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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-09
A MYSTERY EXPLAINED.
The Reason Stated Why Prince Killed
Special Dispatch 10 The Time:


NORFOLK, VA, December Sine
mystery which heretofore enshrouded the
killing of Oyster Inspector Chafies j..
Cannon by Police Captain Michael d
Prince last spring is dispelled, ana the
cause which actuated Prince when he,
beside the Federal building here shocked
all Norfolk and shot TO death the man
who was accredited to be his bosom
friend, is known.
The Norfolk Dispatch will print this al
ternoon a circumssantiallN detailed story
OF the cause OF the homicide, which
Prince has never revealed. merely say
ing, Il was justified.
It is stated that some five weeks be-
fore the killing, for which Capt. Prince
who is now in Norfolk jail, will be tried
before Judge Waddill, in the Federal
Court next Monday, Mrs. Cannon, the
mother of five daughters. visited the sa-
loon OF her husband, who was out OF
town that week;
There she found a letter addressed to
her husband This she opened. it was
from Mrs Prince, mother of six children,
who asked for some money
Mrs. Cannon shortly asked Capt. Prince
to visit her at her home. She told him
of the letter, saying that she wished the
matter kept from the public and sought
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-09

on west side OF Twenty-thrd Street, "a
feet south of Marshall Street, s2Soo.
Mary Garland to J. W. and Martha E..
Jones, Il 6-12 feet south side OF Leigh
Street 10 feet from southwest corner OF
Graham and Leigh Streets, under certain
conditions. s..
L; FL ETarwood and wife to Fl. s. Wright.
Is feet on south side OF Hanover Street,
St 7-12 feet west OF Meadow Street $3.50
Margaret y. Shields, IN her own right
and as executriX of Charles M. Shields to
Henry \. Hare. 2ri feet on north side OF
Leigh Street, northeast corner of Four
tenth Street, $1,5o0.
TIenrico: Armistead Bird to Afol1ie
Brown. i acres near the Charles City road
adjoining the lands Of Junius Parsons and
ais s25.
Mary c. and Geo. A. White to Geo. VIII
Hams. Us IL acres near Bosher's Dam on
James River Canal and about 10 miles
above Richmond, and 6.3t adjoining and
east OF the above described tract, $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-09
BIG SUIT IN DANvILLE.
Vespcr Griffin Condemned Muruerei'
Chained to the Floor.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

DANVILLE, VA, Dec. S.-tAn eject
ment suit was filed in the clerks office
Of the Corporation Court to-day by Z.
Reusens, of New York, against john Z.
Lawson and others. The suit IS the out
come of an OLD issue which Involved
m NJ. acres of land in Patrick county.
Two suits have been decided IN favor
OF the plaintiff in the Supreme Court
heretofore, both suits beng under SIM
liar title as the one flied to-day. Inc
present issue takes in a. tract OF land IN
Patrick county numbering sixteen thou
sand acres ana roughly estimated TO De
worth about fifty thousand dollars.
Miss Jul:a r Tucker, OF Petersours
to-day eloped to Pelham, y. G, with Ny.
James Hood, u well-known young man
OF this city Mss Tucker was visiting iela-
tives here The marriage WAS d coii4-
plete surprise.
owing 70 the failure of the members
of the Danville Light Infantry to ATTEND
special drills during the past Week Cap
tain Martin has declined to allow the
company to appear in Washington IN the
centennial parade unless lie colonel OF
the regiment specifically orders the com
pany out.
Eesper Griffin. tie condemned murderer
who forfeits his life on Friday next, Is
now clained to the floor Of his dungeon
almost, or pretending to be, lunatlc. MS
rawlings are so fierce that it IS thouShL
Il straightforward will have TO be placed
on the man He speaks TO no one, ana
even ministers Of the gospel care not
enter his cell without police protection.
The sheriff. however, says he expects
no trouble on the day of execution, as
every precaut!on Will be taken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-09
A MARINE SENT ON.
Bridgeport Silver-PIatin@ Company
Nav kcOrralfiZc.
Special Dispatch to The Times,

Special Dispatch to The Times.0
NORFOLK. VA, Dec. S.-Earl Myrick.
a marine off the monitor Amphitrite. who
recently shot Boston Wharf Waterman
King for no apparent cause, was to-day
held for the grand jury.
Holding that it was contrary to the law
and evidence Chancellor Martin today
set aside the verdict of a jury. who re-
Gently awarded $3.50 damages to j. II.
Gressett. who sued the Norfolk Railway
and Light Company for alleged injuries
received on one Of their street cars. De-
PENDANT company was granted new trial.
The Warner Brothers Company. OF
Bridgeport, Conn, to-day asked that re-
ceiver be appointed for the Bridgeport
Silver-Plating Company, whose LaHberts
Point factory was recently shut down.
1t was stated in court that the company
assets are S46, Geo; their liabilities $4,000
The plant is advertised for sale, but a
reorganization Will probably be effected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-09
BALLOON ASCENSION.
Tuesday Night, December 1osi-hooS
Ont for the Metal Tags.

Six 10 foot length balloons. each bearina
a. metal tag. viii be sent up from F'ushes
and Broad Streets Tuesday night. De
cenber 10th. These metal tags cannot DUN
and will be worth something 10 the lih Ger
If returned TO ahe Meyer Store, at Pushes
and Broad Streets.
one tag VII entitle the finder to select
ff,een dollars worth OF any kind Of goods
in the Meyer store; one tag ten dollars
worth OF goods, ard the other tags seven
dollars and a half. five dollars. two dollars
and a half. and one dollars worth of goods,
respectively. II you Will recall this event
OF last year. you may remember the TAGS
were found by some Manchester young
men who were hunting So watch out
for the balloons Tuesday night. as ona
might accidentally burn and drop in your
nefshborhooi.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-09
POLITICS AND
POLITICIANS
Gossip Gathered Yesterday About
The Constitutional Con-
YentIon.
vention.

It is becoming more and more evident
each Gay that the people of Virginia are
determined to send their very best men
here TO frame a new constitution Tor
the State and that the convention is 60
ing TO reflect the wishes Of the people III
its work
\ prominent gentleman, who keeps pref
" well up with public matters throughout
the State, said yesterday that never N ms
recollection nad the people been so aroused
to a sense OF their duty as IN the present
struggle and that they were III a humer
to assign back seats TO those who sought
hCnors in the coming convention.
He pointed out that large majority OF
those whose names are being most freely
mentioned for delegates everywhere are
the very highest and best-equippcG men III
their respective sections and those who
have not made i profession Of politics.
lie said the unanimity with whica the
people were turning 10 such men as Judge
Roger Gregory. Harry Tucker, w. a. An
derson, Col. W. 3. Petit. r. T. Barton,
Holmes Conrad, Charles Y. Meredith, Sen
ator Daniel Judge Keith, Walton Moore
and Carter Glass was sufficient evidence to
his mind that they proposed to see that
The convention was made up Of material
which would compare fayo~ably with that
Of any body which has ever been called
TO change the organic law OF the State
since its birth
THEY DON'T WANT II.
1t begins 10 look rs ii but few Of Rich
nond's representatives in the Legislature
will aspire 10 seats in the Constitutional
Convention.
Hon. John e. Epps has all along de-
ciared that he would not rum and that
he believed men better qualified than him
self should compose the delegation from
this city Il was stated Yesterday that it
was highly Improbable that either Hon.
aspire TO be in the body, while the inten-
lions OF Senator Munford on the uues-
ton are unknown.
The friends of Hon. 6 s. P Patteson
are urging him to allow them to vote
for him, and it is probable that he will
be in the race,
Colonel George Wayne Anderson is also
being asked by his admirers to offer for
delegate. but he has not yet announced
his intentions. From present indications
only a few of the members will run but
they viii stand back and allow others to
make the race.
Colonel Archer Anderson is being freely
mentioned by his friends as a probable
candidate.
Hon. S. S. p Patteson, one of the men,
bers of the House OF Delegates from this
city. is opposed to sending men 10 the Com
stitutional Convention who are the paid
attorneys Of corporations. In dis
cussing the matter, yesterday Alr. Pat
teson said: Il am opposed to any man
for the convention who is paid attor-
ney for any corporation. and don't care
who knows It. The body is called in the
interest OF the people of Virginia, and
tbal can very well afford on this iunor-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-09
ROPER'S BOND INCREASED.
J. G. Eent's Condition Grows More
Critical.
Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)

PETERSBURG, VA, Dec. S.-The case
of the Commonwealth against II. c. TO
per, charged with assaulting j. G. Kent,
was called in the Mayors Court this
morning and continued until the 18Th.
Kent being still unable to appear. The
bond of Roper was increased from $500
to S20G0, the testimony Of DR.. Osborne,
Kent's physician showing that the con-
tit;on of the wounded man is not as IA
vorable as it was when the case was last
called None of the facts were gone into.
Bartlett Roper, il. appeared for the
defence, and r. H. Mann, Jr. Common
weaith's Attorney was assisted by w. K.
Mcl<enney.
Mr. Henry Fink aged 70 years. died at
the home Of Miss Wood, on Harrison
Street. this morning. Mr.. Fink was gal
liant Confederate soldier For several
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-09
Trimmed Millinery.
oar. he had been night watchman /:

wears he had been night Waterman at the
factory of Watson & McGi!-
Miss Nora Andrews, the l'-Sear-oio
daughter of Mr. Richard Andrews, uieI
~ har fathers home. on Harding Street
this morning. Miss Andrews was pop
ular Young lady and had been sick but 4
Rev. l.. W. Guyer. pastor of West End
Bapt!st church, is sick at his home vita
maIarial fever.
CAPTAIN Ragiand is much better. He
Will 90 TO his horne in few days
Rev. DR.. Starr viii preach at Hlsa
Street church tomorrow morning; at
Eyftrfclz in the afternoon. and at Wesley
church in the evening. in the interest OF
the Twentieth Century Fund
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-09

back ydSNs dou 1l 5cs front six 5eari
buttons, velvet collar. entire garment
lined, previously sold for $500
$500, now
Tight-fitttng Coat, in black and blue
Eersey. very neatly tailored and nicely
finished, entire garment silk lined.
q jacket worth fully 500. E OS
now .......... ..........-.-...... ~
edges finished III stitched satin entire
coat lined. formerly 500 cA.OS
value. now Observation-Disclosures of'So
Fine English Kersey Jacket, tisht-fit-
ing back. double breasted box front,
edges finished with six rows OF stitch
ing silk lined, in all sizes; colors tan,
castor. pearl navy, red, and g. az
in b,Icll $1,000 value ....--.-. ~
Box Coat of Kersey Cloth. Cor ladies
and misses new half-Shaped back, pei!
sleeves and full lined, in black, tan,
nav, navy and castor, worth $3.50, $1,000
Jacket of Superior Quality Heavy Eng
fish kersey. tgnt-f;tting back, double
breasted box front. finished in the best
manner nnd nicely lined in silk. G2 or
A regular $1250 garment.....-.. |SSO
T,hree-quarter Automobile Coat. of ex-
ira quality tan kersey, storm collar and
revers deliberately stitched, new half
ttetlt-fitttng back. bell sleeves. lined in
heavy satin. \ good 5000 SySDD
value Observation-Disclosures. ,
Box Refer Of Heavy Che,yiot. in three
popular colors. turnover collar, 1888
Boz Refer OF Heavy Cloth, braided
sailor cGS.cr IN golf. red. blue ana cas-
Tor: large sailor collar, brnid- So 30
ed ia white and hlack...........
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-09
EX-sHERIFF CARDOZO DEAD.
Was in Office When Richmond Troops
Went 10 I.uncnhurG.
fSpccial Dispatch 10 The Timcs)

LUNENBURG COURTHOUSE, VA,
Dec. S-Mr NJ c. Cardozo, late sheriff Of
Imnenburg. died here at l O'Clock this
morning of paralysis surrounded by MS
family. He had just returned from CHE
ton Springs San:tarium, \. Y, md was
stricken on his way home. on Sunday last,
on the train from Richmond This was
his third attack.
He was a good business man and had
accumulated u handsome estate. He was
ever true to his friends and open-handed
ard generous to them, and Will be greatly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-09
Newport News Gets7Three.

Especial Dispatch to The IimesJ
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. DecefnOe'
S-Newport News will bulia one oat-
tle-ship and two cruisers me aiho t -
mont u,s made at the offices OF the
ship-vard this morning on information
received from Washington
1t is great news for the city, which is IN
a stare of general congratuiation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-09
XMAS OPENING TUESDAY NIGHT

The Meyer Store announces it's formal
Xmas opening for Tuesday night, Decem-
Der 10th. The decorations in the interior
OF the store have been arrayed by Prof.
alcGuity. OF Philadelphia. and are very
elaborate The tableaux representing
Xmas Sports. No i. Siets.hins. Xmas
Sports, No. ?: Coasting; Xmas in ths
Philippines. Rock OF Ages Santa Claus
Chimney There Will be 10 music. so that
the crowd will not be TOO great for COM
fort This store shows such an advanced
spirit OF enterprise. these openings ars
designed to give the men OF Richmond an
opportunity or viewing what Il great en-
serprise the Meyer Store really Is.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-09
His LEGS Cut OFF,
lSnecial Dispatcb 10 Tie Times )

lSptclal UlsVatCu 10 ne ItHtsJ
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Dec s.
Tallie Johnson (colored), of Richmond,
Va, lost both of his legs here to-day.
Johnson is a brakeman for the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railway
Company. While shifting cars in the
freight yards here this evening ne fell be-
tween two cars and had both of his legs
cut off.
He was sent to his home, accompanied
by DR.. j. n. Barney. OF this city.
Johnson died at a hospital in this city
last night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-09
climatic 9 ndirions.
, "lc,' 1tsno.en 10 The rtmes.)

,-opEGT x VA. December S.-Charles
r,fass a chicago broker, who owes the
rnI,1mb;an Peanut Company here s2.ei2
.Tent n Richmond yesterday while credt-
s.,rs sought 10 arrest him ON a captas as
an absconding debtor.
ne wrote from Richmond saying that
+ha climate OF Norfolk did not suit him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-09
missed.
missed.
He will be buried in the family burying-
ground at this place Sunday evening.

Mr.. Cardozo was Sheriff of Luuenburs
county four years ago, when the Rich
mond troops We're sent to Lunenourg
Courthouse to protect the alleged coiorst
murderers of old Mrs. Pollard.
Mr. Cardozn won the good will Of all by
his kindly attentions during that time and
had many friends in Richmond. who
watched with solicLtude the reports of his
condition and viii sorrow at his death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-09
Seasonab1e Articles for EIo1iday-L owing People,

Cut-c;lass Vnaigrettes, with sterling
silver tops, SSc. and SIP
Handsome Brooch Pms, set with pearls.
s2a!: a s e'as! rare aed s Sc rs Si'S
Solid Gold St.ck-Pins. set with rearls.
opals, emera!ds, garnets. briliants and
other stones, 80, zoe, Sl.00, Sl.:;S and
$2.12.
Ladies Leather Pocket-Books and
Card Cases contained, in black ana col
Children's Pocket-Books and chate-
laine Bags. zoe.
Ladies Pocket-Books and card Cases
combined, in black and colors. real
Leather, plain or silver trimmed, so, G2,
Real Leather Pocket-Books, IN hlnclz,
tan, gray, brown, blue and red, hand
s9nsy Tmnes 3 siy !, rs or 5o nn lo or
$3.50.
Ladies Leather Bets, black, tan,
brown and gray, 25c.
Ladies, Leather and Patent Leather
Gilt and Velvet Belts, 62c.
Ladies Chatelaine Bags, 20, 80, IS,
3Sc. Sis and $i,oS.
Ladies Shopping Bags, 9Sc. ard 81 20.
BisGue China PLAQUES, -, and O2c.
Oak Leaf Ash Trays, zoe
Gilt Photograph Frames G2 aud SSc.
Fire Screens fpass relief, :t::,.
Cigarette Stands, onyx foundation,
TX
Cigar-HoIder,- il ickel and fancy glass,
SSc. and SIS.
Paper Weight. onyx and dec foor, z3c
Inkstand. ONYX and deer Ornamental
ton. Sis.
Cigar Holder, in nickel ana fancy s-ass,
nal foundation, 500.
Tohacco Boxes, in imported casts, rep
sent'ng several noted figures, Tl.9S and
Smokers Outfit in Cherry Wood,
comprising receptacle for cigars.
matches, ash tray and cutter, 9Sc. and
$1.Io
Photographs, on plush stands &c
Pastel Photographs, in fancy wood
frames, 4Sc.
Oleagraphs. in small oak frames, zoe.
Oil Paintings on canvas, in gilt
frames. with wood protectors, &c.
Hand Painted PLAQUES. in oil, City
different subjects, 23c.
Miniature Paintings on plates, in rich
colors, 25c.
Photograph Holders. in gilt and cameo,
$500.
Nut Crackers, onyx stnnd and nickel
plated Sl7J.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-09

tant occasion to DO without the services
of the class of men whom | have just
mentioned. and who would be very nat
lrally biased III their judgment III favor
Of the corporation they represent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-09
pronerty Transfers.

The following property transfers were
recorded yesterday;
kicfmond: P. Fl. G. Cabell. special com
n,isssoner, to Edward OSBORNE Friend,
Is tip feet on north side OF venabie Street,
u s-Ia feet east Of Tulip Street. SIS.
W.H. Gathright to j. B. Wood, SO feet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-09

USEFUL ARTICLES ABOUNDING.
NOVELTIES FOR PRESENTS
XMAS GIFTS ON SHOW.

pc
dp S;mth u IL m Ia ud %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-09
WEDDINGS.

r. L. Kegley and Miss Minnie Belle shy
der, a good-looking young couple, who
elcped from S1nyth county this week,
were united in marriage at the Painter
House, Parson Charles 0. Jones ofticiat-
ing.
In the depot waiting-room Parson Bur
rougils. of the Bristol mecca, OBLIGATED at
The marriage of ~ H Mundr and Miss
Georgia c. Crawford. Of Smyth county
Lane Kyle, the bad negro who engaged
in a pistol battle with the Tennessee po-
lice. was given preliminary hearing this
week, and was bound over to court.
John Pritchett tcolored) WAS arrested
here this week. charged with having been
the pccomplice OF Floyd Clark (colored}
IN a game of highway robbery in which
the two relieved, it is claimed a Tennes-
sean. named N. w Winters. Of $i2 and a
gold watch. Both negroes Will be tried al
q later term Of the Hastings Court
Colonel c. II. Ni1nson states that the iron
furnace al Cranberry, n c., has closed
down and that the company is at present
not shipping any Gre. This company owns
enc of ttle most extensive magnetic ore
beds IN the United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-09
o merely prevent Mrs Prince and Car
,rinca was calm and non-committa

non from meeting.
Prince was calm and non-committal.
Some four weeks later he met Cannon
near the Federal building, on Main St,
put his arm about his neck. and leading
him on the Government reservation, at
ter few words, which no one overheard,
shot him five times
Intense interest is felt here in the APP
proac ching trial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-09
Attractive Display.

The young ladies' of West-End Christian
Church. through the kindness Of IIr. An
drew G. Briggs. have placed q fine dis
play of fancy worE. and dressed dolls in
the window of his pharmacy at the corner
o. Groye-1Aveuue und Harrison Street.
These will be on sale all this week for the
benafft of the rebuilding fund of their new
church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Tatum and FAM
lily have returned to the city after an
absence of six months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-09

Loose AIuscotel. Seeded and Fancy
Imported Layer Ralstns. Currants. Git
ron, Orange and Lemon peel
T. L. CHRISTIAN C co. Z
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-09

Walking Coat. for children from one
TO six years, in red. royal and navy
large collar. trimmed i'll silk S. az
Soutache
Box Refer of Kersey Cloth, h;gfs
rolling collar. six pearl buttons. fnely
tailored in royal, navy, castor 800
and red
Desirable assortment of Suits that
have been picked out OF lots wnich We
originally sold at $50 and SS-Gl out as
sizes are not complete they $500
have been placed III one lot at.
\ well assorted lot OF Suits Of S10.Go
SD 60 and $3.50 clnracter are also placed
in a, groIln on account of the awkward
moss 81 fitting sizes. Some are of the
fly front order. others dou6.e-b-eaSt-
ed. nrd Il few Eton effects. The
colors are blue, gray, castor 81 co
and black ....-.....--.------.--. -
Another lot. comprising some OF the
best sellers, and thrcughsIt the season
have fetched as h gh as Sl5.co and Sl6,1e,
W Il be so 4 for the same cause st $1,000.
and and gray ray $50. 49,. ........... $1,000
Blouse SUIT, OF Extra Quality Cheviot.
blouse douhIe-hreaste high collar and
belt of stitched velvet, jacket lined in
taffeta. new flare skirt. nicely bound
and linked y garment of excellent
value al $3.50: our present SID 20
figure ---------
Walking Skirts. in medium, Oxford
gray ard black chev.ot. a reg g AZ
lllar 500 garment. now-.......
Walking skirt Of Heavy Black and
Blue Venetian, a $3.50 value. = SS
ford Chev.ot. $500 skirt. Sos
now Observation-Disclosures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-09


work Boxes IN Ceilulold, -'c.
Letter Boxes. prettiiy nned and silver
edges. 81 20.
Handt-arcb.ef md Glove Boxes satin
lined ~ "a :.St
1iass,pSff }ovas rilver tors csc
,F,rnoro '1erv Snissors. I5c. 10 SITS
jRab,- p,ti=as in noarl and cilve- IN
Us So 10 7I:vS: CO.. cen+,ome, :, .tor-
ling silver cases. oSc S'''>-' ~ ~
Con,f,s for. .ha nor,lat for Giants silver
casen :Sc 10 SIS
eS Els. ~ n:,! ~ a..
Nh pniishers silver hacks. 30 Ssc
and 81 p;
C,ataI.ir,ae in ctnrlinr silver SOS
to 50 s., t 6: - S'''''''7 9''' go
Toilet f,nn7f,S with silver back. 23. %
80 and SOC. -
Pencil cases. sterling silver, 70 and
SOC .i'''t e1s's' '
AIuc;lage Moisten6rs, sterling silver
handle % and soc.
Pocke. knives ' for Bows. 20 20 43c.
9 omP Se ana 6s1es l and ?, oc cash
r.iIy han
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-09
Cloak. Suit AID Skir'

C1oa Sf ae1d Skirts niu our We
n
uo PARTICULARS
rsentm
Thoshwea advertise
ouconde
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-09

Leave your Christmas order for Huy>
ler.s candy with r. Z. Christian & Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-09

Hats for Misses and Children, II
with cord or band, or sash, %,
60 and 80 goods ..--..-...-......-.
All Untrimmed Hats, that sold
for 10, SSc. and Sl.0e.................
Felts. trimmed with band or
previously sold at S. 9Sc. and
$1.19 ...........-.. .-.--.-----..-.-,--
Frencfl Fur Felt Turbans, the
fashionable shapes, were Sl.aO,
s1.75 and $500 ......................