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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-26


In the North Am<ricaa Reris,r for
April, Mr.. T. v. Powdsriy discusses the
most serious phase Of the labor prob
lem, the effects of the superoedure of
manual labor by machinery. Tho arti-
ole. which Ia entitled " The Army Of the
Disseminated" PRESENTS foTcibls the
dangers threatening society from this
cause. Every statement IL fortified
With formidable figu-es, and the sub
iect lie treated in broad and states
mAnlike manner. Without attempting
10 suggest a remedy for the evils Of
which he treats, the writer insists that
by the observance OF the eight hour
principle throughout the country those
evils woald be materially lssssned. His
reasoning on this point IL clear. and be
10 evidently In earnest 10 his belief. lie
says: IF four men, following given
ocoapaiion, at which they work ten
hours day, would rest from their labors
two hours each day. the two hours taken
from the labor Of each, IL added 10
Reshor. would give the tramp that stand,
looking on an opportunity Of steppine
into . position of SIGHT hours q day,
II bat six million Of the
seventeen million producers will abstain
from working ten, fifteen and eighteen
hours q day. and work bat eight, the
one million and half Of Idle soen that
are willing to york can again take sheiE
places In the ranks Of the worlds pro
dacers" Mr.. powdriy's article should
be generally read, as an INTEL igenS un
dersssndins of The labor problem is be-
eomisg more necessary each year.
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TIRitD or IaFR--Mrs. Latham, a
ssrouR. healthy looking woman, about
hfty years Of age. with short grayish
hair. residing on South Second street,
oreatea quite sensation IN the neigh.
ooth@sd by taking an overdose Of para
eoste with suicidal intent. As soon a.
wAs learned she had taken tue drug
bt, Snaith was sent fer, bat before be
arrived Mr.. kellogg. the druggist, had
Administered Al emstio. When the
fepoFtsf entered the room the woman
tag acis,ss TIE bed. ON the outside Of the
eoveriiie. With her clothes on, and gas
FAST asleep. She MAS attended by har
daughter Alice. aged abaat sl wears
sno W AnsSer 20 inquiries REGARDING
tie csase. said, Il hsa iust returned
from trip % British C0lambia. Oar.
the toe afternoon called on uy mother
She s@snsed dtshsartened aud los spirit
cd and told me abe was tired al life.
and th,uRht she would take Somsthiag
O. put her cut Of the var. | did p,s
tiks 10 bear her talk like that, because
u discsiarages me. and tried % cheer
her MP bal u seems | did not succeed
sesy uall went away, and when /
eAsns bAok some time later, foand sAs
d I'd teksn something Which pat her 20
deep | saat for The doctor and guess
bell ~ her all right Al ex&ninatlon
showed that the somaa had purchased
two eoltsea Of pNFaeogle and had drunk
aaaa, halt Of L. She Gas saaeFins no
pain. aud vhea the reporter Ieft shs
d@etaF issaied thai she vas out OF dAnenr
an wcisld Probably wake ap all right
IA tee nsssninS.
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Ths report OF Rasso- rnrkish ALI
ancs against England is rather s;artliug
II 10 be trus that such an alliance has
been formed, il is wonderful reversal
OF the relative positions Of the Eurppe
an powers. Turkey undoubtedly ewes
her existence 10 the often repeated 10
tsrfesoass Of Great Britain in her Be.
hall. and an alliance with Russia nov
would seem 10 be a suicidal action Of
which the Turkish diplomats. usually ~
shrsvd and FAR sighted. would ssarusl,
Be guilty. With tho poser Of GreAs
Britain snee broken, the problem ct
working out the Russian s'uitlmase des-
Any and restoring the Greek Cnarca
10 iss ancsent seai % ,Ae Bosphorua.
would be greatly simpli6sd. Me-. Glad
ssoas. hewevef. has ever bsen q seoru-
fai sneny Of the ostaman Empirs, 20
whose people be pleasantly refers as the
"anspe akAbls Tnrk: !" aud II IA NOT i'm
possible that the anzpsakabls lnaiv.d
aal TN question has taken tAis oprer.
tanisy 10 Set essa. MA 81 much With
England, ~ uith Gladstone
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n il interesting 10 learn that the for
fet.ed lands OF sha TEXAS Pacific Rail
road srs being taxed ~ BY settlers 50
rapidly that the ofseess Of the USiisd
states land of3es. at tucson and other
places have all they can do 70 make sn-
tries. Il a an indication Of hos
country is injured By the forfsi'nFs Of
the lands hsla by railroad companies
who hase not the sbadow Of a legal
claim 70 them. We bave been told
rauch of how Washington Territory
woula be injured, Of boz iss b1alness
vcusd be ruined, its future darkenso,
By the forfeiture Of the lands beid ~
the Northern Pacific. Are ne 30 meas
ure these caIanitiss by the Fesnii OF the
Texas Pacific forfeiture ? The lands
released from the grasp Of the Texas
Pasific are rot one bali 80 valuable as
thoss held by the Northern Pacific.
The difference between them is all tie
difference between Arizona and WASH
inston. Yet thousands Of ssttlsrs are
pourine Ia there, and the lands are
being taken up a. rapidlv ~ the entries
can be made. Il IL. Of course. to be
supposed that this rush Of ssttlers Il
curse 10 Arizona, and that the people Of
Arizona will soon be IN ssokcloth and
ashes, weeping and vaiiing and wiring
ing their hands. because farms are
made from the desert and tbs forest.
We Of Washington Territory, how
ever, who have so narrowly escaped the
fate of the wreteh,sd people Of Arizona,
have the pleasure Of seeing thousands
of asrss within our borders, not thrown
open 10 settlement. not eagerly seized
by hundreds Of anxious settlers, not
made conducive 10 tbs general &C d.but
still held in the grisp Of company to
whom they do nea, and never can, IN
Justice belong. ssill ased for the purpose
of iniuring citizens Of the Territory
Whenever the auteeFats in the ring 20
desire. Those Who originally passed
the act by which these lands seIs
granted. probably never contemplate
that the established tewps of the North
west were 10 be destroyed by the opp'si-
tim Of inflated and artihcially bporasd
towns, losated here and there up1n the
vary lands so munifoently best we'd
and founded will the express pnrpots
OF shilling" towER Of normal growth
Yet this IL precisely what Is being done
Ia the case Of Yakima. it Is precisely
what has BEEN done tirue aud again by
ths Northern Pasho, and precisely
what will be done over and oyer again
In the future. II the present order Of
things Ia allowed 10 continue.
In Arizona there is forfeiture. and
thousands OF settlers pour over thu
lands newly restored 20 the public do
main. In Washington there is no for
fsiiure and the lands are used for injur
ing and attacking the people Of the Ter
ritory. Unhappy Arizona Harp,
Washington!
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fnE HeMHwAAD BfpSD. The hords
Of office seeksfs Who went 70 WASHING
ton daring che last week In February
are nos. during the last week in March,
b arriving home. They have had month,
% u, and such mouth As shey each
and all hope never 10 have Again. Il
has oost them pile ef naonsy, 10 r.
turn for Which they had practically
neehinR ha, assApg eintuens. discuss
and shame. Net spasls eas Of then
has 500 what be vent for. Sauaa IL she
fellows were n0s eentsnt with seeking
an ofisoe for tAanselses, hns they wrsr
trying ta IN u NO for she Wholn Terri
tory - wpli. Teey evtdsaisiy thossht
President Cleveland eoaldnt slasp
nighta on accoant Of he anxiety 10 ace
them, and kes ana aei ypon tAeiF Feco,n
neen0atiooA Instead, how Yer, Of tArir
CELESTIAL satselpAtions bsiine realised tAey
have been tue wassa sanhesea lat nj
chaps who ever seat tssss Ma a AN.
Rie oes OF thea has got Anythins--nsa
the anaklless favor anlsus . chsn.se
concs over The ASlntnistrsltaa nos 4 slln-
gle Qua o. then N likely 30 ees anylhinR.
Ihey have bad their e'tpesisacs. u has
oost tAesn desrly. and they'a wAnf no
more Is TIE saaaa pTssA,
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c. L 5. c-Rev. J. II. Ward u raes-
ma has cessenaed TO deliver his popular
lecture On = rhOaaht and iss Chariot'
~ tue tlnirsrsaty, free Of charges. IL tbs
eoUnttlse gtt insare az andienoe az
oae haildred and afty. 0&heFwisa be
siil chiree ga TIE eoamIttss pre-
pose 10 usake q the 6Fst Of seEses AZ
ain leogsrxs % sneeess1vs Friday exsa :
inss The lecture IA hieAly compl,-
sneetcd ~ tae pxss& A uypersun pnr.
chassne = ticket fog the srcoa1 coarSe
before ffstfAy ssenfne next. can ass the
ticket sttAs elesEne sniestAinment Of
tie preans coarse
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-26

the following described real es.
tate at the prices named!
Block 81, D. S. Maynard's plat
of Seattle, $4,000. This block
lies two and one half blocks
south of the Court House block
recently purchased by Ring
county. and is the second block
north of the Academy of the Sis.
ters of the Holy Name.
Lots 4 and 5, block s, of Draw
ley's addition to the city of Sc
attic, $500.
Lots ! and 2, block 5, same
addition, $4,000. Said lots /
and 2 are highly improved, and
have one of the most comfortable
and best built residences in Sc.
attic upon them.
Lot z, block A, Woodward's
addition, 7l.9x128 feet, sl75.
Lot s, block 81, Kidd's adj.
tion, 1926
Fifty-two lots in the Comstock
and the Comstock supplemental
addition, at $50 per lot, or the
entire ffty.two lots for $1,000
These additions lie side by side,
within two blocks of the Front
street extension grade aud side
walk, near the bay, aud within
four blocks of the street car line
as now laid, and afford the best
view of any lots in the city well
worth $3.50 per lot.
The north half of the north>
west quarter of section 3, in
township rs north, range 4 eas t,
near Lake Washington. A good
wagon road to the land. An ex-
cellent site for a berry, fruit,
chicken or milk ranch, $1,000.
One hundred and sixty acres
within one mile of the townsite
of Whatcom; good location and
good soil ; $4,000.
VIII sell either of the two last
in tracts to suit, at prices TO be
agreed upon.
An undivided one-eighth in-
terest in and to the north half,
and the north half of the south
east quarter of section SO, town
ship - north, range S east, for
sl7.5oO.
The above is one Of the most
valuable coal properties in WASH
ington Territory, and is fully de-
veloped. The tract contains over
sin millions of tons of good coal
and is well worthy Of investi ga
ton BY any ole desiring to in
vest.
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]. 5. MCGUIRE. n. D.

GRADUATE OF TRINITY COL
leRe Dublin, iats Physician
and surgeon 81 the Roy ~ Eas..
err Compsnv'ss atVice, IL now
residing h az" te porarily. hay
ing CONS from New Westmin-
ster. q. c., and may be consult
ed at the Occidental Hotel be-
tween the hours of 10 and "a
q. m. and 8 and 2 p. m.
mh2s I'm } 8. MCGUIRE. a. D.
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An early inspection oil secure =
choose from tae elrzzntly assorted lines
&c Yes cprs@s Stvas sa CAases Dress
fAerics n silks. ssiteeias. IAsn&
Waite Materials. eac.. Bsw Displayed a.
w. r. Bayd A Cas- "a
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FOUM o..

A GOLD AND SILVER EMBLEM OF
N the Order OF Knights OF Pythias, in
case. was found yesterday and left al this
Office for Identification and redemption
BY the owner.
Please call. prove property and pay
costs mhf6
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To Lease.

THE LAKE WASHINGTON MILL
I and Hotel for term of years from
the let day OF May. 1885 Apply to
mh26 q. C. PHTNNkY s. CO.
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TOWING i,D JOBBING.

ca STEAMER J. b. LIBBY.
ECaptain w. r. Monroe, will
do towing and freighting to and from all
ports 81 Puget Sound. at rea enable
rates.
Ad iress p. o. box I2s. seattle. mhes
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~. ssesssy.s Csasrs
Beef ansl iron wsll restore tie wsAk to
AsAlth aisa visor.
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THE STEAMER
IL ID - III Cd

WIN leave Seattle on SUNDAYS, 1t go .. m
for Sehome and intermediate ports. Re
turning, leavee Seho1ae on Monday
afternoon. and arrives ~ Seattle on
Tuesday. carp ing passsngnrs 10 all port
for ftny Ceats and freight 81 Rifsy
Cents per tea
Cations for both paasengers ard frelghf
G. e CI4AECEY,
c. II. PRESCOTT, Ag't New Tacoma
Manages. Portland
JoHx MUfB. TsMflc Manager.
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A coMPETEsT TEACHER FOR
"A No. I school Districf. San JaAn
counsy. echoel vii b kept open ave
poafhs heginninz April i5th. A4dresS
Daree tor schoea district Ne. 1. FRIDAY
HAs Dor. esp jean co1pty. " 7. mhiedU
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Improve Your Laying Stock.

HAVE FEW BROWN LEGHoRN
/ Growers left, Matched this season from
imported stock. Brown Legnorn fowls
are the best layers in existence. and any
persoD keeping fowls FOR eggs should have
this variety. Price. 81 TO s. each trios
two pullets and oockrell $40.
nor C. p, STONE.
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FoR THE UPPER sKAcIT.

Stnnv Glide @. ". Cove, Master
II RAVES YESI.ER'S wHARF ON
IL wednesday and Saturday, returning
Thursday and Monday, calling 81 atan-
wood. utsAlAdy. Mos Landing. Hkaxig
City. Mount Vernon. Starring aBd ali n
terIae4ikte points ebove. For freight e.
paNAse apply On board or 70 GKOR9E
FOSTER. en- the wharf. Gpf
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SEATTLE LODGE No. G. /. o, G. T.,
y meets every Monday. 81 T;a0 p. M, at
their hall Front street Visiting MEM
bers always welcome.
JOHN b. DENNY, W. @. I.
W A HALL W q dell
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO
L fore existing between the undsrsign-
ed. under the firm nameof @. r. Brewster
& Co.. is dissolved this day by mutual
consent. s. T. Brewster is hereby author
lied to collect any and all unsettled 40
counts pertaining to the late firm.
G.. X. BREWSTER.
fe26 I'm 3. T. BREWSTER.
Seattle. w. T.. Feb. Is. 1885.
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sAs FRAscEsco. March 25.-Follovinz
Il tha pzsssaesr list Of the steamship
state NJ Caiifzraia-
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WANTED.

TO BoRR0w ssse on GOOD INSIDE
4 real estate Address r. this o.
nssS mails
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0. R. g. N. co.
STEAMER SCHEDULE.
PUGET SOUND DIVISION.

From Tacoma to Victoria, b. G., and
way ports. daily except sunday at 8 pm.
fr0m Seattle 20 Victoria and way por1s
daily texcept Monday at $50 a. m.
From Victoria 10 Tacoma and wa,
ports. daily Except Sunday a q m.
way ports. daily texoept Sunday at 8
O m.
From Seattle 70 Tacoma. daily lexceps
sundayl at p-m.. and every DAY at iao
q. N.
From Seattle to Olympia and way ports.
COON. daily texcept Sunday. at 7s3o a 10.
Frem Olympia to Seattle and WAY porta,
daily texcept sunday AZ D. m.
From Tacoma to Seattle. daily at e.iS
.. m and . p. m. lexcept sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-26
Ry- MITTELD0RFER,
627 EAST BROAD.

MATTINGs-we have Just opened sna Z.
have on sale 500 pieces OF WHITE
RED-AND-wHiTE, and FANCY NJ
TINGs. They were bought ~ auee,o'.
are 2S per cent. less than they can be
bought anywhere In the city. for lohe.
we can give you Mating that reialls
everywhere for 25c. our prices rhnse
from I2yc. to sec. n you want MAJ.
ting, call early and eraniLne ,,,,s. yns ~ ~.
while YOU have the choice styles 70 se-
spRISG DRESS GOODS in all the latest
and most fash Iona bic shades and fabrics.
FiNETRlCoTs and FLO wERED SUIT
INGS. one and half yards wide, ~ 81,
si.2s, and $3.50 yard We have Mso
the most desirable shadcs in DOU BILE
With CASfIMERES at 1GS. 20, 70
2e and 35c. q yard. "a
SATIN BERBEk. one yard vide AZ ave.
NoRBY and STYLISH FIGURED WORST
EDS at &C., regular price 25e,;. .r,o~,
PLAIDS and SOLIDS for COM MblNhIdoN Al,
SUITS at zoe. yard. real value 3IFc; e.
We have lust received a case OF IN :.
FRENCH SATINES that we oneI ny w
16c., regular price CSC. Don iail 70 y. 20 2
them; the styles are new anu just ehe
thing 10 please the ladies. ,,,
pAPAS1i SFtIur ParasOl sale stu con.
tinues We have just received OUT uu- "
piicafe order. We are therefore aDie to
give you the same advantage III sly YES yes
and prices as we gave last week. Ihe
choice styles went flEt last week. re-
member this. and call early. Prices range
from COLORED SATIN at SLID to
SOLIDS and BROCADES at 20 s6.oO;
81, and $40. We also have full line oi
CHILDREN'S PAkASOLS.
W. have constantly on hand a full line OF
sgrApI. .E ARTICLES at prices to suit the
tunes. We receive goods daily, being able
therehy 10 give the lowest market price on
all classes Of goods.
WHITE sPREADS from tOc. 70 ss;
WHITE INDIA LAWN from sla TO 4Oc.;
l'AIIkS' GLOVES. in Thread and SIX,
from zoe. TO 81.
ID. & +. MITTELD0RFER.
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CORNER SIXTH AND BROAD STREETS
BIZ BIG BASKET SHOW.


We have purchased an importers stock
OF SAMPLE BASKETS, embracing over
three hundred different kinds. all OF which
viii he sold at about one half regular prices.
In this lot win be found
WORK K-BASKETS, INFANTS BASKETS,
LUNCH BASKETS. FLOWER-BAS-
KETS, HAIRPIN-BAsKET JEWEL
BASKETS, C0NFECrIONERS, BAS-
KETS. WALL-BASKETS, KNITTING
BASKETS. KNIFE and SPOON-BAS-
kinds. II Is worth a Journey OF miles 10
see this large assortment OF BASKETS.
PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS-We show
very large stock OF the most desirable
styles.
Large additions again made to our assort-
ment OF LADIES' UNDERWEAR. 1t
will pay you to examine our stock be-
fore making your purchases elsewhere
JERSEYS.
We call particular attention to our stock OF
JERSEYS which, for variety style, and
quality, cannot he surpassed In this city.
Another lot of those handsome BRAID
ED JERSEYS at 81, and extra quality
BRAIDED JERSEYS at az.
BLACK SILKS, warranted TO wear well, at
81 worth 81 35. at sl.25 worth Sl.75, at
sl.35 worth So. at 81 .65 worth s2.25;
BLACK RHADAME at sl.10 worth sl.5O'
at sl25 worth Sl.75-Silks which we
warrant TO wear;
COLORED SILKS, SURAHS, and RIA
DANES:
VEI.NkTS and VELNETEENS in all OF the
desirable colOrS
FANCY DRESS GOODS In great variety;
EMBROIDERED PONGEE DRESS PAT
TERMS.
EMBR0lDERED WHITE DRESS PAT
TERMS.
EMBROIDERED CHAMBRAY DRESS
PATTERNS;
over five hundred pieces OF GlNGHAMS
from Sc. up To 25c. yard.
OU.-CLOTH. one and half yards wide, at
l5c. yard; IL Is slightly damaged.
SFERST CkERS at o. tc. "A yard worth lOc. !;
CORDED PIQIE at 4c. n yard worth g..
and at 7c. a yard worth l24c.;
INDIA LAWN, forty inches wide, at &c.
yard worth Ice. LEVY & DAVIS,
1917 and 1919 Main street.
Don't forget our BIG BOOK SALE. ape
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aeag" THALHIMER BROTHERS
SHOW VERY ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS
for this week. such as

Tor tllh week SucH dS
BLACK SILKS-from soc. for Gros-Grain
M TO the best grades. We show some
extra good values in Black SILK Rhada-
mas Rhadzimirs. MerVelleuN. Satin
Duchess and the prettiest patterns In
Black BTOcaded silks, which have Just
Ourstock Of COLORED SURAH and GROS-
GRAIN SILKS is replete with all the
new shades Of the season, and prices the
lowest.
SUMMER SILKS in Fancy Illuminated
Striped, and Checked, the largest yari-
ETY. in the city, from 40c. per yard TO the
finest made.
DRESS GOODS.-ln Dress Goods we are
said TO excel any house In the city (;
firstly. for the variety OF styles we show;
secondly, for our extremely low prices
which tells the tale. We have every de-
sirable style and kind OF Dress Goods,
from lee. up TO the incest that are Ina1e.
See our new shades in SATIN BERBERS,
CREMONA, and OTTOMAN CLOTHS.
WHITE ROBES. White Dress Goods of
every description and at the most pop
ular prices. ,..e,
Another case OF CHECK MUSLINS In rem
nants. the finest quality, AZ exactly one
half theiryalue.
We show bargains I'm EGYPTIAN and
ORIENTAL LACES having bought an
immense LOT al auction; ,,,.oo,, "a,
HAMBUR RG. SWISS, aud NAlNSOOK EN-
BROIDERY in large variety and at ex-
tremely low prices.
BEADED FRONTS. lovely designs, At 81,
worth twice the money.
New StyIes OF LADIES LINEN COLLARS
CUFFS. SILK and KID GLOVES.
Our CHILDREN s MUSLIN CAPS have
sold well during the past week. Our ex-
tremely low figures are the cause of this.
Another new lot to be added this week.
LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEARof OF every
description and at prices lower than at
any other place.
PARASOLS-PARASO thousand
styles, and at prices TO make you pur-
chase, at
THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
Fifth and Broad streets.
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s~ CLARET.

Our stock OF CLARETS is complete and
very large. We receive these wines from
one OF the best houses in Bordeaux, and
fully guarantee their purity. We have q
complete assortment OF all the finer brands.
such as CHATEAU LAkosE, MARGAUX.
LATTE, etc, etc, but we beg To call par
ticular attention to our large importation OF
CLARETS IN HOGSHEADS,
perfectly pure. and so well adapted for the
coming hot season, many OF which we bot
tie ourselves and sell at very low prices. We
shall be pleased to receive orders for these
CLARETs in quantities TO suit purchasers.
OSCAR CRANZ & CO.,
No. IL Governor street.
ap22-w, ,F&Sulm
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MEN AND BOYS WEAR.
WIDTH PLAID CASHMERE at
soc n yard worth sl.50-Black- and
Blue Check;
DOUBLE-WIDTH MELTON CASHMERE
al Use. a ward worth sl.50-all shades
DOTBLE-WIDTH PIN CHECKS CASSI-
MERE at 81 a yard worth s2-all
DOUBLE-WIDTH STRIPED CASHMERE
at 81 a yard worth s2-suitabie for
DOUBLE-WIDTH SCOTCH CHENlOT at
$3.50 yard worth s3.50-all the rage
DOUBLE-WIDTH CORkSCKEW CASSI-
MERE al 81 80 yard worth S3.5O-co-
lors Black and Grey;
OUBLE.WlDTH BLACK SERGE at 81. so
yard worth S4-nice for summer suit ;
BLE-WIDTH STRIPED CASSIMERE
at 81 yard worth s5-suitable for
Pants;
DOUBLE WIDTH STRIPED CASHMERE
at $3.50 a yard worth s6-suitable for
DOIBLF.WIDTH CORKSCREW CASSI-
MERE at So n yard worth S7-cOlOIs,
Brown. Blue. Plum.
You cannot Judge the quality OF these
goods by the prices that we ask for them, as
the prices are rdicuously low for this grade
OF goods. Now read about our bargains In
DRESS GOODS. SILKS, &C.
SUMMER SILKS at 81, 35, As, so, 80, 81,
75c and 81 a yard;
BLACK SILKS at 45, 80, 55, 20, Is, 9Ocr
Sl,and upwards. ..
SYCLE BROTHERS,.
3ll Broad street.
ap26.Su.W W&F Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-26
NILLINERY.

T AIDES. ATTENTION.-OSrRlCH
IL FEATHERS dyed, cleansed. ana curisd.
Feathers dyed Ia all shades and the iatest
in the most approved manner, and mA<ln
nom pieces In the latest Pxftslan style. KID
gloves and laces cieansed. }. STORck.
from Paris. ostrieh- and Fancy Feather
Manufacturer sos east Broad street
kiehMond. Va mn swim