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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-15
WAD LEY CASE SUBMITTED ed
Argument Concluded YcsterdaJ-News
fthe Courts

Argument Concluded YcsterdaJ-News
of the Courts.
Argument in the famous valley case
was concluded IN the Supreme Court yes res
zterday afternoon. The case will Be taken
,rntler advlseme1,t and consideration and
an opinion will probably be handed down
81 the March term Of the court
Yesterday was the last day for arSu-
ments In tIaN court. and the court VIZ
probably adjourn to-day
The case Of the Metropolitan LIE IN
ssurance Company VS.. Rutherford. vas
also argued by 3. Rand Wexford and
copttnued until to-day.
The United States Circuit Court OF Ap.
Speals reconvened yesterday at 70 y
O'Clock with Judges Goff- Simonton and
Waddill presiding. The proceedings were
as follows: - -
sss no SIC 81 Clarke. Alice c. Clarke
appellants vs.The American sdanufact
Inf and Enamelling Company, etz ais ap--
pellees Appeal from TIE District District; co NJ
sbankruntcy.a Argued by III Ginning .
ham Tor IL appellAnts ard ~ ~. I.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-15
stnrCoursc Tonight.

The eighth entertainment Of the Star
Course will be given in Association Hall
tonight at Sis O'Clock. It will be con-.
cert bv the Appleton indies. Quartette,
OF Boston. combinat ton of vocalisSs,
assisted by Curtis C. Morse. the humor-.
<isr rectters and story-teller. The Star.
Course of this season has been unusually
successful in both merit and atteadancel
at the entertainments To-nigh twill pc
one of the best.aas the ladies' come win
nne endorsement as to b tn qllartette
ana snlo work. Mr.. Morse IS consider d
one II the best story-tellers in the coun-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-15
G. w. wEsrBuEY. T. P. \.
M, nav,D.s L,yEE PILLS

are offered to the public as the best cure
for disordereh liver known. and butone
trial is needed to convince the most skep-.
teal of this fact.
These pills ara very mid and harmless
In their action upon the Liver AID Row
els, and where persons are suffering With
any Bilious Affections. and especially
Sick Feadncfe. Costiveness. dyspepsia.
or any disease OF the LIVER OR SrDM-
iAcII. they should always have box OF
them near Mt hand. ind take them ny
directions found or che box.
rhe verdict or everybody thar has taxi.
en- DR.. Dav,d's Liver Pills is. They
are the best and most pleasant Pills I
ever TOOK All sufferers should give
them a trial Price. IS cents a box: five
lbores for 81. For sale everywhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-15
he amendment and Senators Harvey and

the amendment and Senators Harvey ana
Tyler opposed it.
Senator Lyle closed the debate in favor
of the amendment which was defeated
by vote Of ayes 10. noes 10. The bill
was then ordered to be engrossed.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
The Governor sent the following mes
sage to the General Assembly:
have the honor Of communica ting to
the General Assembly that the State seal
which had been used in the Office of the
Secretary of the Commonwealth prior to
the year 1865. and wiricfl was taken from
that office by Federal soldier at the
time of the occupancy of the city by the
Unonforces, has been returned to me, to
be presented to the State. by Colonel
Johnston l.. de Peyster late brevet
lieutenant colonel. United States Voiun-
teers. The accompanying letter Of Coll
ofel de Peyster's explains how and by
whom the seal was taken. and his willing
ness to have returned it to the State at
the first opportunity that was offered
after the war. a new seal was ordered
by Governor Pierpont in 1896 10 take the
place Of this one. and since that time all
necessary steps have been taken to OBJ
serve the law for using both the great
and lesser seals; therefore. this old seal
has no intrinsic value, but 1t has his
tory in connection with the affairs OF the
Commonwealth. and is worthy to be pre-
served one of the interesting memen-
toes of the past, and I therefore recon-
mend that it be received and retained in
the Office of the Secretary Of the Com
monwealth. and that suitable recognition
of the favor be made to Colonel de Pey-
stcr for his return of this interesting
relic. Respectfully.
j. HOGE Tyler,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-15
NIARDI GRAS.
New Orleans, La. Feb. 1927 Mobile
ana Feb. Ct 21,I0OO

For the above occasion the Southern
Railway will sell tickets from al: coupons
stations on ITS line TO New Orleans, La.
and Mobile. Ala. ana return at one FIRE!
for the round trip.
TICKETS will be on sale February 2atn
TO 18th, inclusive, wish return limit March
18th. 1860.
This affers a rare Opportunity to those
wishing 70 visit .hoSe popular sou,h ~,
cir..e ar y moat desirable se1lson. 'Fle
Southern offers double daily limited SCR
vice between this section ard the ,hnve
named points viz The United states Fast
Mail and the Washington and South
Western Limited in addition To through
Pullman aud tf.so3gE-flre cars. Both or
these farnaus :ra.Gs CRY ciesant hotel.
dining-ea-s and reg. ;ire only one nigh, on
tie road between Richmond and New Or
leans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-15
There is no more trying work than the
weayer's. Added to the confinement, the
heat and the impure air, there is often an

amount OF phys
ical exertion
which seems in
credible.s In the
manufacture of
plush, for ex-
ample, t Ii os e
who cut the pile
have to walk
about thirty
mil es a day.
And with every
step of h at
t h irty miles
thew breathe in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-15
IN RAILROAD CIRCLES.
Annual Meeting of the Richmond
Transfer Co. Held.

Transfer Co. Held.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Richmond Transfer Company was
held at their offices, 1903 T.. Main street,
Yesterday at Il O'clock The following
directors were elected for the com
ing year: Messrs- I. T. swain.
John r. Williams. George W. Stevens.
w. A. Turk, w. 4. CrensnaW. W. =
fLeake and A. C. Becker.
Executive Communicable. n. w. BoWe.
who is president of the company; Mr.
r. E. Cox. the secretary and treasurer.
and MAY E. D. 3Hotchkiss
The thanks of the meeting was extend
ed to the manager. AR s. H Bowman,
for his efficient services and the success
full conduct of the company's business
during the past year.
A meeting was held at the office OF
President Stevens yesterday at which
the affairs of the Atlantic, TranSporta-
ton Company were consider ed
The company was under contract TO
transport coal for the Chesapeake ana
Ohio between Newport News aud New
york. These who attended the meet
ing were: President Stevens, Gen
erel Solicitor Wickham. Attorney Sesar.
Of Hampton. and NJ. E. ingalls,. Jr.. or
New York.
RAILROAD NOTES.
The Central and Western Association
NJ car-Service Officers will hold It's con-
vention at Hot Springs. Va. on the day
preceding the meeting OF the Incarnation
al Association OF Car Accountants. "nlch
will be held at that place May next.
The Old Dominion Steamship compa-
ny are pulling down their OLD once
building at Ricketts,. ana nakns .n.
movements in their dock property. for
the better handling Of business OF their
daily line
The records OF the Chesapeake and
ohio show that in comparing the months
OF december. 1859 and January. 1900. that tina.
there was an increase of $40 trains: :, go
4io,I,e1 cars and SOS empty cars handled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-15
: ,,6ssrEIs DEVIL FISH

Destroying its victim Is type OF Con-
4stipation. The power OF this murdcfous
maIady is felt on organs and nerves and
muscles and brain. There's no health TIL
it.s overcome. But DIR. Kings New Life
pits ar. q. safe and certain cure. Best
In The world for Stomach. Liver. Kidneys
and Bowels. Only IS cents ut Owens e
Minor Doug Company,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-15
A1issinliarYS 10 J;tpanl.

Rev. W. a. buchanan. for many years
+ missionary to Japan. bu now in this
country on a brief visit. will deIivss a.
Lecture before the oman Missionary
Society this afternoon a o'clock
West View Baptls IT. church. A II lad ess
interested In mission a ~ work and pro-
{ Sress are cordially " invited to be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-15
VICTORIOUS RUBBINCs

With Dixie Nerve and Zone L!nimsnt Will
cure rheumatism. pains In the hack.
shoulders. sides and limbs. Sti6 Joints.
soreness IN the muscles and stnews are
Quickly relieved with q few applications
1 of Dixie Nerve ard bone LIN. .nsnt It
cures neuralgia. Il removes and cure eorns
ana bunlons without pain. Il = the bet
snniment for both man and osast Fries
Is ceAtA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-15

whiting. II he called him . liar he
would fine him.
Mr.. Writing was an old man and Mr.
Klotz young.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-15

The House Committee on Asylums and
Prisons held meeting Tuesday after
noon, and considered Mr.. HUBBARD hlll 10
raise the salary of penitentiary guards.
ON motion of Col. Newhouse. of Gull
peper. the matter was referred to the
Finance Committee without instructions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-16
Standard Sets. Wonderful
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Green's History Of !he English People. 4 vols. :. $50
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Complete sco,is Wa,erley' Novels, i, vols ss.sS
Complete Works, Hawthoine, 4 vols ..,,,..... 7.a6
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Sell Pronouncing Teachers Bible. Large
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The Trinoe Of the House Of David.
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Buiwer I. yvon. 10 vols. pro,usely Illustrated.
Sold only by subscription for $4,000. We have
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PRESIDENTIAL Cook BOOK. adapted from III. white
1wsn,is,h csn,uIS Cook book. $500 Recipes 20
Wal, Nhitman's Leaves Of Gras, with Auto.
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Mark 1wsin's Library Of wi; ana Humor As
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-16

lOk. gold rings for the baby,
an assorted lot at 75c., we're
Sl.00 and $l.25.
Women's five-stone rings,
lOk. gold, Tiffany setting, tur-
quoise, amethyst, ruby and
emerald doublets, csc.
Boys carbuncle rings, 7sc.,
lOk, gold.
Boys iOk. gold, bloodstone
rings, csc.
IOk. gold scarf pin. set with
small genuine diamond SIPS.
lOk. gold scarf pins, mount.
ed with clusters OF real pearls
and opals, Sl.98.
Mems silk fobs, with IOk.
gold buckles, sass, $3.49,
$3.50. lOk. gold seals, $2.e8
to $500.
Men's lOk. gold collar but
ton sets, one piece Krementz
patent, four in set, at S2.S4.
Mems iOk. gold Benedict
collar button, $l.39.
Mems tie clasps, lOk. gold,
Roman finish, chased and
plain, csc. and SI.2S.
Al 2lc. - Hard enamelled
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-16

ball, iewelled on enameIled
fancy designs and cluster ef.
fects.
At acc. - Sterling silver,
gray finish, flower designs,
large gold plate frosted ball,
fine rhinestone cluster effects.
At 4ec.-Enamelled spiral
effects, set with fine rhine
stone, other fancy designs in
sterling silver, gray finish.
At 75c.-An endless assert.
ment OF imported jewelled,
some OF them have been
$l.49 and $l.75.
A sunburst brooch, one large
fine diamond in centre and 81
fine cut brilliants, at $50, was
$l35.OO.
Same, larger size brooch,
larger size diamonds, 90,
was Si65.OO.
Cluster scarf pin, with large
Oriental fine pearl, with IS
fine cut diamonds, At $500.
was $77.5O.
Fleur.de-Li scarf pin, en-.
tirely set with fine white dia.
monds, $4,000, was $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-16

SOLDIER SUITS, different styles,
each, Csc.
MAGIC LANTERNS, with full set Of
views. in assorted sizes, $l.OO.
BOYS SLEDS, in assorted sizes, some
slightly handled, value up to $l.3S,
choice while they last, soc.
MECHANICAL STEAM TRAINS, con.
tisting OF locomotive, tender and cars,
7Sc.
TOY ICE CREAM FREEZERS, make
cream while you wait, Sl.l5.
HOT AIR ENGINES, assorted sizes,
at about halt.
BEAUTIFUL THINGS in white en-.
amelled furniture, nicely decorated.
CH1FFONiERS AND BUREAUS,
made Of oak, nicely decorated.
CALLOPlNG HORSES, strong, choice
OF z sizes, At $2.9S.
Dolls carriages and so.carts-the great.
est assortment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-16

"hA thSiS y ioiida WV
prettiest conceits-matchless
AT $l.2e, REGULAR $l.e8
AND $2.eS-French flan-
mel waists, old lose, light
blue, cardinal and gray,
polka dot effects, dress
sleeves.
At $l.es, REGULAR S2.eS
French flannel waists,
light blue, pink, old rose, re.
s,ea and green, cardinal and
gray, tucked front, French
tack, trimmed with silk but.
tens, Bishop sleeves.
Al S2.es, REGULAR S3.eS
TO St.Ss- SEQ assorted
iafie'a si.k waists, in all the
ltaoirg ooors ard black,
tucked arc hemstitched ei.
iec,s, Bishop and dress
sleeves.
At S4.eS, REGULAR S6.7S
-Ptau dc Sole waists and
sill satin waists, tucked and
len stitched, in very dainty
tCcrirfs, also black.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-16

70 Claus has been busy here, too, so that
me Christmas charm about II.
Eureka cutting or dressmaking table,
SO inches long, highly polished, soc.
Ladies' folding table, firm and solid,
yard measure and casters, SITS.
Card tables, ash, antique. bright finish,
$l.2S.
Gard tables, felt covered, nickel cor.
ners. S2.2S.
Cabinets, shoe polishing. oak, antique,
carpet top, slide for removing dirt, S .eS.
Porcelain tea pot tiles, decorated and
nickel-plated bands, 75c.
Nickel.Plated child's table tray, with
spring, soc.
Nickel-plated bread tray, with fancy
beaded edge, $l.94.
N~ickel.Plsted tea and coffee pots, your
choice, Csc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-16
HOuseiurniShing Temptations.

Practical things for the holidays. Sa
there's hardly q pot or q pan that hasn't g.
Bird cages, brass, 7Sc.
Book shelves, FAC.
Book shelves, folding, rod with rings
for curtain in front OF shelves; oak,
antique polish finish, $l.s8.
Cabinets, medicine, square and corner
shape; oak, with plate mirror 6x z inches,
$l.S8.
Cabinets, oak, size 27rl7 inches,
door glass l2xl8 inches, SAILS.
Cabinets, shaving. with French bevel
mirror, SxI0 inches; golden oak polished,
$2.SO.
Cabinets, shoe polishing, hardwood,
carpeted and vanished, 6Sc.
Cabinets, shoe polishing, with drawer
for slippers and slide Tor removing the
dirt, $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-16

Inc best collection we ha
really matchless.
Roger & Callet's perfume
boXes-satin lined two bot.
ties extract, Sl.75, $2.O6 and
$2.26.
Roger & Gallet's perfume
bcxes-all satin-3 bottles ex.
tract, Sass; also silver.plated
perfume stands with lock for
two or three bottles.
Colgate's extracts in fancy
boxes, at Csc, SOC. to $l.S5.
lundterg's perfumes in
fancy boxes, at Csc, 35c.,
4ec., $50, 6ec. md up.
Cut glass and baccarat CO.
logne bottles. filled ard un.
filled, from $l.25 TO $500.
Shaving cases-real alliga.
tor ard seal leather-best quail.
ity fittings, $3.50 and S4.eS.
CelluloId shaving sets from
csc. to $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-16
Ribbons and Ribbons,

= W ANN EhUdHc
what would holidays be without The cheeriness OF the beau.
thuliy colored rbtons-and here they are. better and prettier
and cheaper than ever.
BY the way, we've some a~fully attractive bows all ready
made up tor decorative urposes-handsome things to be com.
einet with flowers for the centre Of the table, etc. Ask to see
them, Il your eye doesn't catch them at first.
Satin ribbon in all the holi. qualities, lOc., l7c.. Csc,
day Colors, from :. Of an inch and 32c. piece OF 10 yards,
to Al inches, Sc. TO 22c. per Linch fine quality satin, all
yard. Regular, SC. to SIC. the wanted shades, Csc. piece
No. satin baby ribbon, Of 10 wards.
splendid lot OF colors in four
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-16

e ever shown and prices are
Dressing cases com plete for
men or women, ebony and eel.
luloid fitting, seal, alligator
and grain feathers, from $2.08
TO $3.50.
'Triplicate mirrors, polished
wood frames, $l.98 to $6.49.
The "ldeal" shaving mirror,
ad justable nickel frame, plate
glass, $l.eS and $3.50.
Toilet c~ases-wood and cell
lulold boxes with ebony-cel-
luloid clorsena and decorated
china fittings, from $2.40 to
$500.
Decorated china sets, two
and three pieces in box, ESQ.,,
$l.lO, $l.4e,$i.7S to S.. 90.
Perfume atomizers, beauti-
fully decorated, at 59c., 75c.,
csc. and $l.l9.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-16
Boys OyercOats and Refers
At $3.98, REGULAR $4.98 and $5.98.

Splendid and stylish coats for the boys 8 to 8 years, made
from fine navy blue melton and kersey or Oxford and brown
fritze, with velvet collars.
Boys Dresses at $2.98, Regular $500.
New and beautiful dresses for the lads 2, IN and 3 years,
made from fine quality alLvool flannel in red, brown, castor
ard navy; have FOX plated skirts, collars and belts, and nicely
trimmed with silk braids-splendid little suits at q saving.
sass AND S3.es, REGULAR $3.50 TO So Oo-There
are about $50 Boys House Coats-samples from one Of
the very best m~akers-madef from the ends OF the best fabrics
used in making up mems smoking jackets. Nicely finished
with silk cords or frogs; probably not more than two Of kind,
but plenty OF them in sizes TO fit the boys 4 to Il e years; best
chance to the first, OF course.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-16

A limited quantity Of desks, assorted
styles and sizes; while they last, each,
$500.
WAGONS AND BUCKBOARDS-An
endless variety Of the excellent "Paris"
make.
CHlLDREN'S ROCKERS - Reed,
wood, bent wood, willow, at special prices.
HORSES AND CARTS Our assert.
ment is bewilderinG-the prices start from
Csc. up 10 $500.
DOLL HOUSE FURNITURE An
assorted lot, such as bed room, dining
room and parlor sets, value up to CSC,
choice, 3Sc.
RACE COURSES, the most fascinat.
Ing game; value W to $500, choice at
$2.25.
Scroll and map puzzles in endless vari.
cites, each, l5c.
Parlor games, golf, $1.2S.
Yankee Doodle, SSc.
About 500 other games, choice, isc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-16
COlOred P%ettiCoats,

Tatfeta silk Peuicoats, as.
sorted colors, deep tlounce,
corded rutile, S4.eS. regular
$3.50.
With accordion plating and
unterpiece, S5.SS, regular
$50.
AT csc, RLCulAR SI.se
Genuine black mercerized
feuiooats, ceep umbrella
.rutile, Knife plating on bot.
tom.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-16

SSy'hk SoSy
Solid silver open.faee watch.
with sterling silver chatelaine
brooch pin, engravt cases,
Swiss movement, $2.eS.
Sterling silver open-face
watch, small size, plain pol.
isheG case, Swiss movement,
guaranteed, $4.eS.
Gun m tai open.face watch,
Swiss movement, $2.75
smaller size; black dial, H..
jeWelled movement, S3.e8.
Cold-iilled, enamelled open.
face watch; green, red, dark
blue and turquoise blue, with
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-16

h here, too-and best OF all the
ualities and matchless prices.
AT $l.2e, REGULAR SI.eS
Extra fine mercerized Pet.
ticcat, in black and colors,
deep umbrella flounce, fin.
ished with two ruffles, and
some with accordion plated
flounce.
Wrappers.
All.wool eiderdown bath
robes, in pink, light blue, car.
dinal and gray, collar and
sleeves bound with satin, fin.
ished with girdle at waist,
S2.eS, regular $3.e8.
Jap silk robes, (quilt-
ed) all colors, lining to CORE.
spond, IS. eS. regular $l2.OO.
Jap silk house sacaue,
quilted, $4.48, regular $3.50.
Eiderdown dressing saeques,
assorted Colors, crocheted
edge, &c., regular csc.
Aprons.
Good lawn Aprons, deep
hem, wide strings, some
tucked, Csc.
With inserting, no bib, 3ec.
BIB and straps, some hem.
stitched effects, acc. and soc.
Nurses Aprons, with broad
shoulder pieces, trimmed with
inserting, Zee.
Fine lawn Aprons, made
with embroidered ruifle over
shoulder, csc.
Fancy sewing Aprons, suit.
able for gifts, made square
and round shapes, some bibs,
others ribbon bands, 4oc.,
7ec., csc. to S3.0S.
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{redertrk Iorser 4 %.
Nrsshlvn advertisements.
Surprising Fur Facts.

These prices will speak Tor themselves-space prevents bus
q mention OF them.
Persian lamb coats a, $4,000 and $1,000. regular $500
and $50. 90.
Sealskin Jackets, London dye, at Si5S. 90 and Si9S.OO, reg.
uar $500. 90 and $245.O0.
Electric seal jackets at $23.sO and S2s.sO, regular
$29. 90 and 500.
Black Astrachan scarf with cluster OF dyed skunk tails at
$500, regular $9.2S.
Fine mink scarfs with cluster OF g tails and 4 paws ~
So. rs, regular Sl2.5O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-16

pipe in . nice leather case, plush lined;
each pipe warranted to color, CSC,
SI.2S, $l.49, $l.69 and $l.Se.
Large variety OF Vienna bronze pipe
racks, cigar sets, ash trays-"ask to see
the new cigar lamp" at csc.
Miniatures painted on ivory-mounted
With rich and tasteful French, Roman
and antique gold bronze frames-'ust 90
OF them, at hall.
Also q large assortment OF picture
frames %(mported) real gilt bronze-all the
new shapes, at 75c., ESQ.,, $l.25 and
Sl.4o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-16
4rssAlvs aArsrtissmsnts.
frsdtrtsh Iossty 4 90.
Smokers and Other Articles.

A department, entirely devoted TO smokers conveniences, .
really fascinating ole &c, fitted with articles that men like. Here
arc some. the low prices for which don't begin TO give an idea
81 their attractiveness:
A lot Of very pretty holiday articles made OF gun metal, some
claim, others beautifully je~elled; all useiui' things, too; such
Is pock match boxes, bon.bon boxes, cigarette cases, pencils,
ETC.; an:at half Of stock prices.
Briar pipes, mounted with sterling silver, fame, designs
With English amber and horn bits, ACC.
Vienna meerschaum pipes in cases, with English amber
mouhpieces; some are plain, others with l4.gold plate; each
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-16

enamelled chatelaine pin to
match watch, In 4 designs,
S6.49.
lCk. gold open.face watch,
small size, plain and engraved
cases, l-jewelled Swiss move
ment, $7.98.
Boys nickel watches, Swiss
movement, open face, $2.34.
Boys sterling silver open.
face, Swiss movement, $3.40.
Mems gold.filled watches,
Waltham movement, open face
and hunting cases, $7.e8.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-16

away under the market, and the game
and long wearers--in fact, good.
AT Csc, REGULAR 35c-Children's
natural ribbed cotton vests, high neck,
long sleeves, with pantalettes 10 match.
AT 2ec, REGULAR 4Oc-Boys' heavy
natural fleece lined shirts, self fronts
and long sleeves, with drawers to n atch.
AT 4ec, REGULAR 7Sc-Men's camel
hair shirts, self fronts and long sleeves,
drawers, suspender tapes 10 match.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-16

At Csc, SOC, esc., $l.OO-A table
filled with pretty Leeds ware, consisting
Of candlesticks, match boxes, tobacco
boxes in grotesque shapes; tiger heads.
owl, alligator, elephant and many other
ornamental and inexpensive what.nots.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-16

AT lOc., REGULAR lSc.-
Women's initial handker.
chiefs with Nalenciennes
lace edge, hemsutched.
AT l2iic., REGULAR l5c.
Mems unlaundered, mi
tails, all linen; some colored
borders.
AT Csc. TO Soc, REGULAR
3Sc. TO 6sc.-Men's mi.
tials, all linen, the pretty and
best initial on the finest linen