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The evening times., 1899-11-10
OPENED WITH DECLINES
Socks in the Initial Dealings Act
tive but Lower.
Fears of "a Further Showing Of Loss
OF surplus Reserves in TOmorrow's
BanIs statement-Raiiway Features
in the Early Trausaciions-EHect
of Sniisbury's Speech in London.

NEW YORK. Nov 1O.-The stock mar
ket opened active and at generally
lower prices as compared with yes
terday's final figures Trading was ap-
parenuy altogether dominated by ap-
prehensions of renewed stringency in
the money market, and these fears
were perhaps accentuated by expectations
that the bank statement tomorrow would
show further loss in surplus reserves. The
declines even in the standard issues re-
corded at the opening dealings extended TO
fully one point, and. indeed, the losses i'll
the industrial quarter in fancy issues were
no more severe than they were in the stan.
Gard grade.
T'he London market was reported strong
On account of the exposition of the state
OF European diplomacy as set forth in
Lord Salisbury's speech yesterday. but the
dealings here for foreign account were not
an important factor. The most active fea-
lures at the opening were Southern Pa
cific, st. Paul. Burlington and Quincy,
Union Pacific and Louisville and Nash
vile.
In the industrial quarter, trading was
heaviest in Sugar Refining, American
Steel and Wire. and United States Leather,
common. The last named was reactionary
on further large dealings. There was an
absence of news over night without any
bearing upon the financial situation. and,
as noted, interest seemed to be wholly con-
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DAVIS SENTENCED TO PRISON.
rhe Former Messenger Must Serve
Two md a Half Years.

George r. Davis, formerly a messenger
in the employ OF the Southern Express
Company who was convicted last week OF
an assault with intent to kill was today
sentenced by Justice Ciabaugh TO impris-
onment for two and half years in the
penitentiary at Moundsville, W. Va.
The matter came up in court today. and
his counsel, Frederick Beall, submitted a
motion for a new trial. The motion was
overruled by the court and Davis called
TO the bar for sentence.
The jury which found him guilty of the
offence charged recommended him to the
mercy of the court. Justice Clabaugh be-
fore imposing sentence referred TO this
natter, saying that he had every conf
dence in the Justice of the finding OF the
jury, which he said was one of the best ne
had ever seen. Whatever the sentence of
the court might be. the judge continued,
would be exceedingly light in comparison
with the crime, when it is taken into con-
sideration that Davis might have killed
the man at whom he shot.
Davis, il will be remembered. was charg-
ed with attempting TO kill Arthur Baum
garten in the office of the Southern EN-
press Company on August l6 last Baum
garten had identified him as the man for
whom he made seal similar TO those used
by the express company for sealing pack
ages of money. In investigating the loss
of a package containing 1000 II was
learned that Davis had employed Baum
garten to make a duplicate seal for him.
The evening times., 1899-11-10
BENNING RACE ENTRIES.
Horses That VIII Run in the Fiv,
Events Tomorrow.

Following are the entries for the Ben
ming races tomorrow:
First race-For all ages. six furlongs.
DR.. Parker. 12l; Becursor. IS: Cormorant,
l21; Lamp Globe. los; Golden Rattle, 102;
Twist Whip. l05; Sidney Lucas. 105: Rough
Rider, IS: Tacoma 9S
Second race-FOr maiden two-year- -olds
five furlongs. Jamaica. 107: Bermuda
Hundred. 101: Grandeur. l10: ]. E. Wight
man. 10; Hilermos. 10; Give and Take.
10I; Allaire, l01: Hall Bell 10; James
110; Spaldie 1o1; Watt Simpson. 10; Her.
mencia. 10; Robert Metcalf. 10: Dufield
10T; Gals. 10.
Third race. teeplechase-Selling; for
three -year-olds and up. Full course. two
and one-half miles. Hurry Up, 154: De-
capod, l57: Bevel. Isl; Mr.. Stopped. 1i6:
Joseph Budd, l51: Rose Heindal. li5; Sib-
ley. 145; Watchman. leo; Baby Bell 151
Wild Heather H. 49,
Fourth race-For two-year-olds, selling.
6 furlongs: Tacoma. 100; Becursor, 100:
Cupidity. 105; "Carbuncle. SO.
Fifth race-For three year-olds and up
ward: selling i 1-16 miles: Queen of
Song, 1O9: Lorenzo. 104: Chivairous. l04;
Atlantus, 106; Althea. 50; Brisk. 1903; Ju-
Illus Caesar. les; Gonvine. 106: Our Nettie.
9S; Beau Ideal, l09; Alvarado ii. 106; "Ma-
tanza. I07: "Villiage Bride, 80: 'Chara-
grace, 9s; Kilt as.
Apprentice allowance asked.
The evening times., 1899-11-10
Killed in n Runaway.

After viewing the body OF johnson Coppage and
investigatin. the circumstances which surrounded
his death. Coroner Carr. today decided that an
inquest unnecessary. CopiTage was driving a
mule attached TO cart. at the intersection OF
Central Avenue and Benning Road. when the ami
NAL became unnanagesbe and ran away. Coppage
was thrown from the cart and of the wheels
passed over his head. crushing it, Death al
most instantaneous The body is still at the
morgue awaiting word from relations at HARDWOOD,
Va. who have been nctifed. Coppage formerly
lived at HARDWOOD. and Al the time of his death
employed by J. B. Riley of Bcnnins. Ills
age given twenty-five.
The evening times., 1899-11-10
James Reed Injured.

Mr.. James Reed struck his leg against a
cake Of ice in such q manner as to bruise
II severely 1t. became very much swollen.
and panied him so badly that he could not
walk without the aid Of cfutches He was
treated by physicians. also used several
kinds Of lipiment and two and a half
gallons Of whisky In bathing 1t, but nothing
gave any relief until he began using Cham
berlain's PaiH Balm. This effected almost
n complete Cure in weeks time, and he
believes that, had he not used this remedy
his leg would have had to be amputated.
MT. Reed is one of the leading merchants
Of Clay Court House. W. Va. Pain Balm
is unequaled for spraihs, bruises, and rheu-
matism. For sale BY Henry Evans. Whole
sale and Retail Druggist ana all drug
gists.
The evening times., 1899-11-10
FINED for stealing Hats.

Grant Mason, colored,. was defendant IN
the Police Court yesterday, TO answer TO
charge of larceny preferred by Abraham Minister.
1t was claimed that Mason had stolen from the
defendant OH November two hats, valued at IS
each. Complaint of the alleged theft was made
at the time to Detective Hewlett, with the result
that the arrest Of Mason followed. Witnesses
testified that the defendant was caught in the
store with one hat on his head and another
under his coat A fine Of $40 imposed and
in default of payment Mason was sentenced to
serve sixty days in the workhouse-
The evening times., 1899-11-10
Ladies' and Children's
Underwear,

We should say that this list is the
strongest attraction Of the week.
Ladies' Combination Suits. in White
and Grey Merino, buttoning across the
chest heavy. fleece lined, and
form fitting. Worth 69c, for. .39c
Ladies' White and Grey Vests and
Pants. fieeced and ribbed: worth
81 1-2c a garment, for. .23c
Boys Flat Fleece lined Underwear,
made by Wrights patent; desirable
Grey shade; worth soc garment
vests and pants-for half. ...-..... 25c
Misses Ribbed Vests and Pants, in
White and Silver Grey Bilbriggan,
fern fitting and 35c value. for. .25c
First Floor-West Elevators.
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The Saks Stores News for Tomorrow.
Millinery Specials.

II you want to sec handsome lot OF
Hats-just fresh from the designers
handsome in tomorrow. There's a
surprise awaiting you-two in fact-the
prices we have put on these Hats.
S. on all that are in one case.
So on all that are in another.
In either case double would be no
more than the usual price. But here
Millinery is treated as q commodity
no matter how rich and fne-still
necessity of the wardrobe-and robbed
of all its fancy prices-marked upon
basis OF value-and not effect. Appeal
ing to your judgment with merit-of
which the artisticness is incidental-not
made the controlling element.
We cannot describe the 75 Hats that
have been made expressly for Satur-
days offering-it would mean 75 de-
scriptions, for they are all different in
effect.
But we want to say this, that should
you desire any of the shapes modelled
in different color effects, the special
order will be executed at the same
price. This, though only tomorrow.
Choice, S. and SO.
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BOYS Clothing.

The mothers know that here thsy
see more stock than in almost all the
other stores together And when COM
parisons are possible you'll find us
either lower in price or better in quail
ity. This is thirty year-old depart
ment-ripe in experience and judg-
ment, and strong in its weaker allies.
What's best gets into our stock as
surely as the magnet seeks the pole.
As we always have done for Satur-
cay. we have provided some special
lots-so it will be tomorrow. Not COM
monplace values dropped a little in
price-but stalwarts-offered very low
Boys Short Pants Suits.
Young Mems Long Pants Suits,
Refers and Overcoats,
Separate Pantsi
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Injured In nn ARRAY.

During an ARRAY at the corner of ty-third
Street and Prospect Avenue northwest yesterday
afternoon, Isaiah Brooks, colored, WIS kicked in
the abdomen by. Lewis Williams.-als eolored. and
painfully injured. The patrol wagon from the
Seventh precinct, station removed Brooks to the
Georgetown University Hospital, and Williams
was placed under arrest. charged with afray.
After receiving treatment at the hospital Brooks
was arrested Both men were released on SO
collateral for their appearance in court.
The evening times., 1899-11-10

There was another period of liquidation
this morning in the stock market that re-
suited in the clipping off of points from
the prices of stocks all around. The discus
sion of the probable bad bank statement
and the continuance of the high rates foS
call money frightened the small people and
The shorts made supreme effort to break
the market with fair results for the time
being at least. The outlook was somewhat
uncertain at noon as to the character OF
the market for the remainder of the week.
Many believed that there would be rally
this afternoon from the low prices. and
others looked for a continuance of the tum-
BILE all day. The certainty that the bull
movement will begin In earnest in short
time is not to be made less certain, how
ever, by momentary fluctuations. Money
will be much easier now shortly and the
result of this will be advancing prices be-
cause tight money has been the only fac
tor that has kept the public away.
The evening times., 1899-11-10

Two special lots, and tomorrow's
choice will be first choice.
Heavy Ottoman Silk English Squares
in solid Blue. Red and White, fully
75c silks and dollar shapes. SOC
Batwing Clubs, in solid Blue. Red.
White. and Purple; good as most
soc neckwear Observation-Disclosures. .25c
First Floor-East.
The evening times., 1899-11-10
Mems Fancy Vests.

We're sure there isn't a man, who
pays any attention to fashion, but
wants one-and here are go at spe-
cial price. We bought the vestings at
a low price-and with cur facilities. of
course the making cost was reduced 10
the minimum. Choice new patterns.
cut in latest Double Breasted style;
all sizes-and not a Vest in the lot
worth less than So
The evening times., 1899-11-10

There are enough of them for us to
tell you once more of them. Two lots OF
White Unlaundered Shirts. When these
are gone it's safe to say there'll be no
more at the same price-certainly not
of the same values.
In Muslin and Linen. in making, in
fit they are not bettered at soc and l5c
81 if they are laundered. Another
day like yesterday and the middle sizes
will be entirely gone. Materials were
at rock bottom when they were order
ed. Now they are in the clouds -
and going higher every day.
39c and SOC.
First Floor East
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Ladies and Children's Hosiery.

Let the children have the first words
tomorrow is their day.
Children's Fast Black Seamless Hose.
with double knees, heels. and toes:
all sizes; worth I5e pair,
for .......-..-...-..... Lie
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless Hose,
in extra long lengths. and extra good
values-a great big special
lOc a pair.
First Floor-West Aisle.
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Bismarek,s Iron Nerve

Was the result of his splendid health Indomitable
will and tremendous energy are not found where
Stomach, Liver, Kidneys. and Bowels are out Of
order. II you want these qualities and the sue
they bring use DR.. Kings New Life Pills
They develop every power of brain and body.
Only 25c at Henry Evans'. drug store. 93s ct.
The evening times., 1899-11-10
Complete Shaving Outfits,
csc.

Many a man would shave himself IL
he had the necessary facilities. They
are all gathered together here-neatly
boxed-including:
China Mug,
Badger Brush.
Warranted Razor,
Best Strop,
Hand Mirror.
Bottle of Bay Rum or Witch Hazel,
Stick of Cosmetic.
Stick of Brillialtine.
Shaving Soap. =
Box of Talcum Powder.
The actual value is $3.50. Isn't that a
big collection for
9Sc.
At the Sporting Goods Counter. First
Floor. Archway.
The evening times., 1899-11-10
A CONVEYANCE of Property.

deed was put on record today by
James Winner and Mary NJ. Winner. con-
veying to William. J. Dante, lot No. Sc. in
square No. 2, Connecticut Avenue Heights,
for $40 900.
The evening times., 1899-11-10
Yelling for Sunday We
Wear.

Especially IL there's a new hat TO be
christened there1l be new yelling
wanted.
Three full pieces of Black Allsilk
Yelling, in all the new meshes, dotted
and plain-most double as good
as the price .................. loc
First Floor, West Aisle.
The evening times., 1899-11-10

Kate Scribrer. through her attorney
James H. Hunter, today filed suit for di-
vorce against her husband. William c.
Scribner. on the ground of desertion.
The evening times., 1899-11-10
KNEE PANTS SUITS.

Double Breasted and Brownie Suits,
in meat mixed Cheviots, that are all
wool: regular $3.50 values,
for Observation-Disclosures. ..Sl 20
Double Breasted and Brownie Suits,
very natty checked Blue Worsteds.
lined with Italian cloth and thorough
ly well made; the Brownies are trim
med with braid. are in neat Brown
Mixtures, with silk-faced lapsls on coat
and open front vest; worth,
$3.50; all sizes. for. S2.4S
The evening times., 1899-11-10
SEPARATE KNEE PANTS.

225 pairs Boys Plain Blue and Fancy
Mixed Knee Pants. strongly made and :
perfectly cut; worth 3ac pair:
all sizes 10 II years. Special
-.~cS
Fourth Floor, West, Elevators.
The evening times., 1899-11-10
Another Mems 81 Hat Sale.

Now the sample lots are beginning to
arrive. It's fortunate for you that
makers value them so lightly-else Der
bys ard Fedoras worth up 10 $3-reaiiy
the best of 81, $3.50. and So qualities
for samples are bound to be best-couid
not be sold for 81. They cost much
more 10 make Choice OF all the lead
ers new blocks in Derbys and shapes in
Fedoras-Black, Brown, and all co!ors-
foronrrnw for
The evening times., 1899-11-10

Leather was erratic and more inclined
to decline than TO advance. 1t went to be-
low q at one time, the public paying no
attention to the frantic flood of advices
to load up lat the bottom This price
may have been the bottom. but on the
other hand the antics of the stock are
such that it is quite as likely to decline 10
pnints as to advance
The evening times., 1899-11-10

thaler Linotype: 2oG2o5 IA 54d2O5, 1O1
204 3-4. 1od2oi rs: Lanston Monotype: so
ais; American Graphaphone, preferred: ::
50dl3 1-2; Pnuematic Gun Carriage: 1909
9S centS
The evening times., 1899-11-10
OIERCO4TS,

Boys All-Wool Blue Cheviot Over
coats, fast color, cut in nobby style and
lined with Italian cloth: all
sizes, to 16 years; worth s., for 3.9S
The evening times., 1899-11-10

l52. Rumors of the settlement of the Su-
gar war were heard as usual. and also the
usual denials Manhattan went of two
points further and Brooklyn tumbled
despite fairly good support.
The evening times., 1899-11-10
500
Mems Unlaundered Shirts.

We've enough for 525 heads.
First Floor-East.
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REFERS.

Lot of Boys Melton Refers, in
Brown and Grey. with small inserted
velvet collar, double stitched edges,
and lined with durable Italian cloth;
all sizes TO s, and very dressy.
Worth $3.50; special price. e........s .4S
The evening times., 1899-11-10

A little list of large importants:
Silk Abdominal Hose supporters.
worth 35c a pair. air..........2 .29c
i5c Fancy Silk Gartering. re-
quired lengths. 23c
Fancy Silk-stitched Gartering.
required lengths.
Cabinet Assorted Hairpins &c
White, Black, and Grey Tape,
4-Edru pieces &c
Darning Cotton, fast Black. for
uoLeh Ndfus. ..--..-....-. DC
First Floor-West. Rear.
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The declines were so general and steady
that it is hardly worth while mentioning
instances. Sugar was one of the soft
spots'' with break early in the day to
The evening times., 1899-11-10
LONG PANTS SUITS.

Boys Blue and Black Cheviot Single
Breasted Sack Suits, 10 fit all the years
from IA TO 19; strictly all wool and
fast color, tailored in latest
styls: worth $780,. .s49 95
The evening times., 1899-11-10

Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs G. Co.
members OF the New York Exchange
The evening times., 1899-11-10
Law Breaker. Convicted.

Three law breakers were convicted yesterday
in Criminal Court No. l. Justice Clabaugh. pre-
siding. They are James Henderson. alias Henson.
charged with assault with intent TO kill Ellen
Tyson. William Hawley. charged with grand
larceny. and Edward MunToe. accused of house
breaking. All the defendants colcred. The
Government was represented in all the cases
by Assistant District Attorney Thomas c. Taylor.
The evening times., 1899-11-10
First Floor. East.
SuSpenderS.

Strong value-but weak price.
Wcrth 2oc pair-eyery pair of this
100 dozen Fancy Web Suspenders. with
hard-to- break Nubian ends and securi-
ty cast-offs. Several patterns to choose
from
The evening times., 1899-11-10

Pacific Mail declined with the remainder
of the market despite a statement apparent
ly officially sanctioned that the October
earnings of the company will be much bet
ter than the September showing. 1t is
said that the company is now reaping the
same kind of harvest from the Government
that il did last year, with its six boats
chartered at the rate of 100000.
One of the factors that is likely to infiu-
ence the grangers in q favorable, way is
the settlement of the passenger rate war
between Chicago and St. Paul and the ad-
vance of the rate nearly 50 per cent. All
the grangers went off point or more this
morning, but before noon there was strong
support manifest that many believed would
prevent further declines Atchison went as
low as 64 IL and Burlington as low as
49, St Paul was weak despite the in
crease of gross earnings for the first week
of November of s119,s1O. the best of these
fine statements for many weeks.
American Steel and Wire, common. was
one of the steadiest securities in the list in
the early trading, on account of rumor
that the company is to enter a close alliance
with the Carnegie people. Federal Steel,
common, went off another point in the ear
ly trading. Another advance has been
made in the price of steel bars.
friend of the Tennessee Coal and Iron
Company who recently made a thorough
inspection of its plant makes the state
ment that its earnings are certain to in
crease rapidly in the near future on &C
count of the opening of its steel mill. The
mill has contracts at the highest prices
for three-auarters Of its capacity during
the entire coming year.
The Pacific securities generally went of,
but Union Pacific common was strong.
and Southern Pacific was supported around
40 vigorously. Missouri Pacific went OFF to
Al and fraction. but was bought around
that level heavily.
The evening times., 1899-11-10
New York stock Marke

cerned with the developments in the money
market.
The evening times., 1899-11-10

Taste the joy that springs from labor-IieG-
rich's Maerzen, Senate. and Lager. Phone 63i.
Arlington BoJtling Co, for 4 case
The evening times., 1899-11-10
Appointed Commerce Commissioner.

The President has appointed Joseph W.
Fifer. formerly Governor of Illinois. TO be
an Interstate Commerce Commissioner
in place of William J. Calhoun, of Illinois,
who has resigned.
The evening times., 1899-11-10
Ladies and Misses Winter Jackets at
Less Than Makers Cost.

andnt MAKERS COST
unusual as
THOUSAND garments Every one
bargain the TOO 70 De Ieo
with them sufficient benefit for
Boadohs Black Blue
tailor made strictly aios finished
fame
divided
quick Of
special selling
Lot l=-Jackets worth up to $3.50 for $3.95.
Lot 2=-Jackets worth up to $S.75 for S4.95.
Lot 3==Jackets worth up to 81 so for $7.45.
to 1t
already complete stock But the first choice will be the
Second Elevators
The evening times., 1899-11-10
Washington stock Exchange.

WabhfhEtOh stock ExchhnVc.
Sales-National Safe Deposit and Trust:
10G132 IL; Potomac Fire. Insurance: 500
so; Capital Traction: 4G94 7-S; Mergen-
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1Sc a Pair.
"NOtiOnS," :"

An even hundred dozen pairs.
First Floor-East.
The evening times., 1899-11-10

You who have bsen paying 20c pair
for hose please look AZ them-Fast
Blacks and Tans-and see if they are
not identical in value. With high
spliced heels and toes. 20c pair is
what they are worth.
The evening times., 1899-11-10

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs Co,
members Of the New York Exchange,
i419 F Street.
The evening times., 1899-11-10
Choice, SI.69.
Mems NeCkwear.

Third Floor. East. Elevators.
The evening times., 1899-11-10
Ladies' Gloves.

Enough for one day~La5ies Shut
ton Mosque etaire Gloves. in popular tan
shades-all siZes-and were imported
TO sell at sl.50 pair. It's because
they are Mosquetaire tbat they are Of
fered for
SOC a pair.a
First Floor-West
The evening times., 1899-11-10
HOusefurnishings.

Such list as hasn't been printed in
many long day. The day needs
and the kitchen needs are strong fac
tors in it. The bargains are big enor/l
to attract everybody-and the quanti
ties most large enough to supply ev-
erybody.
Wash Boilers. soc kind. for. 69c
Galvanized Iron Wash Tubs, 75c
Clothes Lines. 25 feet long, for 4c
2-quart Granite Iron Tea and
Coffee Pots. 35c kind, for. Ice
2-quart Granite Sauce Pans.
35c kind, for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .19c
3-quart Granite Rice Boilers,
byc KIND. for.- ...........-........ o0c
Black Japaned Coal Hods. 25c
kind, for ...........-....- l5c
Willow Clothes Hampers, CSC
size, for ...................... sc
Perforated Toilet Paper. &c kind,
Fifth Floor, West, Elevators.
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i8C a Pair.
Mems Half Hose.

First Floor, East.
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COAL Ssys ts' !: as% 6s'y !.
John Kennedy.
4 Divorce Suit Berun.

Yards No. u II st. ne, and Ith and sts.
ne. Office, 1885 F ST NV. sei-lwk-em
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Toilet DeIicacies.

The loss gets charged against adver-
Using. Every item touches the very
lowest price.
Cosmo Buttermilk Soap. ic a cake.
Coke's Dandru;f Cure. 12c a bottle.
Sozodont. small size, lie bottle.
Roge. 4 Gallet's Rice Powder. &C
box.
Woodbury's Facial Soap. lie a cake.
Colgate's Tooth Powder. l5c a bottle.
Java Rice Powder. 23c q box.
Williams Shaving Soap, Sc a cake.
Cuticura Resolvent and Salve, 39c
bottle.
Atomizers. with ounce of extract. 23c.
25c to SOC Scrub Sponges, 15c each.
l5c and 25c Hard Rubber Dressing
Combs. 10c each.
Solid-back Hand Scrubs, &c each.
Celluioid Combs, all colors. &c each.
soc. 59c. and 65c Hair Brushes and
Combs, 39c a set.
2-quart Fountain Syringes, 3 hard
rubber pipes-one years guaran-
Tee ......--. fCC
2-quart Hot Water Bottles, ex-
ira heavy and guaranteed for one
First Floor-West.
The evening times., 1899-11-10
Jewelry.

The trinkets that cone and go with
fashions whim. But that are in style
now From their costliness you can
afford TO be Indifferent to how low they
are offered. AZ.
Indestructible Pearl Lace Pins;
Pink. Lavender, Green. and White,
Gilded and Black Beauty Pins,
per dozen. -.......---.--..-.. loc
Childrens regular 81 Gold
Plated Neck Chains. 75c
Heavy Gold-plated Lorgnette
Chains. .---.....-...-- eoc
Sterling Silver and Gold-plated
Dumb Bell Gun Buttons; some
jeweled; worth 15c 10 sl.......... 49c
Solid Sterling Silver Thimbles, :
Gold-p plated Baby Pins; with
chains. ....--...-........-. Soc
First Floor, West.
Mems Underwear.
One case of Heavy Fleeced Shirts
and Drawers; actual value e5c; a
garment for Observation-Disclosures. 4Sc
First Floor, East.