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NOT TO BLAME.
The Case of Bell Not One o
Marked Suicidal Tendency.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch)
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, Nov. 0.-The
following is an extract Of q resolution
adopted at meeting OF the special board
OF directors Of the Eastern State Hospi-
tai, held here Friday:
suicide, which occurred at this Hospital
on the o1st day OF October last having
tpen brought to the attention OF the
board BY the superintendent, was then
taken up and enqured into. The papers
Of the patient, as well as the testimony
before the INQUEST. were submitted and
read. Drs. southall and Henderson
assistant physicians: Messrs. P. 7. Powell
and william J. Gordon. attendants, and
Mr.. B, w. Bowry. Waterman, were sum
moned before the board and examined
After a careful and full investigation
of all the facts in the case. revealed BY
an examination of the commitment pa
pers In Mr.. Bells case, as wen as nS
an examination Of the said witnesses
tho board ars unanimously OF the op'n
ion that tlli. was not case OF marked
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DAMAGES FOR BLASTING.
Valuable Sulphur Mine Diseov-
cred in Orange.

Especial to The Times ispat cn).
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Nov. e.--Mr.
P. B. Lewis, owner of the Reminston
mill on the Upper Rappahannock River.
has instituted suit for 5000 against w.
]. Oliver & Co., railroad contractors. for
alleged damages to his mill from blasting
rock for double tracking the Southern
Railroad. and for an addition to the
bridge across the Rappahannock. River ae
that point.
A valuable sulphur mine has been dis-
covered on the farm OF Mr.. z. F. Som
mers, in Orange county. Work on the
mine to depth OF fifty feet shows It to
be very rich.
The Warsaw Canning & Picking Com
pany In the Northern Neck, has made an
assignnae nt Of 400 cans OF canned toma-
toes for the benefit Of the creditors who
were the growers OF the vegetables.
Mrs. Lawrence Sanford announces tho
approaching marriage OF her daughter,
Miss Evie Sanford. to Mr.. R. H. Blaydes.
both OF spotsylvania county. The cere-
mony will take placs IN Washington, on
Novembe 18TH
Mr., George II. Warren, son OF Captain
and Mrs. Harry 1.5tWarren. OF .oran1s
county, and formerly resident OF th:s
city. now Of New York. will DO married TO
Miss Annie Leo Alfriend, daughter OF
Mrs. Thomas Alfriend. at the home OF
the bride in Richmond. on November
18th, at $3.50 P. N.
Rev. FRANKLIN w. Kerfoot, who was
married last week at Berryville, to N IS
Louise e. Hardesty. has arrived with his
bride at his home, In Essex county, where
! he Is the pastor Of q Baptist Church,
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MADISON CIRCUIT COURT.
n Interesting and Closely
Fought Damage Suit.
(Special to The Times

Especial to The TimeS-Dispatch.)
MADISON, VA, Nov. o-Judge p. A..
Grimsley closed a special term OF the
Circuit Court here Saturday, which be.
vas adjoYrned over from Saturday tl nG.ou un,
OF the election. Tho whole time of the
court was taken VI. with the damage
suit Of harry B. Chapman vs. G. G:
koontz. There was q goodly array OF
COUNCIL, the plaintiff being repre- scented
by Messrs. Thrift and MCMILLAN and Geo,
l.. Browning, OF this place. and the de.
tendant BY Messrs. GrlmsleX ana go Mile y;
Luray.
The declaration Of the plaintiff charged
that the defendant had committed tres
pas on tract Of land owned BY, her
ages to the extent OF $500. The, trial re,
suited In hung Jury. The principal point
OF controversy in the case was the loca.
ton OF The western line q wnat Is cls
Ing that the land upon which the tres,
pae was committed WAS within thai
line, and the plaintiff claiming that II
was without.
TO on one Robert Oliver In 1875. containing
l.,6O0 acres OF land lying on the Blue
| Ridge Mountain. and extending IRON
Inorntns Gap IN RapP p a'nsr oe eoa ",
border line between Madison and Green,
counties. The cage was fought from
start to finish with vtgor and skill
| that has been rarely seen at the oal
| Of this court. The argument OF tho cusf
consumed all OF Friday, and lne Attnr'
i neys on both sides were very much con
| sra tulated upon their efforts,
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ELECTION POSTPONED.
The Provisions OF the Statute
Were Not Complied With.
Especial to The Times.DiSpa

SALISBURY, N. c.. Nov. s.-The pro-
hibllon fight in this city, W1i H.. WeW o.
holding an election on the 12th lnstant
has grown particularly hot. q srsat su It,,
prise, however, was sprung on tne G!.y J.
Yesterday ai,erneo. at be mass nses
League Messrs. Garland and Walser,
announced that on election cannot ps
legally held on November I'm az nay
been agreed upon and advertised by oosa
sides according to ca! i the adv 0 ' Of
the citv attorney, Mr.. Walter MURPHY.
who is also acting AS editor OF tns
Items" the liquor organ.
The law under which this elscuon must
be held. as explained oy MT. Iar, ,a,,s,
be be Kept open seven days prior to the
election aud must CLOSE on the seG T,..a
Saturday before the same is held. rms
statute has not been compiled ~. WIN I'll, IN
Salisbury. owing to an oversight. I lns
election has theret ;n oe e; orGer that
q. new registration may be taken. the
data must be agreed upon and new
cali issued by the Board OF Aldermen.
About midnight last night ere oes s. =,
swinx Of This place and and gTes tind dam Il,
which the store was located, belonging
IN Dr.. ]. A. Caldwell. Practically none
of the stock of Mr.. Swink was Savsu;
his loss above the insurance belns pia iEs
ing is estimated at less than $1,000.
Harry. the four-year-old son OF the
engineer r. z. Hippard. of Spencer, who
was severely burned Saturday. is IN .
precarious condition and Is not eSneetes
to live The t fre faom mat the homt
when his clothing ignited. burning ons
side from head to foot.
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THEY WAITED ON
BISHOP HENDRIX
BIC Movement to Get Mr.. Wiley
Back-Letters From Gov i,
ernor and Others.

remarkable batch OF letters was pre-
scented to Archbishop Hendrix YESTERDAY
afternoon when the committee IRON the
clersymen, REV. pr. W. v. Tudor ana
Rev. Dr., r, II. Bennett, and the coHH'.e-
tee from the taymen. Colonel soNp -
Branch and MT. G. w. Hardw!ck. wattea
on him to ask that he return Rev, George
II. Wiley for the afth year to the WORK
that has attracted attention ana aam''a7
ton, not only In Virginia. but thTousslou!
the South. It Is UNIQUE and orlslna!
work, begun and built up py MT. WY
for tho betterment Of the poor ana as,
GRADED. ana there has, Of course, besn
no LEGISLATION on such al appolht'neNt-
The aueytion 10 viii the Bishop ylslo "
the influence that is Being exerteo Anu
send MI, Wiley back. Not signed pew
ton, hut individual letters, some ot Hen
LONG and argumentauye, nave SuAe
the Bishop from HIS Excellenny SpSsst!
nor "A. j. Monta que CommonwealtHs ~.
tornsy D. C, richardson. Police J9sloe
John j. crutchfield, the Chief OF Police
and hi, three captains, Captain frank
". Cunningham, Superintendent OF FunF
lie Charities, George B. Davis, TAI. = r.
CatIin, Henry s. Hutzler, John =. Eose.
Rev. James Cannon, Jr. princ'pat o.
Blackstone Female Acauesly! e"1 . ~w.,u.
Ten thousand names In Richmond oouId
have been secured to set forth the no
Bic, grand. charitable and religious woEE
done dtn, by Rev. George H. Wiley in this
city, and especially IN the. dives and
siuuas Of this city ana II the Fscaama,
ton OF tho drunl1ard and fallen women
and tho neglected ehi!dren. ~.
A very rernarlkahle testimonial to tn
wnrth Of Mr.. wiley is contained In the
following letter. which speaks tor itself;
~ have been very much !ntereSted 80!
4hA ~ ~ our Yeara. both e O oitik4p spd
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"A GENERAL S
WIDOW DEAD.
Relief Of Late Confederate Com
mander L. OBJ. Branch,
Killed at Sharpsburg.
COL, BLACKWELL PARALYzED
Tragic Dealt, OF colored Hack
Driver-New Charters to
Manufacturing Concerns.
COL, BLACKWELL PARALYzED
fsp.o,al to The rimes-pispatch.,

(Scecial TO The Iimes-DlspatCh.)
RALEIGH. N. c., Nov. e.-Mrs. L.
oh. Branch. widow OF the famous Con-
federate general killed at the battle OF
sharpsburg. September 18th. 1sa2, died
~ ,,er home here tonight at $50 O'Clock.
She was a daughter OF General w. A
Bloun,, and would have been eishtS-s1S
on December 9Th next
Mrs, Branch retained her mental tacui.
ty perfectly until a few weeks ago. She
oreanized the Ladies Confederate Memo
rial Association here and has taken a
deep interest In the work.
Mrs. Branch is survived by three chill.
aren-ax. CONGRESSMAN W. A Branch.
Mrs II, H., Jones and Mrs. Armistead
Jones. The ,nterment will be here
TRAGIC DEATH.
Bill Stevens, negro hickman here,
met q tragic death Saturday night. He
started driving a one-hors carriage from
st. Mary's School down town. NO one
was in the carriage. The negro was
srnnk and drove at breaknecK speed.
on Salisbury Street he pitched out and
/ crushed his skull on the pavement. ne
vas carried to Rex Hospital and died
There Sunday morning at o'clock.
s Colonel W. T. Blackwell. OF Durham,
was stricken with paralysis yesterday
and Is at deaths door. He Is siSty-four
years OLD; started life as poor boy
anassed a fortune In the tobacco ousi-
ness: then lost 1t all. He was postmaster
of Durham under Cleveland.
NEW CHARTERS.
Two companies were incorporated to-
day IN the Secretary Of states ohce'
namely: The sylvia Mica Mining Com
papy, Of sylvia, jackson county VIII
s25.o0o subscribed capital. The Guilforo
Ice and Fuel Company, OF Greensboro
was also incorporated. with $4,000 pa1d-in
capital-
at Franklinton, has resigned to go on
Z the road as a travelling salesman.
Colonel P. NJ. Pearsall, private secre-
i. tary to Governor Aycock, has returned
Srorna Jones county, where he attended
chs trial OF Affixed Daniels for the MUIR
der Of Senator Simmons father He
saws that proof against the negro was
conclusive, both by circumstant1al evil
dence and his own confession. Daniels
VINO will hang December 7th. is des-
neHate man, without regard for human
life. and has killed one man before this.
There will be two hangings in Jones
county next month. On December list
cyrus Dixon, the white man who muir
dered Weber because the latter mar
RED Dixon's sweetheart. Eva Cannon.
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o,4a sssIMsyseSS*; 3 ao {! :, s SSS"

Tickets sold November 18th. ont way.
81; round trip, limited to ten days Tor re-
turn. Sl2; sstate-rooEn, berth ana Hea4s
on Ola Dominion steamer tneludeo'
ins Richmond atl p. NJ, with parlor car.
connects at Norfolk With Old Dominion
steamer, arriving New York next After
Ret Returning. the old Dominion steamer:
leav1nx New York 8 p, NJ, connects #
Old Point with chssapeake ano Qn!e
last morning train, arriving FehMaad
For other ,u9ornat.sn, state+yoen1 |, ~ n
.on,n, CITATIONS. address W.AQ. WaTtnsn;
Se,st,ses pa ssenssr Agent, G4sSanseks eng
ohio1 R,ilway. RehRend. w {.
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TEST FRANCHISE CASE.
A Writ of Mandamus Against
the CITY Treasurer,
fsnecia| to Tho 'rimes.Dispatcfl

(snecIal to Tho 'Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Nov. o.
Wright Med. Williams. o newspaper re-
mus TO compel tho city treasurer to &C.
cept payment OF the, formers poll tax.
20 that he can qualify TO vote IN next
springs election. -
Williams tax was refused, bec/use his
name was not on the assessment list
turned over to the treasurer BY the COM
missioner OF the revenue,
clause OF the now Constitution:
william Magic has applied TOR an abb
solute> divorce from his VIE, ida Ma
The suit grew ont of board ng-hou se
row, in which Nagle shot Jessie Saske'
several months ago.
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very generally favored by o,uhmsn and
clubwonen. judging by the commons ard
expressions on the, subject head yes or.
bessn taken laokins to to tho reallsa ien II
the plan, It Is anticipated lnat the MATTER
will he take Up at the proper ime ~
the matter brought to the attention OF the
memoerS-
Those now on the rosters Of the exlst!ns
Of a nav consolidated country club, be-
come members without The payment OF
additional initiation fees.
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Charles CITY News.
(Specinl to The TImes-pispnt

Especial to The Tlmes-plspatch'1
MALVERN HILL. NOV. 4-Mr; ana
Mrs, Edward Harrison. of Rlyers'de ,, en- l.
evening. Tho occasion was spent ~ play
Ing pantomine and other games, Refresl'-
ments were served.
Among the guests were Rev. Nale,nnttl ns
Harrson, Mr, and Mrs. Fl, s, Saunders.
Mrs W. Ramsey, OF WestoyeEL and son
Jack; Miss Sally Harrison, MIS- Meae ~,
son sons Miss Sue Rnft e Miss Reasie Clark;
Messrs I'LL Garter. Allen Johnson, MOT
timer Harrlgon, Thomas Clark. 49,
Tho Saving Society and Westover c1p ea
tory and were entertained by Mrs Cor
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HANDSOME SUBSCRIPTION
As North Carolina Farmer Sc
cures His Money in New Way.

Especial to The Times.Dispatcho
GREENSBORO. n. c.. Nov. Sat West
Market Street Fethodist Church yester-
day the congregation in 20 minutes SUB
scribed 81 90 towards the reimbursement
II the bonded indebtedness Of Greensboro
Female Collage, and a canvass is being
made among members to-day with every
prosrect of raising $1,000 before. thu
meeting OF the Western North Carolina
Confsrsnce at High Point. Wednesday.
Mary Wilkinson. the eight.year-old
daughter Of Mr. Ben Wilkinson. was 50
badly burned yesterday by her clothing
catching on fire. died last night from
{ her injuries.
Accomp MED by Chief Office deputy, T.
H. McRary Colonel II, G, Cowles. OF
Statesville, clerk of the United States
Court, left here this morning Tor Wilkes
boro for the purpose OF opening and also
sA1ourning the regular November term
of the United stRes Court there. All the
other court officials. headed by Judge
Royd. are In Asheville. where session
OF the United States Court is now being
held. The Wikesboro court SO far has
nroved a roaring failure or farce,
Mr.. Edward Saunders, OF Pittsboro. was
here Saturday with some cattle, and late
Saturday afternoon made a trade witt
Mr.. E. L. Hudson, the market dealer RS
Il ce!ving for them $751; When Mr.. Hudson
paid the money he cautioned Mr.. Saun'
ders about taking care OF tho money
and was assured that "he knowed how tt
4 40 that" When Mr.. Saunders went tt
feed his horses two accommodating ne
;g eroes Offered to 80 along and help. Mr.
saunders accepted their assistance will
slacr,ty. Going to the loft of Mr.. Hud
sons stables In the dark. the darkies com
planned they could find no hay. Mr.
Saunders climbed UP the ladder to help
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and he had scarcely landed on q GOOD
s,zes nile OF hay before the negroes Jump
"a on him and ru,nmaged his pockets to
Get his money. Mr.. Saunders made Eood
uso of his lungs and just as one man
had clutched his throat, responoIhs
shout came from the outside. when the
robbers sprang down the ladder and es-
caped. The best part OF the this story
is, that one of the thieves was captures
last night and is now in jail. and that
Mr.. Saunders had securely tied his wac,
un be known to the dark.es. In the under
part Of the seat Of his pants. and ne never
lost. a copper. The negro arrested u
Arthur Long. notorious local erook'
His confederate has not set been arrested
but is known.
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Clemson Wants to Play.

The Clemson College football team OF
South Carolina. one OF the strongvst eley-
ems in the South ne ths RHen TytHs g W. ~
sinia in this city before the season ends.
Il is not probable that. they Will meet,
however. Tor Virginia has abou ~ Is
There are three GOOD games sc. .eduled
tor saturday. Novmber zlst. They are
Tniyerslty OF Virginia VI. Carl ,sle, indians
Naval tsIt Academy at Annapolis. and RAM
dolph Macon College VS., Richmond Col
lego in this city, 8
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Miss Hattie Hammond.

WINCHESTER, VA. Nov 9.--A tele-
gram announces tho death in New York
tn-tiay Of Miss Hattie Hammond, former.
~ OF Winchester She was Q, daugnter Of
made q success In literature. Miss
Hammond was sixty-three years old.
ture. Miss Hammond was slxty-three
and IL survived by Two sisters.
Of ct this city, and Mis- Algernon sulli-
van. OF New York, and one brother.
Thomas AZ. Hammond. OF tho west.
Her lemains will be brought mere TOT
hurlnl VIZ.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
A. Boy Accidentally Kills Him
self With His Fathers Gun.
,,acdal "a 4 ne Tlmes.DlspAtch.)

Especial to 7 ne Tlmes-DlspatcH.l
ALEXANDRIA, VA. Nov. ERNEST
Bell, the little nine-year-old son OF M.
lanes Bell, living near Lincolnia. Fair
FAX county, accidentally shot and killed
himself Saturday afternoon. The little
fellow had obtained tposs ession Of 2 dou-
pie-bnrrel shotgun, and was Dragging
Il across the. field near his fathers house.
When it was accidentally discharged. the
load ntering his neck, killing him al
Edward Garter. Il young man .of this
Ing, accidentally discharged It. the bull
let passing through his hand. tnflcung
a. painful wound.
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I Is an oncsr, in the work OF Rev. George
/ III Wiley at the Methodist Mission, In

q an ofacsr, In the work OF Rev George
II. Wiley at the Methodist Mission. in
this city.
'TIis zeal and energy have been re-
warded by the vscla uatIon OF many men
and women. some OF whom have been
moral outcasts. who could not have been
reached otherwise. and his work In that
locality and among that class has been
more effective In preventing vice and
crime than all the machinery OF the law.
! would regard It as q misfortune should
Id be removed. and hope that he may
continue In his useful work
Very respectfully.
4 DC, RICHARDSON.
Commonwealth's Attorney.
J. J, CRUTCHFIELD,
Police Justice,
3. T, HOWARD.
Chief OF Police
r. II. IIULcE,
Captain OF Police.
W, B. WHITLOcK.
Captain of Police
JOHN r.. eHINREHGEN,
Captain OF Police
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GANG OF PlCKPOcKETS,
SAYS CHIEF OF POLICE

Chief of Police Howard said last night
that he understood that a gang q PICK,
pockets was following in the wake OF
Harnum and Bsiley's Circus. Wh'eh ap-
pears here to-day and to-morToW' ida so'
Vlses the people to be on thelF sutFo,
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IA Long-Range Torpedo.

A YOUNG engineer IN tho torpedo TAG,
tory at Fiume, Austria, has constrlctsd
a new torpedo which has received the
approval Of the Austrian authorities. y
is twenty-three feet long. slender. nns
very strongly built. and can % ais.
charged with accuracy At distance %
$500 yards,
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suicidal tendency. and that proper care
was exercised in the case OF this pa
tier,t, and that. IN their opinion, no olame
or censure ehould attach to the admin.
istration Of the hospital on account
thereof
The resolution was signed by 6. T.
Garnett chairman pro tenn, and 7. H.
Cloves end H. .. Cole directors.
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PHOTOGRAPHER,
Board of Health OF Winchester
Act on the Pictures Shown.

Especial to The EXTRAORDINARILY
lilies Of John stotteimyer ana Charles
Tharp. living in the, northern t n part :, q
Frederick county, are indicted Win small
Photographs made by pr. g. 2, iAtsne
were shown TO the Board OF Health to-
DAY, and stringent measures were I'M
So FAR no deaths have occurred.
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Composer Here.

Accompanying the 'son Of Rest Com
pany at the Academy last night was Mr..
MAJ 8. witt an eminent cempossr, who
wlsldsd ths bston in the orehsstya; NJ ~
Witt gets popular vlierevSr hs g9a ~ re .
xrets Ths Moth ana he Fang; o, .STs sSe
other tunes that are whlstled on the
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Ewers--Jacobs,

Especial to The Times- Dtspateh)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Eoyember s.-
Miss Maude jacobs and OTIS y. EweIs
the brides parents. at Rysrv!ewt
rev. Mr.. Dodson. OF tbs ttiverView Zap
tiEs Church. performed the cersm'px,
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MR.. ARCHIE BURKE
is A CANDIDATE
Will be Up for Grand Secretary
in Cincinnati Next
July.

Mr.. T. r. A. Burke, secretary Of Rich
,nond Lodge. q. p. o. Elks, stated last
night that he waa In the field again for
the place of Grand Secretary.
Mr.. Burke stands a flnc show to be
elected at the next meeting OF the Grana
Lodge. which will be held in cincinnau
next July.
His friends ali over the country are
working hard for him. The splerdid
vote which he received at the last meet
Ing makes them feel that his chances
next year are better than any one yet
named. The present secretary has nelo
the position for ten years, and the gen.
eral impression Is that he has held II
long enough.
Manchester Lodge has already an
dorsed Mr.. Burke's candidacy, and 1t is
likely that Richmond Lodge VIII 90 80
at the meeting tomorrow night
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THE cLUB CONSOLIDATION
is GENERALLY FAVORED

rho movement tor one sensolidatsa
AIM rry club II, THE city To SupArseds the
Tires existing clubs, tnapgpFAsea ~ Ihs
Timax-ptspa$che f sA9aasy' sPpst'e " ~
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AMATEURS IN DRAMA.
The Warrenton Club Gave A
Excellent Presentation.
Especial to The Times.DispatcI

WATERMELON, VA. Nov. 9.--Probaoly
the most novel and attractive entertain.
ment ever given here for number OF
years was that of a little dramatic pro-
duction on Friday evening for the benefit
OF St. James Episcopal Church, entitled
This Temple Of Fame
Ali Of the statue poses called forth
we'll merited applause. both the selection
Of a subject and the graceful arrange
ment OF each group being exceptionally
4 large and fashionable audience was
present when the curtain went up-the
day.
Large receipts rewarded the promoters
Of tho entertalnm ent. and. rumors are
other presentation before long. The caste
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F;1et Nets in white. cream and black, as
;nches wide nc. yard to. .$I.5o
La Tosca Nets, plain or dotted, white OF
black, az inches vide at. ........ .s5c. to SAYS
Plain Brussels Nets, white or black, ~ to
1o8 inches wide, at soc. yard to. .$a.a5
Point dEsprit Nets, white or black, 81 to Sa
Figured Nets, in light grounds will, dainty
designs in colors, exquisite as drapery over
Fancy Figured Drapery Nets, striped OF DOT
ted, 45 inches wide, at ST yard to-. $500
Allover Lace for waists, in Teneriff, Irish
Crochet Brussels, Point de Paris and Point
Venice. at zoe. to. $500
Silk Crepe Tissues, every evening shade,