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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09

There was II very dramatic climax to
the close ut case heard before Judge
X. W. Archibald in Court room No. ?
yesterday. Il was one of those incl
dents that feature almost every court
scene portrayed ON the stage but which
rarely occur in prosaic courts of jus
ticc
\ Young man VAS OF trial ana his
nothcr most important witness, had
failed to appear to testify in his be-
half Tho case had closed, the attor-
ncy for the commonwealth in no un-
certain language told tho Jurors that
the mother was not there because he.'
testimony would mean her sons ccr-
tain conviction and Judge Archibald
in his charge to the Jury had reached
that stage where it became necessary
to refer to the missing mother
This yours defendants mother vas
subpUcnlvd as Il Witness" said the
judge. "but--.-'
He got no further. just then there
was II Commotion at the door Of the
court room \ woman was trying TO
force her way in and the tipsta,r was
endcaVOrin% to keep her ont until he
learned her business. Something in
the earnest manner in which she pro-
claimed her right to enter. moved the
officer ana he allowed her to pass
\ JOYOUS SURPRISE
The prisoner saw her and could
scarcely restrain himself from calling
aloud. In Il moment the mother was
at her sons side and the charge or
the court was susrcndcd. The case
H.,
went ON the stand and told her story.
1t rem2ins tC be seen if it saved hey
son. The jury had not reported its ver-
| dict at adjourning hour.
The Cordamonis reside at Carbou-
dale Antonio is a young man of Il
and he is charged with having attempt
ed to crimirally assault Miss Lucia
Ccrra. aEe H.. In 1897 the Cordamonis
and CeIra : lived in tho same house in
Carbondale ana one day the girl all
loSes Mrs COrdamon showed her into
! AntOnios room and there he attempted
| to assault her. III terror she screamed
at the top of her voice and her mother.
hearing her, rushed into the Cordamoni
apartments and saved her
The defendant alleges that the ease
is a conspiracy to injure him The
NtlIdS wanted nm 10 marry Lucia ana
because he loved and married another
! young woman they resolved 10 work
his ruin. He WAS defended yesterday
! by ATTORNEYS John NJ. Harris and
| Ralph Levy. Attorney Il. y. Stuart. of
/ CarbonGal", conducted the prosccu-
| tion.
THE MOTHER : TESTIMONY.
! Mrs. COrdamGni in her hela:ed tcs-
! ttmony denied in tones OF horror the
/ statement that she had showed the
! young woman into her sons room. Sii,.
! also emphatically denied that any of
! the things occurred i'm her house, which
were alleged by the Witnesses for the
| commonwealth,
She explained that she did not think
| the case would be called yesterday.
| but when apprised by telegraph that il
| was about To &c to trial she FASTENED
to this city with all possible speed and
arrived Just i'm the nick OF time. The
| case has been on the list since April,
! 1898, and has beer continued several
! times at the request of the prosecution
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09

No important change has been made
in the ceremonies tina. will tttcud the
burial Of Bishop OHaru this morning.
In the programme already announced
everything bad been anticipated and
yesterday fuunu it unnecessary TO
make any additions or alterations.
At O'Clock the pricsta will start
from It. Thomas college in 4 process
sion of twos Gnd 1T the Episcopal resi-
dcnCc will b, Joined bv tho rrclatcs.
Entering the church thcv win take the
places pr"viousl, asSieurd them aud
begin the Office of the dead, which viii
occupy the greater part Ur an hour.
At its conclusion thu officers Of the
mass will re'.l'" to the sarristN 90 vest
for this corrmunv and at 10 O'Clock viii
come into tn" sanctuaIy ana at once
begin the solemn high mass of requiem,
The music of the mass viii be- sung bv
the priests choir of Philadelphia led
by Rev. Father O'It"cfc, rector ot the
cathedral.
The aheolution. which win be per
formed by Archbishop RYAN ana four
other prciatts, will follow III" mass.
Then viii come tn" intermcnt. the cas-
kct being carried to the hdsemcnt
through the entrance on Linden street,
the clerical pallhcarers first tafirg It
as far as tie church door. the frst
eight laY-bearcrs conveying it to tho
basement entrance ana the second eight
bearing it 10 he crypt.
CEREMONIES AT THE TOME.
Brief ceremonies will attend the
closing OF the tomb, but no one en-
cept the priests and pall-bcarcrs. viii
be present, owing to the limited space
of The basement Ropes have been
stretched along the curb from the col
legc Ia the rear of the cathedral and
the space enclosed will he kept clear
from the beginning t. the end Of the
ceremonies No one ueing allowed With
in except those holding tickets to the
church.
The church viii not h" open to the
general public at all this morning. The
regular masses will hc celebrated in
the college chapel.
Seven bishops and three or four hum
dred priests will he in attendance.
Archbishop =. j. Ryan, Of Philadel-
pha; Bishop Horstman, of Cleveland:
Bishop McFaul. Of Trenton; Auxiliary
Bishop Prendergast. of Philadelphia:
Coadjutor Bishop FitZmauriCe. of Erie.
and Risbo,, Terrard N1cOunid of no
chester had all arrived Iost nigbt
Rev. Fptber O'baefe and the priests
choir. of Phi,adelphia also arrived and
are stopping N the Jermyn. Rev.
Jerome Dougherty. s j.. representing
Georgetown university, where Bishop
O'Hara received his classical education,
arrived last night and is the guest of
Rev. u. J. MacGoldrick. Rev. William
Dunlea, of Pittsburg. and Rev. Thomas
Tonlin, of Johnstown. are among the
representatives of the Pittsburg diO-
cese. Most of the visiting priests are
stopping at the Jermyn, but many of
lhem ar" being entertained at the diff
lereht parochial residences,
REMAINS A\SEE2RE,D
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09
EPWORTH LEAGUERS.
Chapters of the Honesdale District
Will Meet in Annual Conven-
tion at Dunmore Open.
ing Session Tonight.

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I''' ",,I's''',S i'o'. '''e o.. l-p" u ~
heaEue 'ilaPlerS c""lli i9l'E u'e
Honesdale district, VINO Will attend the
annual convention III Dunmure this
evening and tomorrow. have been COM
nIeted nv ,ho members of the local
,han,.rs
~ '..,....,., ,,,,,, I,. ,,t,,,o,,.o
IL 'NP''',u '""' 'ho "I.,',,,
VIII oe larGr. ne OPENING e'2H'ul win
be held tonight beginning at o'clock.
Three sessions will ne held tomorrow.
Following is the programme of each
session:
.,..... ...,.,,..,....
TIL hSLAh Nv hNlNu'
wood. assisted icy choir.
1.20--Dcvotiona C,rNirc .,....John Vert
7.3j--Solo. lo................... Miss Ruby Noat
'"-"hE 'l'l" Inns S'.'' w ,,I.''I'' .rb,rr.
75f,--Recitatiou .....,....Nli:s Sa1Hc price
S0o--A Addrrs- Rev. 4. q Bone. y. D,
gOo-Icnrdiciion. Roy. w. 5. wilcox
..
FRIDAY MORNING.
s0O--Sunlisc Prayer Meeting, led by
William Osborne.
gO0-Luve Fcast....R,v. 5. G. SimpNins
9l5-Busincss
1nuo-Sulo. Miss Jessie Cooper
lUl5-"Sympogiuu uL the Pledge, thc
Now Testament OF Experience and
Lite" .............Miaa Sadie Miller
10 O3G--"WorldlN Amusrmcnts Forbidden
10y the Discipline of the Methodist
Episcopal Church"
Mrs ". S Wilcox
10. 5--"AttondanCe Upon The Religious
Meetings Of thc church and the
Active Part Required 10 BE
IN nE,tt, ht,., N
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09
DRAMATIC SCENE
In A COURT ROOM
MOTHER AROUND JUST IN TIME
TO TESTIFY FOR HER SON.

He Was Accused of Very Serious
offense and She Was Most I'm
potant Witness 49,. While Judge
Archibald Was Charging the Jury
She Forced Her Way Into the
Court Room Case Was Reopened
and She Was Permitted to Testify.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09
Hotel Changes Hands.

Joseph liendler, owner of the Hotel
Hart at Willes-B Barre, has leased the
building with its contents To Miss AL
temaus, who, with her brother, former
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09

PAY DAYS. -. Tho Delaware I.acka-
wanna and Western company will pay
The employees of the cur shops and of the
tayuga and Brisbin collierCs today. Tho
Delaware and Hudson company paid the
employees at the White oak cullicry at
Archibald, and the Jermyn at Jerm> n,
yesterday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09

The stores If Lewis, Reilly 4 Davies
ia and 1lG Wyoming avenue. will be
closed this forenoon, on account of the
funeral services of the late 1t. Rev.
Bishop O'Hura. 40
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09
WILL BE CLOSED UNTIL Up. NJ

Our stores will be closed until l
O'Clock today out of respect for the
late Rt. Rev. Bishop o'Hara.
Mears & Hagen.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09
HINTS FOR THE SESSION

the convention.
Don't forget TO hand or send your as
SeSsment Of one cent per member to the
treasurer Tor expenses.
If possible notify the pastor of Dam
more Rev. \. j. Van Cleft, of the mum
bor who will attend from your chapter.
"The Chorus of Praise VIII bo used
during the convention.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09

DEPOSITS AZ NO. 9.-Thc deposits or
the children OF No school this week
were as follows: Professor Graves room,
30 cents; Miss O'Maliey's. SlS0 Miss
Walshs sal; Miss Burnotts Is cents ;
Miss Shields. S}.35 Miss FaTclls, @S
cents; Miss MitChcll's, Sl5G.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09
THOUSANDS VIEWED
BISHOPS REMAINS
CONSTANT STREAM OF PEOPLE
VISIT CATHEDRAL.

A Arrangements for the Ceremonies
This Morning Arc US Previously
Announced Archbishop Ryan and
Five other Prelat6s Arrive in the
City to Assist in the Interment.
Priests Choir, of Philadelphia,
Also Comes Exercises Attending
the Removal of the Body.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09

ARCANrM AFFAlR--A phonograph
entertainment will be given by the Royal
hrcanum, Scranton council No. 923 ~
their hall on Wyoming avenue, Thursday
night, aud al members aud brothers are
invited to be entertained
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09

Of the members of the class ut "a met
yesterday Afternoon at the Scranton high
school to take some action with refer
cnCe to- the death of a CldSsmato, Miss
Jessie Bcvar. 1t was decided to srnd "a
floral piece and committee was selected
to secure the same.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09
CITY NOTES


WILL OBSERVE iIOLLDANS-Thc m
trrnal l"V"nU" office will observe the
three lcgal holidays this month
SCRANTONlAN IN CHARGLi.-M. T..
Thomas. pt"piulur ul 80 M i.lnucu.' has
rented fur the season "THo Magnolia" 1T
AsburN PARK. and will open it May l.
BIBLE READING CLASS.-'rhc Bible
1"adir" class taught lay Professor II. $
Miller win m"rt tonight at $40 jefferson
avenue. Everybody cordially invited
LITERARY MEETtNG.-'Thc regular
M citing of IN" Home Literary society
was held Tuesday evening at the resi-
d"n"c Of Mr. and Mrs. George Matthews.
RECEPTION TONIGuT.-AIrs. fl. Kra-
m"r of ming avenue, has issued
cards for II reception to bc given IN
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert ~ IIra-
incr
NAIL CIiANGE.-Thc night mail fo~
offices ON IN" Lehish Valley above
Nilkcs-farrc, which formerly closed at
10 o'clock p, m, now cloyes II 10 O'Clock
p. m.
SIGNED RG THE MAYOR.--Thc reso-
luton permitting the Tripp lot property
owners To have the use Cf the. old Nay
Aug reel was signed yesterday by Mayor
Bailey.
MISSION SERNICES.--T services at
She Rescue mission tonight will be in
charge of Secretary George Mahy and his
Young Mems Christian association Work
Crs' band.
LETTER CARRIER INJURED. Let
ter Carrier Henry kuc,pfel, of Peters
burg, is suffering from badly injured
hand, sustained by falling on slippery
pavement while going over mis- route
TEMPORARY CHANGE.--The proyi-
dencc, Olyphant and PcCllville street
cars will pass To and from the city un.il
] o'clock on Penn avenue, instead Of on
Wyoming avenue. The change is made
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09
MISS BEAMIsH's TWo-sTEP =.
"The Gibson Girl" Will Be Issued
This Week by Finn d. Phillips.

\ new musical composition by Miss
Nellie X. Bcamish, of this city is to
come out this week. Finn Il Phillips
are the publishers, It is a twO-step and
bears the title of THE Gibson Girl"
An appropriate illustrated title page
designed Ivy Gibson will lie an emhcl-
lishmcnt Of the publication.
Miss Beamish's Thirteenth Regiment
March" published by Hamilton $.
Gordan, of New York, is being ar
ranged for Bauers band and win he
one Of the greetings TO the soldiers on
their return from camp.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09

LITERARY MEETI NG.-'Tho Regular
meeting of tn" Homo Literary society
was held Tuesday evening at the resi-
drncc Of Mr.. ana Mrs. George Matthews.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09

BIBLE READING CLASS.-'rhc Bible
'"adir" class taught hv Professor IT, 5.
Miller win m"'t tonight at 80 jefferson
avenue. Everybody cordially invited,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09

RECEPTION TONIGHT.-AIrs. II. Kra-
mcr. of Wye ming avenue, has issued
cards for ~ reception to hc given in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert n. IIra-
urr
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09

CHANGE or OFFICIALS. Edward g.
LNnde. superintendent OF the South muI
of the Lackitwaruh Iron and steel COM
pany. was transferred Tuesday to tho
North works Of the same company.
George Barnard superintendent, at he
latter noted plant, succeeds Mr. l.NnIt
AT tho South mill
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09

owing To the funeral Of Bishop
OHara our store viii bo closed untn
/ o'clock today.
"' Williams & McAnulty.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09

Smoke The Pocono &c, Cigar, -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09

NAIL CIiANGE.-Thc might mail fo~
offices ON In" LehiGh Valley above
Nili"s-Barrc, which formerly closed at
~ o'clock p. m, now closes 1T 10 o'clock
p, m.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09

FUNERAL TUESDAY The funeral Of
May Gavin took place Tuesday attcruCon
from the residence of her parents, MI.
and MlS. S. +. Gavin, on Marion street.
ntcrmcnt was made mt Cathedral ceme-
terry. The pall-bearcrs Were: vincent
ana John Cantwoll, Harry stevens aud
Harry Lewis. otto and August Wide
man were the flower bcal lcrS.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09

Go to Lanes for your meals. 800
Spruce street Z"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09

SPANISH AMERICAN WAR.--A Ice.
turo on this timely subject will be Eivcn
in Calvary Reformed church. corner Mon
roe avenue cnd Gibson street this ovon-
Ing at O'Clock by the Rev. &. w. Welsh
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09

SIGNED RN THE MANOR.--Thc rcsn-
luton permitting the Tripp lot property
owners 10 have the use Cf the old Nay
Aug reel was signed yesterday by Mayor
Bailey.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09

ly conducted hotel at Hawley, Wayne
county
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09

STRCCE A BARTENDER. -- Henry
Davis was tn. only prisoner in police
court yesterday morning. lie was
charged with committing an assault ON
the bartCnd,. at NortOn'S hotel ON wy
omin2 avenue late Tuesday night Davis
went into the place ana ordered drink
and ne refused 10 pay for it. \ fight en-
sued and Davis struck his opponent with
a chair. Patrolman Boland placed Davis
under arrest and Mayor Bailey fined the
prisoner 80. In default of payment he
was committed to Jail
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09

in Difference to the services incident to
the burial OF Bishop O'Hara.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09

SCRANrONIAN IN ClfARGE.-M. T..
Thomas. pi"pis"tur uf - Hc iInucn.' has
rented fur IN. "rI@uu Tho Magnolia" 1T
ASburN PARK, and will open it May l.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09

MISSION SERVICES services at
She Rescue mission tonight Will he in
charge of Secretary George Mahy and his
Young Mems Christian association Work
CrS' band.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09

WILL OBSERVE HOLIDAY S--rhc IN
trrnal revenue office will observe the
thrc" Icsal holidays this month.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09

Smoke the Popular Punch Cigar, 1oc,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09

LETTER CARRIER INJrRED.-Let-
ter Carrier Henry kuc,pfcl, OF Peters
burg, Is suffering from a badly injured
hand, sustained by falling on Il slippery
pavement while going over mis- route
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09
ELKs VICTORIOUS.

Ia a a a Ss%aAaA @s&@ a a a a a a q e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
Five rIinutes Through the
Fur Stock,

will determine our prices. as compared
TO the fancy values most merchants think
furs ought TO bring. HEAPS OF PRO
FITS ARE UNKNOWN HERE. The best
for the least always
SPECIAL AT 1896 Extra Quality
Mink. Sable. and Elecric-Seal Scarts'
that cost up 10 $425; your pick oil any
an qS-Bcautiful Mink Clusters worth
$50: the same style I'm Chincnllla TOT
yysS. the same I'm Sable Hare Tor $40
silver Lynx Double Collarettes, }li.eV'
instead of so
Handsome Real Brown Marten Scarls'
worth $3.50. for $50.
Stole Front. with lapcls or extra qudll-
az Seal with six tails. satin hned, SOD.
Silyer-Tippcd Fox. Extra Long. Double
Scarfs. with extra size tails, for flt3o
Natural Size Red Fox Scarts for Si.''. ,
EIeetric-Scal COllarettes Tab fronts s
tails. satin lining 8.i5.
LARGE sclrfs. of Electric Seal, with Mar
ten tails. for >l.-j; others at ~ ana ssc.'
of stone Marten or clipped ffeh1h
COncy ,..
Large stone Marten and Mink Muffs
for &}.sN-Worth So.
Brown Alarten Muffs. new size block
81 for genuine $3.50 value
Red Fox Nuns. with large mead ana
TAIL for $3.50. instead OF So. ~.
Mink and Brown Marten Trimming EUR
worth 75c.. for 39c. yard.
GRAY curly Lamb Trimming Fur, worth
&c., for &C.. yard.
worth S. for $l.15 yard
Black AngOra Fur Fringe, l5c. yard.
Children Lynx Fur Sets with new
shape Aluff and Scars, s>c. sgl' 90
White SwansdoWn, inches Wide' NC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
Linens-Travellers' SAM
pie Lots for About Half.

Dozens and dozens of Newest and Pref
test Linens. What matter to you that
the salespeople have used them as sam
pies? Four 70 six each are the greatest
numbers of any one thing. Some are the
choicest things made in Scotland.
3-l-Size Linen Dinner Napkins for &C..
dozen. that retail at 81 always, others,
ia breakfast sizes, for 30 and oJc.
dozen, instead Of 80 and elc.
Dinner Napkins at 81 dozen, 3-l and IS
Sizes pure linen. retail price, $lJ0 90
$1.15 dozen; others at $50 and $40
dOZen-One third or their retail price.
Fancy Linen Bureau Scarfs, that retail
at 2Jc. usually l5c. each.
Fine Linen HuCk and Damask Towels,
hemstitched and AnOtted fringes, re-
tail price St5D to 50 dozen, choice Z5c.
each.
Hcmmed Linen Huck Towels, soft fin
ished, lie. each.
Extra Size Hemmcd Linen Towels, a
bargain at 81 dozen, these - lie. each.
Frnged and Plain BOrdered Linen Table
Cloths. $40 size. for 81.
Hemstitched Linen Damask Tray Cloths
for zJc
Fringed Tray Cloths. an linen. &c. each
Fancy Bordered Linen Tea DOylies, BE-.
each, or soc. dozen.
sample lengths Linen Table Damask.
90 and 6Jc. for the usual 70 % Soc.
grades.
Cfinlle ltuBLNS IdDle lJiIudSk. - ana
a5c. yard for the usual 81 IL 10 50c.
grades.
Sample lengths Table Damasks o. and
$50. yard for the Sl15 To $l3J grades
5i-nch-wide Art Linens. made especial
ly for fancy work, SOC. yard.
Heavy Linen Household Crash, Zoe.
yard
Fine Glass Linen Towelling. &c. yard.
Side-Bordored BIeached Linen Towel
ling. Bile. yard
Brown Russia crash, the Zoe. kind. &C.
yard
Bleached Bath Towels. Red borders. 1sx
~ inches, Toe. each.
~ pieces Bleached Table Damask. So
inches wide, usually &c, enough for
one days selling. T. 1-2c. yard.
20 dozen Extra Heavy. Fancy Woven
Bleached Towels. size lSxi2 inches.
usually II lie, these Sc. each; others,
smaller size. for ic
Hemmcd Linen Tea Towels for &C..
FROM $3.50 TO 10 O'CLOCK WILL BE
SOLD
2l-INCH BIRDEYE DIAPER. SOFT
EI4EACHED &C. YARD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
These Black Dress Fa-
brics Will be OH Sale
Monday:

4O-inch Dust-Proof English Tweed SOLO
for G9c. per yard. are 4Sc. ,..o.,.
Black Coreoline Cloth, rich broCa1e
fabric. Atwood imported TO sell lo'
Sl25 per yard. here for Sc.
46-ince Atwood French Habit CIo'N
CSC per yard. c,..,.
Yard-Wide. Extra-Heavy Frieze Clo'h
BIC. per yard. C,,+t.
Atwood Reversible Granite oIo'"
cost 81. for 75c. per yard.
4s-inch Atwood Priestiey's lmpeIl"I
serge. usual G9c. grade, for 43c per
yard. nj .
cloth. our S9c. grade, for 'ac.
5l-iuch All-Wool Nicuna cloth; N.Z2.
E0-inch Atwood CheViot standard $40
grade CSC per yard.
Hard-Twisted. Wiie-Wale Serge, d0r.
per yard
FROM 9 TO $3.50 O'CLOCK
i0-inch-wide Herringbone Cheviot, al
excellent 39c. grade, FOR lie.
FROM IL TO 100 O'CLOCK
All-Wool 46-inch Henrietta, sold for &c.
for gQo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
Silks Have for Years Been
the Life of This
Business.

silks are handled here as calicocs are
in many stores Silks viii assert eNcep-
tional prominence here Monday. holder
for new advanced prices had 10 sell 10
meet certain obligations. Merchants had
bought and were filed. COhon's always
buy at a price. Read these for Monday $
sale:
lot of the Famous Komatchi silks. in
new embroidered cord ehects, most
desirable colorincs, for waists, good
soc value. for 26c. yard.
Fancy stripe TaGeta silks, some wish
satin and some with corded stripes
recUiar 81 values, for &c. yaTo.
2s-inch Embroidered Tafetas. Faille
and Satns, i'm dainticst c0lOrs. for eve
ming wear, worth from '5c. 10 81 Ioi
4Sc. yard.
2,-.nch India Pongee in full line OF
light and dark cOlOrings. suitable Tor
fancy work or waists. zoe. grade, lOF
&c. yard.
! lot of Fancy Tafetas. comprising
plpiu changeahle. and embroidered
effects, worth from 75c. TO ST. Tor o0c'
yard
New Mousseline de soies, in embroidered
cdccts. a. inches wide. beautiful Tor
Cvcrdrcsses. worth s.. for CSC. yard.
Special values in Black Peau dc Soie ana
9oIjUch Sn-siik Black Pcau do soie
usual Sl25 quality. for 75c. yard.
22-inch All-Silk Black Peau de sore
Usual $3.50 quality. for csc. yaId.
2l-ihch Au-Silk Black Satin Duchess'
usual 81 quality, for Gee. yard;
27-inch Al-Sik Black satin Duchess,
usual 81 quality. for 81 yard.
A Guaranteed Black Taffeta, very heavy
and rich-looking. imported 20 retail at
SD for 81 a. yard.
$L7J Pekn Stripe Black DuchesS Sdtlb
an entirely new weave, for 81 YARD.
Q Inch Imported Black Crystal SIX.
soft mstrous finish. value IoO, Tor
81 l-2c yard. o., ,.,,,,,
Black Embroidered Duchess, % inches
wide. i'm designs suitable 1or "hole
dresses. worth 5oc., for Zc. yard
l lot of Elegant Black Brocades, I'D most
effective new designs. cannot be dupl-
Gated under Csc. for 65c yard.
Imported Black Satin de Leon, extra
heavy. with high. lustrous nnlsh' -
quality. for Sl.s5 yard. ,.,,..-
Rich silks and Satins. Tor WeuuiIs
gowns; Dainty Silks for bridesmaids
dresses. from 7jc TO $3.50 yard.
FROM @ TO $3.50 O'CLOCK
4 uiecee Novelty Silks, In just the proper
designs and colors. for waists or luI
costumes. worth $19. for SOC. yard.
TPON 10 TO 1920 O'CLOCK
Black 20-inch All Pure SIX seed Armure,
splendid glossy finish worth oac' lor
dc yard.