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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-01

nal.
JE>UP EXPRESS.
s:4t m w.. ..Savannah......Ar s:25aR
6:l0 m ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Lv $50 a m
Stops at all regular and flag stations.
CONNECTIONS.
AT SAVANNAH for Charleston at 7:lo a N
arrive Augusta via Yemassee at lao D M
ana S:1S . m; for Augusta and Atlanta at
o:aV m and $40 m; with steamships for
Ne" YORK 'nda w due day and Friday:
for Boston Thursday; for Baltimore every
fifth dtv.
At JEs UP for Brunsw,ck at $50 m rex
cert S4naasj and $50 p m; for Macon 2:3o
A WAYCROss for Brunswick at liza a
m; for Albany at AS u m md l2:45am.
A CALLAHAN tor Fernandina atS:lO am
and 2:&5 u m; for Waldo, Cedar Key, Ocala,
etc, At i ~ n and rs m.
All JACKSONVILLE with rail and steamer
At LIVE OAK for Madison, Tallahasses.
etc, at 10 $50 a m. and 7:04 y. m. Except Sum
1t GAINESVILLE for ocala. Tavarss,
Pemberton's Ferry, BrOoksville and Tampl
at SIS a m; ar alas>H "a for Ce-
dar Key at $3.50 m Except Sunday 20
A ALBANY for lant Macon, Montgom-
cry. bi'e, New Orleans. Nashville. etc.
AT CHATTAHOOCHEE for Pensacola,
Mobile, New Orleans; with Peoples line
steamers advertising 10 leave for Apalach-
cola at . 200 N Sunday. and Tor Columbus at
IL p m Tuesday
Tic cts sold and sleeping car berths Sc
cured at BREN $ Ticket Office, and at the
l '''9' - y. T.WHN, EE, Gen'l Pass. Agent.
k. G. FLEMING, Superintendent.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-01

ON and after SUNDAY, Oct. 10, 1885, trans
~ will arrive and cave as follows:
Dally. Daily except Sundays. !Dauy
Leave Sanford for
TAMPA ana way
stations ....... 800 m and '4:25 p m
Arrive at Tampa lSi p m and +SaS p m
tampa at.......... 20: m and I:5pm
Arrive at Sanford 1850 M ana 1928 IN
Leave San ord for Da' TOW ana
way stations aJ............ -.-.-.. n ~ y N
Arrive at ttart" at....-- ..-.....' + :VO y III
Returning leave Barlow 70; IN
Arrive al Sanford .-....... - 80 m
SANFORD AND INDIAN RIVER Il. K.
Leaves Sanford for
OSi do and " avs n
Arrives OViedo.....-. 1910 IN and 80 P 10
Returning
Leave. Oviedo ...... $3.50 m and II 80 pm
Arrives Sanford. 7:l0 IN and 500 p nj
PEMBERTON FERRY BRANCH.
Operated by the sout, florida Railroad.
+Leaye Bar ~ for Pemberton Fern
and way stations at......-......... Z: ia III
Arrive at Pt m Orrton Ferry at. ...-l0;lC a VI
+Returnlng leave Penn bertOn Ferry at b:Sy u
Arrive NJ nArtbN at.................. 10 . u
Leave Ptmberton Ferry. ~ d
ArrlVf ia law ........ .............' W d W
leave Rartow ........ .............. 4:t0 y III
Arrive Pemberron Ferry ............ $40 p
SPECIAL CONNECTIONS
Connects ut ,nford with the Sanford and
indian River Railroad r ''viedo and points
on Lake Jessup, with the Peoples Line
and DrBarl -Baya NJ rchents' Line OF
Gamers, and j. t. q X, W. Ry. for
Jacksonville and all intermediate pointson
tie It. johns river, and with steamers Tor
Indian riv and tie Upper st. Johns. 49,,
Al kls-tmmec wins eamera for Forts Myers
apdB SSH ger and points n Kisslmmee river.
At PemD rton Ferry with Florida sournera
RAILWAY for all pniuts North. Esst and West
and at ERrtow 18th the Flor ia Southern Ran
way for Fort Mea1e and points south.
STEAMSHIP CONNECTIONS.
Connects at TAMPA with steamer Mar
garet" for Palma Sofa. Braldentpwb, fai-
met o. Manatee. and all points on Hillsoor-
ough and Tam a Bays. ,.,,..
Also. with he elegant new steamship Mas
cote" of the Plant steamship Co., lot Nc!
est and Havana, with steHmers for Cedat
Keys and msil eamors for Key West. 49,.
1hr ugh ticsels BOd At all regular sth1ioh'
20 points North, East and West.
baggage checked through. -.
pA-rcnpers Havana can leave oHhIOruoaa
eH press train at ass .. m. MONDAY ags
Thursday, couueo'ing same evening VIII"
Az LEGATIONS for pRsspor can be mace
through any Notary Pu lie, AMI such app iSa-
ton when ,isel by Spanish Consul A. hey
v est "a ill answer the purpose OF pas 'poTL.
fHst mail train leaving SANFORD Nv .E9P
m. and 'ramrA ~ B. "A. N. stops Ohly az VI
lhuda. Eis-immee, DavenpoTs, Bhrt0w Juh1s
lion lakeland. Point City lana Anbundhs
on siRnali. FRkpERIC u, RAND.
General Freight and Ticket Agen1.
-
NEEHGH ANT-. manufacturer, meohanics,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-01
1Tilrcaha.
Savannah, Florida & Western 3,

Standard Time. run " Central
II IME CARD in EFFECT Orrorr
l. Passenger Trains on this road ERS 1885,
daily as follows: '0"V Will rUo
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Iaf.r0SDa.
RAILROAD

SAVANNAH. GA. Sept. 10, 1886.
( D. ana ter this date passenger trains
~ wi / run as follows:
Aralns marked dsily, ! daily except Sun
The Standard time by which these trains
run IS 80 minutes slower than Savannah city
time.
Nv Savannah. $40 m 1920 p m +5:4O p m
ar Mllten IN: 40 a m %1l:03 y IN IS :45 y M
ar Augusta. +9:45 IN 1913 "a m
Ar Macon +4:eO M 1870 am
Ar Atla"ta. 1896 m "7;s2 am
ArCoiumbus... $50 m ~2:25 m
Ar Mon tgOmery "7'23pm
Ar EufaulA. +3:5S um
Ar Albany....s1l:1O pm +a:45 pm
Passe ogrrs for Sylvania, SandersvIle,
VIII Vile, Mllledgeville and Eatonton
should axe $40 N train.
Passengers for n omastOn, Carol ton,
PeTr'. Fort Gaines, TalbOtton, Buena vi TIA,
BlaEely and Clayton should take 500 p M
Nv Augus.a 1890 m 1880 p m
Ly hac' ...- F9:40 a m 1880 pm
Nv Att nta..... $500 IN $3.50 pm
LyEo umOus ., *e:5O p IN ~ oom
Nv Montgomery +7:40 a m
Lv Eufaula.... so So m
Ly Albany 49,. %5:4O a m Az: o m
Sava nah... +4:U7 m 1885 a m IS :05 m
Sleeping cars on al gnJ passenger trains
belw, en- savannah an Augusta. savannah
and NJ con. >avannah and Atlanta, Macon
and Co umbus.
Train lea ing at 500. M and arriving at
5:bS n Will not sto to put of or take on
passon - r between Savanrah and Milen.
Connection at savannah with Savannah,
Florld and Western Railway Tor all points in
Fl rida.
Tickets for all points and sleeping car births
on Fale at city office, NJ 20 Bull street, and
de OF office 30 minutes before departure OF
ca h train. G. =. WHITEHEAD,
Genera Passenger Agent.
j. G. SHAW. Til ket Agent
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-01

Stops at all regular stations. Pullman nal
ace sleeping cars t. and from Savannah and
ing cars to and from Jacksonville and WssS-
lngton. Pullman buffet cars and Mann non
dnir buffet cars via Waycross, Albany and
Macon, and via Waycross, Jesup and Macon,
through passenger coaches between Jackson,
vile and Chattanooga
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-01

NIEHCh tNTs, manufacturers, neohanics,
vi corpora ION, and ell Others IN need o'
Trlniin3 lithf era hing. and blank booke car
hove their o dffs promptly nlled AZ me1e.
rate priees, at the MORNING NEWS PRINT
INC HOUSE MeitAkeF STRAIT.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-01
South Florida Railroad
CENTRAL STANDARD TINE.

ON and after SUNDAY. Oct. 10. 1885, trans
~ will arrive and cave as follows:
DAILY. Daily except sundays. !DauV
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-01

Hullman buffet cars to and from Jack.lu"
V " ana st. Louis via Thomasville. Alhenr
oulgOmery Nashville and EvsnsviIlo 0"ny'
ALBANY kXPRESS
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-01
East Tenn, Va. & GEORGIA R. R.
GEORGIA DIVISION.
The Quickest and Shortest Line
-BETWEEN-
SAVANNAH AND ATLANTA.

CoM MENCING OCr. 10th. 1886, the follow
~ ing Schedule will be in effect:
EASTERN Line.
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ITEMS IN THREE STATES.
GEORGIA. FLORIDA AND SOUTH
CAROLINA PU IN TYPE.

A Set of Plates Used for Thirty five
Years without Break or Crack, by
Lady of Lone OAK, and "a Sugar Bowl
Cked Ten Years Longer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-01

SAVANNAH. GA. Sept. 10, 1886.
and q ter this date passenger trains
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-11
E.GLAND's CRISIS.
Gladstone Announces the queens De
eision 20 Dissolve Psriinmcns.

by Anglo American cable 70 the Dispatch.l
LONDON. June lO.--In the House OF Com
mons this afternoon Mr.. Gladstone, who
was loudly cheered on rising, said thai in
Consequence OF the rejection by the House
~ the homc-ruie bin he had advised her
Majesty 10 dissolve Parliament without de-
lay. Her Maiesty had grlclOusly assented
90 this. and he would therefore ask the
House to wind up the business OF the se>-
sion at the quickest practical moment.
The Prcmer's statrI.ent va, received with
cheers.
The Earl Of Kimberley, Secretary Of
STATE for India, announced in the House Of
Lords thi, afternoon that the Government
has decided 10 dissolve the Parchment,
and That the Queen has sanctioned the re-
solution. He added that the Government
would take steps Immediately TO conclude
the affairs OF the present Parliament with
all possible dispatch. with view t. effect
the election OF a new House Of Commons
At o, early q date a. possible.
Gladstone added that he would move
every day that the Government business
have precedence. Tomorrow he would
ak the House TO give attention to the Gov
ernment's financial business and then ad-
ionrn until the following Wednesday, and
10 drop all bills the consideration Of which
would be likely to cause contentious.
Sir Michael Iiicks-Beach (COnseryatiVel
moved the adjournment Of the House. In
supporting bis motion he said that on ac-
count Of the remarkable omission by the
Premier Of the date for dissolution il re-
manned unfXed, and he urged that Parlla-
ment De dissolved ~ soon as possible.
There was nothing, be added, TO satisfy the
Opposition but an assurance that the disso-
luton would take place at rs early date ~
possible and that the new Parliament
would meet without delay.
Mr.. Gladstone replied that he was unable
TO positively inform The House at what date
Parliament would be- dissolved. but that II
would doubtless be before the end Of the
present month. Respecting the govern.
ment Of Ireland, the Premier said he
thought the state Of affairs in that country
was such that the new Parliament ought TO
meet a. early a. possible. The country
ought not 10 remain in uncertainty after tue
general election regarding the policy 10 be
pursued respecting Ireland.
Dir. Beach declared that Gladstone ;
statement was satisfactory, and he With
drew his motion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-11
sneepshead-Bay Eaccs.


NEW YORK, June 10.-Fully 10000 per-
son, attended Sheep-hcad-Bay rscc-c1urSc
to-day. The new betting scheme was tried
and worked well. A large amount Of mo-
ney changed hands.
First racial ages, five furlongs- Alci-
nera won; Refrain second, Fletch Taylor
third. Time, 1:0i,.
Second race-One and one eighth miles
Pegasus won; Pericles second, Jacobu>
third. Time, 2:02a.
Third race--foam stakes, five eighths OF
A mile-Tromort won; Queen Elizabeth
second, Oneco third. Time, 1908.
Fourth race-SuhUrhan handicap sweep
stakes Of S100 each, hall forfeit. $500
added TI0ubadOur won oy eight lengths;
Richmond second, Savanna third. Time,
PIP.
Fifth r1ce-seven eighths Of a mile
Edgefeid won; Islette second, Rock anc
Rye third. Time, 1871.
Sixth race--for three-year-olds, mile and
furlong-DIy Monopoe won; Inspector
b. second, Walter IL. third. Time, l;5I.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-11
TIE rYPos IN COUNCIL.
Work OF ire international UnioB-
Disposition of the Chiids.
DreNeI GIFT.
~ telegraph 10 the DIspatch.

PJTrSIrRCH. June 10-Tbe greater pOr.
ton Of the mornings session OF the lnier'
national Typographical Union was taken
w i'm Ci-cus-ing the question % reducing
working hours ~ nine hot r. per day. II
was finally decided 30 allow subordinate
unions 10 vote on the matter between Feb
ruary and April l,t, 1881.
letter from Grand-Masier- Workman
Powderly asking that Isaac Cline. presi-
dent Of the Window-Glass- W orkers' AssO-
citation. he permitted TO address the Con-
yention on the advantages TO be derived
fIom amalgaiion with the Knights OF Labor
was read. and il was decided 10 allow Cline
twenty minutes this afternoon prior TO the
executive session called for the purpose OF
discussing the question Of amalgamation.
The report Of the COmmitte on Strikes
presented report just before adjourn
ment for dinner. The committee recon-
mend an amendment Of the laws so that
all strikes shall be Investigated and arbi-
trated by an executive council composed OF
the president. chief organizer, ana vice.
president, or state deputy. IL also recon
mended that the membership Of the strike
fund be made compulsory.
The committee appointed TO devise aplan
whereby the munticent Git OF hessrs.
lIllG@ ana DTfNtl toNlu " DAi' " VIC Jul
possible use will recommend that the
$4,000 remain at interest for the space OF
five years. nthe next birthday OF George
W. Chnds It is proposed that every union
printer working N union offices east Of the
Mississippi river shall set up LOCO ems,
the proceeds Of which shall 90 into this fund.
When the next birthday Of Anthony DreXeI
dawns every union printer west Of the
Mississippi river shall in like manner
contribute the pay Of 900 ems 10 the fund.
Thus for five wears it i proposed to CON-
memoraic the birthdays Of these two gene
rous 2ivers. At the end Of the period II
was expected that something not Tar short
OF $50. 600 will have been raised, and with
this II is in contemplation 10 erect in Paila'
deiphia a beautiful hall. which shall be
known a. the Home Of the C:att. the
abiding place for al time 10 come OF thu
International Typographical Union.
The question OF amalgamaiing with The
knights OF Labor was left to a committee.
August Donoit OF Washington. Frank
:. FELTON, Of Chicago, and j. J. Daley OF
Philadelphia. were appointed trustees Of
the G. W. Childs fund.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-11
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday;
Sophia Lee (colored), cursing, abusing,
and threatening TO assault and Kill William
T. Coleman. Discharged.
Della Smith Ccolored), assaulting and
striking Thomas McDonougb. Discharged.
Della smith (colored), drunk and disor-
DERBY. Fined $40 and costs.
Annie Jackson and Catharine Slater Doth
coloredl. rilsorderly and using profane lau-
gusge IN the street. Fined each $3.50 and
costs.
Warning Grimes, leaving his hack stand
ing in the street aud soliciting passengers
at Eliza station. Dismissed.
Edward Marcus lcolorede vagrant
Sent 10 Jail for three months.
John Doran, drunk and being tramp
Dismissed.
Charles Carter (eolored). dru1k and disor
DERBY on the street. Fined $3.50 and costs
=. G.. McRae, on an attachment for con
tempt 81 court. Fined y and costs.
William Davis, carrying 4 concealed wea
pom. Fined $50 and costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-11
Tho Chicago Carpenters and Joiners'

CHICAGO. June l0.-The Brotherhood OF
Carpenters aud Joncrs held a meeting last
night 70 take action in regard 10 the I'M
pending strike in the ten-hOur shops, which
is expected TO occur next Monday morning
There are sIXty-iiye shops out OF over
three hundred standing out for the ten
hour working day. Unless these shops con-
form to the time standard adopted 10y the
rest Of the trade sixteen hundred men vii!
Law down their tools next Monday.
About five thousand carpenters are work
log on the eisht.hours' work and eight
hours pay rule. The men clam this is a
state law o. 10 the hours constituting le'
gal days work, and that IL is the law OF the
nation. Under the labor laws enacted 10y
Congress and State Legislatures they claim
that employees violating these statutes are
in contempt Of law, aud are therefore hope
ful Of the success OF their cause. They
base the entire justice Of their demand
upon the fact they only ask eight hours
pav for eight hours work, although th'
national and State laws make eight hour,
full days work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-11

Snn<>ss> ,r>u~wavvn- f01fs ne. 1oyue
nnse.
CAndlee: Adsmantine eene l -! - n 4
per sets 1879. psr pouno' -
Cheess; Nosthem ana 49, ~
cutting, 11o Gouos S&e5tc. Y'us-SyS'<<3{S~~ss y
fish: HeFnng-rosh sA1 Wa
pew, sS.2e: North sArune ~"
Eastern, e3ays:eV: y. essss.-is =, M
halfberreis, ~. -. ~ SsnSS ~ X II
Fat Rimmed Macksfci, ss;sSsssl - ~
s a% s =. sc;ss a. y ="
sr..t. r~,,,,. ~ r~>ys ana siHronn. ~
no and so. pound lin cans, okc. -
ea n e ~ 100, 90. , ssc,'d ~. SSSS
se ma,s x."s cn,,or .vrur-Horshsala
sss.r~.~ a. = $3.50. Ia tj~uuln0
lse; tisrcsa asc;; osrrsn 49,. isS Ss1 o.
lee ma mi me <oalsc' N
Rice: Csrolina, sasc.
sronna ANN nom s,orr. si psr sHck.
sugar: Crushed. IKE; powdered, szAy
granulsted, exc; A, sc; OF "A. esc.; ~
Soap: Common. fs6<c.. best Winning
1sa5sc.; toilet, l5s20c. and nancy pucess
country. 4ssc.
Tees; Black. 25ssoc.: imperial 15esooss
gunpowder, ssc<st1.
Tubs Cedar, s2.2sss3 nest: pins, ti.s7e
sx;zo nest . $3.50, al. dina
O, r ass, ~ ""''"'
xv -
hiDAS' ~
Hides: Green. Ease; wet-sslted. 7Heeto
dry-salted, lss1<c.; dry nint l<al5c.
Leather: Rough leather, 2os2sc.; city
finish harness. soassc. eountry-nnisn hars
ness, 25s2sc.; light upper. CITY nnsn. svs
soc; country-nnished upper, aoasoc.; meme
Tanners on: Newfoundland cod sSasse.
gallon.
IRON STEEL. NArIs. &C.
.,.., a.. pS,,.,,o,, IA,
iron American tsnn 's'i Cau po .n,...s 40
TO Ihtssn sro aHasc. noon.
.ssi1c
tssHr. ~, n,,,,,o,, a., N ,cr ooo sav~-
for standard SIZE.
Plough 4 Castings: Wholesale, &C.; retail,
| &c per pound.
Roue: Manila. heat, 15c. lutte, 7<aec.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-11
Three Old People.

To the Editor ~ NE dispatch
Nv old schoolmate and dear old friend,
James Howell Lewis, relative OF Meri-
wether Lewis, the great explorer Newls
and Clark lives near Gotham depot. |
have long had desire TO see him once more,
but knowing that he could not come to see
me, and distance being greater than could
feel willing to 90 alone, had about given up
all hope OF ever seeing him again, until his
son, James T. Lewis, depot agent and post
master at Ivy depot, . short time ago in-
ylted me TO go with him. We went one
evening aud returned the next. IL had
been nearly twenty years since We had met,
but We recognized each other. Ny stay
with him, though short, was sufficient to
bring to remembrance much OF Aud Lang
Syne. His age is eighty-two and his wife's
eighty, which with mine make up A7 years.
They were married In 1896. They, their
children, grandchildren. and great-grand'
children number eigh;y-fye. i. MEG.
Ivy DEPOT, June Sth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-11
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-FRIDAY. JUNE IL. 1886.

The statement ibs, has bsen printed and
circulated thai acted upon the oectsion
in rho capacity OF member Of the Govern
mentv
speaking Of the present GosernmentS
Irish bills, Lord Csrnaryon said he OBJ
iccitd 20 them on many poiats, although ne
would be perfectly willing to see INTRO
duced some System by Which the Irish peo'
pie, IN modifed way, and without being
disconnected from theImperial Parliament,
could conduct their own affairs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
rrw YoRk sTOCK MANKEr,

NEW YORK. June io.-Ths stock market
opened irregular, with prices generally
within an eighth to q quarter OF lsss eve-
ning's closing figures: but Lake shore wns
down T. Western Union \, and Louisville
and Nashville Y, There was considerable
irregularity In the morning. though coel
stocks were firm, with Western Union, ana
yanderbiifs. 0rapgerD and the rest OF ths
market being heavy. Towards noon the
market became dull, and remained
comparatively steady until late 10
the afternoon, when q small rally
took place, New York Central being con-
spicuously strong at this time. This was
followed In turn by duh and heavy tone.
lasting until the end OF the bnsiness Al
than the lowest figure reached. The market
closed steady. Almost everything is lover
tonight, Northwestern showing decline
OF Ia: Western Union IL: LOUISVILLE AND
Nashville, Lake Shore. Omaha preferred-l
each, and the remainder fractional
amounts. Sales $4,000 shares.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-11
The Chicago Cable. Rsifr ssd Ordi-
nance.
IRE fafowr, Nh 20 tha nisrafnh

CHICAGO, June 10.-Mayor Harrison IL
credited with the statement that he wall not
veto the cable-rsiiroad Ordnance unless be
finds something In It that ought to be
changed. This ~ the ordinance concern
ing which charges Of bribery were pub
hshed Yesterday. Mayor Harrison also
says that he told President Yerkes. OF
the cable road, that be would have 10
nay somebody for the LasaIle.street
tunnel, which is included in the
grant, with emphasis on the somebody, and
be proposed to obtain for the city the best
terms he could. The Times and the Mems
to-day continue their uniayOrnble comment
upon Mayor Harrison and the City Council.
and the Times says ''The average Chicago
alderman. like his prototype Of Gotham,
has reduced the Dlsckmaling Of corpora.
lions TO fine ant. 1t is well understood
that every corporation which goes 10 the
Chicago Council for privileges or fayOrs
must be prepared 10 pay handsomely there
fOrv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-11
OUR SALES THIS SEASON OF
LITTLE BOYS
$3.50 SUITS

$3.50 SUITS
have been something wonderful and in
consequence we find ourselves short o. SUITS
AZ that price. We can't 90 into the market
now and get satisfactory suits TO sell for
that sum. We could get lots OF them that
would pass ordinary inspection, but as we
are hypereritical IN the matter OF provision
for our young friends we VIII not avail our
selves OF our privilege but do something far
better for them.
We have big lots Of Norfolk Jacket Suits
for the little fellows who have not passed
their fourteen summers. Our prices on
these particular lots have been sll season
three fifty and four dollars.
We have concluded, instead OF going into
the market for two nifty suits. to sell these
FOR $3.50.
We know these are good suits. well worth
the original price, because they were made
erecially for us By q concern having q repu-
tation second TO none in the Union.
Now, we did not stop at this alone. We
found an absence OF IS suits and We took
so1ne good values that were IS and $3.50 and
made them So. for we want you 10 be
pleased, and We cannot 90 now and buy
GOOD stocks, and bad ones We won't touch.
OUR LIST OF ATTRACTIONS CANNOT
FAIL TO STRIKE YOU AS BEING VERY
EXTRAORDINARY TIE PRICES WE
NAME ARE NOT INTENDEDT TO DO MER-
CHANTS HARM, But TO Do PEOPLE
GOOD. WE KNOW THAT MONEY IN
SOME QUARTERS Is SCARCE. WE
WANT EACH AND EVERY ONE To
KNOW THAT We ARE HERE TO DO
THEM SERVICE. WE TAKE SAMPLE
GOODS FROM OUR STOCK TO-DAY AND
TELL YOU WHAT THEY CAN BE
BOUGHT FOR. THEY ARE PRICES
THAT SPEAK EITHER FORORAGAINST
US. AND IT 10 FOR YOU TO SAY WHICH.
WE TELL YOU SERIOUSLY THAT THEY
ARE FROM 20 TO 40 PER CENT. CHEAP
ER THAN THE SAME GOODS CAN BE
BOUGHT FOR IN ANY OTHER HOUSE
IN THIS CITY. WE WILL STAND BY
YOU WITH OUR GUARANTEE-AND
| THAT MEANS MONEY AND REPUrA-
TON. THE PERIODICAL RESTS OF
LAST WEEK GAVE Us AN oPPoRTU-
NIFTY TO GOTHRoUGHO DUB STORE AMI
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-11
A penia,f,om Lord Carnarvon.

by Anglo American cable 20 the Dispatch.l
LONDON. June l0.--The Earl OF Carnar'
Won in the House OF Lords this afternoon
made a statement respecting Parnelps
charge last MONDAY that the Conservative
party purchased Irish support in the las
election by promise made through Caoi-
net Minister that they would in return i'll
troduce home-rule bill, which, 10 addition
to It's other features, would confer on Ire
land the right to control her own
tariff policy. Lord Carnaryon SAD
that when he was Lord-Lieuiaant
Of Ireland under Salisbury's Government
be received from ParneIl a request 70 be
allowed an interview. "As Parneli was
elected the head OF the Irish party" con-
tInued the Earl, 81 acted on my personal
responsibility and considered with him.
The conversation was private. | never
communicated Il TO any member OF the Clbi-
mel. Parnell and left the room ss Tree as
We hsd entered II. desire TO repudlate