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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-16
HONORS At COLLEGE,
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PACED

relations which exist between the High
School and the college. and put higher
education within the reach OF many 4
Richmond boy. Under the VIII or MISS
II T. Walker, OF King and queen eoun-
~ we have received $l2CO for SchOldl-
ship or donation fund, and under the VIII
of Mr.. and Mrs. VI. 4. Fristoe. OF war
rem county, We have received Tor genera
endowment about 5000. Other Sltts ave
pledged and some we shall soon receive
\ growing institution should constantly
receive gifts. and we appeal 70 triends
of education for help. The f0undatlonS
are well laid. and every cent contrloute1
will begin at once 10 bring tortn the 5000
fruits Of higher culture and n0ber cnar-
acter. We need first Of all $4,000 for the
completion and equipment or Dullulnss
already begun We need endowment Tor
our Chair of History, for a new Chalr 81
BIOLOGY. and for an additional CHAIR OF
law The endowment for q chair IS No
6a0 n Sl0ONO One thousand dollars endoWs
\ scholarship. which for all time Will lui-
nish free tuition TO some worthy stuuens.
THE college needs to-day seYenty-nVe ne"
echolarehips I cannot here argue any OF
t6nse needs but commend them 70
eanerous men and women as worthy Of
consideration.
CLOSE OF THE SESSION.
The audience had sat much interested
through all of these exercises. and Wheh
Dr Hatcher rose to make the announce
roents on the part Of the trustees ne was
given perfect attention. He said tnat MT
Hunt Hargrave, an alumnus of the col
lege of Chatham, Va, had been choseh d
trustee to succeed Colonel w. e. TANNER
who had died since the last annual meet
inc and that the degree OF D. j. had been
conferred on Revs. J. 3. Hutson, OF klcn-
mond, and II. w. Tribble, Of Charlot'eS-
vile. >. ,s
THE session of 1S9s-99 was over 1t was
only left for President Boatwright 10
IroI,elx. and the present session OF study
End final and glorious triumph became
history and a pleasant memory:
FOLLOWING the exercises, President ana
Mrs. Boatwright gave reception 10 the
class at his residence on the campus H.
The delivery of distinction in sub-ju-
,,,or i,nior and intermediate classes took
Mace in the chapel yesterday at L
o'clock,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-16
TRUE BILL FOR EMBEzZLEMENf.
Ex-Cnshier Cooke. of Nation"i banA
OF AsheyiiIe, Arrested.

CHARLOTTE, n. c., June lS.-Ihe
grand Jury in the Federal Court here To-
day returned true bill against W. o.
Cooke state Senator from Buneomoe'
charging him with embezzlement ana
transportation OF funds OF the Natlonai
Bank of Asheville. while cashier oil tnat
institution. The amount alleged 10 naSs
been distracted Is about $4,000 Cooke
was arrested in Asheyille at 4 O'Clock
this morning. and gave bond in the sum
of $1,000. In a statement publisher this
afternoon In the Asheyille citizen. ne
denies that he owes the bank a dollar
The case will likely be tried at the NO
velnber term OF the Federal Court, Wnlch
convenes in Asheyille.
w. A. BREEsE ARRESTED.
CHARLOTTE. y. c., June ia spe-
ciaI 10 the Observer from Asheville. y.
c.. SAYS: Major w. \. Breese, former
president Of the First National Bank or
Asheville. was arrested to-day, at the
instance of the administrator OK one or
his suretles. and held In custody, pending
the formation OF a new bond. The admin-
istrator desired to be released from the
bond. Breese was under 5000 bond. pend
ing an appeal I'm the case involving the
closing OF the First National Bank Oh
AsheVille, a few years ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-16
PoiNcARE ACCEPTS THE TASK.
He proceeds with the Work or
Forming Cabinet.

PARIS, June l5.--M. Poincare informed
President LOubet this morning that he
would accept the task of forming Cabi-
net He will take the War portfolio, in
addition TO the presidency Of the council.
NJ. Meline, in an interview with NJ
Poincare. strongly urged the latter 10
form a Cabinet whose main plank would
be the settlement of the Dreyfus affair
II is now believed a majority or the
Chamber of Deputies including many
Socialists will be contented with an or
der of the day consuming General MERCER
the former Minister OF War, for the part
which he has taken in the Dreyfus case.
instead Of his prosecution. II this couid
be done il would remove one OF the
serious causes Of friction between the
factions.
NJ. Poincare conferred with President
Loubet this evening. reporting the ac
ccptancc By NJ. Guillain Of the Colonial
portfo,!o; NJ Delombre OF the portfolio
of Finance. and NJ. Ribot Of the portfolio
OF Public Instruction. He Will report
more fully tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-16
BORROWED ON THEM.
ALLEGED FORGED BONDS OF THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
UTTERED In MASSACHUSETTS.


BOSTON. MASS. June 15.-(SpeciaL)-
j. Jacobs. who is alleged TO have
-.aa tNenty-three forged bonds, pre-
tending 20 be worth $1,000 each, was ar
rested ast night by inspectors. lie was
.- ...r, to-day and was held for week
r- alleged forged bonds appear as OF
..a ir the series O. 1852, consolidated
-.., u The Commonwealth Of Virginia
r.. are due in l32. The Boston SAFE
I,...t and Trust Company advanced Sll-
81 . fifteen Of the bonds and the llrS'
National Bank Of Lynn $4,000 on eight OF
... The bonds were. il appears, ac-
- printed for the state OF virgin"
B.. t. Kendall Bank-Note Company. The
..... as printed by them were blue ana
..t bear the seal Of the state
r...H insists that he supposed lHe
Bonds to be all right. lie says ne Got
r.m from his cousin, NJ. @. Pope OF
Er.t.,b Me. who died IN May 1891
l. h- SAYS. was wealthy. and had eA-
i.... bis intention Of giving him $g'V.V'
..tisIlv did give him the bonds IN
H-r I87.
I.ots has lived in this city some four
l.. coming here from Jae 'v.' w.
FIRST with the Boston STOCK gro
c-r Exchange. and later Went INTO the
printing business at 10. = st ,ae, street 1aSod.
e.y the police say he mas De1h AoH'
H., of speculator and was about TO
10 ,1 Europe. where he and j. w Long
..-..t broker. who acted for him IN Sc
..lae the loan from r lvnn BANK IN
'-rled 90 make arrangements for an eN-
t..f IN The PARIS Fair They were 10 ~
o.. fhe ~unard line on Saturday.
lt was away back IN 1851 mat. me oiue
bonds f.st made their appearance IN ms
ny. They were then in the possession oi
W.. Vs. Rowe. a real estate broker AT 80
State street. who did not know ~helnei
Lar were an right or not. While ne WAC
f}ag 20 find out the inspectors TOOK inc
enfage 10 chief HANSON.
Tho gned bonds taken ~ thai une
e''e ne name OF Treasurer Revelfy, ana
.A.f ~ J. X. Smith az Second Audi'of. III
'a said that after the matter had Dcen N
gated some OF the unsigned bonds
were returned &c Rove r. 's not known
What became OF them after that.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-16
CASES BEFORE JUSTICE JOHN
Variety of Charges Engage His At
tentiOn on n Hot Day.

jim Williams was before the Police
Court Yesterday on the charge Of enter
ing the dwelling house Of Jesse Wood
son. No. 116 south Fourth street and
stealing suit OF clothes, pair of shoes
and a hat, the property Of the aforesaid
WoodsOn. The hearing went over until
tomorrow 10 get more witnesses.
George Nicholas. a cOlored man, was
charged with attempting 10 assault Grim
inallv a little girl aged 6 years, named
Pear Brown. Nicholas was given a tho
rough hearing on the heinous charge
against him. and sent on to the grand
jury.
Ernest Shelton, a suspicious character,
was sent to jail for sixty days.
Willie Robinson, charged with break
ing into the barber-shop of William Cole
man and stealing eight razors and other
shaving and hair-cutting apparatus, was
dispatched TO the grand jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-16
Alleged Negro Murderer Lynched.

RALEIGH. y. c.. June LA special
TO the News and Observer from More
head City. n. c.. says: Last night about
II o'clock, near the scene where r. =.
Weeks was murdered last week. Lewis
Patrick (colored). who had been taken
from Beaufort jail the previous night,
was killed Seventy-f1ve shots were bred.
and his body was riddled with bullets.
The people heard the firing. but nobody
mob found on Wednesday morning that
they were followed they hid Patrick On
Dog Island and kept him there duriag
daylight. IL is reported that In the hope
OF saving his life the negro implicated
other parties but the lynching party
thought ne was preyarIcating and gave
no weight 10 his words.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-16
WILLIAMSBURG.
Meeting of Superintendent Of the
SMALLPOX.

WILLIAMSBURG, June l5.-(Spec!al.)-
At the meeting of the Board OF Super
visors OF James City held to-day, bills
amounting to $50 from the judges, COM
missioners. and clerks OF the last county
election were ordered to be paid. The
total expense in the county in looking at-
ter smallpox patients last winter was
ascertained TO be $725 The board de-
cided TO make no changes in any or the
county offices. All changes were left TO
the incoming board, which meets early in
July
Miss Mary Rauson. of stanton; Miss
Casey Wright and Mr.. Howard Wright,
OF Washington. are at Carriers Grove Tor
the finals.
Miss Resale Labby, of Bedford Springs.
Bedford county, will visit Mr. and Mrs.
II. ID. Cole during the college commence
ment.
Mrs. Cyrus A Branch. of Houston, Hall
fax county arrived here to-day, where
She may permanently reside.
Mr.. Frank wilkins returned this morn
ing TO his home, in Camden. w Va.
Mr.. Andrew j. Barnes, OF James City.
and DR. H. l.. Stevenson, OF Toano, were
here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-16
LOCAL FREIGHT AGENTS.
Boston Next Meeting-Piace-Eiec
OF Officers.

NORFOLK, VA, June 1.-THE ma
tional Association of Local Freight
Agents Associations held meeting to-
night and selected Boston as the meeting
place next year.
The following on. rs were elected:
President, Malcolm Townsend, or the
Pennsylvania railroad New YORK; vice.
President. f.. T. Lamb. Southern rail-
way. Norfolk; Secretary. f. J. Bandholtz.
of the New York Central and Hudson
River railroad, New York; Treasurer, O.
". Newton, Wabash railroad. Fort
NEayne. 800
With the exception OF the vice president
these are all old officers.
The freight agents to-day visited tbs
-ship-yard at Newport News and Fort
Monroe. Tomorrow they GO TO Virs
ginia Beach. returning home Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-16
JULIUS SYClE SON. JULIUS SYClE SON. JULIUS SClE SON.

by a large number of men, who. assem-
bling in the public square marched of
toward the county jail, where Is connne1
Henry Gardiner (colored), who confessed
before the Recorder to-day that he had
criminally assaulted Lester Farrel, the
S-year-o!d daughter of Charles Farrell,
railway switchman.
for assistance. and patrol Of eight men
was dispatched, the Chief of Police lead
inC The mob reached the jail in advance
OF the police, and battered in the wicket
Of the main gate, after demanding that
While engaged in this work the patrol
wagon came on the scene. Just as the po--
lice arrived deputy cheriffs filed out Of
the Jail. with rifles ready. The mob ieil
back and then stampeded.
The grand Jury IS in session, and VIII
take no Gardeners case tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-16
HOPES JEFFRIEs WILL BE LICKED
After That. His Father Thinks He'll
stan Ills Deyiiment and lie saved.

LOS ANGELES. June bin a street
sermon last evening the Rev. Mr.. Jehries'
father Of the puglistic champion. ex-
pressed the wish that his son would soon
be whipped.
.'Jim's no worse than the rest OF you,
said the champions father. "He'H Keep
up his devilment till he sets licked ana
then he'll come TO salvation Ia WISH
him 10 get licked If he was going to fight
three minutes from now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-16
diamond jubilee of Miami.

OXFORD, o., June l5.-The culminatiohs
OF the diamond anniversary jubilee OF
Miami University took place to-oay'
ated and the Hon. Whitelaw Reid, OF
The class OF 1885. delivered The commence
ment address upon "Our New Duty
The sons Of Miami congregated u 90
honor TO the new Miami OF to-day anu
never in its history has there been such
= .arge percentage OF It's graduates nres-
c1t as upon this occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-16
THE UNIVERSITY
The Literary Prizes-Aetion OF the
Hoard.

VA, June b
(Special)-As usual, the literary prizes
awarded in connection with the Uni
yersity OF Virginia Magazine were an
nounced too late to appear I'm the pro-
gramme. The prize for the best trans
lation from a modern or ancient language
was not awarded. Inc pest Work uon =,
i'm this field was done by Mr.. Lewis T.
Chamberlayne. of Petersburg, and was
of a very high order, but Mr.. CnamDer-
lavne was ineligible. as he won the prize
last year. This was a prize known az
inc harrison prize. since 1t Is proviaea
by DR.. James A. Harrison: Dr. mar
rison also gives a prize of $50 In gold Tor
~ hest original poem. This year Mr.
Phillip r. Du Pont OF Greenvine. Del;
contributed 10 the magazine seVeral
noems that outranked in merit any other
noetieal contribution, and ne was given
the prize. There are two prizes SHOWN
ae The magazine prizes-one Is for the best
$50 and one for the best short poem.
They are worth SOS each. The winning
assav was contributed by Mr.. Carol Nj.
Newman. OF Bristol. Tenn. The best
story was by Mr.. Morris p. Tiiley, or
BerkIey. The title OF the story Is. lac lac
able mention was made OF story by
n, O. r., entitled. "Philomene and
Argathe." and OF one by w. Z. s., en-
titled. "Jarry's Turkey"
All OF the members OF the Board or
Visitors except the rector, the Hon.
Charles p. Jones OF Highland, ana MI
carter Glass. OF Lynchburg. were pres
ent. Mr.. Harmon was made rector
The following scholarships were award
ed. Rlrely cholarship-Willlam NJ. Nj.
Thomas. OF Mattapany, Nd: Fellow or
Astronorry-Robert G. Robb, Professor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-16
THE KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
New Officers of supreme Lodge
Contest over Dictatorship.

DETROIT, MICH, June 1.-THE SUI
preme Lodge. Knights Of Honor, elected
the following officers today Supreme
Dictator, John 2. shannon Elberton. Ga. :;
Vice-Dlctator, Douglas s. Biggs, Boston;
Assistant Supreme Dictator. Judge Noah
NJ Givan. Harrisonville. Mo-: Supreme
Reporter. 3. r. Nelson. st. Louis; Su-
preme Treasurer, ]. w. Branch, St. Louis;
Chaplain. Rev. II. NJ. Hope. Richmond.
Va: Guardian, J. l.. Call. Sherman. Tex. I;
Sentinel, Frank B. Steiger, Helena. Ark,
Trustees-T. Briggs. Emporia, Kan.
David T. Veil, New Orleans, and T.. c..
Wood. New York.
Advisory BoaTd--J. c. Sheppard Edge
field; Samuel Klotz. Newark. n. j.. and
". r. Spooner. New York.
There was considerable of contest over
the ONCE OF Supreme Dictator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-16
The City's Coal Bill.


,,ho Con,,n,tfee on Grounds and Build
ires met I'm regular session last mgr.
Alderman Ferriter presented ny iSP ~
of the subcommittee on rules l2l tl nG
park-keepers. The report was a dSHate,
Tho hills for granolithic were teIet gu
To the City Engineer, with lholrut'ItJ,idi9
10 award the contract to the lowest piu-
der. -,-...o, .-,,orv was
,,anted IN Miss Greenhow for the put-
hoses of a bazaar, to be given Tor tne
benefit ~ the Home for Incuraoles, from
the 9th to the 10Th of November; .,,,,
There was very. spirited al5 5ots.,aon
over discrepancy pr IN WetYH By Messrs,
s II. HAYES & Co. and the weights reg
istered at the city scales.
II was stated that the contractor con-
scented to accept settlement Oh the plii az
cording to the city weights. H., 80
4 motion TO pay the bill according 70
,ba Weiehmaster's figures was met with
a substitute that the bill should be pilu
according 10 the weights SUBMITTED Ny
NIesers HaWes * Co.
C0Ionel Halves protested against the
name of the firm he represented pslhs
banded about 1T -,o,,o
Mir. Gunst and Mr.. Ferrter both SPOKE.
Mr.. Lawder said he would Vo ole ,i ror
would state whether he was confident
that every driver in his employment was
Colonel HAYES said he did not admit
the shortage. Tnere are times VIZ" iIi,,i,o
takes are made by error or by lhcOIiiPe-
tent persons, he said. Then the matter
vas different His firm did not charge
any employee with incOmpetency. Inc
shortage in the bill presented was only
G90 mounds i'm 100 tons or about six POUNDS
i'm a ton. which was too small matter
IN talk about. II might occur III the dlI,
ference between the scales. Colonel
Hawes called attention 10 an error Haue
nv the Westminster IN the Datch Oh piiis
n-esented. which the firm had corrected
Colonel Halves reminded the committee
that i'm the last bill for coal when was
for 200 tons, there was not sihs.e
oounds difference between the weights
II his hrm and those of the city Weigh
The substitute was lost on a tie vote,
and the original motion was carried.
MIR. King. on behalf Of the special COM
mittee appointed 10 consider the petition
Of rho Uniformed Rank of the knights
~ Pvthias for the granting of the Cavalry
Armorv to that body, reported In favor
If granting the petition. The committee
acted accordingly.
To Insure the Tug and Dredge.
The Committee on James River I'm
proyement also met last night.
A report from the subcommittee re,
The city be Insured against fire and water
risks was adopted. The City Engineer
Was instructed 10 advertise for proposals.
MIR. Charles 5. Crenshaw was present,
mon Invitation, and explained the
Methods OF fire and marine insurance.
on motion OF Mr.. Ellyson. the COM
mittee decided TO place $1,000 insurance
on the tug and 5000 on the dredge.
The Committee on First Market met,
win Nessrs smith, Curtis. and Harrel-
son present. Only routine business was
transacted
The Committee on Cemeteries, calico
10 meet at o'clock, failed to get
quorum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-16
FIRE AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
An Old Brick Building Practically
DESTROYED.

Shortly after o'clock this morning
fire broke out in the old brick building
which stood at the rear OF the enclosure
at the observation-disclosures, and the struc-
ture was practically entirely destroyed
though the department made every effort
10 save II. 800
The loss is not great. as the building
was in quite dilapidated condition.
The fire is thought TO have been started
BY tramps in the building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-16
ri Hardware conyent.on.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j., yure 5.-The
second days joint session OF the south.
ern Hardware Jobbers' Association and
the Manufacturers Association OF the
North was largely attended. A paper an
',Our Export Trade" arranged by w. II.
Nathie. OF Baltimore. was read by X. r.
Williams. of New York. owing 10 the for
mer's illness. Hardware Ex9ansion''
was the title OF a paper read by c. y.
Speer. OF Fort Smith. Ark. which noted
the rapid increase In the trade. "Asso-
cations and Their Eject was the tito
OF a paper read by 7. w. Cartwright. Of
Birmingham, Ala.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-16
A BrOISen-Down Pigeon.

Late yesterday afternoon Mr.. g. Will
liams caught a carrier pigeon on Browns
Island and will keep the bird day or
two. until il is rested up. On its right
leg is a silver band, with the. Inscription,
az II 1884" The brass band on the left
leg beG~s no inscription. The bird
seemed pretty well broken down, and en-
ioved a meal of grain given IT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-16
The Modern Beauty

thriyeA on good food and sunshine. with
nlenty OF exercise in the open air. Her
form CLOVIS with health and her face
blooms with its beauty II her system
needs the cleansing action of a laxative
remedy she uses the gentle and pleasant
syrup OF Figs. made by the California
Fig Syrup Company only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-16
Rev. Mr.. ,Inrks's Brother Ill.

Rev. c. A. Marks pastor Of the First
English Evangelical Lutheran church,
who has been indisposed for several days,
was called TO the bedside Of his brother,
who Is seriously III In Alexandra. Va,
last wednesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-16
Probably for MIR. Pope.

II is generally believed in financial cir
cles that the Galego-Mills property was
nurchased by Mr.. X. H. Meade for MIR.
George Pope. OF New York. The sale
has not YET been ratified by the court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-16
Mccoy Would Fight JeTries.

CHICAGO. June 15.-"Kid" Mccoy. the
middIe-weight pugilist, who is on his way
70 Denver while In this city to-day post
ed 81 900 with George siler as forfeit for
match with James Jeffries for the
heavy weight championship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-16

81. o bay % yards Of Un0leached Cot
... f.at worth So. yard.
60. rU buy 10 wards Of l-yard-wide Tn
I..Dhed Cotton that sold for SC
co., sell buy yards OF Heavy Grade Tn
.chcd Cotton, yard wide, sold
.r Ollie yard.
CO. ru buy Sl-2 yards OF Blcachod COT
... 8 yard wide. that sold for 61-ic.
90 Wild buy yards of Fruit Of the Loom
so rll Buy 3l-2 yards of Unbleached
-hoetng. l0-4. sold for 21c. yard.
$50. WIN buy 8 yards 90 ie-f Hlceched
rrc,u0E. that sold for 2lc. yard.
800. WIN buy yards Of Androscoggln
Shooting. that sold for Csc. a yard.
81. VIII buy yards OF Figured T.. X"
trat sold tog l5c. q yard.
go. Win buy 3 yards OF real French Ma
osas Bingham, that sold Tor Zjc.
SOC. W'n buy yards Of English Covert
Cloth real value 10 1-2c. "a yard
soc win bus yards of English NheNl"l
Madras that sold for -oc. q yaro.
800 viii buy Yards of Heavy OFeIaH
Goods. That sells FOR u l-2c. "a III
30. win buy 3 yards ~ OFei"H ''''''
that sells for Soc. N0lO ,,.1
70. Viii INV wards of Galatea Cloth
that sold fOr DE. NeIC. ,,.,....t-,
30 win buv wards of Black JUN "lS"'
40 .n Yards ~ the Best straw
,rtrkfrr- that sells for lie. NaIo.
9qc vii nm Ia Yards of Good Feather
Tiok.rF FRAT sells for lie. yard.
500 win has yards Of Ecd Ticking that
sells for 1-2c. a yard.
SOC will htIr yards Of Heavy Jnbleach-
e1 Jeans that sells for &C.. q Ndfd.
39c. Will huy 6 yards of Good Bicached
jeans that sells for l-3c. yard
500 win buy Yards Of SNkoline Ora
perry. that sold for - 1-2c. a yard
soc. Will puv 8 yards Of Striped Crepons
that sold for = 1-2c yard
$50. VIII buy 10 Yards of Dress Glnghams.
that sold for &c. a yard.
go. viii buy wards of Heavy Figured
Creonne. that sold for II 1-2c. ward
500 VIII buy yards of Pure White WOOL
Flannel. that sold Cor 21c. yard.
39. viii buy 21-2 yards of Pure White
Wool Flannel that sold for &c.
yard
800. vii buy yards of Domet White
aoc. viii buy 21-2 yards Of Nayy-Bue
and Red Twill Wool FLANNEL, that
sold for pc. a yard.
soc. win buy yards OF Apron Bingham,
soc. vii buy yards Of Extra-Heavy
Fhirting. that sold for Zoe. yard.
kAc will buy - yards of Pure Linen
Crash that sells for 25c. yard.
THIN DRESS GOODS.
39c will buy yards Of Real Fine or
candle, that IS selling everywhere
for ~ 1-2c. ward.
zoe. viii buy yards OF Dotted Swiss. the
patterns are rich sold for 10 2-3c.
NHIf4
81. win buy yards Of Navy-Blue Lawn.
with White Poll7a-Dots. original
price 70 1-2c. yard.
&c., will buy yards ~ Real Fine Irish
Lawn patterns thct can't be MATCH
"a This side Of New York, the real
value is 1G 2-3c.
800 will buy o yards Of Figured Dotted
Swiss that SOLD for 16 2-3c. yard.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
30. viii buy Corset Covers. with Ham
burg trimminc. sells for DC. apiece.
go viii buv Z Muslin skirt, with Ham
burg trimming. sold for t9c.
800 wl buy ! Muslin skirt. with LINEN
...u ruffle. sold for soc.
80. urI buy I Muslin Gown. with Ham
I.. Inserting and tuclIs. sold for &c.
$50. r. ..v Chemlse. shat SOLD for 71c.,
. hamburg rufle a bottom and
80 ~ .r pair OF Ladies' Pants, with
r.bric ruflle trimmed i'm Tor
or Hamburg, sold for SIC. a
80 buy pairs Of Ladies' Pants.
worth soc. a pair.