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New-York tribune., 1899-07-24
GEORGE FRED TO GO TO SEE JONES.
SILVER MEN HOPE TO INDUCE HIM TO RETURN

HOME AT ONCE-wANT TO SAVE lo TO J.
Chicago July % (SpeciaD.-"The Inter Ocean
saws that James X. Jones, chairman or the Demo-
cratic National Committee. has been ADVISED Dy
the radical silver Democrats 10 cut short ms
European trip and return to America at once TO
save the marty organization from those who would
abandon the financial plank of the Chicago plat
form George Fred Williams, National Committee
man for Massachusetts,. is to sail foNEurope TO-
morrow or Tuesday, the representative OF the
silver men. He will meet Senator Jones in LONDON
within ten days and will give him the silver mems
views Of the situation here and the radicals be-
leve that Senator Jones will return with Mr.. VIII
Jams on the first steamer for New-York
On Friday a long cable dispatch was sent to Sen
ator Jones apprising him Of what had been done az
the National Committee meeting the day previous
and urging him TO come home Immediately to pre-
vent a reorganization of the party machinery by
men whose loyalty 16 to IS at least suspected by
the silver men, The cable message was sent soon
after a conference that was held at the Auditorium
Annex at which were present John l. AItgeid'
James P Tarvin. Willis ]. Abbot, A j. Warner and
other believers in the free coinage OF silver The
message stated briefly the plan of reorganization
proposed under the rules drawn up by w. J. Stone
and adopted by the National Committee. IL was
pointed ont to Senator Jones that the new commit
tees created by the rules would absolutely control
the party machinery and he was begged TO return
at once 10 see that these powerful committees
should be composed OF men loyal TO the chicago
platform. ...,.-., 49,. 49,. nm
troiled the committee and that yicerShalrrnsh M nn
stone was with them. were recounted. The propo--
sttion 10 depose Deylin from the management OF
the press bureau and to leave Algeld outside the
breastworks was also told senator Zones Zones was
asked IL he would meet George Fred Williams al
some place in Europe as soon as possible TO receive
fuller information on the subject; what reply, II
any was received from Jones could not be learned
as the whole matter has been kept profoundly Sc
cret nv the silver men. Senator Jones was eX-
pected 10 sail for America on August 20 The silver
men say he will be here many days before that
date.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24
syOyE HAD JONES'S RESIGNATION.
ONE OF THE SECRETS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
NATIONAL COMMITTEE MEETING
WHY 1T WAS NOT PRESENTED.

Chicago July Is (SpeciaD.-When the Chicago
Platform Democrats learned that Bryan had joined
forces with the Harrison-Ga Gahan-Watson machine
they predicted that he would encounter all KINDS OF
trouble When Senator Jones, chairman OF the
National committee. returns home, they intend TO
Law their grievances before him, and ask his sup
mort in organizing the standing committees In
their interest.
Apparently the Altgeld- Williams -Tarvin Abbott
combination was not made acquainted with all the
Inside history of last Thursdays meeting. II dld
not know that Ex-Governor w. J. Stone was au-
thorzed TO present Chairman Jones's resignation II
ne deemed II necessary TO do so. That was one or
the secrets which only few confdants OF the vice.
chairman were let into Y leaked out after MI
National committee, he had letter from senator
Jones In his possession which virtually transferred
to him full command OF the party organlzatoh.
THAT letter" continued the comnltteeIhan'
mittee and authorized him to take control OF and
perform all the duties Of the chairman. senator
Jones also said TO Mr.. Stone that II he deemed ~
advisable and would take the chairmanshlp hlmselt
Committee had created the office Of vice-chairman
elected Mr. Stone 10 I'LL II. and conferred upon MIN
ali the powers Of the chairman. II was not thought
necessary 10 retire Senator Jones. Whlle ne was
not likely he will again take an active part
'aThe understanding Is that all the business mas
been placed in Mr. Stones hands and that Re viii
he in full charge until the National convention y
called to order. Then the life OF this committee
ends Its successor wil be chosen by tnat cohNeh-
tion. do not understand that Altgeld senator
Teller and William Y. Allen. who nave Deeh co coil-
nected with the Ways and Means Committee are
eligible since by the new rules II is now standlng
committee In other words. they were legisated
out OF Office"
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24
RUSSIAN DAIRY EXHIBITION.
PRODUCTS AND APPARATUS TO BE SHOWN AT
ST. PETERSBURG.

Il.
Washington. July 2.-The Department Of Agri-
culture has received notice through the Department
~ State that the Imperial Free Economical So
cietv OF St. Petersburg. Will hold exhibition OF
Russian dairy products and an international ex-
bibition of machines apparatus, kinds OF packing
and appliances for transportation Of milk products
at ST Petersburg in September, 1899. None except
Russian products will be admitted 10 the exhibit Of
dairy products but the exhibit OF machines, etc.
viii be International Preserved milk condensed
milk milk -four etc) will be admitted TO the Inter
national exhibit.
The exhibit OF dairy products will consist OF milk
cream curds cheese, koumiss. kefr. gaseous milk.
milk brandy condensed milk etc. The international
exhibition will embrace apparatus and machines TO
work milk separators. churns butter dryers, cheese
kettles pasteurlzers elevators. apparatus for SCI
entiac and practical analysis Of milk, butter and
other products, dairy buildings. ice wagons, cool
fhbe Exhibition will open September l3 and
continue one month Exhibitors Will be required to
tnform the Committee Of ORGANIZATION OF the
amount OF space wanted and TO pay an entrance
Zee OF about IS cents square yard
Dlplomas OF honor. gold silver and bronze medals
nd certificates OF honor Will be given Tor the pest
ex hibits Intending exhibitors can obtain blank
applications from the Bureau OF Animal INDUSTRY,
United States Department Of Agriculture
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24
PROFESSOR CHANDLER HONORED.
CHOSEN PRESIDENT OF THE SOCIETY OF |
CHEMICAL INDUSTRY.

Professor Charles F. Chandler. Of Columbia Uni
versity, is the recipient Of new honor He has
been elected to the presidency OF the Society Of
Chemical Industry. This society is Of English
origin sections OF which are located in Great
Britain. the eighth being the NewYork section. Of
which DR.. Chandler is the chairman
The society has about 1900 members Of which
eco are residents Of the United States and Canada
The membership includes scientists and men who
are interested in the chemical Industry from a
manufacturers point OF view. The society was
organized in lsSl and its presidents have been
such prominent Englishmen as Sir Henry F.. Ros-
ooe Sir Frederick A Abel Walter Weldon ". H.
Perkins James Dewar. Sir GOwthian Bell Sir John
Evans and DR.. Edward Schunck
Dr Chandler was for six years chemist OF the
Board OF Health Of NewYork City. and for eleven
years its president He was member Of the Ma
tional Chemical Society. president OF the Amerl-
can Chemical Society, and founded in 1864 the
School OF Mines in Columbia University. He is
York College OF Pharmacy.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24

Ocean City. Nd. July % (speciaD-The bodies Of
,a,nee q and Arthur A Birney jr.. sons OF Arthur
Alexus Birney, the former District Attorney Of
washington. who were drowned in the synepuxent
Raw Yesterday afternoon. were found at about 8
O'Clock this morning The shingle which the sur
vtying brother had anchored to hatehet proved
correct guide and the bodies were FOUND ABOUT Ten
e., .nsrt AT the mouth Of Assawoman Bay and
q, Martins River In water seven feet deep. The
bodies were taken to the life saving station. as II
was feared that the strain. II they were carried 70
erief Frustrated mother. The bodies win be taken
On the T.eO train TO Washington Monday morning
T1s brisI Will take place at the Rock Hill Church
Cemetery at 5:so .. m. Mr.. Birney arrived at noon @
to-day. There are nine Children tne eioest ~ soh ~,
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24
VIOLENCE TO OBTAIN FREE DRINKS.
TWO CASES EARLY YESTERDAY. AND A MANS
SKULL PROBABLY FRACTURED.

TWO CASES EARLY YESTERDAY. AND MANS
SKULL PROBABLY FRACTURED
Three men entered the saloon Of Adoph Gutt-
man. al No 54 East Houstoa-st., about e15 O'Clock
yesterday morning and demanded free drinks.
When Guttman told them he did not keep drinks
Frank McGovern who said he was bartender,
pointed a revolver at Guttman and threatened 10
shoot him II he did comply with the request.
Guttman became alarmed and shouted loudly for
the police The three men then took 10 their heels
but Policeman James Rogers seeing them run
down Houston-st.. captured McGoyern in Riving-
ton-st and took him 10 the station house, where
he found loaded revolver in his pocket. Mccoy
ern was arraigned before Magistrate Mayo In the
Essex Market Police Court and held in 1900 ban
for examination to-day He Is twenty years old
and lives az No 35 Goerck-st.
Thomas Ryan horse trainer. while walking UP
Eighth-aye at so o'clock yesterday morning was
assaulted at Thlrty-eighth-st. by a gang OF hood-
lums. who held him up for the price OF can OF
beer. Ryan demurrcd and fight ensued. In which
Ryan struck over the head with bottle. lie
was removed 10 Roosevelt Hospital. where II Is
thought he may have fracture OF the skull Po-
liceman Trojan later arrested John Mccormack.
twenty-slK years old Of No. 36 East Thrty-fourth.
St. and Albert ST. John. twenty-one years old, OF
No 329 West FoTty-fourth-st. as being concerned
in the attack on Ryan. They were held In 800 ball
each for further examination on the charge OF
felonlous assault by Magistrate Brann IN the west
Side Police Court yesterday morning.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24
THROAT CUT. But WOULD Not COMPLAIN.

Charles Wiloughby big colored man, OF No. 10
Pell-st was n the Centre-st police court yester
day with a biz cash in his neck, which he said he
got in a fight in South-st early yesterday morning
He accused John Miles colored OF No. 22s Thomp-
son-st. whereupon Policeman Murphy OF the Old
Slip station. placed Miles under arrest. When
Willoughby reached court he had changed HIS opin-
ion in spite Of the fact that at the time Of the
arrest he declared he could not be mistaken.
Magistrate Mott discharged Miles and Fred
Morris who was arrested on suspicion OF having
taken part in the fight The charge OF intoxication
against Willoughby also dismissed. and the
trio although very bitter against one another Sat
urday night, left court together
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24
INJURED IN TRAIN ACCIDENT.

Columbus Ga. July IA passenger train on the
Mobile and Gerard Railroad ran into washout
fifteen miles from Columbus last night in1uring
four persons one Of whom Will die. The injured
are T. 8 Frazier q lawyer. OF Union springs, Aia'
,arr,hv ,acerated w p Mckenzie, Of Union
springs. back sprained and injured internally. ex-
pected 10 die; the conductor. named Dyer, OF MA
son hin and back sprained seriously: John toit-
more brakeman OF Macon, head lacerated
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24

TABLE LINEN-By the yard.
25c-Silver beached Austrian; 81 in; dice patterns;
was 40c.
50c.-Bleached, Irish; 81 in. handsome patterns;
was Csc.
sl.25-Beached Flemish; u in; double damask;
was Sl.75.
TABLE CLOTHS
81 each-BIeached, Scotch; 7Ox69 were $3.50
$3.50 each-Bleached, Scotch; 7Ox87 In; were
S3.25.
So each-Bleached, Scotch 70xlo5; were S37S.
Napkins to match, a in, $3.50 doz. were S5 81.
S325 each-Bleached, Flemish double damask;
72x9O; were $3.50; at 81 each, 721ioS in;
were $3.50 Napkins to match, 70 in, 94.b
doz; were S.. so; % in, So doz.; were "a.
SlS0 each-Colored cotton; blue, red, green; heavy
fringes; were S2.25.
NAPKINS
Ssc doz.-Bleached, German; were S.. IS.
Sl.50 doz-Bleached, Scotch were SZZo.
$1.65 doz.-Bleached, German; were SZ'oO.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24
GORMAN TO LAUNCH HIS BOOM.
rt-r OCCASION TO BE A BANQUET FOLLOWING A
MEETING OF THE NEw-JERsEY STATE
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.

Trenton, y. j. July % notwithstanding Dever-
eux has issued a call for a meeting OF the state
Democratic Committee to be held at the Coleman
House. Asbury Park, Monday. August T. at il
a. m At this meeting the chairmen OF the various
county committees and other leading Democrats
will confer with the State Committeeman and Chair
man William B. Gourley. OF Paterson. will submit
q plan for reorganizing the party in the State.
On the following day there will be conference OF
the leaders OF the party. TO be followed by ban
quet at the Coleman. when ex-senator Arthur
German. OF Maryland Is expected 10 make n speech
and. incidentally. launch his boom for the Presi-
Dental nomination Chairman Gourley VIII make
an extra effort have the meeting and conference
attended by the leaders from all parts OF the State.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24
MAY BE TROUBLE AT INDIANA NINE
NEGROES ARMED AND FEARING ATTAcK-Gov-
KRNoR DENOUNCED.

Evansville Ind. July @-The negro miners at
the Ingle mine came out early yesterday because
a report was current on the streets that the union
miners intended TO make attack upon them
They were marched from the mine in charge Of
deputy sherifs. They all carried rifles, and as
they marched through the streets were met with
the cry OF "Scabsr' and similar epithets The
union miners held a secret meeting In the west
cided 10 take steps disarm the negro diggers. In
case Governor Mount refused 10 do So Public sen
ernor Mount Is being denounced for permitting the
negroes 20 arm themselves. The strike situation
is grave and even the most conservative predict
serious results In the negroes are not dis
armed as the strikers are determined and wen OF
galized.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24

81 doz- Bleached, Scotch; were SIS.
So doz.- -Bleached German; were S4.2S.
HEMSTITCHED BED LINEN
So pair-Bleached German sheets; il-beds; were
$3.50; donble-beds, $3.50; were 81
zoe. pair-Piow TO match; were oOc.
TOWELS AND TOWELING
lOc. each - Bleached huckabacks; HA134H,
hemmed ends; were l5c.
l0c. each-Suiped glass; 20x34; Undermined; were
l6c.
IKE. each-Blesched dsmask; 2lx43; knotted
fringes; were Doc.
l2lc. each.-Snow white BATH 2lx46; plain
fringes were lSc.
l8c. each-Beached huckaback; 24x45; hemmed;
were 30c
z5c. each-All-white Turkish bath; 30x6o; tringed
were 40c.
&c. yd-Plaid glass toweling; Is in. was loc.
&c. yd.--Bleached twiled crash TX in.; was
l2Rc- 20 in, llc instead Of l5c.
l2Hc. yd.-Extra heavy twilled; l9 in; was loe
Fourth avenue. &
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24
STRONG PROTEST AGAINST GOEBEL
MAJOR JOHNSTON. A STRONG BRYAN SUPPORTER.

REPCDIATES THE CANDiDAiE'
Lexington, KY. July % (speciaD-In addition to
the other prominent Democrats who have repudi-
ated William Goebel, the nominee Of the party for
Governor, Major p. P. Johnston. until last month
chairman OF the Democratic State Central and
Executive Committee, comes out against the cleo
ton of the nominee. In an open letter to the
prime movers in the Bowling Green anti-Goebel
meeting set for tomorrow. Major Johnston says:
am in sympathy with the purpose Of your
meeting and regret that l cannot be with you
methods that led 10 the nomination at Louisville
would fastcn them II is better 10 call q
hail now and lei IL be we'll understood that fraud
and force can find no rewards in the Democrats i
marty We cannot AFFORD TO approve results
brought about by the wholesale disfranchisement
OF our fellow citizens The highest interests OF
our marry REQUIRE that the guilty should be
posed and denounced, II this is done. the bosses;
the time servers and their deuded followers Will
soon begin 10 profess virtue and Will not dare
again 10 make open assault on the dignity of Ken
lucky citizenship.
Major Johnston has been strong supporter Of
prva
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24

cHt szJIc.-An importers samples of striped and
corded Japauese Dress Silks for the spring season OF
1900. The period for orders IS closed We take
the sample pieces and offer them to you, year IN
advance at one-four,h OF next years prices. lhey
be SOC. Different from any heretofore shown
Choice colorings.
eft 4Oc.-Lyons Printed India Silks, very desirable
colors and patterns. Had them, before Sold them
out Got more Here they Well worth ooc.
c4t 5Oc.-Entirely new Fancy Tafeta Silks Nine
teen latest color combinations in corded stripes:
Difficult to describe their beauty or comprehend
Their cheapness, for they are really worth S'c
Ro,unda.
Oolv midsummer conditions would max
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24
STRUCK PORTER OF THE ELEVATED.

John O'Leary Of Brooklyn held in 1900 bail
yesterday for examination on Monday. in the Cen
tre-st police court. by Magistrate Mott. He IS
charged with striking elevated railroad porter
on the station platform at South Ferry. William
Branch the porter, says that O'Leary came up on
the station platform and began 10 make trouble
and that when he ordered him away O'Leary
smashed him in the eye He then called police
man and had him placed under arrest OLeary
went 70 the Tombs IN default OF bail.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24
coLUMBIA STUDENTS IN MOTIFS COURT.

Philip w Airs. accompanied by four students OF
Columbia University, visited the Centre-st. police
court yesterday. and occupied seats upon the bench
with Magistrate Mott. All are members OF the
Charity Organization Society and are visiting all
the In order 10 get practical idea OF their
ceedings. and said that they thought Magistrate
Mott dispensed Justice fairly and honestly.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24
TO CONSIDER CoLoRED RACE PROBLEMS.

Chicago. July n.--The ofncers Of the National
Federation OF Colored Men OF the United States
have called a convention OF that body TO meet IN
Cleveland August 10, TO CONSIDER the 9yesuoh,s
OF vital importance TO the colored race Inc can
asks every State IN the Union TO send delegates 70
&ha convention Women delegates WIZ be admitted,
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24
CAPTAIN DrcKIys TO COMMAND INDIANA

Washington. July 1.-secretary Long mas ten
asrea 10 Captain F. w. Dckins acting Chief OF the
Rureau OF Navigation. the command OF the battle
shin Indiana when Captain Henry Taylor relin-
ouishes IL in the fall Captain Dickins Will prob
ably accept the appointment
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24

e1f 45c.-Louisene and Tateta checks Of exquisite
colorings, including the newes, combinations Of blue
and white The entire lot is vital with freshness
and beauty Eighy-hve cents was the previous
price FOR the great majority Of them.
o4t 5Oc.-Plan black frosted silks now so popular
for dresses, waists pe,ticoas, Innings, Foundations
universal fabric, good for every use. The low
valuation IS 85c.
SYk Remnants be quickly in the remnant stock
is a crown Of glory to fancy dress textile. Six
remnants are the sristocraey Of silk store. The
small quantities explain the half prices. We have
1850 ends varying from hve-eighths Of yard to
fifteen yards Sold only by the piece. Some are
dress patterns, wsis, patterns, some neither.
such an offering possible.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24
GIRL DRINKS CARBOLIC ACID.

Nellie Evans twenty -four years old, attempted to
commit suicide yesterday at her home. No 1886 East
Twenty-slxth.si. by drinking carboc acid. She
WAS removed u Bellevue Hospital
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24
Incidents of a Great Silk Trade

Wanamrs special SIX oneg wouo DC
trade two cities makes u laPo
Seadhy Ouf Hen S"s' az
Thusthe should command confidence
of
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24

Refined petroleum closed at $40 cents per gallon
In barrels and $50 cents In bulk at New-York.
Philadelphia prices being basis points lower.
Foreign quotations were: London, SAD per imperial
gallon, Antwerp, lsx francs per 100 kllos, and
Bremen. so marks per 20 kiloA
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24
Household Linens


now produce attractive bargains will
% impossible to repeat present offerings again this avail Of
Thechan wIlp
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24
& N~mM @he
Midsummer Bargains for
Prudent Buyers

great Chances tor
These promptly used The result appears isso
forcble and real exaggcrahon.
The pn truth that direct appeal to your intelligent nse
It's perusa should bring you prom the old Stewart Store
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24

, A choice of six. White
"nIe lawn-plaid, drop stitch,
shirt Waists corded lacey effect.
Made with yoke, full front, plated backs,
laundered cuffs. detachable collars. They
were SIPS regularly, afterward 81. NOW
an unmatched bargain at
Csc.
Three to one buyer. None sold to the
trade.
Second floor Fourth and Broadway.
A., Any fool can give away gold
N'S"' dollars for fifty cents-f ne has
0OwnS the dollars. The simile fits the
following.
On sale at 9 0'cioek.
Three hundred dozens cambria night
gowns. Two styles:
Firs,-Empire fashion, shield trimmed with Point de
Paris lace and insertion, with plaits, lawn rutie on
neck and sleeves
Second-High neck with square yoke, fine plaits and
four rows hemsttchng, lawn rutiied neck ana
sleeves.
To-day 5Oc., which is just half price.
Three to one buyer. None sold to the
trade.
Second hoor Fourth and Broadway.
These are Summer rough
CIliiuIc" and-tumble dresses in white
dresses nainsook and in ginghams;
dainty enough to look at but achieving
rough-and-tumble serviceability through
their friendship with the wash tub. Much
reduced in price, though they were cheap
before.
all trimmed with embroidery. made with waists
These dollar values Sizes for ages nom mos
At SOC eaeh-GInshsm dresses. made with y9xs, TSa
are called cheap si25. Sizes for ages to yrs
w First, a tale we have
women Inc" been telling, good
HandkerChiefS enough 10 tell again
womens embroidered handkerchiets scalloped or hem
Prices practically half; lsc 25c. 4oc Soc. CSC. 75c
SOC each. u
Then an interesting sequel. New, pure
linen, light, soft, hemstitched handkerchiefs.
Reduced, this change since Saturday:
i24c to 1oc i5c and 2oc. I2l4c; 25c. lie; a5c
Broadway.
Fulfilled, d,--the possibilities of
NuoUC' rubber for comfort and con-
ooouS venience. Every article re-
duced 25c. each the perfection of its class.
Bathing Suit Bags: dull cloth effects; SOC.
sponge bags neat check patterns: patterns %; 2cc to $50
shSvsg Baths spnsS single. siiS double s. Is
Tubing by the foot. i5c. Ice Caps, In, soc.
skcoyered Air Pillows cushion shapes. attractive pat,
terms; with little pocket cases to hold them when
Portable Bath Tubs oak frames folding stands $3.50.
without frames 81 ..
tomb,nation Water Bag and syringe; quarts hard
rubber nttngs; si.25.
A sample line, hence
Nena'SSdSo perfect pieces. Some of
L'hc"S them are all lace, some
have linen centres, all are one-third lower
than usual prices
Doylies iOc u b5c.
Table Covers, 81 80 TO s. IS.
bureau scarfs ST. IS 10 81.
Tenth street.
Late, attractive affairs that are in
DC" our possession to-day, at far less
CIaSpS than their actual value. Gilt,
oxidized and enameled, two qualities, neither
of which would ordinarily be expected at
only 25c. and soc.
Tenth street
JOHN WA
Formerly A. 7. Stewart & Co.. Broadw
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24

In our trunk store
we have seventy-hve
white enameled can
vas steamer trunks
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24

Some beautiful papers
in small quantities
some enough only for
a single room are
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24
Steamer Trunks
Unusual,
OppOrtune

Saturdays price SIC; sl2
to-day. Mattresses with
an extra guarantee. Made
in our own factory: ue
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24
Mattresses,
Pillows and
BOISterS

are sure Of good black hair, ne are sure
of best quality ticking, white, blue or fancy.
In one or two parts; 30 lbs. Sl2. These
also
Pillows best specially geese ps.
2Dx3o value 81 70: price Sl.5O each.
Boters feathers likewise selected: 2ox5s in: res
value 50; price $50 each.
Third floor
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24
p,p,ry BROTHERS BODIES RECOVERED.

Major Johnston has been strong supporter of
Bryan.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24

Onv midsummer conditions would such offering possible
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24
About Things
Japanese
A TastefulIy
Papered Room
at Little Cost

here announced at savings such as these:
20 styles SILK Finish Goods. frOm i5c to SOC; were
35c. 10 15c
IL styles Antique tapestries. from 25c to 75c; were
35c. TO 81.
30 styles English Papers from l5c. to sos; were 80
l2c other Remnant lots from Sc 20 25c ioc. to
75c.
Third floor. Fourth avenue.