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New-York tribune., 1901-09-22

and evening yspapers, a full roster OF the COM
pany. photograph of Captain Wendell, the names
of the architects and the contractor and a number
OF coins.
After the ceremonies the battery formed again
and marched back the Forty-fourth-st- armory.
There reception held.
Among those present were Tax Commissioner
Fetner Corporation Counsel Whalen. Colonel J..
NJ Jarvis of the Sth Regiment, Sheriff Grell.
Colonel c. A. Herry, of General Roe's staff; Com
missioner Shea. Captain David Wilson, of the I'd
Battery, and Captain H. s. Rasquin, of the Sd
Battery
The armory will be three stories high, with
a finished basement and high tower for signalling
purposes. In the basement will be a stable for
seventy-six horses, there being hftysx single and
five box stalls. Here also will be arranged
fifty-yard rifle range and twenty five yard pistol
range Shower baths, toilet room and ammunition
compartments will also be arranged in the base
ment.
on the first floor will be a riding ring l75x75 feet
and the reception rooms Here will be found also
the compartments of the captain, surgeon, first
sergeant and quartermaster.
on the second floor will be the non-commissionei
officers rooms. lockers kitchen, etc. A balcony
will run entirely around this second story.
complete gymnasium will take the third floor.
The first story Is to be of marble. and the upper
stories OF pressed brick, with limestone trimmings
The structure Will be of the castellated style OF
architecture. The contractor expects to have Il
completed by January ], 1902.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
TIE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

reii River, Mass. Sept p (SpeciaD.-Local brokers
report that the sales in the sprint cloth market
amounted to about one hundred thousand pieces
.a's week. and that most of them were odd goods.
r 1ss market reapsed into state Of extreme dull
r.ss r.. on account of the death of the President
~, o9yers came into the market. and they were
s Hho mad TO meet urgent orders. There was an
oesire on both sides to postpone extensive
Sung until after the week of the funeral Bust
10 80 was cuefer therefore than at any other time
1sSe lne beginning of the rush OF four weeks ago.
,b as strength OF the market shown by the fact
ussplte The drop In the number Of sales, there
lir horning TO indicate weakening on any other
ans. sm Inc manufacturer will profit by the immense
ooent OF cloth used IN decorating all the
MI. ns.tfy Nearly all OF the cloth used common
piinss pieached and dyed The cloth sold for the
psls pose was turned away from the regular chan
e. ol business. and must be replaced 1t
sr1pectec that as a result of this demand a
ss pius OF million pieces that existed short time
~ WI De wiped out very quickly
IN sIuiacturers have more confidence than
for nS ne, future demonstrated by the higher prices
tba. 'in STOCKS. Cotton reports also show figures
~ih enable mill men 10 sell three cents at
thss, oan m Ihey may get even better quotations.
The al are wen satisfied with market conditions
'1At basis for odds
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
"SOPHS" WARN FRESHMEN.

The awakening Of the sophomores at Columbia
University marked yesterday by the annual
warning 10 the freshmen TO follow the hidebound
customs that tradition prescribe5 for the conduct
OF the first year men, On the bulletin board of the
class OF 1875 written the proper rules. viola
aon OF which means the direst punishment for
Tie unlucky freshmen. The commands range from
The precept that there must be pipes to per-
emptcry order that loud-mouthed freshmen will be
oeat with summary.
sophomores already preparing to amuse
themselves with tne pleasant process of hazing
tne incoming freshmen, when the entrance eaami-
nsuons begin on September 30. This was forbid
oen pdetline in June, the candidates taking ex-
ssminatons in the Columbia gymnasium at that
ine were students also seeking admission to Cor
hel, Yale, Harvard and other colleges, under the
senersl esa animation plan of the Middle States As
eocfafior
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
SEVENTH NATIONAL PLAN.
RANK TO BE REORGANIZED WITH IN
CREASED CAPITAL AND NEW
DIRECTORS.

William Nelson Cromwell. counsel for the reor-
sanitation committee of the Seventh National
p.nk accompanied by E. X. Stallo, of the COM
,+ts. and Forrest Raynor, receiver yesterday
,,esentcd 10 Controller Dawes in person the plan
.or the establishment of the bank. which has
heen under consideration by the Controllers office
Tor the last week In Mr.. Cromw welTs plan are
the following features:
Fqrst-The existing assets reappraised at a
nresent value on a conservative basis. and loss
~ over 81 250e1 has been written off, thus placing
the assets on reduced and firm basis; The ex--
ts.ing capital stock also is to be reduced and
cancelled in the of 100000 the stockholders
aiming 100000, in recognition of their equities
Second-The reduced capital stock is then he
Increased 20 81. oco by the addition of s5oo
stock which has already been sold for sll5 share
nroducng S.725o0 fresh cash. This increased stock
x be offered pro rata to the present stockholders,
and Mr. Cromwell has insured the success of the
man BIZ forming underwriting syndicate, which
fas subscribed for the same and actually paid in
the requisite amount ready for use
Third-The name OF the re-eStabshed bank will
he the Century National Bank of the City of New
York Its board OF directors will be almost entire
iv new Including among others Edwin Gould: Ed
ward r Thomas. son Of General Samuel Thomas
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
IN MEMORY OF M'KINLEY.

The Stuyvesant Heights Republican Club. No. AGA
Halsey-st.. Brooklyn, adopted the following reso-
utions at its meeting Thursday:
Whereas 1t has pleased Almighty God in His
wisdom TO trke Himself late beloved Presi-
dent William Mckinley, and to disappoint thereby
the fervent hope of all the people that that pre-
cious life might be spared to his country: and,
Whereas is fitting that should bear public
testimony to the love and respect in which we bore
our late leader, and with which shall cherish
his memory; now. 1t is -
Resolved. That in common with all his fellow
countrymen, we mourn and deplore the tragic end
to which a noble and devoted servant of the people
has been brought by the wanton wickedness of
assassin.
Resolved That I'm William Mckinley the people
of the United States had found of themselves,
who without the aid of wealth or the accident of
birth demonstrated his great capacity for the
highest service his country both in war in Con-
besides his public service has left enduring
monument to his fame in the simplicity, the
sincerity and the lovableness Of his private char
acter which things are more precious to his
countrymen will serve better to his memory
than monuments of stone or tablets of brass.
Resolved That while We deplore the sadness of
his death and the shame of the manner OF It, yet
we are glad in the memory OF him and in the uni
versal tribute that his death has brought forth.
that all nations share in mourning and in the
horror and detestation toward the cause of IT.
Resolved. That recognize in his successor.
President Theodore Roosevelt, who Is In every
way and to pre-eminent degree qualified by char
acter training, education and experience to walk
worthily I'm the high vocation whereunto he is
called and that we pledge ourselves TO his con-
slant support in the conduct of the government.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
BATTERY LAYS CORNERSTONE
FIRST MARCHES TO SITE OF IT'S NEW
ARMORY IN SIXTY-SIXTH-ST.

The cornerstone OF the new armory of the 1st
Battery. in Sixty-sixth-st.. between Central Park
West and COlumbus-ave-. was laid yesterday after
noon. The battery headed by the band of Troop
A. marched up from the old armory. In Forty
fourth-st. The full complement of 125 in
line.
Captain Louis Wendell introduced Randolph Gug
genheimer who compimented the battery in the
following words:
terry and its captain upon the high standard Of
discipline IL has reached in ligM artillery drill
The people of the city of NewYork will not forget
the fact that the outbreak of the Spanish
American War il volunteered its entire strength
the Governor of the State of New-York for SER
vice in the field. Its tours of duty at the camp of
instruction have remarkab BILE that they now
form part of the military history of the State. In
August, 1895. the 1st Battery proceeded to camp
by train, and there showed, to the aStonishment of
the State and army officers, how battery con-
ssting of four guns, four caissons one battery
wagon. six horses and two cars filled with bag
gage could be detrained in less than five minutes.
Then with silver trowel and golden mallet
ne laid the cornerstone. The stone is plain one
except for the year in Roman numerals In a
copper box inside the stone were placed morning
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
Styllsh EaN Carpets.
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY SALE.

FIFTH ANNIVERSARY SALE.
stocks Carpets
this Anniversary Sale have planned literally
arrived
wonderful diversity
double pleasure Carpet judges discern
extraordinarily low the for this occasion
SAVONNERIE CARPETS coors and Designs border
to values; 70
VELVET CARPETS; IS patterns FROM light
colorngs, with hall and
regular ST. 2S values; Anniversary Price, 10
TAPESTRY CARPETS all standard makes; large very
desirable patterns regular o0c Values Anniversary Price, 81
INGRAM CARPETS; nothing
desirable patterns; regular
Anniversary Price, ~
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
MRS. BOOTH APPEALS FOR Conflicts.

Aon'ciair, n. j., Sept. 2.-Mrs. Ballinston Booth
A., s1ueo an appeal to the public in behalf OF
'charged convicts in which she saws that all
~s'on clothing 10 her Will be given to ex-
icss And their families Some time ago Mrs
SSe,a established home at Flushing Long Island
ss Vuo be cared for until they got employment She
oen .nst @ she has discovered many cases In which
81. VINO have served time in prtson hit who
a. ny NJ 70 live an honest life. are greatly in need
-. .1cthin1 for Themselves and Children. and that
~ aope4 there VIII be liberal .eanonse IN her
SVsa- a. she says II 10 . work OF worthy charity
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
THE HEBREW DAY OF AToNEMENT.

POLICE WILL, WATCH JEWISH ANARCHISTS DUR
ING THE FAST.
The Hebrew fast of Yom Kippur. the Day OF
Atoneuent begins this evening at sundown and
ends ar sundown tomorrow. The occasion Is OBJ
served with fasting and prayer from sundown OF
the day to sundown Of the other All the syn
sgogues will be filled with worshippers, and be-
sides number of halls have been engaged by
Hebrew societies which have not regular syna-
gogues. Thousands of orthodox Hebrews who. can
not find room in either the synagogues or the
mans VIII assemble on the brooklyn Briose ana
their sins into the river
The resorts Of the Hebrew anarchists. who have
been In the habit during the fast of Yom Kippur,
OF holding blasphemous services in ridicule of the
fast. will be watched by the police. and II they at
tempt 10 carry ont their usual programme they
will be stopped.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
Blankets &c Com/or1o1,s
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY SALE.

FIFTH ANNIVERSARY SALE
No better opportunity could present it
self. Anniversary Prices are powerful in
their temptingness and Importance. All
sorts of bedding materials are offered
much below their regular prices, as the
following forcibly prove:
BLANKETS regular 1914 size white Blankets
sold elsewhere at 59c; sell them by the pair at
this special Anniversary Price, a.
BLANKETS regular 1O-4 size, white, part wool
and part cotton; sell them by the pair at this
special Anniversary Price LIS
ia size by the pair, los
BLANKETS-Fine California Blankets at these Anniver-
sary Prices:
1914 size, per pair, 335 supeior finish
11t l1+ :: SIZE: peer peer Ps P. $50 ss:3. $
COMFORTERS; full size; some stitched, others
tufted some plain others ruhled; over o5 different
designs; Anniversary Price each, | OS
These comforters worth up to 2.75 each.
DOWN COMFORTERS; a big and rare oppor-
tunity; don't miss it; regularly worth So. 90 each;
Anniversary Price, 0S
C0MFORTERS, with ruffe; full size; regular
81. so value; Anniversary Price, OS
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
KnIi Hndc1-weo1.
For Men, Women and Children.


FIFTH ANNIVERSARY SALE.
Cool mornings and nights are here and sound a
warning note. It is unwse and unsafe to delay put
ting on warmer underwear Fall comes along with
its chilly spells. Such offers as those which follow
will unquestionably crowd this section of The Big
Store Tomorrow
MEMS NATURAL WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS; shirts
breasted
taped and doubly sewn all sizes; 81 25 values;
Anniversary Price, rs
MEMS PURE AUSTRALIAN WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
shirts single double
Wristbands double pearl buttons; all
sizes; ST. values; Anniversary Price !. Is
WOMEN'S FINE EGYPTIAN COTTON FLEECED VESTS AND
PANTS, silk trimmed all ses Anniversary Price, 80
WOMEN'S RIBBED VESTS AND PANTS, full size; well
made regularly worth 35c.; Anniversary Price, 10
WOMEN'S FINE RIBBED WOOL VESTS AND PANTS, in white
and NATURAL long side band han1
bdd silk regular and sizes; S10 values;
Anniversary Pice, IS
WOMENS WOOL COMBINATION SUITS, in white and natura
long popular "One shape; ST. Is values
Anniversary Price, IS
MEMS FINE FLEECE-LINED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS; every
doubly very comfortable and good wearing
o5c values; all sizes; Anniversary Price, 30
well finished light and scarlet
II years. 75c values; Anniversary Price, IS
CHLDREN'S WOOL AND MERINO VESTS, PANTS AND
DRAWERS; white camels hair colors
worth to 75c.; Anniversary Price, 1S
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
Woalsh Co1sets.
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY SAIL

FIFTH ANNIVERSARY SALE.
special lot of fine French gored IMPORTED
MODESCA CORSETS; long and short, with
genuine whaebone $500 values
Anniversary Price,
MEMO STRAIGHT-FRONT CORSETS; triple
strip, made of fine French coutil, reinforced top
and bottom to prevent bones and steels from
cutting through black, white and drab; $500
values Anniversary Price,
LADIES' SATEEN CORSET WAISTS, special
lot perfect in shape; S1.25 value;
Anniversary Price,
DOMESTIC CORSETS; all lengths and colors;
Anniversary Price,
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
NaN Papers.
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY SALE.

Artistic designs and up to date color
ings, combined with unusual lowness OF
price, make the following exceptionally
strong from progressive bargain view
point.
WALL PAPERS for attic rooms all full length
rolls, regular price Sc.
Anniversary Price, per roll, IL
GOLD PAPERS, also extra heavy white blanks,
dark light cOlors; regular price, 1-2c. and
10c Anniversary Price, per roll AZ
EMBOSSED PAPERS and heavy Gold Papers,
stylish designs for any room in your house; our
regular 20c goods. Anniversary Price, per roll 10
SILK FINISHED and Pressed Embossed Papers;
heavy reds blues and greens; all that is new and
artistic, regular 35c papers,
Anniversary Price, per roll, ID
Above paper will be sold in combinations only.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
MhoEstexH.
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY SALE.

Never before thoroughly equipped supply
and artstcaly. During this Anniversary Sale prices
at their lowest ebb few examples herewith quoted
SOME ANNIVERSARY CURTAIN PRICES.
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, 90 inches wide, $500 value
pair LIS
SCOTCH LACE CURTAINS regularly SIS co. per pair, 2o5
IRISH POINT CURTAINS, 15nch borders, per pair, 4o5
POINT DARABE CURTAINS value IS so, per pair 900
RENAISSANCE CURTAINS. $50 goods per pair 10.7S
RENAISSANCE CURTAINS, SIS 90 values per pair 1900
MATCHLESS PORTIERE VALUES
TAPESTRY PORTERES, IS styles wide reversi-
Bile, good quality, $500 goods; per pair $50
TAPESTRY PORTIERES 600 goods
values from $3.50 to SS So 4.6S
SATIN DERBY PORTIERES, heavily fnged per pair SIS
COUCH COVERS.
ORIENTAL STRIPED TAPESTRY COVERS, value $500,
Anniversary Price, l. 20
rEKoiAn @ KuU RAJ eoVERo, s4.1o goods each 275
half more, at each, S715 so.3S, S4.4S and 2oS
TABLE COVERS.
REVERSIBLE TAPESTRY COVERS, IL yds square, ca 90
REVERSIBLE TAPESTRY COVERS, yds square, each os
SILK DAMASK COVERS IL yds square, $500 quality 7oS
TAPESTRY COVERED PILLOWS "a in, each 30
SILK VELOUR PILLOW TOPS elsewhere 81 so, EACH OO
SATIN PILLOW TOPS, elsewhere oSc, at EACH 70
TAPESTRY SQUARES, "a in, value Ioc. 2oc., each 8
SCREENS
THREEF0LD SCREENS, "a in high, skone filled, EACH ID
THREEFOLD SCREENS aut panels canvas EACH 27S
JAPANESE SLh LAmbfEQuiNS gold embroidery each LAS
LAMBREQUINS, Figured China Silk silk fringe, 21s
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
Household Linens.

FIFTH ANNIVERSARY SALE
TABLE CLOTHS; Damask pattern Table Cloths in
sizes; regular price for 2yd. size is Sl.Oo; reg
ular price for 1-2yd. size is $1.3o; regular price
for Sgd. size is S1.69.
Your choice of any size at the special
Anniversary Price of
NAPKINS-500 dozen all-linen silver bleached
Napkins; Anniversary Price per dozen,
TOWELS-Huck Towels, Damask Towels and
Turkish Towels; values up to 19c.;
Anniversary Price, each,
TOWELLINGS-SO0 pieces Linen Check Glass
Towellings; Special Anniversary Price, per yard,
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
.Ieather Sooas.
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY SALE,

FIFTH ANNIVERSARY SALE.
GENUINE SEAL CHATELAINE BAGS outside pocket,
saoveed Frame chamos lined with inside pocket regular
value SITS; Anniversary Price, i.
VERY LARGE CHATELAINE BAG, outside pocket, with
elaborate French gray metal frame regular value, SS75i
Anniversary Prce, 2.
DRESS SUIT CASES.
24nch DRESS SUIT CASES. color, linen lined.
with linen shirt pocket lock and catches tu depth
Anniversary PTce, s.
Very heavy cowhide DRESS SUIT CASES, in rch brown
COLOR 2inch linen lined pocket; best brass lock
and catches this is equal to sold elsewhere at
$3.50; Anniversary Price, A.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
Wens FaW CLOTHING.
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY SALE.

FIFTH ANNIVERSARY SALE.
The coming week should exceed ali sales records Of
Mems and Young Mems Clothing Departments
Dressy who have sharply defined ideas to personal
attire will in the assortments multitude OF new
fancies shown anywhere else at such low prices
MEMS ALL-WOOL BLACK CHEVIOT SUIT,
single or double breasted cut coat, lined with mo-
hair SERGE well tailored and good fitting, full $3.50
value; Anniversary Price, 600
MEMS THROUGH AND THROUGH ALL WOR-
STED FAST INDIGO BLUE SERGE SUITS, full
winter weight, richly lined and well tailored
throughout, regular $1,000 value
Anniversary Price, $50
MEMS TOP COATS
Mems stylish fall weight TOP COATS, in the
newest shades, in coverts and whipcords, the
swell box coat designs in short and longer lengths,
fine Farmer satin lining, silk sleeve lining, $40
value; Anniversary Price, $50
BOYS CLOTHING.
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY SALE.
Good, stylish, woollen clothing perfectly tailored and
devoid of all crudity of workmanshpprced in fashion
that makes parents eager here again. These An
niversary Specials:
BOYS SAILOR BLOUSE SUITS, fine grade blue
Thbet Cloth, full sailor collars, plain trim
med in soutache of all shades, for boys to II
years, full s.. .25 values; Anniversary Price, LIS
BOYS FINE ALL-WORSTED FAST INDIGO
BLUE SERGE SAILOR BLOUSE SUITS, proper
winter weight, collars plain trimmed with silk
soutache, full, regular made, with finished seams,
regular $3oS grade, ages to II;
Anniversary Price, $50
BOYS THREE GARMENT SHORT TROUSERS
SUITS, the man-fashioned suits, with vests, made
of choice woollen fabrics, in black and mixtures,
goodhtting, well lined and properly tailored, sizes
s to 10 years, $500 values; Anniversary Price, 27S
BOYS SHIRT WAISTS.
Fast-colored Percaes and Outing Flannels, made
plated back and front, fitted with patent detach-
able Wristbands, can't-come-of buttons, regular
35c grade; Anniversary Price, 10
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
IN tie Drug Store.

FIFTH ANNIVERSARY SALE.
BELLADONA POROUS PLASTERS,
MANHATTAN EGG SHAMPOO
JOHNSON ANODYNE IMMINENT,
ROACH PEPPER-Kills reaches
ESS PEPSIN+ o.,
WOOD ALCOHOL-Pint bottle, 20c quart,
VIOLET AMMONIA,
PHOSPHATE SODA, h. pkg,
PEROXIDE HYDROGEN, MALLINCKRODTS, IA ID. bottle,
PAREGORIc, PEPPERMINT OR JAMAICA GINGER, flask,
each
LIEBIG'S BEEF IRON AND WINE with COCOA,
DENTAL FOAM for the teeth
GOODYEAR 2-QT. FOUNTAIN SYRINGE, wood box, hard
rubber pipes,
MEDICINAL ATOMIZER,
CRADDOCK'S INDICATED BLUE SOAP cake
WITCH HAZEL SOAP, cake,
FLORODORA and SAN TOY-Two Handkerchief Ex-
tracts, very fine; regular SOC. per bottle,
Imported West BAY RUM pit bottle,
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
FIFTH ANNIVERSAR

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New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
G,pot Rxg WaIues.

FIFTH ANNIVERSARY
Although big Store the Third
bargains, but
notable
indicate what excellent advantage
the Big Store:
BRUSSELS RUGS, complete range patterns;
Anniversary Prices follows: S.3x10.o
1850 1880
RUGS quality made Oriental
Anniversary Prices follows 36xo3
AS 2.o5
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
RlcucIes.

FIFTH ANNIVERSARY SALE
TRUSS FRAME FoWLERs at g. Z.5-A Sensation.
Mems sizes only, ard royalty good bargains, with the
crisp, bracing air of golden Autumn days yet enjoy
And they'll sell in hurry at the price O zS
name, Ss -
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
No1xons.
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY SALE.

COMFORT HOSE SUPPORTERS,
holds down front Of corset, two
and four straps, all colors, pr,
RENAISSANCE TERMS,
Squares, Is to p inches, also Col
lars, Curtain Borders and Barb
Ties, assorted designs, each,
RENAISSANCE BRAID, linen,
different widths, pc. of 80 yds.,
DUCHESS BRAID, different pat
terms, doz. yds.,
Black and Colored HERCULES
DRESS BRAIDS, IL to 1 inch
wide; yard,
to 2 IL inch wide; a yard, S
Fancy Enamel SHIRT-WAIST
BUTTONS, in all the newest COM
binations: dozen,
PEARL BUTTONS, 10 to "a line,
one dozen on card,
See the ROSALIND LONG-WAIST
ADJUSTER, making that desirable
long-waist effect, now being de-
monstrated in our notion depart
ment; black or silver color,
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
K?gA~S>nAe Cigars

FIFTH ANNIVERSARY SALE
100000 Fine Cigars at the Most Re-
markable Prices in the Trades History.
Do you love the rich, aromatic flavor cigars? Do
the lazy floating rngets bring of easy satisac
ton? What man would refuse to buy superior cigars
when he can get them for little money during this
sae2 What greater inducements in cigars be offered
than those which follow ?
IMPORTED MANUEL GARCIA conchas Selectos of so,
Anniversary Price, 4. IS
PREMORA KEY WEST, clear Havana, Cuban made, Sala-
mander size, box So $50 value Price
MANHATTAN finest quality, clear Havana, Cuban made,
Conchas Bouquet, box of So Anniversary Price, 8. 90
FLOR DE JULIANA Sumata wrapper fine long Havana
filler, Favontas, box of so, Anniversary Price, 2.0S
LA SIMPATlCA-Cear Havana, Cuban made, Puranos box
of so, Anniversary Price, 4 Is
LIBERTY COUNCIL, Plantation size Is "a inch, made partly
Of Mexican tobacco, box of 50 Anniversary Price, Z 90
GENERAL SCOTT Sumatra wrapper Rohschilds box of So
Anniversary Price, LIS
GEORGE w. CHILDs AND cREMo CIGARS; box of So
Anniversary Price l. go
LUcKES IMPORT SC CIGAR box of So Anniversary Price, LIS
KEY WEST EXTRAS, box of so, Anniversary Price, 90
LUCKES ROLLED CIGAR, box of 50, Anniversary Price, IS
MAIL ORDERS FILLED
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22

CORTICELLI, 100-yd. colored and
black spool silk, doz., oS
KERR'S LUSTRE TWIST, 4oo-yd.
spools, spool, 1O
DE LONG HOOKS AND EYES,
black and white, dozen on card,
at
wOMEN's WAIST FORMS, size
81 to 40, each, 29
IVORY TIP DRESS STAYS, all
sizes and colors, doz., 5
BASTING COTTON, white, 500
yds. on spool, a doz. spools for 29
Selected WHALEBONE, 36 inches
long, $40 wide, gross, $3.50;
doz., co
SEWING COTTON, 7o0-yd. spools,
a dozen, IL
BONE CASING, o-yd. pieces, all
colors, silk stitched, PC, 5
Lightweight DRESS SHIELDS,
size 3, or S, apr,
Colored Velveteen SKIRT BIND
ING, brush edge, yd., s
Black and colored BRUSH BIND
ING -, S