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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19
c,,arsea with the betrayal of Lizzie May

formerly q DanVille 81rl-
The Danvile Light Infantry tonight
decided to attend the Buffalo Exposition.
Walter Billings died suddenly Sunday
night near Mount Cross. He was tray
cling insurance agent, with headquarters
at Knoxville. Tenn.
A strike occurred in the Danville knit
ting mills Saturday evening, but was
settled early this morning by the opera
tors receiving the wages which they
demanded The difficulty was due to
n change in the system Of pay, the mills
deciding on payment by the dozen hose
instead Of paying by the day as hereto
fore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19
FIRE IN MIDDLEsEX.
Fine Barn, Stock and. Implements
Burned.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Times,

ISpFcs9I DISPdteH To TIC 'F1e''1
STORMOET. VA. March ia very de-
structive fire broke out in Mr.. Calvin
Bristow's barns on Sunday morning at
quarter past two. in twenty minutes two
large barns. a carriage house and an ice
house, four fine mules, four jersey COWS
and two calves were enveloped in flames.
Mr.. Rristow was aroused by the kicking
of his horses and ran in his night clothes
and ouened one door to let two OF them
out, one very badly burned. but may re-
cover.
In his attempt to open the door Of
the mule stable hs was badly burned
about the face and was forced to let
them perish in the flames.
A large quantity of farming 1mple-
n,ents. grain and hay We're consumed
causing loss of $1,000. Insurance s3H'
The fire was the work OF an 1hceholarS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19
May Take Revenge.
Especial Dispateh TO The Times. J

Especial DISPATCH TO Tho Tlmcs.J
NORFOLK, VA, March 1I.-DeSpite all
the talk OF Cancellation between the Sea-
board Air Line and the cities of Norfolk
and Portsmouth, it is apparent that re-
venge may be taken upon the Seaboard
should it persist III removing headquart-
ers TO Richmond. If the truckers adhere
to their decision it will cost the Bay Line
to Baltimore over $lUo0,090 a year in
freights. One Norfolk firm, which routes
to competitive points fertilizers the
freights upon which amount to over half
a million yearly. and uses the Seaboard,
declares it will give the business TO other
ines.-Washington Post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19
Frightened the Highwayman.
(spcc !al Dispatch 10 The Times.)

BRISTOL, VA, March 1S.-Dr.
Herr young man who recently came to
Bristol from, Pennsylvania, was sandbag
ged on Sixth Street. only a block from
Main. on Saturday night. He was struck
on the right side of the head and fell
to the sidewalk, but arose so quickly as
to frightcn the highwayman, who fled
and was soon lost TO view in the dark
ness Mr. Herr was not dangerously in
jured, but found it necessary to so TO a
drugstore for an ointment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19
SWANSON AT HOME.
pntsyIyania Will Give Him Delegation in
tie Conventio1
Especial Dispateh 10 The Times,

- 2 =
Especial Dispatch 10 The Tlmcs)
CHATHAM, A., March 1S.-Congress-
man Claude a: Swanson arrived yester-
day and reported Mrs. Swanson's condi-
ton as much improved.
While Mr. Swanson lives here. it may
be said this is almost the home of Mr.
Montague, and it is interesting to note
the expressions of those who assembled
here to-day, it being court day, and an
unusually large crowd was in town.
1t may be truthfully stated that the
young aspirant and faithful representa-
tive of the Fifth District came near re-
cefving an ovation at the hands Of this
large gathering. MIR. Swanson was In
his usual afrable mood and greeted his
constituents in 4 most cordial manner.
Pittsylvania county will. it is believed,
name Swanson delegation, and there
is thought to be little doubt but what
the Fifth District will be for Claude a.
Swanson.
Mr.. Swanson is very sansuinc. He will
leave for Richmond in a day or two.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19
Killed by a Negro.
;,oc;,, D;snatch TO Tho Times \

Especial Dispatch to The Timcs)
BRISTOL, VA. March 1S.-News
of :; killing at Coesurn, Va. was receiv-
ed here Sunday. William Mann, a son of
George Mann, Wise county, was shot
bv a. negro in row on Saturday night. It
has not been learned here what caused
the fatal row.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19
BREACH OF PROMISE POSTPONED
The Coleman. Sanders Case Not Called at
Lancaster Court.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Times.)

Especial Dispatch 10 The Times)
LANCASTER, VA. March 1s.-The at
tendance to-day at Lancaster Court was
very large. The breach Of promise suit
of Miss Gertrude Coleman against n. NJ.
Sanders for $1,000 was not called this
xr.crnink as vas expected, Judge Wright,
who went to mis- home IN IappahHnnoch'
NOT arriving till late IN the afternoon,
The attorneys on both sides were pres
an+ AZ an carr llour, As was the renire
from which ii was expected the jury
would be selected
Miss Coleman. and her mother spent
Sunday at the home OF Sheriff j. n
Chewning ana returned here this morn
ing. Many were greatly disappointed at
the case not being called at the appointed
hour
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Jewels Found.
(Speclai dispatch to The Times

Especial dispatch to The Times.)
LYNCHBURG, VA, March 1S-When
Samuel G.. WinGfield died, Il box of vaiu-
able jewels belonging to his family could
not be found, and the police were called
lpon to help explain the mystery of their
disappearance. To-day the jewels were
found in e private box in a bank vault
in which Mr.. Wingfield had stored the
papers OF an estate OF which he was the
executor.
The wereabouts of the original box is
still unknown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19

The Southern Bell Telephone and Tele-
rapil Company announces that telephone
Communications can be had over it's lines
with Lyncnburg, Va: Danville, Va; Roam
okc, Va: Wakefield, Va: Appomattor,
va: Farmville. Va: Crewe, Va; Salem,
Va; Bedford City. Va: Reidsville n. C.
Charlotte, y. c.; Columbia, S. c.
Tor further particulars inquire at the
Public Pay Station and at Managers office,
No. Ell East Main Street.
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19

Goodwin resid es. was entirely cons
sumed by fire about O'Clock vest orday
afternoon. and all butsa very fewsofS the
household goods were also burned. rte
are originated from defective ti,1e. The
#1oss estimated is from 81 500 to 50 600.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19
= HOifIiIBIiE7 OIITREEaE

..of large cores on my little daughters
head developed into a case of scald head,
writes c. d. Isbill, OF Morganton. Tenn
but Bucklen's Arnica saIve completely
cured her. It's q guaranteed cure for
Eczema, letter. Salt Rheun. pimpIes.
Sores, Ulcers and Piles Only IS cents at
ovens & Minor Drug Cos
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19
COLLISION At lNMAN.
An EIeyen.Year.Old Boy Killed and Brake
mans Arm Cut Off.
Especial Dispatch to The Times. J

Especial Dispatch to The Iines.}
BRISTOL, TENN, March 1S.-An en-
CINE collided with some cars at lnman.
Va, due to a dense cloud OF smoke from
the coke plant there. THOMAS virgin.
the 11-yesr-old son of Superintendent
Virgin. Of the coke plant, was scalded
to DEATH A white brakeman named Hale
had his right arm crushed off near the
shoulder. Young Virgins remains Will
be shipped to Johnstown, Penn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19
On. GREENE's NEhuURA
Ovegseozsaes Spring Weakness.

Dr. Greene's Nervura cures nervous exhaus-
ton, spring debility dyspepsia, weakness, despon-
dency, kidney and liver complaints. insomnia,
and all OF the various ills arising from weak
nerves and impure blood. It makes weak people
strong, and sick and run down people we'll.
Mrs G. S. COBB 1874 Smith ST, Providence, R. l., says
For Eve years had been troubled with indigestion
kidney and liver trouble severe nervous hsadaches and
stomach Sometimes for three weeks at time could
take nourishnent but lime water and milk. l Lost
forty pounds. In feet completely Frustrated
commenced using Dr. Greenes Nervura blood and
remedy and the change which took place wonderful
The terrible cn pains through my head and shoulders
food anything without the slightest distress
Of any kind The kidney and liver trouble has left me, and
in fact my friends are surprised at my wonderful cure
De. Greene, IS w. 18th ST., New York City,
is the 1.sost Successful specialist IN curing ner-
vous ard chronic diseases. He has remedies for
all forms of disease, and will give free coz
sulsation and advice, personally OF by letter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19
Took French Leave.
Especial Dispatch to trhe Tir

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
BRISTOL. Va, March 1s.s-T.
H. Kyle. who was merchandising at Big
Stone Gap until a few days ago, dispos-
ed OF his stock of goods at about GO cents
on the dollar and left the place with
over 5000 in pocket. Kyle is. supposed
to have started for Honduras. He was
last heard of in Chicago. His liabilities
aggregate about s5,cGp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19
TRIAL OF w. A BERRY.
Witnesses Coming from Dan'ille to testify.
Strike OuickIy SETTLED.

Especial Dispatch 10 Tho Times.)
DANvILLG. VA. March 1S.~A dozen
mr. more witnesses left this CITY to-day
at III. States expense 10 attend the trial
in Richmond of William a Berry,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19
Eighteen Years for Murder.
Dispatc,; to The Times

Especial Dispute to The Timcs.)
TARMVILLE VA. March 1S.-ln
Prince Edward County Court to-day,
John Allen was sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary for eighteen years for the muir
der of his brother. Major Allen, near
Prospect last January. On the first bal
lot five or the jury were in favor of
hanging.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19
woHn1NG :4 HOURS ADas.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19
posToFFIcE ROBBERY.

Colored Boy Carries on Systematic Thefts
for Some Time.
Especial Dispatch TO The Times}
GOLDSBORO, \. c.. March iS.-An-
drew c.. Alexander. a mulatto. is years
Of age. ali attache Of the postoff1ce here,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19

A Pleasant Duty.-:'When I know any
thing worthy of recommendation. con-
slider it my duty to tell it, says Rev.
James Murdoch. of Hamburg, Pa. DIR
Agnews Catarrhal Powder has cured me
of Catarrh of five years standing. It is
certainly magical in it's effect. The first
application benefited me in five minutes
II. Sold by Polk Miller Drug Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19

- Il <
Mrs. j. J. Yousr. 14e So saugamore ST, Chicago,
Ill. says:
from the Of Dr. Greene' NarvhIa blood and nerve
remedy. honestly in critical condition took
OF the Nervurs through my husbands advice as it
did him good had pains II my head at times and also
in my left side and troubled with my heart Now
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named ailments The first bottle that took made me feel
BETTER and after using the third bottle completely
cured Words cannot express my gratitude for the good
have derived from the Of Dr. Greees Nervura blood
and nerve remedy.
Mother Earth cleanses and pari6es herself and
garbs herself anew in dainty freshness and in
rich, new life and beauty in the spring.
Thus should man and woman be.
Thus will Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and
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nerves and purihes the blood-throws back the
shoulders, gives new life and energies, and vi
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would keep its health intact by the use of this
precious discovery, the life of the race would be
indefinitely prolonged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19

National Convention of f2pworth League,
at San Francisco, July istli-e1st.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19

International Christian E,ndeavor Co,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19
SPECIAL CONVENTION RATES
Via Chesapeake and Ohio Ho,,to

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To Cnited Confederate Veteran Re-
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For selling dates. limits, extension Of
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vention,; also colonists rates to tactic
Coast States. and through rates TO any
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19

Triennial Conclaye of Knights Tenn
plar. al Louisville, August 2,tl-Seti.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-25
MIR. ANDERSON,s PLANS
VIII Prosecute Charles Williams Be
fore ReinQuishinE Office

Before starting on brief business trim
to New York last evening Mr. Thomas H.
Anderson, United States attorney for the
District Of Columbia, who has been named
to succeed Justice c. c. Cole as a member
OF the bench Of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia. announced that he
will not relinquish the office Of United
States attorney until the trial of Charles
Williams, colored, indicted for murder,
SHALL be concluded. This is the only homi-
eide case remaining on the docket, and
Mr. Anderson desires to dispose of it be-
fore he relinquishes his present office. He
will personally prosecute the case, which
Is set for trial before Justice Barnard. in
Criminal Court No. l, next Monday. There
Iore, Mr.. Anderson will not assume his
duties as a judge before the latter part Of
next week at the earliest
1t is charged that early the morning Of
March 81 last Williams, who had been liv-
Ing In house 102 18th street southeast, con-
Quoted by Mary V. Brown, colored, entered
the fifth precinct station and reported her
death, saying there were bruises and blood
on her body and that she had probably
fallen down the stairs while going to post
letter. Later. it is said. he confessed he
had struck the woman with a club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-25

trict of Columbia Infantry, Spanish Ameri-
can war; first lieutenant 27th Infantry,
United States Volunteers
Conant Butterick, sergeant ma ior, sth
Infantry: first lieutenant, 4Gth Infantry
United States Volunteers
James Longstreet, second lieutenant
Battery a, Georgia Artillery. Spanish
American war; first lieutenant. 9th United
States Infantry: captain, 10Th Infantry
United States Volunteers
Joseph Y. kUZnik, quartermaster ser
seant, Troop x, 18th Cavalry.
Edward Davis. second lieutenant, 1st ILL
nois Infantry, Spanish-American war: cap
tain. SD Infantry, United States Volun-
teerS.
John F. Mccarthy. quartermaster SER
geant, I'd United States Infantry: second
lieutenant, 35th Infantry, United States
Volunteers
Carl c. Jones, sergeant, 51st Iowa Volun-
teers. Spanish-American war; second lieu
tenant; 18th Volunteer Cavalry.
Frank ". Eckers, captain, 5oth Iowa In
fantry, SpanishAmerican war; captain,
S2d Infantry. United States Volunteers.
Fred. W. Bugbee, private, Troop A, LIST
United States Cavalry, Spanish American
war; second lieutenant, 40th Infantry,
United States Volunteers
Charles II. Morrow, first lieutenant 1st
Kentucky Infantry. Spanish-American war:
first lieutenant, Attn Infantry, United
States Volunteers
Frederic G. Kellond. corporal, E, LIST Ken
lucky lHldHlES, SpdlllS1l-talfieTlCdn war,
second lieutenant 45th Infantry. United
States Volunteers.
Edward W. Terry. captain, LIST Louisiana
Infantry, Spanish-Amercan war; captain,
4Ith Infantry, United States Volunteers.
E. s. Broussard, captain, I'd United States
Volunteer Infantry, Spanish-American war
Thomas w. Brown, sergeant, LIST United
States Artillery.
Joseph w. Lacour. acting hospital stew
ard. regular army; second lieutenant, 9th
Infantry. United States Volunteers.
Charles l.. Lanham, first lieutenant, list
District of Columbia Infantry Spanish
American war; first lieutenant, 18th Vol
unteer Cavalry.
James E. Abbott, sergeant. Signal Corps
second lieutenant, 42d Infantry United
States Volunteers
fantry, United States Volunteers
Carl l.. Stone, second lieutenant, 18th
Minnesota Infantry. Spanish-American
war; captain, Seth Infantry, United States
Volunteers.
A B. Coke, first lieutenant quartermas-
ter, 14th Minnesota Infantry, Spanish
American war; first lieutenant, seth In
fantry, United States Volunteers
otto w. Rethorst. sergeant, Company II,
goth Kansas Infantry, Spanish-American
var var; second lisSeehant, 11th Volunteer
Augustus Dannemller private, sth Ohio
Infantry, Spanish-American war
William 8. Mapes, major, I'd Nebraska
Infantry, Spanish-American war; first lieu
tenant, SD Infantry, United States volun-
teers
NJ. H. Barry, quartermaster sergeant, 1st
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BODY NOT IDENTIFIED.
Inquest Over Remains of Unknown
Man at GunstOn, Va

Inquest Over Remains of Unknown
Man at GunstOn, Va.
Harbormaster Sutton, in company with
Detective McNamee and Morguemaster
6choenberger, left this morning on the po-
lice boat Vigilant for Gunston, Va, near
which place the remains of an unknown ell
derby white man were caught in a fisher
mans net Tuesday morning, for the pur-
pose Of identifying the remains, II possible
From the appearance Of the body 1t was
thought It had lain in the water for about
month, as all the skin Of the face was
gone. Nothing was found on The body that
gave any information as to the identity of
the dead man. He was feet 10 inches in
height and had dark gray hair. When
found there was no coat with the remains
but there was on the body a black diago-
nal vest, trousers of a narrow stripe,
white shirt, No. 10; two undershirts, one
red flannel the other white gauze, and
black congress CATERS. The initial Up"
was found worked in black silk on his
handkerchief, similar mark being also on
the lining of the vest. There was also a
laundry mark, 500, on the collar
The teeth Of the dead man will most
likely afford the best opportunity Of identi-
fication IN the future investigation. the
third to the right Of the upper Jaw having
been broken and filled With gold. The sec
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ond tooth had a gold front and side and
some of the lower teeth were also filled
with the same material.
Morguemaster Schoenberger is of the
opinion that the remains are those of
suicide. Magistrate Chapman held an in
quest at 8 o'clock. the result being it is
understood, verdict of death from un-
known cause.
On the way down the river the Vigila MT
stopped at Alexandria for Lieutenant Smit h
and Officer Dean of that city, it being
thought possible that the body might be
that of Don c. Hurley, the Baltimore and
Ohio railway freight agent, who has been
missing from Alexandra for about a week
They stated, however, that there was no
resemblance between the two, so far as
they could Judge from the appearance OF
the dead man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-25
44th Infantry,

Cavalry: first lieutenant 44th Infantry
United States Volunteers.
Allan Lindsay Briggs. private, Troop B.
LIST Cavalry; second lieutenant, 47th Infant
~, United States Volunteers.
Adelbert w. Cogswell. captain, LIST North
Dakota Infantry, Spanish-American war
captain, 45th Infantry. United States Vol
unteerS.
Fred E. Smith, second lieutenant, 1st
North Dakota Infantry, Spanish American
war; first lieutenant, 18th Infantry, United
States Volunteers.
William A. Austin, private, Company D
9th Infantry; acting hospital steward, Hos
p1tal Corps; second lieutenant 10th Infant
ry, United States Volunteers
George H. Wood, second lieutenant, Sd
ONO infantry, Spanish American war; first
lieutenant, 2Sth Infantry, United States
Volunteers.
Herbert L. Evans, corporal, F, 9Th Ohio
infantry, Spanish American war; first lieu
tenant, 44th Infantry, United States Vol
unteers.
Earl w. Taylor, private, G. 10th Ohio Vol
tnteers, Spanish-American war.
Austin F. Prescott, captain, I'd Oregon In
dantry, Spanish-American war: captain,
ooth infantry, United States Volunteers
John 6. Livingston, captain list Unit ed
states Engineers, Spanish American war:
captain, 41th Infantry, United States Vol
unteers.
Evan E; Young. second lieutenant, LIST
war; captain, 18th Cavalry.
Charles w. Wadsworth, captain, 9Th
United States Infantry, Spanish American
| war; captain. 41st Infantry, United States
Volunteers.
A. K Baskette, second lieutenant LIST
tennessee Infantry, Spanish-American war:
hrst lieutenant, 37th Infantry, United
states Volunteers.
J. Z. Patton, first lieutenant, list Tennes-
see infantry. Spanish war: fret
lieutenant, 37th Infantry, United States
Volunteers.
Frank Maloney, captain. 9Th United
states infantry, Spanish-Amertcan war:
unteers. WI
Alfred M. Mason, second lieutenant 1st
volunteer Infantry. Spanish-American war:
nrst lieutenant. 26th Infantry, United
states Volunteers
Consuelo A. seoane. sergeant, Troop c,
80 cavalry; second lieutenant, 41st Infan.
try, United States Volunteers Ito be assign
ed to cavalry.
Frederick H. Plummer, second lieutenant
4th virginia Infantry, Spanish Americe n
war; first lieutenant. 9th Infantry. Tnited
| States Volunteers.
william l.. Luhn, first lieutenant and ad :
1utant, LIST Washington Infantry. Spanish
american war; lieutenant colonel, Seth In
fantry. United States Volunteers.
ol1ver p. NJ. Hazard, corporal M lat
washington Infantry, Spanish American
war: first lieutenant 18th Cavalry.
| Husseil i. Hazard. second lieutenant 1st
Washington Infantry, Spanish America
war; captain. 18th Cavalry.
Brady q. Ruttencuttef. LIST lieutenant, list
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1 to 3.

Child's underwaists, Ioc.
Children's muslin twilled underwaists- heav
lily staycd-during this hour will sell for l9c.
Womens underskirts, 900.
lots Of womens sateen underskirts in black
and a variety Of cOlors; to be sold for 39c;
worth twice the price asked
oZ8c. for absorbent bleached hon
eycomb bath towels; size "a bv
46; the kind that usually sells
for 19c.
Table damask, 1oc.
i9c yard for full bleached table damask, in
where for 25c.
I9c. for boys blue wool flannel
knee pants.
15c. for 25c women's tan hose;
full regular made.
I5c. embroideries, nc.
A lot Of very pretty wide embroideries. with
1nsertings to match suitable for trimming
skirts and waists; worth fully 15c; for just
89c. for $1.5o all-over point Ven
ice lace.
Sag for mems $500 mackintoshes
"a very serviceable coat.
zoe. for mems soc. overalls.
Parasols, $I.o5.
we have one lot Of silk parasols; are sam
pies and OF the $500 and $500 kind; as a
special price, $1.95
Window shades, 16c.
Lot OF the best quality Holland window
shades; In all colors: complete with fixtures
ready to hang. for Ice.