Newark Daily Advocate (Newspaper) - May 28, 1890, Newark, Ohio NEWARK DAILY ADVOCATE A Chronicle of Events out the State HOW A WIDOW WAS DECEIVED Under a of n Man cures Her Money and TelN Her Happening in Ohio Towns C in this vicinity all worked tip over recent exploit ot one of the prominent widows of city Some time Charles and claiming to be from New York made this place and soon 1 into the ol Lu I r i of plac e a promise widow ir of he ob- a -um of her and the pi to I pon their arrival at that place em- to lie that he a married man and that his wife was in an then had been duped unit at once to her home in this The of is unknown or llif injured woman would recover her has created a si in this vi mity as Mrs was known and highly spoken ot v ho knew her for Forgery O to Benton t was ol and no one but what she was tiling that she cd until she was for fen tonic inline ol Mr Newman a prominent farmer near to a note calling of the who broke jail hero Two wen in Bellane and two in In making the arrest tin polic to hre Tipon who was shut in the Ma of died ith the tary ot state yi a- lollnws: 1 ol Ch fa md Stationary pany IX i islon 1100 TESTING A DYNAMITE GUN The rirst Shot tho Cannon Into n Pieces X Y May large number of people from all over central New York came here by the special and regular midday trains yesterday to the public experiment of the Dr Justin gun The weather was fine all the morning but at noon the clouds began to lower with a prospect of rain later Much interest was shown and everything pointed to an- other sue experiment Tlie c was fired at 5 p m ana exploded into a thousand pieces No- body was hurt hut there were many narrow Huge masses of iron were thrown hundreds of feet A piece of the measuring about four feet through came flying through the air and landed within three feet of The Syracuse Herald correspondent who was ing the proceedings from behind a tree Another large piece went in t ho opposite direction tearing a large chunk trom the counter of a temporary refreshment stand about 500 feet away The keppei of the stand was inside but the missile grazed his head and scattered the con- tents of the stand It is said that the dynamite did not explode the gun but the visitors who were present were Lieutenant Commander burn and Lieut L P son of the navy and Commander dore T Jewell of the United States naval station all from Newport live hundred people were present Tho cannon used weighed pounds The bore is twelve ieet long and nine ine lies in diameter I no target was a one-third of a mile from The gun Dr Justin and hw loaded the six shells with mite Two of tho shells were charged with eighteen pounds each ol mite and lour had pounds each Young AVing the nese government was hero dimn day Dr Justin's N Y May pre- mature explosion of Dr Justin s mite shell inside of the cannon at the experiment has caused some speculation as to haw it may oct the development of the invention Dr tin is however confident that the trophe was due largely if not entirely to imperfect metal in the construction of the shell which allowed the center steel shell to break and let the dynamite explode His backers Messrs Pattern aud De- Witt of say they will procure another gun and go on with the ments of throwing a magazine ot mite by force of gunpowder The explosion caused the greatest con- among the many spectators and it is considered almost a miracle that no one was killed The twelve ton cannon was scattered in fragments over Some Interesting Information From Washington PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS The in Discussing the While the House Con- siders Without Action the Kiver and Harbor Appropriation Other Dispatches W spent the day May The senate debating the liquor without result After routine business Mr called up a motion to re- consider the passage of a some weeks to pay to Margaret Kennedy for supplies taken for the use of the army He explained that the had been reported adversely from the com- on claims and had passed the senate by inadvertence The was indefinitely postponed Mr offered a resolution ing on the secretary of the treasury for information as to the authority under which merchandise in bond appraised or unappraised and goods of domestic are permitted to forward be- tween the Atlantic and Pacific ports of the United States over the Canadian P railway such merchandise as arrived at Vancouver B C being shipped to vessels or cars and or not in his opinion such tion and transhipment on foreign tory is consistent with the safety ot the revenue and the laws governing the coasting trade of tho United also to report by what authority or other than the products of continuous counties is permitted to en- ter the United States under seal and proceed to destination without entry or examination at the port of first arrival He explained that there was a good deal of doubt as to what the law now authorized the secretary to do in tho premises and he thought that the taxation The conference report was adopted Yeas 127 nays 13 The er pro tem counting a quorum ine Democrats as a rule retrained from house then went into committee of the whole Mr Allen of Michigan in the chair on the river and harbor propriation Mr Houk of Tennessee offered an amendment providing that John den and his associates may on certain conditions set forth at length in the amendment at their own expense to construct an outlet for the flood waters or the Mississippi river from a point about ten miles below the city of New Orleans to the Gulf of Mexico through Lake Borgne on such lands as they or any of them may own or acquire such outlet not to be less than one mile in width with an average cross-sectional depth of not less than ten feet below gulf level and of sufficient capacity to discharge the flood waters of the sippi river at that place and to be vided with proper levees or ments from river to the lake to preserve the lands immediately above and below it from inundation Mr Coleman of Louisiana contended that the Lake Borgne outlet would in- jure the city of New Orleans and he protested against any project that would injure the Crescent City Mr Dunnell of Minnesota Mr Houk of Tennessee aud Mr Holman of In- diana spoke in favor of the outlet Mr Grosvenor of Mr son of Illinois Mr Roberts of LOUISA iana and Mr Blanchard of Louisiana attacked the amendment The ment was lost Several amendments for individual improvements of the Mississippi river were lost Mr Tarsnay of Missouri offered an amendment providing that the appropriation for the improvement oi the Missouri river from its mouth to Fort Benton shall be expended under the direction of the secretary of war in accordance with the plan recommended by the Missouri river Re- im t the judgment of the en nut HI the casi ci editors so 000 the I iron works Tlie still 11 Pa A men in Shaft 11 cl lh Coal at Pen about a month In which was thought to ex- broke a pillar ami the interior n smoke til in The lire is now and thousands ot tmis oi i u ill tl is feared be ations in the mine iiiiii space of half a mile in Wipes Out Armenia ployment and ol aims ul em- on state For u- Democrat lican I William T l l II H Davis tt In C Win dwell ST: Daniel V lu For 1 1 11 Cross Re- publican IT For Ziba inn Horatio Rogers R public an Fur John i- 1 i n v I LIT 17 ernor of staff and Claude 1 tarv to dis- patch MI- The The dead body of Ma A Kimhall a name of New but tor forty years a prominent newspaper man of this and re- r of public moneys President was found liy the this He had been while on his wav to outside the it limits midnight and death with a club to has vet been obtained but it is probable the deed was ted by m with robbery is their object i icr Hot HI May Victoria com- suicide yesterday through IVar -1 forcul to return to her lather auo she was taken him he brutally beat her and no Ainu A few a o In r appealed and told her he lo got his child alarmed Victoria and til it she would rather die than return to him This fear preyed on her and when her ian was away took poison and died before came Death i N T May James shall founder of mm of Ball die el at his home m this dry last M A widow and two him Tho firm had at and City and was one of the most substantial in the estate is slid to be very extensive The FORTUNATELY NO LIVES LOST A Noise Warns the and They in From the Opened Up tho May lage of in Armenia has been destroyed by an earthquake A bn of mine nil springs spouted from the crevice's made in the shocks and the How ot water was so great that tho adjacent Holds were flooded The was preceded by rumblings which caused the inhabitants to flee from the village and they thus escaped death from the falling houses No lives were lost whatever at CaMle LONDON May immense erin of people assembled on tlie grounds of castle yesterday to listen to an address by Mr stone tho morning special trains packed with people from English Welsh towns and villages tar and near were constantly arriving while hundreds of persons living within a tow milas of the seat in the procession anil marched to the castle Mr Gladstone was in excellent form and voice and addressed the vast crowd from an elevated position rn a corner of the castle yard while Mrs Gladstone held an umbrella over his head to shield him from the rays ot the sun Ho was frequently interrupted by applause and the utmost enthusiasm prevailed throughout the day Among gathering were many recognized Conservatives but the re- marks elicited from them no signs ot disapproval Th Military Was Culled Out CORK May 23 Nationalist proposed to be held at Cashel yesterday but which was proclaimed by the government resulted in a sort of lude and seek affair through the of the leaders to mid a place where a meeting could be held without tion Mr Dillon succeeded in a fugitive meeting outside the lage of When he drove into the village to make another speech followed by a large crowd the police at- tacked the crowd with drawn batons and dispersed it Messrs O'Brien and Dillon protested against the action of the police and in the altercation Mr Dillon was struck with a baton Later the military arrived and made several charges upon the returning crowd be- fore it was finally scattered In the melee a policeman was seriously in- jured aud many of the crowd were verely NEW YORK May of the six big coal held a meeting and alter some lively discussion to ad- vance the price of all sizes except broken fifteen to twenty-five cents per ton the maximum advance being on stone anil It was also decided to the production for the mouth of June to tons Train MT UK May HOI yesterday the through on the and Louis road broke in three see four miles west of The mid- dle section i an back in ro ears striking with race hordes Several cars were derailed and the horses were thrown against the tions Of the occupants of the cars F W Hay had a badly bruised ankle L M Lasley was bruised on the head face and hip Pat Duffy's was badly bruised and others were sightly in- jured Among the horses Stone aud Consolation had their skin knocked off and were bruised Several other horses were slightly injured A from France P was May Paris Figaro ii an article analyzing the relations be tween Franca and England advances the suggestion that Lord Salisbury hx a date when England will evacuate Egypt Such at tion on the part of Great Brit- ain the paper assures its readers would be the beginning of a speedy settlement of the existing differences between the two powers over which there has been so much fruitless controversy In return for England's withdrawal from Egypt France would consent to relinquish her rights in Newfoundland and thus the only points of contention between the Paris and London governments would be wholly removed It is believed that the publication of this suggestion is made upon official authority and put forward as a feeler Hoely Found WILKESBARKE Pa May body of Arthur Davis aged 10 who was blown into a creek at Edwardsville and drowned last week during a heavy rain storm was recovered this morning Four Boilers Explode SCRANTON Pa May nest of four boilers at the Edgerton colliery near exploded yesterday aging property to the extent of a foreman was slightly injured j JJ senate ought to have a report from the secretary before any legislation was at- tempted Ur intimated that the resolution covered an intended raid on the Canadian lines of transportation in favor oi the trunk lines of the United Mr repelled Mr suggestion The resolution went over without action The senate resumed consideration ol the subjecting imported liquors to the provisions of the laws of the several states the question being on the tute reported from the judiciary com- providing that liquors so trans- ported shall when their actual and con- transportation shall have be considered to have ceased to be of commerce with foreign nations and among the several states and shall be a part of the common mass of property within the state and be sub- ject to its police regulations Mr Coke argued against the right of congress to delegate its delegated powers back to the states Mr George made a constitutional ar- gument on the question and gave his support to the Mr Bust is said that the question pre- sented by the under discussion was a very perplexing one On the one hand large property interests were resented and on the other hand there was encountered a strong moral ment in one or two or more states The difficulty in the question arises in the reconcile the conflict between the rights of property under the and laws and that moral ment known as prohibition He ted that some solution of the question hail not been discovered for he ered that the proposed by the ciary committee was clearly tional It was a nullification of a sion of the constitution Mr Eustis said it was proposed to against the breweries of kee and St Louis and the distillers ot Kentucky Illinois North Carolina New York and New Hampshire To-morrow they would be asking for exclusion of cotton seed oil of which the state of Louisiana produced a large amount m value Then they would be asking dressed beef from Illinois and tobacco from North Carolina should not be con- an article of commerce within the meaning of the constitution He was a state's rights Democrat ot the strictest sect and was in favor of the states exercising to an unlimited extent the rights which they had reserved But the powers which they had lodged in the Federal government and lodged wisely he wanted the Federal government to exclusively Mr stated the constitutional involved in the question and said that the right of congress to late commerce had not taken away one iota of the police powers of the state He did not think it a delegation of the powers of congress to say that the nal package shall not be Considered a matter of interstate commerce in such a way as to interfere with the police power of the states Mr Reagan while declaring m favor of any mode ot abridging the use of alcoholic liquors did not think it safe to stain the If congress should pass the ing it would probably be declared unconstitutional The went over without action Mr Wilson of Iowa giving notice that he would ask the senate to remain in session to-day until the was disposed The house amendment to the senate for a public building at burg W Va was agreed to The sum fixed in the is The vice president announced the pointment of Mr Blackburn as a ber of the committee on appropriations and Mr Carlisle as a member of the committees on finance territories and woman's suffrage The conference report on the to simplify the law in relation to the col- lection of the revenue was presented and agreed to After the report was agreed to Mr Allison said that there was another bal amendment which the conferees wished to have made by unanimous con- sent and he asked that the he re by the clerk until the correction was made It was so ordered After an executive session the senate at adjourned McCreary of Kentucky raised a point of order against those portions the which prescribed a penalty for the maintenance of obstructive bridges across navigable waters Pending a decision the committee rose and the house at adjourned THE OHIO STATE Official Investigation of Baking Powders Made under the direction of the Legislature by the State Food and Dairy Commissioner General S H Hurst Shows the ROYAL to be the purest of all baking powders tested a cream of tartar powder ing no unwholesome in- of great ing power its strength most perfectly preserved All the other baking powders contained impurities ranging from 10.18 per cent to 86.23 per cent of their entire weight As the best baking powder is that which the largest amount of gas and leaves 11 1 impurity in the bread the Koyal stamped the best in all respects ANOTHER EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF CARPETS STARTED TO-DAY BY CARROLL CO again the least officially THE Protecting Western Settlers WASHINGTON May M A Smith of Arizona called president yesterday and handed to Mm a long telegram which he had just re- certain citizens of stone Ariz relative to the recent ders committed there by hostile Indians that huve escaped from the San Carlos reservation The telegram contained the vei diet of the jury which recently sat upon the body of the latent victim ol these atrocities which con- cluded with iv prayer for aid to protect them from the murderers The entire jury signed the telegram Delegate Smith told the president that the people of Arizona felt that the army had been inactive long enough and that the time had come for prompt measures by the government for the protection oi life and property of the citizens The president assured him that he would take immediate steps to remedy the evil so far as lay jn the power of the forces of the government The matter was probably laid before the cabinet which met in its semi-weekly session at noon and the telegram was soon after- wards sent oat for transmission to the war department bearing the following indorsement in the handwriting of the This telegram submitted for the information of the secretary of war with directions to take prompt and effective measures to protect the settlers and to capture and to merited punishment any hostile Indians who have been concerned in killing our zens to WASHINGTON May Flower of New York has introduced house a joint resolution making an propriation in aid of the erection of a National monument or memorial to Gen Grant in New York city The tion appropriates to be disbursed by the secretary of the treasury and paid over to the Grant Monument association to provide for the successful completion of the erection of the monument vided however that the secretary of the treasury shall before paying over this money have satisfactory evidence that have been contributed and in the hands of the treasurer of the ment association not less than to aid in the erection of the monument PRESBYTERIANS They Finish Their Sine SARATOGA N May tho Presbyterian assembly yesterday the committee reported the case ot H N Wilson against the presbytery ot Philadelphia and the papers were ed returned to the parties In the case of Clarence W Backus against the of Rochester the committee re- ported that the proceedings before tlie synod of New York were regular On motion ot Dr Crosby Kev Dr J A Hodge ol and Dr John L Scott of Boston were added to the com- on co-operation of chinches The committee on reported that it had labored under senous because of the in sending in their lives Out of the 318 ence ot es on Day We the undersigned jewelers do hereby to close our places of business all day on Decoration Day May 30 W A L W JACOB M A S C E Ingrain carpets Ingrain halt wool carpets Ingrain wool carpels Ingrain all wool carpets Ingrain all wool carpets Ingrain all wool worth for worth for worth for worth for worth for for gram ail wool celebrated best goods in the market formerly by us for aud sold by other for SOc and You Can Buy Them Now of Us a Yard for We the merchants agree to close onr places of business all day on Decoration day May WEMS SHIELDS RACKS CHRISTIAN JONES house without result tlie liver and barbor House Proceedings WASHINGTON May continued yesterday he discussion blOn motion of Mr Townsend of sylvania senate was passed tor the erection of a public building at Beaver Falls Pa at a cost of with an amendment striking out the of Mr Wilson of West Virginia a senate was passed for the erection of a public building at W Va with an amendment reducing limit of cost from to JAQ Mr McKinley of Ohio submitted the conference report upon the customs ad- ministrative Mr McMillen of Tennessee one of the conferees said that he had declined to agree to the report for the reason tnat he believed that tbe would increase to Start Cleveland WASHINGTON May 28 President Harrison and several cabinet officers and other officials will leave the city this evening on a special train for Cleveland O to take part in the ceremonies that are to take place there on Decoration Day They will bly return Saturday A of the Trial CHICAGO May P Kunze who was taken with Coughlin Burke 3 O Sullivan and Beggs for alleged complicity in the Cronin murder was married yesterday to Miss Julia G er the young lady who visited him so often at the jail during his ment and cheered him during his trial Cunze received as a wedding present a olid silver water service from the who conducted Bishop O'Connor Dead OMAHA Neb May nor died yesterday at his residence tie had been ill for over a year ments are being made for a large Latest From LISBON May Carvalho formerly a member of the Portuguese ministry has been appointed inspector general of Portuguese affairs in Africa and is empowered to examine and the Portuguese establishment in that country The government is informed that Chief Bihe has revolted against the and attacked Capt expedition whose forces he dispersed with great loss The remnants ot Con- party have concentrated at conda whither the governor of bique has gone with reinforcements Silva Parto an explorer of fifty years experience has committed suicide Startling Disclosures May A sensation has been caused in Berlin by the discovery that the Russian baron is the owner and conductor of a phile news agency in the German tal The connection of the baron witn this enterprise was maintained with so great a degree of secrecy thar its dis- closure is something in the nature ot a shock Coupled with this discovery is the equally startling revelation that the baron's wife who is of American birth is an intimate friend of the Countess Yon Waldersee with whom she ex- changed frequent visits lately had failed to semi narratives to this assembly The show that in the there are 3 105 ministers 357 nnd 1 Dot candidates thousand sons were received and on cates Total number of communicants Net gain during the year The on 117 deaths in ministry year The list was mid aud tlie bly while Ur White a and E Iowa wero appointed a committee to stop at Washington and present tlie original package to the senate ol tlie United States with but two dissenting voices The on revision em- powered to publish ils conclusions it reached before the time ot next bly The roll of standing committees was then called and discharged in order as they reported their work finished The of reimbursing the church at Jacksonville Fla come up at the call ejf tho committee on finance and was referred to the next assembly At o'clock the business of the assembly having been finished the utes of the session were read and proved Dr of Now Jersey then read resolutions of thanks to the moderator Rev Dr Moore of bus O for the efficient and dignified manner in which he hud presided the deliberations of the assembly Ibis resolution and others thanking the loca committees of arrangements were adopted by a rising vote Dr Moore Fathers and breth The hour has come when what ever of duty we were to discharge nnd have been able to do has been done Few assemblies ever met with a heavie sense of responsibility Few have ever met the hour of adjournment with a better feeling of satisfaction and all been accomplished in a spirit of ly love and a spirit of devotion to the master I speak I think your minds when I say that over this assembly from the beginning God has ruled And npf brethren in your wisdom it has pleased yon to appoint a committee to revise that good old blue banner that has waved over our churches for so many years I pray you there shall go up the prayer of your hearts your churches and your synods to God for this revision committee Brethren as you go hence may God's blessing go with you After a fervent prayer by Dr Crosby and the singing of the hymn Blest Be the Tie That the moderator pronounced the benediction and the sembly adjourned sine die An excellent concert will be given at Baptist church next Thursday the direction of Mrs C S er of voice culture at college Those who were at the Y M C A opening will remember with pleasure Mrs delightful singing She will be ably by her pupils Miss Carrie Jones and Messrs W 8 acd F 0 Mies Carrie Hut son teacher of in- strumental music at Shepardson college will preside at tbe piano Tho program consisting of solos and quartettes has been carefully selected and cannot fail to please our music loving people These are not the ordinary goods sold rise actually worth SOc Tapestry Brussels A full line of the celebrated Alex Smith Sons prices for this are Soc and worth 20 per cent more for but are make Special per yard Body Brussels First class goods The best goods made Best worth 25 tor 00 worth worth 35 for 65 for 20 50 1 um Toothache and serves foil right for having neglected o use Had you done BO our mouth would have been healthy and our teeth sound Gat the snag pulled out and commence at once using DONT thereby preserving the balance of our teeth A Pleasing Sense Of health and strength and of and comfort follows the use of Syrup of Figs an it acts in harmon with nature to cleanse the system when costive or billions For sale in SOc and bottles by all leading For Hay who have are to all they can for Decoration Day G A Pv hall will be opened at 7 o'clock morning when flowers may be left Flowers may also be left at Comrade and Buy Black's Ague and kidney and liver cure of Frank D Hall also best cholera balm on earth guaranteed Find guarantee blanks at Frank D Hall's druggist only Straw Mattings At the following special prices and for this lOc GOODS Shows APPEAR AT NEWARK SATURDAY MAY 31 ho 25 EVER DIVIDES NEVER CHANGES NAME COM- ING ON THEIR OWN SPECIAL TRAIN Baptist Home Mission Congress CHICAGO May Baptist Home Mission society still had possession ol the anniversaries when the day's sion was opened with the tional exercises The brother who led in prayer referred with much feeling to the little disagreement over the color line which marred the proceedings of the previous evening and implored the members of the great mission society to act lovingly to speak lovingly and to permit the spirit of love to rule Rev H F Colby of Ohio and Mrs Green a missionary spoke of the in Christianizing Mexico The meeting was pleasantly interrupt ed at the close of Mrs Green's remark by the entrance of Rev John O Foster a Methodist minister bearing the greet ings of that denomination in Chicago Mr Foster delivered a brief Which was frequently interrupted by th prolonged and tumultuous his Baptist ministers At the conclusion of the remarks Rev Kingsley the president of the Baptis Home Mission society warmly Rev Foster's hand and said that quarters of a million of Baptists bat the Methodists God-speed Explosion in a Torpedo factory ST PETERSBURG May and four sailors were yesterday Trilled by an explosion which occurred in the torpedo factory at ment of Kherson in southern THE PLUMED KNIGHT OUT Riotous PABIS May number of criminal lunatics confined in the asylum in the southern environs of Paris re- yesterday and smashed all the furniture and other property they could lav hands upon In the attempt to sub- due the mutinous lunatics several ders were wounded and troops had to be to suppress the disorder and the riotous ones under restraint Crnt Year to be Here ORE ACROBATS MORE ARTISTS MORE MORE SKATERS MORE CLOWNS MORE MORE FEATURES MORE NOVELTIES Than any ocher pi Iced show on Three acts going on at the same time mendous EXHIBITIONS And Trained animal he School all combined with 22 inch fancy diagonal suitings worth for per yard 36 inch i wool mixtures worth SOc for a yard 36 inch Fancy Striped Suitings would be cheap at for 44 inch in all colors worth for a yard 36 inch in all the new colors good value at for a yard 40 inch pure Mohair Lustres all colors good value at for 40 inch all wool in all the newest shades actually worth for yard 48 inch all wool Serges and worth tor a yard 40 inch all wool Serges in all the newest shades sold by others for our price SOc a yard 48 inch fine all wool serges good value for our price a yard 36 inch pure Mohair Lustres all colors worth or a yard 48 inch silk finish Henrietta sold everywhere for we sell it to you for a yard 36 inch Gilberts all wool and suitings worth for the remarkably low price ot a yard In Black Dress Goods we can show you by far the best line in the city and can save you from 20 to 25 percent on them Kid Gloves We have given careful attention and can Bay without fear of that we have the best for tbe money that are sold la Newark 4 button Kid Gloves in colois worth for a pair 4 button Kid Gloves in colors worth for a pair 5 hook Black and colored extra value sold everywhere for oar price id Gloves the best in the world warranted Peerless Roman Hippodrome in black and colors only of us and above can be had JOCKEY RACES CHARIOT RACES STANDING RACES HURDLE RACES LIBERTY RACES STEEPLE CHASES KOMAN Two Shows daily doors open at 1 and 7 p m led White Shirts MONDAY One night only EVENING JUNE The 2 1890 Not Again be a Candidate YORK May World's Portland Me special says that as the result of conversations with the men most intimate with Mr Blaine it can he confidently stated that he has given up all idea of ever being a date for president again His personal following will support Harrison if tna latter seeks a in 1820 ALBA HEYWOOD In Ms humorous Impersonations very excellent COMPANY 111 a novel program of costumed impersonations character songs solos duets and fine orchestra selections SEVEN NOTED SOLOISTS Elegant silver solo band Fine orchestra every member a soloist Open atv concert 2 p m on Miller Filler's corner PRICES as 35 and Reserved seats at Miller Fuller The toad are of extra Kood value Elite at SOc each Sampson at each M B G at Extern Best at Boys shirts from 12 to 15 in size A full line of shirts always in stock Don't forgel that we are headquarters for Collars Cuffa and Gents Neckwear Black and Colored Silks Baw silks have advanced from 25 to 40 per cent but you can still bnr Black and Colored silks of us at old prices As Boon a our present stock is Bold out yon will have to pay us abont what others are now getting for the same quality White From to a yard If you are to buy a white dress we can you one Black Silk Lace Nets and 25 styles to select from ranging in price from up to a yard CARROLL COMPANY
