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because tho LodRin. House Would not Let
Them In Befor. Evening.

Because tho LOdgin. House would not Let
Them In Before Evening.
There was a small insurrection yesterday
outside OF the Sewsboys' Lodging House In
Duane street. caused. as II appears by fresh
paint. Robert Gibson. 10 years old. called at
THE Sun ONCE last night and gave out this
official statement on behalf Of the Insurgents,
Every Sunday they open the doors at I
O'Clock in the afternoon and let us In so that we
can use the gymnasium and get out OF the
cold. To-day We were froze out. They didn't
open the door at l O'Clock. but kept US out all
day. The dudes that pay o cents night got In.
We only pay Ave cents There's only a few
dudes. We got hunk tonight, Every Sunday
night they have me ting and ladies come to
hear us sing. Tonight we all stayed out and
wouldn't come in when they opened the doors
and there was only about six OF the dudes at
meeting. There were sixty OF us who stayed
out"
Supt Heg said last night that the boys were
kept out Of the lodging house during the
day because the walls OF the stairways
had been freshly painted and a number of the
hoys when they left the place Yesterday morn
Ing had amused themselves by rubbing their
hands on the new paint and then making
figures with the paint on the windows and
doors
There were only about twenty Of those who
reyoted," said Mr. Heig. The boys will re-
ceiye all their former privileges as soon as the
paint dries"
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MISSING BOY DIsCOVERED.
Theodore A. verkrusen OF Staten Island
at Work in . Schenectady Bakery.

Theodore d. verkruzen OF ~ Broadway,
Port Richmond. 8. l.. has Just discovered
the whereabouts OF his son. Theodore A
verkruzen. who disappeared from hons
on Sept. 10. 1893. Tho boy, who 10 now "A
years Of age. ia In Schenectady. N. Y. EN-.
ployed there by Phillips 4 Auer. proprietor. Of
a bakery at 431 State street. Young Yerkru.
zen. who was at the time OF his disappearanss
only II years old. was In the employ Of the
Booth steamship Company at 30 Gold street
Manhattan. On Sept. 10. 1893. he left the ole
fee to keep an appointment with adentist At
Sixth avenue and Twenty-thlrd street. He
had told his mother that after going to the
dentists he would go to one Of the theatres for
the remainder OF the afternoon. This was the
last seen OF the young man By his parents.
His father could In no way account for his
disappearance. Mrs. J. Z. Bentley. who re-
sides In Tompkins place. West New Brighton.
was visiting In Schenectady last Thursday and
went TO Phillips 4 Auer's baker shop. shesaw
q young man In the place whose face looked
familiar. and said to him:
Your face looks familiar: I am positive I
have seen you before somewhere. You're .
Staten Island boy"
NO, I'm not" verkruzen replied. looking
Just then a call OF "Theodore" came from
the rear OF the store. and Mrs. Bentley said o
the young man IA he was about to answer the
demand upon him:
The name AMI the looks 90 very well to-
gether. thought was not mistaken"
"Oh. have often been taken Tor other peo-
pie" replied the youth.
Mrs Bentley then left the store. On her re-
turn to staten Island she notified the yer-
kruzens. Mrs Bentley had known young YER
kruzen as a clerk in Port Richmond grocery
Bernard. Theodore's brother. went to Schenec-
tady and found the lad. He yainy tried T.
induce him To return home. and told him that
his mothers health was failing because NJ his
disappearance. He gave no rrason for leav nH.
saying merely that he wanted tn go away.
home. although he said he might return homs
Christmas. Mr.. and Mrs. Eerkruzen carnos
imagine why the boy should have gone away.
Mr. Verkruzen will make further efforts 10 got
him TO return home.
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pARsOS HiANA's VIHDTCA TON.
Report Read to His CONGREGATION Favors
Forgiveness to the Preachers Enemies.

Report Read to His Compensation Favors
Forgiveness to the Preachers Enemies.
WATERBURY,. Conn. Nov. 26.-The exonera-
ton OF the Rev. T. Carson Hanna at Union City
this morning was read at the regular church
service. 1t took serious exceptions to Judge
Mungers denial OF what was attributed to him
in the hearing. that Mr. Hanna was to his mind
as innocent as the Angel OF God" The COM
mittee insist the Judge did say this and more
than this in favor of the minister. As the
Judge was counsel for the women and against
the minister this was encouraging to the
church side oil the controversy. most Of the
mem hers OF whom we're with the parson.
The report reflects seriously on the women
who brought the minister into the public eye
conspicuously The report completely exoner-
wronR.d. II asks that there may be no prosecu-
tions OF the transgressors. but they be forgiven
they be invited TO return to meet with the
brethren again.
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Itgal gutires.

NEw YORK sTRnENE xS e N:y
saEhfxhD ARD aS6 SH e. shEFPXRb Ht bs
sss Soy Id Aisa No.
You are hereby summoned to answer the com.
On thu p sSays w %sSS as s1
after the service OF this summons. exclusive OF tho
qesr or Snsws viii be taken asnst 70 y sR
" .eanlt and for tue relief demanded in the com
pi,int. o,,.,,- ,,u
ADAMS BRADLEY, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Once
t eRs Post Once Address IS Cedar street. Ne" York
To the defendant Mary A. NJ Nance:
gov by pn6licai0n, rur.aan, order OF tn Hon
q the State Of sw % n. a o qoS
!ember, 1870 a. amended by an order dated ed the
lith Jay OF Noysmber, isH'. aud hled with the
Of New Y"k ' the County 1 G"a d House sas
borough OF Manhattan. CITY Of New York, said
Snd tn daSs So m6r s o ssp Il y ,s i ana
said complaint haH been hled On the aIat la OF
pM.i Sow Y,rE SS?vgmner, 10, ,ss,.
snd Pos, ohicc Andres, ~ cedar street New York
NEw YORK SI,rRENE coTRI;T7Couny Of New
f. sfPpARD& doWAn6 R siEFFPiRtpS H Dsp, nd.
ants AnrmLed su nmons. Action No, II,
ion are hereby summoned To answer tho com.
n% N on the 'SS ~ ,f sns w H%Ry "
da's after the service 81 his luminous II 'lnsve Of
or aisSn viii r t.
b. default and for the relief demanded ia the com.
plant.
Dated October -. IS.m.
ADAMS BRADLEY, Attorneys for Plaintiff
York City.
10 the defendant May A. McNamec:
The or'pOng amen ed summons Is served upon
Tou 10y public alton pursuant to Ter NJ the Hon
Iounarl A Giegtrich, Jusii II the supreme Cont
a the State OF New York, dated the ldt ,uy OF No.
Nemner, $40, a amended by an uIder dated the
1Ith day ~ November $50 and Med with the
COMPLIANT In the Ohrr pf the Clerk o. The County =
New York NJ the & unity Court House, Borough OF
hanh1tan, CltN OF Nrw York. said orders having
been Al in tho sn Once on the 10th and It'll
days OF November, SO. respectively and said com.
1SAr. -
Dated NV York, Spycmbcr IL, 1900
ADAMS y BRADLEY. Attorneys for Plaintiff
SmSe and fost Once Address, As Cedar street, New
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DID ID.


BALDwIN.-M 2s sohsrmerhorn st.. Brooklyn.
Sunday NOV 20 issH' 'eAhhsue newton IN
FAINT dsuRhter OF L. Grant bAia~'h' u d. ana
Mary T. newton
Funeral pn'Ae'
COE.-on Saturday evening. Nov. rs. 1899. Isabella
N. coe, widow OF James ". Coo.
Funeral service from her late residence 2o2 west
,.rn,snt nr,y,,e
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First Mortgage Four Per Cent.
Gold Bonds
PITTSBURGH g. WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY



R.,srrine to our notice Of December ~. 1898.
~ have 10 announce that holder. Of more than 80
p,r cent in amount OF the First Mortgage Four
Per Cent Gold Bonds Of the Pittsburgh and West
eru Railway Company have deposited these bonds
with Us in accordance with tho terins OF said
notice
We hsvo further 10 announce that We have made
Arrangements with tho Reorganization Managers
Of tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
whereby, in case they issue any Plan OF Reorgsn-
i,stion Of the Pittsburgh and Western Railway
Company prior to December -, 1899. they under.
take to give all our depositors whose bonds shall
not have been sold to tho for cash "a stated In the
NEXT paragraph. an option for at least thirty days
after such Plan Is issued N take par and ntorestin
essh or to have their bonds included In the Plan on
the basis OF new securities. They also agree thatN
the expiration OF such option. they will purchase
from us for cash at par and accrued interest up 70
the time OF delivery all bond, held by us In respect
OF which the option take securities shall not
have been exercised, we agreeing to sell them suoh
bonds II no Plan shall have been issued by that
date. the foregoing arrangements will continue In
force thereafter until said Reorganization Managers
terminate the -tme by notice to us
any holder u receipts certificates. rather
than await such Plan. desires and shall elect to sell
his bonds for cash Thereby losing his right OF cleo
ton to tsko either cash securities after issr
ance OF the PLAN, said Reorganization Managers
further a.roe that. at snv time prior to December
H. 1899 land also thereafter until notice from them
10 u.s. such holder may present his receipt or ccrtn-
cate at ONCE for proper annexation OF such cleo
ton thereon. and that, at the expiration OF thirty
days from the date OF such annexation. he shall
receive par and accrued interest in cash therefor At
our once upon surrender Of his receipt certificate
properly endorsed.
], P. MORGAN & co.
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Razor. Out Over a wedding Celebration.

Razors Out Over n Wedding Cel-bration.
Pasauale Gelorinzo Of 81 Crosby street got
married few days ago and invited most OF
his friends to the wedding. For some reason
he lett out Frank Deluco and Franks wife.
Annie. The Delucos resented this and yes.
terday they attacked Gelorinzo. Annie holding
him while Frank slash-d him with a razor
across his left cheek. GelorinZo drew a razor
too. and cut Deiuco. Al three were arrested
The men we're sent to ST. vincent's Hospital
for repairs
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Conservation of q Chapel on tho Nursery
Farm at North babylon.

Farm at North Babylon.
NORTH BABYLON. L. l.. Nov 28.-St Eliza
beth's. the beautiful Episcoral chapel on the
Nursery Farm. the country seat Of August
Belmont. was consecrated this morning by
Bishop Littleiohn. The sermon was preached
by the Rev. George Downing Sparks. rector OF
In charge OF the chapel. The conservation
service was conducted BY the Bishop, his SON
ir-law. Canon W. 7. Bird OF the Cathedral In
Garden city and the Rev. Kirkland Huske OF
Al Saints. Great Neck. There was fashion,
OF Mr. Belmont's house on q knoll overlook
Ing lake. II was erected by Mr.. Belmont as a
memorial to his wife. who died In France about
n year ugO
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John Peter, IL years old. living at 274 Palis-
ade avenue. Jersey City. was struck Yesterday
at Palisade avenue and Hutton street by trolley
car ~ OF the North Hudson County line and his
head seriously injured He was taken To Christ
Hospital. John Roth, the motorman. was
arrested on q charge Of atrocious assault and
battery and required to give bail for his APP
pearanca
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TO UNITY THE SCHOOL SYSTEM.
Mr.. Hollis, Chairman Of the Commission, In
Consultation with tho Governor.

Consultation With tho Governor.
ALBANY. Nov. 26.-Gov. Roosevelt returned
10 Albany this afternoon. With him was Mr.
Frederick W. Hollis Of Yonkers, Chairman OF
the commission appointed recently by the
Governor to propose plan to unity the admin
istration OF tho States school system. which
work now devolve- upon the State board OF
Regents and the state Department Of Public
Instruction. Mr, Hollis WAS Gov. Roosevelts
guest at the Executive Mansion tonight, tho
Governor desiring to discuss with him the
work which the commission has been asked
to accomplish Tom" rrow the commiss
will hold its first meeting here. II Is expected
that the commi- son will approve Of a uniflca-
tion plnn which en- be presented TO the next
Legislature or adoption.
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way companies are about through business
The Spruce Mining Company has taken 2
lease Of the Vega mine when JOINS ", hhu
will operate the two together, Spruce VII DC
a producer Of several hundred thousand tons
in 1900, and a shaft for three compartments
II now going down. , ,r,.--..,.,
has bought half interest ~ the honchele i,I,
lnuda in section II. near virginia. AMI VIII
open large mine there later. The remaining
haIi Is held IN Zee ~ ,ns ~ ~ the q Nelson
Lumber Company have been bought by the
Minnesota Iron Company for price approxi-
mating 81 100000 ,, al. III,
shin 800 900 tons this season. 100000 more
than last year. a-, -.
the work Of changing the course Of Iron River.
on the Menominee range. to reach ore deposits
that lie under it's bed.
Railway companies operating IN the ore
regions OF Michigan are preparing TO snip ore
East by nm all-rni route the coming winter;
and have cont racted to return large TONNAGE OF
coal for the Northwest, where the supply OF
steaminQ coal bids AIR to be very short. Con-
tracts have been made for the delivery OF more
than 100000 tons of ore from the region 70
furnaces as far east as PittsburR and Tor the
westbound delivery Of as much coal
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AUGUST BELMONT,
Chairman Reorganization Committee.
dividends aud antrrrst.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Il Broad st.. New York. Nov. 10Th. 1899.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day do
clared Asem.tnnual dividend OF ONE AND ONE
HALF ~ PER CENT, on the Capital stock OF this
Company, payable on ard after DecemOe lat, 1879.
ktthe offoe OF the Mercantile Trust Company No. 20
broadway. New York. To- the sto kholdtrs OF record
~ the closing - the book. The transfer books
ELL close At the Office Of the Union Trust Company.
No 80 Broadway, New York, Tuesday. Nov 2lst
1929 at three 80 O'Clock p. NJ and will reopen
Saturday, December ID 1899, AZ ten % clock A.
JOSIpVJ IlFIIFS Trea.urer
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RIBBED 7Hh HAMILTON srpRloE TO-

Bookkeeper Didn't Deposit All tho Com
GERMS Receipts In the Bank.
Thomas Minolue OF 2O4 Fast l24'h street,
an assistant bookke-per In the employ OF the
Hamilton Storage Company Of 125th street and
Park avenue. was held for trial In the Harlem
police court yesterday on the charge of grand
larceny. One Of his du i''s was To deposit the
comrany's receipts IN the Twelfth Ward Bank
II" kept The bank book in his pocket anl ap-
pronrinied small sums iii the total reached
Sl,O Then h" disappeared with the money
When he was arrested on Saturday h. hal SIS
In his pocket. He said he had spent the rest
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INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY.
80 BROAD STREET. NEW YORK Y Y.

= ID,
The Board Of Directors has this dav declared tho
PECULIAR quarterly dividend 81 OSEAND 0NE-HALF
PER CENT u y per cent from net earnings, on tho
Preferred Capital took, payable January I'd 1900.
TO Preferred stockholders OF record OF December
18th, 1922. Checks will be mailed.
Transfer Books OF tn" Preferred Stock will close at
BP. NJ. on the 9TH Gay OF December, lsSp. and
open January I'd. 1900.
L. W, HYDE Secretary
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Aliuing.

M MING, MILLING. SMELLING AND CoNcRN-
AVA TRATING MACHINERY; CoRLIss ENGINES;
ESTIMATES FURNISHED. THE EDw. p. ALLIs
CO.. ROOM lIil. 40 CoRTLASDT ST., NEW YORK.
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Why Does The Sun

believe that II IL especially adapted TO do your
advertislngp Because In all New York there
IL no man OF property, no man OF real sub
stance. no citizen OF standing and OF honora BILE
AMBITION who does not read The SUS.-Adp.
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KINGS COUNTY AND FULTON
ELEVATED RAILWAY COMPANIES.
NOTICE.
To the Holders of tho
GUARANTY TRUST co.

CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT
for the following bonds and sharesi
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
COLLATERAL TRUST SERIES BONDS.
COLLATERAL TRUST SERIES BONDS,
INCOME DEBENTURE BONDS. AND
STOCK OF THE KINGS COUNTY ELEVATED
RAILWAY CO., AND
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE FULTON
ELEVATED RAILWAY COMPANY.
embraced In the plan and agreement OF reorganira-
tion. dated APRIL 18TH. 1899.
Notice is hereby given that on and after NO
VENEER Is. 1899. holders OF Guaranty Trust
Company OF New York Certificates OF Deposit for
bonds and Brooklyn Rapil.Transit Company stock
represented by Voting Trust Certificates to which
they are entitled, upon presentation and surrender
OF their certificates at the Offices of the Guaranty
Trust Company OF N Y, No. 80 Cedar St.. New York
City.
Each holder must deliver all the certificates OF
deposit held by him for the various old securities
which will be scheduled and consolidated. Not
more than one hundred schedules will be taken IN
on each business day.
SHolders entitled to fractions OF bonds or Of
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company stock certificates
must either sell the fractions or purchase such
amounts ~ may be necessary TO entitle them to
an entire bond or 4 whole share Of stock. at an
Approximate market price to be hIcd by the com.
mittee
Holders transmitting Certificates OF Deposit by
mail must indicate whether they wish to sell or
buy such fractions. and whether they desire tho
hew securities sent by express. at their expense.
November 22d 1899.
AUGUST BELMONT,
Chairman REORGANIZATION Committee.
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OFFICE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY

28 BROAD ST MILLS BUILDINGj
Coupons duo December LIST from the following
Cttce:
Central Pacific Rwy. Co. 81 per cent Mortgage
Bonds.
Southern Pacific Co. per cent. Bonds Central
Pacific Stock Collateral,
GAlv, ston, Harrisburg San Antonio Rwy. I'd Mort
N. T. SMITH. Treasurer
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MARINE INTELLIGENck

MINIATURE ALMASAo-rHs DAT.
Bun rises ..7:o2 sun sets..+:36 Moon rises .I:so
NIGH vATER-rHIs DAY.
Sandy Hook.. Gov I'd. 8 "a He'll Gate ...b;l7
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BUSINESS Nutires.

DIR. siererts Angostura Bitter., the re-
novned appetizer. IL used over the whole CIVILIZED
world: Is imp prted from south America.
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Arrived-suspAr. Nov. 40.

Arrived-SuNpAY. Nov 40.
IS La Normandie. Poncelet. Havrs. Nov. ls.
ss Tauric. Clark. Liverpool. Nov, u.
Ss HsklA, Thomson. ChristiansAnd, Nov. Ia
s. Hubert, OhphAnt MAnAos, Nov. 10.
IS Northern Light, Nicholas, Cardiff. Nov. II.
IS CorinthiA, Ian Idon, Denis. Nov. 1.
SIS Glanton. Leisk. Hamburg. Nov. Il.
B. A. r. Thorp. Asklund MarAraiho. Nov. 10.
IS Falls of Kettle. BAR. Calcutta, Oct. 4.
y. CharloiH. Peters. Am sterdAm. Nov. 10.
Sc Uller Larsen. Drmerara Nov Ia.
Is Roman Prince. Nc MILAN. Santos Nov. 4
ss IroIuois, Kemble, jacksonville Nov. rs.
e. Fl Rio. Quick. New Orleans. Nov. Il.
SIS hamilton. Dole Norfolk. N ". as.
ss BenefActor. Swain. Phi la lelphiA. Nov. rs.
SIS Old Dominion, apley. Richmond. Nov. a.
ss Manhattan, Pennett. Portland. Nov. ~.
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ylfw publications.
APPLETONS'
POPULAR SCIENCE
MONTHLY
FOR DECEM Der.

Exact Methods in Sociology.
FRANKLIN II. GIDDINGs Phi. D.
Vinland and its Ruins.
CoREELIA HoRsFoRD.
The Education of the Neminist.
DAVID STARR JORDAN.
Development of the American
Newspaper.
W. l.. HAwLEY.
Value of the Study of Art.
GEORGES PERRoT.
How Standard Time Is Obtained.
L. Is. Wilson, VI. A.
Agricultural Education in For.
eign Countries.
W. +, DE RTEMER. NJ. A.
Eastern Oyster Culture in Oregon.
+, L. WAsHBURN, A. NJ.
Malay Folklore.
II, CLYDE FORD.
Electricity from Thales to Fara.
day.
ERNEST A. LEsUEUR.
Sketch of Frederick c. SelOus.
D. APPLETON AND COMPANY.
2So,-whitefrars Peter wilk.ns, Humphry ciins
90 G. R0dsrok Random PRATT. IsI Oh q.
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SUNDAY Nov. 28.
The Official count OF cash In the Treasury to-
day com pared with that OF Yesterday RhoWa;
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SAILED FROM roREIaS POINTS.
Be- Umbria. from Queenstown for New York.
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rs KosniGin Luise. from New York. q, southamp
ton.
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CYPRESS HILLS CEMETERY,
Ofnce, I Madison av., corner 23d at, n. Y.
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tinnnrial.

IN wall Street.
Sew York. October IL. 1899.
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Total sales. 2.56a.e4o shares
sEI-diyidend.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-22
RIBBONS.

500 pieces Ribbon, pink, blue, lavendar.
white, black, garnet, and all the new col
ors. Nos. 70, l6 and %, satin gros grains.
special 90 yard.
Fancy large plaids. the latest all-siilS
Taffeta Ribbons, very wide, No. 100, worth
soc, at j0c yard
Novelty Ribbons in Liberty Satin, double
row hemstitched wide ribbons for neck
wear and trimmings. in old rose, lavendar,
new blue and ali new colorings. at AOc 500
and Csc yord.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-22
Fine PasSementries.

While and colored pearl trimmings, In
all width, 25c to 500 yard
Long Silk Fringe, plain or in Vandyke
Points. Steel and jet fringes at very low
prices.
Finest Allovers in Taffeta Applques,
and black and white combinations and cut
work in flower or scroll designs. embroid-
cred IN colored silk, from 800 to $500 a
yard.
ton Of Splanges. Pearls and Imitation
Jewels ever shown, IN a variety Of beau
tiful and novel designs.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-22
Ladies' and ChiIdren's
Knit Underwear.

No,v q the time and here is the place to
an vour wants in Winter Underwear.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests, 15c.
Ladies' Fleece-Lined Ribbed Vests, 25c.
csbfdren's Fleece-Lined Ribbed Vests, in
all sizes. with pants TO match, 25c each.
Ladies' "a Wool Vests. In white or grey,
75c Pants to match.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-22
ELANNELs AND BLANKETS.

Now is the time 10 buy. Goods will be
Full size Reversible Comforts, worth
$1.0O, at 69c.
1914 While Blankets. worth 75c, at sec.
1914 Heavy White Blankets, worth $125,
al 9Sc.
ia White All Wool California Blankets,
worth $500, at $3.i9.
12-4 White All Wool Cal fornia Blankets,
worth $500, at SG.49.
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An Linen Bleache1 Damask Towels,
size 25x54 knotted fringe, and fancy Dor
der, worth 35c, al &c.
Fine All Linen Huck Towels hem
stitched, white and colored border, 20x40,
worth 3jc, at 25c.
"a size Union Damask Napkins, worth
$1.00, at 69c.
5-8 size All Linen Bleachcd Damask
Napkins, worth $1.25, a Csc dozen.
"a size All Linen Satin Damask Nap
kins, worth $3.50, at $l9S.
"a Satin Damask Napkins, hemstitched,
worth $3.50, at $A9S.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-22

Sterling Silver Chidren's Chain Brace
lets, soc; value 75c.
Sterling Silver Waist Sets soc set.
SOMETHING NEW.
Ebenoid Handle Manicure Pieces with
sterling silver name plates; nail files, curl
ing irons. rolling blotter, seal, etc, $50
each, worth, 75c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-22
Small Wares.

All colors Of Silk Elastic Webbing, &c,
30, Csc a yard.
Elite Satin Hose Supporters. &c.
Dont-Bnd Carriers for Bicycle Riders.
men and women, 25c.
Corset Shields. all sizes, 25 and 35c.
Best quality of Onanoff Dress Shields,
23c.
Kleinert's Diaper Covers, Csc.
Alcohol Lamps, all sizes, l5c, 25c, 35c.
The New Velvet Binding wired. all COLI
ors, &C.
Warren's Skirt Bone. black and white, &c.
Gable Cord for Cording, &c dozen yards.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-22
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TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, ETC.

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All Linen Table Damask manufacturers
short ends imported looms. full bleached,
to 7-yard lengths, regularly sold Csc to
75c, a Acc.
66-inch Satin Damask, select patterns
grass bleached, $1.0O grade, at 75c.
Pinch Bleached Satin Damask, rare
designs, extra quality, $1.25 value, al s5c.
TIemstitched Damask Sets-2-yard vide,
21b-yard long. worth $3.50. at $6.49. 2-yari
wide, S-yard long, worth $780, at $7.49.