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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
FARMVlLLE POLITICS.
An Organized Faction Struggles for the
Victory.
Especial telegram to the Dlspa,chL

Especial telegram 10 tue DlSpatc0.i
FARnvrIIE. Va, May lO.-To-day DIR. W.
W. Ii. Thackston formally announced him
self candidate for reelection 10 the office
Of mayor of Farmville, and earnestly asks
that his friends who IN the years past have
eupported him will do so in the primary to
be held next Thursday. Mr.. o. L. Wicker,
who is the present treasurer OF Farmville
and man of "a much influence as any
other of the town, IL out In a card an
nouncing himself candidate, subject to
the nomination at the primary election,
and calling upon his friends for support.
Each Of these gentlemen Is greatly adj
mired. and none have more friends than
they. An active canvass Is being made on
each side, and the contest IS reaching de-
gree Of exciting warmth. For years Farm
Vile has not had in its political career such
an organized struggle for the victory OF
one faction in the Democratic ranks over
the other.
AN INDEPENDENT CARD.
The following is the circular of another
(who poses Independently of the DemOc-
cratic primary election) issued this eve
ming;
TO he Pubic:
INN n candidate for the Office of mayor
for the city of Farmville and ask the sup
port Of friends and foes at the polls.
have no teeth TO pull and no tin-pots to
sell, consequently | can administer the
laws without fear. favor. or affection. IL
elected promise give my entire time to
the Office, and not just when it suits my
convenience. As ii will be impossible to
elect both the Hon. w. w. II. Thackston
and Boss o. I. Wicker. or either without
come hard feelings. and to keep peace in
the party you had better support your
humble servant, n. LESLIE PRICE.
The opinion which seems concurrent
with all minds is that Sir. Proc does not
stand q ghost of a chance of election as an
independent. The contest between DIR.
Thackston and Mr.. Wicker will end in an
exceedingly narrow escape from defeat for
one or the other of the gentlemen, and at
present nobody asserts their prophetic
genus IN naming the victorious candidate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
The Coming Cotton Crop.

psy telegraph 70 the Dispatcbl
WASHINGTON. May l0.--The statistical re-
turns Of the Department OF Agrieul-
ture tor May relative 10 cotton
bsport the progress Of planting and the
onndAfi0ns Affecting seeding and germins-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
Warranted All silk Black Largo Polka Dot Fish
Net worth 81 for &c.

NOT WcIb ~ III V~~-
warranted All-silk Black Lace FlouncIng re-
duced from $50 to 81;
coIorei All-silk Fish-Nsts in lisht blue. pink,
cream. white, and Nile, worth ii.25, reduced
10 &c.
Striped AMI Figured Black SILK Drapery Net at
81 worth i1.3S
Here's an exIraordlnsry bargain:
2 p,eces Black All-silk sursh at SIC. worth Soc.
5 pieces Coiored Striped Ail-silk Surahs at 'Sc.
worth Csc:
Cream Atwood Albatross, 80 inches wide. worth
SOC. for 42c.;
Cream Atwood Challi for Eun-Veiltng, IS
inches wide, worth &C. for Soc;
The 25c. French Sa,ines, BLACK grounds with
small white figures, At 2)c.;
All Of our Colored l2Ac. Sstines reduced for this
sale only to SiSc.;
Figured CreDelines or Crazy Cloths worth
i2jSc. for SIC;
Navy-Blue. Cardinal. and Gsrnet-Figured Per-
Gales for boys shirt-waists and children's
dresses, color guaranteed fast, a! DC. worth
f2hc.;
Boys White Cambria Shirt Waists, with linen
collars ana cuffs, worth 15c. for 33c.
KID GLOVES.
Our entire stock OF sl.3s SButton-Length Tn
dressed Mosquetaire Gloves reduced 10 CSC.
so dozen Ladies' sheer PUra Linen Hand-sm-
broldered and scslloped Handkerchiefs re-
cuced from &C. to 1870.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
PRISONERS AND CUsToDIiNs.

As soon az Judge Campbell was notified
he Immediately opened court and had
warrant issued for the apprehension OF
Marshal White. The Sheriff hastily sum-
moned q posse and arrested White on the
train. Here was very strange complica,
tion-Kessler had White under arrest ana
White had Kessler in the same fix. Finally
the Sheriff Welded. the train pulling out
at once and the Sheriff and Deputy were
taken TO Charleston. The case has caused
great excitement and the outcome of 1t Is
watched with great interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
THE WEST VIRGINIA CONFLICT.
Another Version Of the Affair Given by
State Officers.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.

IcDVCIHI ItItgTHII 70 II6 II'Pf07II''
CrARLEsToS. W. Va, May 10.-The people
of Hinton are still very much excited over
the clash between State and United States
officials which occurred there. The STATE
officers give a somewhat different account
of the affair from that given yesterday, by
the Marshal. They saw the Deputy Marshal
arrested two important witnesses in a trial
for attempt to kill which was then in pro-
gress, and attempted to take them to
Charleston. The sheriff secured his wit
nesses and took them back to the court
house. Later United States Marshal White
arrived III the city armed with a warrant
for the arrest of the Sheriff and Deputy.
which he proceeded TO execute, taking. the
Sheriff away from the charge of the jury
then trying the felony case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
Pacific solid-B Black organdy Lawn worth i2Nc.

Pacific Solid Black Organ1y Lawn worm i<S"
for SIC.
sheer White India Linen. 3Hc.;
Sheer Imported Linon d'Iniis that viii not ws'h
thick, worth shilling, for iOc;
Ror,erei White Victoria Lawn for aprons worth
lOc. for 6Hc.;
Figured Persian aull.. most exquisite pa''erns'
worth 2Oc. tor i2Hc.;
Red and White Block Pattern Imported Turkey
Red Table Damask, color warranted fast,
at Sc. worth 5oc.;
Tn, very best German Linen Table Dsma'k,
eoft and free from dressing, 81 inches wiie'
Al COS. worth75c.;
100 dozen Pure Linen White Dinner-Nspkins at
4sc. per dozen worth 7Jc.:
White Corded Piquc at &c;
Brocade and Lace striped Linon dlndts Tor
aprons and dresses. very ine quality, worth
ssh.llng forsbc.;
10 pieces Fas,-Black Invisible Plaid orgsndy 81
Zoe. worth i5c.;
Beautiful Zephyr Ginghams worth shilling Tor
l2HG;
pieces full 1914 Heavy Undresssd Bleached
sheeting worth Sc for &c:
81 dozen very large-size Pure Linen Towels
would be cheap a. BE, will be sold Tor NC. :
Lsrge-slze japanese Parasol Fire-screens, &c
MILLINERY.
Our entire stock OF Lace. Braid, and Fancy
straw Hats reduced from Soc, &C.. and &C.
70 &c.
20 gross Kinks Ceply Maple SOAP the pes' &C.
soap in existence, six cakes for NC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
FOE HBNr.
EOR RENT. @
BY JAMES b. ELAN,
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUcTloNEER.
1li3 MAIN STREET.


No 1909 Floyd street $3.50 per annuni.
No. 25lg east Grace street $500 per annurn,
No 50i north Goth street $3.50 per annum-
No 6O6 north Tenth street; s25 per annum.
No. 2li3 cast Marshall street $50 per annum.
No 800 north 25th street: $500 per s0num.
No IN west Cary street $40 per snoum.
No. $50 east Broad street; $40 per annum.
No 1914 east Broad street $500 per annum.
No. 22J Reservoir street: 81 per month.
No. 4I3 north First street: 800 per month.
No. 2s5 north 10Th street: sl2.5 per month
No. .e07 o street; gig per month.
No. 2sl0 q street: $40 per month.
No. SIS north 18th street: Sll per month.
No. 1913 Taylor street $3.50 per month.
No. 1891 west Marshall street $40 per month.
No. 10z north 25tn street: $50 per month.
No 9 spring street; s. perm0nth.
ipnone 53t my Hit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11

simmons Liver Regulator is invaluable
ia the nursery. n tia gentle laxative and
harmless.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11

NOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE@
II and conveniently located RESIDENCE IA
an north Eightn street, containing eight rooms,
yangs. baths, &c, and recently papered and
pu' :" J0HN 4. GoDDIN, Real Estate Agent
INV 1881 Bank and Eleventh slreeta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11

IGOR RENT. ca
No. OIL east Leigh street: rooms
No. 20 sOuth Fourth street rooms.
No. 3l2 south Pine street; rooms.
No. Sl3 west Cary street; rooms.
No. 1919 west Cary street; rooms.
No. COL nth First street; rooms.
No. 3l9 north Twenty-i0urth street; srooms
Ne. 3ls north Twenty-nfth street; rooms.
No. 2is north Twenty-soyenth street; rooms.
No. l0l north 1w nty-ninth street; sroomA
FLAT First and Broad streets.
STORES.
NEW STORE corner First and Broad
NEW STOKE First near Broad.
STORE AND DWELLING Second and Main
STORE AND DWELLING l4S7 east Franklin.
SUTTON A CO.,
my Hit 1914 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11

L,OR RENT. TWO DELIGHTS
IL FUL ROOMS. KITCHEN AND GARDENER
Am WATER 10 a good tenant for 81 . month.
Family without children preferred. Apply on
me premises. Oil Twspty-ntin street between U
ana y streets my ii-su2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11

L,OR RENT, THAT DESIRABLEca
IL THREE STORY AND BASEMENT "a
BRICK DWELLING, No 400 north Twelfth
street. containing ffteen rooms. with all modern
improvements and In good repair. sQeciai H.
ducements 10 an early applicant Apply 70
q. Il. PoISDkXrER.
mv1i-3t 1905 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
ANOTHER LABOR CONFERENCE.

Another labor conference. having an IN
fuence IN moulding the final form OF the
bill, will be held here. The Emperor IN
tends to summon delegates IRON every
trade in GERMANY TO discuss trade ques-
tlons. and he proposes TO establish spe-
c;al permanent operatives council under
the presidency of Baron Won Berlapsch,
Minister of Commerce, each member
having 1000 marks yearly, with the title o,
Arheithrath. The members OF the council
will he selected from the delegates 10 the
conference. The project Is obviously. IN
fine Same line as the labor schemes, aiming
to give imperial control OF the working
men with a purchase-pow over saiarlSu
leaders. Socialists Ike Nollmar, LleD-
KNIGHT, end Bebel, who are lmpregnaDie 10
money considerations, Will resent the ILL
porCr's oder.
The military Hill will be the first to Lead
to some definition of party groups. Inc
Socialist section. the trelsinnige section,
and the Centre section are expected TO oPII
pose the bill. still the Government Will
have large majority.
The Fresunige party continues to be
weakened by internal discussions largely
of a personal character. Rlckert, BARN,
and Shrader are still aiming to get nd OF
Richters leadership.
Prince Schoen-Karolath, whose humani--
tartan Grafton at the last session attracted
so much attention. has LETT the Relchspart
and gone over to the National Liberals.
He has Just become Grand Master OF the
Grand Orient of Prussia. lie will lniuse
stronger spirit of liberalism among the Ma
tlOnal Liberals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
THE PALAlS ROYAL,
IA NPETTHL UU[-PRIUE BRRUHIN OHLE
JAIL Departments Visited by a Cut-Prico Cyclone
Notice the yicuLousv oW prices quoted IN our emma Department
the u,onderfuL 6ar6ans In DyyGoods Department.

4s-inche+wiio Al-Wool Col0rcd ani F-,,.,
Heareitns, newest shsias, worth 81. f.r,..
The Linworth Fss,-Bl..k Reinforced r,,... H.,
ard Toe Hosiery ior children scil.rg r.,,'
lsrly =; 3 snd 3jc. reduced TO- ihs sa.s,,
PC. Tor all sizes:
The ladies' risin Black selling regul.riy
red lcei 20 ST.;
30 dozen Ladies' Black Ribhoi aad Cream Ho..
Rtf..
Notice the extraordinary barsalns orisrsi n
our
CHINA DEPARTMENT.
Haudsoma Initiation Cu-Gies. Fruit-s,An3. "a,
inches high. az 3D. worth s2..
Polka-Do, Pattern Co'o-et Glaze spoon.f,,.-
Holders - q. worth i1.
Pressed Glass i.p.ns C-eam-Pi,-her', g. s,r.A
i2c.
Jelly rumbler' With en- tops. g. worth -.
Here's Tho cleapes. Chamoer-set ever fs,-i
A handsome Decorated French pc-re'a'n chm.
her set ~ 90 pieces "A, i-1i Worih f4IyH.
bargain Dot Of lrlpls-plo,el slyersafs Al
hsH ya'ue;
The lot consists q Rn'tor., sugar, ani pi.sfa
Dishes Crram-iillhers. auI ,poon.Hr,er,
in comoiLst0n 81 g.at. a0i tesf ,ff,...
plate silver. The rcsl vaI4a ~ uo-s -,,.,
was ~ You eau gick yo4r choice at9...
IcE-CREAN FREEZgRA
Tho bes, make to be hal a, tie following 10.
figures:
o-Quari si.4l: '.qaArt n.s3; sausrt pa,
Thc-. prices ar, lower than any other hons,
will scll them Tor.
i-qusri Brown Pitcher, worth &C., ioriic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
BEYOND SEAS.
A REVIEW OF THE GENERAL sITuA-
TON IN EUROPE
Fran, the Standpoint Of the German Capt.
tai-The East African Question
Labor Again.
nronvr,rht. 1890. by ,se New York Associated
Press

PvprrN. Nav 10.-The Reichstag. begin
ming the active labors OF the session on
Monde with the debate on the East Africa
cre1ife bgs only six weeks work before
rroro. ton. which has been fixed for
,fune nth. Consideration of the military
hi uIjI precede the measures for benefit
,ne, yyorkiucmen. Not much VIII be heard
OF the aforementioned measures before al
iournment. Since the labor protection
bin was issued Wednesday scrutiny reveals
a number of riders to the main PROPOSE
tiop. tending to make illusory some OF the
best provisions of the measure ny giving
employers the means OF escaping 'heln'
Tins under special circumstances. en-
pIovers can be authorized to break the
rnle limiting the work of children under
thirteen years 10 six hours ana OF yOuths
under sixteen TO ten hours. Inc Dill men,
tions spinning factories and similar occupa,,
lions where exceptions may be granted
OF which employers may reaolly aNati
themselves. Another clause transfers d.
rect responsibility for breach OF the laws
from employers TO managers or ioremeh,
thus opening the way for evasiGns ahu
making men OF straw ansWeraOIe H.
stead Of the principals. The proposals re-
lating to breach of contracts are neld ny
the Freisiunige party and the Socialists 10
be disguised attacks upon the right Oh 60. &C.
ALTON leading to further power Tor inc
suppression OF strikes. The Opposition
pnfbcrs force. the Socialists declaring that
fbe supposed new era of labor reforms oil
fcrs little from the Iismarcklan era, ana
that the bill will be a deception unless
much modified The spirit OF the Opposi-
ton promises q sequence OF irritating &c
bates before the house can dispose OF the
labor bill
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-04
CHRoNICALLY CROOKED.
The Columbus Club Bounces It's
Secretary for EmhezzIement

The Columbus Club Bounces It's
Secretary for Embezzlement.
COLUMBUS, g.. May 3.-Fred w. New
burg, who has just been deposed from
the sccretaryship of the Columbus base
ball club, has again turned out a
rascal, and from the last accounts
is defaulter to the sum of $1,000.
NeWburgh is an expert bookkeeper
and in lSSl-S2 was employed in the
state sinking fund commission Office.
While there he embeZZled about $4,000
OF the states money and SPENT it in fast
living. He was arrested. tried and con-
vieted on two counts for obtaining
money on false pretenseS, getting three
years OF each. While in prison he was
made bookkeeper for the institution.
During Foraker's first term he was
parOled and was then taken into the
firm Of lazarus 81 Co., large cloth ing
dealers of this city, in the capacity of
boekkeeper. OF late he has, been carry
ing matters with high hand, and the
firm placed detective on his track.
For three weeks NeWburgh has been
Swallowed, and the most astonishing dis
closures made. a hurried examination
of the books was made, and the short
age viii amount to $1,000 or more. New
burgh has fed and is supposed to have
gone to Chicago.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-04


Everybody has heard of "horse laugh"
but who has ever seen an equine gifted
with the power of speech? Such an animal
would be pronounced a miracle; but so
would the telegraph and the telephone a
hundred years ago. Why, even very. re-
Gently a cure for consumption, which is
universally acknowledged to be scrofula
affecting the lungs, would have been looked
upon as miraculous, but now people are be-
ginning to realize that the disease is not in
durable. DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery will cure it, if taken in time and
given fair trial. This world-renowned
remedy will not make new lungs, but it
will restore diseased ones to healthy state
when other means have failed. Thousands
gratefully testify to this. 1t is the most
potent tonic, or strength restorer, altera-
tive, or blood-cleauser and nutritive, or
flesh builder, known to medical science.
For Weak Lungs, Splitting of Blood, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Catarrh in the Head. and
all Lingering Coughs, it is an unequaled
remedy. In arrangements of the stomach,
liver and bowels, as Indigestion, or Dys-
pepsia, Biliousnese, or Liver Complaint"
Chronic Diarrhea, and kindred ailments, it
is q sovereign remedy.
Golden Medical Discovery is the only
medicine of its class, sold by druggists.
under a printed guarantee, from the
manufacturers that it will benefit or cure
in every case of disease for which it Is rec
commended, or money paid for it will be
promptly refunded.
Copyright. 1888, by WORLDS DIS. MED. ASSN.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-04
READY TO CRY QUITS.
Chicago Carpenters Demands
Practically Conceded by
the Bosses.
The Strike VIII Be Declared
Off and Minor Differences
Arbitrated.
a Big Strike OF Pennsylvania
Cokers Is on the
TapiS.
Windy City 'Longshoremer
Are Dissatisfied With Their
Present Wages.

CHICAGO, May 5.-Ihe arbitration
committee of the carpenters union and
the new boss carpenters association
met again this morning, and when a
recess was taken for lunch il was an
nounced that they had progressed 50
far III their work that it had been de-
termided that work should be resumed
on Monday 10y as many carpenters as
the members Of the new association
could find employment for. The de
mands OF the strikers have been sub
Stautially conceded. They are to work
eight hours; none but union men are TO
be employed, and they are TO
have union fOremen. The secretary
Of the committee said that but two
points Of difference remained: The
price per hour to be paid and the gov
eminent Of apprentices, and these
wauld be submitted to the three Judges
who are acting as umplreS, AS TO
wages, the bosses think 80 cents per
hour fair compensation, while the
men want 40 cents. The situation as to
the strike among the fOundrymen in the
great establishment on the Black road
remains practically unchanged, except
that the number OF strikers at Meteor
mick'S reaper factory has been Increased
to 400. Work there is proceeding, how
ever The other large establishments
are idle. The proprietors say they can
not concede eight hours unless their
competitors in other cities do likewise.
There has been no disturbance at any
point.
Tonight the report that the carpenters
would go to work Monday was officially
denied. A special document Of warning
was issued 10 that effect. The details
of the arbitration viii, however, prob
ably be laid before the journey
mems council Monday. An officer of
the new bosses ASSOCIATION said tonight
that the strike would be declared off,
and the two points relative 10 the mini
mum scale Of wages aud the apprentice
ship system would be left to be settled
by arbitration afterward This was the
course rcsorted to in the last brick
or.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-04

yacht and to train the members Of the
club in handling a vessel of that class
so as to be able to compete in races at
New York. Yachtsmen here approve
of the tenor of the letters sent by the
Earl of Dunraven to the New York
Yacht club declining to again challenge
for race FOR the American cup. and
formulating his objections to the new
deed of gift. .-.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-04
: Ten lsIantDm wills Closed.

DETROIT, May 3.-There are ., 500 car
penters on strike to-day, with the ma
chinery men out this morning, closing
ten blaming mills. The contractors and
men are drifting together, and a semi
official proposition from the builders
exchange 10 the carpenters Tor an arbi-
tration of the trouble is fagorably enter
tanned. The men are confident Of win
ming If the bosses force them to Stay
07It
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-04
Butte Laborers Revolt.
speciaI to the Glooe

60 tut 10 IIIt NIUU--
3t,1rE, don't, May 8.-The common
IabOrers of this city struck to-day
for s. per day. This has been
considered regular wages, but
lately, it is claimed, contractors
have been Importing men from st. Paul
who work for 81. p and $3.50 per day.
Notices have been sent to all contract
ors that they must expect in the future
TO pay uniform rates 10 common labor
IMg handS Of 3 Yer DAY.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-04
GETAWAY YATNAsHv,hLE
Short Horses Win and Dump the
Hlun0erS.

NAsHvII LIE, Tenn. May 3.-To-day's
races resulted as follows, this being the
last day of the spring meeting:
First race. three fourths of a mile-Miss
Blonde won " hiie Nose second, Germanie
third Time :-rs4
Second race half mile-Philora won,
Drift second. Laura Doxey third. Time,
So sec.
Third race. fve-eighths of a mile-Ferry-
man won. Average second, Woodford third.
Time, :03.
Fourth race. fve-sixteenths of mile
Bonnie King won. Argenta second, Somerset
third. Time, :40i2.
Fifth race / f eensiXteenths of mile
Jess Armstrong won, JacObin second, Big
Three third inc, Il y.
SIKH race. me and one-eighth miles
Glockner won, Sanlalene second, Fayette
third. Time, :JSl9.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-04

FORT WAYNE, Ind, May 3-The
striking carpenters and those who had
returned to work Yesterday because
their demands had been granted by the
bosses were locked out this morning by
order of the master builders assoeia-
ton. 1t is now expected that bitter
layers and other employees in the build
ing trades Will strike Monday out of
sympathy with the carpenters.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-04
SHE HAS a CENTER BOARD.
A New Scotch Yacht Built for
american: X egattas.

LONDON, May 3.-Mr. MacAlister, of
Dumbarton, is building for Robert
WyIie, of the Clyde Yacht club, q
twenty-three-foot yacht, which will be
called Volunteer and which will be
fitted with center board. She is not
specially designed to race. in America,
but she may go there and compete IN
races at New York. The Volunteer is
one OF three twenty-three-foot yachts
that are being built by members of the
club on identically the same lines, with
the exception that the Volunteer will
have center board. 1t IS pro-
posed to test the advantages
of the center beard style OF
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-04

Is known and approved by ladies f the
most cultivated taste i'll matters of dress
throughout the Northwest. We carry
the finest imported goods in the trade,
chosen with discriminating taste, and
receive fresh invoices several times
week We allow no misrepresentation
and give careful and conscientious at
tention to the execution of individual
orders. Those who come to us stay
with us. We advertise because we like
to make the acquaintance of new. GUS
toners, and always have room for one
more" 522 Ntcollet avenue, MinneapO-
lis,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-04
Outsiders Outfoot the Favorites
at EliZnbeIh.


ELizABErH, n. j.. May S.-The
weather to-day was clear and pleasant.
the track far and the attendance good.
Results:
First race. five-eilh,hs of mie--Kenwood
wont Gloster second "fitzroy third. Time,
Second race five -eighths of a mile-Figh-
land Lass won, Cerise colt second. Ely third.
Time :03
I bird race, three fourths of mile-Bat-
tershy won. Lakewood second, Count Luna
third. Time. / : 6l2.
Fourth race. three-fourths Of miie-Rosa
l.. won, Shotover second, Royal Garter third.
Time. 1:l6.
Fifth race FIVE eiehths of a 1hle-Lottie B.
won, Best Boy secoHd. Gretchen third. Time,
J O4I2.
second. Golden Reel third. Time. ! IA,
Seventh race. one mile-Kiug Idle won,
Quesal second, Little Jim third. Time, :45.