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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-15

ia English and elegant TO have your Under
wear made Of Long Cloth. Here's the best,
BerIeigh Long Cloth. l5c,, which price IL be
raised on tho next lot.
Under Values prevail for awhile
among plain, everyday MuSlInS.
Here're two examples
Laugdon 1916, a celebrated "A MUSLIN S]Sc''
To- lockwood, Ga, Unbleachod, 1875, value 20c.
The Cotton opening would be
less than complete without the
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. Up
wardsof 100 styles with reinforce
ments on the cause.-The factories
only shipped a portion of our orders
for January selling. We thought
there'd be time enough for the
balance but not 50. The big
selling has made US hasten the
rest.
VIM Because our Underwear
is right---no skimping; no slight
inc. Price hints
NIGHT.GOWNs-
Mother Hubbard, plain runle' high sleeves
40c.
Or. With v-Neck or sailor collar.
Y-neck, yoke Of embroidery, Mother HUBBARD
or with v.neck, tucked yoke, and hems,Itched
sir roWs hemstitchine in yoke, sailor collar
and cuffs also hemsttched, VIC
Other styles at same price.
Nofhsr Hubbard. fun shirred yoke, double
row Of fine edge. double ru1ie down front,
plated back, Y-peck, Sl.oo'
SKIRTS
Liberal hem and Ave tucks, 33c.
Camb-ic rune with three tucks ana TOUR tucks
s,n tueks and insertion in rune, 99c.
DRAWERS
Ca,obr,c runre and cluster OF Eve tucks, 25c.
Or ruflis OF embroidery or everlasting TRIM
Extra cotton. yoke and tape fastened, plain
hem and cluster tncks, 29c.
Cambria, plain hem and cluster tucks, &c.
Uamstitched rufiie with Valencisnnes lace, DOC.
Embroidered rune with insertion aud tucks,
cam6ric. cluster tucks, torchon edge, 92c.
cHEMIsE-
Everlasting trimming or corded band, 25c.
Yoke Of insertion and embroidery, Zoe.
Cambria, sack, Win tuck 'front.' anu 'aieu-
LsTn. WITH Valsncisunes lace, s1.95.
CORSET-COVERS at 121S, 10, %, %, 90, 20
ana Soc, 81, sI25, sl.5o and $500.
Hosiery interest held per force.
No dull times where such values
prevail
300 dozen Ladies' Black Hose, stainless
rich 25c. value. We sey l9c.
white with red,
white with black,
full.reguiar made, 19c. q be cheap. January"
R,cheIieu Ribbed pure SILK HosE-black
and evening colors; regular s2 goods Jan
nary price s125.
Rows Heavy stockings. brown and blue. We're
they Dlsck we'd got their worth-44c. ASH
Is, they're 15c.
pays better to belittle prices on
FURS while they're easily sellable
than to risk storing them for a
year--hence:
Astrakhan Military Cape. 900 from $50.
Baltic Seal Military Cape, ego from "a
Clipped Cousy Military Cape, $50 from s24.
Baltic Seal Cape, marten collar, $3.50; value.
Couey Cape, 81; value. IS.
Baltic seal Collar, 80 from e7.s8.
Clipped Coney Collar. $3.50 from ESQ.
THE COHEN CO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-15
JULIUS MEYER & SONS COL, 6O3 600 BROAD STREET.
ANNUAL
GIo95ng-0ut SAX
MI77ELDORFERS'
NetO Granite BUiidin6,
OFT EAST BROAD STREET.

Preparatory 10 our inventory We have marked
down our entire stock regardless Of cost or value
WRAPS, DRESS GOODS, BLANKETS, CAR
PETS, RUGS. MATTINGS, UNDERWEAR, DO
MESTICS, GLOVES. HOSIERY, EMBBOlDE-
BIES. SILKS, FLANNELS, COMFORTS, RIB
BONs, NOTIONS-au TO 20 at closing-Cut prices.
WRAPS marked down 33l per cent. Now Is
tho time 20 buy bargains
DRESS GOODS marked way down. fun
stock t. select from.
BLANKETS, COMFORTS, CARPETS, RUGS,
MATlINGS, OlL-CLOlliS, ana WINDOW
SHADES AZ greatly reduced prices.
UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES, CHILDREN,
AND GENTLEMEN at closing Out-sale prices.
ii JAMhS-H JNBLEACHED COTTON
az 1c. Tor this week only.
BlEACnED and UNBLEACHED COITONS
are advancing. We are selling them at old
prices.
GREAT REMNANT SALE this week. Bar
gains in ali kinds OF Remnants
An HOLIDAY GOODS at one half the original
prices.
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THB TOWER
corner Second and Broad streets.
B BARGAINS
ODD LOTS
or ALL KINDS OF GOODS
MARKED DOWN AT OUR INVENTORY.

INFANTS SACQUES from 25c 20 $3.50. We
have lust marked down lot during our H.
yeutory. Can aud see them.
Ne ain have a nice stock " STAMPED
GOODS. BUFFET SCAiFS, DOlllEs, Tides,
SplASHENS, aud SHAN~.
INFANTS HIGGINS. 15c.
FIGURED ami PIAlN ana BRoCADE SILK.
We have q lovely hne.
EVENING SILKS, 3l-nch, Ch!nain all shades
only soc.
AiI-WOOL BLACK HENRIETTA, 40-Insh,
only Doc.
Soc our BLACK SERGE for 5Oc.-elsewhere
G2lec.
zoe. BLACK HENRIETTA reduced to 69lbc
REMNANTS OF SILK and DRESS GOODS
far below cost
a few BOOKS left from the hohdnys-win close
out at lSc.
? few moro BoYs CAPS left. Have reduced
Thorn Co Doc.
SNORT LENGTHS IN PERCALE, worth loo,
only loo
REMNANTS OF DRESS TRIMMINGS closing
OUT at less than cost.
a fun stock OF soUTACHE and HERCULES
BNAlD&
LADIES' PLAIN FAsT-BIACK SEAMLESS
HOSE, two pairs for "1c.
SEAMLESS PIN-STRlPE aud BALBRlGGAN
HOSE, l2}ec
FAsr.BLACK SEAMLESS RIBBED HOSE,
1"l.r.
tmipREN'S SEAMLESS BLACK RIBBED
HOSE. Ucrmsiou dye, 1868.
Ne have iuu stock ot LIGHT EVEN NH
SHADES ~ HOSIERY and can match your
Shippers for you.
PLAIN WHITE HOSE from 10c. up.
We have Just received limo Of AM0SKEd
GlNGuAMS iu apron checks only oiSc.
few SOlLED HANDKEKCHlEFS cheap TO
close.
ptuN AVN. ms gArtgn
Regular SOC. TIES only &c.
LADIES CHECKED JERSEYS, $50.
70 close out our odi lots We are sclling our
JERSEYS at cost
A lot Of ODD NAPKINS far below cost We
have I'm his lot pl1ju. Wtte ana cOlOred-bOr-
dered Also. few DINNER NAPKINS.
A drive In WHITE SPREADS. Full-sizo
WHITE MUSLIN in p.alds and stripes. ReGu-
lar Toe. Muslin only S'Sc'
our I2lSc MUSLlNS are not 10 be equa,lcd
elsewhere Tor the price.
LIGHT CALICO at and 64c. We have Just
reserved nov line can and purchase before
Iarse.silo PuRE.LlNEN HUcR TOWELS
16igc
SOiLED LINEN TOWELS closing out at cost
UNLAUNDERED WHITE LINEN BOSOM
SHIRTS. Doe
Broken lots OF UNDERWEAR closing out at
cost.
We have fun stocs Of LADIES' MUSLIN
INDFRWEAR some lovely new styles among
the lot. You 30 yoarseu an injustice not ~ ex-
anime cur stock before purchasing.
This Is The weather you need CLOAKS.
A lew Of hose DIAGONAL CHkNlOIS left
We are now selling them for 81.
Handsome BLACK DIAGONAL, trimmed with
AstrSShan fGr, reduced from gS.j0t0 So
LADIES NEWMARKET COATS az less than
bar cost.
CHlLDRRNs HEAVY REFER JACKETS
closing 0ut AZ less than cost.
MIXED CHkNlOT COATS Russian blouse
style. lar below cost
A. A. CORSE1S, 25c. We have only q few
sizes In this Corset. Reduced from soc.
CARPETS. RUGS. MATING, SHADES, and
LACE CURTAINS. Call and 500 oar stock.
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MrSIIN rNnKRMEAR.

Thee are prices that you mover knew before
Muslin COrset-C Over5-high neck-llc. each.
Muslin Corset-Coyers-lace stge-high neck
27c.
Corset Coyors-Y neck-two rows inserting and
edge-jOc.
Niqht-Robes-maje in latest styles-V neck
twenty tucks TO each side-inserIing and edge
only 81.
Turnover Hamburg Collar-and Cufs-six-
teen tucEs TO each side-Sl.
Chemise--tcn bunch tucks-inserting and
edge-)nly UOC.
SKIRTS, with Ave tucks-and nainsook rufiie--
only 81.
Drawers, Of good cotton-four tucks and mar
row tOrcnon cdge-only Doe a pair.
Drawers. Of Fruit-Of-LOom cotton-with seven
tucEs-and vide lHce-1Oc. PAIR.
AZ we are closing Out-tho Muslin Underwear
Departmeut-you must not WONDER at tho
above unusually low prices
Another arrival-of % pieces Of that EXTRA
HEAVY UNBLEACHED SHEErlNG-2l9 yards
N1del3c yard.
Only three Ieft-two FOX NECK-PIECES-
Win heads-Ono MINh-Ihe tOG-at 5LoO
each-the Mink at g..
BOYS WINDSOR SILK TIEs-in several
solid colors-1c each.
special price for the King Cotton Ball
COLoRED COTTON CREPEs-i0c. yard.
LADIES' UNDERyESTs that were 75c. now
SOC.
LADIES' UNDERvESTs that were 81 now
Use.
LADIES UNDERYEsTS that were SOC now
40c
MINIS UNDERYESTS, white, that were 81
now 7Jc
MINIS UNDERvESTs, white, that we're soc.
now SOC.
MEMS RED and GRAY UNDERVESTS.
Do you want LoNG-FEATHER BoAs for the
neck 80 l.50 each.-They sold for 50 each.
-KlNG-c0TTCN BALL
COTTON CREPES -TIsSU ES-CHEESE
CLOfHs-solid colors and ngures-pink-ligh
ue-whiie-cream-lAve Observation-Disclosures
inal-garnet-nayy-gray
Remnants BED-TlCKING-from l TO 10
yards-at DC. yard.
Also, another lott 20 8 yRrds-from the 1875
TO the 25c. qualiiy-ciIerent prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-15
Our Great Linen Sale

will be continued This week. No such bargains
in LINENS Of all kinds were ever before offered
in this city. II ia regular housekeepers har-
vest. -
THE IMPORTERS SAMPLE LINE OF PLAIN
and STAMPED GOODS In TABLE SQUARES,
BUFFET and BUREAU SCARtS. TRAY
COVERS, TABLE-CLOrHS, NAPKINS, Dol
one half regular pricea is an Offering not often
seen. In addition to this VS. have selected out
everything in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-15
Necessity Knows No Law !

We have now.in stock 1446 coats,
comprising an assortment that would
do credit to any store at the beginning
of q season.
We have decided these must be sold
ouickly-but no amount of our talk
The ordinary after XMAS reduced
priceswillnot accomplish our purpose.
Some greater sacrifice is necessary,
and we have met it boldly as you can
nJainly see by what follows:
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BrOcaded Furniture Plush.

o5.lnch BROCADED FURNITURE PLUSH in
four different colors-goods that sold at 81 per
yard-closing-Out price coo.
Furniture-dealers and upholsterers are IN
yited TO inspect the above bargains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-15
@'(oFE;N
COMPANY .
S-~Ni
II, -, IS, and II east Broad.
II, -, IS, and II east Broad.
RICHMOND, Saturday. January IA. 1898.


Monday is opening-day---don't
Shiver---for COTTONS. For
months we've been plannlnga grand
mid-winter coup de grace.--a once
and-for-all proof to our public that
the Big Store knows no dull season F.;
that dauntlesS courage guided by
" Know-how shall maintain for
Richmond such store as the great
est commercial cities of the land
have---and boast of. It has been
we'll said that no Richmond shopper
need send away for the supplying
of any want that no dweller with
in the old Commonwealth can make
money do better service than here.
And here's the proof of it.
1t was especially due our public
that no store detail was neglected
in readiness of supplies for the Cot
ton-king Ball, to perfect which we
have had to hurry many lots in by
eXpreSS--any way to be here.
Profits are hurt by the operation,
but never a cent of the extra cost
shall our public feel. 1t was our
duty to be ready. We are.
Mondays offerings are the fruit
of months of planning; the filling Of
orders placed before the great cot
ton riSeS-orders for dull-SeaSon
delivery when money goes farthest.
The whole is an exemplifcation OF
advanced, wide.awake mid-winter
retailing. Everything that should
be here is here and at prices BELT
tied because old fogyism at large
ordainS the season dull-SltS down
after Christmas to wait for trade to
pick up-and mills and agents have
either to sell the few wide-awakeS
cheapIy or sit down in old-fogy row.
Then goods that shouldn't be
here but are. They must 90 any
way ; as, for instance, Wraps and
Blankets, and so January selling
goes rapidly on, despite the heaviest
winter Richmond has known in
years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-15
A VERY PRETTY LINE OF
NEW LACES.

LADIES' LINEN CoLLARs-black and white
also plain White--strlght and with turn points
&c apiece some may be-a bat soiled.
NEWS BLUE DENIM ovERALLs-afowp pair
only-3gc. PAIR.
\ new line OF very prettS OUTING CLOTHS
for dresses-Ask for "Out-door sGitings.'
A lot Of CROCHET sHAWLs-aIl cardinal and
garnot-39c. each.
80 pieces NEW SPRING GINGHAMs-splen-
dld qualily-Slsc. yard.
pieces HABIT CLoTH-56 inches wide-an
wOOl-nayy blue-garnet - snur-brown hello
trOpe-gray-5Oc. yard.
81 dozen-ALL-WOOL BREAKFAST
SHAWLS-at Poe. each.
\ lot Of BLEACHED COTTONS-vartous quail
ties-frOm 1 10 20 yards-nOne worth less than
SIC. a yard-at &c. yard.
BOYS PANTS-for school wear-alI qualities
3jc. pair
Hot REMNANTS WORsTED DRESS GOODS
all kinds and quGlities-take your choice at
about one fourth the value.
WHITE BED-sPREADs-all qualitIes-great-
ly reduced prices.
As kind OF Advertisement TO our Linen De-
partment-we will sell 100 dozen-FAIR -SIZE--
PURE LINEN TOWELS at &c. each.
CLOAK REDUCTION.-On our cloak racks
hang about forty LONG "NEWMAkKETS
ranging I'm price from $3.50 70 sls. You can
take any one ios a3.
Special prices on ED-coMFoRTs-5Oc. is the
lowest price up TO s5.-All OF them reduced.
PEARL DRESS BUTToNs-a, &c. a dozen.
BOYS PLUSH CAPs-Astrachan-trim trimmed
2Ic. each.
CLOAK REDUCTI0N.--Our TAN COATS that
were Sl5 now IS; those that we're $50 now sl0
SHORT JACKETS at SIPS, sl.50, and 81.
Take your choice Of LEoNARDs BEST KNIT
TING-SILK-ISc. each spool.
oLD-TLaE EVERLASTING TRIMMING, 1oc
a card.
REPS, for ladies' wrappers, Toe. a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-15
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
ODD SKIRTS, CnENISE, DRAWERS, GOWNS
that cold for 81 and $3.50 will be sold at SOC.
At same time
A SPECIAL OFFERING OF NEW
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR AS FOLLOWS :

Muslin Skirts, 1f-inch-decp sce)ped embroidery
-unio beaded with fine tucks at 81 each.
Muslin Skirts, 4-ncb-decp scaloped embroidery, rufie
beaded, with fine turks, at 5Oc. each.
Muslin Gowns, yoke with rows OF fine tucks and en-
brOidory inserted band. at zoe. each.
The three above items about the best values We
have offered Ia new Muslin Underwear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-15
DRESS GOODS

will be sold "a quickly poeaible:
Printed French Flannels, for Wrappers, sacques ana
babies wear Ten patterns from those that sell for 1oc
70 sell OH for 5Oc n yard. 800
Garnet Dress Pattern that sold tor $3.50. $3.50,
Brown Embroidered Dress Patterns that sold for SlO
now 50. 1900. 100
Navy Embroidered RoDe that sold for 1880 now $3.50
Imported KnickerbOcker Dress Patterns that sold for
$3.50. now $40. ..
% pieces Imported Dress Stus selected from those that
soil for 81 and those that sell for zoe yard-price now
SOC. Ibis assortment comprises more OF less all pre-
Yelling shades and oilers favorable opportunity Tor an
Investment.
p peces-a iate special purchsse-Dress Cheyiots
light and dark mixtures, all WOOL SO inches wide 35c
yard These goods fresh from the mills and for pres
ent wear aud early spring wear would be an excellent
purchase for any to make. No two pieces are alike
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-15
HEAVY WINTER UNDERWEAR
EVENING SILKS

most popular price,, comprising Bengaline silks
nj 6Oc yard Taeta Shot silks, New Brocades. CrepOn
Crepe de Chine; DrOcade India silks at Soc; SIX Chit
ious with artncial flowers
This week New Ginghams New Dress Cambrics will DO
ready for sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-15

LADIES' LINEN COLLARS-black and white
also plain White--strlght and with turn points
&c. apiece. some may be-a bat soile1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-15
MEMS OVERSHIRTS

or Wool Working Shirts. comprising solid blues browns
etc, light dark and medium stripes All that sold Tor
ais, 80, and s1.25, arc selling now forsl.
The following
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-15
BOYS CLOTH CAPS

will be gold on as follows
Navy Velvet oxford Caps that cold for sl20 now DUO
NAVY Cloth Oxford Caps that sold for 81, nov DOC.
NAVY Cloth Naval Caps that sold for Sl.5O now 81.
Nayy Velvet skull Caps mat sold tor Soc, now 35c.
Entire stock Of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-12
NEWS CONDENSED.

Gaudaur won the single scull race at
tin, Tex.
Domino won the $4,000 Eclipse race at
Morris Park.
The Grand Prix de Paris was run yes
terday. Baron A. DeSchickler's bay colt,
Ragotsky, came in first
Train robbers held up the west bound
California express, on the Atcbison road,
and robbed the express car.
Montreal's ancient stone Presbyterian
church, built In fS25, and adjoining build
ings were burned. Loss $4,000.
Secretary Hoke Smith, accompanied by
the members Of his family, has gone to
Virginia beach for few days of outing.
Mrs. Frank Leslie Is freed from William
c. X. Wilde, her recently acquired Eng
lish husband. Judge Brown granted her
an absolute divorce.
Secretary Carlisle has extended the
minimum limit OF the department exami-
nation go per cent? applied to chiefs Of
divisions. to applicants for appointment a.
special agents Of the treasury department.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-12

INADMISSABLE.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE I.

Borden was supposed TO have fallen:
Not sound did the attorney general
hear. The prosecution at once dropped
the theory. IL ma e no more noise than
the falling policeman. 1t is perhaps un-
necessary to state that soon after the at
torney general was taken i'll and gave up
the case. The latter fact may be signih-
cant or IL NAV not.
Where is MIR. Sawyer?
Another query has vexed the public
mind. Everyone has heard of the Mr..
SAWYER who was found b. the policeman
at the doorsteps aud who Is mentioned
so often. Why has not the prosecution
called himP He woul seem TO be one OF
the preliminary witresses. The reason
lies in tre known character OF Mr.. saw
yers evidence. 1t is learned on tue best
OF authority by your correspondent that
Mr.. Sawyer will yet be put On the stand.
When there Mr.. Saver will say
that Inspector. Medley was not the first
man TO enter the barn. He will say that
others not only entered IL, but exam
ined it before Mr.. Medley appeared
What had become of their footsteps |!
Why had they not pade tracks" on The
dusty q airs5just as Mr.. Medfty did
Mr.. Medley did not see them. II he die
not see them why should he necessarily
see LizzIe'sp III Mr.. Sawyer teslifles as
now anticipated he will make sad havoc
with the remaining theory OF the state.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-12
'Ex-divldend. lEx-rlghts.


NEW YORK. June i2.-London does not respond
20 our advance completely. The feeling that the
Silver bill may be repealed in september seems To
be gaining ground. but u Is hardly probable that
a. can be done without hard struggle In congress
first. Msa while m' re active money markct
during this month NAV be expected, and after the
short Interest Is iquidated the number OF new pur-
chases may be small. - 80.
Advices fr ~ Washington state that Senator
Voorhees,. chairman The senate finance COM
mfttee says hat the Sherman act Will uniy be re-
pealed IN event o. froe coinage bill becoming
law. j.
Missouri Pacific is weaker on the crop report OF
Kansas. o..
tive estimate inc case Texas. Is 10 ~ per c mt.
Bureau report sounds ridiculous; cotton much im-
proved. -, -,
ID. NJ Co. say that about 90 per cent; OF All class
Rich'r ond Tel m nal stock aud bonds has been de-
posted, GU stanoi AZ securities stocks and bonos
wtl be received up 10 June - only on payment ol
penalties OF % cents on common And ti.Oo draits
OF eco each on per cent and per cent bonus
The first CAL OF sl5i per share on account OF as
pessnle mt payable at their Office Jnne "a, lovS
The banks this morning report n heavy demand
from the country for accommodation currency
Shipments likely O. be heavy. a.
SIerIing IN weak at current rates. discount IN
London g. 10 and Ia per cent.
The Union Pacific mas cut market rates 70 the
Pacific Coast following the action OF the southern
Pacific and Northern Pacific.
Money Is at oand 2.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-12

tion by Mr.. Robinso, tina he did was
entirely unwarrante,l.
IL Was an Impressive scene.
A. 1885 o'clock the judges returned,
and ammo unced their decisio'. As they
filed into the court room every one grew
expectant Justice Mason read the de-
cision.
The. Judges decided that the eyidsnce Of
appeared that she was virtually un Ter
arrest AT the time it was given and there
fore her statements were not entirely
voluntary.
AS the Judge had read the last sentence
'and the evidence Is excluded" there
was a murmur OF satisfaction through
out the audience.
Lizzie leaned forward and whispered
few words to Mr.. Robinson, aud then
leaned back and hid her face behind her
fan.
AS the tears started from her eyes the
first great poiat hap bee won. Already
she began to see the shackles OF prison
loosening.
Liberty lay aheai of her. and she could
already almost hear the words OF the
jury, mot Guilty"
The Trial Resumed.
Albert c. Dedrick. a physician, testi-
hou SAhpiy euab uo tuousub 4hts. i'oAu oh
had died nrst. Policeman Joseph Hyde,
the only palrolman who has not been
promoted. was on duty around the Bor-
den house from Up. IN. uatil IL p. IN.
He saw Miss Russell aud Lizzie 60
down cellar at night. AT that time he
was standing near the cellar door. Other
Off ers were around the house but none
were with him. l. zzie carried slop pail
and Miss X Issell uad u lamp.
Miss Borden took the slop pail into
the washroom and emptied 1t. Then
they welt upstairs. About teu or fifteen
minutes afterwards Lizzie returned
alone. He was not sure that she di
anything a. that time.
In crossexamination he stated that
Mss Russell was very nervous. She
looked at something presumably the
pile Of Mr.. and Mrs. Borden's clothes)
aud turne away.
Recess was then ordered till 2;l5 o'clock.
This Afternoon.
DR.. Dolan was OH the stand at the time
of going to press. His testimony re
lated chiefly to the finding of the bodies
aud their appeara ice.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-12
Dynamiter Gilbert,s Plans.

LONDON, June 12.-James Gilbert, the
dynamiter recently released from Port
land prison, because he was thought to be
near death, sailed on the steamship Ches-
ter from Southampton. Gilbert said that
he intended to direct the governments at
tention TO the pitiable cases Of Americans
imprisoned at Portland. Gallagher, he
said, had bacome hopelessly insane, and
DAILY was dying slowly. Other political
prisoners were threatened with insanity.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-12

The Rhode Island Veteran Citizens
Historical association held its monthly
meeting this afternoon In the ladies'
parlor at Blackstone hall. Hon. Benja-
min q. Chace concluded his article ON
the Valley Of the Taunton River"
Rev. DIR. Henry NJ. King paid an elo.
ouent tribute yeseeriay morning 10 the
memory Of the late James II. Read. who
was for seventy-tbree yesrs a member
and for hfty years a deacon Of the First
Baptist church.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-12

Chicago Grain Notes.
QUOTED by A. y. wEEDEN
CHICAGO. June i2.-The London wheat market
Is steady and prices quotably unchanged.
The Liverpoo wheat market quiet. Nd lower.
IcAGo-Car lots today-Wheat As; corn. 456
oats. 23l; hogs. $4,000. Estimates tomorrow
Mneat, 90; corn, go; oats. $780, hogs, 1900;
heavy shipping hogs, $6.609705
Wheat on passage, Increase. $4,000; corn on
passage decrease. $4,000.
Hogs 10 cents higher.
Wheat has no support. Evidently large lines
have been llQuiuated. IL Is closing very weak.
Visible supply-Wheat, decrease. 100000. with
Chicago and canals 10 hear from; corn. decrease
x56 900. Chicago and canal TO hear from.
Chicago wheat bulls lost their grip, market is
surprisingly weak. looxs like lower prices tomor.
row.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-12
Cleveland Is Going to Bu,,aro.. Bay.

WASHINGTON, June IL Mrs Cleveland
may decide to open her summer home at
Buzzards Bay, Mass, within the next
fortnight, when the cold breezes OF the
seashore would hold greater attractions
and afford the desired change before the
resumption Of the winters social duties.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-12
Mexican Town wiped out.

astrous storm that has ever visited this
part of Mexico, is reported from the town
of PauchInetta. Every house in the place
was swept away by the terrific wind. The
town had population of about 1000 per-
sons, all OF whom were made homeless.