The evening world. Newspaper, February 8, 1904, Page 7

GIL KLLS SELF ‘Wiss Thompson, Upbralded by ‘Het Fianee for Walking on the with Another Man, farbotio Acid, “SHE SIMPLY WAS TRYING i TO HELP FIND SISTER. ‘Miter Vainly Trying to See Man | Who Had Told Her All Was * Off. She Drank Poison in the Street. Rose Thompson, a beautiful young ;Moman of twenty-one, lies dead at her ‘ome in, No. 213 Butler street, Brooklyn, Wo-day, having ended her life after @ght misunderstanding with Charles | Go, @kully, the man she had expected to | ered marry. ‘Miss Thompson, the eldest of seven Gandsomo sisters, was at her home last Might, when a‘man who had been atten- tive to her sister’ May, called at the Bouse. ‘ «~ wea! “May isn't here,” the older sister told fhe man. ‘She is calling In the neigh- hood. If you want me to I will go with You to find her.” Stpping on a wrap the girl started fmith the young man to the helghbor's house. On the way they met Skully, Tho latter became angry at once, | “Do you think thie {s proper fot you?” he asked. “Who fs this man?’ “You go on to our house,” she said, Yaughing. “May ca tol! you more @bout him than I can,” and laughing @gain she ran down the street and foined the other man, : ‘Told Her It Was All Over. ‘Returning to her home a short while Yater, Miss Thompson ‘found Bicully, He was with het, so it is said, and told het on her entrance to the hous “Tt le all over between us, Our Gagoment ts at an end.” Skully left the house, refusing to ac- cept any explanation. then went to her mother. “I am gorry to tell you,” she said, “but my engagement has been broke: Can'yOu imagine any one belng so con: sumed with jealousy? Iam not gylty of anything save an interest in my sister, and I have been accused of near- ly every crime on the calendar.” Miss Thompson then sald that she ‘Wanted sofie change with which to buy some lemons, Her mother gave. her the Money and tho girl started to the cor- ner. She hurried at once td Skully’s home, No, 212 Smith etrest, 'He isn’t here,” she was told at the @oor. “Tell him that Miss Thompson called, she replied, and she turned sadly to fhe street. She wont to a drug store tn the. mi hood and asked for a phial of carbolje acid. “What ate you going to do with || arbolic acid?" the clerk asked her, Gave — Laughing Repty. “Maybo you think I am going to frink it," she feplied, laughing. “No, ‘E don't think I would like the taste || of carbolic acta.” Reaching the street aie Miss ‘Thompson Place, She stopped in front of No. AY And sat down on the stoop. F Qn hour she temained there, “Persie rsons who passed saw her ai Beata her sob. pclae mips eOngty after midnight « man ran up jcemi 0 Street station, and cried outs UU er “A young woman Js dying round here on Boerum place, She is groaning and *Fenyon *to juni Mies. Th lyi : “round Miss. Thompson. lyin; ‘on the stoop. ioe mouth was burned my carbolic cia ‘end tho empty phial told its own story. "I want to-die,” the girl moaned, xs lyn City ken to the Mal, “Mwant to die.” Please dont ital. Sto nave me. ‘The a thy to-dmy. Am: was Rent to ait to tell hith of her Guicide, but he could not bo. found. KEPT MARRIAGE SECRET 10 YEARS Publié Announcement Just Made of Wedding of Mrs. Kathleen L. Barry, Niece of Daniel Man- Ning, to Carl W. Vottler. ‘rhe publication in a daily paper of the maffiage noticé of Carl Willian] , Wottler, of No. 249 West One Hundred and Fifteenth street, and Mrs, Kath- leen Edttle Barry gives their friends the first intimation of a ceremony which was ed ten years ago. ‘Vottler,. who is a manufacturer ‘of (welentifie instruments, has his place of Dusiness ih West Twenty-third street. Mra, Berry is the nie¢é of Daniel Mans ming, at one time Secretary of the Treasury. She formerly wits married to Thomas Barry, ® nephewot John D. Crimming. In the published Advertisement of the Marriage the ceremony fs said to havo ' been perforitied at Tenafly, N. J., on May ©, 186: When sten at his home, One Hundred and Fittesith street, . Vottler maid as a matter of fact he and Mrs, Barry had been ‘married in ee { ‘ and Mrs. Barry were legal Fated, but oth whe and Mr a Were’ members of the Roman Cath- é Church and their relatives made , ject} hi they the twain trad tobe saatrioa | 2 r vo! Bary 36 mht the ald oF the Ret Bite iu herwood, & Protestant in. ‘Tenifty, N. 6 ceremony that united them, thee marriage the eonple ooh v York. iome YOMP thelr Tealdence in New fet 6 iver learned of th seput Poe ten veere the eecres | kept: from the greater number of | thelr tfends. 2 etm ‘wR Ee Miss Thompson }j the drection of Boerum | | ig Day Set for Wedding, Miss Eva Genska Jumps Into New- town Creek. : Bya Genska, thirty years old; of Inia and Huron streets, Greenpoint, at- tompted suicide to-day by jumping from the Greenpoint draw-bridge into New- town Creek. Scores of young womeh and men go- ing to work were on the bridge when the girl plunged into the Ice-filled water. ‘They raised a shout that was heard by Capt, Louls B. Williams, of the barge Ardsiey. When Miss Genska fell to the water she struck a cake of ice, which turned over with her waight and let her sink below the surface, Capt. willia Feached the end of the barge just fe came to the surface, and, with long boat hook, managed to sectire her clothing and pull her to the side of the at, An ambulance was’ summoned from the St. John Hospital, where Miss was taken. When she reo 0 have been married to-day, er lover failed to appear at’ the ap- pointed meeting piace she decided to end her life. She wilf recover. HOMELESS MAN DIES. Found Unconscious in Street He Expires in Hospital, Luke Molloy, a homeless man, pi¢ked up unconsclous in front of 105 “Washington street to-day by policeman, At the Hudson Street Hos- pital it was found that he had a frac- tured skull. He dled there an hour later. Es but. was SWALLOWED PARIS GREEN. After a quarrel with her huabana eariy to-day, Alice Brown, twenty-five years old, of No, 223 Sackett street, Brooklyn, tried to kill herself by taking paris green She te now in the Long Island College Hospital. Her husband can not be found awd It is not known what led to the quarrel. ine of fine rigs of tl Never offered before. Cashmere Rugs Antique Kelims | Bagdad Covers § Stripes Embroidered, were 4.00, Anatolia Mats Imports Showing new and well defined designs, binations of dark and light effects. 1,6x gift 45 3x 6ft 1.80 2x4 80 3x9 2.75 26x9 2.25 3x12 3,60 26x12 3.00 3x15 4.50 3x3 90 4x7 2.80 building on March 4. - FROM A BRIDGE! 1 END HER LIFE Her Fiance Failing to Appear on| Selma Franklin, Teacher of Lan-| Broadway and 18th St. » The Unusual Store. An Opportunity Worth Noting in . Oriental Rugs For the coming week we offer additional proofs of Mie low rices we're able to Gary on popular Oriental weaves, e East stands second to none. fT eas “) 34, Ath, Sth Floors, Fine Persian Saddte Cloths + Resemble fine tapestry. Average size 3.3x3.4 ft., were 15.00. Fine Kazak and Mosul Rugs at 16.00 & 18.00 Average Size 4x7 ft. ° Worth double the price nbw marked. Average size 7x9.6 ft. Fine Khiva Bokhara Rugs Valued at $60.00 to $190.00. Average size 7x9 ft. Suitable for Portieres or Couch Covers, new JAPANESE ‘JUTE RUGS | after the Japanese, woven in-color com- | ECONOMIC DRY GOODS CO., Northwest Cor. 3d Ave. and 79th St, ‘REMOVAL SALE. Commencing to-morrow, Tuesday, Feb. 9, our éntire stock of dry and fancy goods will be sold ‘at 50c. on the dollar, as we must vacate the i Selling out everything; going, out of business, Store closed to-day to arrange the stock. OPEN TO-MORROW MORNING AT 9 O'CLOCK who sald she wi gages, was discharged to-day by Magis: grate Whitman tn the Yorkville Police Court( where she had been arraigned on a charge of attempting ‘to commit sutcide, seventh street station, was told that a woman was trying to leap into. the East River at the foot of Sixty-tecond street. found Mise Franklin tr¥ing to Seteat she to run out of fund no way, of livin chosen death, she her mind after being rescued by the Too Poor to De Vermont's Gov- afford to be Governor of Vermont, United States District-Attorney James L . probable Republican candida’ of heep.. Mire een. . tng abe was taken to the West tle found in her pocket. guages; Beoame Despondent and Attempted to Leap, from Pler Into River. Selma Franklin, forty-five years old, a her of lan- Policeman Wells, of the East Sixty- Reachii the pier there, he e t he Police Court, where "the Magiat had aid, but had changed: ee ernor. ‘ BRATTLEBRO, Vt, Feb, &—"T can't said Martin, who ha been considered a Governor my income ‘oldable expenses, Lat fight it owt. 4 Ax Mary Murtha, a white-haired servant Jonah White, of No, 101 East fourth street, while her mis- Was out yesterd k $150 worth elry from a dreise! brandy bottle, and shé wen! White found her hel; nips to lens ‘hir- Street Station. The jewelry was ‘entine i -at 5.00 at 35.00 at 40.00 to 60.00- at 20.00 to 30.00 | at 225 at 2.00 5 xSft 2.50 Oxizft 10.75 6 x6 .60 10x12 = 12.00 6 x9 540 10x14 14,00 726x106 7.75 12x12 14.50 9 x9 8.25 12215 18.00 Oculists. Correct the eye strain, and your headaches. will cease. In the Ehrlich Eye-Testing Rooms these Oculists will advise you: 2 A. Ww. Brewster, M. D,, 217 B'way. years Brooklyn Eye and Bar ‘p} Coy Brigden, M. B., 1343" Bway, (15 years in private 35 ait a M. Kenyon, M. b., 223 Sixth Ay. (8 verre Manbattan Rep and EB evens NOC HARGE except for” 1 glasses, and that mode: 4 Chilich PTICIANS—41 Years’ Practice, oad St... Arcade, Broad Ex, Bldg roadway .... Astor House Block 223 Sixth Avenue Below isthe 1348’ Broadway...’ Relow 36th st, STORES OPEN SATURDAY VENTING 217 Cares a Cold inOne Day, 2 Days Chlorine IE TUIOGRATER Artistic Photographs. High-class work, polite service and low prices are responsible for our succes: t ‘ Imperial Folder ‘Platinum, Photo- 00 pér dozen, This is the fo-date style and finish. No better photos can be had anywhere at any price, ——— STUDIOS: New York. ‘est a3d st Ties bay ae graphs, 8. Abraham Bronze * 75c., $1.25, $1.5) Ir ‘Mantel Ci orenieate, $3.75, $4.25, Porcelain Clocks, $3.50, $5, $6. Mantel Chime -Cloc! $12.50, Anniversary Clocks, $12, TTNGAGEMENT OFF, BRIDE-ELECT LEAPS ISORRY SHE TRIED , FEBRUA The A nnual Sale of WATCHES and CLOCKS Probably one of the greatest merchandising s< plishments in the way of Annual Sales is this fine presen- tation of American and Swiss Watches, at twenty to forty per cent. below their value. ‘ vom- The Elgin and Waltham factories always have orders herself from a dozen boYs who held) fj accom firmly to her skirts, ‘The said the | I) Hoasib woman had tried to leap off the pler bt OT er Pele ve atation and Ever, e . trom there to the, Be fully; an 14-kt. go Waltham or Elgin ments, 5, $41. is perfect in every way worth from a quarter toa half more than the pri for this Annual Sale, Men's Gold Watches pid, bunth $29.21 14kt. gold, open Waltham or an ments, $20, $25.50 dd-kt. gold, Waltham or ments, $32.60, 14-kt. gold, huntin; Walthain or menta, $22.75, 14-kt. gold, hunting case, 12 sizer Waltham or Elgin 16-fewel_ move” apents, $25.50, $28.5 Women’s Gold Watches pen.tnoe. gin mbve- 18 and $17.25. old, hunting case, Wal- tham or Elgin movements, T-low $18.50, ' $20.5: 25, $29. 14-kt, gold, 0} nents, 7-jewel, l4gkt. $15.50, same, 15-Jéwel, $22. 14-kt. gdld and enamel Chatelaine Watehes; red, bine and green, and Suan, Siders, $1820, $50, $20, $2060 saat Be p Women’sGold-filled Watches 25-year @old-filled Watches; open- fave, | 7-Jewe! ies moveinents, $12.60 and $13.26. . -year Gold-filled Watches; hunt- t Gold-filled Watches; open- -Jewel, year Gi Kigin 17.75, 75, G. old Neg Jewelry Store, Brondway and Tenth st, Ing case, 16 aize, 1: i in 1 5, $86.50, \ joyements, Watches; hunt- {ae case, 11-Jewel, U.S. movements, ork and PhiJadelphia, way.’ Hewat mgve | rents, $8.75, 81 20. 1D wine, | gs mi al wove-| oO, 5 25-year go tac, Oyen-tacey Z-jowel, \ Elgin movements, $13.75, $15.50 untitg case, eit ovement ce, 12 size, jewel move- case, 12 nize, | 25-y' i TJewel move: | ze, opendnce, 1G-Jewel. 5 or Crapaaal movements, 10, $29, $33 jam or Elgin movements, $18, $10.25. 18.50; same, hunting case, 12 and $14.50. size, hunting case. movements, $16.7: face, $14.50, $15.50, size, hunting. case. movemerts, face, $11.50. Silveroid; 0) movements, $5.50 and Silver; open-face, 16 size, Boys’ Watches 25-yenr ments, $18.75. 12. : menté, e Silver; open-face, Elgin movements, $9. 20-year gold-tilfed Watches, 7-jewel, $18.75; same, Waltham movements, $7.50. away ahead of their output, for ‘movements; and their movements are today commanding a premiuin on prices to the trade, instead of the customary discounts. Yet by far the larger majority of the wgtches in this February offering contain either Walfham’ or Elgin movements, of the very best and newest models. But by reason of the Wanamaker Stores, in New largest retail distributors of Watches in jase what to any other house would be it. le: : sition and prestige of ‘the as the merica, we have Watch in the list that follows is guaranteed And the Watches are ices quoted Men's Gold-filled Watches 16 boys. in her promise not,to try to kill her- 14-kt. gold, open-face, 16 size,| 25-year gold-filled Watches, Of again the Magtatrats discharwed Waltham*or Elgin Lo-Jewel move-| alge, “huntiny ss Tirsvel, Elgin he ments, $27.75, $40, $45, movements, $15.75. 20-year «old-tilied Watches, 16 fee, Ovet-face, ere: Elgin move- 20-year gold-filled Watches, 16 ‘ol, Waltham $1 18.50, yKi:filted Watches, «12, Waltham or $14.50, ear gold-filled Wotches, 12 Wa'tham $17.50, year gold-filled Watches, 12 re, hunting case, 15-jewel, Wal- $16.25, 20-year gold-Mled Watches, 12 ize, open-face, T-jewel, Waltham or rin movements, $10, $12.25 and $10.50, Q5.year gold-flled Watches, 18 Jewel, game, open- gin 18 Eigin open. Motormen’s Watches -face, hehe Elgin T-jewel, eed: honting case, T-jewel, Waltham or Eigin move 20-year gold-filled; hunting case, Revel e y achen or Elgin mowe- 7-jewel Such a large general collection of CLOCKS as is in- Gilt Novels, 8, 1-41 $1.75, $2, $4.60, $8; same, set with rh! ith Inestones, ‘No | This Parlor Suit, 5 pieces, J. @ 8. Ble U. & 6, B'n 00,00 Bult, How 85,00. ENAMEL AND BRASS BEDS. $2.98, formerly $4.50 $3.50, forreely $5.50 | $10.98, formerly $15.00 $8.00, formerly $11.00 COUCHES. $3.98, formerly $6.00 $5.25, formerly $7.50 $7.75, formerly $10.00 | $24.75, formerly $32.00 We Furnish Four Rooms for $125.00 Three Rooms, $95.00 WRITH for LIST of THESE GOODS, Que Liberal Terme alan New Jersey. or Connectic: can be veachea’ by transfer on all lines. 8 pieces, Ameri 76, "920, $50.16, Clock: $ locks, | Amer! $20.76, Bronze finish Man’ 1, $5? | mente, $10. ¥4 Fi ing: Nickel Alarm Clock: Nickel Watches, Amefican movements, 90c. Cuckoo Clocks, $2.50,'98. Clocks, $1. l-day, 2, $8, 65, 86. ‘ican $4.50, mahogany | “gmail Carved Clocks, 75c. price $27. DRESSERS. re $6.98, farmerly $10. $8.50, ferntely $12.50 SIDEBOARDS. $11.98, formerly $16.50 $16.75, formerly $21.50 apply in the subu: vi Maieg 5.75, $0.25, Sids, p80 B08 bee EAs cluded in this sale also contains many sorts that are as staple and as rarely found. underprice as the watches. It is a splendid assembly, and every Clock in the entire Offering is guaranteed. UCAt rises ‘Bronte flalah Mantel Clocks, figure or@aments, American move- 18, day, , $2 and $1.25, 65 and 90c, stem-winders, Main, Ninth and 10th sireet aisles. 5 Ninth and Tenth st. Elevator Tables. JOHN WANAMAKER formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, 4th Ave 19th and 10th Sts 8. 8.00 8-plece paths now 15.00, EXTENSION TABLES, $3.98, formerly $6.25 $4.75, formerly $8.00 $9.98, formerly $14.50 ROCKERS, $1.50, formerly $2.25 $2.25, formerly $3.50 $3.98, formerly $6.00 Five. Rooms, $150.00 ON EXHIBITION at our SHOWROO! burbs of New York, or on Long Island, in REIGHT AND CAB FARK ALLOWED, Our store The Acasa of Nations Their fighting forces—army, navy, equipment, etc., etc. \ 1904 WORLD ALMANAC service interest yout. The 1904 x * ‘The 1904 World Almana 1d Wncyolopéedia. * * * Well printed ahd substan- and Eneyolovedia| wally’ pound, * 1° 1" “Conjains ov "Br pages, subjects, 10,00 facts, Price cents, of all newsdealera—s8 cenw by TT RY 8,. 150 61 AVE, 217 622 STREETS DRY GOGDS CO Twice each year we save you a considerable amount of money on your China purchases. The semi-annual sale started on the move this morning. Assortment:is broad and almost everything is und - A partial list follows, but it is merely an inkling of what is here foryou. 7” \Fancy Plates, Cups and Fancy China. - Lamps, Saucers, &c, ue ene an Race ing Lamp round t < centre a! t kind 25c Jardinieres, Etc, | Theo, Haviland China| Jardinieres an ¢) Pedestals; splendid} colors; $3.00 kind oo BO! ¥ for Salad Bowls, $1.00 kind Salad Bowls, $2.00 kind One Odd Lot of | ; siseqi | foteseuens tle ds gold and | Chop Dishe $2.00 Lamps 1 plain | for ....... for this 3 A $10.00 Jardin- edger’ ter tend lere and, Pedestal, blended large | Chop Dishe cotngleté for 1 06 colors; special for. variety | for ... ” a r 80c, Jardiniere for. 25c| ; of dee- | Chocota! Drop Light peta $1.00 Jardiniere for... 50c | ye oration,| kind for ae Reading Lamps; 5 pes | worth $5.00, $6.00 and $7.00 finished in old wrought $7.00 Jardiniere for 1,00'a dozen; your choice Chocolate Pots, $1.50} finish or Japanese Bee Beer Steins, . {for eacha. eee, kind for. ...ss4-+ seseee 25C| complete, ready to light, wil | Beer Steins, with metal 500 beautirul German choice of | either ; : ‘90 | burner ahd mantle or Ar burner, tripod, chimney, ° $3.00 | dome shade, 6 feet of + 1.50) covered tubing, brays neck @nd socket; © rl $2.25; for this sale, yery cial, complete, for. covers, raised figures: | China fancy Plates: $1.00 kind for, 50c | value, for, each,, 50c $1.50 Rind for. 78¢|750 fancy Plates; a va- $2.00 kind for 1,00 | Fety, of colored cecil with . jcourt scene centres; $1.50 $3.00 kind for 1.50) an ga.co. values, for The largest showing | each sesee 100 in Greater New Chocolate Pots, for .. Lobster Dishes,$1.00kind for 50¢ LobsterDighes,$2.00kind China Cups and Saucers; |‘ * 100 a variety of shapes and dec- orations; worth 50c. and 75¢., fOr, Pait....606+--. Lobste: Chirla Cups and Saucers, | kind f worth $1.00 and $1.25. for, pair... = 50c|!mperial German China Fish Sets, 15 pieces, large dish, p Brice 12 plates, gravy boat and tray: | lad Aastrian $7.50 set'for 95 | Lesiteri season is now’ at beautiful line of shapes and | han decorations; $1.00 kindfor$0c|French Limogés Ghina Fish Sets, 13 pleces; $8.50 50 Austrian and German | China Vases; worth $1.50 and | St £0": tte $2.00; for China Mugs for Children at, each. . Bisque Ornaments, worth | ;.. hae Se $1.50 and $2.00 each, for1.00 3 York of Beer Steins. Tobacco Jars: 75c. kind for. $1.00 kind for. $1.50 kind for 75¢ $2.00 kind*for 1.00 China Mate! 18: 18c. kind for, each.... 5c 1 _ Cut Glass, Rich Deep Cut i 4 inch size, elegant deep | fe . . Lobster Dishes, $3.00kind - 1,50 39¢ | 50c Dishes, $4.00 out brass off pots; reduced toi... ane seee One Jot decorated Gas | < Portable are dei to match; to light. a Creainets, ug and beautifully cut; 2.50 worth $5 set; for, set . $3.50 Vases; a beautiful |3-Plece In ina sold tor $4; Cut Glass Celery Dips; | shape and decorated withtthe|Tea Sets, $1.00 kind for, this sale, usually 25c., each, for... .10c | court scenes of Europe,for1.95 | Stt.....+-++++++46 50e plete... | 10.000 Lyons Chiffon Silk Poplin at BSOLUTELY. WORTH DOUBLE, though it is offered sometimes at special sales for,69c. We've ten thousand yatds on Sale to-day and to-morrow. The news is of interest to every woman who has needs for a house or street dress, though material can be ytilized for many other purposes, Theatrical tolk ang costumers in general will be inter. ested too; for sage garb, the fabric has ho cae 05e Nile m Ctra Light Helio Reyal % fails Bro: Cardinal Medium Hello Hunter's Green Sliver Ro al Black These Poplins have a handsome Justrous finish, and are of exceptionally good weight and finish. Plenty for all day to-morrow. p " ad To-Morrow! Sale of $2 to $5 Umbrellas at | 38 It’s the Annual Sale—and calls for the songes pre- sentation on our part. The Umbrellas deserve it. They're a A few we wouldn’t think All are $1.38. a worthy lot of merchandise. A large part of them are worth Five Dollats: A good many would be great value at Four Dollars, Some are only worth Three. f asking more than Two Dollars for regularly. tas ; . Three manufacturers’ stocks contribute to the sale—something like 6,000 Umbrellas. Coverings | Frames i Handles 4 are Paragon, American Lock, | are In Gun Metal, Sterling Sliver, Co} are in Black and Gplored All-Silk Serge, Silk tn Ag Pearl, German Silver, Crystal, Sapa? ree | Columbia and other close- Twill, Otto Muller’s best German Gloria (made) roning kinds. All of them| Stag and Cape Horn: off wood mounts; Boxwood, Weichsels Congo, Furze, English, of silk-and-wool mixtures), ColoredSilk Lisle, | have sree ay te veal) Peres Pregl vl ted. fast black), Rain-|'steel rods, with steel and| Ash, Pimenta, Madagascar, Bamboo, Partr' vO ae erases ee emomed edges, wood tps aso with wood and Arabian Vine in Princess, Open Pace se proo ; shanks—with and without | Wales, Loop, Hoop, Root, Oaford and Straight made to match; also cord and tassel. the New Era runger. . | Effects. d \ Selling $20,000 s%. Leather Goods at 3g IF there are any New York folks who did not get to the Store to-day, to see for themselves the wonderful values in this sale of Leather Gooas, we repeat for their information, that noth- ing to equal it has ever been seen in the town before. Just siop to consider! Twenty Thousand Dollars’ worth, and all bought to sell at HALF PRICE from the finest makers and importers in the world a wondrous stock will supply liberal choosing for several days to come, Here is the way the prices run: Travelling Bags. | Dress’ Suit Cases, English Hat-Boxes.) English Kit Bags, Made of 12-07. solid sole | leather, hand-sewed French | Worth of New edges; brass spring lock; ; satin lined. For high, ” derby. or opera hat 5,95 [ - French brass lock; hand-sewn leather lining with edge; in fran pocket; two straps around outside; sizes Made of fine imported Rus- 4) 0 ae jand 22 inch’.....++ sian Calfskin with hand first quality ator; hand-sewn; spring lock; satin handsomely finished, genull f good ie ¢ ather in, size only, at sewed French edge; hand sewed in frame; leather linet Boston two=handle fics n |} made of French grain gh, derby or SEE end | Double Deck Boxes; ma solid sole leather; hand- | French edge; Sati hold high hat, derby land opera hat.. | Double Deck Be finest Alli leather lined. Light-weight Club olive, russet and t skin, with nickel and full leather ned f Clib Bags, hand Finest and bréwn. stock; sole leather; full et hold three Cthers with s: lining, at.......+ Others with sateen lining, al nn Tired, 1 range from 12 to 16 shirt p inch size, at.