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Evening star., 1899-11-14
Ribbons.

Now, then, if you are going TO quantity
OF Ribbon for the holidays, here's opportunity
to get some of it and something.
Number I Baby Ribbon, in all shades-per bolt
of so yards. Observation-Disclosures. 59c.
Number Ribbons, in all shades - Ioyard
pieces for. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ZIG.
5-inch MORE and Plain Taffeta Ribbons, pure
silk and in all colors. s.................... ZSC.
s-inch Plain Taffeta Ribbons, with hemstitched
edoe ......................Z Z9c.
Black Velvet Ribbons inches wide, satin back
and superior quality-for. .......-....-Z -ZSc'
s-inch Black Double-faced All-sllk Satin KID
bons. with extra-heavy body .............. $50.
5-inch Satin Antique Ribbons, i'll most desirable
shades worth 69c. yard-for. ......... .Z@c.
First loo Section
Evening star., 1899-11-14
Ladies' Gloves.

We certainly selected the right Govemaker, and
determined upon the right grade of quality for a
big success Glove to sell at one dollar pair.
We thought we had the best Glove that has ever
left Grenoble and been sold in America for ST.
Otherwise we would not have chrstened it the
Saks Glove. A Glove to warrant-a Glove that
would fit, and be in perfect harmony with fashion
and wear. 1t didn't matter if they did cost us
the same as others pay for a Glove to retail at
S1.35. So they concededly the best Gloves
that can be bought anywhere in this country for
Sl.OO Pair.
We are agents. too, for the best ST. so Glove for
Ladies-the Gracioso
Agents for the best Glove that is made anywhere
and sold at any prce-Fisk, Clark & Flagg's S.
a pair
Imported Samples of Ladies' Cashmere
clasps worth 25c n<,
~ ~
First Floor Vests
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Brass Curtain Rods.

Once before this season we had thousand OF
these ad Unstable Brass Rods to sell at this same
price -a and they went out in a dav
Were YOU too late then? Look out tomorrow
Evening star., 1899-11-14
12c. Each.

With inside or outside attachments The I2c
pays for everything but the putting up. \ child
can do that.
Floor West
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Bed Blankets.

Seems as # all Our special efforts were bearing
the fruits of success at once. All the better-hey
are needed at go
We have had these Blankets under surveillance
for fortnight If the thermometer DIDN'T drol,
we knew this makers price would we went
further and took an option on 225 pairs OF blaf-
kets-distrbuted over four grades.
Last Saturday we received word our otter was
accented and Blankets shipped That's enough o.
history. The descriptions and prices will tell the
balance of the story-the most interesting part.
20 pairs Heavy FuIheeced Blankets regular ia sae'
in Tan Gray with Red Blu" and PINK Dofue h
isbad with hesy crochet Regular S12o value
Evening star., 1899-11-14
Carriage Robes.

Double-warp Plush Robes. in combination
Green and Black, full carriage size-worth $3.50
are worth looking into at
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$780,.

Of Flannel in both
light fruns and French
be tie PaD ~
The lot Of Fisk. CLARK Il is ais, mad Of
French Flannel
elusive intnahie style They
yokes. sleeve and wit more
: Of othe Wai>r-perfert
ting .--...---.- pOo1HO
With the Fisk, Clark & Flagg agency OF course
we have greatly the advantages when specials
to be offer Washington gets its share through
us.
Second East
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Toilet Sets.

Toilet Sets.
You won't see this offering come up with again
this season. The buyer says it is the greatest
value ever given. Let's have your opinion. Take
of the sets if you agree with him. Don't if
you don't.
Large-shape Of pieces EACH decorated In
and other porcelain sold
for
s VERY little But all
m
S1.50 a Set.
Toilet
avishiy
in Washington
S5.08 a Set.
Floor
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Sl.50 a Set.
Stair Rods.

Stair Rods.
Nearly thousand Oak and Walnut Stair Rods,
some 27 and some 30 inches-all complete.
75C. a Dozen.
Floor West, Elevators
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08C. a Pair.

20 pairs California Blankets, full ia size with SU
I'll riers RagIa 81 value for..
- pairs Heavy California Blankets, with Red and ine
vii binding: III SY.WS
Regular valu o
The last lot is the largest, and the best value,
too-o5 pairs ia All-woo Blankets, IN natura,
GRAY. White and Scarlet, thoroughly shrunk' ana
California Blankets that 90 per cent WOOL, aiso
ia size You can count every par OF tlese
Blankets as being worth So-for tsey actnahy are
SA.zS q Pair.
Second Floor West
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Suspenders, 1Oc.

Suspenders, 10c.
We never saw Winter weight Suspender under
2oc. worth buying "
But these are zoe. Suspenders - webs, ends,
mounts and aIl-and full value, too.
Choice of several fancy effects,
Special,
1Oc. a Pair.
Section
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Fur Rugs.
Ladies' Waists.

There three lots. One is of French Flannel.
one is lot Of Fisk, Clark & Flagg's and the third
is a Taffeta Silk
The last is the cheapest OF the three Black Tat
teta Dress Waists, made over fitted lining. and are
OF the new designs, We know they cannot possibly
with profit be made to retail for less than S. You
will appreciate what it means, then to buy them for
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Mems r1aCkintOshes.

Mems rlackintoshes.
Don't wait for down-pour-then's when you
want the Macintosh handy to slip on. Buy it right
away when YOU can save dollar or more on the
price
We've two lots that can be so sold. Both guar
anteed waterproof With stitched, strapped and
cemented seams, and as dressy in appearance as
Top Coat.
Blue and Black Cloth effect with velvet sg
Tan Herringione effect, with velvet collar S 90
s12, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
First Floor, East
Boys Knee Pants.
23c pair.
But they are wortbefiearly double Plain colors
and fancy xed Cheviots extra we'll made
All sizes 5 to II years.
200 pairs in tomorroM,s lot at
23c. q Pair.
Fourth Floor West, Elevators
Boys Overcoats. .
Boys Black Chevot Overcoats-and you will
please note carefully the strong ponts-for the
price is a very low one-and the satisfaction is
guaranteed.
All wool
Italian cloth lined.
Velvet collar.
Cut nobby length.
Worth $780, for
S2.A8.
Sizes to IS years.
all wool and fast color velvet
with full MS
All yearsand worth 81 so. for ~O' -
strictly all wool. colo
n style; lined with
Italian cloth. All sizes to 1s years; worth S QS
s., ~0'>
| Floor West. Elevate
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Fine Fur Coats.

Furrier's Furs-but at peculiarly close mark
inq. The exclusive store has no prestige over us
in obtaining the choicest qualities and the inside
terms Then deduct the wide margin OF proht that
ALWAYS is found where Furs are sold as luxurieS-
and # figures down to very low retailing-at our
prices.
made in the latest style
collar; lined Throughout VIII"
sizes claimed to be $50 Vaine spe
nered
SS8. so.
The Genuine London Dyed Alaska Seal Coats
auality al they called the nandfactaes
OF course in short and jauny and lheo
with finest quality brocaded satin
the feature OF these coats Il"
$500 We Iop on and offer them at
S175. 90.
You have our guarantee IN both lots.
Second Floor. Fast, Elevators
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Ladies' American Hosiery Co.'S
Underwear Specials.

oS cents garment for values worth up TO S..
In with the American Hosiery Co.'S goods We
have included some lots OF other makes. But the
choice rests with you. They will be out on tables
where you can pick them over for yourselves
American Hosiery Merno Vests and Pants,
Scarlet Vests
ibledw woov vestsan White
Sui e4h eita 81 hos
down front
Ribbed
cheapest 5 - Underwear; " il is
the American Hosiery goods 81
grade and ell kDtvyu such
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Mems Underwear.

In the commercial catechIsm there Dut o1e an
s>,er To this duestion-'Where the best I'm
derwear values at the least prices?" And here's
the answer:
Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, made with
overlooked seams, reinforced throughout; Shirts
silk bound
SOC, a Garment.
Heavy Weight Derby Ribbed Balbriggan Shirts
and Drawers; Shirts silk bound; Drawers rein
forced; all pearl buttons.
soc. a Garment.
Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers: Shirts with
double front and back, and Drawers reinforced,
with double gusset
08c. a Garment.
Natural Wool and Camels Hair Shirts and
Drawers; silk front Shirts and reinforced taped
seams on Drawers; ribbed shirt and cuffs.
S1.5O a Garment.
East Section.
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Silver=plated Ware.

Another lot of special values that will continue
the great response OF Monday into tomorrow
Quadruple plate Bread Trays, handsomely en-
graved worth $I.25, for
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White Beds and Mattresses.

White Beds and Mattresses.
We didn't expect another Bed bargain this sea-
son. So this one is all the more important. There
are only 25-that is the worst feature. 25 won't go
far among so many who will want one at the spe-
cia price. Come early-and you won't be disap-
pointed.
and
$3.50.
PcroR
you
full filled, 6hGb
ticking O.. .
Springs wire and hecan supports
Add and durability. Much the best 6 40
spns-but far from hest price.
If YOU want Mattress or Spring made to Or
der-that's specially OF ours Ask about the kinds
and the cost i'll the Upholstery Department.
Third Floor Vest Elevators.
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Bed=Set Grenadine.
Sf.OO a Ward.

Go to the Upholstery Department for it.
Third Floor West, Elevators.
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Choice, 98c. 4 Garment.

Here's big choice for 25c. garment
Extra Heavy Ribbed Fleec,-lned Vests and Pants
4 of medium weights
a of weights. with high ne,k and long sh"
sleeves.
Il lot OF Oneita like Vests and Pants.
easily 3Iig
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Triple Forka Set for child, Dr.,
Chnden's ouadrupie=piatea Cups worth 5ec for AOSs
ouadrupe plated Dishes, with knife rests y 40
worth saso ss. e'-5'S'F. , - S1.o9
sterling slvertop Pepper Salt ndO,
Ii you don't know what jewelers. are asking for
these same pieces, take look around first
Floor,w west
Leather Goods.
Ladies' Lar ge Shopping Bags, with extra
pocket ........... .-........ 25c.
Fancy and Black Music Rolls. nswe.. shapes. Csc.
,,.,s Ladies' Dog Collar Belts steel studded and name 49c
Fine French Patent Leather Belts. all 25c.
First Floor, West Section
Evening star., 1899-11-14

First Floor, East Section.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-10-01
Another Blaze.

Yesterday afternoon the two sto-
ry residence of Mr. Abe Perry
caught on fire from the kitchen
hue and for time the house looked
as though it would be destroyed.
The fire companies did good work,
however, and saved some
of the building. The furniture and
household goods were damaged by
water and removal, and part was
totally destroyed. Insured.
Mr., Eldridge who lived in the
adjoining house was damaged by
removing his furniture.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-10-01
NIPED0UT ALMOST A BLOCK
A Trash Pile in the Rear Of
John Buron's 4th Street
House Causes Heavy
Loss by Flames.
.FIR6MEN'S GOOD WORK,
Checked What Promised to be
Checked What Promised to be
COnflagratiOn of Huge
Dimensions.

Yesterday an alarm of fire was
turned in from the corner of Fourth
and Spruce streets.
When the fire companies arrived,
they found the large cottage be.
longing to John Buron, occupied by
his son, Albert, under full headway,
it having caught from a trash pile,
burning in the rear of the house.
The fir.men labored hard to check
the fire and keep it in the building
from whence it caught, but the
wind was high and the material dry
and the streams of water poured
upon it, seemed rather to aggI a.
vate than to pacify.
The house was quickly consumed,
aud like a pestilential disease,
spread it to the next house, and
from this, the tire brands flying,
soon had almost every house in the
block on fire, besides the small wood
sheds and servants quarters on the
alley.
The fremen did not lag, but
fought with desperation, and when
they finally had the fire under CON
troll, it was found that four houses
were burnt down and one or two
damaged,
lne house where the fire started
belonged to Mr.. John Buron and h
carried $500 insurance. and his SOP,
Albert, who occupied it, carrie,
$3.50 on furniture.
The next house was owned by tn,
same party and was insured for
$500 and was occupied by Mr.. Hig.
gins.
Mr.. Ratehouse occupied the
third house, which was insured for
$4O0, with $500 on the furniture.
MrVic Buron occupied the fourth
house consumed, on which there
was insurance for $500 and $500 on
furniture.
Mr. John Stuart owned a house
in the block which was damaged and
which was covered by insurance.
Mr.. Crittendon occupied this house
and moved his furniture out, which
was considerably damaged.
Mr.. Wade's house was threatened
and the furniture was taken out
and damaged. Mr.. Wade was COW
cred with insurance.
The insurance companies while
they may think they are heavy los
ers on this fire, got off lightly, for
the wind was blowing just right to
fan the fire and transfer it several
blocks, and had it not been for the
fire companies, half of the resident
portion of the city would now be in
ashes.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-10-01

MOTHERS Mothers a hot bath with CUTI-
IVA CURA SOAP, when followed by single
application of CUTICURA Ointment, the great
skin cure and purest of emollients, will afford
themost grateful and comforting relief in the
severeSt forms Of itching, burning, and scaly
skin and scalp humors, rashes, and irrita-
tions, and point to a speedy, permanent, and
economical cure when aitother remedies and
even the best physicians fail.
oldthroughout the world. Porter DRUG AND CHEM
CORP Props, Boston. How to Cure Itching Humors, free
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-10-01

For good white light, get the
Eupion
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-10-01
When Your Groceries

Are deliAered you will always
find them to be Just as or
dered audstraight goods right
through. If you send your
order by either telephone or
mail 1t will be filled as salts
factory and of good weight
the same as if you ordered in
person. Ourliue of delicacies
and fancy groceries is beyond
competition for either quality
or price.
Meriwether ~ TaylOr's,
2Io East Broad st. Phone 100.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-10-01

The pleasant effect and perfect
safety with which ladies may use
Syrup of Figs, under all conditions,
make it their favorite remedy. To
get the true and genuine article.
look for the name of the California
Fig Syrup Co. printed near the bot
tom OF the package. For sale by
all druggists.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-10-01
Christian Church.

"Gdeon's Band" is the sermon
subject at the Christian church to-
day at II a. M, and the spiritual
mindedness of Paul, is the subject
at 8p. m. All other services in
their usual order,
A hearty welcome to all.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-10-01
THE LADIES

D. f. G. Timmons, pastor.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-10-01
Disastrous Fire at Little Rock.

Train men in from Little r. CT
last night, bring the news here of
the total destruction by fire, of the
deaf and dumb asylvm there, yes
terday. We learn the state carried
no insurance.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-10-01

If you want to look at complete
line of saddles and harness, just
step into the store Of the Edwards
Harness Company, No. 223 East
Broad street, TeXarkana, Ark. 9 10
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-10-01

Schusters, the sold reliable" has
a big stock of ladies and gents
p lain gold and set rings. Prices
very low. l29.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-10-01
State Line M. E. Church, South.

Preaching at l0,45 A. M, and
7;30 2. M.
Topic for morning sermon-"The
Baptism Of the Holy Ghost.
For the evening sermon-"A Lift
for the Overloaded. All invited,
strangers welcome.
d. +. G. Timmous, pastor.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-10-01
"For the sake of Fun, M

"For the sake of Fun, Mischief is
Done A vast amount of mischief
is done, too, because people neglect
to keep their blood pure. This mis-
chief, fortunately, may be undone
by the faithful use of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-10-01
For Sale

A good gentle horse and service
able buggy.
8 rs w, f. KIRBY.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-10-01

Hoods Pills cure all liver ills. Non
irritating,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-13
PROGRAMME FOR THE TOURNEY
COMMITTEES OF THE MILITARY ArHrrr.

COMMITTEES OF THE MILITARY Arvrv-,.
At meeting OF the Athletic. Military ana -
ecutive committees OF the Military Athletic -.
held yesterday afternoon at the fist Regimen, ~.
mory arrangements perfected for the cor.,
tourney OF the league. to be given in MadI.~
Square Garden from March % to March D. co,n~1
Charles H. Luscomb. president OF the League No..
in the chair Others present were Ideuten.n.
Colonel Setter. Captain stebbns ana Major p
Ridenback all Of the 18th Regiment: Captain r.
and Captain lakewood. 18th. Lieu,enan, Own,
Goth: Lieutenant Colonel Frey. Naval Reserve. a..
Major Wilson. Second Battery. The Military Co.,
mittee includes Governor Roosevelt Major-Geno,.,
Miles Adiutant-Genera Corbin, Admiral soh,..
General Whippe. General Worth. Adjutant Gen.r.,
A. D. Andrews. senator-elect Chauncey " Dons.
Colonel Appleton. Colonel LOOMS L. Ianydo-
Major s. Ellis Briggs and Captain siadler. 0, m,
Goth Among the civil patrons OF the affair ar.
Mayor Van Wyck. Ex-Governor Morton Con,ro,..
Coer and ex-Mayor Hewitt.
After the meeting # was announced that con.
mands from the sth 9'h. 18TH 18th and 22d resI.
ments, the let and "a batteries, Troops A and q
the Old Guard and detachments from the Cd Cav.
airy, 18th Infantry ID Artillery and the ships OF
the Navy at that time in port will take part in ths
exhibition. Twice many troops will take part
this year last.
Monday. the opening night. will be known a,
Army night" Wednesday Navy night" and
Thursday az National Guard night" Drills ex-
hibtions OF tcnt-peggung. riding and roping and
landing party exercises Viii be given every night
Athletic contests will be sandWlched In. On Navy
night detachments from w8rships will be presen,
and will give cutlass drills and exhibitions OF land.
ing and boarding. on Wednesday afternoon
special matinee Will he given for the benefit OF ths
orphan and juvenile asylums and other public IN.
stutions FOR children. The programme will in
clude drills by the High School Cadets. Governor
Roosevelt has promised by letter to attend the
tourney on Friday night. March a. and review the
troops.
new feature will be twenty-five bicycle races
sanctioned by the League Of American Wheeimen
4 new board banked track for these races will ba
built This is necessary 70 escape the fine of tiG0
which the League Of American Wheemen has an.
nounced will be imposed any persons using tire
alleged short track made FOR the recent
six-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-13
BILLIARDS.
PRELIMINARIEs ARRANGED FOR THE ANA
TEUR CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT
WHICH BEGINS TONIGHT.

The amateur championship billiard tournament
begins this evening in the gymnasium Of the
Knickerbocker Athletic Club. Forty-ffth-st and
Madison-ave. Temporary seats 10 accommodate
two thousand spectators have been built around
the edges 81 the big gym" and thorough prepara-
tion has been made 10 accommodate a big crowd
each evening this week. More than seven thousand
invitations have been issued end only those who
early will get good seats. Play Will begin
promptly at o'clock.
A special meeting was held yesterday afternoon
at the clubhouse. when the three players. Foss.
Mullen and McCreery. met the Billiards Commit
tee OF the Amateur Athletic Union. which Is in
charge OF the tournament There was considerable
discussion OF the question Of barring the anchor
nurse Foss opposing the play and Mullen favor
ing IL. but final compromise was effected by
which ten shots will be allowed In the anchor
spaces
When the question Of the draw up IL was
agreed that the two men whose names were drawn
first should meet this evening and the third player
NEE. the loser 81 the first match tomorrow night.
Mullen and MoCreery came out Of the hat hFsi.
md so they will play this evening. FO=s meets The
loser tomorrow and the winner on Wednesday,
The other points covered In the agreement that
was drawn up and signed by all three OF the players
had 10 do only with the rights Of the contestants TO
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3 RoRE5@,'1SS8 S QoRE5r1EjYB

have the balls wiped Off in the middle OF game.
the cloth bruShed a set OF balls substituted
II those in should not roll truly.
Mullen reached town yesterday with Ives the pro-
fessiorsl. who came down from the Adrondacks
with him 10 see the tournament In the evening
they played u practice game In which the profess
sional played ls-inch balk-ine against the regular
amateur game for Mullen. Ives won by 400 10 3d.
run 30.
on Saturday McCreery. played Fred" Eames.
champion Of New England. the Knckerbocker
Athlete Club ana won by 400 to 1871 His average
was y ~ and his best run 60: Foss prac:ised by
himself on SATURDAY, and rested yesterday.
The tournament will last all the week and the ex-
element IN billiard circles has run high because all
three OF the players thought to have about
even chances. The bookmakers' odds on the result
as quoted Saturday we're to against Mullen, to D
against Foss and to against McCreery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-13
ALLEGED INSrRANCE SWINDLE.

Henry d. Borrows. who the police say has been
vwindling Haremites right and left for many
months was arraigned before Magistrate Went
worth In the Harlem police court yesterday ana
held In $500 bail for examination. Borrows gave his
age as thirty-tWo years and says that he lives at
No 322 East wenty-fourth-st. His business, he
says, is that Of a fire underwater Ever since De-
cember Policeman Allen. Of the Harlem police
court SQUAD has been searching for Borrows with
a warrant issued at the instance of Charles Kings
ley OF No L. S Flu. on-ave NJ. Kingsley charges
that on September he made final payment on a
fire insurance policy in the British American FIRE
Insurance Company. The policy was written ny
Borrows. Later, says Kingsley. he was informed
by the company that the policy had been canceled
on account OF nOn-payment OF premiums go
In to December ! last BOrrOWS mad an ONCE AT
No, 10 East One hundred nd y-hfth-st lie
carried on an Insurance business. Soon after ne
moved out hundreds Of persons began calling at the
place looking for him Most OF them had been IN
sured by Borrows. and explained that. like KINGS
ley. they had been told that their policies had been
cancelled.
Thomas Kelly who is IN the insurance business
n No ?0s2 Lexington-ave.. told Magistrate Went
worth that some time Borrows came 10 him and
asked him 10 write fire insurance policies SAYING
that he would secure the customers. Kelly agreed.
and In the next few weeks Kelly says BorrOws sent
him hundreds OF customers. After the policies had
been written. however, Kelly found out that Bor-
rows had collected all the money In all. tho police
saw that there least four hundred people VINO
are looking for HOrrows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-13
Leather Goods
Half Prices

This is a strikingly important leather.
goods event, in three parts.
First-An entire sample line Of nearly
three thousand pieces from the famous fac.
tory of c. F. Rumpp & Sons, of Phladel-
phia. The mention of the makers names
is all that is necessary to say of the quality
of these goods. They do not know how to
make poor goods, nor even second-class
goods. These are
Purses Pocket-books Pocket Jewel Cases, Collar and
Cuff Cases, Dressing Cases Card Gases, Bill Books,
Filing Books, Desk Pads, Ink Wells, Medicine Cases,
Belts, Stamp Cases, Flasks, Money Belts, Travelling
Clocks.
Second-A large number Of Suit Cases
and Travelling Bags, for mems use, in Sole
Leather, Alligator Leather and fine grades
of Bride Leather, together with large
variety of Women's Travelling Bags in ALI
gator, Pigskin, Morocco and finest Boarded
Leather. These all bear slight evidences OF
a recent long shipment and re-shiPment,
and are not quite SO fresh as new,-they
look about as a new bag would after yoa
had used it few days.
Third, a number of pocket-books and
fancy leather goods from our own counters,
added to the above for the purpose Of CON-
peting assortments and rounding out guam
tities