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MISTAKES OF THE STRIKERS.
Rev. Joseph Cooks Views On the Troubles
at Homestead.

Rev. Joseph Cook. Views On the Troubles
at Homestead.
ST. Paul, July 2s.-During q lecture ct she
Maplewood Park assembly at waseca. MiIsn-,
the Rev. Joseph Cook said yesterday regarding
the Homestead troubls:
The shooting Of Frick il a severe blow 90
the Amalgamated Association, and will result
in ending the strike. NV sympathies have al
ways been with the workmen, but not with she
defiance of law. The strikers great mistake
was their tyranny against the non-union men
The opposition 20 the right Of private contrast
is unfair, and this action Of the strikers toward
the non-union mep is q tyranny worse than King
George ever applied TO the country. We are
slow to deal with these outrages and We may
wait and have waited until the eleventh heur
and ffty-ninth minute, but in the twelfth heur
the Law Of our country will prevail. and tbsss
viii be dealt with with all tho severity Of 'shs
law"
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Nominations.


The President yesterday sent to the Senate
the following nominations:
U. 8. consuls-Francis B. Loomis Of Ohio,
at st. Etenne, Soren Listoe Of Minnesota, at
Dusseldorf.
Lieut.. Col. Geo. B. Sanford ninth cavalry,
to be colonel; Major R. +. Bernard, eighth
cavalry, lieutenant colonel; Capt. Moses
Harris. first cavalry, major; First Lieut. John
Pitcher, first cavalry, captain; Second Lieut..
John 7. Haines, fifth cavalry. first lieutenant;
Cadet VIM. ChAmberlaine, to be additional
second lieutenant; Second Lieut.. John R. Edis,
U. s. marine corps, to be an ensign in the
navy.
Mr.. Soren Lstoe, who WAS appointed consul
ct Dusseldorf, is Q resident Of 81. Paul, Mimi,
and the editor Of the Norduesteyn, q pevspaper
published In the Norwegian language with q large
ciroulatisn in the northwest. Mr. Listoe had
the indorsement Of Secretary Rusk, the 6ena-
tors from Minnerota and Senator Sawyer of
Wisconsin, besides leading Reprssentatiyes and
state officers from both states.
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The President has approved the act incor-
porsting the Brightwood Railway Company Of
the District Of Columbia; the act providing for
the care Of dependent children in the District
of Columbia; the act for the relief of Jerome
II. Biddle; the act amending the act
in regard to the construction Of bridge across
the Tennessee river near Knoxville, Tenn; the
act authorizing the acceptance of medals pre-
sented by the King Of Sweden to the officers
and crew Of the United States steamer
Baltimore; the act to authorize the Post
master General to provide mail service in GER
tain cases; the act for the relief Of J. d. King;
the act for the relief Of Julius c. Zanone; the
act for the relief Of Henry s. Cohn; the act for
the relief Of A. S. Lee; the act amending the
act for the relief Of settlers on public lands, and
the act for the re lief Of Nathaniel Long.
The act for the relief Of the Mobile and
Girard Railroad Company has become q law
without the Presidents signature.
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ORDERED TO HoNDuRAs.-The Secretary Of
State having suggested the advisability Of send
ing an American ship to Honduras to look after
Amercap interests in that country in the event
of further trouble, the Secretary of the Navy
has selected the U.S.S. Kearsarge, now at Ports
mouth, \. H., for that purpose. She will start
for Honduras in q few days.
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PETITIoNuNG FOR PEACE.
Trying to Have the Allegheny County Coart
Appoint Arbitration.

PIrrsBUnG, PA. July ga petition is ~ be
presented to the county court asking II to .p-
point a tribunal Of arbitration TO settle the
Homestead trouble. The petinon has been
in circulation since Friday Inst II is
necessary for the employees OF avs
firms TO sign the petition in order that the court
may have jurisdiction and this has been conn
piled with. The consent OF the Carnegie Steel
Co. Is, however. necessary before the county
court can act in the matter. This step is under
a state law passed eight wears ago, but wl.ich
has never been put into operation.
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To BRISG WORKS OF AHr.-The Secretary Of
the Navy has given orders that the United
States practice ship Constellation be prepared
to visit Havre, France, and Genoa Italy. in
October next for the purpose Of transporting
certain works Of art intended for exhibition at
the worlds Columbian exposition.
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An OFFICERS SENTENCE CoMMUTKD.-By di-
rection Of the President upon the recommends
ton of the major general commanding the army
and the Secretary Of War, the. une1ecuted por-
tion ofthe sentence Of a general court-martial
in the case of Capt. william Davis, jr., tenth
cavalry, published in general court-martial or
ders No. So August II, 1891, headquarters of
the army, adjutant generals Office has been
RENTED. Capt Davis will join his troop at
Fort Custer, Mont
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ACCESSORY TO rHE FRrck ASSAULT
p. Moiiick, = Long Branch Baker. susp~cs-<
OF CompllcitN.

LoSa BRANCH, July 26.-The police here re-
ceived q report from Superintendent o'Mers Of
the Pittsburg police 10 arrest p. MoIlick charged
with being an accessory in the attempted ss-.s-
sinstion Of II. Z. Frick. Mollck was employed
as a iourneyman baker by J. J. Heidel. osn-
fsctioner Of this place. When the police vent
TO arrest him they found that he had quistly
left some time during the afternoon. Molhck
came to Long Branch rom New York absus
three weeks ago. On W inesday or THURSDAY
of last week Mollick. a. he called himself, went
TO the Adams express Office and sent . mohey
package "a A. Bergman. Allegheny city.
Postmaster Lane seen by the police ana
stated that Mollick had :-seived several lettsrs
through the Office here. IL is rot known whehcs
his letters came
Mollick is heavy set, broadshouldered and Of
German pErentage. He has dark hair, 10 ave
feet seven inches high, has black eyes and is
about twenty-five or thirty years old. he -ss
very reticent while here. and ss far a. is known
made no acquaintance. He watched the nerve
papers closely and read them thoroughly. II n
thought that the report that the police kad
connected a man in New York with the attack
on Mr.. Fricks life frightened him away.
NEw YORK, July ga journeymsn bsker
named +. Mauick was arrested this morrling
at Long Branch. He is charged with be-
ing party TO the attempted murder cf
Mr.. Prick, and Is supposed b be the person
who sent a package OF money 20 Bergman,
the would-be assassin, while he was at Allegheny
City. Superintendent 0'Mara. who heard Of
the arrest while with Inspector Steers at The
centrnl Office. left for the Branch instantly.
Inspector Steers received a telegram today
from j. o. Brown, superintendent Of puslin
safety at PittsbGrg, stating that q warrsnt
which had been issued for the arrest OF Mallick
WAS on its way here and asking the inspector 20
hand it over TO Chief OMAHA
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To SAN FRANCIsco.-The U. g. 8. Charles
ton, now at Port Orchard, Wash, has been or
dered to San Francisco. No report Of the re-
cent fire on this vessel has been received at the
Navy Department.
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The CANADIAN RETALIATION AoT APPROVED.
The President has approved the act to enforce
reciprocal commercial relations between the
United States and Canada
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NAVAL PAYMEsr.-The Secretary Of the Navy
has made the sixteenth payment Of eSs, 700 to
the sssignees Of Harrison Loring 4 Co. Of Bos-
ton on account Of the construction Of cruise or
No. IL.
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NAVAL Orders. Lieut.. W. H. Beehler. to
the naval observatory; Ensign C. L. Stanworth,
to duty on the coast survey; Lieut.. Commander
Walton Goodwin, from the naval observatory
August and ordered as executive officer Of the
Marion, on the Asiatic station; Lieut.. Com
mander C. II. Arnold. from the Philadelphia
and ordered as member of the board of inspec-
ton Of merchant vessels at New York.
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The PENSION PAYMENTS 30 for this month
amount to s1l, 500, 900.
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PERsoNAL--E. ?. Gillespie of GAINESVILLE Pa,
E. R. Brainard Of Chicago, D. Dyson Of Mem
phis and n. Alvord Of New York are at
Willard's.- Wood Of New York,
Aug. NJ. Royal Of Lynn aad W. A. Rich
vile Of Philadelphia are at the Randall
H de B. Clay of Newport News,
B. d. Griffith Of Cincinnati, S. NJ. Ellis of San
Antonio and Geo. r. Stone Of New Haven arc at
the Ebbitt.--Russell Duane of Philadelphia,
John NJ. Clancey Of Brooklyn and JOS G. Grevy
Of the army are at the Riggs.-Otto @. Wolf
Of Philadelphia, G. A. Krons Of New York and H.
H. Buckman Of Jacksonville are at the Arling-
ton.--G. A. Armstrong and r. A. Smith Of
Shelbyville, Ky, are at the Shoreham-. J.
Spencer Of Little Rock, Ark, Charles F. Nc
Auley Of Detroit, F. F. Collins Of Cincinnati
and q. D. Matthews Of Los Angeles, Cal, are
at the Howard.-Charles H. Wilson Of New
York, Geo. 8. Reed Of Louisville. KY, G. w,
Wade Of Fttsburg and J. Walter Fawkes Of
Boston are at the st. James.--Dr. ]. W.
Hodges has returned from q two weeks trim to
the White mountains, where he attended the
annual meeting Of the American Pharmaceutical
Association.-Mr. @. E. Nelson and n. Burns
left Sunday morning for Boston by seq, return
ing by way Of Newport, New York and Niagara
Falls and Atlantic City.-Mr. F. H. Branden-
bury Of the Agricultural Department il at
Pueblo, Col--Mr. W. W. Cooper is at Ocean
Shore, N. J..
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The 0ernssa rrsck - CAAp.UD vm~ns
Oessa GbAny.

04 INV
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0axAsld toby. ne m,aesmsut dsdnasd -
night Da s0aan tosttsmps 10 saav onRussn
snOh IN enormous e4psnss vfoo1 proafs q
Soma Of return TsaAsrdzyS rsess O.
thsehh easo ia pmss sie.s. Thssas 10
dosbs shoua esse yezsss hstns patA NJ
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ShtyuAonD 10 tAaDs hoaDs osas1L n a.
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'pe9s4a r.ssl.1fsn hessh.Psef se erdfeasss
no. t1Srsf 49, Wv a sduAssasa fss =
ea1Dsd ~ ekn1n nesnp By paying olocs
dsg h vsiA eRssd1napossi N oes-
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- POPULARITY.
Ihe following clipped from the Washington Pilot
(coloredD Of July 10 Will prove selfexplanatory:
On the FoSrth Of July Mr.. Z y. Hunter, superin:
lcooredl. visited Bethesda Park for the purpose Of
noting the attractions so largely advertised deeir
able place for picnics So well pleased was he that he
called on the president Of the road to make arrange
ments for SUFFICIENT facilities to take out the num-
Der that would 20. But Mr.. j. T. Beall tho presi-
dent was not sure that he could make the necessary
arrsnRements, and gave Mr.. Hunter to understand
that he would communicate with him.
The letter sent by Mr.. Baall is follows:
L II. HUNTER, ESQ: 10y " -'
Dear Sir; We have discussed your application for
Bethesda Park for Sunday school July l3 but
we cannot grant your request Ia considered
sV0d policy to mix the character of our place.
We cannot give exclusive use to any one as il is
open to the public and it is unwise to mix colored
and white people. Personally I would gladly grant
your request. but represent stockholders 1t
out of our power.
am very respectfully yours,
. JOHN E. BEkLL
1t Pros
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G. L. HENRY has been appointed postmas ter
at Gilly, Va.
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CoNcERr AT THE CAPITOL GRoUNDs.-The
following Is the program Of the concert to be
given by the United States Marine Band, John
p souss conductor. at the Capitol grounds to-
Club" Sousa; 2, overture, Wanderers Zeal" :"
Suppe; 8, "Our Army Up Above" Brown; 4,
waltz, .'Belsravia," Godfrey; g. patriotic song,
Americas Anthem" Walfe; 6, collocation,
"La Cigale," Audran; Z, Episodes in a Sol
dier's Life" Sousa; 8, patriotic air, Hail
Columbia" Fyles.
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~SUMMER REQUIREMENTS.

R~SUMMER REQUIREMENTS.
PROTECT YOUR HOME
From the swarms Of flies. mosquitoes and
other insects BY putting in screens and
screen doors. Their cost Is insignificant In
comparison TO the comfort they afford
Adjustable Window Screens. 25c. each ;
e. 20 per dozen.
Window Frames. 80 inches square, for
making your own screens. l7c. each.
strong Wire Screen Doors, finished with
spring hinges, hook and eye and knob, only
oOc each.
LAY THE DUST IN front of your hous, and prevent
It's hy1ng in upon your furniture pictures,
&c, Water the grass and fow .rs frequently.
23 feet of Garden Hose, with couplings and
patent nozzle, only S1.73.
- - Garden Hose Reels, Toe. earh.
CUT THE LAWN TWICE WEEK
II you wish il to look smooth and velvety
iOinSh Lawn Mowers. fullv guaranteed.
MAKE YOUR OWN ICE CREAM
And save half your money. You can then
make as much and as often a. you wish.
.-Qt. Ice Cream Freezers. only 81. IS.
4-qt. Ice Cream Freezers only 81 TO-
Fpu Nickel Two-burner Gas Stoves at
81. 20 each-
BARBER n ROSS,
COR. 11TH AND SITS ,,-Of,
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MASTERS OF THE SITUATION.
The Carnegie Company omcisis- oo.aiss.,
OF Mr.. Frlck.


PrrrssuRa, Pa, July 26-The report fram
Mr.. Ffick's home this morning is that sr
through the night HIS condition vas fairly 80
isfsctory. He slept most % the night snd
swoke this morning refreshed and cheerful No
dangerous symptoms have developed snd
danger is believed 10 be over, unless some m
expected complications should arise. Mr.
frcks physicians are entirely satisfied xfth
the condition of the patient
The officials Of the company intend 20 shsv
that they aro capable of taking care OF ne
present situation even with Mr.. Carnegie sw.y
and Mr.. Prick disabled. Today Mr.. 1oveloy
said; Mr.. Carnegie will not come here uncil
we send for him. He cabled asking IL his pss--
ence was needed and We answered that II -as
not. that we were IN good shape and that IL wus
not necessary for him 10 come"
Mr.. Carnegie swny rom . telegr.ph
station and did not learn Of tho shooting in
yesterday. The Homes.aad Mills is reccivlu~
most Of the attention from the otnciais OF fhe
Carnegie Steel Co. and already there are .
large number II men at WORK.
Mr.. Lovejoy sdded: There are almost 60
men now nj work in the HOMESTEAD mill and Of
these good many are skilled workmen The
work being turned ont Is entirely satistActsry
and the plate being rolled is frst-class in every
particular. ] have no complaints 10 make
about the work and the men we have alre.dy
could not be better. More men will be cent up
today. l really do not know how many, end
these, as all have been. will be selected from he
large number of applications we have on fiis. I"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

H-.SS BhICKLAYERs, ATTENTION! THERE
sS>sysA will be special meeting Of the union
THURSDAY. July 2S at O'Clock sharp. Business
st to AL EMs MEsGs r. Of SoYUh ses YgnoF Rec Soc
E~w.. @. T. u. CHAPLIN AUXILIARY
pSS-a will unite with the Central Union Mission
Invited NJ. ISRTfS. fse.iaeht fia SaS p.S ts. M At Il
R~FOuRTH CORPS. ARMY OF THE CCM-
8sS berland;-All comrades In the city who
served IN the fourth the old twenty corps are
House parlors WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 37 az
S9olock This meeting is for the purpose Of organ-
lLnS committee to arrange for ths reunion Of the
old fourth corps during the coming Grand Army en-
ceInpInent. ty3d2t
49, WASHINGTON D. C., July o5 1882
= At e meeting Of real estate asents held
at the office Of Mr.. Edward T. Kaiser ct 33O o. m to
take action regarding the death of A Ralph johnson
the following resolutions were passed:
Nheress 1t has pleased ALMIGHTY God to take from
our midst our esteemed friend, A. Ralph johnson:
ne It resolved, That We, his associates hereby sx-
press our sincere regret at the deporsble accident
valued friend and the community the services OF a
conscientious and energetic Young business man and
nat we extend to bis family heartfelt sy1npathes
Be II further resolved, That attend the funeral
services in body that the proceedings of this meet
ng be published in the daily papers of this city and
that COPY OF these resolutions be sent the family
OF the deceased.
(signed) EDWARD T. KAISER
CHARLES g. RINGWALT,
. WM. H. SAUNDERS,
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RrHRRE Is SHADOW IN YOUR PATH.
~ You are standing In your own path aud
shutting of the Hight OF imrrovemenr and
RroEress unless you are using the Edison
Pnonograph to dispose Of your correspond
monographs sold On monthly installments
Send for one on trial. COLUMBIA PHO
NOGRAPH CO.. tR1 st. NV. R. F.
CRONELIN, Secretary Ii
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E~ICE CREAM AND CAKE FESTIVAL AT
49, the Salvation Army, D st. 7th n.w.,
THURSDAY, July 2s, 1892 at p. m. Tickets, 10
cents including refreshments. jy.3 ST.
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REAL ESTATE BOOKi
~ COVERS RENT LEDGER
slMPLE. COMPLEIE, LABOR SAYING.

R~INcREAsED TRANSIT FACILITIES
VIA ANACOSrIA CARS.
All Of Washington's important centert reached by
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South Washington. Navy Yard Anacostia Hillsda'e,
Potomac City, Twinins. Good HOPE and other points
southeast A new and pleasant excursion, crossing
sets from Fort Stanton Mount View and Green's Hill
Bird seye view Of Washington Georgetown, the Poto
mac, Long bridge. Arlington and Bleak House.
ty2ltoan1
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THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO.
Cash capital ,OOO.OOO
surpaus-- -..------------------.-.---. NUO.cW
deposits. 1.1oS.UO
This company has the following general
lines OF business:
MONEY DRPOSITS--Funds are received subject
TO check and interest paid thereon.
Time deposits taken and certificates
Of deposit issued therefor.
ESTATES--This company acts executor. ad-
rlinistrator. guardian, general agent.
treasurer and in all fduciary capacities.
Call or write for Information about pre-
pairing Wills
SAFE Deposit DEPARTMENT.-Privat boxes
rented In It's magnificent vault.
subject only TO the control of the renter.
He. in fact. owns the box while he is
tenant
Storage for silver ware. valuable pa
pers. trunks &c, at reasonable rates.
Send your orders by mail or In person
and the wagons of the U. 8. express will
call for articles to be stored
BRAINARD ii. WARNER,
bce-3t President
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FIDELITY
BUILDING. LOAN AND INVESTMENT Asso-'
CIATION OF WASHINGTON. d. c.,
OFFICES, e13. g15 and plS r ST. NV.
To those desiring . liberal and safe investment We
commend ours per cent 5year Coupon Certihcates.
Sc Per Cent paid on Regular Deposits.
You can borrow s1 600 from Us on Real Estate
Offers unprecedented opportunity for Investment
force
STOCK u PER SHARE
MATURING IN loc MONTHS.
WITH GUARANTEED VALUE OF 600.
Al money secured by best real estate. Loane made
under the personal inspection Of the ocers Of the
association sesety guaranteed Your correspondence
solicited Cng1lars and other information at office
HARRISON DiNeMAN. President
ANDREW WALL. Vice President and Manager
ALONZO OTwFEDALE-...... Secretary
GfonGE 0IbSoN.- treasurer
EDW. s. YORK.. Manager Of Loan Department
GEO. W. LEACH. Asst. Manager Loan Department
J. 4. SMITH. Attorney
.JNo. ". CORsoS. yNo. ". MCCARTNEY,
Member n. Y. Stock Ex-
CORSON MCCARTNEY
GLOVER BUILDING, 1419F ST. NV.
Bankers and Dealers il Government Bonds
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
on the exchanges Of New York Philadelphia. Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold
A Pectalty made Of Investment securities District
phone Stock dealt in.
American Ben Tsie phone Stock bought and sold .y1s
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~ MIDSUMMER HATS
Knox" has Just sent us a few rich STYLES in
Hats One is soft ecrstch-up. in neutral tint Of
Hahogany. nut. sandstone, also black. They al
ais? be worn early in TIE fdU. Exceedingly
yeeherche! Travelling Caps and Hats Of every good
description. Straw Hats at reduced prices
B. H. ST1NEMETZ & SON,
l237 PA. AVE NV .-sAn
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LlbBEY. blITINGER MILLER.
Lumber and MIL Work,
Cor. 9th apd n. Y. NV. ty26
KSI HEREBY CAUTION ALL PERSONS
on as q ptBHr pss
H~ FOR sALE-A TRACT OF 90 ACRES
tA FOR manufacturer; only one mile from
Gracelsnd cemetery; city side eastern branch; very
Office. iyb5.lw
HEALTHY COOLING BEVERAGES.
49, To kaion Wine Com panv.
cholera morbus. Our Pure Medicinal Cherry
Cordial VIII cure you. You should always have
bottle in the house. 81 per quart.
keady-made Delicious Pinch. 5Oc. qt. bot.
Druggists can purchase Well-dayor,d High
claret soda.
,p, Vine shippsd to any point in q. 8.
GA l4th st. n. w. Telephone 996. jy25
w,A SHUTDOWN" COMING.
We shall ''shut down" on the 15 per cent dis
count in few days. There 10 good reason
why We should allow 1t now ss all the old
stock has been worked of. You had better lay
Interest Sinssr IN tSs French sle Thread
Half Hose for $50; or pairs for &1 continues
to increase as the lot grows smaller. Some Of
you will be disappointed II You keep putting
on your visit.
1b per cent OF all White and Fancy Single
and Double breasted Duck Vests.
". g. TREL. mems Bsionotnos"
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R~ONLY AFTER ACTUAL COST
~ Steadily the Suitin0s and Trouserinrs
are moving out. And why shouldn't they!
Men Of this age are quick to take adv anti re
q good thing such Suitings and
Trouserings as these were never before Of
fered at such low reduced prices. Nor would
they be offered now but for the fact i ct
every yard must be sold before September
1.-The time set for rnoving to our new r
street store. We content TO make no
profit during this sale. Cost of material
and making is all we're asking.
Note the cut: --. 90 --
80 Trouserings now e4. 76.
$S 1rouserings now 1928
90 TruuserinYs now 81. rs.
$40 TrouserinRs now a. 25.
s;.J SuitinRs now SO. 90
800 Suitinss now So. 30.
- Everything else cut proportionstely
@. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON
Cor 9th and q SITS. NV. ivo6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-20
The Lady and the Lawyer.
IWashington Posi.l


The little daughter of Senator Daniel.
of VIRGINIA, may aid materia ly IN the
HANGING OF q man in Washington at no very
distant date through depriying him OF
very efficient counsel for his defence, She
Is a great friend OF Senator Joe Black burn,
and hearing through talk in the family
that an effort was being made To have
him enter the case in question. she went
TO her father and said very soiemnly :
Papa. is It true that Mr.. BLACKBURN IS
going TO try TO get that man of free and
keen them from doing anything TO him :
II don't know. daughter" said the Sena-
tor. mir. Blackburn is a lawyer, ana u IS
a LAWYERS business-Indeed, 1t is ms
duty-to do his best IN defending tue cases
that are brought 10 him" 49,,
well. don't care" was her reply.
inst want YOU 10 tell him that If he does
90 into that case aud tries to get that man
off IN never speak 10 him again the long
est day live" -
tpcky Senator sand: There were one or
Two other reasons why should have dis
liked 10 20 into the case, but L tell you
fairly that none of them had more weight
with me than the opinion of that young
laJy so foreibly expressed. And an not
gojng TO take the case either"