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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
STUBS MUST RESIGN
Such is the Decision of the
Advisory Council.
BRIBERY NOT CHARGED
Gen. Humidity, Counsel for the Grand Com
mander, Will Advise Him to Accept
the Action Of the Lynchburg
Meeting as Final.
(By Telegraph.l

tby IeleSraph.>
LY'NCHRdTIhG, Jan. 20.-The advisory
council of the Grand Camp, Confeder-
ate Veterans OF Virginia, met here to-
day at noon to consider the Stubs case.
The committee of the Grand Camp,
which met in Richmond December 9th
TO investigate charges Of misconduct
on the part OF member or members
of the history committee, reported, ad-
vising the removal of Grand Comman-
der j. N. Stubs from the history COM
mittee, and his resignation as grand
commander. Colonel Stubs then CALI
ed the advisory council to meet in this
city and pass Judgment upon the in
vesiigating committees report. The
council is composed of comma nders Of
all the camps in the State, eighty-1rine
in number. About thirty camps are rep
resented here, First Lieutenant Com
a.ander John ]. Williams. Of Winches-
ter. presiding. Colonel Stubs is mot
in ';Ha city, but his counsel, General
George J. Hundley, is in attendance.
The afternoon session was taken up
with the reading of the stenographer's
report Of the testimony taken before
the committee at Richmond.
The night session was devoid Of SEN
sationa incident. and good feeling
seemed to prevail in the discussions,
After considerable debate THE following
resolution was adopted by vote Of u
TO 10:
Resolved, That we. the council. find
upon examination OF the evidence be-
fore US. that Commander. Stubs has
not been guilty of receiving a bride,
but we do find that he should no longer
be in command of the GrandCamp, or
a member Of the history committee of
the Grand Camp"
The council adopted a resolution IA
voring Il bill by the Legislature to pro-
vide for disabled and INDECENT Confed-
crate veterans
General Hundley, Colonel Stubs
counsel, said In an interview after the
councils a,cti. n, that he would advise
Colonel Stubs to accept the action as
final. ...
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
NEWS FROM HAVANA.
fPv Tllarrorh

HAVANA, VIA KEY WEST. FLA,
JAM 19.-CDelay.d in transm!ss:on). The
insurgents last night rated Ja:ueo, this
provinc>, and without firing ii shot ear
rlei away the hors:s of the Spanish
cavalry squadron, whose members t.e.;
at the sight of the invaders and took
Snet in the civil headquarters. Tbs
SpaniarJs viii be courtmartiaf u.
Last night the reflection of large fires
in cane fields in the direction of Qua
inabacao was clearly notceably here.
senior Marcos Garcia, civil governor o!
the province of Santa Cara. has gone t.
.Smed!os to await, it is said. the sur
render of an insurgeLt l-n-sT. whose
name is not yet given.
The menTb rs of the cabinet will ISSUE
manifesto explaining the saliynt
points of the scheme of autonomy an;
ITS advantages over independence" to-
Sether with an appeal To t:2v,. insurgents
% surrender.
After dynamiting the passenger train
near EaEame. proviaee q. Pinar dc. Rio
ara partially destroying the engine, as
already cabl- q, the insurgents attacked
The train. killing one passenger Ca ne
goo. wounded five of the train escort
aGtt wrun-ing or otherwise njuring
swrnty'-five passengers.
Another exp dition llni.zd Monday
night ntat Trinidad on the south coast.
A band of twenty Insurgents entered
haragua, near this city, and carried off
L number of oxen. The report that 200
Insurgents from MatanZ,is have emit II d
this province near Cienaga de C,.aran-
anon IS conti med as wvll as the report
shat the insurgent BriSadier Batan-
court, With thlea nunGres!' m n from
AatnnzaS, has passed near San Nicolas
The insurgents under Augustin Ger
vantes entered San Antonio &c los BANGS
at night ard plunaerai a store in the
outskirts Of tll-'town. Two hundred in
surGents entered Coliseo. this province
| and P.l,ndered sevSgal stores. The in
surgents, in full view from the town Of
Iabanas. province nS Pirar DE-. Rio, car
/ ried off u numb u Of oxen aue. boldly
challenged the garrison to CINE outside
the town aEt:' fight.
The total lcss=s during the siege at
Sampechuela, in the Manzanillo dis
! irict, were thirty kill 4 and fifty wound
ed. The insurge-t le2der Luna has at
tackled Sarta Cruz del Norte, province
I of Pinar del RIO.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
DEMOCRATIC CaA1RMAS.
Senator White placed at the Head of
the Congressional Committee
fBy TeleCraph1

Senator White placed at the Head of
the Congressional Committee
fBy Telegraph.)
! WASHINGTON, Jan 20-The new
Democratic Congressional committee
tonight elected as chairman Senator
secretary. which had been expected, was
postponed to await the action by an
orSanizatior committee of seven which
will be appointed by the new chair
man.
The election has attracted good deal
of attention in the House, owing to
its bearing on the speakership contest
Senator White was supported by the
friends of Representative Bailey. who
are favorable to that gentleman's can
did'acy in case the next House is Dem
ocratc. Messrs. McRae, of Kansas:
Richardson, of Tennessee; Osborne, of
Wyoming and MIXERS. OF Indiana, had
been prominent in the race. Owing to
the speake:sbip issue, however, the
friends of Mir. Bailey felt that it was
desirable Senator should head the
committee so that the craftsmanship
and the speakership should be entirely
separated.
The meeting was quite fully attended,
thirty-three members being present
which. allowing for the several orphan
States," made almost q full representa-
ton.
AS to the secretaryship. 1t is generally
conceded that Lawrence Gardner, the
present incumbent, will retire. The
most prominent candidate before the
organization committee is James Kerr,
former clerk of the House.
The election of Senator White is re-
gardsd as distinct triumph by the
silver men who We're anxious to have
a chairman whose record on the sub
ject Of Is to was unquestionahle.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
WORK OF CONGRESS
Continued from First Page.)

ness, the census bill.
Mr.. Vest moved to lay aside the IN
1lniShsd business and to procaai wit q
the discussions of this Teller RESOLUTION.
itee motion prevailed without division,
the effect being to make the resolution
the unfinished business
UT. vest th'en yielded to a sugg% ion
OF Mr.. AldTich that further cunsi!ara-
taon of the resolution be post;,oned untii
tomorrow in order that th.;se cop9siag
II miSht have opportunity 10 prepn ce
for the debate
AT 2:1O Senate w MT into exocu-
tive session and at $3.50 2. NJ. adjol II Vt.
WASH jon. Ex-senator
Morgan concluded his four cay speech
10 the Senate in executive session tSday
osa- the Hawaiian treaty. He spoke for
almost four hoEs and whn he finished
there We're not more than haif a t.ozen
senators present. He discussed. umone,
other questions, the character OF the
present goT,anIEent CT Hawaii.
The Senator read literally fro m pub
l!shei docu,uvEts On Hawaii. iuo1ud;ne
history CT the various constitutions
of the islard
Senator TeNsr took the floor and viii.
speak when TN ;r.aty is next taken
up. Senator Bacon. of Georgia. follow
ed his action 0. yesterday in Offering
an amendment to the treaty providing
for vote upon 1t by the peopl. of Haw-
sAAi' ~ ciA>A ah ilhc 10 SEND
tor Morgan's bill fer annexation, thus
making tie amendment pubnc 1t is
as follows:
That this act shall be operative and
of binding effect upon either the United
States of America or the rpubic os
Hawaii until the same shall have been
consented to and approved by the ma
Jority OF the voters voting at an election
to b, held in the Hawaiian Island. at
which election all male ne tives CT saN
islands of the age of 81 years and all
natnralized male persons of the agv o!
q years shall be he'd at time and in
th- manner and under regulations to
be prescribed by the President OF the
United States
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
CREW REFUSED TO WORK.


The steamship Ursula Bright, Captain
F. R. 'WhitSon, arrived at Old Poin.
Wednesday evening, twenty EIGHT days
out from Havre, France.
Captain Wihtson reports having en-
counsered succession of terrific gales
and hurricanes on the passage.
The ship was also stlort-handel, thir-
teen Of the crew having refused tC DO
duty. These men asked for thcir dis
charge at Iavre on December 20, but
as the articles stated that thair time
was not up until December 81, the cap
tain refused their request, ana they
then decided nGs to turn to.
Captain Whitson tried every means
possible to get them t, go to work,
but they would not, so as a last resort
he put the stubborn sailors on bread
and water.
Their aticles of agreement. shSw tina.
they shipped at Sunde rland in July for
St. John. N, b., ,the agreement not &c
extend beyond the 31st day of Deem
Der, 1897. or the vessels first Subsequent
return to her port Of destination in the
United Kingdom.
The steamer left Havre on Dac.ember
%, SO their time expired In mia-oceAn.
The. captain and officers had a most
trying time working the ship through
the many storms.
The men Claim they have a good case
and will likely settle the matter in the
courts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
STUDENTS s11sPq1NDm
THE TROUBLE IN FRANCE.
Students Continue to Give the Police
Trouble.


(By Telegraph.)
PAltlS, Jan. 2G.-1ne minister OF tn.
Interior, NJ. Barthuu, ut q c>,D.ur. Meet
ing today, infoI m,d his colleagues OF III
n4etSulsS taken to prev hi Street ,.ti,l-
onStratlons. he add u tnut the D. opos
ed demonstrations ON SUNDAY VIII ps
prohibited
The trio. Of Emile lola VIII begin be-
fore the Assize court on February I.
over 2,OV students started demon
ST. Michael. They tried to cross the
rVer Sane, but the pu.lce prevented
thvsi- ADoGt sixty III The student
were arrested.
There have been no serious Disorders
c.day. Bands OF students (as this dis
patch Is senD, are stan karadliS the
Latin QUARTER.
The dispatch from Epinal Capital OF
the Department 81 Vog Is, situated abuu,
$50 miles Mvm here), says the first anti
Hebrew demonst ration took place to-
day. PlacarcS beoring tbs now popular
cries, denouncing Zola and the Hebrews
and uEholding tbs, army, we1.. posted, In
front of the Hebrew stores.
From the Latin Quarter lSyo ,housanl
students marched to the hotel Des In
Valides, some raising shouts of ..Vive
rEmpereur." They then cross d the
EildseS where the police divided them
into Two bodies. One maGe u demon
racks cCaSerne de "a Pepiniere) and the
other. numbering 800, gathered in front
Of NJ. Zola's house with the usual cries.
The poles finally dispersed them after
making thirty arrests
There has been a small an;i-Jewish
demonstration a Rouen. Another stud
emit demonstrati lion has taken place at
Algiers.
1t was dispersed sevsTal timvs. Many
arrests were made and there Were
frequent fights on the Jewish marke,
place, whvr- seve.al We're slightly in
5ured.
P-NsIS, Jan. 20.-Altoge;her there have
been l1o arrests today, and many OF
those arrested are kept in custody.
AT Rouen the police charged the stu
dents but failed to disperse them,
The troops have been CONSIGNED to
barracks and the police occupy the
streets in force.
Anu-Semitic disturbances have taken
place throughout the day'>a Nancy
Newspapers supporting Dreyfus were
burned on the staircases of the univer-
sity.
Despite the government prohibition
the orGa nization; commit of Mon
days anti-Semtte meeting at the Tivoli
VauXhall. has decided to hold a public
demonstration ON Sunday afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
BOSTON CITY DAMAGED.
CIV Telegraph.l

HARWICH. Jan. 24-Ths British
steamer Boston City, Captain Wyatt,
which arrived here January II. from
Newport News, grounded while she was
making this harbor, owing TO- the foggy
weather, and was stuck fast for seven
bours before she was floated. During
the time sand entsrs1 the pip-s on her
chinery.
The Boston City reports that during
q gale which was encountered on jan
uary {. In mid Atlantic, h-r hatch tar
pauains wire washed OFF by the seas
which boarded her and her cargo is
dama ged from water which entered the
hold. Water flooded her cabins.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
NEWS IOF RICHMOND
Continued from FRS. Page,

e1 before the committee Were Hon. w.
w. Henry, representing th,4 Presbyteri-
an and Methodist Homes; Mr. John NJ
Higgins. representing the Catholic in
stitutlons; Mr. f. w. Powers. repre-
senting the Baptist Home for the Aged
AND the Retreat for the Sick; Mr. Thos.
Potts, representing the Virginia Hos
pital and ST. Iuke'S; Or. w. w. Parker
representing the Male Orphan Asylum
ard Spring Street Home. AL! of these
gentlemen spoke in, favor of the meas
ure. No action was taken en- the bill
by the committee.
The House committee on counties,
cities and towns met this morning in
room No. on the upper floor of the
capitol building With Mr., D. c. Hatcher,
OF Fauquier, in the chair.
The committee took up the following
bitls and decided after some considera-
ton to report them faW5re bly,:
To authorize the city of Roanoke to
re1eem the bonds of the town of Roa-
noke.
A COOL deal OF discussion was induls-
ed in over bill introduced by Mr.. Pill
cher, OF FauQuier, which seeks to pro-
tect the birds in the State. One of its
sections provides that no man SHAH bl
allowed to kill within one day more
than two wild turkeys. two phea sants.
twelve woO3r-cocks or fifteen partridgeS
| Ine biH shall only go into operation
in counties named in the bill and then
onDy after it has been approved by the
respective board of supervisors and sf-
ter aue publication in a loca. paper or
by hard bills.
At the suggestion of Mr. Matthews. OF
Bath, the bill was passed by to enable
him to confer with the patron of the
bill for the purpose of framing general
game law.
The House committee on finance met
this morning In ro,,m No. / on the upper
floor of tbs capitol building with Mr.
Merritt T. Cooke In the chair. After
some discussion it was decided to report
I'favorably the bill introduced by Mr.
Ga. iehsr, of Prince William. which pro-
vides that treasurers shall have the
| right to- levy, before the first Of Decem-
| ber on the property OF parties who are
about to mcvs out of their county or
city in or1';r to avoid the payment OF
taxes
STUDENTS SUSPENDED.
! Seventeen students of Richmond Col
| iese We're today suspended by the fac
uly Tor engaging III that species OF
| haZlnS known as toe pulling" but
were subsequently relnsiated On petit
non Oh tweity-two repIesen tat!ve stu
dents in tneir beha,Lf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
THE OHIO LEGISLATURE.
No Witnesses Examined Yesterday by
the Senate Investigating Committee.
(By Telegraph.)

No Witnesses Examined Yesterday by
the Senate Investigating Committee.
(By Telegraph.)
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 20.-The Senate
investigating committee met tonight
and adjourned until tomorrow morning.
No witnesses were called and there was
no discussion, the meeting being purely
formal. There are various rumors as
to what course the committee will pur-
sue One was to the effect that Jared
p. Bliss would be called! for examiRa-
ton. Another. that the committee
would decide to report back to the Sem
ate that they were unable to proceed
with the irpQurey. and asked to be re-
lieved from further duties.
Senator Fink's bill to gerrymander
the Congressional districts Of the State
was introduced in the Legislature be-
fore adjournment today. The main
purpose Of the bill, and Mr. Finck
frankly Acknowledges it. is to legislate
Congressman Grosvenor out or ONCE
and put a Democrat in his place.
The bill is one of the direct results or
the anti- Hanna combine, and the Dem
ocrats say they can pass 1t with the
aid of the Republican boilers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
NOrfOllr's Port List.

NORFOLK, VA, Jan. 2O-Arrived:
Steamer Florame Bill QBr.). Reed, Car
diff; steamer Minerva Br), Denton,
North Shields.
Cleared: Steamer Boxgrove CBr),
Mably, Tampico.
SaAed: Tug L. Luckenhach, William
son. Providence, with barges Corsica
and Nyack; tug Ocean King, DAILY,
New York and New Haven with barges
City Of Atlanta and Frank Pendleton;
tug Edgar T. Luckenbach, Keen, Provi-
dence, with barges Clintonia. and Nancy
PeHdleton; cShooners J. Dallas Marvel,
Eisey, Baltimore: Harland w. Huston,
Huston, Baltimore; barges bristol and
Rowland, Baltimore; tug Pocahontas,
Alexandria, Baltimore.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
WASHENGTQN NOTES.
Interesting News and Gossip From the
National Capital.
fRv TklagraHb

dlioleu NdPllS1t.
fBy TElagraph)
WASHINGTON. Jan. D.-The State
Department has ordered George 3. Mur-
ply. one Of the clerks Of the consular
bureau. to go at once to Colon and
take charge OF the consulate there.
made vacant by the death of Consul
Ashby. No details Of the accident by
which Mt. Ashhy lost his Fife have yet
been received at the department, and
from the fact that no application has
yet come from Consul General Gudgef,
for permission to ship the remains to
the United States, it is believed that the
body has not beeb recovered. Mr.. Muir
ply sails from New York for Colon to-
morrow.
The bill authorizing the Navy Depart
meut to build Ave new revenue cutters
and three flarbor boats was reported
favorably in the Senate today from the
Committee on Commerce.
The prospects of anti sealp!ag tegts=
lation are now in a condition where it
is unsafe to make prediction.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
AGAINST NEBRASKA.

WASHINGTON. Jan. se.-te the Ne
braska maximum freight rate case.
now before the Supreme Court Of the
United States, the decision has no, yet
been handed down, but it is reported to-
day that tine decision has been a 'eeI
upon and that it will be against the
State. dealarin the bill unconstituti On
al. 1t Is said that the decision viii! not
be handed down until just before the
spring adjournment Of the court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
WOMAN BR1JrA41.y ASSAULTED.

tardiy attempt was made last night to
murder Anna Hughes, secretary 1f
Commander Ballington Booths Ameri-
can Volunteers in this city. Her cow
ardiy assailant crept up behind he:'
and administered O. stunning blow on
her head with some blunt instrument,
after which he disappeared without
leaving any clue TO his identity. Miss
Hughes condition today Is said to be
extremely critical and there are grave
doubts as to whether she Will recover.
The motive for the cowardly attack IS
unknown.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
TERSE TELEGRAMS.

NEW YORK, Jan. pa. Blackney, OF
Covingtoa. Ca, a travelling salesman
for Beck & Gregg. hardware merchants.
of Atlanta, and 'SaYa nfrah. Ga, shot
himself in the left breast in a West
street hotel today. The injured nan is
in 4 dying condition Biackney left a
note saying he was about to end his
Life because Of unreQuitted affection.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21

SPENCER, IND, Jan. 2O.-Nearly the
entire business portion of the civ was
burned this morning early. The origin
II the fire is unknown, and at this time
It is impossible 70 give even an approx
innate estimate Of the loss.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21

PARIS. Jan. 20.-The Minister Of the
Interior has informed his colleagues OF
the measures taken to prevent street
demonstrations. The proposed de-
ronstrations prepared for next Sunday
will be prohibited. EEnile Zola's trial
will begin at the Assizes court Febru-
airy Z,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
ANoutnE,R a1IIPINo1Js e,s1

ANOTHER sGUPLNOUS GREW.
The French steamer Eugeni1, Refine
arrived at Old Point having on board
a mutinous crew. which was brought
the case of the Ursula Bright.
The steamer, it is stated. left Paris
bound to Hampton Roads, December
16. 1897, and a few days out twelve of
the crew mutinied and refused To work
They made 40 hostile demonstration,
and the captain made the following
terms: The strikers were given the lib
erty Of the vessel, but We're put ON
hard-tack a,,ld water for the remainder
Of the voyage. and the vessel kept t.l
though short handed.
The vessel met heavy gales ana terri
BILE seas, but arrived safe and sound.
The French consul has been notified Ct
the affair and the captain is now await
ing the action of that official in refer
ence to the case of the mutineers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
EvesTLccY Saws 80.

Gascarets Candy CatI,"rtic. the IN ost WON
.erful medical discover" Of the se, plea:
mt and refreshing to In" tasle f.: {, gent.
and positively OH li,iueys. li''cr an ibow,i:
-eansig the entir" system 1iSrrl COS:
are headache, fc",r. h;4l,itual cnrsTii.ra:.
nd b:liousncss. Please buy and Try 4 /"
&c. c. G. to-day: -. ~. *; ,cu:s s;;,u ~
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21

BERLIN. Jan.20.-The Imperial Bank
of Germany mas reduced its rate u1
discount from to per cent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21

BOSTON. Jan. 2o.-Reports received
here today from all the New England
cotton mills state that the situation
remains unchanged
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
vessels Sailed Yesterday.

Steamer Zoe CBr.), Miles. London.
Schooner David P. Davis, Boston.
Schooner Lewis H. Coward, Portland
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
Vessels Arrived Vest.

Vessels Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Shena nAioah (Br.), Buck
ingham, Liverpool.
Schooner Hattie P. Simpson, Boston.
Barge Roundout, Providence.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21

Just try Toe. box Of Cascarets, the
finest liver and bowel regulator ever
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
CALENDAR FoR THIs DAY

Sun rises Observation-Disclosures. 7:15
sun sets 5:20
High water-S:12 A. M, and 8:47 P. M.
Low water-1:49 A. M, and 2:43 p. M.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
ALONG THE WATER FRONT
ITEMS OF INTEREST GATHERED
ABOUT THE PIERS.
Entrances and CIearances at the Custom
House. List of Vessels Now In Port.
Other Marine Items.
Weather Forecast

Weather Forecast
(By Telegraph.)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O.-For Virgin
ia: Fair; westerly wiDiS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
Marine Miscellany
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

LIVERPOOL. Jan, 20.-Sailed:' Rnp-
paha mock, Newport News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21

A pullet Is not INSURED until she is
a year old, although she may lay.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-21
Shoes.

Boys Satin Calf, Solid Leather. Spring
Heel. Button and Lace, regular price
81 .25, will go at TIC.
Chii>Iren's Genuine Dong.Ia Patent
Leather Tips. all ss5tid. in Lace or But
ton, regular price Soc, Will so at 4Sc
Boys Satin Calf. Solid l. ather, Latest
styles, good. desiia bic Sko1, regular
price s1.7o. will go at 9Sc.
Ladies Fine Wei Kid, Hand Turned.
N. RuitoA' and Lace. regular price $2.25, u
will go at s1.2i.
Iadi.s' Tan Lace Shoes in Light ana 4
Dark shades, ressl:os value $500, vii. so
81 $3.50.
Ladies' Imported Dcngola Hand S W
ed. all styles, in Lace ana. Button, ragu-
lar price $3.50. viii so at s1.9S.
Mems Satin Calf. Solid Lsathzr Shoes, IS
in Lace and Congress, regular price
$2!c0. win go at S1.24.
Mems RusSets, Latest Styie Toes. Gel.
uiE: Gulf Stock, regular price $500. VIII
so a sits.
Mems Hand Sewe! BOX CaEs or Rus
sian Calf, in very desirable shap. s, regu-
lar price S4.GG wiN go at SITS.
All cur Mems Black and Brown Der1Jy
Hats sold at SITS, SEQ and $3.50 will go
at CSC.
Furnishing Goods.
In our furnishing department we5hraS
also Offering great in:Sucements.