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New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
INCREASE OF INTERNAL REVENUE

Washington, Aug. 25-The collections Oh ,ucr.s.e "'r
revenue tor July, 1891 were sl4issoti an for
Of 81, ,520, Gal, as compared with tne eoN srir,a
july 1890 The collections were as ioiio"' so ssS.
rs 1904 an increase of 81, ,2o2 toos.0 nouos
4Ia decrease OF S3oi,o7o, IerlnenN ,'S.,.rosy.ns
"a eo7 .o7s. an increase Of s13o,e37 oieoah' al.
s,a, osA an increase Of so7 .oe3 miscellaneous ''N
62i % decI ease al Sl4,>'S.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
4 FRENCH CANADIAN CONVENTION.

Waterbury. Conn.,, Aug 25.-There were nearly oo~
French Canadians in line in the procession here Oep
To commemorate the opening Of the French Csnaui.a
State Convention to promote united acton 10
their own interests and help each other ID 'ne e,
t' ,tavor baldwin delivered an address Of welcome
aud The convention proper will be opened at Coneors
Uau Tre officers elected this afternoon for H'
en.uuc year were President, II. Quissy Of BridsepO'
nresdent Eugene Cartier Of bridgeport secrsns,
I a. DubOrd Of New-Hayen, treasurer, " W. N
- Moridpn
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
NO NEWS OF Tile SNEYII

No further news has been received regarding the
disabled steamship sueVia which IS making her way
slowly to this port, with three blades OF her pro
peler gone. The injury to the rudder head Of the
Netherlands American steamship Ddam, which was
reported by cable from London Yesterday * .ald not
to have been serious and her aet, DO moi exDc,t that
Il Will dclay her voyage.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
SONS OF THE VETERANS DISCUSS THEIR RITUAL

NINN
Minneapolis, Aug. 25.-The sessions of the Grand
Commandery, Sons of Veterans, have been devoted
entirely to routine business conducted in executive
session. The report of the ritual committee provides
for two degreesa civic and militaryand for num-
ber of changes in the ritual The report was OF first
adopted but this section was subsequently recon
sdered and the report is stl before the commandery
The Ladies' Aid Society has been in session during the
dav. The society has ZIG camps and 5000 mem-
bers and is recognized and encouraged by the Sons OF
~
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
GOVERNOR HILL DECLINES THE INVITATION.

GOVERNOR HILL DECLINES THE INVITATION.
Buffalo, Aug 25.-President Bissell, Of the Cleve-
land Democracy has received letter from Governor
HlI declining the invitation TO attend reception IN
his honor at the DemOcracy's clubhouse during MS
visit here Labor Day. The Governor gives as MS
reason for declining that he is to be in the hands OF
the Central Labor Union that day, and does not feel
at liberty to attend reception Of political nature
Int saws it would give him great pleasure 10 ineee INC
citizens of Buffalo Irrespective Of party
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
COLLECTOR FAssErT AT THE PUBLIC STOKES

Collector Fassett went yesterday TO the Public Stores
to make an investigation Of the workings Of that de
psrtment. lie accompanied by Charles A. Ball,
VINO has been slated the probable private secretary
OF the Collector. Mr. Ball said that he was not going
10 take the place Mr.. Fassett made thorough in
vestgatlon Of the building, and made himself famlar
i'm 20 far as he could with the workings Of that dc
DaFment.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
TO JOIN THE SQUADRON OF EVOLUTION.

The new cruiser Concord, which vessel came here
last week undergo her final acceptance trial of forty
eight hours at sea- and which reported to have been
sa sfacOry in every way, left her anchorage In the
North River yesterday, and started for Bar HaIbor 10
rejon the Squadron Of Evolution. When this tour OF
service is finished, which Will be in October she Will
return 10 the Navy Yard here TO receive some alter
ations in her dynamos and electric light plant.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
THE CONNECTICUT eovERvoRsHIP.

New-IIaven, Conn. Aug 2b.-Herbert f. Benton,
chairman Of the Republican state Committee, in an
interview with an Associated Press reporter to-day said
that the prospects bright for submission OF the
controversy over the GOvernorship to the supreme
Court at the october term. AS soon as Judge stod-
dard, the Democratic counsel returned from Europe
ne said there would be an effort made 10 come to an
agreement 10 simplify the peadings both sides so
that the questions OF law and fact III Issue comd DO
more speedily disposed Of
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
HE RuByrD BUILDINGS TO MAKE WORK.

Indianapolis, Aug. 25.-wlthln the last thirty days
there have been in this city about seventy-hve small
fires of barns little dwelling houses, etc. Last night
n man named John Taylor, a small carpenter was ar
rested on suspicion of being the incendlary' HIS
scheme IL is alleged, 10 burn property ana then
get the work OF repairing 1t was his prompt appear
90 inst after the fires soliciting work that led to his
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
THE nUGHnERs OF LIBERTY MEET.

waterhurv Conn.,. Aug. 25.-The National Con'c'r
,,on 81 ,he Daughters OF Liberty opened tooa,
The report OF the National Secretary H. o sr'p,s
New Haven showed d gain Of over Sooo n'e" arnner
There were l25 new lodges added the 'o''d "''''
shin beinR 6,402.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
TIE BONDSMAY WOULn MIKE MONEY.

John j. Joyce appeared before Judge Benedict, In
tho United states Circuit Court. yesterday and offered
a bond for $4,000 IN the OF James j. simmons
Assistant United states Distriot-AttOrney Maxwell
EvartS moved that the bond be not accepted,
tho boud,man had been lndemnhed IN the Of
$4,000 for going on the bOnd. 80 II simmons should
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
TRIED TO ROB THE SEA BMoHr PosroFEIoE.

Red Bank, N. j.. Aug. 25 (speciaD.-An a"en,p'
was made to rob the postoce at Sea Bright last night
The Office was burned ont in the recent hre ana since
then has been temporarily In frame building near
the railroad station. The burglars put canvas Oh e
floor In front OF the safe, removed the cononi"uo"
disk and knob and got a hole drilled near the knoo'
Al that sape NJ their work they must have been fright
ened or for the safe was not opeheh.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
rrSgryG CREW LOST IN THE Foo.

poston. Aug. 25-Fishing schooner Joseph Nal'Va -
arrived today and reports that twelve OF her 0e"
s,x dories got astray in dense fog OF N"D'a' -.
saturday. Search for them proved fruiues' s' ~.
schooner returned without them. IL is .noue -
thew may have been picked up by some ou'"'f" ''N''
eshermen. The men belong IN Boston,
New-York tribune., 1891-08-26
NOT BEL1ErED TO BE YELLOW FEEER'

old six feet tall, has brown hair and mustache anu WV
| a mark coat and walstco1t and gray trousers"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
GRAND JULY
Seml-AnNuaI
CLOSING SALE
MI77ELD0RFERS'
NEW GRANITE BUILDING,
2lT Il. BROADST.

Commencing MONDAY MORNING
our Semi-Annual Closing Sale. All
goods to be sold at great sacrifice.
Prices will tell. Store opens promptly at
7o'clock a. NJ. Every article in the house
marked down for this sale. Our stock
Of WHITE GOODS, LACES, EN-
BROIDERIES, RIBBONS. GLOVES,
FANS, BELTS, HOSIERY, UNDER
WEAR, WASH FABRICS. CORSETS,
SOAPS, PERFUMERY, TOWELS.
LINENS, &c, &C., &C., is very large and
must be sold. Now is your chance to get
SGASONABLE GOODS at SACRl-
rICE PRICES.
WHITE INDIA LlNONs at 4Nc.-formcr price
wuITEP PiNDIA iINoNs at 5IS. 6s4, ~. So, oIS,
IO3f, and l2c., one half the usual prices:
Remnants Of WHITE GOODS in plain, striped,
and checked MUSIINS Mt ono third the re-
guar values. These are extraordinary bar
DOTTED sWISSFS-a largo new supply at
closlng-sale prices;
WHIT & Embroidered FL0UNCING in narrow
and wide widths at very low prices TO close;
EAST BLACK INDIA LINENS and PERSIAN
MULIS, IN plain, striped, and plnids, at f15,
oI6. II, and 13c. for a 2Jc. aru-le. only q
limited quantity Of these goods. Can early
BLACK SILK DRAPERY NETs-an at closing
sale prices. Bargains in this article. -
BLACK CuANTILLl FLOUNClNGS ana EDG-
INGS. ia ali the new styles, at cosing-sale
BLACK SILK GRENADINES, CHINA SILKS
In black, colorod, polka dots, and fancy styles,
nll at ciosng-sale prices: .
CHALIIES. PONGEES, PERSIAN MI LIS, PlNE-
APPLE TISSUES, CRAZY CLOTHS, chan
TULY MUSIJNS, PERCALES, GlNGHAMS,
ana all WASH FABRICS at closlng-sale
suANToNG PoNGEEs at lOAc.-tormer price
oUTiGSd CLOTHS at 7, 8, o, and 1Oc.-all
closing-salo prices;
367 pieces CHALLIES at 41sc., reduced from
4o3 pieces sHANToNG MUSLIN at o]Sc.-for-
mer price l2lsc.; r., ,,,,,,-,-e,
678 pieces MERRiMACK SHIFTING PRINTS et
4I1c.-forner price S%c.; In large ngured
and stfipe, so much used for shlrt-waists;
LACES, In TorchOn, MCdici, Fedora, SILK, Thread,
Oriental, and al other styles, at closlng-sale
prices; u.,o.-,
SOAPS, PERFUMERIES, and NOTIONS OF all
kinds at clOsing-sale prices. -
A largo stock OF TRUNKS, TRAVELLING BA1s,
and SATCHELS to be sold mt n great sacri-
nce. Closing-sale prices on these goods,
ROLLER-TRAI TRUNKS at manufacturers
All in want OF BARGAINS should attend our
great SEMI.ANNUAL CLOSING SALE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12

We offer WHITE CHIP SHADE
HATS for Ladies and Misses, sizes, at
12c.
CHILDREN'S TRIMMED SAIL-
ORS. navy. tan, or brown. at lOc.
YACHTING HATS, II and 25c.-
white, black, and all colors.
LOW.CROWN SAILORS, with ban
dean underneath in fancy lace straws,
Milan and Manila braids, any color you
may want.
BLACK OR WHITE LEGHORN
HATS, ladies' and misses sizes, 25c. The
usual 81 quality we are now selling for
SOC. Finer IMPORTED LEGHORN
HATS at 81, 81 80. and g.
SWISS LACE STRAW. in white and
black, also colors, now reduced to 25c.
FINE CHIP AND HAIR COMBI-
NATION WHITE DRESS HATS,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
ANY Jcrcetry |.
you buy it for
One-HdLf Price.

Silkecn Drapery Null that sold for
lG, 15, I2I, and lOc., your choice of any
for Sc. O yard. Madras Curtain Ma
terial. in Silk, single or double width,
sold for 1923, sl.19, and 9Sc., your
choice for Toe. yard Cotton Brussels
Drapery Net, in stripe and polka dot,
sold for 69c. yard for 35c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
z q y Y
BASKETS sSid sS.l at at
Clio 9 n g
8 O | O o I
and b Bab y
RefrGerat0rS

will take place from Monday. Less than
cost now. Hardwood, Dry-Air Refrige-
rator. The manufacturer says S13 We
shall sell it for 50. Another, SIC !;
our price will be S11 and SO for all
kinds and sizes.
A Baby Carriage will be sold for
$3.50: another for $3.50 that was bar
gain at 80 $50 Carriage for SIT and
SO with the rest.
Screens. Freezers. Chairs. Glassware.
and three stores full OF other goods at
prices that shall make you buy quick:
Our aim is TO sell the stock down, and
cost IS consideration in but very few
items that are on sale here.
II. 13, ID, and II E. Broad St.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
lace Curtains

of ahe new. You can now buy pair OF
Lace Curtains for 4jc. ; apair of Irish
Point, real lace, for 1915 a pair OF lmi-
tation of Brussels for S2.75 from S4.46 !;
So. 80 from $3.50.
Hundreds OF pairs OF Curtains on
hand-that is the "why" for such i'm
mense sacrifice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
WE HAVE MADE
SLASHINGREDUC7IONS
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.

Everybody who visited our establish
ment during the past week was GUS
toner. Many came just to look-just to
see what we had in stock-and compare
prices with those charged elsewhere.
Shrewd buyers do this. We are glad
they do, because it advertises our LOW
PRICES everywhere. People will talk,
you know, and when they talk they tell
about the SLASHING REDUCTIONS
we have made in every department. One
customer recommends the other, and
that's why we were SO busy.
We have made big reduction In our
Suit Department
We have made telling discounts in our
Pants Department.
We have applied the knife in our
Children's Department.
We are selling our Finest Tailor Made
Form Fitting Suits at PRICES LOWER
THAN EVER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12

The visitation of heavy loss comes
year after year The season ends and
the wares are sold at price that has no
regard for cost or value. See what this
week brings forth. Read the prices.
They carry along with them the full
standard Of Goods and qualities as il
they were in their usual ruts. It's sim
ply the wonderful way of changing
stocks at will.
To BE CLOSED OUT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
PasSen1eRteyie

will be sold this week for two thirds the
price marked on the goods.
We have only been enabled 10 men
ton q few OF the thousand changes that
are made to close this stock.
See what this great stock OF House'
ware is to 90 for. Bird-Cages, 5Oc., from
81 Sl.5O, from S2.6S.
We shall give you choice OF sixty fuli
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12

In addition to above inducements We
shall continue this week TO TRIM ALL
HATS AND BONNErS FREE pur-
chased at our store.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
Hondkerch1ef Sale

ONLY to reduce an immense stock. 12ic.
for Ladies' Handerchiefs that sell for
29c.; Ladies' Sheer White Hemstitched,
sell for l5c., for 1Oc.; Ladies' Sheer In
side Hemstitched ScAlloped that sell for
IL to lJc., your choice of the entire line
for &c.; Gentlemen's White Linen Hem
stitched that sell for 16 to 2Jc. for 12lc.; +;
Colored- Bordered, 123c., from l6ic.
SUCH A SALE OF STUFF HAS
NEVER BEEN UNDERTAKEN IN
RICHMOND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12

shapes that were s1.2j are now 50c. ;
Flats that were $3.50 now 75c.
COLORED HATS are here in de-
sirable shapes and can be bought at
your own price. They must go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12

FLOWERS AND RIBBONS never
were sold at such sacrifice as You will
have an opportunity of purchasing them
here this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
BE CLOSED OUT.
! The Enabr0ideries.

Flouncings that were S1.38, Sl.GS,
Sl.98, and s239, full widths and half
our three-quarter widths, any for 75c.
yard.
Narrow Swiss and Cambria Edges
that sell for 4, ;, and &C., any for &c. n
yard Embroideries that sold for 10, is,
30, 25, and 29c., your choice OF the en-
tire lot for 1910.
All-Over Embroderies. Colored,
White or Cream selling price is SIC,
9Sc., Sl.29, and sl.48-your choice for
75c. yard.
Point de Chene and Irish-Point
j selling for %, 80, and
To Nc., your choice Of any
H'0O0o for 2jc. ayard.
TaIf- ani ibree-quarter width Chnntil-
" Lace Flouncing selling for s1.Gj,
el.73, 81. ~, and $l.9S, your choice for
21.2j n yard.
Full.widih Chantilly Flouncing, sell
ing price is 1922, 1898, and St94, your
choice for 20 yard.
For trimming Of cotton dress fabrics,
Colored Laces that sell for -, 18. and
2jc., your choice for SC. a yard.
q: +; :s :; Ncls e.. e.: = Fl: ';1; /
sold for s5.7j' Cor 3i.75; Brussels Chan
tllv Net, hnnd-run, that sells for - n
ward for 81; Crolosca Lace Net with en-
5roidered fiqure that sells for Sl.45 for
25c. yard Silk Chantilly Lace in light
evening tints that sells for 81, 1925, and
S1.4s. your choice for SOC. yard.
,5''"'a''r ''r-'"-'-''-''''''''-- Every yard OF
StJh Stock. 8iIke1 SILK Io Tili sci, 1s "s
a price. Cost or no cost, We must sell
them. China Silks that were g, 80, 73,
and G9c., your choice for SOC. q yard !:
all the China Silks that were 80 and
sc. for 3jc. yard; all the Black
Silks. Failles, Surahs, Pcau do Sole,
end other weayes that were S1.i4, sl.23,
el.39, and s1.20 for 75c. all the Black
silk Fabrics that sell for Sl.56 to Sl.9S
for el.25 q yard Colorcd Silk Fabrics
that sell for CSC. to Sl.36, your choice
for 7Jc. yard.
All the Colored Surahs that sell for
So to CSC. will be sold for Acc.
One lot of Plain India Silk will be
sold for 25c. yard.
Worsto d '''
tset tse. ssii ssIi for for Dress FaJr7cs
&c. $50 ur ~'--r''-'-----'-''''----'.'s-
choice OF all the Dress Fabrics that sold
for ~, 60, and 50c. yard for 35c. ;
Biarritz s"----'-'-'--'-'-'-- = THAT sell
(; ;:;' +: ':: KID cloges +: Ss;:'': :; to ::
ed, in light and medium tan, selling for
Sl.19, will sell for Zoe. q pair; Black
Silk Mits that sell for 25c. for l5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12

TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS
are marked to half former prices. Cost
or value have been overlooked in making
prices in our Trimmed Goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
THE COHEN compAsY-contibn'su,setdL.::, :.

IhE tOnsN tp'fs n - ~
yard. Silk Hermann Yelling reduced 20
SI.23. Camel's-Hair BengalIne with
wide silk border for trimming, Sells ior
s2. 80 a yard, reduced to $3.50.
All the French Ginghams that have
heretofore been marked down to IL, 20
and 30c., your choice for l5c.
A clear sweep is TO DO made OF all tne
ready.made garme nts--Reefers, Blazers
Shirt-Waists, Shoulder-Capes, or WHAT
ever else not half value.
Black satteen reduced to l2ic. a yarn:
Pineapple Tissues are to be closed OUT
for &c. yard. -.
All the Henrietta Finish Satteen that
originally sold for 37ic. will be closed Tor
15c.
All the Fancy French Flannels that
sell Tor 60 and re. for sec. ayard. fast-
Black French Tissues. with white polka
dots, sold for 20c., to be sold for lVc'
yard. ,,,.
All the Printed Outing flannels'
About 800 yards will be closed for 6sc' a
yard. ,,
Printed Victoria Lawns to DO closed
for BIC. yard.
Androscoggin Cotton to be sold Tor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
STAMPING

Children's Lace Collars and Ladies
White Scaris-evcry kind and quality
half value. Fish-Net Wells, With velvet
dot. for &c. q veil. Shirtees TO be sold
for 25c.
-; for less than ono half value.
! Eao japanese or Vienna, folding
L U'0o or omen, all aud every kind,
- is to be sold at a give-away
prices. -.
Silyer.Platod Ivory-Handle Fruit
Knives that sell for Sl2 dozen for , e.
each. Silver-Plated Spoons on white
metal. Teaspoons for l5c. a dozen. Ia
blespoons for 3i.00 dozen.
silk Corset Laces sell for 25c., to DO
snll for l2lc eli coloTe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
Sale of Trunks

for for. IL three rec Sale of Trunks !
G 1--we US Of
overstock. Monday, Tuesday, and We'd
nesday only at these prices; S6-inch
Packing Trunk for 81; 30 inches for
75c. q Saratoga Trunk, 80 inches with
top-fall and bonnet-box tray. for s.. 80 /;
Zinc Covered Saratoga Trunk, 81 inches
with iron bottom, for LOO {; Roller-Tray
Trunk. large size, for $3.50; Canvas
Covered Roller-Tray, 81 inches, for 81. 90;
Canvas Covered Flat-Top with iron bot
tom. 80 inches, to be sold for $500 SlS
Trunks for Sli. Every kind and size
Trunk will be sold at the above proper
tionate reductions. Satchels, Telescope
Bags. and Travelling conyeniences OF
every kind.
Closing ont OF the
from Monday on. iWiLLIneTU |
whatever here at
your own price.
Ready trimmed or untrimmed. Mate
rails OF every kind-the finest grades or
the cheaper things. Children's Hats and
Cana: LADIES' Null Hats. Half price
and less everywhere. No adequate de-
scription can be given OF the prices OF
the thousands OF stuffs that will be ut
your disposal.
French All-Black Lace Grenadines for
6oc n yard. Black French Serge sells
for 75c. O yard 40 inches wide for 6oc.
a ward Al inches wide for 75c. Forty
six.inch Silk Warp Henriettas. sell Tor
91. l9. for S1.20. 6ilk-Warp Vsilings'
q Inches vide win bs sold for sl.2o .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
]g'(9llE!N
COMPANY

To September lat the store closes daily
nt o'clock. except SATURDAYS, when
it is open until 9 p. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12

All the
to be sold
out before
4kn arrtual
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
Nfattin6S
65c. to import

u y hIu'
A big
for three
days to re-
linra ua of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12

In tho CHILDREN'S WHITE
DRESSES AND UNDERWEAR DE-
PARTMENTS we have received some ex-
ceptionally pretty designs. These gar
ments are all mado under our own super
vision. and every garment is warranted
as to lit and workmanship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
Chamber Sets,

each some of them were .il.oO.
To be closed ont all the Dinner-Sets
A So Set for s1S; a Sl4 Set for $3.50 ;
q So piece Dinner and Tea-Set for $50
French Tea-Sets that sell for 81 will
be sold for SG.5O-full % pieces;
English-56 pleces-that sell for 81. 90 a
set for $3.50; Lamp Chimneys that sell
for ), 8, and 10c.-your choice for &c.
each.
All Lunch, t6,d to b e e
P Ti'.Sio' g s'1 11~~1-S e. &: al ! i.
lar; Patent Self-Wringing Floor-Mops
with long handles for 49c. Japauned
trays, decorated, for 10c. each; White
Metal Trays, large sizas-fer Be. eachs
Rubber Gas-Tubing, 30. foot; Flour
Pals for 39c. Bread Trays, maple wood,
full size, for39c. /; Bristle Wall-Brushes
for 35c. Wire Fly-Catchers for l2c. +;
two dozen Clothes Pins for lc. j.. A.
Conot & Co. 3 French Blacking for &c. /;
Red Seal Concentrated Lye for3c. box.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12

that cost Soc. q yard
10 land will be dis
posed OF for 16c. O
yard !; Linoleum that
will be sold for 40c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12

The past few days have caused quito Q
stir in our JACKET AND BLAZER
DEPARTMENT. Monday We expect q
new supply OF Blazer and shall then
be prepared to fit as well as please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
COy'SetS

E--s-s-----------i Trench Woven TOT
75c. Thomson's Cuirasse to be sold Tor
81. from S1.75; q z. D. Corset, y
grade. for 1925; C. p. la Cerine s.. %
Corset for $3.50.
silk Plush Balls for fancy work for
Zoe. dozen; Hand Painted Silk Tides,
with bolting-cloth ends, &C. silk las
sells from G0c. to 25c. a dozen kenslngg,
ton Crochet Twist for SC. ball. Ali
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
%AwuM@G
metckants sS;caIs ctaima to selling al oss
kaN uaAue Modetas methods make
oNMago poaails

Again we offer the first choice OF a
most complete stock of INFANTS
AND CHILDREN'S NULL AND
SILK CAPS AND HATS AND SUN
BONNETS at just one third of OF for
mer prices. Nobby new styles.
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.REPUBLICAN ARGnMENTln


The Topeka ADVOCATE wants the Republicans
and the Globe Democrat to confess their ignor-
anCe." The amusing self-cOncelt Of the new
party is not confined to the orators upon the
Stump.-EmDOrtG Republican.
The Globe Democrat published the
statement that the currency favored
by the Peoples party is similar to
that largely in use in Argentine" and
the Emporia Republican quoted and
approved the statement. THE ADvo-
CATE has shown by full publication
Of the Argentine system, and thatpro-
posed by the Peoples party, that there
is not single point of resemblance
between them; and we therefore de-
clared that the persistence of the Re-
publican press In publishing such
Misrepresentation is a result either
of ignorance or depravity; and we
asked to which we should attribute it.
Inc ABOVE Is the answer OF the Re
publican, and yet this journal said
not long ago that if the Republican
party is to gain its lost power, it's press
and speakers must begin the use of
logical argument" and convince the
people Of their error. This is fair
sample of the argument to be found
in the Republican from day to day.
Does Mr.. Eskridge dare to publish
true report of the Argentine money
system? OF course not. This would
stand in the way of future misrepre-
sentations; and his only resource
upon this subject would be cut off by
his own act.