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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-11
Washington Stock Exchange.

sales-reguar call. IL o'clock m:-Bank Of Wash,
10 a $50 Fire Vast sns a as at 10 e.
Capital Cap ' Tp"rtion, at ~ washington Gas % AT
Loan and sz 10 p AFTER t
District of Columbia Bonl'.-6s. 1902; 3o-yea yea,
Mis- Miseeiia icons Bonds metropolitan Railroad IS,
dsS nd o 3D. IFS M ashs psa fsf
cert indeht;. B. no bid lis asked Columbia Rail,
mort mort IS, ios bid i11a asked .WashinEton eas C:
series Is, ll2 bid Washingtsn Gas Co. series p
asked. i. s. i ectrie Light cert. indebt. 6s iii
asked. Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Is. lo3
io7 asked. American security and Trust Is, 100 hid.
washington Market Co Ist O.; 10 bid Washi I
1os bid Anerisan Graphopho9e deb IS 100 bid I'D
bid, 100 asked. Metropolitan. 544 bid: Central 10
bid Farmers ard Meshaniss.; 200 bid DO Second I55
T RI; ias bid. Lincoln; 12j asked.
Deposit and Trtst. rs bid, 1872 asked Washington
and Tqs 1911 BID iss s asked Mos5ina
| ton Safe Deposit. 20 bid 50 asked
INSURANCE stects.-Fisemen's, ~ bid Franklin.
% bid. Petomsc, rs bid Ply TN assei Abingdon
asf e i,a Gprmsa Is 3D. ss Ks
81. bid. 81 a.scd.- Peoples, sss bid, sss asked
Title Insurance stocks-Real Estate Title IS bid
100 asked Columbia Titls Il bid 5 as IS ,, W's 81
| asked. ~
| Railroad ssocks-CApital Traction, Din bid, 3ei4
asked. City and Suburban, = bid, s. asked.
| Gas Stocks-washinsten Gas, 53k bid. 53M ask
| ed. Georgetown Gas, IS bid
| Telephone Stocks.-Chesapeake and Potomac, IS
bid. 81 asked Pennsylvania, 80 bid 4S asked.
| Miecelianeous Stocks.-Mersenthaler Linotype,
1891 bid 2OoA asked. Lanston Monotype, 14% bid.
| Is asked. American Grarbophone. liz bid. 1eN
asked. American Graphophone preferred. II bid. Il
| asked Pneumatic Gun Carriage, - bid. "a asked
1 washington Market. "A bid. Norfolk and Washing
ton Steamboat. ITO asked. Lincoln Hall, Ga bid.
| sEx dividend
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Furniture Department.

Oak Clothes Trees with G pegs. slightly dam-
aged. Reduced frum 6lc 10 DC. each
l Imitation Mahogany Table. square top. with
lower shelf. slightly damaged. Reduced from
* 90 10 81 On
Oak Table. FRI nrh legs lower shelf slightly
damaged. Rt-lnrrd from s.. 80 10 81 30
Ladies' OAK Writing Desk. Frcnch legs. large
drawer slightly damaged. Reduced from s.. 20
81 rs.
Small Fancy onk Tab!r ISN12 inches. top
slightly maIrrd. r. ,luc,d from 81 81 r. 81 20
oak and Imitation Mahogany Rockers high
hack, shaped arms coI,hlrr Srar heather back.
Reduced from 81 ~ to ST ~ zach.
Large limitation Mahogany Rocker broad
carved h1''k, high reading Slightly marrc-l.
Reduced from $40 .Gu s.. 5n-
SRall Imitation Mahogany Rockers. scat and
back upholstered with figured velour. Reduced
from - o0 50 - each
oak Rocker. high back. high reading arms
slightly damaged. Reduced from 81 20 Ia S9no
Imitation Mahogany Rocker. upholstered scat
high back slightly married Reduced fIom Sc 80
TO 81 90
Children's Norris Chairs. urhuISiered with
damask- Reduced from 81 - J,-. each.
FoUrth rocr
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Sugar Led Sharp Break in Stocks
Today.
SOLD HEAVILY BY BOTH ACCOUNTS
The lndustriaIs and Manhattan Also
SIumped Badly.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS


Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
NEW YORK, January 1.-the action of
the Bank of England in reducing its mini
mum rate of discount to per cent, fol-
lowed by Il reduction to per cent on the
part of the Bank of France, were encour-
aging developments in the financial situa-
ton this morning. The full significance of
this evidence of easier money conditions
and the consequent removal OF the menace
to our gold supply was not realized, owing
to special diverting local movements.
American Sugar was an active and mo-
nopoliztng feature of the market. being I'M
der pressure throughout the entire morn
ing. Individual orders for 10000 shares of
stock were executed during the weak pc
RODS, the price crumbling under the pres
sure. From lis down to 112ta a consider
able amount of stock was marketed and
apparently represented the two accounts
IN about equal degree.
The statement of President Havemeyer
was thought by some to insure decline to
par, and predictions to this effect were
rather freely made on the board. Broadly
speaking, however. the street is unable to
satisfactorily analyze yesterdays utter
ance on the subject of dividends and would
be as little surprised to see the stock at par
as at 40. While the company is managed
by few men. whose holdings are supposed
to vary in sympathy with known condi-
LUIS, lilS dNeidse operator Cali oiilS guess
to it's future at the risk of severe pen
alties for all mistakes.
In addition to the unsettling tendency
of Sugars fluctuations, the Traction
shares and American Tobacco were Of
fered freely Manhattan was said to have
been put to the necessity of an enormous
outlay by reason of it's enforced removal
from Battery Park. The stock was Of
fered in good supply and was somewhat
indifferently bought on the way down.
Third Avenue, Metropolitan and Brooklyn
fessional selling.
In the regular list prices sold off in sym
pathy with the general market, but there
was nothing urged in these sales. In the
Granger group the room was seller on
the theory that earnings would compare
unfavcrably with those of last year at this
period. 1t would seem to be a rather shall
low excuse for selling long stock. because
the record Of a decade was not improved
upon with each succeeding report.
One thing is certain. there can be a con-
tive sense without calling for any reduction
in present dividend rates.
The Vanderbilt consultations are not
likely to be abandoned account of a few
thousand dollars less credit in January,
1900 than for the same month in 1899 Re
funding shares have been successful, and
earnings equal to per cent have been
| followed with a disbursement of only s. so
| that lean year may come and there will
be no dividend famine.
The money situation seems to be working
directly around to a point from which the
present short interest in the market may
be put to rout, and what remnant of 1t sur
wives be converted to the opposite account
without fear of the interest charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-11

Action of the Maryland General As
sembly mt Annapolis.

sembiy mt Annapolis.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
STATE HOUSE. ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan
uary 1.-Mr. Murray Vandiver of Hartford
county was today elected treasurer of the
state of Maryland by the general assembly,
to succeed Gen. Thos. J. Shryock, who has
held the office for the past four years. The
treasurer-elect will take charge of office
next week.
Mr.. Vandiver is chairman of the demo-
cratic state committee, and managed the
affairs of his party during the last cam
paign. Gen. ShryCck is chairman of the
republican state committee. The newly
elected treasurer vas collector of internal
revenue during the last Cleveland admins
tration and is one of the most prominent
men in the state. He has been several
times a member of the house of delegates,
and in 1892 was speaker of that body. He
is a close friend of ex-senator Arthur p
German. and Is looked upon as the personal
representative Of Mr.. German in the man.
aeement of party affairs. His election as
tire asurer is part of the democratic pro-
gram to place none but German men on
guard IN the distribution of the offices by
the present administrator. The general
assembly will adjourn TO-DAY to meet next
Monday night. at which time it is expected
that the committees will be appointed and
the real work of the session begin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-11
AT THE WHITE HOUSE
The President Compliments Democratic
Champion of Expansion.
President Schurman of the Philippine
cs""ie.isn Has 3. Talk With
the Chief Executive.

Although there were a number of callers
at the White House today the subjects dis
cussed were not of great importance. Sem
ators Jodgesand Spooner and Representa-
tives Thropp. Pennsylvania; Elliott. South
Carolina. and Fitzgerald. Massa chusetts.
were among those from Congress. Mr..
Fitzgerald recently delivered a speech to
his democratic constituents in Boston in
favor of expansion. and when he saw the
President today, the chief executive COM
plimented him on his position and the man
ner in which he had sustained it. Mr..
Fitzgerald says that New Englands wealth
and position in this country arise largely
from her manufac curing interests. mas
much as these interests are receiving severe
competition from the growth of manufac-
turing In the south, it is necessary that
there shall be new markets for the output
OF the New England mills. These markets,
ne says. can not be had unless there is ex-
pansion and new places for selling the man.
ufactured articles
The Philippine Commission.
President Schurman. head of the Philip
pine commission. had conference with
the President about the progress of the
commission toward submitting its formal
report. He notified the President that the
commission will be ready to report about
the last of this month. When the report
has been submitted it will be sent to Con-
gress by the President. 1t will be remem-
hered that preliminary report was sub
mitted to the President in November. This
report embodied the features of the report
soon to be submitted. Each member of the
commission was given certain subjects.
President Schuman's main topic was that
of government fer the Philippines He
has just completed this feature and has
discussed 1t in the fullest manner.
The President has taken no further &C
ton about the suggestion made to Con-
gress as to again sending the commission
to the islands When the suggestion was
under consideration before President Schur-
man announced that he would not be able
to go to the islands again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-11
Toy Department.

. Handy Wagons. Reduced from s. - t. 81 a.
Doll Carriage reduced from 50 ~ [" 81 IN.
reduced from 81 40 10 800; reduced from 81 10
10 30,
Children : Desk IL tuctl from 81 oo - .rir
Dolls Col ARTS. Reduced FROM 81 "a to ale
Gaines. Reduced from 5uc. DE. rach-
l kaleidoscope Reduced from 81 - 60 Sl.oa
Horse and Wagon Sets. Reduced fIum 81 %
TO 13c. each
set lioll Furniture. Reduced from 81 ~ to- 75c
lhlls Folding Beds. Reduced from soc. TO
Toe. each.
thtldre..s desk Reduced from So - Ia s.. ria.
kil-hndy Dolls Reduced from Jlr to o5c
each rc'lrrrd from Sl.oo 25r. cnch.
Jointrd Dolls. R,.rc,l from 81 oo To 2sr
Kid Dolls RtsiH'tSl from sac. ioc. ouch
q Doll Hats. Reduced fTum 25c. la De- each.
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China Department.

odd Decorated Covered Slop Jars suhjnr, TO
slight Imperfcctions. Reduced from Sl.T5 sl.oO
odd Decorated Wash Bowls and PIT
Pitchers slightly damaged Reduced truIn So 50
10 81 IS set.
Large Green Jardt1ercs. slightly damaged
Reduced from 81 50 % 81 90 each
10 odd Decorated Havilaud China Covered yege-
table Dishes. Reduced from 81 So n S5c each
finch Jardinieres slightly imperfect Re-
dueed fran Csc. to Use. each.
Carlsbad China Tete-a-tete Sets deIieai,.iy
tinted in pink blue. Reduced from So on 10
81 p each.
Decorated Austrian China Celery Dishes Rn-
duecd from 81 .oa 60 50c. each.
Decorated Haviland China Salad Dish. slight
ly damaged Reduced from $500 10 81 On
y odd Decorated English Porcelain breakfast
Plates. Reduced from IFe. to Zoe. zach
40 odd Decorated German China Cups. Reduced
to Sc. each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-11
MORRISON TO BE ARRESTED.
He Shot His Wife Thinking She Was
Burglar.

NEW YORK, January ll--District Attor-
ney Andrews of Westcbester county an
nounced today that Alfred Morrison will be
arrested tomorrow on the charge Of hOmi-
eide in having while, as alleged, in SOM
rambulistic condition, shot and killed the
woman known as his wife.
The shooting occurred about two weeks
ago in Morrison's home in Mount Vernon,
and ever since that time Morrison has been
under close surveillance by the police. Since
the death of Mrs. Morrison another woman
has appeared claiming to be the wife of
Morrison. to whom she says she was mar
ried about eighteen years ago curious
feature of the case is the attitude of the
dead woman sister, Mrs. lhlenburg of
MiddletOwn. who a few days ago was
clamorous for the prosecution of Morrison
for the murder of her sister. She now de-
clares that the spirit Of the dead appeared
to her in her sleep and pleaded with her
not to push the complaint against Morri-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-11
Interpreting the War Revenue Act.

Commissioner Wilson of the internal reve-
nue. bureau decides that where an officer
of a bank holds membership in a stock
exchange as agent for his bank and the
business done by him on the stock board
is banks business, neither he nor his bank
Is required to pay special tax therefor as
broker. the bank being exempt therefrom
by the express provisions of the statute
defining brokers.
The commissioner has also decided that
a still made for use in the manufacture of
vinegar comes under the ruling as to stills
not used in the distillation of spirits de-
fined by the internal revenue laws. and d
special tax is not required to be paid there
II,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-11

In order to enable the District Commits
sioners to answer inquiry to the pop
ulation of the District, the health officer
has furnished them with the following
statement: Population of the District in
1890, 23O,332; population in 1897, 277 49,;
births reported in 1897, i,577; in 1898, 5,OO6;
a total of 9,5S3 deaths reported in 1897,
D. 1856; in 1885 5.S15; total of IL .}U1 excess
of deaths over births during the two years,
LIS. In making the statement, however,
the health officer explained that the re-
ports as to births are not complete.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-11
TO OF ST THE DEMOCRATS.
Gov. Taylor Files Motion With Elec-
tion Contest Committee.

FRANKFORT, Ky, January 11.-Gov.
Taylor today filed with the election con-
test committee a motion to require the
democratic members now serving on the
committee to vacate. The motion was in
the nature of a formal protest 1t is sup
ported by an affidavit charging that the
names were fraudulently drawn by the
clerk, and the democratic members now
serving are all disqualified by reason of
partid,ity FOR the contestant, alleged evil
dence of which is mentioned specifically as
to each.
II refers to the rules of the committee
which, he says, were SO framed as to ex-
clude the greater part of his testimony,
and charges in general terms that the trial
of the contest is about to be made through
out on partisan lines and without regard
to the merits of the case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-11
Picture Department.

l. Gibson Pictures. and black frames: sizes
lsN2n- R"fin'~t from sf.aa tn 5hr. each.
Fra Angelica. six panels fanny gold frame md
mat. Reduced from $50 81 oI-
Photograph from llf" .'Fishr:man's Sweet
heart. fancy lla'-k and gold frame. Reduced
ffrr SlN.ao 70 81 40
/ Platinum Pi"tErr. by Pullman. reproduction
from Congressional library. "Elrmrnts If tsuy-
eminent. Eciro"d from S5.no S2.so
l Platinum Picture. Icy noige. Air from
Congressional Library, tympaum SHAPE Reduced
from Sloib to 81 20.
i Platinum Picture, by rraAer. ''Auafr1y,''
from Congressional Library. tymnanum sham.
1 Platinum Picture. by M.lehrrs. 'wnr and
Pearc IN plain back frame. Reduced from
S4.,a 50 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-11
Black Goods DeDa rtment.

IL Yards 5ainch AE-rcoi Cheyiot. Reduced from
S2.63 to 81 10 for piece
IL yards :aD-inch Atwood Cheyfot. Reduced from
$50 to 81 80 fol- piece.
) yards 4ainch Mohair Briiiiantine. Reduced from
s.. % TO S1.T5 for piece.
TX yards 5e-inch Atwood Venetian. Reduced
from 81 81 to zoe for piece.
2A yards 1Snch Atwood S0leI. Reduced from
81 % % s.. - fot piece.
II. yards 4o-inch Atwood Diagonal. Reduced
from S2.JJ to S1.5O for piece.
= yards 3i-iHch An-wrnl Heavy Rough Goods. Re
duced from 80 TO 81 so for piece.
AZ yards 3i-inrh Cotton and Wool Diagonal Re-
duced from SLID to zoe for piece.
al yards +6-inch six and WOOL Creponette. Re
duccd from s9.16 to $50 for piece
5i4 yards iO-inc Al-wool Stripe. Reduced from
81. 10 to 500 for piece.
5 yards So inch All-w0ol Whipcord Reduced from
81. so to $500 for piece
First floor.
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THE ARMY UNIFORM.
Regulations Amended in Several linz
portant Particulars.

Regulations Amended in Several linz
portnnt Particulars.
BY direction of the Secretary Of War the
regulations and decisions pertaining to the
uniform of the army of the United States
have been amended in several important
particulars, principally with respect to the
uniform for fatigue duty and ordinary wear,
and for field duty. For fatigue duty
singie-breasted sack coat of dark blue cloth
or serge, with standing collar, is prescribed,
to be worn when full dress is not required.
During the warm season a similar coat,
made of white duck or flannel, with white
braid and shoulder straps, may be worn.
Officers on field duty may wear a blouse of
dark blue cloth or serge of the regulation
pattern.
In the matter of trousers, general Off
GERS, officers of the general staff and staff
officers Will wear dark blue cloth without
stripe. welt or cord, and officers OF cavalry,
artillery and infantry will wear light blue
Goth of the same shade of color as pre-
scribed for enlisted men. The trousers of
chaplains are plain black without stripe or
cord During the summer season trousers
OF plain white duck flannel may be
worn.
On strictly social occasions officers are
authorized TO wear an evening dress suit
of plain black or dark blue cloth, with
black buttons, but this is not to be consid-
cred a dress for any military purpose.
The following insignias are prescribed for
officers undreSS coats, to be worn on each
side of the collar near the regulation let
tiers ~. s. in Gothic design, and ~. 8.
"" for volunteers:
Adjutant generals departmental shield
of gold or gilt metal, or embroidered in
gold.
Inspector generals department-Gold or
gilt sword and fasces crossed and wreathed.
Judge advocate generals department.
Sword and pen crossed and Wreathed en-
broidered in gold. or of gold or gilt metal.
| Quartermaster' department-Sword and
key crossed wheel surmounted a
| spread eagle, of gold or gilt metal, plati-
| mum and enamel.
| Subsistence departmental silver crescent
between cusDs.
| Pay departmental diamond embroidered
/ in god. of gold or gilt metal.
| Medical departmental modification of the
| cross of the Knights of st, John, enbroi-
| dered in gold or made of gold or gilt metal
| in exact imitation of gold embroidery.
| Corps of engineerS-A silver turreted cas-
| tie.
| Ordnance department-Shell and flame of
| gold or gilt metal, or embroidered in god.
| Signal corps-Two crossed signal flags
| and burning torch in gold and silver.
| Officers of the record and pension office
| A silver trefoil within and partly upon a
| gold wreath, in metal or embroidered In
| gold and silver.
| Cavalry-Two crossed sabers, with num-
| Der of regiment above Intersection, of gold
or gilt metal. embroidered in gold.
Artllery-TWo crossed cannon, with num-
| Der of regiment at intersection, of gold OIL
| gilt metal, or embroidered in gold.
1nfantry-Two crossed rifles, with number
OF Regiment above intersection, of gold OIL
| gilt metal. or embroidered in gold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-11
rIuslin Underwear Dept.

pairs Women's Canton Flannel Drawers. with
ruffie of embroidery. yoke band Reducei from Ioc.
to J5c. pair.
8 Woinen's Camiric Corset Covers, high. square
and roitsi neck lace and embroidery trimmed. Re
dlItei from Sc 10 Doc. each.
8 WoInen's Tanrta silk Skirts. accurioa- plated
founce with two dust rrfhcs: lifted tops Reduced
from Sl05e to s. so each
2 Womcn's Taffeta SILK Skirts, deep accordion
founce with quilting and dust ruffie. Reduced
from $13. so Il 5000 each.
Second floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-11
Housefurnisfling Dept.

Small Hamper. slightly damaged Reduced
from 81 % to Soc.
Small Hamper. slightly damaged Reduced
from rs to S1.00.
Music Rack. soilcd and sligh.ly dMmasct Ee-
duccd from s. 90 to $500.
Large steam Cookcr. slightly damaged. Re-
duced fruln 81 y TO 81 90.
to $500.
Infants Bath. shap Rcducrd frotn 81 30
to 0oc.
Fancy Shelf. slightly damaged. Rriuced from
81 .a5 to 81. 90.
Jspenned Toilet Stand. shop NON. Reduced
from 80 to $3.50
Fifth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-11
r1em's Department.

70 Mems Brown Marinn Shirts and Drawers. full
regular made fine quality heavy weight Reduced
from So 90 to 81 25 a garment.
Q pairs Mems All-silk Drawers; size p Re
duced from 50 so. $1,000 and S11o0 to $500 a
pair
IL Roys' Outing Flannel Night Shirts: sizes IL,
IL and IL Reduced from 3ac. DC. each.
. Mems Markh.tosh,s: sizes 81 and 10. Re
duced from $3.50 TO $50 each.
81 Mems SILK Ascot Tics Reduced from soc
to 25c- cach.
floor
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To Permit Reinstatement..

The Postmaster General will submit for
the approval Of the President an amend
ment to the civil service rules. permitting
the department to reinstate persons who
have been temporarily separated from the
service because of the discontinuancs of a
post office, or of free delivery. which has
been re-established 1t is said that tho
amendment will affect only a small num-
Der of persons The President has fnfor-
malIy signifed his approval os the charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-11
Kisses Department.

Misses Blue Serge Sailor Suits trimmed with
black and white hraid sizes and II Reduced
from S.. 10 to $500 each.
1 Misses Blue Chevi"t Blouse Suit. large sailor
collar trimmed with gold braid: size II. Reduced
from 81. IS To S5.H,
Misses Heavy Wool Jackets, in plain and mixed
cloths: sizes l.. Il. 16 and Is. Reduced from
$1,000 and $3.50 to $50 each
: Misses Black Smooth Cloth Jackets silk lined ;
sizes H. IS and 49, Reduced from 5000 10 500
each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-11
Corset Department.

S pairs French Corsrts cut bias, heavily boned
with whalehone: sizes 10, %, - and %. Reduced
from 81. 80 TO S4.Oo pair.
S pairs French Corsets, couth boRed with real
whaiehone tops anished with lace and ribbon: sizes
is and 10 Reduced from s.50 10 Si08 pair.
3 pairs I. C. % SETS black Italian cloth; sizes is
and 10. Reduced from $3.50 10 81 80 pair.
Is pairs Cersets, sateen, heavily boned; gray and
white: sizes q, "A aud .. Reduced from soc. to
H,c. pair.
Axnr
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BACK TO PRIVATE LIFE,

Home by Old Friends.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
CUMBERLAND. Md. January LEX
Governor Lloyd Lownde5 was reelected
president OF the Second National Bank to-
day The meeting of the directors, who
were elected Tuesday. was postponed until
MIR. Lowndes' return His first day out of
office was spent looking after his diversl-
fed business interests. many persons who
are identified with him in local enterprises
calling and consulting. Many old neigh
bors dropped In the bank and expressed
land to remain Governor Lowndes was In
fine spirits and discussed his retirement
freely. He said he did not regret being re-
leved of official cares. and he was particu-
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Suit Department.

10 Fine Tailor nlade Chevint Suits blue and black
variety Of STYLES: jarkets silk lined With plain or
velvet collars sizes 81. -. 30 and IS. Reduced
from SIS 10 and s21 0o so 90 each.
o Smooth and Rough Cloth Wool Ja"krts. In tnns,
blues and blacks: silk api satin lined: AL sizes
Reduced from Sl5.oU, $3.50 and ST 90 to $50
l Blue and BLACK Novelty 1laid Skirt. Reduced
from 81. 30 to $500.
3 Black Chpvfot 1arkcts. black taffets silk inod;
medium weight: sizes Sc. IS and 40 Reduced from
ST.. 30 to $500 each.
Novelty Checked Skirt. Reduced from $3.50 to
$50
Third floor