees got up for
an occasion cannot acquire Ii ought 10 become,
backed as 1t will be- By all tho societies compIis-
ing lts constituency. n power 10 be reckoned with
BY legislators and officers charged with the inter
ests Of the city.
Arnold w Drummer stated that the committee
would he strictly non-political. and that OF the
first moves would be to try 10 obtain a revision
of the building laws which builders aud architects
think need a thorough and drastic revision.
Samuel Parsons. ir. who was for many years
Superintendent OF Parks. thought the scheme would
be productive OF great good TO the city. and that
With thorough organization Il would become
power whose appeals would have to be listened 10,
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MILITARY ACADEMY BILL PASSED.

Washington. Feb. 23.Mr Hansbrough rep. "
d. in the Senate to-day asked unanimous consent
for the consideration OF act extending the home
stead laws and providing for right OF way for rail-
roads I'm the district OF Alaska. He said that ten
thousand fifteen thousand people in the Norhwes,
were awaiting Congressional action on the bill, and
as It was considered by the Public Lands Commit
tee to be Of great importance he hoped tho meas
ure might he considered ut once
Mr.. Turner. Of Washington. objected
Mr. Hansbrough then gave notice that ne would
call up the bill tomorrow.
Mr. Sewell rep. y. j. OF the Committee on
Appropriation bill. which, with tho amendments
offered by the committee, was passed without dvi-
sion II carries M54,Ao
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WV CORPOR4TIONS LN rHIs srArr

Albany. Feb. 23.-The following stock comnan,.,
were incorporated to-day:
Catskill Mountain Cooperative Creamery Com.
pany, OF Gilboa, Schoharie County: canitai :, Cdo
Directors: S. b. Mayham and o. W. Simonson' OF
Stamford: W II. Decker. J. {. Cook. Peter
Deaslee. % Ruth: Harvey Houck o; Grand Gorge
and Frank Cornell, OF South Jefferson
Imperial Construction Company OF New-York
City; capital. 1000 Directors Mark Rafal.ky
Bertrem Levyn and G. l.. Walter.
E. MART Company Of New-York City: to deal =,
liquors; capital, 800. Directors: Emilio Marri.
Louisa Marr and John McNally.
Nineteen Hunder Washer Company. Of Bingham
ton capital 5000 Directors. r r. Crory NJ
A Miller and r. F Bieber.
Puritas Mineral Water Company. Of New-York.
capital stock. 5000 Dlrectors William J.
Quencer. J. 5. Cushman and 4. B. Quencer
Rochester Sewer Pipe Company. OF Roch.,,er.
capital. 10000. Directors W. H. Garsline r. n
Garsline. w p. Garsne and O. l.. Swan
Warren Medbery Company. OF Sandy Hin: 10
manufacture electrical supplies: capital S5 900 d.
rectors: Horace J. Medbery and S. c. Medbery OF
Ballston spa; H. b Warren. Of Yonkers. and w.
H. Cunningham. II. L. Tidmarsh, Lincoln Paris
and q. w. Wait. OF Sandy Hill
Yawman and Erbe Manufacturing Company. of
paper goods; capital, r55Wo Directors: p. II.
Yawman. Gustav Erbe. c. F. Lamb and NJ T..
Wiesner OF Rochester. Charles Slemin, tr OF
Chicago, and Frederick Wagner and Samuel f.
Watson. Of New-York City
Binghamton Beet Sugar Company OF Conklin.
Broome County: capital stock. $1,000 Directors:
a. S. Bartlett, T. p. Crary. James Davidgc. c. f.
McTighe, W. @. Phelps. j. F. Rogers W. " Sher-
wood and w s Weed. OF Blnshamton
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MERCHANTS OPPOSE TRADING STAMPS
THEY ASK THr LEGISLATURE TO PROHIBIT rHS
SCHEME By LAW

THEY ASK THr IEGIsIATvRE TO PROHIBIT ThS
SCHEME By LAW.
Albany Feb. 23-The Codes Committees OF oo'n
Houses gave a Joint hearing this afternoon on th'
bills designed 10 prevent the giving o, trsu'ns
stamps, introduced in the Senate hv Senator LAM
% Buffalo and in the lower house by Assea'oH
man Holbert of Chemung All the trading's'a'"p
companies were represented In opposition 70 'n'
bl and representative merchants OF severai c'''''
were present In support OF H.
The case OF the opposition was nrs' suoni''eo "
r. j. Lebruf 81 Albany. He explained IN ce'''
tina method OF operation OF trading stamp COM
panies and said their purpose was 10 enc0u' se
PAYMENTS in ash. The business. he said was loe'
teal with cash discounts. the uadlns-s'app WV
panies giving premiums for cash payments
w % Painter made the principal argument .or
the bill speaking for the Retail Groeers, ,ns sys-
ton OF Blnghamton. he declared mat II tAs - 4,
tenn we're nor in fact lottery 4, was 80 clos &C..
that the Legislature should prohibit ,ne p.a :, I'D
The merchants had tried II and found tna' ""
them no good but rather proved an injury
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BIG CITIES TO BE REPRESENTED.
A CHANCE TO BE MADE IN THE TAX COMMISSION
BILL.

Albany Feb % CSpeciaO.-The agitation IN favor
Of so amending the Stranahan Tax Commission bill
as 10 insure the naming Of NJ least representa-
tive O, the big cities OF the State on the Commits
sion has borne fruit. Assemhlyman Brennan
to-day In the Assembly Committee on Taxation
and Retrenchment. OF which he is chairman. sue
ceeded IN having the bill amended by providing
that az least one OF the five Commissioners to be
appointed by Governor Black TO revise the tax laws
shall Re resident Of city % the Arst class
namely either New-York Buffalo. The bill as
40 amended viii ne favorably reported 10 the
Assembly tomorrow.
Before amending he bill. Mr. Brennan conferred
Governor favored such an amendment Senator
Stranabar the i0trOducer OF the bill. who secured
~ massage in the Senate. has sgnifed his accept
snce OF the amendment.
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FOR REPEAL OF THE SPECIAL JURY AoI'
SENATOR BRUSH SAYS IT is COSTING TANpAfhHs
.,oooo A YEAR AND HAS BEEN OF NO USE

sr,,,roH pR1-su SAYS IT is COSTING TAXPAYERS
.nooo A YEAR AND HAS BEEN OF NO USE
.,hor,, Feb 2g-The Senate judiciary Commit
.a This afternoon gave hearing on senator
rrush's bill TO repeal the act providing LOT specla
i,,ries in New-York and Kings countess ana aiSo
creating q special jury commissioner nc "sheu
that II be reported either favorably or uhitVoIdp'
so as 10 bring it before the Senate he sal" ma
III. hill which was the first 10 be introduced IN
.t,o sess,on ~ the Senate had been slumberng IN
,ha Judiciary Committee for about six weeks IN
oonseouence of a statement made at a lofihe.
heoring TO the effect that the Dstrct-Attorney Oh
New-York was preparing TO test the System .!
making application for trial by jury se'eG'e'.
rror, the snecal list He said that the repeal or
tbe act was asked for by the Judges OF the coui
mat the Republican District-Attorneys OF New
yorl. and Kings counties had been afraid 10 Try
case by a jury selected under the act on the
ground Of notwithstanding and tGat me IN
The act AT least $4,000 year without having been
put 10 any practical use. $500 .,,, o,sann-o,,-
Former Assemblyman George Ausl!n, uiT NJ 10
ing the repeal BILL replied that the reasoi we Pr
Visions OF the act had not yet been put INTO ~ ac
teal operation that the test NAG OH p pfcf
Attorney OF New-York was preparing TO nave
case tired by the special 1ury system en- s ncb trial
delay in making an appication lor suor NM ~
was simply consequence or inc large d!uotit ~,
work devolving upon new officer upon TAXING
Senator Brush charged that the act Let, was e ea-
cialy perncious, because II aii9weG .e 5 5o mon
them and then refill at its own discretion 10
special list were exempted from ordinary jury
duty. ,r. ,a NJ .rs,,, .,pon.t 70
peal the law before 1t has been given trial am
wiling the features Senator Brush objects 10
should be eliminated by amendment s.,..od sers-
tor Brush I absolutely refuse 10 have my naino
snnsed with ms me- S ff hsye 9
think this is the most righteous
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PUNISHMENT FOR FAKE" ADVERTISERS
FAVORABLE ACTION on MEASURE ADVOCATED
BY NEW YORK MERCHANTS

Albany Feb. 23.-Newton Dexter OF New-York
representing the Merchants and Manufacturers
Board OF Trade. appeared before the Judiciary
Committee OF the Senate to-day 10 advocate Sena-
tor Guys bill 10 prevent misleading and dlshones.
representations In connection with the sale OF
merchandise. He explained that the bill was de-
signed 10 prohibit fake" advertising by making IL
a misdemeanor 10 represent goods In advertise
ments falsely. He told the committee OF Instances
where gold watches advertised FOR & % and
OF cases where The goods of solvent houses were
advertised at bankrupt sales.
The committee has decided 20 report a substitute
for Senator Guys bill embodyng the same princi-
pies. but changing somewhat the phrasrology 70
suit several Ucrchants.
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INSURANCE. RATES ADVANCED.

An INCREASE OF FROM FIFTEEN TO FIFTY PER
C'TNT-HEAvY LOSSES ON WRECKED VESSELS
Victoria. q. c.. Feb 23-Most OF the marine insur-
ance companies have advanced their rates Tor mo
Alaskan trade. The advance on approved steamers
,s understood 10 be about 10 per and to range
on other steamers and certain classes OF barges
from 30 10 30 per cent. Risks in Southeastern
Alaskan waters have been rendered exceptionally
ha zardous by the dangers shown by the wreckng ~
the steamers Wapa, Corona, Mexico and Clara Ne
vada The loss Of insurance companies on the nulls
and equipments OF these vessels, II s said. was
follows: Wllapa 1000 Mexico. 5000; Corona.
$4,000. and Clara Nevada. $4,000.
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DRAGGED OFT RY ELLSWORTH.
THE SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE uNwiN
rNGLY REPORTS PTS NEWSPAPER BILL

The SENATE 1CD1CTAK1 VVMNI III Nv '37IT
rNGLY REPORTS p1s NEWSPAPER BILL
Albany. Feb. % (specisD-Senator Ellsworth
forced out Of the Senate judiciary Committee to-day
his Press Gag" bill Some Of the members Of the
committee said afterwards that they released the
bin only out OF courtesy 70 Senator Ellsworth as
he Is the Plat leader on the floor and mat 'ney
personally are opposed 70 the measure
"If there Is 70 be any argument on the bill" said
Senator George H. Davis, OF Buffalo. who is opposed
70 IT, y prefer I, shall be before the Senate, where
the people can hear T. rather than in The privacy Of
a committee-rooIn. 49,, o., -,
At Mr. Ellsworth's request the word 'bellous"
was stricken out OF the bil! wherever It occurred
The measure. however Is Just IS much m attempt
10 destroy the liberty OF the press as II ever was
and the fact that the Judiciary Committee releases
q is significant Of pressure from Thomas c. Platt
ami Richard Croker in rs favor. Both % these
hossss said 20 favor II.
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RESOLUTION EXCLUDING ALIENS

Will. RE INTRODUCED II THE PROVINCIAL LEO
IsLATURE-CoRoNA EXPECTED TO
BE FDoATED.
Victoria B. c.. Feb. 23.-In the Provincial Legis-
lature yesterday Mr.. Helmecken. member for Vic
tora, said he would shortly a resolution
petltionng the Dominion Government to exclude
aliens from the Yukon country
\ letter received from Captain Goodail. who IS
engaged in wrecking work the Corona, says he
expected to have her hoated in four days, she
il not so badly damaged as at first reported
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PALMER BILL OUT AGAIN.

Albany Feb. 3--The Assembly COMMITTEES on
judiciary will report favorably the bill OF Mr. Pal.
mer providing for independent nominations and
requiring subscribers to nomination to take oat
that they intend 10 vote for the candidates NAMED
thereon. IL Is intended TO stop fake petition,
tor nominations This bill was reported once be-
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SEVERAL VIEW LAWS

Albany Feb. Ex-Governor Black to-day signed
the following bills
senator. Cosseshad $, amending generally the
Mr. Ten EycAs. creating the Office OF Ssconb
Deputy County Clerk % Onondagn County
Mr.. Patton's, rcfundng 10 Erie County s2o no n n
propriated by mat county for site Tor !, 49,.
armory al Eonawand1.
Senator strananan's: approrriating $4,000 for re-
vsing and indeXing tho records 81 the Con.,,t
tional Convention OF 1894.
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ppaVcU BANKS " THIS CITY.

Albany. Feb 23.--The Senate Committee on Banks
,bis afternoon decided 10 report favoraby Senator
PAGES bill. permitting banks in New-York City TO
establish branch Offices.
,This Committee will also report Senator Guys
hi, ircorporating the NewYork Realty, Bond. Ex-
change and Trust Company. with a capital Of
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ONE OF THE CLARA NEVADA Victims
THE CAREER OF EpoUARD W. sAPoRTAs' WHO

rur CAREER OF EDOUARD W. SAFoRIAS' VIM
WAS WELL KNOWN IN THIS CITY
Nous reached here yesterday that Eoouai" "
Saportas Of this city WAS drowned /" NV
Of the steamer Clara Nevada OF ohds"''' -,
On February g. Mr. Sapo,tas was son Oh "'' '
rdouard Sapor,as who was one or the MUS S"'
cessf,l or tho old-time merchants engaged III '"'
south American trade. At one time MT Sapo''ss,
,ba older vas a very rich man. but he SUFFERED
business reverses and AZ the time OF Ills "'"'"
had comparatively little property.
1tt. con Edouard drlf,d into wall street, an''
49, roan, ms and downs. finally undertook INC
,,o,,or ., the Chicago Elevated Railroad. out
- ,bis nroicc, he realized large sum ~ money
ub r.hicb ne speculated In the market. for n
.,,n ,clr was with him and he lived very we'll anu
,or considerable perlod was one OF the pest
t,ou, mon about New-York. He was then 4
,,h,- =, Tho Rockaway Hunt Club and lived AZ
Cedarhurst ,, h,r,
The usual fate Of the specustor overtakins MIN
anarv h,s money gradually dwlndled away un,''
no was reduced 10 desperate straits. Al length ne
and his brother went West hoping 10 oeter iiv,t
fortunes Last year. when the news vi II rdnno rd
dixie discoveries FIRST reached ms cou' nsrson cir
I'D ablished a store there TO furnish miners
with supplies Their stock having become ex
hausted Ed,uard started FOR Sediue On his Jour
nov mat he was lost in the sinking OF the cara
Nevada. 49, 49,. -, ,t. .,s
He was In his fory-eighth year One OF MS SIS SIS
tors married Baron Wardener, who is In charge
~ the credits for the Sugar Trust at No ~ van.
ST. and Ia regarded as tho Havemeyers rish'-nanu
man. 80 ,-,s - =. ~.
NAMED behind in charge of the business and Is
now at Dawson city.
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A SAILOR LOST OFF HATTERAH

Philadelphia. Feb. Captain Rines OF the
schooner Hilda. from Savannah for this port re-
ports that on February lG. when of Cape Hatteras
his vessc was struck by terrific gale Richard
West. a sailor. being washed overheard and
drowned When the gale struck the Hilda CAPTAIN
kines Eavo orders 10 shorten sail Scarcely had
the command been given when West was thrown
overheard by lurch OF the schooner A boat wa
Iuichy lowered. but West disappeared before the
uuaI coulh reach him The drowned man was
ton. ~ {. ~ ""'uiiS-
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Plain al-sik Grenadnc, soc to SIS d
Slk-and-Wool Iron Frame Grenadne, sl2o 70
S. yd.
Silk-and-woo Psse Grcnadne, 50 yd.
Silk-and-woo Mexican Mesh Grenadme, 81 va
SIlk-and-woo Novelty Grenadne, 81 30 and ~ %
I'D.
A-silk Pekin Stripe Cauzc Grenadine, 81 to 81 90
yd.
A-silk Chenille Figured Pekin Stripe Greradlne,
81 80 TO 81 yd
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from seizure and sale OF goods upon which they
have paid some money. In looking up the law Sen
ator Ford found that there was plenty OF pror,e
ton hut that the poor people were ignorant OF !.
The remedy suggested is a bill which proVides m rn
there shall be printed each contract me pro
visions Of the law and unless such provisionH ~
printed the vendor shall not he allowed 10 resei INC
cnnie
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AVALANCHE BURIES SUPPLIES.

TWO HUNDRED TONS OF FOOD COVERED
By MANY FEET OF SNOW AND ICE.
Tacoma Feb. 23.-Two weeks ago "'
,ancbe came laundering down the mountain
s,onos and NJ tho south end OF Lake Bennett
an Immense mass Of snow and Ice was de-
rosi,oa on the Klondike trail and two hundred
tons or sunples were buried many feet. Their
owners had stacked them up together In what
seen,cd 10 be n sheltered spot while they were
uhinsawing lumber for boat building. no"
they have left only the whipsaws. ana are tis !,
ing 10 dig out their outfits. So far as learner
no one was injured by the aValancne' -.
nors va. brought down by John Ohlegschlager'
Of Puyallup. Wash. who has just arrived mere
from Alaska
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tlbsny. Feb. 2.-In the Senate this morning SEN
sfc- Ford introduced BIZ a. ne instance of the
Rev Madison = Pcfore. which Be- designed % pro
tect persons who buy goods or the instalmeAt plan
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DAVID 6. HACKNEY VERY I'LL.

this village s. seriously i'll from a complication OF
diseases His recovery is not considered probable.
Mr. Hackney was member Of the State Fsherie.
Commission under Governor Hill, and was post
master at Fort Plain during President Cleveland's
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A STEAMER AGROUND.
THE PAKsHUN FAST or BEACoNEp ROCK. SpAH
NANArMO HARBOR.

NANArMO HARBOR.
Seattle Wash. Feb. GA dispatch to The
Times" from Vancouver b. c., says that the large
steamer Pakshun IS fast Beaconed Rock at the
entrance OF Nanaimo Harbor Efforts OF the tug
TO pull her of have thus far been unavaillng Tho
Pakshun had Just returned from her first trip TO
Alaska.
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TaiIOr-Made
Suits.

c"''S' MADE COSluIlleS llOW SilOW u
on the second floor. The styles are Of the
most graceful and pleasing fabrics, new and
tasteful; and the work that Of the foremost
taors of America. Ready-to-Wear and
yet as satisfactory as though made to your
order New, charming, fashionable suits,
and the prices such as you must approve.
At sl4-Of Mixed Smtngs; fy-iiont jacket, lined
with fancy striped silk; peroalne lined skirt
Al $500 Meltonette; brown, gray or green; n.y.
front Jacket trimmed with braid, lined with silk;
skirt percslne lined and braid trimmed
At S23 5O-Of black or blue Chevot SERGE fly-ront
Jacket lined with fancy silk and trimmed with
bands OF satin, skirt p.rcaln- lined and trimmed
with nine rows OF satin, forming apron effect.
Al 5000 Broadcloh: royal blue or castor; lined
throughout with h1nisome SILK contrasting shades;
waist with Elton *, blouse front, to be worn
doube-breasted open; Tevers Of corded silk;
skirt is made with drop lining and dust rufe.
At S32-Oftan Covert; short tght-fltting double
breasted waist all seams OF waist and skirt
strapped with bands OF same material; lined
throughout with changeable silk; skirt has dust
rufle
At S34-Of tan Whipcord, hy-hont or double
breasted Jacket; entire suit beautifully tailored and
lined throughout with rich taiieta.
Second floor
u, To close we're letting these go
~, at halt. and less, regular prices
WalSlS. Nothing wrong with then-the
STYLES are right, they're well made and good
to look at but we prefer their room to their
company The figures below show how
absurdy low-prced we've made them.
At 75c-Of black and red shepherds check; yoke
back full front with three paits across bust edged
with braid; yoke collar and sleeves also braid
trimmed Were SIPS.
At s1-Of solid coored lannels and serge; with
woke back and box plats; fine plaits at neck in
front; Others with yoke back and clusters Of plats
across bust, detachable collar. Were sl75 and
s225
AtS1 25-Of Scotch plaid serge with satin stripe
full front: also some in solid colored cashmere; yoke
back and 'front.' braid trimmed also collar and
sleeves trimmed with braid Were So so and SO. 10
At$I 5O-Novelly serge lined and boncd; plated
yoke back, full front, with wide plaits and knife
plating across 'front.' sleeves also trimmed with
knife plating Were So rs
Second floor.
Pillow Shams. GOODS Of the highest
''u.Doa'u 2 81. Rocco and Baruque
ana Cehtre rieCes. patterns. Of superior
cloth, beautifully bleached, and worth 81. 80
and 81 each. Six hundred in this lot, and
to-day they 60 on sale at
Csc. each.