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Hf THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING. SEP NSMBKK SI. IWZ. , I
HUiJ . . . - - .- i ' i - ' n. ' H
I APPEAL TO FLOWER,'
ft ;'
H Normannia'a Passengers Make
Rvf j Startling Charges.
1
H No Measures Taken, They Say, to
HM. Protect Their Lives or Health.
R j
BM' Unvlslted by Health Oflleerf, Unpro-
Bp Tided with UUInfectanU or
Hf- Fresh Water.
B& i T bo following appeal to the Oovurunr was
Si?" j to-day forwarded to Alban)
Milt I " Tt N. '. Hetrert tlattrhor u thr .Sfrtft of Ane
L "Tho undersigned, a commlitre reprt.
P'i t nentlng the Ontt and second cabin passt risers
i of tuo steamer Normaunla, now In iinaranllne
Bv I In tuol'ort of New York, resrecttully show:
K' " That as good citizens wo cheerfully sub-
V$ " ma to aucli detention as may be d-emed
K?i J necessary by sanitary experts lor the
B.fi j preservation of tbe public benlin,
V; ' but wo bold that, wlillu undergoing
Kf,' ' such necessary detention, we are
H' J entitled, at the hand, (if the authorities, to
Ei ' as much care and protection ngniust lurectln
Kf , as any other body of bcalthy cltleusj that
Br fl u"as persons Innocent of crime and Buffering
Hyj 1 ' discomfort In tbe public Interest, It li our
Ky' right to hare tbat discomfort redureil to a
M I minimum, and to this end no expenso should
Rj ; bo spared or reasonable, precautions uc-
Bv .glected.
Kf But such measures barn not been taken,
Et'; nnd BOO persons, mostly citizens of tbe
B? United States, have been exposed to Infcr-
B; " tlon, to their own danger and tho danger or
' the public To show this to be trua we sub-
K: l tnlt the following facts:
H 1 " We have been detained Blnce 4 o'clock
r- 4 Haturday morning, by order of tbe Health
H' ', 'onicer, and yet during that time no official
Kvt i Inspection of tbe ship or visit to the sick has
K t been made by tbat omcer or any ono repre-
Rv- J tenting blm; no scientific, export or other
H& $ aid bas been furnished to superintend the
Hp ' disinfection of the ship, but tbls vtork has
Kv j) been left entirely to the captain and bis
Hf' ' crew.
H I "Disinfectants asked for and promised
Bc bava not been furnished, so that the woilc of
K f disinfection begun by tbe ship's officers has
vf I been stopped.
K.'s i " " It,eana DaT0 len prorlded for com-
Bfr J mitDlcallon wltb the Health Officer, with the
Hk- i result tbat tbe sick and tho dead
H' I havo been retained ou tho ship
K I nu undue time. Kresn water has
B. ; not been provided to replace tbat placed ou
i, board irom the Elbe, attbougli application
Bi' bas been made therefor, and tbe water tanks
Ki of tbe ship have been emptied, cleansod and
KC otherwise made ready to receive it,
KJp "We hereby solemnly declare: bat at tbls
KX" moment thero Is no lllnesH among the cabin
K' passengers, nor bas there beep for eight days,
H& i nor Is tbcro any undue excitement, much less
BK j panic, among thorn.
BHjK' . t "Can It be posslblo that tue'Natlonal fJov.
BR( I ernment, the Governor, press and people of
BHfL J New York will permit 600 of their fellow.
BK! 'citizens, all now lu good health,
K'r to be longer penned up on
Hf& this ship without proper, or even any, know).
BBf. tdge on the part of any omclal, Federal or
state, that the ship has been properly diilu.
f cited r
"Thetcforo we pray that Your Excellency
nlll put at thu disposal of the Health
Officer such ciimp-tcnl and expert m
slstance, nlth ever iippllnnco neirssnrj m
enable him to at onco lulu charge of this
ship and put tho aatno In a perfect unitary
rondltlonnndthus relieve us from our pres
tnt jeopard).
" Now that jou know thotrutn wo venture
toliopp that ) mi will act promptly. Longer
delay In this matter heeuis to Us to approach
irlmlnalll. We wubjolu hereto tho roport of
I he Passenger committee on sanitation.
"All of which Is respectfully submitted.
".I. It. .McTiieii'on, of New jersey;
"'lliro llRlMimii,
".lUll I.l'WRSFHfl,
" FlIHIN U lioustv,
"HnsriiT M. Tiiomisov,
"A. M I'AIMBII,
.l. M. KosisTiui.of Marlaiid,
"Pr. F. I.NUf,
Executive committer,
"The undi'Mgtied, rianltary fommlltee
appointed by the cabin pasiongcrs on board
tho steamer Normannln, regard It their dun
to appeal to public oplulon, In lew of tho
following considerations nnd facts:
"It wciiii lucfiiicflvalili! thut 600 hereto
fore healtliv 'uple Hhuuld be tiuarantlned on
boirdniilnfePtedhlp, ami thut Itlslmpns
sllili' to Isolate tin m nt a place
thus far not Inlccted. Ihcj emphaste
this point so much more as, Horn nil appear
ances, tbe measures taken to tlhlufect the
Normannla liavn been Incomplete and void
of that speedy, eneigetlc and systematic
mode of profcedliu which Is ntiessary lo
enlcleLtly tounleract tho damaging Influen
ces to vlilch all are exposed.
"In reference to these prints they submit
thofulloulnglacia:
" I. At no lime have there been facilities to
remove tbe sick Immediately after the inset
of the cholera symptoms, hvtu diad bodies
have bleu kept ou board for tvientj-four
hoursandmore
tt. At no lime an nfnVlal, tliorougn Inspec
tion ot tho ship hus bi en mail", nui have any
measures been fnkeu with regard to disinfec
tion except such as were possible with tin'
Insufflcleut supply ot dlslnlictlug material
carried on board
:i. Disinfecting matetlal has not leeu fur
nlshed promptly lu spite uf the request of the
ship's authorities. 'Ihe demand mane
hulurdn), Sept. !l, to place on
board the ship an official expert In supervise
and execute thorough disinfection bas not
been compiled v Itn.
"4. The water supply of tbe ship has not
been taken care uf in a proper May. Al
though by Monday morning the tanks were
clean and ready tn receive Iresti
water, suih Is not ou board at
the present hour. The supply ot fresh
water Immediately after tho urrlvatot tno
ship should have been made a main point uf
sanitary importance. Nc are un the fourth
day ot quarantine.
" If, therefore, In Hplto ot such a condition
ol things, t he passengerB should be obliged to
remain lu quarautlno on board the Normau
nla, tbe undersigned deem It their duty to de
mand the exi cutlon ut sucla s inltary measures
under the supei vision ot olllclal exports, as
iiro apt tn lemove efficiently the daugerjto
which, under the given circumstances, the
occupants ot tho fchlp aio constantly exposed.
Dr. F. I.iNtifc, New ork (ity.
" Dr. K. OurkMMi, New York City.
"Dr. V. hii.10, New orklij.
" Dr. W. K. HoNiiAiiT, lleverly, Mass ,
" Dr. K. UnrrxuANs, 1st. I'aul, Minn.,
"Da. J. I". Ill oxen, llopalcong, N. J"
Henry Howard, of Fort iluron, Mich.,
who Is at tho Filth Avenue Hotel waiting
for the releaw of bis family from
tho steamship Normaunla, has received
two letters from his wire, written on the tub
Inst., which only reached hlui this morning,
frullowtug are extracts from the letters:
" Dr. .leukins was only hero once yester
day. Our Uek and dead uro allowed to stay
heio ton Inug. Hupplles run Ion. I'roMstnu
boat not here at all jesterdaj. They have
sent us mi prevent Ivns, disinfect ants or coun
sul as lo precaution. It any of us needed a
phvslclan we would have to cill on the young
and perhaps Inexperienced oneon board ship.
'I hey ought to ni'iiil tis a iluUur to look us
over and lemuln with us.
' Water supply exhausted last night. Cap.
tain said he telegraphed jeslcrday morning
for water, but none bad comn up to bedtime
last night. Hesa3 he Is powerless; all de
pend uu New York officials.
"'I no captain told llesslo last night wo
went not sale ou thHtmat one minute, and
said It was prlvlliged murder to keep us here.
" I siu b) the pa.iers they say we gave Dr.
.leiiklnsu vote of thanks. It Is lal'e. We
cannot scu that he Is doing anything.
If we nro such pests, why df.es he come
on hoard ami havo dinners wltb Ihe captain 1
'Ihoonl) thing we had for breakfast wn
stale eggs, toast, cnfTei; and hominy; but that
Is the last we have un tin" ship.
".Man) little children are frying for water.
So near New York, and no water. W hat does
It mean? Wuvvuut Fulami water, disinfect
ants, carbolic so ip, Ac."
-.inonizjhpilolalned passengers on tbe Nor
biannlal" t'nlted Mati s nub-1 rcasurer H. N.
Aldrlcu, of Huston, onheis und members of
tha llnsion Ho ird of 'I rado telegraphed Assist,
antlsecretaiy ot the Treasury Mpauldlug ask.
lng that Federal aiillioulles Interfere In be.
half of tbe tiuarantlned passengers. 'lo-du
I hey received repl) that secretary Foster
was In New York endeavoilng to do all In bis
power to accomplish their release from the
ehlti.
Watktown, N. ., "cpu ti.-Oov. Flower
to-day nulhoried llenlili (itilcer Jenkins to
hire or buy a steamer to lake the passengers
off the Normannla, requesting the Doctor to
Inioriu tbeOovtrnor h) telegraph or Iho con
dlllons or purchase.
RICH MAN SENT TO JAIL.
Sixty Das'" at Hard Labor Without
tho Option of a Fine.
Hit aociATn r-Rri..l
St. l'Aft, Sept. It. Judge Twohy, of tbe
Municipal Court, jesterday sentenced a lead,
lug citizen of St. I'aul, worth (100,000,10
sixty days In thj workhouse without the
option of a line.
A low weks ago Simon .1. Ahem, owner of
large tracts of real estate lieie and financial
agent lor several Kastern llrras, swore In a '
suit in court that he had not acted as witness
to an Instrument which Menu Helm had
signed as n notary public.
Mr. Helm had Mr. Ahern arrested for
criminal libel. The evidence was so over
whelming against thu capitalist tbat the
court ordered nun sunt to thu work-house
for sixty dys.
i i-
LARGEST IN THE WORLD.
The Cunnrd Llnoa New Steamship
Campania Is Launched.
1 ho big steamship Campania, built for the
Cuuurd line's New ,ork and I lverpool ser
vice. Is now afloat lu the harbor at Ulasgow,
Scotland.
she was successfully launched yesterdav,
and will soon be ready fur sailing.
'Ihe campanls is tbe largest steamer In
the world. She is tlOO feel long and bas a
tonnage of 14,."00 tons. Tbe city of Paris,
Majestlo and tho 'teutonic range between
10,000 and lo.r.oo tons.
'1 be l ampnnla's engines are triple expan
sion. She was built lu the )nrds of the I slr
rield shipbuilding compau), at (loimi, near
ttlasgnw.
at
Olrl Shot by an Italian,
lav ABKortATKii rariM
Stockton, sept, p. Anton 1'attl shot a
young lady named Mabel Wheelr lust night
because sho refused to have an) thing to do
wlthhitn. M is., heeler Is the daughter ot
a physician In Han Francisco.
The Wetmore's Crew All Saved.
nrrriAt to TBr rvrsiso wobui.1
1'onTi.ANii, ore., Sept. o 'Iho crew of Ihe
whaleback hteamer Wetmore, which went
nshore ut North Suit liar on tho Oregon coast,
have all been saved. Ihe steamer Is a total
wreck.
One of Or. Cronln'a Slayers III.
IDT AlinClATVll riixit. 1
Joiikt, 111., Sept, . Martin Burke, one of
tho convicted Cronln murderets. Is HI, nnd,
while no liumedlatelv fatal results ure auilct-
pal eil.lt Is ut Knowiedgcd that his condition
I is serious.
INQUIRY INTO CABER'S DEITH.
Shorni an to Ee Examined at Mor
risania To-Morrow.
Police Kzpcrt Kvitlenre Knougn to
Hold II Im for Trlnl.
KrrriAI. to the rvrsiso woaLU
Mott Havkn, N. V sept, w.-'lbc mystery
surrounding the death of Frederick Cager,
the collector of the Water Overllow Preven
tive Company, of u.13 Ornnd street, Is still In
a tangled condition ui spile the efforts of tho
police tf solve IU
Cager started with u crowd of companions
on Saturday morning, Aug. T.i, on a shoi t
cruise up the Hound. 'I be steam launch Ada
was charmed for the trip, und the crow J was
comK)Hcd of seven men and two women.
Jack Duncan, sou of a wialthy contractor,
chartered thu boat. I'atilck 0'I.cary and
Kugene slurinau were of the party.
on tbe way to i Ity Island a tight took place
on Ihe luiinch over the women, but H was
tiuleted belore they reached tho city.
In Hrown's saloon at Ity Island tt was tc
liewed, and eager was hit with a globe Irom
a gas cuuhdeller. I ho party bruko up und
Cager was left behind.
'Ihe following Monday morning Cager was
found titling ou the brPUe w im u joins ( Ity
Island and vv'estcbf'stei County by theovei
sfcr of the Poor, and wus taken tti the station-house.
one ot his arms had been dislocated and
his skull cut, and In- was bruised In man)
places. Ills speech was Incoherent, and bis
Identity could nut be ascertained until a card
bearing bis business uituri ss was luund In ono
tit his pockets. He was luggfd down to
orand strict, where hli residence was
learned.
'I he guard at Orand street refused to allow
him lo ride on the Elevated road, so be and
the two men who atcompsnted him were
lorccd lo make tbe Jotirne) lo Alexander
aveniiO, about seven miles, nn the surfnio
iars.
Dis. Curry and Wallers, who were called,
could do not hlug to save him, and he died lu
great ugou).
I'pon the anlval of his companions Sheri
dan wus arrested.
It appears that Sheridan held some anlmcs
lt for cager. althuugh tbe rest or the party
were on Cuger's side.
Sheridan admits throwing the globe, but
says be did not injute cager seriously and lo
this the others seem to assent.
Why cager, In his serious condition, should
have ueen left alone no tine expUlns.
The police talk as though they thought
Cager received bis lata! Injuries otherwise
than In tue right, as thej aj the crowd tf ok
eager s part, rather than Sheridan's. 'Ihe
latter Is locked up ntlhe Moirlsanla police
st u tlon. Ills examination will take place to
monow morning, when the police expect tn
bring out evidence enougi. to have Sheridan
lemanded for trail.
Polish Catholics Tbroaten to Secede.
frrrcTAT to THr rvrNiNo wonLo. 1
1'itit.AbEt.rutA, sept, u. 1 ho congregation
of St. btaulslaus's Polish Catholic church last
night announced their puipjso of seceding
irom the Homan catholic Church unless the
priests uppnlnted to tnke ch.uge ot the
church by Archbishop Hyan weie removed,
and sent a cablegram to Home tn that effect.
To Investigate Chinese .Smuggling.
Irv AisocuTrn mm.
Montrkai, sept, ti. At tho request of tho
Washington authorities the Candlan Pacific
ltallroad Company Is proceedlng'wlth Its In
vestlgntlon Into the alleged smuggling of
thlueselnto tno I tilted states by tue t oni
pany's officials.
Little Dor Takes a Girl's Tricycle.
'Iwclve-year-old Helal Kohu, of li Kldge
street, was held for trial In the Essex Market
Police Court this morning charged with
stealing a Irlcjcle irom nlne-)ear-old Mury
Mohr, ut H. I'ltt street.
PLANNING TO REBUILD.
Metropolitan Opera-Bouts Stock
holders In Conference.
Ihe stockholders of the Metropolitan
Opera - lloiisi met at noon to-day to
consider the decision ot tho direc
tors to rebuild. Thero were only thirty
stockholders present, and It was decided to
send out suggestions for raising money to all
the stockholder and have another meeting a
week from to-day.
James Harrlman, a box holder, proposed
that a National opcra-hoU3o' be built at.it
that wealthy muilo lovers throughout the
country be Invited to take stock.
His proposition wilt bo considered at tho
next tmetlhg.
Anion,- those represented in proxy or In
person ut the rreetlug were J. J. ltoosevclt,
W. K. andei but. Hobert ooelet, ogdui (Joe
let, W. V, . Micru in, Cornelius Vunderbllt.
Adrian Isilln, William C. Whitney and 1). o.
Mills.
It waa stated that tbe lowest estimate for
rebuilding nud refurnishing the opera-house
Is !.00,Ullll.
AMERICAN SAILOR MURDERED.
One of tho Cruiser Newark's Crew
Slain in Genoa.
Im AttOLiATiD ralii.1
Oxnoa, Sept. o. -The United States Cruiser
Newark arrived here several days ago to take
part In the Columbus fetes here. Among her
crew was n sailor named Frank llellly.
He was a liberty man yesterday, and In the
course or his journeying! ob'.ut, tbe city he
visited a lndglng-houso last night and was
killed.
The details of tbe affair have not yet been
made public, but It Is said that the murder of
ltellly was entirely unprovoked.
TWO MURDERERS DIE.
Execution of Cra'tr and McCarthy
at Columbus, O.
1IT AtflOtlATED PRESS.)
Cot uubi's, sept. 9. Charles cralg, colored,
and Edwird McCarthy, two Cincinnati mur
derers, were executed in the annex of the
Ohio Penitentiary this morning.
The work was rapid and satisfactory, being
without special Incident
sept. 13, 1M0, Charles cralg killed his
mistress, Annie 'lhompson, In t Inclunatl.
McCarthy snot Charles Nvtterman lu cold
blood Aug. '.'It, lhUO.
Wedding Trip Around the World.
Mr. Charles Stewart Smith, President of tbe
New York chamber of commerc;, with his
bride, bas started on a wedding tour around
. the world. Mr. Smith nnd Miss Anna Walton
1 Drown, daughter or w nrren It. Brown, of 1 1 1
West NlneO-lhlrd street, were married .ves-
terday atternoon and took the evening train
for Montreal, 'lhey expect tn return to New
iork In about six moiitus.
m
Election Law Unconstitutional.
(Ut ASEOCIATVD MiriS.I
Danville, Ind., sept. I) Judge lladley has
decided tbat the leglstratlon features ot the
Election law are unconstitutional, Imposing a
burden upon one class of citizens. The law
s lu cinnict with tne constitution In thai It
does not allow a voter to change his residence
within tlll)-nluo days, while tue constitu
tion allows him to move from precinct to
precinct in the city limits.
The Raid Not Justified In Court.
Anna Johnson and five Inmates of the house
U'tl.O East Seventy-eighth street, raided by tbe
police, were arraigned In Yorkvlllo Court to
day, but the charge of keeping a disorderly
house was dismissed.
m
Music In Battery Park.
llayue's Slxty.ulntb Ileglmont hand will
give a concert at 8 o'clock to-night lu llattery
Park.
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HetUliiikT, Stoves, Etc.Etc. rOlltlClanB
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i:sTni.ixiu:i isot.
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EXTRA HAT, I T ft
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1 1 . WI! THElENfl7i 11 TinVlp T (fi((S THIS FOR THE BOYS. .
B I THE EASIEST WAT in tho world to get a new! 1 PI I h I ll 1,71 5 I n I I We know about boys' clothes I We're snre they I
m Fall style Darby Hat is to purchase a Fall Suit at this; II i I llt3l I U I I U J fl imust be as wear-resistible as stylish. That's the way t
I WmS? a"d yU My 8tyl6 H,t! JU JAJJJJJ! W J J jour clothes are made. A good combination, coupleS '
I FREE s I A COMPLETE KNOCKOUT! mm, TSJXSTJk I
I of charge! UNAPPROACHABLE CROWD-ATTRACTING VALUES ! WM """iiio 1
Hkf UN oAlUKUATi I 1 The surest sign of the public's appreciation of our great Bargain offers is the healthful, steady: IJKSjSsHmfUM 111 stylish and reliable, Then f.
mi Over a half mill- jj-1:.. ' 3. j increase in our business! We propose this season to knock out all past records as effectually as Cor-i 'KvrKSHqSHw they rise gradually on the I
K ion dollars' worth of.T5 n:ibett kno 'e out SulUvan We propose doing so on the same principles as heretofore, viz: By selling: iVvKBfflHSnlfilHI scale merit, making
H; the handsomest, new- - HnW -a Higher Class oi ready to wear Clothes for less money than any other American Clothing .House ! : IwffffM&fUltAi) each na ?0ar snw its
B' est, elegant Mr We are in a position to do so, for we manufacture our Clothing on our own premises. We use! lflPVBSiHKfSH f i ' eq?ivalent in vlue' s0 that '
V' ' CLOTHING L 3VW jthe best materials, the best workmanship, the best linings. We employ only skilled labor, and our j 7BMEffiv QrQn mm n
lK:-': from which to k V A ! Clothes represent the very newest metropolitan styles only. One Price for everybody and thatj fulm3jkl $5i $0 OF SIOiOO
m your selections inVl C always lower than the lowest. j KiKMBj for a suit you're sure to
B( America! Money in 70 The New Front of our store now being constructed will be completed shortly, and until then; rpJv get honest value for your
HM jt for you both ways. n s '- we will continue our very successful Alteration Sale. i s, -". " money.
I MIAN'S BUSINEMllJlTS; FALL.' OVERCOATS'. " MEN'S" SINGLE TROUSERS: ''" MEN'S PRINCE ALBERT SUifS."
Hp Thorn's no timo or placo on earth whero ou fun lnttko SKI Ol) or Korvthiug in Fall OwitoiUb that'll bo woin this I'all ii horo. A hi,' " k " i mon's binglo Tiousers. A Htuppiiclous airay of IMcn's vory fine drossy Prinoo Albert Suits, mado of Clay's Entr- II
K4 bT2.00 go bo far in buying a reliablo, All Wool JJnsitioHs Suit as in Yotir lii'itlUt iloinamls ono tlu-so cool evenings 10.00. 1'J 00 or stylos ami colors in sues to fit anybody. AVo bunched over '2,000 lish Diagonals stylish and elegant. Coats and vests from SI1 00 to V
H'v this sale. Wo show suits foi thoso pi ices winch bring lh.OO and si,ri.00 hiient for one of ours will suo jou from 5.00 to $10.00 on pairs, worth from 5.00 to 0.00, for $3.50, and another large lot 18.00. Tho latter aro bilk-liucd throughout aud surnass" moat i"
B 200inother Btoros. ' vtmr putcliase. t'onie antUoe. 'Jioni (Ui() to i).00 for 1.50. I eusUnn garnicnts! v B6 j
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2,100 correct new bt vie. Whipcord, Woibt.-.l and W S,0rt P(wts' 9eS 4 fo 14 yearS- 9 ,' " W years. 1
'FullSuitB.ofAU.Wool.l . 1 Al,K0,V1, ii"". Tmlu-'V;) f ,,, A ,v , m . w. a. Nobby Scotch All-Wool Suits, sold byf M rft fewll ' f
fBHsimoicH, Cheviots Qd g OR l "'U'hMotSmts,.iuHf f- nfl fejL. IU-l'ablo All- ool Cheviot and Cassimerej AJ QK IX A R II KTjf f
iinilTwoodH,stylihliHi.d( Ol Bl UU thomme,t colors amV X1! I lJ JXfy ;0 B 1 1 ,, n . a, rn . i 701 bO other Btorcs at SCGO; wo announce V "U Kfl
elegant, bhould bring W I H I bhape-; they le simply M r UU XI JL -ft, buitfl, sold usually at .-53.50, to-day and I gM $hL '
1S.00; alle.ation, J D lmndsotner than any I -J j- , K . I them for this sale at ) HTb iWMWk
compel uh to otler " pu.Mous year IiiwV I 0 AK , ryf -;,, -4 to-morrow for ) FMwWMML
them now at hIiowii; wo'ie driving 1 Jri p f f' MnXmrnMrSKlSlk i
' them haul now fioni "S I-' f ,t - Nobby now cfl'ects in wear -rcsisting 0 f fir A Tiiumph of Bargains in AU-Wool fmo (J "yi- MMwimWlWk-
- - -J5.00 down to Vi f ' Ml itt J Od tylw Suits of the bost-wearing X L fh jKHfU ,
ATr tl onnnA, St,pcibTa,lo,,Mudol.W- JJ jtJ Scotches and Twills, very stylish and V UU b VF I U JmgiM M I
More than 2,000 Jlons Dross, l'linco Albert,! A j HJ II , I I j3r W'lWl, fmwUmmf .1
All-Wool Sack and Cutaw.n and SackJ., A4 JT elegant, worth 0.00, for J now for J u IfiJHHSr
Cutaway Suits, of J A flft "Sundav" Suits. MonvM fl 110 7lj.". I ffl KMMHjSL )
largo varioty of pat- X"! n M II II aro silk-lmed; tailorod'Q I KM UU ? S A Beautiful Single and Double Breasted 0 J r A Tailor-Made Suits in lino WorstodsA AIM A A WjMMmMm '
terns that would suit V I ww as onlv tho beet bkill fl li I .' 1 ,' 1 Nil H n , i rr i u u ) 1111 WMilttfiB
well, anybody front I can produce them, ofl I li (L t' A Suits, of very finest material, reduced M UU Cassfmeres and Tweeds, beautifully $ UU WM k
anywhere i other stores I Impoited Goods of M' j ' 1 T made, single or double breasted j( f wMwiiWA
sellsamogiadcBat i'i'J, J overv kind. Down now I k J, J, J from 7.00 and 8.00 to worth $10 and 12; now for ) 1 ink mm
we charge now but ... fi on! 35.00 to Pl nv HlUlli; lAu Wfj '
During the Week we close promptly, at 7 O'clock Evenftigs. fi OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK. II fl ) J