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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-09
SpSe Narfer Sfotiseu.

= Die grbffnuns ber 2userne Strab,
SInie su ibrem gnbpunfte tpirb 1id
ipabri@sinIia bis Sunuar bers5ssrn.
= @ir bebuuern su bSren, bos Ser,
Souls Notb bon 2afapetts StraBe on be,
Pneumonia sefdbrIid franf barnieper
Iiest. Die 8riiis trat am Mittpoh Elm
uno feitfem idsint Der Batisnt auf Der
8eheruns.
s@r @roBe NusnabI bon SiIbermaa.
ren, Statuetten, seidIiffsns @Iaspaaren,
ebte Gbinaipaaren. gum praftiiden Sc.
braude unb sur 3ierbs. 4Is @ei6enfe
iinb bieie beionbers empfebIensipertb.
g. 9 dimpff Sutpelier. As
= Die Sreimaursr bon Spbe 8arf
unb einise anbere boitise @eieaidaften
baben gon,iteS ernannt, um pesen elmer
neuen Saqe su beratben. Man mil ent.
tpeber bic ct. Dabib's Saqe rsnopiren,
ober eine gang neus errihten.
Na1bem &idter 4rdbaIb iid iiber.
seuSt bat, baB bic Wittpe BON Martin
Scanlon @eihdftstaft senus beiibt, um
bic SinterIaiienidaft su pertpalten. bat
ct bic grnennune bon 6. 5. 9pnett mi.
berrufen unb Srau Scanlon sur SertpaI.
term bes 9ea4laiies einseiest.
Albermann @risbt srIieb am ssrei.
tag 3ebn 8erbaftsbefebIs sessn' cine
8anbe pom Dlebsn i'm untersn Tbeile
bon Spbe 8art { (Dobseiotpn) bic anseilast
iinb, int 8erein nit stpei obsr brei Oussne
Inoeren ipitematii1 bic Barren bcr g.
S. s. 8abn um &oblen unb anbere Sas
den betobIen gu baben. Die BetbeiIis.
ten iinb meiitens NbtDmmlinse Der s,ii.
men Sniel.
n@- @ir baben sinen 70 immenIsn
gOrratb bon @aaren isbsr Nrt, melds
pdbrenb Der beporitebenbsn Seiertase
uerfauft iperben miiifen, bab Yrsiis
gar feline Houe ipieIen. IS 1T profitas
bier fit uns, sum 8oitenprsiis 3u perfau.
fen, ais bic @aaren Ianse auf 2aser su
baIten. 8enubt bic @eIessnbeit.
s. S4impif, Suiuslier.
1aS Telegram" bonn Sonntns
beri1tet, baB Der l5idbriss Worib Dali.
mann bon emmett StraBe 8eruntreuun'
gen gum 8etrase bon sl31 besansen
babe. Sein 8ater sebOrt benz S9iler
Bauperein an uno bate lett Monaten
feline 8sitrdse bur1 Dlorib einIenben
lafen. 9lls fiirsIi4 einmal Srau Dalis
mann islbit einaablen ipollte, fanb iie ibre
3iditanbe auf $l3l ansepa4ien. Ser
setpidste Sunse bate ben Stamen Ses
SsfretdrS I'M Auittunssbude sefdIidt
unb iibt iett i'm @sfdnsniiie, ba ibn iein
8ater auberbem bes DiebitabIS bon $l42
besddtist, bic fiirs!id aus benz Sauie
abbanben famen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-09

Cine am 8. DECEMBER erfoIste Grbjenfs
una unmitteIbar unter ben @eleifen Der
0ebisb 8aaep 8abn in Soft Greef. einem
atpei MeiIen bon SHENANDOAH selesenen
Orts, bat bort eins srobs Banif unter
ben Ginpobnern berpprserufen. Diefe
baIten ipeitere GrSienfunsen fir nabe
beborfebenb. Die einssiunfene Steae
1T 300 SUB lang unb 100 SUB brett unb
Die Senfuns 25 Sub tief. Der 8ertebr
auf Der gebieb 8abn purbe bH9 ben
8orfall unterbro6en unS man 1T iebt
eifris nit Der glufflauns Der Steue BE.
idaftist. um bic @eleiis ipieber beriteasn
su fbnnen. Sin sroBer 2aben, Der bart
an Der einseiunienen STEELE itanb, unb
bon Bright & SO. betrieben tpuroe, mare
fat sdn3lid au @runoe sesansen. Die
ilbtihe Wauer beS @ebauoeS itiirste mad
ausipdrts unb Der nod Itsbenbe 3bsil
beS @ebduoes idpebte in GROCER @efabr
Oie grbienfuns ipurbe Oaburd psrur.
iatt. bab in ben unter Der beteeifenber
STEELE beS OrteS beFnbliden 2oblengru.
ben, bic nidt msbr betrisben perben, bi,
aus iolioen 8oblenbIDden befebenber
Stiiben tpessenommen tporben iinb. gr
elmer Wense anberer Orte bes 5baIes
mo ii9 @ruben beinben. bsitsbt biefsIb,
@sfabr, ipeil bic friibsrsn Silben be,
Deden nidt mebr porbanben iinb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-09
NtttStcn.

- Die TbiitIe Banb ipirb aus ibrer
neuIi4en Sair einen &einsetpinn bon
etsa $500 idIaeen.
-Die Wai9insns unb Giisnpsrfs.
Ofenperfe unb dbnIi6e gtabliHements
baben mebr Grbeit. als iie bstpa!tisen
fbnnen.
= Gs bat 8ebauern berbor eerufen.
bab bic 8enni. 8obIen So. bic Giniteas
uns ber Mrbeit an bem 8arnum S4adt
fir ben @inter berfdste, man bofft aber.
baB bic bort bsidaftistsn 400 Wanner
uno 3naben iOnitpO untersebra&t iusrben
fbnnen.
- 8ebafteur Sart bon Der ,,Gaasite"
proteitirt namens Der 8drser bon pitts.
ton sesen bic AnnsrationsseIife bon
Milfesbarre unb iast, baB pittston boas
itdnbis i'm Stanbe iei, feline eieenen Mn.
seIesenbsiten au beiorsen unS bieleidi
auf einem Slei& sroben Terrain cine
ebenio sabIrei&e 8ep6Iieruns babe, tpis
WiIfesbarre.
= Nabe Der Sunction iinb bic Nrbsi.
ter ber Traction Gompanie nit ben 0or4
bereitunsen gum 2esen eineS @eleiiei
befhaftist. ipeIdes ii1 nit benz bor
Durpea berbinben iuirb. Die Nrbeit mo-,
iebod nur BON furser Dauer, bsnn faum
borte Der 8drsermeiiter babon. ale e,
nit bem Doliseidef unb mebreren Stabt'
rdtben ii9 an Ort unb STEELE besab uni
@inbalt sebot. Da Der Aufiebsr It'd
tpeiserte unb 3ubem fred tpar, 10 tparl
er perbaftet; erit bann eebot er Ginfea
uns Der arbeit ; am Sreitas Mcrsen BE-
sannen bic 2eute tpieber, ipurben abe
fofert bonn 8oliseidef berbinbert. Ds
8drsermeiitsr lieb bann bic Arbsit ser
itDren unb iast, pab ipenn er ieben Biir
ger bon pittstcn aufbieten miiiIe, 70 iout
bic Nrbeit nidt borauseben, bio be
Stabtratb bic Grlaubnib sessben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-09
aus hem sberen xhale.

= Sn Der @rube ber 2adaipanna
8ObIen So. 3u Olpptant t5btete Elm &ob.
Ienfau bon ber Dede am Mlittipo1 ben
Sobn s. NiIiams unb berlsbte Dapib
5. DaSis Ieidt.
= Das SdIadtbaus bon 8. 8. Stos
der & So. nabe Sermpn brannte am
Nitttpo6 abenb letter @o9s nieber unb
Der 8erluit 1T Elm siemIi9 bsbeutenbsr.
Wit bem Neubau 1T am Sreitas bereits
be9onnet1 tp0rben.
= Ser GIofpads pbiIip pptiobep fam
am Donneritus in Der Sermpn SO. 8
@rube su priceburs bur4 einen 8oblens
faa su ieinem Tobe, am erfen MrbeitStae
mad einem Monat. ST tpar 80 Sabre
alt unb binterIGbt i'm alien 8aterIanbe
cine Srau unb stpei 8inber.
CgarbonbaIs Gsrrsipsntsu,.)
= Ser Stabtratb beitIoB berganssne
@ode. bas Columbia Spribenbaus srit
i'm Srubiabre su buuen.
= gs idsint isst ipabridsinIid. bab
Soret Gitp in Susquebanna county
lieet, unb niGt in 2adatpanna.
Die 8spubIitaner bon GarbOnbaIs
tperben am 90. DECEMBER ibren Stabts
content abbalten.
SIR bic Srdbiabrsipabl iperben
bier 8orbereituneen sstroffen unb bic
Demofraten baben beIhIoHen, ibren
Stabtconbent am l3. Deabr. ab3ubaIten.
- Mm na9fen Sonn,as Na9mittas
bon As rlbr ipiro Serr Daitor s. 6,
NuboIpb tpieber beutfdsn @ottesbienit
bier abbalten.
M. s. 2pnd, Elm friibsrsr biefser
8etpobner, berunsliidte am Samias in
Buffalo, tpo Ct alS Darbbremfer anse'
iteat mar, unb feline 2eide 1T bierber 3ur
8ssrbisuns ssbradt tpprben.
Car&baIb GorrslpOnbsni.)
Die GbeIsuts peter Wdller bon
Sib WainitraBe perloren am Sreita8
Miitas ibr 4idbriseS 16&terlein, tpeIdes
bsr bautieen Brdune mad elmer 8ranf.
bsit bon nur bier Taeen erIas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-09
Cunmcre.

Dbns bas ssitise Gintreffen Der
Sseuertpebr tpdre Sreitas Mbenb bic Wob'
nuns bon George McGann an gImitrabs
burd Seuer serf6rt tporcen. 80 ipar
Der Sdaben unbsbeutenb.
-Ssrr Safob Saut beritarb um Sam.
flag Mbenb in ieinsr WObnuns an BIa'
feIS Strabe i'm MIter bon ~ Sabren.
,,Sautiatob." tpie er setpDbnlid senannt
ipurbe, mar elmer ber SItefen beutfden
Ginpobner bon Dunmore unb tpobnte
felt A Sabren bier. Gr binterldbt cine
Witttps, g8ilbelmina. unb bic 8inber
iinb: Charles, Ssnrp. Satob, uub bic
5rauen S. $. Amep unb 8iitcr guri9eI.
Saut'S 8esrabniB fanb am Dienitas
'Na9mittas mad benz DunmOre Sriebbofe
tatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-09
@apne Gpnntp.

= Der SonesbaIe 2ieberirans ipirb
am gleuiabr tpisber cine Abenhunterbal'
uns seben.
--Sreb. Selmann farb am Dienftaa
Morssn in @bite Mills i'm beiten 2ebens'
alter unb binterldbt cine @itttps uni
flint 8inber.
- SrieSria @obIfabrt, beRen Sotsl
in Seelsspile Serr GarI &6tser iiber.
nommen bat. III mad Nep Yorf sereii
unb ipirb bieaeidt bort bleibsn.
sA- 8sfelt bas ,,@odenbIatt'.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-09
Stabtratb.
Select GounciI, 6.

Select Council, q. Oe3br.
Irob auer Opppiition ber Serren
Gbittenben unb GIemonS tpurbe bic 8er'
orbnuns, peIde Der Bailey 9aiiasier
Gompanie baS @eseredt sstpabrt. in
erter unb stpsiter 2eiuns paRirt unb ale
almenbsmente Der eenannten Serrsn Ser'
porfen. Die abitimmuns itanb iuis
folat:
6asesen-MiQer, Peter 2elp, Wil'
Iiams, @oIben. 8ode, 8od, Mc@ann.
Seaops, 2sIlotp, Sames aelIp, @si'
pfabI, 2auer-12.
Dafdr-@ob, 8epan, Sdipent, GIe'
mons, Gbittenben. Sanberion-6.
Rohe brahte ipieber bic perriidte 0er'
orbnuns fir Elm Sifentli@es WarftbauS
Elm, bas nur bon ipenisen Sntereiiirter
setpiini9t tpirb unb bur@aus teinen 8tped
erfilasn ipurbe, aIs neue Aemter ~
idaffen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-09
0pn Der &nbfeffe.

Gin flsines 8in6 ber GbeIeute Sreb.
8eIlermann bon 9ittston Apsnus itarb
am glitttpo8 Woreen.
Alfreb so. Tolemie. Brauer Der Seran.
ton 9reipins gompanle, farb am Mon.
tag gfittas I'M aItsr bon so Sabrem.
s9- DoIbene unb lilberne llbrsn faufs
i6 in feI9 sroben Guaniitdten birsft BON
ben 5abritantsn Elm, tab i@ ben Raufsrn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-09
9satfde BrisfIiRe.
40 aahre i'm @ebraudb .

Sumpbres's Specific Summer iieben.
fir Sufen unb GrfaItunsen, bat bic
probe fiir mebr aIs 40 Sabre beftanbsn.
8ann man einsn sr6beren 8etpeis Der
@irffamfeit perlansen +? 9reis IS Gents,
unb in alien Apotbefsn 3u babsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-09

= SIN benz 8aiemsnt Der Druderei
bss 9bilabsIpbia ,.pubIie 2ebssr" brad
am Dienitas abenb Elm Seuer aus, tpeI.
&es @:bdube unb @inriamns sum 8e.
TRACE bon lbsr sla0, 900 bsi&abists.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-09

~ Sas ,Wo&enbIatt" eatbaIt ben
bsRsn 2ofaI'1 1sri&t unb aiIe ionRiseu
Rsuisfsiten bon SHtersRe. BUR "a. 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06
The 6upreme Court.

The illness Of Mr.. Justice LAMAR re-
minds us that the Supreme bench has upon
1t too many Republicans. The justices
ought to be divided more equally between
the two parties. These two parties repre-
sent the one the States-rights people and
the other the people who hold in effect
that the States have no rights which the
Federal Government is boundt to respect.
Environed as many OF the questions
presented to the Supreme Court OF the
United States are by party and sectional
considerations. it is not strange that these
questions so often embarrass the court
and find solutions which do not please the
community as whole. And yet 1t must
be admitted that the justices have en-
deavored to decide Alright the numerous
new points which have gone up for their
consideration as consequence OF the new
order of things resulting from the war.
and. as we might say. from the change
which has taken place IN the form of our
government.
A large proportion of the Justices are so
old that they cannot be expected to out
live another presidential term. The new
Democratic President will probably have a
majority of them to appoint if the Repub-
licans do not induce them to resign during
Mr.. HARarsoN's unexpired term. They have
right to retire upon pension t7O. How
ever, perhaps we would better wait for the
new Democratic President to be elected
before we cut out too much work for him
to dos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06
The Exnansas of Richmond.

The report Of the Finance Committee as
presented to the Common Council night
before last is that the receipts OF this city
during tho present fiscal year Will Do
e1, 1855, 800.
without a doubt, all of this will De
spent--more too, probably-yet the an.
nual charge go far incurred on account OF
building the City Hall is but $4,000.
We could wish that 1t was but 22,ooo;
but the fact as it Is shows that all OF the
financial trouble which IS said by some to
DO confronting us is not due solely to tie
erection of the City Hall by day-labor.
The truth is that the salaries OF many CIT,
officers and the wages of many city WORK.
men have been raised of late, and the
general and permanent expenses OF our
municipal government have thus been IN.
creased far more thnn by the building OF
the City Hall.
The friends and advocates OF the day
labor system should see to it that Oil OF
the facts are dug out OF the Statistical
tables of the city government and pre-
sented to the public. This unjust and
perpetual cry against the City Hall should
be stopped. and the presentation OF the
exact truth will effect that purpose. a
corporation that il able to spend 81. 800
per annum ought not to groan and grumbie
so much because of an additional burden
of $4,000 or $4,000. when it Is considered
that the money has given, and for year
more will give, employment to hundreds
OF worthy white men who are very sell
dom INDUCED in public pap"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06

and returns d IL own msubsfs. o. The
contrary. ths Attorney. Qsnsssi Of Wisoon-
sin hAa received from prominent Demo-
cratic lawyers oe Ohio rsauests tor esSti-
Aed copies Of the brisfs Of the Wisconsin
lawyers and the opinions Of the Wisconsin
court IL the gerrymandsr cass which was
20 recently decided In the lAst-named
State. The further statement b made that
the Chic lawyers sse preparing TO over
throw the Republican gerrymander OF tho
Buckeye State. and to this end desire 70
got ell the snmrnition they can from Wis
consin. II IL worthy Of note that It - as
sumed that there u no question raised ~ TO
the right Of tho Supreme Court Of wiscon-
sin to take jurisdiction in thsgerrymander
case IN tho State. notwithstanding tho
fact that under the Constitution OF the
United Stat q the-nstionsi House OF Rep
resentatives has full jurisdiction oversuch
cases. II may be, nevertheless. that the
next House Of Representative will proceed
10 decide the Wisconsin oontested-election
congressional cases asif no court had ever
passed upon the enthusiastically OF the
aerrymander.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06
One Half
Ready-Mdde Suits

for ladies in cloths and other dress ma
terials, O new and worthy department
for your deepest consideration. Every
SHIT we offer is OF latest design, perfect
fit, and we'll made. The prices are mar.
vel in comparison to what they would
cost IL made at home. All-Wool Dress
Cloth, in navy or black, French skirt,
trimmed with mohair braid, tight-ftting
coat, 34.98. -,
Imported Broadcloth, bell skirt with
extra Spanish belt, blazer with elaborate
silk embroidery, studded with jets, tan,
navy, or black, $3.50.
Bell Skirt, with Blazer and extra
Spanish Belt. q very plain and handsome !.
sultan, Navy, OF Black-for $685.;
French Dress Fabric, in plain, small
check, or Bedford cord, tailor made, 81,
Ella and S14 a suit,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06
The Government and Newport News

The Government and Newport News.
The convention of businessmen which
assembled in Memphis last week has been
the subject of much editorial comment
throughout the West and South. The
large interests it represented, together
with the calm and thoughtful character
of its deliberations, have commanded the
respectful attention of the country.
The resolutions adopted on the subject
of the Brazilian steamship line recite the
fact of discrimination at Newport News
against the importation Of coffee there.
The convention respectfully urges the
company engaged in this act Of discrimi-
nation to discontinue it. Should this be
denied, it demands that the Postmaster
General shall not award to the line any
government assistance under tho act Of
March. 1891.
Upon motion Of MIR. SHROPSHIRE, OF At
lanta. the resolutions were so amended as
TO request the representative IN Congress
of each city represented in the conven-
ton to unite to do all in their power to
prevent any award of public money to the
line so long as it is engaged in this discrimi-
nation against Newport News
We desire to call the attention OF Mr..
YxoALLs, president of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company, to the position
taken by the twenty delegates of st. Louis
on this subject. and of the great interest
manifested by that delegation in Q good
service at Newport News with the Brazlls.
Many of these gentlemen are importers
of coffee, and they declared that if the
Chesapeake and Ohio would furnish q
proper service they would give the pre-
ference to Newport News on all their I'M
portations Of coffee. St. Louis imports
direct nearly 100000 bags Of coffee an
nually. Chicago imports more. Both OF
these great cities desire commercial free
dom from New York. and both are ready
to load cas- at Newport News.
The situation in nutshell is that II the
friends of Newport News--that Is to say.
ill the people who desire u competitive
coffee market--win exert themselves. the
United States and Brazil Mail Steamship
Line must withdraw its discriminating
order against that port or lose its chance
of getting government subsidy.
To this end the congress men OF the
South and Southwest particularly should
exert their influence upon Postmaster
General WArAMAKER. who is the govern
ments representative in this especial
matter. The boards Of trade and cham
bers Of commerce viii back them M. and
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway should
also do so.
1t iss fight for great principle which
embodies commercial right.
II Is also 8ght for cheaper coffee for
the South and West.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06
The Force Bill.

Whenever Democrat In the southern
States forgsts his environment and ceases
to remember the deplorsble condition OF
the South.in reconstruction days and a.
forwards, there ought to be some good
friend near to recall TO his mind the pit
from which the National Democratic party
lifted him. So the address OF the Ma
tional Association Of the.Democratic Clubs
reminding us of the danger of the revival
of the force bill in the next Congress was
issued none too soon. We quoted yester-
day from this document some OF the
words OF warning which that association
has addressed to the people. not OF the
southern States only, but OF all the
States. These words OF warning are
not new, by any means; but they
are mono the less timely, seeing that
even In the reconstructed States there are
to be found men so obstinate and perverse
ss TO declare that il their favorite for the
presidency is not nominated they will not
vote for the nominee. Men whose ALE
glance to the South sits SO lightly upon
them are not the best OF citizens. They
attach too much importance to the matter
of leadership. They regard what is really
@ secondary matter as one Of supreme i'm
portance. They substitute themselves and
their personal associates tor a grand cause.
and when they find that their friends and
themselves together constitute only an IN
significant portion of the community they
ere tempted to seek that sort OF recogni-
ton which is notoriety rather than fame.
OF course. the proposed force bill does
not provide in so many words for the cleo
ton OF Republican House OF Representa-
tives. But it provides the machinery
wherewith that result may be brought
about. aud if the Republican party ever
again secures majority in that House its
control of Congress will continue forever
or indefinitely. There will be no recon
sideration allowed. The Republicans
think now that they made mistake in
allowing the southern States to elect con-
gressmen as soon as they did, and they
propose to correct that mistake by securing
the House of Representatives and holding
possession of it for nobody knows how
many years. See how States are now re-
apportioned for the election of members
OF the House of Representatives Ohio is
cerrymandered so az to send six Democrats
and fifteen Republicans. Other States are
gerrymandered still more outrsgeously in
order to perpetrate by law Republican
rule. We mention these facts as fore
shadowing what would soon come to be
the practice all over the United States IN
the matter of electing congressman. pro-
vided so tempting an instrument of OPP
preston as the force bill shall once be
placed in the hands of the gang that runs
the Republican machine. For the informa-
ton and use Of Democratic speakers we
may ere long point out some OF the OBJ
features of the force bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06
Straw Mdttines.

enormous purchase, enough to cover py
the acre, the greater part OF an entire
cargo. Quantity wouldn't count ior
much, but for the price, some OF wnicn
we quote below in comparison with
prices they would be il bought nndcr
ordinary circumstances. The styles.
colorinQs, and patterns are prlnclpaIiy
in entire novel effects. The prices WILL
perhaps, never be duplicated.
Fancy Contract Mating in five varl-
GUS patterns for 1916. qualities varying
in value from 16i to 25c. . yard. -.
Shrinking Fancy, the best Mating
ever sold for Csc. . yard, for Ito
95 pounds to the roll in new. fancy,
elegant designs, and never selling for
less than 36c. yard, for 23c.
Jeddo Hand Made, Cotton Warp
Seamless, in new tile patterns. worth
SOC. q yard, for Csc. yard:
New patterns in Three-Ply Damask,
weighing 10 pounds to the roll and
worth SOC. q yard, for Sac.
New Handmade, Geometrical Carpet
Designs, seamless, selected straw, worth
zoe. yard, for 3Sc.
Buddhs Jointless, 100 pounds to the
roll and selling always at 4Oc. yard,
for 25c.
Hand-Mad Japan. Linen Warp,
jointless, selected straw, and worth Doc,
for 36c.
Extra Weight Jointless, los pounds to
the roll, and worth 45c. u yard for FAC.
Jointless White, fine Japanese, II
yards wide, and worth 56c. o yard, Tor
38c. yard.wide, the same. for 25c.
Dsmask India Straw Mats, rs various
new patterns. 30x60 inches, 45c.
These few indicate the prices OF all the
lot. ;,
Iuat fxo wars 400 wa sold q apecial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06

Richmond specal--Norfolk Virginian.l
The Clevelandites hired wagons to bring
the veterans from the Soldiers Home to
one OF the Henrico meetings, and all of
them are said to have voted the Hill
ticket.
The Clevelandites complained that their
opponents got hold of keg Of beer that
had been provided for those who voted
for Cleveland delegates and drank eli Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06

Judge s. BAssErT FRENCH. of Manches-
ter. has undertaken prodigious task in
writing up for publication in book-forin
the biographies of distinguished virginians
of the present day. They are so numerous
that the records of their lives would fill
O volume as thick as o stack of Century
dictionaries that is, if he included all
who wish to appear in the goodly CON-
pany
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06

Black Silk auscovite, the latest popular dress
fabric and the greatest value OF the Season
three qualities-s1.25, s1.50 and ~ per yard.
Fiorentine silks In new designs for tea gowns,
fancy work. etc.
surah Silks, black, navy, and DARK grounds,
with cosored pin stripes, regular 81 grade n
500
Exquisite designs in China Silks on tan, steel,
canary, light bl1e. and Nile grounds.
New designs In China silks with black grounds
In fifty different styles.
Black Seeded and Royal SilkA "a inches wide
These goods wore manufactured to sell at $1.5O
per yard. They 90 this week at 81.
Black Crystal BengAline Silks. three special
values, all extra quality and soft Dnish, at ooc,
S1.10. and t1.25 per yard You have paid $l.oO
for quality not so good as either.
Black Faine Silk-a grand bargain for this
week-the S1.25 quality for 92c.
90 and 2i-lnch Colored Sotins, light and DELI
cate shades, at 90 and lac.
Black Japanese Silks. In cross-bar. cheyron,
diagonal, and other effects
Great values IN White and Cream Wash SILK.
2k-inch Chapgeable Surnhs only 81 per yard
better than most sl.25 goods.
New oolors aud combinations In Taffeta Two
and Three Toned Silks.
One great bargain In Black Bemstitched
Surah-very cheap this week.
Evening SILK, brocaded and figured, from 81
10 $3.50 per yard.
Moro sinks in magnificent assortment from
Csc to $3.50 per yard.