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New-York tribune., 1899-07-11
CHILD FOUND N An AIRSHAFT.
SAID TO HAVE BEEN KEPT IN THE PLACE
FOR A YEAR-MOTHER AND THREE
OTHER WOMEN ARRESTED.


four year old boy who it is alleged had been
kept a year in airshaft by his mother' VINO
threw food out TO him and let him wear only an
undersk,rt was rescued yesterday morning by de-
tectives and agents Of the Gerry society VINO also
arrested the mother and three other women Inc
child though nice looking, is somewhat mentaHy
affected from his confinement and was actuahy
frightened when he other children Tne
mother is Chilian, and speaks Spanish She
saws she had a right do as she pleased with
the child because II was her own. she hVes al
No 257 West Twenty -ffth-st.
The woman is Marie Garcia. whose husband Is
O sailor on steamships plying between here and
South American ports. He has not been home so
far as can be learned for more than a month
The four women occupied two rooms in the base
roent Of the building. The child was kept In the
airshaft outside the rooms and was discovered oy
Captain Ross. OF Engine Company NO 49, who
bonnened to see the little one hopping about in IN
idotic fashion day.
Ross was at the top of the shaft one day about
two months ago He saw the child hopping about
the little inclosure. The shaft is about hve feet
snuare and formed side by the wall OF the
engine house. The other three sides are OF brick
and made by the building No. 357 II is an air
shaft and its only opening is a window leading
into the rooms Of the four women.
Ross watched the boy for little while and then
went AWAY He thought II strange. and when he
was on the roof again a few days later he looked
over again and TO his astonishment the boy.
As CAPTAIN Ross watched he saw something come
o,,t of A window. and the boy darted across the
shaft after II and picked 1t up. He ate It hur-
rledly and the Captain that the child was be-
ing fed for another piece came flying out. and tho
boy ate this also.
The Captain made II his duty 10 20 up 10 the
roof every day after time and he always saw
the boy.
Ross at last became satisfied that he ought 70 do
afo if ffe info ned fha d
ciety and the police. and an Investigation was
begun on their part from the roof OF the engine
house For several days they watched the child
20 through exactly the same antics Ross had
seen He would pick out the mortar from the
cracks. and MI up the spaces with chewed bread
This was his only play They saw him go
into the window, although they often him try.
He would and jump up from the ground TO
clear the little space between the sill and the bot
tom Of the shaft. but though he often gained the
sill he never entered the window. Each time en-
arm thrust him back and he would try again or
go and sit In the corner
In one corner Of the dark shaft blanket.
Ross saw no other piece OF clothing with which the
child could have been covered II 1t is fact that
the people left him there all night This would
seem TO be the case. In the belief OF the fremen
and the others.
Yesterday Gerry Societv Agents Fogarty and
Wa tson and West Twentieth-st police station
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11
NEW-ROCHELLE.

r Stenhers well known merchant Of this
CITY died Yesterday in a sanitarum in New-forK
city from the effects of injuries caused by being
thrown from his bicycle Two weeks ago MT
STEPHENS left New Rochelle for ride 10 New
York CIV and in passing through Forty -nrst-st
az Sxth-ave. was struck by car which threw
him off and fractured his hip. He was taken 10
nrostration set in and caused his death. Mr.
Stephens was about forty years old and leaves
widow and two children He had conducted large
shoe store in New-Rochelle for five years and was
member Of the local council of the Royal Ar
canum Burial will be at Red Bank, y. j.
Mrs. NJ Levison died on Sunday evening at her
home No l5 Centre-ave. She leaves a large family
Of children. among them ex-Judge Solomon Lev
isOn.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11
RAILROAD SWITCH OPERATOR ASSAULTED

HE WAS ABLE TO SET SIGNALS TO STOP TRAINS
AND THEN BECAME UNCONSCIOUS.
Wilmington Del. June lo-William Ahearn' oiocK
operator for the Delaware Railroad at u'hh Cross
~ ha,ou Niddletown was discovered at his post
e., ,be tower at 2:3O o'clock this morning bleeding
and unconscious from wounds on the head he
had been assaulted by two negroes VINO toooeu
him Of s25. -t.,,. ,hoorr s., ,ho
s,anaIs in both directions TO stop coming trains
I'D the signals coupled with the fact that no re-
snonsa was received to whstling. caused the crew
% southhound train to stop and make an In
vastieation The precaution taken by the brave
and desperately wounded operator prevented the
nossibIlity OF train collisions. . ,,.
posse was organized and the assailants
we're traced to Summit Bridge. about seven miles
Si..art where they were arrested and taken TO
III Thev we're from Unontown. Md.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11
SALE OF B. AND 0. SOUTHWESTERN.

Cincinnati. July 1o-The Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern Railroad was sold to-day to f. r.
Racon. George Hoadly. jr, and j. Chauncey Hon-
man as purchasing committee for the security
holdsr. for p5lO0o0 The upset price under the
rdor ~ the Federal Court was g 10000 for the
Ohio division: 1000 900 for the Mississippi division
and 10000 for what is known as the Springfield
divison running from Beerdstown and Shawnee
towu President Bacon bid on these parcels sepa-
roteIy and then added $4,000 for them as whole,
,rber General Cowen, clerk OF the Federal Court.
knocked the property down to him. The Purchas-
ing Committee at once transferred the property to
,,be baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway
Company which will be organized. with e. r.
Mason as president and William NJ. Greene as vice
nresdent and general manager The only changes
made are in the name of the old organization from
thai Of railroad to railway The relations continue
The same as heretofore with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railway.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11
WHITE PLAINS.

The certificate Of incorporation Of the Palisaoe
reIenhone Company of Yonkers, was filed yester-
dav in the Westchester County Clerks office Inc
object of the new corporation is to operate teie-
phone system in Westchester County. The prlh-
cpal office will be in Yonkers, and Applications ior
franchises will be made in that city, Mount YER
non Ney-Rochene and the principal villages OF
tho coun,v The company is capitalized at $2500oO.
and It's duration is ninetynine years The directors
arc George w Romano. William p. Catlin, A T.
dio,brook and George b Dresher. Of New-York;
Manning Merrill and Thomas J. HILL OF Brooklyn
and George L. Catlin. of East orange y. j.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-J. c. Bancroft Davis, RECORDER
~ the United States Supreme Court ASTON
Captain c. o. Allibone. L. S. y. BUCKlNGHAM-
Judge A E. Richards, Of Louisville GRAND
c,oIonel r NJ Hoffman Of General Roes stan
n @ n Y HOFFMAN-Ex-State Railroad com
missioner Samuel A. Beardsley. Of Utica, ana A.
n Brady of Albany. SAVOY-General John W aus
Kearney L. S. A. Getired). WALDORF-Ex-
Novor Jacob Amos Of Syracuse; Baron Won Heyi,
OF Germany; Colonel F. Michler. L. s. A. ana
Rsron bismarck of Germany
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.
IiiiN 10 lSnn

Liverpool Ju.y 10. s:i5 p Eschanse eloslnsLwhsst
red Western winter. stocks exhausted NO red
Northern Duluth steady. 6s Nd No California. Ne 2ndm
a. Sd Corn-Americsn mixed spot. new. nrm. ss tsd
40 old steady 81 SID. Futures steady July, 80 AID:
september IS $50 october So rioar-s, Louis fancy
gopd 82s Petroleum Sc iObid. Taow-Prme city steady
2as Cd. Australaa In London steady. 2os Sd. Beef
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11
RYE.

President Mckinley has appointed Alexander M
Marriott postmaster at Rye. Mr.. Harriot Will
succeed Disbrow Budd, whose commission VIII ex-
nire on January g. 1900 The new postmaster L d d
rpnvng man and is well qualified for the place. For
several years Re has taken an active part IN the
Republican politics of the town OF Rye
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11

inadequate. l am confident that seal life Is not not
one-tenth as great in former years Inc de-
struction of the herd is still in progress. under
pelagic sealing About three out OF every ,n nye
killed are recovered. the other two SINKING uhy
three female seals are killed TO two males -,
Mr. Clarke reports that there were no pe!aElc
seaers around the islands when he left. nut ne
was told that the fleet had gathered and was
following the seal herd on it's return from SOUTH
waters He also reported big salmon eaten along
the Aleutian Islands.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11
MOUNT VERNON.

The Westchester Gas and Coke Company. which
on June 90 received franchise 10 erect gas pant
in this city, yesterday filed its bond of $1,000 with
CITY Clerk Hoyt. The bond is to protect the CITY
be forfeited If the plant is not constructed ana IN
operation in year
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11
SHIPPING NEWS.
popr OF NBw-YoRK-MoNDAY. JULY TO- 1893
ARRIVED.

s...r r.ur,c cBr, Clarke Liverpool Jun. 80. with
se and cabin passenge, the White star Line At
rived at the re.snd Ee. at ?sR tF lyme 80
With cDS",nT m4,s Snd South Of Fire island eo5 M ,n
steamer La NormandIe Fr Fajole mavre 20 he Com
psrnie Gen.raie Transatlantaue Arrived at the Da'
en sS s. Mchaes a. Tees 2 Faya 2s sn6 rs 70
2s With %d'e rsnn fs0 Arrived at $40 m
Steamer Chateau Yquem Fr h1 ns 2sa steerage
10 snS Sspe' te we Co Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Carlisle ,Br, sherwood Ieas June IL Msssna Ssa
@ palermo % Is .s. Sns FfSas S SIMPSON ay Spence
Ess Smith P" cFssl R': "a 13s sra 81 Fs5
IS SAT- River Kingston 80 Moneso Bay y s wS
81 ann md IS passengers Tweedy Trading Co Arrived
at the t Se%creans eager New-oreans. with ndse
Steamer Dg Uasssnss2. SslsTsaS F,'c 10 Mallory &
steamer jamestown Davis NewPorr ss 20
steamer Blueheds, Charles Baltimore with m'se 10
n,tes States transport Crook. Wacott Havana July
g. with 10 cabin passengers lsl n.nsrtmeSi
SANDY HOOK July 10 e:ao m-wind southwest; light
clear.
Steamer, Rabat tspan, for Havana; jefferson Norfolk
transport Fitzpatrick for Cuban ports
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
sonthampton July ioArived. steamer Kaiser Wilhelm
Crosse Ger Engeleart TO VIA
london July iO-saled. steamer Foreric (Br White
New-York. o-.L.... m,
sosv Swansea july e-ssIed. steamer LANDAU City (Bo
Hunter New-York - ,. ~,
Tewcastle. July s-Arriyed; steamer Marenso 'Br'
u,nrhor Sew-York via Portland
neachv Head July l0-Passed. steamer Colorado tBr
Walton Hull for New-York
q Arriva
g., peiuka.ten York. via Southampton -
bremen July Sailed steamer Baroarossa lIer)
Richter New-York. via Southampton mot previousyl
Antwerp July e-Arrived. steamer British Empire (br)
Wills Nev-York. - - ,.
Usvre Tuly 8 10 a m--Ssiled steamer La Bretagn
~, Euo. New York before).
C.hraI,sr Julv 10 m-Arrived steamer AHer tGer)
patarman Nev-York Naples and Genoa, and pro
coded July o. ps.sed. steamers Falls q Kettle Br)
parr New1York for Alexandria ETC. Thordis tNorD
Wfh.lnsen P1inta Gords. via New-York for HON.
Marseiies July 1o-Arrived steamers Patria tFr)
rrisnd New York California (Br), Mitchell New York
Singapore July 10-Arrived. steamer 1ndrani Br)
csmphell New-York. via suer, for Hong Kong. etc
p.rnambuco July Sailed. steamer Hevelius OBels)
s,apIeton from Rio Jsneiro for New York
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Municipal Council. City Hall. p. m
Brighton Beach races, 2:30 p m
Test Of new range finder. Sandy HOOK.
Health and Pilot Commissioners meetings
Music in Mount Morris and Tompkins Square
rLa N
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11
DESTRUCTION or SEALS Confines.

Seattle Wash. July l0-E w. CLARKE VINO Is
special agent Of the Government IN chatee OF 'he
saot GLANDS in the Behring Sea. arrived here to-
dav He left the islands on June IA He SAID
"The provisions Of the Paris Tribunal are 'o'alV
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrlsa Sunset 80 Moon 9:25 Moons 3
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-aandy Hook 94s Gov Island 10 20 Hell Gate O:oo
PW-Sandy Hook 40 Gov. Island l0:ls Gate ~ OF
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11

Extra India mess steady eos. prime mess STEADY re ~
Pork-Prime mess Western nrm. asa Lard--Amerleai
nned in pals arm 2Ts prime Western in tierees hrn
20s 81 Hams-short cut. ~ 20 10 o. nrm as ~ 10
10 steady 29s Cd long clear middles. light 50 70 o. an "a
arm 29s Cd. long middles heavy ~ 20 ~ 10 NJ
2- short clear backs 10 70 rs 10 hrm 2ss; clear oe
IL ia 10 steady 2ss "a cottonseed cmhuii 5enn'a m
July -Augu,t steady los 81. Shoulders-Square x ., y
10 Arm 2eI Turpentins-Spiri,s nrm. 32s I'd Kcsn,
Common steady ts The imports OF wheat into lNer ~
Pacific ports. 900 quarters from other ports
quarters. The imports Of American corn; From Aus"'
ports. 6s. 100 quarters
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11
Announcements.

N & w "Zuni" z. & w
2 A warm weather collar.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11

The lively conedetta. Oscars Birthday" was
q potent laugh in the hands OF George
Henry Trader and his company at the Pleasure
Palace Yesterday Some other attractions were
tv,JI,s p Sweatnam, Hooker and Davis. dancers:
Psrnev and Dick Ferguson. the GoOlmans, the
Sas,no Comedy Four and the Avon Twin Sisters.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11

Some OF the attractions Of last week were re-
tained last night at the Casino Roof Garden and
among the new ones were Cross and Holdene Lola
Bigger and Minnie Dreher. the De Vaults, Williams
and Hood and william Mozambique English. The
Maid In the Noon" the travesty on THE Man in
The Moon by Richard Caren. is to be presented on
Mopdav Juy IL.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11

The important features OF the bill yesterday at
Proctor's Twenty-thrd Street Theatre were Fred
erick Halen and Mollie Fuller in MY Wife's Hero;
Musical Dale the Sankey Brothers. in posturing
feats: Alexander Kearney. Wake and Lillian and
Maude Amber.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11

Many attractive features were offered the
roof OF the New-York last night, and the pro-
erarnme Of vaudeville and ballet will be continued
. through the week This is the roof garden
where the weather makes no difference. the
whole OF Il has a glass roof
The Eddy current., 1899-04-01

FFi'o . ''n'' Of " aEsssl.'' p n ?, nan %.
The Eddy current., 1899-04-01

The Empress Dowager Of China ID
described by an English lady who has
spent the greatcr part Of her life In
the celestial empire, ne n much more
remarkable woman than most Euro.
peans suppose. She Is an ardent paint
or, and her pictures are said 20 be ad-
miratle specimens OF Chinese art
strange as Il may seem, her maloCty
~ also said 10 bo fond OF wrestling
and frequently indulgeg In this rather
virilc form OF exercise. She Is we'll
read, is fond OF European music. and
has some skill aa pianist. She II
said both by her friends and enemies
20 be absolutely without any sense
OF 'ear, and, nccdlees to say, her life
has been attempted an infinite number
OF times.
The Eddy current., 1899-04-01

The chair OF ancient history which
u to be founded IN tho University OF
Edinburgh through the generosity of
the late Sir william frsser. the dis
tinguished archcnloglst. VIII place
the university In o unique position
among British universities. inaHmuch
as Il will be able 10 boast now Of hay-
Ing four chairs OF history. the other
three being these OF constitutional
history church history and modern
history.
The Eddy current., 1899-04-01
Kiplins'. CARDS

While Rudyard Kipllng was most
dangerously ill at the Hotel Gronoble.
the kilograms received for him were
greater In number each day than these
received from the time the hotel was
opened. So many cards were left that
a large silver tray was filled every two
hours Many Inquiries as TO his con-
dition were made over the telephone
or through messengers by people who
had no personal acquaintance with
him.
The Eddy current., 1899-04-01

Iaryards representative 10 the next
trlenn'al congress OF Orlentalists. TO be
held in the University OF Rome IN Oc-
tober viii be woman, Miss zella Nut
tall
The Eddy current., 1899-04-01
Fond ofcandy.

eRrpesenlative Orogyenor - Ohio,
always keeps n tin box on hls desk
filled with bits OF peppermint candy.
when attacked IN debate or before a
set speech the first move OF the gen
tlemnn from Ohio IL % dive into his
desk and begin 10 jam hla mouth fun
of peppermint candy. The gallery can
thus always tell when the general Is
iusCing W.
The Eddy current., 1899-04-01
WHOLESALER.

~. LoUis, No. Fsb, Q, iaa9.
PAaIu hNpIciHu Co, CITY.
0entlemenf-Wo wish 10 conFratuiate you
on the Increased sales We arc having ON your
Groves Iaateloaa chill Tontc. On exam.
iuing cur record of Inventory under date ~
Jsn let. We Ind that 10 aold duung th1 Chill
season of ioo8, 111o do1on 0roNo'a Iouios We
also nud that our atioa on youI Laxative
nrouao- ouiuillo Tablets have been some
thing enormouai having soid during The late
Cold and Grip season I, 100 doren, 49,
Plsase rusf dovn order enclosed herewith
MEYER nROs DRUG co.
- HlhaN.
The Eddy current., 1899-04-01

COMPOUND is the uVcfcominE OF cnses
Of supposed barrenness This great
medicine Is so we'll calculated to regu-
late every function Of the generative or
gans that It's efficiency Is vcuched for
by multitudes Of women.
Mrs. ED. WoLFoRD, Of Lone Tree,
Iowa, writes;
The Eddy current., 1899-04-01

N MOTHERHOOD is woman's natural destiny.
lVI Many denied the happiness Of children
through some arrangement Of the gcnerative organs
Actual bafrenness Is rare.
Among The many umphs Of Lyda 2. pinkhana Vegelabe
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-18

: right. Besides the evidence necessary
to establish the facts la any ca-. un-
der n legal review ~ il would D. uu-
satisfactory. and largely within the
sole possession. Nur wrl,I
6, De- safe ;p ouafeT such judicial r1N-
egs Ca men. who are admitted Co the
profession 1f medicine. without due
qualifications No doub; tas giving o.
UV.It.s 90 those who have 5neurlhis
disease suJ suffer yNtTem. pain. tvud-
90 suspend On. functions aud hlst.as
death iu many eases. but human rg1-
son. co. i;s inHrm.ty. of;sn approves
%; indirect. Will. &c dislpprbves 90
direct methods 81 reaching an end.
You cannot directly steal persons
money but the Law permits YOU Co bar
gain ani trade so that You do get the
ignorant persons money. aud h- sets
nothing FOR 6; tn return.
The law. which - the organized sense
OF the people. permits surgeon Co
operate ON person. even when 4
majority ~ physicians would declare
that the operation must be fatal. This
i getting close 20 the danger line. And
successful treatment" tn surgery has
often become a by-word in the medical
profession. because Il Is called ''<ur-
cessful treatment II the paiiCn; sur
wives tweu;y-four hours after the
operation.
Is. that means should be- devised tp per
nit only capable and educated men %
practice medicine. because they du 81
often hold the issues OF life and death
IN their hands. One of the most dis
tinguished physicians said that. Il.
IomniscienCc came to earth and opened
court for the trial OF lawyers and doc
tors. and held them responsible fnI
tFcir bluuders. the jails would ~ full.
II there Is any truth in this remark
II Is not wise to- encourage the doctors
to pass judgment in the matter uf clos
inE out life.
But the intelligent AMI conscicntiuu.
physician. taking the largest view al
his duty towards his patients. and tbs
relation Of his patient Ia the Law,
which govern his existence will max.
each case rule for itself.
In the coming years. there viii be. M
doubt. new views taken ON this sub
ject. and the physician will ~ iustiac'
in doing that which h. now hesitate
tn do. The EdttoT.l
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-18
FROM WEIRD CoREN.

In Curel there are s1id to be seven
wonders which battle clucidatiun. The
first Is q hot mineral spring which will
heal anything from a cut tn a cancer.
The second consists at two springs. 50
arranged that when one j. fun thc
other Is empty. TIc water has thC
popularity OF making whatever &.
cooked tn IL sweet AMI delicious. The
third wonder is u cavern in the noun
taiuS. TN which a cold. piercing wind
RACES pcrpe,ually. The fourth il the
Incradicab!e Forest. This j. q large
grove of pine trees which begin "a
sprout again directly they are cu;
down. II It Is destroyed by FIRE ID is
growing strongly again out uf the ashes
the next dav.
The fifth wonder is the floating
stone. In honor of which temple has
been built. This stone appears to b.
resting ON the ground. but II two men
holding each an end of n piece OF
string. stand ON one side OF the stone
and drag the string beneath Il viii
pass under the stone without cncoun-
tering any obstacle.
The sixth wonder is another stone
called the Warm Rock. on the top 81
which Is erected small inn. How
ever cold the weather may b.. the inr
Is always warm. rs the ston. givcs
forth great heat.
The seventh and last wonder j. :
drop Ut the Precipitation Of Buddha
This Is cnshrined in a temple. arount
which, by the supposed virtue of th'
drop" there Is a small desert of NOR
than a chain square.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-18
nRII.l.IANr ENpoRsEMENT.


by Health Journal .of Ncw York Au-
gust -. iSss.-J. \. Davis. MD.
Editor and Manager.
Only last week Nc examined the bccs
bTcWci by the Capital Brewing Com
p1ny of Olympia. Wash. and ID ts =
perfect illustration of the quality OF
beer which NC arc always glad to COM
mend. for the analysis showed 5t TO be
entirely free from any trace 90 any
injurious substance. Such n high grade
OF beer is most beneficial ia SIS use. for
none of the pure malt and hops have
been displaced by harmful Ingredients.
Every hyEicrist will concur uith us in
saying that a beer OF such superior
excellence - n very wholesome bcvcr-
age. Physicians often have occasion
to prescribe n pprc beer for cases Of
dcbilitation. and they can safely order
this beer. made by the Capital Brewing
Company.
l.. II. Dee has in his keeping the
American Journal OF Health and can
be seen by anyone.
This beer can be had in bottle ur on
draught at the HOFFMAN,. corner o.
Hotel and Nuuanu streets. \ large as
sortmcnt OF the very best Of American
and foreign liquors nc are pleased
to sell you and give you value for che
ocnefit of your health.
Yours. J.. ". DEE.
Proprietor Of HOFFMAN,.
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jNots. The question raised by Judge
Baldwin regarding the right OF the
physician - avoid prolonging an eN-
istenos that carried with II great SUI
feriny, IS in large measure academic
1t vas made prominent by the Judges
eminent POSITION as juris;. The
right also "a ssminate or cause go
he terminated ones own life. where
there IS inCurable disease. with great
suffering, IS also largely academic. A.
"Medicus Jr." properly says. !t i the
practical side of the question that has
value.
There cannot be any law enacted
granting the physician any right what
sosyer % terminate the life of n pa
tisnt. II would be impossible to define
by law the limitations upon such a
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-21
u. S. Navy.

The Millinery Department, which Is
always sixty days ahead of date, offer,
special for this week
Case--6 dozen Of those swell u.
s. Navy Sailors for Children
They are made of the rough and
ready straw and extra wide br1m
silk bandS-bOth white and
nay blue with u. S. Navy and
flags embroidered on same-the
usual retail price, $l.00-.Iune
sale Price Ace
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-21
WE HAVE

Placed on sale for this week
the following great bargains :;
Ladies' Gauze Vests, high
neck and long sIet Yes, also
in short sleeves, at 2sC
Ladies fine Swiss Ribbed
Vests, sleeveless, silk en-
broidered neck, at 2sc
Mems Gauze Shirts at Ioc
Mems Fancy GauZe Shirts
and Drawers, at 3oc
Mems Balbriggan Shirts, so,
Mems Unlaundered White
Shirts, re-enforced front
and back, at 4oc
so-in. White Organdie, 2 I-2c
o7-in. White Organdle. 37I-
o7-in. Black Organdie, 37I-2
Trimmed Hats and Flower,
at almost halt price.
|. ROsENT HAL.