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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
Visiting Ylrglnlans Here.

Mr.. 7. X. Holman, of Powhatan eoun-
ty. who is interested in the petersburg
Electric Railway, was in Richmond yes
terda;S. and was registered at New Foro :.
During the day he saw several OF Inc
local gentlemen who are interested IN tue
Petersburg road. =.
The tobacco trade was representa- IN
Richmond yesterday by Mr.. G. g. Drorl-
goo, of Brunswick county a tragsil I1 s
saIesman..for the tobacco house OF r. n.
patterson and Company. Mr.. Dom
COOL was at the New F'erdss.
Mr. w. "A. Rhinehardt. one of:tirsinla
leading contractors. was reslstered, al
Murphy.s yesterday, Mr. Rhtnehardtss
Office it at Stauntor.
AT Murphy's, TOO, was Mr.. sC.- W
Compton. one OF Roanoke's most proTni
r.e5sra tGsre,fs. Mr. = Compton was mere
on private business, and will probably
return to Roanoke tomorrow.
Mr.. CT. Vincent, the member OF the
Constitutional Convention from Emporia
came to the city yesterday to Join again
IN. the work of that body. He has been
at home during the hoiidays..
Other virgfnians registered at the no,
tells were: Mr.. Frank Mosely. Jr;. OF
Radford: Mr.. e c.. Means. of Low Moor
Mr. G. f. Moore. OF Covington. and Mr,
r. L. Parrish. r. of Covinston. ~
at .Murphy's.s Mrs. F.. .Badgett. OF
Farmvillst:. Miss Manson. OF Lunsnbursi
Mr.. F. r. Breyer.. Of Roanoke; Mr.. T.
r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
DAY IN THE POLICE COURT.
Justice CrutchileId Defled Bad Gold aud
Continued OF the Bench.

Although suffering intensely from
cold, Justice Crutchtield. hoarse ana
hardly able. to So eak. stuck TO his bench
yesterday in the Police Court. lmme-
dia,ely after adjournment he was COM
PEELED to retire to his private o1ttce and
ne down The Justice utatS the colo
tightly. but says it is a persistent one
as he has been suffering for some time
from it.
The docket was short yesterday and
possioiy owing to. New 3Yehr resolutions
noe one 'oit INK appeared. This is some
thing like a record in the Police Court
The most important case yesterday was
that of Walter Taylor. a negro who was
picked I'D by the police the night before
in the general round up. He was found
In the vicinity OF Fourth and = Canal
Streets at o'clock and was arrested
He was sent away for four months as a
| suspicious character. This is the neigh
| horhood in which so many robberlss nave
| occurred OF late.
| r.. Dyson, a very small white boy. was
up on the charge of using insulting IAN
guage to little GeneVteVe Elicit, but tiie
case went over until next TUESDAY g
| give little Miss Ellett's father time 70
| produce other boys in court. Emma ray
| ior and Fannie Carter, arraigned on sepa-
| rate charges We're both DISMISSED lor
| lack of prosecution. George Bel was
warned. by the court against harnorlng
/ Ellie Boiling. theTson of iJohnsA. Bodlnsi
| who for some reason objected to the as
| ISOLATION. All the parties are negroes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
HEADQUARTERS NOTES.
Constant Work Of the PoIiss-susp.e:ous
Character Under Arrest.

The police are constant in their active
work at; night throughout the city ir tho
effort 10 stop the petty robberies that
have been going on at Intervals for several
eeks The police in the several districts
are working day and night In order TO
break up the thievery. All persons seen
on. the street after midnight are required
tcs"identify themselves
Officer Maurice Griffin. OF the SecoHd
District. arrested young negro waiter
yesterday as suspicious Character
He gave the name of John Williams. oas
he Is known by the police and others as
John Wells and Tom Johnson
NO specific charge has been placed
against him yet. but he is believed to
have taken a satcIIel from the Alhamors
Hotel and an overcoat from citizen
The overcoat was recovered some days
ago by Detective Wren. and the pawn
broker from whom it was taken was
notified to inform the police when the
man came to redeem IT. Yesterday the
negro went to the pawn shop and pre-
scented the ticket The police were noti-
fed and the arrest followed.
Detectives Gibson and Wren went TO
Sussex county yesterday to testify in the
abduction case of Minnie Smith they
will return to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
LEAGUE CRlTIcIsES.
frohibi!ionis,s Appear TO Want It to Desert
the Dam acratlc Ranks.

The Rev l. A Cutler, Of Louisa coun-
ty, nsailetter recently addressed to the
Rev. c.. Fl. Crawford, Of this city, super
intendent of the Anti-Saloon League. Sc.
verely crit!cises the members OF the
League for their position in the late cleo
tion. Mr.. Cutler is Prohibitionist, and
it appears that his party would have the
League forsake the Democratic party AMI
come out fatty for the abolition OF; the
saloon The League, however. contends
that it can the better accomplish the
object for which it was formed by re-
manning within the ranks Of the dom.-
nant party and working from that point.
BY way OF reply to Mr.. Cutters criti-
c!sm, Mr.. Crawford has the following to
say in the current issue of the Christian
Federation, the organ of the League:
Some temperance people cali the old
political parties "whiskey parties.
They were not originally whiskey
parties. ..They are SO now, only
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04

GOVERNOR HAD
Many CALLERS;
Most Of Them Came to Pay Their.
Respects.
STILL ON; The ANXIOUS SEAT
lneumbsats Of Offices to Re Filled BY
the Executive Have NOT Learned
VIVA. VIII be Their
Fate.
STILL ON The ANXIOUS SEAT

Visitors to the executive Office at the
Capitol yesterday were SO many Gov
erIior Montague .hads.bur little time to
devote TO his olnct1 duties He was on
hand bright and early and found several
persons waiting TO Interview HIM.
Most. Of his visitors. sl,nply came TO
pay their respects, while a few called
to pr, sent The claims Of candidates for
Office At times there were fully score
of gentlemen waiting In the office of the
private secretary;t to ste the Executive
Governor Montague has made no ap-
pointments other than those OF private
secretary and executive clerk. 1t is not
known when he will give away the other
plums at his disposal.
+: The only official act Of the Governor
was to sign the commission OF notary
The Governor is already being overrun
with applications for pardons. Many con-
victs whose applications were rejecteu
by GoyernornTyler are appealing. or VIII
appeal, to the new Executive. 1t will
probably be several days before the Gov
ernor will find time to pay any atten-
ton to applications for pardons except
in emergency cases
nc, WELCOME THEM.
Mr.. C. z. Miller, of Chicago, called In
company with Capt c. w. Westbury to
tell the Governor of the proposed visit
OF the oCok County Democracy to Rich
mond on the 18th of February. The Gov
ernor promised to cooperate with the
City Democracy in extending a welcome
to the! Visitors
AN amended charter of. the Pocohontas
Coal Company was filed in the office of
the Secretary of the CommonWeaith.
It reduces the capital stock to 1900
Secretary Of the Commonwealth Eggle-
ston looks perfectly at home in the cnalr
so long occupied by Hon. Joseph T. Law
less.
How does 1T feel to be Secretary of
the Commonwealth he was asked
'.4Ail right" he replied. but it will
feel better. when payday comes. -
Commissioners of Labor Doherty has not
begun the work Of securing statistics for
his next annual report. He hopes to be
reappointed, but has not been informed
might be labor lost for If he is not re-
appointed his successor might have en-
tirely different ideas as to how the work
should be done.
WANT. TO COME HERE.
Commissioner Ko:ner receives letters
from many places, chiefly at the North
inouring about farm lands in this State.
1t looks very much as if there would be
many farmers to settle in Virginia in the
next year. In this connection 1t Will be
interesting to note that a Mfr. May, of
North Dakota, is in the city. with a view
to establishing a land agency here he
says that many farmers in the North
west could be induced to come to Viz
ginia. to reside Fs4.z5,e
one Of the last official acts of Governor
TYLER was the issuance of a commission
, as notary pubic for Norfolk city to Ma
| Tor 8. Heth Tyler, his son. The Major
| Is to practice law in Norfolk after a. trip
to Cuba, which he is now enjoying.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
NEW YEARS SERVICE.
One to Be Held at Groye-Aveaue To-Morrow.
Religious Notes.

RELIGIOUS HcteS.
A special New Years service will be
held tomorrow morning at the Grove
Avenue Baptist Church. The New Year
sermon will be delivered by the Rev. w.
IL. Whitsitt, d. D.. Of Richmond College.
AT the evening service. at o'clock, the
pastor. the Rev. ]. B. Hawthorne, d. u.
will preach HIS subject will be The
Divine Amounting.
The Rev. F. w Troy will preach in the
morning at the Marshall-Street Christian
Church on Gods Wondrous Provision
for the Suffering and at F. NJ on
s.Does It Pay to Be a Christian?'
Tho usual services will be conducted
at the Paramount Methodist Church by
tho Rev u. o. Babcock. He will preach
in the morning on 1.-THE End Of Time,
and In the evening on Christian
Growth There wall be a communion
service at the morning hour.
Union communion services will be held
Tomorrow night in the Third Preshyte-
rian Church and in Hoge Memorial. In
the former service the First Church
Grace Street and Westminster will unite.
AT Hoge Memorial the Second Church
the Church OF the Covenant and Mizpah
will unite. DR.. Russell Cecil will preach.
The week Of prayer in Richmond will
begin next week. Services will be held
as follows:
Monday: Night--At the Second Church.
s.The Vision of God in Christ"
Tuesday Night-At Grace-Street. Our
Il Nation"
THURSDAY Night-A. the First Church,
eonr Churches.
THURSDAY Night AT Westminster
Church. christian Missions.
Friday Night-At the Church Of the
! Covenant. t.The Family and School"
ThefRev. "A! DIP. Gilmour. son Of Mr..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. of-this city. has been
Installed as pastor of the Windscr-Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church in Bristol
Bishop Gibson viii hold confirmation
service tomorrow at the church at Bar
" The Rev. Allan Greaves has taken UP
missionary work in the. Diocese Of Vir-
sinia. He Is stationed at Ivy. Alhemarle
county.
resident in the Diocese OF Lexington
Who removed to the South for his health
has % Tar recovered as to be able {
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04

. g.. s..,s -ES.Et. -.
in the ringscan be plainly seen by every
one in the house. =:
Some time ago the plans for the IN
terror of athe Auditorium We're drawn by
Messrs. holland and Baskerville, archi-
tects, and accepted ty the Horse shoy
Association. The interior of the Audi ltli
ttoriuns WILDE changed .entirely from its
present ( appearance: The present gal
leries swilIsbe removed and the seats VII WI
rise from the ring as in the form Of an
amphitheatre. * Y ! s. So =
The entire changes are to be made
with the general idea Of q ffording the
spectator the. best opportunity possible
Of seeing the ring: s. $3.50 -
ed to Mr.. Fritz sitterding, and the cost 81
Of the remedelling will be in the neigh
borhood of IS. 600 The work Is Is. ossR g
completed by summer: The exterior VIII y
not be materially. changed. ...sf.ss55
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
REPORT WAS ERRONEOUS.
1t Was Said That There Was More High
Water Coming = Federal Laws

A report was circulated to some extent
yesterday that the Weather Bureau had
issued flood warnings, and that another
big freshet might be expected. Several
persons became excited over the matter.
and began phoning around to discover III
the report was true.
Section Director Evans was seen yester-
day. and declared enarhatically that he
had issued no flood warnings whatever.
He expected no more high water al this
time The persons who put the report
into circulation may possibly have thought
it a good joke, but it was far from being
so. There are severe Federal laws against
this very thing, and if discovered, the
person starting such false rumors will be
made to feel them. =.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
LOOK FOR LARGE RECEIPTS.
Lo, Of Too,eco Expected Here Next WesS
Tobacco TENS.

Great quantities OF loose TOBACCO are
arnected into Richmond next week, att.
LIZ t4,e. breaks look for large sales ana
tis,s ,rices The recent favorable seasons
have given the farmers a splendid op.
nortunity 10 strip large quan'lty o.
tobacco. The sales since the hoilaaqs
have. been Indifferent SO fnr. Thare was
practically, no loose tobacco s,:od ~ ~ Wat ym
yesterday. The prices leeeisso -.
was put up were ordinary,
.Dr SIaida. of Japan. who is II. this coan-
st,,syins American tobacco methods,
was in the city yesterda ".
Mr. ". J.. Be"hta. Of winston ~ e;
NJ . q. Darlington. of Danviller, and
Dua s.s n q The ETY. Phursdag
No.. has been received here OF the
,.,fsre: ort OF the ManufactuEer's Fobae-
sc. e'orpany, of Louisville. Ky. TO the
Eont,nentaI Tobacco Company
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
Special Jacket and
Cape RaTa!a!ns.

Slac and = zoo La-',e,s fc: $50
S75C and 500 Capes. tot s:&s
Our buyer is in New York and
he's just shipped US a consignment
of Jackets and Capes that he has
picked up at about half price.
They're all in the latest style and
strictly new goods.
Manufacturers of course want to
close out, as their season is about
over.
We have just 81 Jackets that sold
all season at $40 and $12 that we're
offering Friday at S6.48.
They comprise Black Curly Cheviots, Blacl!
Broadcloth, and Kerseys, in TAM, castor and
blue,
One of the very best things Of the
season is a Black Jersey Cloth Cape
that we're going to sell on Friday
for 81 48.
We couldn't have sold it for less than $50
or $500.
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NOT TO BE SOLD.
ssat.m.nt Made Tina, Sale OF Temple Is MOI
Considered.

The statement is made authoritatiyeig
that the Grand Lodge of Virginia has no
intention whatsoever OF disposins OF the
Masonic Temple. on West Broad STREET.
sold apparently arose from a change in
the system of controlling It.
Since the property was eoQgne SOM
ciation. it has been held and managed
by the grand. officers of the Lodge. the
local officers forming a subcommittee IN
direct control of the building. It was de-
feruined. however. to change this sys-
tenn and to appoint u standing COMMITTEES
on property which viii perforrn the work
heretofore imposed upon the grand OF
for the appointment OF this committee.
The following were selected: Major Sol.
Cutci1ins. chairman; Mr.. Ernest Williams
aJexsnSriat and DR.. j. W. Eggfeston. OF
this city One member remains yet to
be appointed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04

in the sense that men who favor
the liquor tlattlc use them as 5theli ;ls anls5
And Christian men have allowed them
to do so. Would it. not be better: for
Christian men to use the old parties as
their agents to- advance the cause OF
temperance? Being in the majority, we
can do it. This Is what the Anti-Saloon
League, proposes; to do-in fact, has all
ready done to good purpose in some
States. But the Virginia League has
only been organized ten months. VIII
not our friends in the Prohibition party
give us little time and a rair chance,
before criticising us too sharply ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
j Opposes til Increase.

Dr. James. p Smith, editor of:the Cen Cen.
ira, Presbyterian. and a COME derate vet
.erans himself, has an article in his paper
this week opposing any, further increase
OF appropriation for the veteran soldiers der
Of the COME deracy: !.
Though EXPRESSING the to pro f. 3, st
WIZ hnre 81 rms !; forsthe defence of the
South III, ana the belief thai. the Confederate
Organizations, by all m cans. should be
the shield and protection OF the worthy
trail Pres vterian. issues the warning tina t
State pens ons are periious: both to the
pensioners and to thee community.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
Bed Spreads.

ssiere ,...ey conc Ill sea3y for tie
great January sale.
The pencils been at work here
on the price tags. but they'll mea-
sure UP to the advertisement In
>very:way.
Extra fine quality White Bed Spreads,
all Marseies designs, and the largest
size made, good $500 value, for sl,4S.
Heavy Crochet Bed Spreads, Marseilles
designs, extra large size, hemmed ready
for use, good value, S1.oO.
Extra good quality Crochet Spreads,
Marseilies designs, size 72x7S inches 75c.
Crochet Spreads, for single beds. good
quality ',,s tog ssSs sy
Marseilles Spreads, heavy raised
floral designs, extra large size; ready
hemme6, cadrz good value, for
$3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
!. Transfers of Property.

+ Richmond: Hannah Burton's trustee to
Granite Building Company. "a s-12 feet
on west side First Street. 1es 4-12 feet
south Of Charity Street. in consideration
!. Of IS and the cancellation Of a lien on said
property.
George Huudertmark and wife to Nora
b. Newell, 80 feet on south side Park
Avenue, southeast corner Plum Street,
$4,000. s.
Charles l. seigel to Grace B. seigel. Is
feet on north side Main. Street. g 2-12 feet
east Of Third Street, subject to deed 81
trust for 81 800 ST.
HenHeo: Hugh Denoon to John ash
ington Hughes is feet on west side Thir-
ty-second Street s6 feet from N Street,
$500 !.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
H7l2ler &C RhoQas.
N1122ez &C RAouas.
zZ:2,'2'sr C RAoaas.
our January Sale 81 White Goods
BEGINS TO-DAY SATURDAY. THE 4TH,
des Under Muslins. Infants White Wear Embrolderes,
i, Housekeepers Linens, and Bedding
)AY. (SATURDAY) The 4TH,
BEGINS TODAY

TINS SAFE
the
Of
goods has Deen ~
leofn
dn
New 4
quality underwear aPes
IoWehng
Cloths Housekeeping Linen OF any
esandnot cutto
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
.fNeWsl1nsthe County.

Henrico county In some sections is sis1-s
tested with pedd lersl many OF wnoma are
without licenses The count officials:
have. started out to break up the thinE,s
and several arrests will be made SHORTLY
a man named y acob lhsW Wis was before
Squire 81 Ehomas yesterday As 1losrning,.
charged with ped dlin The case.w 9 g I
~ ntinued. Lewis: WAS admitted a TO- bail
j AZ deed of bargain and sale vas fled
Hns the CLERK s otnc Iof: the 20 ounty curt
terday. bys Annfesld sEhelhurne.str trustee,
for her child rem, conveyinS to-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
GI. r. Offers Installed.

Thesncwly-slected officers OF Phil ksaE-
,eys post e. a. r.. and Phil kearneg
Wornan,s Relief Corps, were lnstaii ,st,
THURSDAY evening at their ha!!. No NO. 'es
East Broad Street.
The installation services over, sumpt.
uo,1s collation., furnished by the isistles OF
the Woman's Relief CORPS, was srsasiS
Gsntai, = H. Osborne is the new COM
nand;sr' Of phi 7Kearney Post: and Mrs
Wsrsis SNYDER the new president OF the
woraan's Relief Corps.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
Club VIII Haye q Smoker.

In connection with the snnaal meeting
,f ne virginia Club. which viii be held
~ the club-ho the old Van Lew piace.
an church HiII. next Tuesday evening.
viii be an entertainment and smoker for
the club members and their friends
At the meeting OF the club there VIM
ia held the regular election of Offices.
ard then will follow the entertainment.
rs Is believed this annual meeting will
bring out the full memhershin OF The club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
HORSE SHOW FOR FIVE YEARS.
important Contract TO Sc slgu.d To-day.

Important Contract to Be Slgued To-day.
improvements at auditorium.
For the next FIVE years at least Rich
mond is to have a Horse Show. Thou
sands who enjoyed the splendid hibi-
ton of last year will be delighted at this
pieceSof news. e ~ $3.50 1.
The Horse Show. tAssocia ton will sign
flye-year contract with the owners OF
the Auditorium. to-day, and s improve
nerts will be made in the building which
will render it most admira ble2place for
the purpose for which It is intended.
There will be : seventy-nve boxes. OF
which thirty-hve have already been sold
to outside parties he bull ding viii
seat ten thousand persons. and it. N
be so arranged that what Is taking place
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
MURPHY''S HOTEL CHANGES.
improvements in the Office Make Decided
Difference.

--ey4t
Difference.
In line with the recent improvement
and the new. annex to Niurphy:s Hotel
I it has been found necessary to enlarge
the hotel Office. For this purpose some
forty more square feet of the foyer have
been taken in for the bookkeeper, and
still further changes will be made. Di-
rect signal wires from the annex will he
run into the hotel office. and there will
be a twisting around Of the furnishings
to make more room for everything.
= AS it will stand when completed the
new. officeawill be nearly twice as large
as the old one. The iletter-rack Will be
turned so as to inclose the ent: Of the
counter, where the. register has been kept
IN the past. and the register will be
placed on the Broad Street side of tho
office. This Improvement mak.s "a
marked difference In the general appear
ance Of the Office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
Masonic .Parauet.

The .annualaba of the Past-Nrss-
sters' Association Masonic organ ization
xofs this city will be held. on January 18th
at the Masonic Temple. The Grafton will
be delivered by Mr. j. Thompson Brown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
Annual Banquet

The annual banquet OF, Division Mol
Of the HI,efnians was held on New Years
Eve night In the Unique Dining Rooms
SNo.s1Hf East Main Street. The ADDRESS.
sofs the occasion was d delivered i by NJ
Samuel L. K Kelley
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
zz11le1 .RAonas.
Ellonas
Embroideries,.
Muslin Unde rWear.
Each table has card showing prie
zof; garments on il.

&C price
Z z5ssE
We're offering special line Of muslin lower
naturally the qualities and styles OF the
examine the gowns readily they're
so much better than the ordinary gowns sold at the
average priced less skinny its appearance
and -, SIS ,5
special generously made and
pa them comfort and tu!ness
when on the especial the
contrasts hem ordinary
cheap gown. i. i, +..s
we have them in all sizes, fit the
chemise drawers petcoats this stock equally well
leland good material as the gowns
finish know hand-aaoe
O. homemade underw
y little cheaper underwear than these special
comparing articles marked between
sinkssout of sight.
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Lace Curtains.

Only few curtain items men
toned to-day, but they're marked
off a little bit for this sale. Shows
how close we sell wheneit's only
possible to reduce them twenty-five
and fifty cents, even, to close out.
Fine Nottingham Lace Curtains, double
thread net, heavy scroll and Brussels
effect borders, plain ard figured centres,
81 and yards long, sold for $500 pair,
this sale $3.50 aPair.:t} ,E
8 different styles of9Scotch and
Madras Weave Lace Curtains, Re
Nuisance and Brussels effects, 8
and 81 yards, Sl.75 and $500
value, for 81. so a. pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04

LIS JuSts COillC AZ di10 1oofAEe @e >A~.
this department as in all the a:hers-
mall profit as is consistent with
Sheetins.
Few items in sheetings reduced
for this sale-some bleached, others
unbleached.
BIeached, 81 inches wide, from 15clto
loc.
Bleached, 21s yards wide, from 1sc to
1215o.
Some unbleached, IA yards
wide, with fine ever thread, that's
been 16c, now 111sc, and another
lot of fine quality unbleached at TIC
that was twenty-five.
Sheets Ready fo1 Use.
Single beds, 1s4x21a yards, 800, were
45c.
Double beds, 2Ax21a yards, 4sc, were
5ec.
Pillow Casing.
45inohes wide, extra heavy. reduced
from I21ac to s$4c.
9Ao from 121sc. :
Ready-Made Pillow Cases, 81
inches wide by 50 inches long,
torn and ironed.
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Miller of Barton Heights, a lot OF land.
witt improvements, fronting 100 feet on
the west line Of Nort4. Avenue. between
kouerts and Wickham Streets.