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feet east Of Seventh avenue Mr. Austin gives in part
payment eight lots on st. harys street In the Twenty
Wiogsnd 4 Rodenbach have sold No. 4ob we..
eighth street. fve'story nat house. abxi or
The estate OF James Mxsey has sold to g. p Melton
No. Minetta street, lot 30Ll00.
N I'D Harris M has sold to Fay stacom Nos 2s. 30
Francis H. sohnugg has sold two ivsstory nat
houses; boxlO0 at Lexington avenue and Ninety
seventh street. ''
Tho standard Realty Company has sold for r. Mo-
Auey No. ly0 West Ninety seventh street, q three
story house. l70xl00.1l.
James Cawey has sold to Edward Jenkins at
$4,000, the lot on the west side OF Audubon avenue
70 feet south OF lssth street. Brooklyn property ID
given In exchange.
Hellner Wolf have sold to H. Pordinsky the plot.
oOxlOo on the south side OF ll6th street, feet
west OF Madison avenue.
Francis O. Lloyd is the buyer OF No. West Fifty
thlfd street previously reported sold by W. L. Grow
bernhard GAlewski has sold 70 Samuel J. Ruth No.
96a 6a Grand street threeAtory building lot COX
Margaret g. Boyd has purchased No. 10 poyers
street an old building, on lot elxlB The pTopsrty
20 no Improved by the erection OF . nyestory red
prick and orownStone front store and dwelling,
EiiEabeth Cullen has purchased from Gerald PIts-
gibbons No. 100 Forsyth street, nve-story brick
tenement house, on lot 2b2x25.
MAX Marx has purchased from BIdsIl TieRhmAn
"RoDinswood," an estate OF thirty. three acres at
crydeI's Point nSAr WhitestOns. LII
tor Charles Hart 70 Joseph MEIER Nos 1889 10 I817
fth avenue corner Fifty street four
briek double nat hou1ea with stoTes for oB2 OOO for
william HAAsen. the fourstorV brick epAFtm0nt
house with store, 1bx7ozI00, At the northwest cor
mar Of Fifty Ist street and Third svsaas tor 0HAO00I
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NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.

Tho annual convention of the Matt onal Guard Asso-
citation OF New York will meet In Albany next
wednesday. Some OF the most prominent Colonels
In the Guard win be absent account Of other en-
Gasements notably cols Appleton of the Seventh
and Greene OF the ssventy.nrst.
The Improvements in the rife range of the Twenty
second Regiment are rapidly nearing ce mpletion
and its members will soon be provided with one OF
she best indoor In the state Lieut. r. o. Hau.
bold has been unanimously elected Captain OF Com
pAny b. Az the annual meeting OF the Board OF
omcen Lieut-coi W. " King elected Treasurer
and Capt T. W. Dayton Secretary. The delegates to
the National Guard Convention Col. Bartlett
Lisut.-col King. Major Thurston, AdJts Hart and
Trsadwell and Capt Dayton. Battalion drills begin
tomorrow night.
The Rev. Father Patrick Daily OF ST. Patrck's caths
orAi will be appointed chaplain OF the Sixty ninth
Regiment In place OF Brady. resigned An election
which promiles 10 he lively and 10 already exciting
great Interest In the regiment will be held In
pany tomorrow night for Captain ana Second
Lieutenant Among the candidates mentioned for
the CAptAincy b Lieut.. Putnam Bradlee Strong
fhsn there IL one dark horse IN particular spoken OF
which II 10 said will clean out the neld. The follow
ing non-oommisSionsd officsrs have passed she Ex-
amining Board and received their warrants, First
Sergeant William J. cOstigan. Company Gi ssrssAnts
Francis J. Cronin. Company q. and Patrick Fits.
patrick Company Ii Corporsls John J. Nevins Com
pany O. and Leonard r. Quinn. Company @, and
Charles FltEpAtrick, ,compAnyA The Coils NTH trophy
tor shooting at creedmooT and the oDonohue trophy
LoF best AsssndAnoS 81 all duty have both bssA Won
" COMPANY D. Capt AccrystaL The StsAdiAs os the
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Real Estate Private sales.

Folsom Bros. have sold for Charles g. Beel ana
John slade, to George stitt. the threestory high
stoop dwelling No. 50 West Twelfth street. on lot
John p. KiFwan q Co. have sold for NJ A. Gordon
No. 7S3 Ninth avenue, nye.story three-family nat
house, with stores, 2bx66Xl00. adjoining the corner
OF Ftftysecond street. recently sold by the same rn
Lawrence Reynolds has sold through Oliver Bryan
to George w Bhort No. 80 Horato street. fourstoTy
tenement house, on lot 2ox67s. Mr. Short gives In
part payment No. 100 West l27th street, four-story
nat house, on lot 25X99ll.
Mary Sandy has sold to Lowenfeld q Prayer Nos
plot 2ox20O The seller takes In exchange No. 81
100.
The Arthur Kelly estate has sold Nos. sos and 8OB
Monroe street, old buildings, on plot b7x0b,
ThomSs Anderson hes sold No. 80 West 12Bth
street. nys.story nat house. taking in exchange
julius Friend has sold TO Max Brsund for william
Peters lot on the north aide OF l0gth street. l76
feM west OF AmsterdAm avenue.
william r. Pell has sold 20 julius FlelsohmAnn the
plos 1OxlOo on the north side OF I1fth street. 100
fees west OF Fifth avenue.
Strauss q CLARK have sold to Mrs. Josephine
CLARK the ysStoTy nat house on lot a0xl00B st the
northwest soInsr of Fifth avenue and Eleventh
Jacob Hirsch has sold to John Keon the two unfu.
ishsd nat houses A0x100 the north side OF 18TH
street. 100 feet east OF Seventh avenue; also sold
the nat house. SbKl00. on the north side OF 18th
street iAO feet east OF seventh avenue. 10 Joseph
Jacob HiEseh and 4. II. Z. Dystt have sold 70
william p Austin three unanished 1At houses, on
pos 1bIloe' On ths south eide of lisa street, 400
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companies Is as follows Smith Trophy-compaiiy b.
oOS2; Company A. 4s.9s. Company l. As.b2, Com
pany v. 4+S7; Company O. 44S6i Company Z. Il. 90;
Company D,4107; Company X. 8743. Tho oDonohue
Trophy-Company d. s233; Company @. 1895, Com.
pany @. 74O9i Company l. 72.42; Company X. 80. Aa;
Company Il, o7.82i Company D, 4.93; Company A,
o2Ol. There will be q review OF the arst battalion
the last week In this month and OF the second bat
TALON the frst week in February.
Col Appleton of the Seventh Regiment will review
the First battalion of the seventy.nrst Regiment.
Major Francis commanding. next wednesday night.
The Major. by the way. stands ninth among the
Majors Of the line in the guard in relative rank and
on March next will celebrate the thirty eighth an
niversAry OF his Joining the seventynrst There arc
rumors that the Major may resign then. but he 10 still
As lively m cricket and may yet prefer TO round out
his fortieth anniversary in the military service.
Lieut. LomaI Company D. has resigned. In the selso-
tion OF civil oficers and committees In the Board OF
onicen the "old timers" have been left out In the
cold this year In order to give the younger men Q
chance. The new Examining Board for non-commis-
sionsd Officers consists OF Capt A. j. Bleecker Lieut.
w. L. Goldsborough. and Lieut. W. r. Hill. Major
Clinton H. Smith has been elected Regimental Treas
urer and AdJt. William q. Bates Secretary Tho new
band under Faneiuin will give . concert at the
srmory Saturday evening, Feb. R6.
Company b. Ninth Regiment has elected Second
Lieut. II. c. LeonhArdi First Lieutenant In place OF
Heerdt, deceased. A rsgtmsntAI review. in which It
ia expected battalion In the distinctive uniform
will parade, Is being considered for tho middle OF
next month-
Company y. Forty-sSyenth Regiment. will hold an
election for Second Lieutenant iOmoTTow RighL ths
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Annual Luncheon or tho .vs,ls.,s, C,ub.

The annual luncheon OF the Wellesley Club Of
New York took place at the Manhattan Hotel
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Henrietta Wells
Lvermore, President of the club; President
Julia ]. Irwin Of Wellesley College. Charles
Bulkley Hubbell. @. Hilton Scribner. Charles G.
ID. Roberts and Mrs. Alice Want George re-
sponded to the toasts. After Mrs. Liyermore's
toast glee club sang Meath the Oaks" and
Twins toast was three rOusing cheers Among
those present were Dr. and Mrs. Henry Lubbock.
g. Hilton Scribner Of Yonkers, Mrs. Alice Want
George. Secretary OF thn Brooklyn Educational
Society. and Mrs Julia j. Irwin.
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KLOHDIKE CONUNDRUMs.
Odd Questions Asked In Letters Received by
Government Omciala.

OTTAWA. Jan. 14.-Many letters are received
at the Canadian Department Of the Interior, 40
Ottawa from persons who want to know all
sorts OF queer things regarding the Kondks
and Yukon matters In general. This Is the case
In Washington also. referring to such come
munications. Mr.. Macdonald, OF the United
States Alaskan survey. at present in the city on
business for his Governm .nt said
"Only a few days before ] left Washington
for Ottawa, man down In Texas wrote asking
me how much II would cost TO take four teams
of mules across the ChilkoOt Pass. and II cou.t
fix 1t, when at Ottawa, to have them sent -
duty free. Would you kindly let me kno" ia
plough would be of any service in WORKING
placer claim In the klondike.' asked another
gold'orazed American. Another wanted me -
Inform him II II would he possible to take fo'I'
Ing bod TO Dawson City. The day previous D
my leaving Washington received RlGttor from
a farmer OF MillbrOOk. n. Y. in which hc stAi't
that he had written to evory man IN author,
AT Ottawa asking which was the best way 70
come out without being robbed. and he add"
L have got no answers TO my letters. but prr-
haps, / should hayO offered a tip for the .
sired information II so. you let me know aud
win Ak II all right A man in Buffalo askgi
me u it would be possible for him and his wife
to sleep In the same sleeping bag; while anOthes
questioned mo as 20 the best way 10 get ssWS
Ing machine 10 the Chilk00t Pass"
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SPECIAL VALUES IN
LADIES' NIGHT GOWNS,
WALKING SKIRTS,
cHEMlsES, DRAWERS
AND CORSET COVERS,

Will show tomorrow LADIES' NIGHT
GOWNS, V neck and Empire styles, yoke
trimmed with embroidery; insertion and
tucks, at SOC. each.
Three styles of GOWNS, high neck,
round neck and Empire styles. prettily
trimmed, at Csc. each.
Three styles OF GOWNS, V neck, high
neck and Empire styles, all trimmed with
fine ruffles of embroidery and insertion,
at 75c.
Seven styles of GOWNS, high neck, v
neck, square neck and Empire styles,
daintily trimmed with fine embroidery in.
sertion and ribbon, at 05c. each. Also
variety of other styles in soft finish cam.
brio and nainsook equally as low price.
WALKING SKIRTS, umbrella shape,
trimmed with ruffie of wide embroidery,
at Boo, 75c. and 05c.
CHEMISES, prettily trimmed with EN-.
broidery and lace, 5Oc., 55c. and Csc.
DRAWERS, plain hem and tucks, 25c.
DRAWERS, umbrella ruffle of lawn or
cambric, 40c.
DRAWERS, with a ruffle of wide EN-.
broidery and insertion, Toe.
CORSET COVERS, prettily trimmed
with lace and embroidery, 25c., $780,,
45c., soc. and 6Oc.
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only candidate being First Sergeant NJ D. Adelnnger
OF Company d. DR.. John T. Gibbons has been ap-
pointed and commissioned Assistant Surgeon.
The First Naval Battalion s ordered to assemble on
tho New Hampshire Tuesday evening. Feb. I,
when Capt Jacob W. Miller will make the annual
inspection There will be diversified programme In.
Guiding inspection of ship. broadsword drill bayonst
drill torpedo and boat drill great gun and artillery
drill signal corps drill and re drill The hockey
OF the First Naval Battalion Is completing schedule
which includes games with the teams OF the Colum.
bia College, Montclar. St. Nicholas. New York
Hockey, and Staten Island clubs. The annual meet.
ing of the Third Division will be held on the New
Hampshire next Wednesday The prize offered by
Lieut. Townsend for the best pistol has resulted
Trophy.
Battalion drills In the Fourteenth Regiment will bs
held next Wednesday and Thursday evening"
Battalion drills In the Seventh Regiment begin to-
morrow night. rsEimentai reyiow will be held the
nrst week In February.
Troop O. Capt. Clayton. will give interesting en-
hibiton drill In is Armory Saturday evening.
jan 10. rough riding drill will be among the events.
The Third Battery will give sabre and astiins gun
drill At its armory in February next before number
OF State onicialS.
All doubts ~ 70 the Captainoy OF Company D,
Twelfth Regiment, have baen settled by the
election OF Lieut. Samuel Schienen stebbns OF Com
psny 70 thu place. The nrst competition for the
Jones Trophy for teams OF twelve msn among the
companies in the Twelfth Regiment will be shot In
the aFmoEv range Tomorrow Right and hsEt Wsdnss'
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Outing Cloths and
FlanneIettes.

Prior TO inventory, our reserve
stock must 60, former cost not con-
sidered.
15O pieces of Outdoor Outings and
F. 8. Flannelettes, stripes and checks,
choice of IA styles, fully worth &c.;
at 410c. per yard.
500 pieces of Teazledown Flannelettes,
English Flannels and Robe de Chambre
suitings, usual price &c; and 10c.; choice Of
30 styles at &c. per yard.
California Flannels, also, new Teazle-
down Fancies, choicest outings ever made,
wool finish, DC. per yard.
Printed Cashmere Twill Flannelettes,
styles same as French flannel, worth 1Oc.,
at 7l2c. per yard.
Embroidered Skirt Patterns, fancy bor-
ders, full size, 24c. and Sac. each.
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SILKS.

Another lot of Dexter Lambert Surah
Silks pure dye, double warp. usual retail
price for this quality is &C.,; we are closing
out about twenty-five good colorings at
29c. per yard.
Printed Foulard Silks. % inch, fine twill,
all silk, instead Of 50c., 35c. per yard.
White Wash Silks. 29c., 38c., 49c. per
yard.
Ka Kai Wash Silks, best quality, worth
SOC, at 29c. per yard.
Satin Brocades, for evening wear, pure
silk, handsome styles, would be cheap for
69c., at Acc. per yard.
short time only, at b9c., 89c., 79c.. 94c.
per yard.
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and for the same seller to Catherine Z. Bosch.
Snd.basement dwelling, eox4sxloo, to swart II.
sSast 10. % orr sas SS 80 McDonough street
to Elizabeth stAyner No. oo Haasy street. three.
$4,000; to hortlook Petit for George F. Beatty. No.
obb Park place. threestory- and base ment stone
front dwelling, for 9l7, 800.
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LEATHER GOODS.

Gross Real Leather Chatelaine Bags,
special at 12c.
10 Gross Genuine Levant or Crushed Calf
Leather Combination Books, with or with
out corners, value S7c.; special at Sac.
Real Seal and Alligator Combination
Books, large sterling silver corners, value
99c.; special at 4Sc.
Large assortment Metal Belts, special at
25c., 4Sc., csc.
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LOW PRICED
INCONSISTENCIES.

1000 TAPESTRY SQUARES, 24x24, at
10c., 15c., 25c.. 85c. and 6Oc.
TAPESTRY for upholstering furniture,
value 5000, at 81 90 yard.
TAPESTRY PORTIERES, all colors,
usually $3.50, at $3.6O.pair.
ROPE PORTIERES suitable for door or
window decorations, in any combination of
colors, at S,3.5 so each.
GRENADINE NET. 80 inches wide,
Brussels effects, for sash curtains, at 2Bc.
yard.
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CLEARING SALE OF
REAL SHELL GOODS

PLAIN HAIRP1Ns, 2>(. 8 and gig inch
long, Ac., &c. and 7c. each.
FANCY TOP COMBS and HAIRPINS,
in five special lots, at 46o., 7bc., $1.OO,
$1.2B, $3.50.
SIDE COMBS, 8, 3la and 4 inch, 8Oo..
8bc. and 4Oc. per pair.
SILVER TOP SIDE COMBS, 2 inch,
zoe. pair.
GOLD TOP SIDE COMBS. 2 and gig
inch, 800. and $1.2B per pair.
HAND CARVED LORGNETTES, o
inches long, at $3.50 each were 1915.
PERFECT SHELL REPAIRING at a
very moderate cost.
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LINENS.
Specials for Monday.

2 cases White and Brown All Linen
Crash, &c. per yard.
1s.inch White Linen Twill Toweling.
6c. per yard.
22.inch Glass Toweling, lie. per yard.
100 dozen 40 and 90 inch Scarfs, colored
centre, 15c. each.
100 dozen 72-inch Scarfs, colored centre.
20c. each.
100 dozen 6.s Hemmed Napkins, $1.1O
per dozen.
5.9 Extra Heavy Napkins, $1.26 and
@1 80 per dozen.
"a Extra Heavy Napkins, $3.50 per
doZen.
8s.inch Extra Heavy Bleached Damask.
9bc. per yard.
100 dozen All Linen Fringed Huck Tow
els, 81 90 per dozen.
Q1.8S; S-12, $2.25.
2O-inch Cotton Birdseye, sec. per piece.
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JEWELRY.

Ladies' Solid Gold Rings, CSC. each.
Babies Solid Gold Rings, 49c. each.
Imported Brooches, 25c.
Imported Lorgnette Chains, special al
25c. and 4Sc.
Rhinestone Horseshoe Stickpins, 4sc.
Rhinestone Screws and Eardrops, special
at 25c. per pair.
Pompadour Combs, special at 25c. and
4Sc.
Imported Side Combs, special at 1Oc. and
17c. per pair.
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INFANTS WEAR.

Children's Colored Coats, made of plain
novelty goods and astrakhan cloth, trimmed
with braid, fur and ribbons, our entire
stock to be sold at HALF present market
prices.
Childrens Colored Caps of silk and vel
vet, with fur and braid, will be sold at half
present market prices.
Children's Outing Flannel Dresses, with
yokes and braid, special at $50.
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Sheets and Pillow Cases.

Good Quality Ready Made Sheeta
1lax3la yards, 24c.
1sax2l2 yards, 29c,
2 x2l2 yards, $50.
2Ax2l9 yards, $40.
2l2x2l2 yards, 40c.
Plain
Extra Heavy Sheets. Hens. Hemstitched
2 x2l2 yards, 40c. bOc.
2Ax2l2 yards, 45c. 55c.
2l2x2la yards, SOC. SOC.
Fine Quality Pillow Cases, 45x36, 1Oc.
each.
Hemstitched Pillow Gases. 46x3e, 1Oc.
each.
The sun., 1898-01-16
Nsw Vas, TrnIn TO FLORIDA.

The New York and Florida Limited. a now and
eiaborately equipped train. will commence SER
Woe over the Southern Railway, Florida. Con.
tral and Peninsula. and Florida East Coast lines
trip OF ovor 1000 miles, and, with new locomO-
uVos. schedule time viii bo maintained
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TOILETS.

800 Eight-ounce Bottles Pure Glycerine,
25c.
1900 Cakes Pure Olive Glycerine Soap,
&C. per cake.
10 gross Complexion Soap, special at &c.
per cake.
Almond Cream, special at 12c. per bottle.
Fine Talcum Powder, special at &c. per
bottle.
Swansdown Face Powder, &c. per box.
Bulb Syringe, good quality, soc. and 4sc.
Rubber Soap Dishes, 25c.
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SKIRTS.

Black Striped Sateen Skirts, lined with
domet flannel, full umbrella ruffle. $50.
quality; special at 4Sc.
Melton Cloth Skirts, plain and umbrella
ruffies, 64c.
Ripple Eiderdown Dressing Sacques, roll.
Ing collar, crochet edge, our $1.3S kind;
special at CSC.
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New Cotton Wash Fabrics

New Spring styles of 28-inoh Per-
Gales, dress, waist or shirting styles,
fast colors, best standard cloth. sale
price, 4l2c. per yard.
86-inch Percales, new 1898 styles,
same as formerly sold At 12lao.; special
at 100. per yard.
36-inch Percales, styles and finish Same
Best Indigo Print Cloths, new styles,
6lec. per yard.
Best Cardinal Red Print Cloths, wool
challie styles, 41ec. per yard.
Best Apron Ginghams, every style. 5lac.
per yard.
Heavy Cotton Dress Goods, style and ef-
feet same as wool, 10c. per yard.
Imported Organdies, new styles, 22c. per
yard.
Fine Zephyr Ginghams, also Stripe and
Check Seersuckers, worth 10c., at 5lec. per
yard.
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REMARKABLE
HANDKERCHIEF OFFER.

The $500 and $4.OO, at $1.e5 dozen.
Will place on sale tomorrow 400 dozen
LADIES HEMSTITCHED HANDKER-
CHIEFS, pure linen, Il, Il and inch
hens, regularly sold at $500 and $4.OO
dozen, at $1.95 dozen.
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FLANNELErrE GOWNS.

FLANNELETTE GOWNS-double yoke
front and back, at 66c. each.
FLANNELETTE GOWNS-with large
sailor collar, finished with feather.stitched
braid, at S6c. each.
DRESSING SACQUES-madeo of figured
fianneiette, some with scallop edge and
some with embroidered collars, SOC. each.
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NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS.

CHAbh1ES-Noth hLIIES.
Have Just received complete our first as
sortment of IMPORTED FRENCH CHAL-
LIES. A most exclusive collection, com.
prising over $50 different styles in both
plain weaves and satin stripes.
We would suggest early selections, as
the prices are continually advancing, with
every prospect Of our second Importation
being considerably higher.
VIII also show ON Monday few choice
lines of SPRING FABRICS, part Of our ex-
elusive Spring Importation.
5O-inch ALL-WOOL CHEVIOT MIX
TURES, were &c., at soc. yard.
5O-inch HEAVYWEIGHT CHEVIOT,
specially adapted for bicycle suits, worth
$1.25, at 85c. yard.
sPECIAL-We will offer for one week,
commencing Monday, one special lot Of
very desirable goods that were 81 90, $1.25,
$1.50 and B1.75, including SPRING and
FALL MATERIALS. at 100. and S5c. per
yard.
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Battalion drills In the Seventh Regiment begin to-
morrow night. rsgimentai review will be held the
nrst week In February.
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NEW coLoRED SILKS.

24.inch JAPANESE SILK, blue and
white, at SOC. yard.
24.inch PRINTED FoULARDS, at 100.
yard.
19.inch BRoCHE TAFFETA, evening
shades, at 75c. yard.
2O,inch BROCADE TAFFETA, evening
shades, at 81 90 yard.
2O.inch POLKA DOT TAFFETA, at 9oo.
yard.
2o-inch. STRIPE TAFFETA, at $500
yard.
21.inch STRIPE TAFFETA, at 1925
yard.
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WRAPPERS.

Flannelette Wrappers, assorted styles
and colors, ruffie and braid trimmed, csc.
and 81 .25 kind, at CSC. and csc.
Flannelette Wrappers, extra fine quality,
revers, ruffled shoulders and jacket effects,
all desirable colors and patterns, $1.25
and 81. .4S.
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MUSLlNS.

Extra Heavy Unbleached Muslin, regular
&c. quality, sc. per yard.
Soft finish Bfeached Muslin, good quail
ity, short lengths, 512c. per yard.
Fine White Cambria, yard wide. &c. per
yard.
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SILK PETTIcoATS.

VIII offer tomorrow SILK PETTICoATs
In black and changeable taffetas, UNI
brella shape, corded and tucked rufles,
at $500. $3.50, $3.50, $3.50 and
SO. 90 each.
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LINEN DEPARTMENT..

6bNGIN YET MN ] WE ~ us
MAIN FLOOR.
HALF-PRICE SALE OF ODD LOTS.
Plain Linen Hemstitched BUREAU
SCARFS, 1sx54, at 4Oc. each; reduced
from soc.
Plain Linen Hemstitched BUREAU
SCARFS, 1sx72, 5oc. each; reduced from
$1.OO.
Plain Linen Hemstitched CENTRE
PIECES, 24x24, 25c. each; reduced from
SOC.
Plain Linen Hemstitched CENTRE
PIECES, 24x24, 800. each; reduced from
7bc.
CENTRE PIECES, 24x24. bOo. each;
reduced from $1.O0.
CENTRE PIECES. 24x24, zoe. each;
reduced from $1.5O.
TEA CLOTHS, 36x36, SOC. each; re-
duced from $1.OO.
TEA CLOTHS, 3ex36, Toe. each; re-
duced from $3.50.
Damask knotted fringe TEA CLOTHS,
36x36, at SOC. each /; reduced from 81 90.
Damask knotted fringe open work TEA
CLOTHS, 36x36, at 75c. each reduced
from $3.50.
Damask knotted fringe open work TEA
CLOTHS, 45x45, at $500 each |; reduced
from $500.
Damask knotted fringe open work TEA
CLOTHS, 45x45, at $1.25 each reduced
from $3.50.
Colored Damask Hemstitched TEA
CLOTHS, 36x36, at S7lac. each reduced
from $1.75.
Colored Damask Hemstitohed TEA
CLOTHS. 45x45, at $1.25 each reduced
from $3.50.
An accumulation of ODD TOWELS,
NAPKINS, Remnants of TABLE LINEN,
ETC., have all been greatly reduced In price.
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WHITE GOODS.

Plaid Nainsooks. short lengths, special
at 90. per yard.
Fine English Long Cloth, 10 yards In
piece, for $50.
36-inch Curtain Swiss, special at 1Oc.
per yard.
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SUITS TO ORDER.

1t Is getting late and we have moro
heavy weight suitings than we care for,
consequently have reduced our $4,000,
$25.O0, and $2s.OO suits, made to your
measure. guaranteed fit, to $1,000, for the
remainder of this month only.
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Mems Trousers
READY TO WEAR.

1000 pairs to fit every kind of a man,
qualities beyond anything you have ever
seen or heard Of for the price. All wool and
finest worsteds, neat, natty, and stylish
stripes and mixtures; sizes run from 31x30
to 50x35, and prices from $1.59, $1.9S,
3d. .s5, 1896, and 81. 95 for the best.
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GOWNS.

Muslin Gowns, tucks and wide lace In
serting, cambria ruffle on neck and sleeves,
special at SIC.
MUSLIN WALKING SKIRTS, with
tucked cambria ruffle, $50.
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SHIRTS.

Nothing but Perfect Fitting Shirts sold
at the following prices: 39c., 5Oc., 75c.,
81 90; fit guaranteed or money refunded.
do the rest.
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SPECIAL GLOVES.

P. X. WALKING in tan, mode, brown,
beaver, red and black, regularly $1.5O, at
$1.OO.
LADIES SILK MITTENs. heeced lined,
usually 5Oc., at 25c.
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SPECIAL EMBRoIDERIEs.

5000 yards manufacturers ends) fine
quality CAMBRIA EDGINGS in strips of
4la yards, wide margin and cut.out edges,
actual value 25 to 35c., at ice. yard.
The sun., 1898-01-16
CORSETS.

Special Sale of the H. and 8. Corset,
medium length, heavily boned, finished at
top with wide lace and ribbon, regular
81. 90 grade, at CSC.
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day night The contest for che Rifle Association Tro
ply win be shot on Feb. aud ., the Riker Trophy
match on Feb 2o and the nal oontest for the Jones
Trophy on March 28 and s4.
Col. Smith OF the Twsnty-third Regiment has ap-
pointed Battalion Sergeant MaJo Frank L. Catlin
regimental sergeant major.