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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-27
Personals and Briefs.

The Popular Science Monthly, just at hand;
has biographical sketch and portIale "
the late Commodore Mathew +. maury'
Captain George Bahen returned home
yesterday from Baltimore, where ne at
tended college and was the recipient oi
many high honors.
Richmond Lodge. No. l. Odd Fellows;
spent delightful time at Youpg,s fond
Yesterday. The members took their wives
and itsle ones with them fesnvl.ies IN
cluded boating, dancing. sack and running
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-27

Richmond people are noted for their
good Judgment, and they are keeping up
that reputation by investing in River view
Stock and Lots. If you will drive out
Grove road TO Meadow street any after
noon late and go 10 River View You viii
see a number of fashionable people looking
over this beautiful addition to the fast
growing West End. Parties can select lots
now at (Si0) ton dollars per foot on long
time that will bring double that money
soon. This is our judgment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-27
G. DAVIS.
THE TOWER. THE TOWER.
JULIUS SYCLE & son,
PROPRIEToRS,
POI and 203 east Broad street

The excessive hot weather which we have hat
for tho past few days conunces every QUO thatit
IL highly necessary 70 have somethinH cooI 70 pus
on. aud fully appreciAing 70" lmportAhc"Vi 'hp
matter, We hayo prepared Ourselves as much a.
possible 10 meet tho demands. ..,.,..
just received tell cases of FIGURED LAWNS
warranted fast colors, 10 bo sold nc yhc.:
90 dozen LADIES' FANCY FRENCH Ribbed
VESTS az $50. RnI l0e.
Another case Of Very Flne and shoer INDIA
LINEN at SIC. These goods are real nne
aud nice ana equal TO anything at i3sc. aud
cnse WHITE LAWNS, IN shor, lengths, al G.:
5000 yards Of fino aud sheer Lace Checsed ani
striped MUsLlNs, AZ i.b snd i5c. real
value 25c.
Hot Of BATIsTE, reduced from igSo. 10 SIC.
All Of our 9Oc. and asc. Wool CHALLIES re-
/ case OF Beautiful CHALLIEs. full yard vide.
case d Pretty cHALLIEs. to DO sold a,Sc.;
the ~. e.. kiud. 49,
50 dozen Cnildren's and Misses Fine Ribbed
HOSE. slzos 20 ~. fun regular made aud
elegant for summer wear, ~ 20. ..,,,,,,,,..,
30 dOzon Mississippi SILK hANDhEkCHlhfS,
10 be- sold az 5c.; thoy are good.
balo of Worry Fine Unbleached JEANS for
Gentlomons un1erwear, only etc'
just received 100 Pure 1silled slLk %-inches)
UMBRsLLAs, 9-incho OIydizod Handles,
only tl.gI real yalueS4
lot hl->ilk SEfs, i3c
/ lot French Woven COksbIs, reduced from
soc. 10 3l'.
90 pieces TaDlo oILCLOTH, IN Marble. at soc.
ard 2jc. per yard.
LINEN tor Boys Pants, i0c., i2,., and ljc.
CASHMERE. for Men and Boys, real good. goc.
% pieces OUTING, the bestgrade, reduced 70 lpc'
A few moro of those Fiue Inlsundcroi DRESS
SHIRTS, with Pique BOsOm-. st 6OG
Another lot OF Plain Linen Bosom sHikIs 81
2gc.
IS dozen Ladies' SuIRTKEs ~ &c.
LEATHER BELTS. i2bc., l6sc., 6c. anf 25c.
STRAW BELTS, In fancy and solid black. 23c.
Mems OUTING SHIRTS, f3c. -
MATING, WINDOW bHADEs, LACE CUR
TAlNS.
A Fun line Of Ciiy-Nsde TRUNKS. (soe show
A Full line OF MEMS NEcKwEAR for summer
wear
% dozen BALBRIGGAN HALF-HosE, full rega-
lar l2hc
% dozen SIX WINDSOR TIES. i2&c
Cekes VI Nice GLYCERINE SOAP fort
THE TOWER.
JULIUS SYCLE & son.
e0I aud sD3 east Brosd street
is 96.2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-27
Go TO virginia Beach.
NU To FIILITII" ''"''' III
PINE sURF-BATHING-ELEG HOTELS.

PINE sURP-BATHTNG-ELEGAN HOTELS.
Trains leave Byrd-Street station Uid Nor
folk and Western railroad at 94O A. VI. and
3:3jP. NJ: arrive at the Beach at 2:09 2.
NJ. and SIG Z. VI. Returning. leave the
Beach at $50 A. VI. and las p. NJ, arrive
at Richmond at l2:l5 noon and $3.50 Z. NJ.
No omnibus or boat transfers by this
route. For rates and all information Gp-
ply TO Il. w. Courtney. 90l Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-27
4 Negro Dangerously wounded.

last niqht about twenty minutes past IL
o,clock difficulty occurred between two
NEGROES named Willie PAGE and Alfred
Robinson on Marshall between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets. Page drew a pistol
and shot Robinson. the ball taking effect IN
the lower bowels and making very
serious and dangerous wound, Page was
arrested. The cause of the fight was not
known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-27
R,nub,,csn Comm,tteo to Meet.

A writer in the Washington Post OF yes
terday says: The city of Washington being
the most elieible place on many accounts n.
the state Republican Committee OF VT VIZ
ginia will meet here at Chamoesrilns vuly
Cd, at IL NJ. TO consider the poiiticai situa-
eressional conventions it may be deemed
advisable to calln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-27
Accidents at the Tredegar.

Mr.. Frank Walters, machinistt at the
Tredegar- Works. was hit upon the head .
yesterday by piece of machinery ana Els hls
skull was slightly fractured. lie was taken
10 his home on Pine street.
Mr.. John f. Priddy, who ls employed as
a moulder at the same place, had MS rignt
lives on south Laurel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-27

comes 10 every woman at least once IN
lifetime. and it is always remembered;
None Of these occasions will be looked
back upon with more happy thoughts than
the time when she bought Roller-Irayy
Trunk and got rid Of lifting trays. Sold
by dealers. Made by II. W. kountree d
BROTHER. Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-27
roner-Doyer Meetings.

r.o Ministers and Deacons' Meeting Oh
Inc nn nnrey District will be held at Glen
utpper,.DT,rCor - morrow and Sunday. Trans ON
Allen pitnJbmond. tJ,d Fredericksburg and to,9-
the klcn,d kllnad sili leave Elba at 6;is A. III.
mac rsirldp't nrd street AZ fl:52 A. NJ. tomorrow;
ahd aRhsiurning. ming leave Glen Allen at o'Aa anu
oto - NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-27
The Wonderful Springii!

that cured the discovers sore hands Persons
wishing TO visit this lovely resort should buy
tickets 10 "seven Mile Ford" Norfolk and West
ern railroad Virginia, 20 arrive at depot Mon
day and Thursday afternoons Address WILLIAM
II. WILEY, Secretary. Crumpler Post-onice, Ashe
county, N. ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-27
Taking school Census.

The census.takers for the public schools
are rapidly finishing their work and report
that they have met with good success IN
listing the population between the ages Oh
five and twenty wears:
They have met with uniform courtesy at
the hands Of our citizens and 1t Is thought
that the number listed will exceed 25,OOV'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-27
W0RSTED CHALLIES,

&c. from lfc.
Cotton Challies 2c. yard
7 pair Black-Sik Mitts, BE. from 2ic. ;
Ext !; *. # GLOVES .:::;' ;::: :::':: E.
II pair s-button length Ladies' I'm
dressed Mosquetalre Kid Gloves,
sizes 81 TO 81. soc. from Sc.
3G pair A-button Colored kid Gloves, -
to 7, ranging in selling price from
9Sc. 10 Sl.42-choicc SOC. a pair;
Remnants and
Odds and Ends in RIBBONS.
Silk and Velvet
1G-ounce vals OF Mann 81 Co. 8 Extract
30c., from 49c
A box of two walls of Extract, with
small cake Of Soap, l2c., from &c.
| lot Paperette-Back Memorandum
Books, lc. each;
2 large Family Bibles (slighuy han
dled), S22j, from S5.2j
Paperette Portfolios, with paper, en-
yelopcs, and pen-holder (handled),
Be-, from lie.
Slightly smoked and handled Paper.
Back Books, l2c 49, one fourth value
Music Folios, 2Oc., from 42c.
Quite number Of other Books that
show slight handling.
a large accumulation OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-27

This preparation ia a perfectly harmless ana
effective remedy for the cure Of the painful and
disnguring eruption caused by poison-osS Pro-
pared only by r. ROBERTS BAKER, Pharmacist
gig essi Main street. Richmond, Va. % cents q
bottle Sold by Druggists generally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-27
ACREAMERY sUSPENDS
Because tho Manager Disappears ana Is
short in His Accounts.
taIayvarn In tho Dispatch.l

CHARIEsTowS, W. Va, June Ca few
davs ago MIR Benjamin Herr. the manager
of the West Virginia Creamery here, dlsap-
peared mysteriouslv. 1t was developed to-
day that Herr is short $1,000 in his nc
counts, and leaves numerous other ohllga--
tions. The creamery has been compelled
to suspend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-27

fSpeclsl telNEfAIn 70 luo DIsUa1oHI
WHEELING, w. VA, June GA Mar
tinsburg last night William Bates, we'll
known Baltimore and Ohio railroad man.
feIl from train and was cut to pieces. At
Huntington Charles Jobses. an emlloye OF
The Ensign Car-Works, fell between two
rolls and was frightfully mangled. His in-
iIries are fatal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-27
,l..tion io Cbnttanooga.

Ice Camp will hold an importann, nan mes,r maoo
ing to-nigaa, tog, satsnded the Camp TO VISIT
the inslIa,so" aanoso Tenn, on the 4th OF july W,
Cha.'anh0o ,he occasion OF the. reunion oi
upon oa1ederate ano and Federal armies
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-27
BOYS CLOTHING.
H0USEFURNISHINGS
1t Bargu1n Prizes.

EXTRAORDINARY OFFERINGS.
4 few mentioned only:
8-inch Ironstone China Dinner Plates
reduced from 69c to SOC. dozen;
Deep Soup Plates reduced from 81 to
Toe per dozen
Non Handled Cups and Saucers reduced
from 5Oc. per dozen to 25c.;
60 dozen Full-Size Cuspadores at l5c.
each worth 40c.;
Larpe-Size Yellow Bowls reduced from
Doc TO l5c.;
S-inch Yellow Naples, 7c.;
l lot Chambers reduced from 25c. to
l5c;
l lot Flinted Chambers reduced from
40c. - 2jc.;
Agateware Saucepsns reduced from 9Oc.
10 5Sc.;
Agateware Frying-Pans reduced from
Soc TO 25c.;
Wire Dish Covers, to fit over any size or
style dish at extremely low prices;
Substantial Scrubbing- Brush, &c.;
Towel Racks at l4c. worth 25c.;
Substantial flour-Siiter ut &C.;
4-gallon Patent Churn at S2.iS worth
$3.50:
Large-Size Paper Waterfalls a 25c.,
reduced from 50c.;
A complete stock of Hammocks. Games.
and Lawn Mowers at prices 10 COM
pete with iobbers;
The largest and most complete line OF
Trunks and Valises south OF New
York-special low prices
Celebrated "Mackinaw Refrigerators,
the best in every respect prices
low. Catalogues sent on spplica-
tion.
II, IS, u, and II /. Broad St.,
between First and Foushss Streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-27

Have you :rled a Frozen Limeaie and MIX
Shake frozen In their one-ininute ice-cream
freezer at OWENS & MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-27

While the essential feature Of PRATr's ASTRAL
OIL Is absolute safety, 1t should alGo be remem-
berea that It is Of no less value on account ot It's
Illuminating qualities, giving, az It does, the
clearest, siesdiest, aud most mellow light posi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-27
DO YOUR PART.
Itisa clear case of the mountain coming

TO Mahomet.
The United States authorities wanted to
do the right thing apparently IN opening
the Office here. although they were late III
the day and gave it insufficient force after
doing so. Nevertheless they are trying to
correct errors and dojustice TO Richmond.
Now the city has taken hand ana put
her trained officers to work. The remain
heads of families particularly:
Don't think 1t is mot worth while
And if you fail in your part do not GO
around among your neighbOrs kicking
against the slowness Of our city and the IN
ulstice done her in taking the census,
when Won could not or would not devote n
minute or two in helping to correct.
Last of all. don't forget to go out IN the
rear of your premises and make sure that
the negroes have been taken.
EVERYBODY COUNTS. ,,,,,,e,,,,
Richmond MUST have CORRECT
CENSUS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-27
1}}'(oFE!N
(9NiPANY
~
REMNANTS, ODDS AND ENDS,
AGAIN. EVERY FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY,

The simmer closing began Monday.
Owing to extensive sales many hundred
cut ends are left for the bargain count
ers of to-day and tomorrow.
These days involve many hundred
dollars loss to us. bnt they keep the
general stocks clean and are the means
of removing many wares that for various
reasons are in our way -show-handling,
etc.
A thousand various things from one
department, o hundred from another,
and so every department will be ready
this morning with loss upon loss, but
these stuffs must be disposed of.
We mention few to show compare
tive price of to.day's with the hereto
fore.
All the accumulation OF India Silks,
the price of which has been from SOC. to
TO S1.25, will be sold for soc. a yard.
Hundreds of black and colored cut-ends
OF Silks alone.
u Boys Outing Flannel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-27
PROrEAAlONAl-

DOBERT 0. BURTON, JR,
III ATTORNEY -AT-LAw.
Eievensh and Bank Streets, Richmond, Va.
will practice In tho courts In Richmond aud
surrounding counties; In the counties OF Hall
fax snd Northampton, North Carolina; 10 the
supreme and Federal Courts ip Raleigh, and
wherever his services may DO required tn Nersh
Carolina ,eN-eoala'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-27

FOX & RIDER Will sell MONDAY. June the 3Oth'
two cars Of oRASGgs and LEMONS at l23O o'clock
at store 1911 east Cary street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-27

Sanger Halle.
Grand Garden. Concert Tonight st
Sanger Halle. Admission free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-27
A joyful Occasion

Look not thou upon the wine when 1t IS
red. For tonic try A. b. c. The best.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-27

Fox & RIDER will sell MONDAY. June the 3)th'
two cars Of ORANGES and LEMONS at 1880 o'clock
at store 1911 east Cary street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-27

Every purpose is established by counsel.
Good blood is established by A. b. o.
Alternative.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-27

.,.,ness and the craving for LIQUOR
banished by cose oi 0
Regulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-27
DIR. Powers and IT. John.

One dollar n year will cover your foctor's
bill if YOU take Simmons Liver Regulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-27

Remember that SATURDAY is the last dsy Of
this sale.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-08-14
WEST AND SOurH.

The following Congressional nomi-
nations were made on the 9Th: Illinois,
Fifteenth district, Jesse Harper, nomi-
mated by Joint convention of farmers,
miners. PrOhibitiOn.sts and Knights of
Labor: Texas. Seventh district w. H..
Grain DEM renOminated; Missouri,
Eleventh district. L. P Bland DEM
renOminated: Kansas, Third district,
b. H. Clover Farmers Alliance); Geor-
gia. Sixth district. James II. Blount
tDem.) renOminated.
THE Democratic State convention of
Iowa assembled at Cedar Rapids on the
9th with 999 delegates present A plat
form was adopted denouncing high pro-
lection, the Mckinley aud Lodge bills
aud the Repu blicans for uphoiding the
rulings Of Speaker Reed. W. II. Cham
berlain heads the ticket for Secretary
OF State.
4 DISPUTE over the ownership Of GER
tain lands in Gunnison County. Col. on
the 9th resulted in the killing of Alex
ander LaveHe. Charles Purham and a
young man named Welch.
OFFICIAL returns computed from the
eight census districts of Missouri
showed on the 9th the population of the
State 70 be 2659.54i. an increase of
about - per cent in the last decade.
THE State National Bank Of Yelling
ton. Kan closed its doors on the 9th.
The liabilities were about 500, 0O0.
NORTH DAKoTA Democrats in State
convention al Grand Forks on the 9th
nominated a ticket headed By John ID.
Benton. Of Fargo. for Congressman, and
W y. Roach, Of l.arimOre, for Gov
ernor. The resolutions favor tariff re-
form, the resubmission OF the prohibit
ton question and the free coinage Of
silver and oppose the Lodge bill
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-08-14
FROM WASHINGTON.

SECRETARY WINDOW decided on the
9Th that Chinese laundry proprietor is
a laborer. and can not be permitted to
IRELAND in the United States after visit
ing his native country.
THERE were POS business failures in
the United States during the seven
days ended on the sth, against 19s the
previous seven days.
PRESIDENT HARRISON on the sth sent
TO Congress a letter from Governor
Steele, of Oklahoma. representing that
great distress prevails among the resi-
dents of the Territory and requesting
that the attention of Congress- be
called TO the fact. Crops in the Terri
tory were almost a failure. and the
people were suffering for the necessaries
of life.
The United States Land Commits
sioner on the sth made land decision
to the effect that when Indians take
land on the late Sioux reservation and
the survey afterwards shows they are on
school sections they may hold their
claims. but that white settlers can not.
FIRST ASSISTANT GEN
ERAL GARRISON rendered his resigna-
ton to the President on the sth, to take
effect September l.
The Treasury Department was in
formed on the sth that leprosy existed
among the Cuban employees of the great
cigar factories at Key West and Tampa,
Fla.
THE President on the sth sent the
following nominations TO the Senate:
Alexander Clark, of Iowa. Minister Res
ident and Consul -General to Liberia
COnsuls-S. II. Horne, of Connecticut
at st. Thomas, w. l.; Adam Lieber-
necht, OF Illinois. at Tampico; Samuel
McNutt, Of Iowa, at Maraeaibo; II. L.
Rand, of Illinois, at Ponape. Caroline
Islands; Alonzo Spencer, of New York,
AZ Gu2dalOupe.
THE exchanges at the leading clear
lighthouses in the United States during
the week ended on the 9th aggre-
gated sl,111,6 42. 226, against Sl.9s6, 759.
275 the previous week. As compared
with the corresponding week of 1889 the
increase amounted to 1876.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-08-14
THE CARS POWER.
It Is Limited to a Great Extent by -Four
Important Conditions.

IL Is Limited to a Great Extent by -Four
Important Conditions.
But the Cars power is absolute only
in the sense that wherever and however
his personal will reaches and exerts
itself, it receives obedience. 1t is hui
manly impossible, even were the Gar
man of the most comprehensive political
genius, that he should be able to cover
with his vision, and direct by his per-
sonal motion, the administration of an
empire so huge and so unwieldy,
comprising so wide a variety of
races, and presenting such an infinite
complexity OF demands upon the ruling
power. In the first place, the Cars
power is limited by four conditions:
First, that the crown shall descend by
right of primogeniture; second, that the
heir to the throne shall be declared of
age when he has completed his six
teenth year; third, that the Gar, his
wife and his children shall be members
of the orthodox Greek church; fourth
that the issue of any member of the i'm
perial family who marries without the
consent of the Gar shall be excluded
from the right of succession to
the throne. 1t is true that
one Car can undo what a previ-
ous Car has done. But so imbedded
are those conditions in imperial custom,
nd so vital is the necessity of sustain
ing the exalted idea of the crown in
the eyes OF his subjects, that the Gar
scrupulous.y pays pious heed TO these
DEGREES of his predecessors. The Cars
power is further limited by the neces-
sity to which his human fallibility sub
jects him. to call in to his aid other in
tellects, and thus the Gar is compelled,
in reality, to yield up, divide and wide
ly distribute that prerogative which, in
theory, is his sole prerogative. Boston
Post
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-08-14
THE EAST

KENINiLER, who murdered his mis-
tress. Matilda Ziegler, March %, 1889
al Buffalo. y. Y. was put TO death by
electricity at the Auburn IL. W State
penitentiary on the morning of the 9th.
The scene that followed the turning on
Of the electric current was reported as
terrible to witness. There were signs
Of life after the current had been turned
of, and the electric volt had to be APP
piled the second time.
The members of the South Fork Fish
ing and Hunting Club decided on the
9th to donate the property at the ia
nous Sou IA Ford dam. the collapse of
which caused the Johnstown horror, to
the Pittsburgh Fresh Air Fund Associa-
tiOn.
a REVOLT among the convicts of the
Massachusetts, State penitentiary on
the 7tn at ChariestOwn, resulted in the
killing by the guards OF one convict
and the serious injury of several
others. Obnoxious rules caused the
trouble.
WITHOUT warning 1900 Knights of
Labor employed on the New York Cen
trail railroad between New York and
Buffalo went on strike on the morning
of the sth, leaving trains wherever they
happened to be at the moment The
strike was ordered on account of the
discharge of certain employees.
The switchmen's strike en- the
Mackay system of railroads came TO an
end on the Sth, the company granting
the increased demand of wages.
The death of John Boyle O'Reilly,
the poet. agitator and athlete, and ed
itor OF the Boston Pilot, occurred at his
summer residence at COhassett Mass,
on the 10th, aged AZ years.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-08-14
BUYING AN UMBRELLA.
There as no Economy in Purchasing a
Cheap Article.


''Tbe people who buy umbrellas" said
salesman in State street store,
''seem to be entirely different from
people who come in here to buy other
things. That man you met at the door
wanted a good umbrella tor S. so. I
showed him a good article for that price
and he didn't like the plain wood
handle. Said he wanted snowy silver
or gold handle. They don't seem to
consider for moment that good silk
umbrella for that price can not also have
a costly handle. When they are shown
one with fancy handle they object to
the quality of the silk. The cost Of
an umbrella must either be in the silk
or the handle. At that price it can't
embody both. A s.. so um brella with an
expensive handle must contain an or
binary quality of silk, and vice versa.
So | generally ask my customers
whether they want an umbrella for wet
or dry weather. Sometimes they don't
understand me. and then / suppliment
the question with: DO you wish to
purchase an umbrella or an um brella
handler That man bought s3umbrel-
la with silver handle, or what we call
a dry weather umbrella. He wants IL
for show. An umbrella with good silk
and fashionable handle costs from So to
$40
There is no economy in buying a
cheap article. Only this morning /
came down in a closed car that was
crowded and had Slated false floor.
A young man stood up conversing with
a young woman who was sitting. He
had an umbrella in one hand with a
gorgeous handle. He poked the end of 1t
between the slaIs. somebody pushed,
the handle snapped of and the umbrella
fell to the floor. lie picked it up and
rem arked, as his face turned red: There
goes my s. umbrella The fresh ends
OF the handle where it broke showed too
plainly that twas cheap affair-a pine
stick screwed into metal handle. He
crammed the handle into his pocket
and covered the broken end with his
hand. 1t was q shOddy umbrella and
cost probably 81 y Chicago Evening
Toat