The evening world. Newspaper, November 5, 1900, Page 8

7 SHE OIED AT SMOKY CRIM MR OF STI = i I A THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING; NOVEMBER FY CIES UP CHILO’ CRUELLY BEATS STARTS A PANG AND FORTUNE. LITTLE BOY ——-— The Sergeant Called, but | Twenty Girls in a Scare|Mrs Kortright Waives|Frank Ray Arrested on Mary Reilly Did Not Answer. DRUNKENESS 1$ CHARGED, |: 279%» fo oF oe nai Well-Dressed Young Woman Expired with Hands on \\ the Railing. With her bande on the rail in front of the sergoant's (lesk in (he Herber t station, Willamaburg, this morning, Mary Retlly, twenty-oight years old ‘was waiting her turn to be questioned , ae to the reason for her drunkenness was doing |'r Umea threntene: Jost night, |e perniaded vito the bullding, | linquishew all clatm to her husband's was iil, Wis sctoame, they. wald, “Mary Reilly,” called Peseta i millions Ang his oy i Lary heard all, over ihe, neta por hood, ‘There was no saswer, A noiwhbor poked Vaanyer Nicoll sald In ourt thai Mra. Julian Manon decided 10 take the hua her, | STRUCK A WRECK AT SEA, | korrikn iad ne objection to the ainpo- aw m his cruel futher ture MAtwwee to your name.” cued Poi i ner ebay andi Him oxet Mh Caltrans ll oaiey in Dredger, who had arrested Ae Ateamer Archtor Towed Into Mate Nei) May Phipps waa too inexpert. bken 19 punise Roy for h Ore ent young woman paki no attention, Watt! Jenoed and alould have associated with of the boy © child's mother en RTA erase Wo oe astoniened| ares, % nid Leal : i ( company t" than w yeas eae anit shortly after Hay ly d ate (heerial to The Rvening World) De'a Va married @ id 901 Ol es dl HALIFAX, N. 8, Nov, &Phe steam: | Se ie kage oman over the Kir coremakera by the young woman had died Ae ene) tein et into. thin. mart fy AA taken The Worthington Company here, Mahe seve bs ddrene last night when y, having be ked up by the| will will now be admitted to probate foottee Agr aecome Mast, ma Ate which was bound sara Yrs, Oarney Wille Herself, winded by a crowd, of oblidren on] froin Philadelphia for the Called Bing: | Witnoms Wanted Corrinne, Grieving over the death of her moth: ‘Roebling street ae 28 Bouth Fourth The Arohior left Leith on Oct, ® for Mra, Marmaret Leddy, Jantiress of an) er-inelaw, of whe rhe wae very fond, Hhe war taken ¢ Hodtord avenue | Philadelphia The vapialn reporta, the | auartmentehouse at 281 Madinon avenue,| Mex Jane Car ted her life this Hiation and then transferred to Herber tail ARAFE broke when hv was olf Hable] yy noid in $e ball (A the Marfem Court | morning with ca scl, Mew Car areet, “where there |p a matron From the shock experienced he te of| thie morning we efuniig | Ney, Who WAS only thirtysone yewen old, | 4" fi <a the opinion that the propeller vetiaed | to reapond y appear ag a lived wt BI) Weal Twontyon ¥ mh atreat | mubmerged wreck, The Chesa- | witnew with her husband Amow and her three FUNERAL OF W. L. STRONG.) ip iene OR sr Sh auelte | mia aoa or ‘| childech-Ony, five yeara, Katlh, three wake picked uit i he Tand BH tor he lyeare, and Thomas, clever monthe old. Larne Attendance of Relatives and Wri att, Thomas'a Chareh, ‘The of exeMayor Willem Btrong wes conducted this morning it Mo! from &, Thomas's Church, fth avenue ard Pifty-thind street, the Right Rey, Bishop Potter officiating. | hero was no funeral sermon, the cere Wmony consisting only of the Episcopal Iburial service, chureh was crowded, Among the re of the immediate family pres. ‘pnk Were Mra. Strong, the Wisow, Major tam Bragies arog Mr one Le i song (howe presen ere Van Wyek, exMayor Abram 8. t, exaMay or iharies Hi. Behieren, of Tooklyn exMayor William b « dirs and Mrs, Prankiin, Mr. and ine Alvin, Me, pid Mra. aid the diisaes Hidridge and others, ie = pali-beareme were Oscar a *, Ox-Miniater to Turkey, Beoretary ar Bithy Root, Anson G. Mocook, Hoe Charles 8. ba John Clatlin, A. vA. Wheelock and CB, Vrecerjok Jalon tion of sev the S's Gul ne dation, the Fuslny M moy 1 ie, the City € icere and trumacs of the Ni life Insurance Company, the Ohto Bo elety, of whieh the deoes was one lounders; the Centra National dW. 1) Strong & Co, were Inpy beautiful floral dis “te Interment was in the family plot at Woodlawn. oe SIR RODERICK’S FUNERAL. fervices Meld in the Church of the Incdenation, ‘The funeral of Bir Roderick Cameron, who died recently in London, was held this morning at the Church of the Inear: mation, Mhirty-titih street and Madison avenue, Tae in ved |i country on Saturday Conarder Btrurta, The marsive Engiteh oak cas ton th was |i th allver ny inroediale Caml ne an which were held at 10. ' ae re Belmont Ti tee nhoan Cameron ant ies » dele: t the Maritime Pachange of ot Now York, nnd the € anadian York Mreet, J New Yor Sentero were WA 4 » Wo FL Mailer, Peter’ it fudge Monson, WoW. Maciar ‘Vernon Ht. Brown and D. iH. cum al BRIDE DEAD OF POISON, Baptinn Mimtinter’» Wite Get Car. bolte Acid by Mistake, (Opeetal to The Brentng Wortt WILKPSBARKIC, Nov 6 \tre, DF @tuart, wife of tho minister of the Hap tet Church, eighteen yoare ol, died } from carbolic acid poisoning. Hor says It way an aoeident | couple have been married seven ‘mo! and for the past few weeks ihe! wife Bad bean aoting strangely Ky my 0. he bey wil remain in the vestibule rah until this evening, when be taken on a speoial train at 6% for interment at WilHametown, got the wrong bottle Is considerable mystery in the oor, ond he Coroner says he will nake al ugh Investigation or | Quarreled, Took Sei Linele Battk committed aulotly today tm the basement of 1) Second street, whe lived with hor husband, ¢ ‘Bhe was booty three yeara old. they ‘quarreled an Bhortly before moon t he ho: e KOON followed left t they quarretied near the corner. Jefe he neighborhood ra. Badth bought a pint of whiskey ton vente worth of carholic welt. | urning to her room whe mixed rhe| Wo took a long drink } SHIPPING NEWS, TUB THhEe Wieh Warer AM Hook ob 6 We teand 01) 6M Gi OD OU PORT OF NEW York. ie ARRIVED, Rio Jensire nielte Bavanilia London Havew romaine of the Mnancier| , Claims Against Gouver- Charge of Abusing neur Kortright’s Will. His Son. Run from Big Paint | Building. Pe warrant was lneued on complaint Met eee Were lite In a big i yium. He had previ ft Menry Ho Honnell, President of Bils- The oe wae twit tarough ‘the, mace two Wwilin, the fire jeaving wvety>{abeth'a Society for the Prevention of “e thing to Mee Kortritit, whe wie ble Cruetty to Children, The evidence When vhe ety of "FI WAR PALIN) second wife. Mire, Hrldget Murphy and Mre, Mag. @ ntieet al belie sterioal he girlie ran pel wap Furman, nelabvors of Ray, showed velty Loward the child. that the little follow part of the time confin in the attle of his home, and that hte father beat him adn daily and at 4 Kill the child, whe | The hie fortune ¢ In, but when | wife The he place the ohimney | pie, second will made in LBs, left all hie dauwhter by hie Arat custody of the ehild was » Mine Ada Phipps, her aunt. wo alarms he firemen got Tt was #ome { nefore the qirix could | Thus by to-day's action the widow re: Ehrich Bros. Eh ‘Read the Ehrich Bulletin El€ction News of ital Importance. Greatest Clothing Savings in New York, Thousands of men won't have to work to-morrow, We've planned this Clothi It's a great money-saving opportunity, just when you can most conveniently take ad garments came from an overburdened maker who sacrificed them for ready cash, He’s Ehrich garments in the regular wav at almost double what we paid. { Is it any wonder that ,th knowledged leader ? Bulletin No, 2. At 9 o'clock, and for 2hours only, MEN'S WOOLLEN PANTS, for business and general purpose wear, the are a Bulletin No. I. MEN'S WINTER OVERCOATS, rough Oxford gray vieunas, lined with extra heavy cloth, pockets of heavy plush ; cole w elwet Sleeves Humber Of guetty ¢ ined with genuine ate bag Ae iron frame lining; and mixed shades; sizes from 34 to 40 all bear the Union label a chanee tor we £3.00 pants Tuesday, till 14 o'clock chest; designed to retail for §10.00. 5.98 SSSS8SSSss Gentlemen's Fine Dross TROUSMRS, coneULULO® BOI Very handsome and nobby | This lot | MINEST SEMI-DRESS OVERCOATS, made ot Highest grade woollena imported to thiw (ry clothe that you'll not find at any place with the exception of high priced merchant tallors charging $20.00 and $ Gentlomen’ effects in ch Tweeds and through-and through Worsteds: scores of neat patterns Also a large number of conspicuous plaids $25.00 Bulletin No, 4. 700 BOYS' WINTER OVERGOATS, made of AlhWoollen Oxford and Tan Gheviots and Blue and Black Kerseys. Bulletin No, 5. MEN'S SUITS, single breasted styles and some double breasted, Wigh cut vests in single and here to-morrow. right. That's why it sells so cheaply and so quickly, HATHAWAY, and patent calf BOYS’ $1.75 MEN'S $2.50 FINE CASCO CALF. rabaya Hire Valera OUTOOING STEAMSHIPS, LD TODAY eee Prines, Pernam- MEN'S $1.75 AND §2,00 SATIN CALB SHOBS=Lon: 95 don, Globe and French toes; sizes 6 to 11, special... Cc BOYS' $1.50 SPRING HEEL BOX CALF LACE SHOES, G golf cut, English back stay, sizes 9 to 154; special... ¢ SKIN LACE SHOES, opera, bull. dog and custom cop toe and plain J 39 BODE; AN MRS secueebervinveys % MEN'S $3.50, GLAZED CHROME TANNED VICI KID LACE SHOES, English 1.98 cap toe, golf cut, vici kid, ned all through; heavy double sole, per best box calf heel, at,...... 6th Ave, vet /, Italian or fancy wool Kinin shoulders and sleeve IInings of pure satin, Net a coat in the lot SATIN CALF HEEL SHOES, London cap toe, tops, extension sole, fair stitch, absolutely solid and warranted; sizes 13 to 5%, special ... MEN’S $4.00 HIGH-CUT SPO! three heavy soles, with extension to TNS, BATH BY FRE EASHBE'S PLA Dance Round Lighted Candle Till Youngest Falls. Bamuel Wiseman, the fifteen-monthe: old son of John and Sarah Wiseman, of 6 Kast One Hundred and Twenty-firet street, was burned to death this morn. At 6.9 o'clock Mra. Wiveman left the house to do her marketing. Her hus- band had gone to his work at an earlier hour, Bhe jeft alone in the house her three obildren Joseph, four years old, Bamuel, Afieen months old, and w girl of three ear id When bip mother Joseph climbed wpon a chair and 4 box of matohes left on the albo nesutod a Wax meni the candle and placing it bing the ie ing on the hoarth the three children began & merry dande around it. Little Samuel's dress caught fire and when the mother returned shoruy af- torward whe found the burned body of! the litle one ying Upon the hy All of hie clothing had been burned o except the neckband of the dress, an t Mtl gharie one blackened. eather two children were speech: from fright rm. Wiseman sereamed for help, and the nelghvors tly summoned "doce tors, put the flames had quickly Milled the ehili Little Girt Fatally Baraed, Twenty giria ran ino panic from the! phe jong contest over the custody of] Prank Ray n moulder, aged forty, and aint eatah> | veautityl dau and millions of mons |@mployed in the Worthington Pump lett ite Gouverneur Kort: | Works, at the Bilzabethport Branch, Vearl syreet, when a man shouted” Mire aht enued today when the millions | ¥9# @ prisoner 1) Poltee Court at Bllna- ii Jwhort » Ye fore noon today \ire’s widow, through her lawyer, Ne) eth, No J, today on a charge of in- fire, but there were val-| | Nic Human treatment of his three-year-old t Alled the ne 4 son Royal Ray. a child of the accused 1 al |man'a fret wife, whe te dend piece, le strom ne Floren weven years old, of 5 Bnet One ed and Mhirtyeninih ot war |) y fatally burned thie morning het atching fire al a wmnall bonfire ina vacant lot at Bt Anne avenue and Kast One Hundred and Thirt The neham apron caught fire ina second all her elothing was In flames As she ran for home mveral women Bros. Boards. ng Sale for those thousands. vantage of it, Most of the a maker of very high repute. We can't use his name, but we can tell you why it is withheld. Alamy stores right here in New York bought his is Clothing Store is an de. Bulletin No, 3, OVERGOATS, they include Kerseys, Mel- tons, Friezes, Viewnas and(aford mixtures, ith self or silk vel- coll, plain Tops of & prth under $15.00, and many $18.00, 9,80 *® FINE DRESS TROUSIRS; some Of Lhe choleost myterials ever designed for men's trouserethe vest worsteds and forelgn tweedings, In the newest and most exclusive atyloa; no one needs better trousers than this and checks, cut aocording to the made up and teimined in the assortment affords, and mor latest 1900 fashion ‘howe richest possible way; lotrtnst chant tailors are asking $5.00 were made to retail at $4.00, ° | cally worth every cent of and $6.00 for them Ter PY Your cholve * Bulletin No. 6, BOYS’ PIECE SUITS, 9 to 16; newest styles; | chotee Scotch cheviot mixtares, in broken plaid in sizes from + to Jouble breasted, Bannockburn eifects, pin stripe and check effects, as well as black and 46 years, made up with real Italian lining Stripes, Meat cheeks and plaids: also Ostord blue cheviots and Thibet cloth, double-breasted and mye ad velvet collars. An 2 98 mixed cheviots, heavy blue serges, 7 he | vests, stylishly cut and properly 3 9 Dp pu i jo o of oy cassime &e. y $ ined i , Pid TNECOMW Me scesvas ss 8 Taonmnnnwenrid Ditton ohne ae 8 | Men's Hats—-Extra Speci. | i: ens Mals-—-Lxtra Opectal. | 4 50 cases of MEN'S DERBYS AND ALPINES, in all the new shadet io of black, brown, mocha, pearl and mouse. Copies of Dunlap, \ Knox and Young blocks, trimmed with silk bindings. Exclusive e hatters charge you $2.50 and $3.00; all at one price to-morrow, Our New Shoe Store for Men Boys Offers the Best Values in New York, Conveniently near to the Clothing Store, this Shoe Store for men and boys has unrivalled offers. Come (ood footwear will cost you only about half what you'd naturally expect to pay. THIRD FLOOR, It's bought Following prices are fair examples of prevailing values: SOULE & HARRINGTON'S FINEST SHOES, for men, worth $5 and $6, lace and | er plain cap toes, French box calf and velour; also vici kid &fe NO bright dongola 95c BOOTS, and tan Russia calf; 35 ° Pe eT eer er ery i , 5; 1900, chaved the house eet walk. the re malning o! oe into her home, Was goon removed to the Har.em Hospital. As fee waa boln arried out of the ambo! janoe her mot Hosptial disperma: ho had been ther for treatment, Was almos( crazed with grief when she saw ihe blackened child,” ‘he tte girl wil probably die. EXPLOSION AT NEW HAVEN. Entire Otty Fire Department Jered to Winchester Armen Sh: NBW HAVEN, Conn., Nov. b—An ex: Ploslof occurred this afternoon in the ‘dry-house” connected with the works of “the Winchester Repeating Arma Company, ‘The walls of the building were hows out and torn to pieces, and the window Haale In adjacent bulldings were shat- tered, No one was in the building, ow- {hg to the fact thi j@ employees were enjoying the noon heur, ‘ we report was terrific, and a hing of a pants Was occasioned, eo Fire Department was summoned and crowds thron, to the opens, Tt wae found, however, that no one ae Jured, and the proyerty damage po irre. ‘The dry-houne |* used for a portion of the priming proc Ehrich Bros” Ehrich Surprising Election Sale Begins To-Morrow at 8 i Tersely told news items for Election impress the importance of these offers. in New York will give—or can give, Every de cent sta will make great history in the store annals Handsome Belt Clasps, 8c, Handsomer and newer in design than those offered Inst week, Oxtdized, Russian enamel, gilt, steel fet and gunmetal; all sizes; actual 8 Yaive 600, to $1.50, at... ATS Cc Ladies’ Underwear, LADIES’ EXTRA HEAVY EGYPTIAN YARN VESTS AND PANTS, sizes 3 to 7, a regu. 29 luv 600, garment, APY yall Cc Men's Underwear. MEN'B HYGIENIC FLERCE-LINED UNDER- WEAR, heavy winter weight, in natural 49 and tan; 690, garment, at, ‘ c MEN'S CASHMERE HALF H and tans, regular 25c. hose, at Infauts’ Wear. SHORT DRESSES, assorted atyloa, Lonsdale trimmed with embrotdery ineerticns and izes 3 months to 3 years; value 23c¢ CHILDREN’S CANTON FLANNEL DAY DRAW- ERA, knickerbocker style, heavy quality, 18 fiaes 2 to 10 yours; valne 20¢,, at........5 Cc MAIDS' AND WAITRESSES’ APRONS, fine lawn, vacorted styles of insertion and plain hem, 19, extra fine quality, value 80c.; spectal....... ¢ Phenomenal Lace Curtain Bargains. One Pair Lots—Two Hours 9 to 1t-—Tursday. Manufacturer's samples, slightly damaged, finest qual- ity and designe, coples of real high grule lacer: ecru and white; exact values range from $2.9) to} $5.00 per pair; our special sale, for two hours 49c¢) only, per pair ivveenne iy Toy ny f feet,. tooo LE ART SQUARE, size Ox? REVERSIBLE ALL. WOOL SMYRNA 4 96 Muslin Underwear Offers, FLANNELETTE DRESSING SACQUES, fancy stripe, finished all around, rolling collar and sleeves, full ruffle of solid color, pink or 49 blue, special ... hen hagas Cc) DRAWERS—Moelin, ninbretia rustle, firivhed 19 | with cluster of tucks and deep hem... Cc CORSET COVERS, assorted styles, trimmed 15¢ with embroidery Vebeerevndaene CORSET COVERS--High, V, square and low 19 neck, trimmed with lace or embroidery... c Pre-eminent Glove Values, LADIES’ FOUR-BUTTON REAL KID SUEDE) GLOVES, in black and the popular shades of} gray; actual Value $1.50; for thin sale, per 69c pair ciinorren | Ladies’ Suits, $10.00 TAILOR-MADE SUITS, cholce homespun, now fall shades, fly-front jacket, fuil flar- 6 98 | Ing skirt, all finely tailored, spectal at,, ° } Ladies’ Jackets, LADIES! SsTYLIOH WM tapered wood —melton | Joth, full Itned, all ni¢bly tailored, spe- ite mae Fur Scaris, CHINA SEAL SCARFS, made full, finished with large talls, great bargains at,....,.. 1.49 Special Books. At This Price Tuesday Only. Cardinal's Snuff Hox, by Henry Harland. All Bhen Holden, by Irving Bachellor, Master Ohrietian, by Marie Corelll, \ at Soft Side, by Henry James, { Pecoavi, by Hornung, ) 7% Stickit Minister's Wooing, by Crockett. Y Dresses, $1.80 GIRLS’ PRETTY SCHOOL DRESSES, woo! checks, platds and fancy mixtures, all neatly trim- mod with piain colored cashmeres and braid to match, full skirts with deep hema, lined 98 throughout, all colors, sizes 6 to 14 yra,, at... iC Silk Waists, $6.00 TAPFETA SILK WAISTS, tucked front and bees flare cuff, old rose, 1S hays white, Diack, violet, red and green, special POLO sicvccrecorrevnerees seeberveneeeee 2.90 WRAPPERS, fine assortment of colors, strap back, lined to waist, col- lar and sleeves trim with braid, full 39c GUAR, OE rerceccrererrroesonren (Ki con Black and Colored Petticoats, BLACK AND AND PERCA- | MEN'S $2.00 SATIN CALF LACE SHOES, EN ON Neil's, Our Store Will Be OPEN Day To-Morrow, Election Day. Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st St, J Bros. | Day Special Values Unanimously WUoted the Best in New York A.M. Store Open All Day. | Day selling—few words are necessary to There are values here such as no other store | We began to plan weeks ago for this sale. | airtment in the house has important specials, has searched the market for unusual values in his line. The values are here—better, stronger, in greater numbers than ever before. It's an occasion that Every buyer on our magnitie of New York. Unequalled Shoe Offers. AND CHILDREN'S $2.00 PATENT LEATHER SHOES, kid and cloth tops, lace and ay an 4 to I and 12 ( + tae 98c ES, satin calf, fair Koglish cap 7% lain and cap tors, sizes 6 to 11, sale price. 95¢ ’ LADIPS' $4.50 PATENT LEATHER SHOES, lace And button, kid or cloth tops, latest mod- 1 69 els, all sizes and widths, eale price ¢ 4,000 Silk Remnants at Half, SPECIAL BARGAIN TABLE FOR TUESDAY- 4,000 remnants of silk in lengths from 1% to § yarday all Pas from the season's best sellers; sold well At $1.00 and $1.19; to be closed out Tuea- day at... . 50c 1,000 YARD6 27-INCH FINE BLACK TAFFETA, vory heavy HPP IAM ivievcecreeriernreies Colored Dress Goods Much Reduced, ar) AND ZIBELINE PLAIDS AND FANCY ) CHECK SUITINGS, good vatues at 50e. ENGLISH MELTON SUITING, 64 inches wide; ALL, WOOL, AND SILK AND WOOL PLAIDS, 46, 0 and 54 Snohes wide, worth Sfo. to $1.19, BOYS' $1.50 SPRING HEEL sit atiteh and box calf, golf cut toen, Hize6 9 10 14%, gale price at one S-HAIR SUITING, all wool, extra weight, 54 inches wide, made to retail at §1.25, at. ; qe ate nar teeee 69 | BLACK CAMEL'S HAIR SULTING, 50 inches wide, ALL-WOOL CHEVIOT AND STORM BERGE, 41 Inches wide LL ed ’ IMPORTED OTTOMAN AND PIEROLA SUITING, 44 inches wide, : bis lead CASHMERE AND WHIPCORD, 45 In, wide, ALL-WOOL POPLIN AND GRANITE SUITING, 46 Inches wide, regular 8$c. and $1.00, AE srccrrecernrrtvnerecvetserenreee tone 75¢ ve ALL-WOOL BROADCLOTH AND VENETIAN CLOTH, 52 inches wide, | ALL-WOOL CHEVRON SUITING, 60 inches 98 wide, regular $1.26 qualities, at....... tenes iC } Art Embroidery Specials, { EXTRA LARGE SWI8S DUREAU { SCARFS AND SHAMB, wide fluted ruffie, 23¢ WOO, BIAAO, Mircrrrsvelecererrerreseoonee HAND-PAINTED OPAL WARE, Bottles, Trays, Smoking Sets, Flower Dishes, 790, grade BE evevevorreees teen ben eeeee tee Alarm Clocks, 5%, LARGE ALARM CLOCKS, nickel plated, good 59 timekeepors, 900, grade, AL.....cscereeevennes (+4 | Notions Half Off, | BLACK AND WHITE RUSSIAN BINDING, extra good quality, 18¢, grt at, per 12} PaPiaescisnnss if 2c LADIES' HOSE SUPPORTE ailk finished, 17 with nickel clasps, 30c. grade, at... C Muslin and Linens, ay | YARD WIDE FINE WHITE CAMBRIO, worth 10¢,, at.. . ‘ sees DWIGHT ANCHOR PILLOW CASES, 45x 10¢ 86, worth 180,, Ot vriisrcersererveee perenne SILK WASH CLOTHS, pink, blve, lavender and yellow, fast colors, worth 25¢,, at....+.. 72°INCH ALI-BLEACHED TABLE DAM- 39 ABK, worth 690, yd, Atecssesceeeeevenee nid (4 66-INCH ALL-LINEN CREAM TABLE 39, DAMASK, worth 590, yd,, at. e Window Shades at 29, 1,000 WINDOW SHADBS, ol] opaque, com- plote, aize 3x6 Carpets and Linoleums. GOOD BRUSSELS, per yard........ Rane ENGLISH LINOLEUMS, per China and Glassware, TRA SETS, 66 p'sces, high grade, decorated, fancy shapes; a $4,00 set, special at.,.., 2.75 100 DOZ. GAB GLOBES, assorted otchings, 60 BARRELS THIN 60c, dow. kind, each DINNER SETS, white, 5 fancy shapes; regular $5.50 sot, for.,..,. BETS, decorated, & complete service for 12 persona, limited number; $10.00 sets 6.49 Ar ®