Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1897, Page 8

TH URSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1897-12 PAGES, F st., cor. 11th. 1 Storage, 224 and M. = ‘we-seN bears the stamp of perfect Sversthing == ip of pe HAT RACKS. A’ whofe tvindow full of them to show you what a variety we're offering you—a list below to indi- cate what remarkably big cuts we've made right through the stock in order to get goods out. Watch our announcements every day for still more cuts throughout the Furniture Depart- ment. Solid Oak Hat Rack, with mire *, Worth $8. For.-.......... 4-30 it Oak Hat Rack, with mir- emi umbrella attachment. th $10. For... $4.98 Solid Oak Hat Rack, with mir- ror, box reat, with ralsed lid. Worth $11. $7.25 Quartered Oak Polisued Finish +. Hat Rack, French beveled plate mirror, box seat, with raised lid. Worth $17.- For..., ~. $12.60 Quartered Oak Hat Rack, with French bevel plate mirror and box ~Byat, with raised lid. Worth $20. eo «$13.75 Quartered Onl : th Fretch bevel plate mirror, um- brella stand. Worth $33. For... $18.00 Quartered Oak Hat Rack, with large French bevel plate mirror, ox ceat, with raised lid. Worth $15.00 $21. For........... ™ . Quartered Onk Hat Rack, French bevel plate mirror, um- brella stand aml attachment, with box gat. Worth $38. For. $26.00 Quartered Oak Hat Rack, nicely carved, with large French bevel plate mirror, box seat and um- brella attachment. Worth $30. For .. E §’ SILVER! Getting to the end of the Silver Ware. Greater reductions daily! The bargain tables contain Silver “Novel- ties” in gvod variety for euchre prizes. Were 7 $3 to $10. Now cholce— “1847"" Table Were $4 and Small lot of Rogers’ real old Spoons aad Forks—best kind. $4.50. Now €2. ONLY A FEW ~— so be quick! Swail lot of Triple-plated Forks and Spoons at balf price, viz: jJacobs Bros., 1229 Penn. Avenue. )_fe10-400 STORAGE. Call snd inspect the WAREHOUSE IN THE CITY. ‘ESTIMATES FURNISHED. Best Equipped, Most Reasonable, Most Convenient je Locked Rooms, from $1.00 to $10.00. Padded Furniture Vans for moving. Goods pscked and sbipped anywhere. Steam passenger and freight elevators. Merchants’ Parcel Delivery Co., Office and Wace. 929-931 D N. W. Telephone 659. fe2-tf.40 (Spend Less —for your fucl_and thus hate more money to sperd on the pleasures of life! You'll find by using Coke that you'll be able to save a considerable portion of the woney —~ THE EVENING STAR, ADMIRAL BUNCE'S REPORT. nsburgh & Bro... < The Sale of |_ Sales. Saved me The Greatest and Best, 'of Its Kind, Yet, | swe We have just finished census-taking. Odd lots have appeared here and there. A few of this and a little of that. These we want to close out in a hurry. The prices we have marked on these do not near approximate the cost of this merchandise. You Know Us For Truthful Statements. We never allow anything to go into print unless it is the truth. So you had best hurry for these Bargains. If our knowledge of human nature is right--and experience has given us many chances to learn--there won’t be much left after this week of any of these lots. Each department offers its quota of excell lent values. Ribbons. Belting—9 yards to a piece. Generally sold for 25c. White Hooks and Byes—2 1S, One lot Se. Ribbon Yard. One ot 10c. Ribbon... +++ Ree tees One lot Ribbon worth 10e., (es Regular price, 5c., 6c. Ie. aNd We.....eeeeeeeeee Yard. and 8c c. ‘Some amoug this lot are 3 inches wide. Sena ae ‘Card. One lot Fancy Ribbons, 2 Hair Pins — 8 different DS rewidiaskeas wae lengths. G . A c. enerally sold for 25c. 5 ara. Regular price, 5¢..-- — Bviaper. One lot Fancy Ribbous, 4 Spool Silk — all colors—100 c. and 5 inches wide. ane, OR oe & fone Generally sold for 25¢. ‘/ Buttons, 2!4c. Dozen. andejoc se A Ona -—— One lot 7-Inch Sgsh Ribbons In Metal, Ivary and Crochet. nea eat ge aa = Some worth 25e. eee 19%: Seme worth 5c. During this sale..... Sard. Some worth 50c, Ope lot Sash Ribbons in a”. * 4 variety of shades, 7 in. wide. - Toilet Specials. ey ee . Se: ages “Se ~ | During this sale..... 25 yang c, Best Ammonlg....c+eeeeeee ‘Bottle. i 3c Corsets. Se. Toilet Paper... epee 25e. Florida Water.....+++. Bottle. Our $1.00 W. B. Nona Cor- ia set : B5e. Bay Rum......-.++ oe 2 Bottle. During this sale......... 79. 25c. Ensels with bottles of 9G Ginlel cone GG Cologne. a : . Ic. During this sale......... 49. All 10c. Soaps....- Cake. Our T5e. Annise Corset. ic. ring this sale......... es 15e. Cold Cream....--+++++ Jar. During 59¢. t Handkerchiefs. Lailes’ and Children’s Color- ed ordered ~ Handkerchiefs sell for 5e. that generally nd Ge. 3c. ‘ole Bordered chiefs. Generally sold ES 15e,. During this sale......... 6lfc. Ladies’ Swiss Embroidered, Handkervhtefs. Regular 12%e. quality. During this sale. . Ladis' — Hand-embroidered Initial Handkerchiefs. 25¢. quality ..4.. = Only initials in st F, H, J, N, P, 7, W. +. Tc. 1214c. are E, 25c. Veiling, 10¢. 25c. Lace, gc. Colored Embroideries, 10c. YARD. and 1c. qualit 5 3c. broideries. Worth, Be YARD. inches wide. Yai Gloves. Ladies’ Black Kid Gloves with fancy stitching. Size 51% only. Worth $1.25. During this sale..... $1.00 Kid Gloves, all sizes, Both 4button and Foster hook. Choice shades of tan and brown. Embroidered back. During this sale..... Ladies’ Fine Black Cash- mere Gloves, 25c. quality. During this sale..... Black Mitts for Ladies and Children, 25e. quality. During this sale..... Hosiery. Ladies’ Uableached Hose, full regular made. All sizes... Ladies’ Fancy Hose in Silk and Lisle; $1.00 quality. During this sale..... 85a. 3 Pair. Boys’ 25e. k c. Ribbed Hose. 5 1214 Pair. | Heavy BI Silesia, ‘Short Lengths , 124c. Quality, 4c. yd. | During this sale.... $2.98 A Skirts. few Infants’ Flannel Had been $1.25. During this sale. . 10 Pongee Skirts. Had been $5 and $6. - $2.98 During this sale. red, . Had sees 69. 8 Children’s White Lawn Dresses—slightly soiled. Had Deen $2.48 and $3.48. During this sale........:.98¢. Infants’ Leggins. | brown, blue uu blac been 39e. During this sale..... i One Lot Infants’ iSacques. Had been Be. During thisisale..... - 15° One Lot. Children’; Worsted Hoods and Yar? O’Shasters. Had been sold_up to 50c. During this sale..... | 9° eee iE ae — a es za = Ladies’ Knitted Skirts. Worsted Faselnators, Had One kot Bedwear Specials. { LO es IES eet CEU Eee Ladies’ Cardigan Jackets, “4. | — SSS During this sale..... During this sale.......... 915. | sleeveless) Had sold for. ani ae | . $1.00. i ees i | One lot $1.98 Warm Skirts. 2 : oe During’ this sale..... During this sale....... 37%4¢. ial é 4 c. es’ ray Blankets— quality. hed During this sale..... 91° oo EG Ge ee 3 = ; Gray Blankets—good quell Reql } Capes. Had been 08. and Children’s During this sale......... 4c. 34 4 Silk Skirts, in odd colors, = * eee Fee 49 est ee oe 75¢. White Bed Spreads. .59c. 1 Lapierre 8 aie eee During this sale..... 25° eel g8c. Spreads.............-69¢. All our $1.50 Comforts. . .$1.15 Stationery. Pure Linen Bond Writing Paper which sells for 0c. quarter ream (120 sheets). During this sale..........15¢. Inks and Mucilage...... 2e.?°* This will be a Benefit Sale for all manki 1 14 cents a yard for Double-width Black Mohair Si ind in Washington. You save on Silks. You save on Domestics. You save on Cloaks. It dwarfs all our former attempts at the slashing of prices on merchandise. Here the word ‘‘bargain” can be truthfully used. ilian. Generally sold for 25c. yard. save on Notions. You LANSBURGH & BRO., 420-422-424-426 7th Street. AIA Soatoor eee Soe fa He Tells of the Craise of the North Atlantic Squadron. ‘Admiral Bunce has made @ report to the Navy Department of the eventful cruise of the North Atlantic squardron, from Hamp- {ton ‘Roads to Charleston, corroborating in i bes essential particulars the press reports | | of the trip. After giving the squadron for- | ation, Admiral Runce says that on the Sth instant the battleship Indiana was ob- served to roll a good deal, owing to a lont regular swell from the northward and eastward, and the swell being necessarily on the port beam, all ships rolled consider- ably. Soon after dark the Indiana report- ed that her turrets were beginning to work. In consequence of the condition of «ffairs reported on the Indiana, he directed her Rear Admiral F. M. Bunce. to return to Hampton Roads. ron then preceeded southward. ligt v The squad- After day- it was too thick to see any of the els excep: the Maine. T ind blew strong gale with high and swift sea. At about 19:30 a.m. the Maine was picked up about three miies astern and reported that three men had been washed overboard and lost. The Marblehead was lying to, with a sea anchor out; she reported that she had been boartel by a sea, killing one man and injuring seven. After lying by the Marblehead until sun- down, by whic time she had taken in her sea anchor and was again under control and finding that she was noi in need of assistance, the admiral proceeded toward Charleston, where all the ships arrived safely. Capt. Crowninshicid, commanding the Maine, made a special report of ihe loss of three sailors of his ship's crew, the cir- cumstances of which are well known. In closing his report, he says: “I desire to recommend William J. Creel- man, jandsman, for a life-saving medal of the first class in recognition of his gallant action on this occasion. “Naval Cadet W. R. Gherardi showed courage and able seamanship in handling his boat under the most trying circam- stances. Naval Cadet Gherardi commends Percy Herbert, coxswain, for his courage and resourcefulness, as coxswain of ihe lifeboat. After the steering swivel was garried away, Herbert rigged a grommet for the steering oar while Mr. Gherardi kept her ahead to the sea with the oar rigged in one of the after oarlocks. “The followi1g were the crew of the life- boat: Naval Cadet W. R. Gherardi in charge; John Anderson, seaman; Gustaf A. Anderson, seaman; Axel C. Anderson, sea- man; Percy Herbert, coxswain; Heinrich Brinkman, seaman; George Lieber, appren- tice first class; Walter Cameron, seaman. The watch had just been relieved and all the above men except Cameron, who was of the regular crew of the watch, were yolunteers,”” + e+ —_ ___- ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. Wm. Leming Cut the Artery of His Wrist. William Leming of Trenton, N. J., at- tempted suicide yesterday afternoon in his room at the Raleigh by cutting the artery in his left wrist with a razor. He was dis- covered shortly after making the attempt and by the prompt action of the physicians his life was saved. He was taken to the Emergency Hospital, where the physicians dressed the wound, and at the end of a couple of hours expressed the belief that the man was out of danger. It was report- ed today that Leming was doing as well as could be expected. Mr. Leming ts a man of about forty years of ege ard apparently in prosperous cir- cumstances. He came to the Raleigh a week ago and registered as J. V. Langdon of New York. He was assigned to a room on the third floor, and seemed to be in bad health. He spent most of the time in his room, and one of the bell boys was directed to attend him. Shortly before 5 o'clock yes- terday afternoon Leming sent the boy out on an errand, and when the latter returned he found Leming lying in a pool of blood. The house physician, Dr. McLaughlin, was summoned and attended the unfortunate man until the arrival of the hospital ambu- lance. At the hospital Leming gave the people to understand that he had tried to take his own life while practically insane from brooding cver his business troubles. He is a married man, but has no children. His friends in Trenton were communicated with, i DOUGLASS AND JOHN BROWN. slotted to buy fuel. Coke is not only the cheapest fuel—but is also the best! Try it and be convinced of its super- jority. 40 bu. Coke nmin $2.90. 40 bu. «monn Coke $3.70. ashington Gaslight se § 413 Tenth st. n.w., OR WM. J. ZEH, 920 20TH ST. "PHONE 476. y ——~— Painless Extracting, 50c. Carjous visitors are welcome. We gladly explain Sur methods of associating professional skill with business management. The co-operative * applied to d atistry surprises most people. It may surprise you and save you pain aul iwoney. Cuusuiution costs nothing. Painless Extracting, 50c. Painless Filling, 75¢. up. Best Teeth, $8. Crowns, Bridges, etc., at correspording prices. FEstimstes gladly given. Sole owners of ZONO for painless operations Without sleep or danger. correct e. U.S. Dental Ass’n, Cor. 7th and D Sts. N.W. OPEN SUNDAYS 10 TO 12. fat-tt Uncommonly Fine 38c. Coffee. And T've been lucky in gett Government Pedung Java a it, A Dlend of Old Genuine te Pluntation Mocha: "Different from anything else cid in the city. Has a delightful aroma—and tn far su the Kinds sold at This Grippe-Cure Sold by the 1s ot tm any sense Washington _Soeropaths: can etter to Homeopathic Pe a cpseiad neve Pharmacy, Boast soe. a bottle jo. 1007. a22-1m,14 617 1ith Street N.W. BANKRUPT CALE Still further reductions in our stock. The quality of our lines is too well known to require comment, and, at the prices we are asking, our goods are the cheapest ever offered. Jet Bands, 1 to 3 inches wide, worth from 75c. to $4, At 25c. to $2.25 yard. Hand-made Crochet Trimming, all widths, worth from 50c. to $3.50 yard, At 25c. to $1.50 Yard. All-leather Belts now 15c. Each. Safety Pins, all sizes, 5c. Paper of One Dozen. 30-yard pieces of Cotton Tape, 8c. Piece. Remember the Store. COTLEN’S., 617 11th Street N.W. LETTUCE COUGH TABLETS | BOSE abit \CTUCARIUM. Recommended _— for by the Paris Academy of Medi- They taste pleasantly and do not nauseate. Re- Heve “instantly, the most, violent cough and, cure hoarseness, asthma and bronchitis. Ai or ty mail, ide. THE HANDY TABLET 00. defo-th&tuezt 1021 N. Front st., Phila. GESTION INDI —- ove series of torments to the sufferer. —s = Fie oo the chet” DELANY, Dressmaker and Ladies’ Tailor, | 1719 De Sales St. N.W. ', Bet. L and M sts.) Paris: 4 rue de Trevise. for $40—which are the talk of the town, and cannot be excelled in atyle, fit or fin- CALIFURNIA WATER CO., € BLP. the stores, ROBERTS, | LOFLS99OS OO GOS 005956996008 We've Done {Our Part in bringing these special. values in Housefurnishings within ‘such easy-price reach. Your part lies in promptly improving the opportunity— there is much need for haste -—for the shrewd ones are busy buyers these days. SOLID OAK DINING CHATHS— exceedingly good value at...... sOLID OAK EXTENSION TABLES—strong and sigbtys— ONLY... SOLID OAK SIDEBOARDS—neat in design and well made— ONLY... NEW PATTERNS IN MATTING—by the yard—ONLY... HANDSOME METAL BEDS — new in design—ertra well made SHONLY ss secicascavetweee Te HEATING STOVES—reliable and COOKING RANGES—guaranteed satisfactory—ONLY. 5 PARLOR — SUTTES ceruslyed,plush—ONLY. - B-piecé” Mahogany-finished Buitg-ONLY.. B-plece Overstufted Tapestry Par- lor firite—ONLY.... ose . Splece GI the bal saw—ONLY. ENGLISH - DECORATED TEA SETS—5G_ pleces—new pattern SONEY:. oo 0505 ses enscotseee ENGLISH DECORATED TOILET 98c. $3.47 $7.28 Toc. $4.50 $2.97 $9.76 $24.12 $14.97 Sonceeos a roll—per 3 3 g $ 10, { —when you see it. It's soft—and | crumbly, like sawdost—and almost 15 insipid. “QU \” TAFFY is never Uke that—because t's ways fresh and |—being made every 4: |dealers whenever th g 25C. |supply. That's “otter,” wweause they Box. iit £0 much of tt. “QUEEN” TAF. é + FY is good. Sold by more than 100 ¢ Druggists & Grocers. JACOB FUSSELL CO., Sole Makers. fell-th,s,t-28 oe ?Vou'll Know } “Stale” Taffy ? POO OO > Exercises to Be Held in the Colored Schools Tomorrow. The anniversary of the birth of Frederick Douglass, which occurs Sunday, will be ob- served tomorrow in the colored schoois of the District by the teachers and pupils of the same. While much interest is manifested in the event in all the schools under the charge of Superintendent Cook, the exercises of the High School on M street will probably ai- tract the largest share of public attention. Here a large crayon portrait of the late Mr. Douglass will be presented to the col- ored schools of the District by Messrs. Lewis H. and Charles R. Douglass, the sons of Frederick Douglass, for whom it was made by Mr. Gerritt S. Legnen, a colored artist of Syracuse, N. Y. The program for the occasion will be as follows: Prayer, ‘Seats for the Inaugural ( $5, $6 & $7 It you desire to obtain the finest view of the Inaugural Parade pos- sible to obtain in this city, eng seats in our big avenue show windows. You will thus be sure of a sheltered view of the parade should the weather | | Rev. Dr. Walter H. Brooks; chorus, pupils of Douglass School; sketch of life of Fred- erick Douglass, Isabella Saunders; violin solo, Joseph Douglass; solo, Prof. J. T. Layton; reading; instrumental solo, Miss Hattie Ross; presentation of picture, Rev. F. J. Grimke; acceptance, Trustee Mrs. Mary Church Terrell; chorus, pupils of Deuglass School; solo, Mr. Williams. In the other colored schools papers will be read on incidents in Mr. Douglass’ life, as follows: Birth; early life, escape from slavery; trip to Europe; friendship with John Brown; literary life as editor, writer, lecturer; public life as marshal, recorder, minister, Haytian commissioner; home life, in his occupations, with his friends, his amusements; death, character and personal recollections. The exercises will begin at 1:30 p.m. and end about 3 o'clock. The pro- gram will be interspersed with music and singing. By permission of the board of school trustees a voluntary collection of 1 MEZZO-TINT. PHOTOGRAPHS. “Wile style of Photo, af ‘which we are experts, $24.72 Te ee ee cent for each pupil will be taken up for T PARLOR SUJTES— they are being grabbed up very the benefit of the daughter of John Brown, lsomest line you ever quickly. who is reported to be in destitute circum- ver $137.00 OG RAMS stances at her home in the west. aie oiee ay ; A Batterfly Tea. $3.27 13th & 2 9 Last night the residence of Miss E. F. ETELIO — pleces— . . tree, at the corner of California avenue sETa10 pi special de- $2 3th & Pa, Ave: and Columbia road, Washington Heights, ENGIISE, PECORATED DINGS 39, ‘was crowded with hundreds of the friends oe Tora eae ¥ a ]|of St. Margaret's Church—all desirous of ONT, $8.42 ‘All the requisites {| aiaing the Indies, who have determined to ee a J | 22a « gutta room to the church. ‘The but- cd $ For Su nday School terfly table was presided over by the Misses sors 12.97 3) 6 9 Bradford and ‘Miss Stevens, and their table ON 15.36 ¥ | 8 was soon emptied of dozens of butterflies BOLLD, NOME DESSSBES saat $15.3 i urse S, of all sizes and shapes. Among those who "what" yo want with metal. beds | participated in making the tea a success - SONLY: : $6.00 From a superinténdent’s report to books © | w . Callum, Mrs. Van- & tox, the Baa —evrsthing §| Qerbilt, Miss Little, Mrs. Alexander, e i hE and anythi in that line—is here—the Miss Brown, Miss Miner, Miss ¢ CASH OR Heat of all that hee Deen poblisued. ur | | Stone, Miss Bands, Miss . Mrs. Paul > ae * patrons.” Prices feed the ve and Mr. and Mrs. Brown. The guests in- $ I i) seat a ‘Nort E [cluded Commissioner and Mrs. Truesdell, SHOUSE & HERRMANN Moody). Gen, Flagler, ‘Vreeland, Mrs. Mai ‘and daughter, Mrs. ford, Mr. Minor and wife, Mrs. Black, Gamble, Lieut. and Mrs. Gal- loway, Lieut. and Mrs. Harlow, Mrs. How- ells, Mrs.Childs, Mr. and Mrs. ttle, Mr. | Whitaker. Mr. Binney. The rector, r Howelty wax i, dnd wan unabie to bs Ee & sum of money was real- The Busy Corner, 8th anc Market Space. S Kam, Sons & Co. OUR 2nd Grand Rebuilding Sale, Remnants THE MAIN For FRIDAY SPROIAL VALUES POR THIS OCCASION, In Silks. In Woolen Goods. In Wash Goods. s. BE ORESULTS WAVED rT MENSE LOT 0) RT BAGS ee HEY » ON TOMORE At s THAN WALF VALU FINE AND MEDIUM-PRICED PLAIN BL VK AND BLACK NOVELTY SILKS AND MEDIUM FANCY NOBLES, N COLORS, IN CHIXA AND INDIA SILKS WASH AND LININe SILKS. ONE LOT OF SILK REMNANTS At 19c. ONE LOT OF SILK REMNANTS At 25c. ONE LOT OF 5 REMNANTS z At 29c.. ONE LOT OF SILK REMNANTS At 35c. ONE LOT OF SILK REMNANTS At 39c. ONE LOT OF SILK REMNANTS At 4£Qr ITABLE LENGTH POR WAISTS , rs AS W FOR TRIMMINGS. Woolen Dress Goods Remnants. lic. ALL-WOoL Dot 1 Oc. rH AND SINGH KED E- » 25, REMNANTS OF Do! IMITATION WOOL PLA WIDTH REM HALY-WOL, SSORT NANTS OF FANCY NOVELTIES IN ED PATTERNS a REMN, Ri Sit BLACK M AIRS. RE! SERGI MNANTS OF FINE 00) AND HENRIETTAS. . WASH GOODS. Remnants of Light and Dark Imi tation Wool Chailie. FEC Remnants of Pretty Pacific Lawns, in large and small designs. . . 2%. Remnants of Best Quality Dress and Shirting Prints........- 2%#e.- Remnants of Good Heavy ln bleached Canton Flannel... .2%c. Remnants of all colors in Cheese Cloth. ......-- Ife. Best Indigo -. 4Ac. Remnants of Fine India Linon, S of the Remnants Prints. .. 2 Remnants of Very Fine and Sheer India Linon..... 834c. Remnants of Dark Satin Stripe Wool Challies...........-- 834c. Remnants of Extra Quality Vast Black Satteens. .. 8iAc. Remnants of Wamsutta. Remnants of Fruit. Remnants of Dwight Anchor. Remnants of N. Y. Mills. - BLEACHED 210 YARDS AZRC. Blankets and Spreads WHICH ARE NOT REM THESE ARE ALL YARD-WID MUSLIN IN LENGTHS PKOM BUT REMNANT PRICI SIZE DOUBLE | Wi FANCY BOKDERS. 800 SINGLE COMFORTS FOR 0¢ WITH FAST-COLORED CALICO, At 35c. 600 PAIRS 104 EXTRA HEAVY MoTTDED GRAY BLANKETS, - At 9&8c 300 PAIRS 104 BROWN OR TAN OCOLOKED WOOL BLANKETS, At 79¢. 1,000 LARGE SIZE WHITE CROCHET N’READS, MARSEILLES PATTERNS, At 49¢. 200 EXTRA SIZE AND WEIGHT WHITE Cho. CHET SPREADS, HEMMED, WHITE COTTON 1LED ED COMFORTS, AKG. SIZE At o&c. SEN ISA ND KED 200 BEST. COVERED B 400 PAIRS 10-4 FINE WHITE QUE BELLA BLANKETS, BLUE, PINK A. BORDERS. AND 50 PAIRS OF WHITE, SCARLET BLANKETS, Stk . FINEST SOILED. EVERY PAIR AT JUST ONE-ILALE. THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO SUPPLY youR- SELVES WITH INAUGUKAL BED COVERING AT VERY LITTLE Oost, Lining Remnants. REMNANTS OF HERRINGBONE HAIRGLOTH At 1%c. ABPRNEE. OF G09D Reavy stuesta is At 3c. REMNANTS OF 3¢-1NCH MOIRE RUSTLE LI ING TS BROWS, TAN AND GHAY. REMNANTS OB FINE QUALITY 86-INCH PER pee At Tc.” SKanp, Sous @ STWR MARKET SPACE.