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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
MAY TO- 1so2.
DNESDAI


An rxt-a session " Congress 90 ho bod
.. fl, c.,., ..a.. promise, 20: least SOHO rc-
lei firm. ttat.r. winch srem tothrcaten
our l,aueal condition. The -ao' that
tse.. t.r,...ra.shr o without rhyme or
reason ua..s D., ddrouoe lu t1e r"'l
".tuat.a', for u :..e panir-mAA"r- f1i
Ea..-i rlAv tas-an.ras VIII ouY c'i-
teg. tla.r c.am.r ta.y w.. IN u"a hai
a.i.t- aul al,'t.rs pa tAo WORK iu winch
thsg at. euep ,l numerous enough o.
pe-. uat.a condition a unrest NOT ~ al
favorable % aro.uu Co. 70 state of regular
business mot,m .uf, a.d 81 confidence on
a.. gar, 90 the businessmen. Atlanta
''."ai.' '.Ai -"'"N '..'.'.-
r..IOr tl.. subject. 10 winch after quoting
,ur ..ars tl.t ca ro't,y ~ almost amy
....I ....,.r le,r, ,.,,t,y Al all" that
t,.,......,.,, o.o.rtls,,ho
,.o., 81, co.,e,
..,....,..,.,, ,...,,.oro
80 ,.,,,.,.o ,h,t,to
,....e.. .t,.yo t.,av tp
-....... 500. ......,, pr Compress.
, -, ,.,.,,-,o,,
.,.... 49,. ,,,.r, .,,,,,le
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.,-i- ,,.,,i,,,., OIL,
....,i.rt-.. ,,.. 10y
-.,...-,il. II. vac sro,.3 ,rat
,.,,, ..,.,,.-l.,,a-,.r
...... ......r-i tte interests affected
........... .,.,..-e.,s ,,,.o-nol would
..,.,,..,,.. ,,....-.st,t,
-....... .,.,..,, mann. hat
,,....., ....,- ,....,,.. ,-,..-.,,s ~ tn> ~oun-
e.. ..a....,ti. AMI manufacturing can have =
.rr.iI.l .faAa, troy are 90 depend ou, they
- proceed vita "a caution calculated 20 cripple
'-.ar,i.e. rr.rri progress and seriously iA'9'-
I.-o 0i.- PROSPERITY.
I-.ie can '' I'D 1ls"s '' V"'S3 30.
A'-. W." i.'F '.F 'A'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

The Now York HorI IS quoted by the
Atlanta C0aS'iu on as follow<:
""ha'cver Of crisis thoro is IN the presen,
situation Is due to TIE bankers Of New York"
But the Richmond Times holds that il is
dscieditable TO mans Intelligence Tor
lin 70 express such an opinion as that ex-
pressed by tho Word We are "eyen 4"
with the TIMES. however. since We hold
that rs advocacy Of o bank circulation
which viii not circulate in the money cen
tres Is disSreditable 70 It's intelligence.
Our neighbor IS 30 fond of telling his
readers that the DIsPATcn is q free-silyer
paper that We shall DO excused tor asking
. him IL the most respectful manner posi-
bic whether no intends 10 support for
Governor next fall any free.silverite p
Say, Colonel oPEBsALL or Hodx 1rLERl
AndH hs ta6nds tQsgppQyt q fyse-siiysy,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

INIO-TN T0,Isl Nh "
BRISTOL. JFsS.. May "a $4,000 are oc-
cs-reI u, EhzaDctnton, Tenn, twenty miles
from Bre;ol last night The property &c
giroyrl Hss the me oilceS OF mo g. .3Hr, et,Vo
Town 1oiouauv. Noeks IL Wenits hardware
store. ana butcher.shop The nre is thought
io have originated in the butcher-shop. Eliza-
tcthton Is tho terminus OF the Bristol ma hiizA-
bethtol railroad ana is q lovely hit.e town IN
lAIlnr county.
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY TIE DISPATCH COMPANY

The DAILY DISPATCH Is delivered "a sub
sribers a. TFTFES cyNrs per week. payable 70
TIE Garner weekly. Mailed ~ 80 per annum
a. for tx months $3.50 for three months. 800
j1one month.
Tho WEKKI.Y DIspATCH At 81 per annumL
TheSUNDAY DISPATCH al 30 per annuni
slS5c. foT ak months
Subscriptions IN all csses payable In aivauco
ard no paper continued after The expiration OF
ne unno paid for. Send post-ofice moncy-ordor,
ehccl. or registered letter. Currency cent by
n.rn vii DO at the risk Of The sender. Sob
iciinegs Wishing tLc.i post-ofaca changed must
lito thc., cid ~ well as then new pOs;-oGico'
hdaI ie Olict fsoe.
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'THE TOW ER.
Corner Second and Broad Streets.

IAplE, BLACK SILK MrI>, 1929, e5c,
Vow .ae or 90 handsome. WINDSOR lies
el nsa ass gus. only Pc. atio-r.
FLORIDA WATER. zoe very b"s,' -5 aai ''''
q bowie.
LADIES' BELT, IA crol' VARIETY. i1 elA,
wool, aud leathor kX'sleLt LEATHER 94Ai
BELLS. 25c apiece.
REEDS for boi-oulof ir,-sos. 10 an i5c. ysLl
SILK FLCING ior bottom ot dresse'' 'l'' %
yard.
FANCY PuFF-BoEf>. l2ly. -. 30. co. and
POWDER Pugr,. lalg ana NJ. aplece.
STAIR WHI-K-BarsHE>, 25c. epi'oo.
WHI,F-B8C,uE,. 30. Old. ans 25- apiece.
HAlk-BKr >uE>. I@Ip. 1858. -, 5t]s A., DO
15r., and a.
ELECIR.C WIRE HAIR BRUSHES, 20 ani
2lr. -.
CHlLpUENS RIBBED HOSE, D to e''
m too. A mar. Real value, l'..r. . p'.r
PICiJEk WIHR. lO'. = p.e'c ct % yaris
BKA~o-uFADIAck>. p lylen tor -.
1000 CARPET IACho. Loo.
Ansa1ds- in LINING CAMBRcs, 5c.
PLAID CMNolINE.
LINEN CANVAS, l2l,c. ayarL
WHAlEBONE CASING nee. I.ece.
SEAN BINDING loo
NGLyFIEGN BINDING. nee.
DELONG HOOKS AND Ei.5 zoe.
Beat srCoL SILK. Sc.
Best KNITTING slLA,3oc.
Y2IlNG sllK.4e
WASH stlE, a.
EMBROIDERY SIX, an sAalts, s.. Few
shades, Oc.
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SORRENTO. a3.in-n. cream. 25c. yn.d.

HOLTON SHEETlNG % yards, cream, coo
yard
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rr,r p1cuuoND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., MAY 10. 1893
Acoom6c DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
Interesting and Instructive Address by
n,ss Barnes-So Scholastic Yet.
fcorra.pondepce Of tbs Richmoni DIspatch.l

correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch'l
oyAScocE, May O.--The primary election held
IN this district Saturday resulted In tho nomina-
lion of tho following candidates.: For Justices OF
tho Peace, Joseph Cooper, Levi Il. Boegs, and
". A. p straug; for Constable, Edward o. f..
Cus,i.: for Ovcrsecr OF tho Poor. A. W. lilliston
mo contest for Constable was very spirited and
brought out n largo proportion OF the Democratic
yoiors. ,, -
Miss Annie Maria barnes, Of Georgia, a m en-
bcr nf tho General Board of tho 'Woinans Mis-
etonorv So.ic'y Of the southern Methodist
Stnr,6 ma editor OF tho Litre Woricr, made
an cxccedinely interesting and instructive 20. a.
fr.ss Sunday evening At the southern AethO-
dts, rbur.h nj Acromac Courthouse, which
wos filed with n large and apprccia'lye audit
once. Miss Barnes Rnd ber mother Who nave
noon wishing relatives IN Ouancock tor the pnat
month. will leave Tor their home, tn Gtorga,
como time this week , 49,,
1he pcorlo OF this town.aro very much disap-
notntcd that the trustees OF The Margaret
Academy did not solecr Onancock AZ tho meet
ing last Saturday ~ tho place IN Whl'h % re-
esfnuii-h thus historic Old school Tho bnar1 al
iourneI without SOLICITING location anu u y hot
known whom IL will meet again.
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Sometime Of Interest to
Gentlemen.

We have Just received line of Nun 5
Cloth, in blue and black, Tor gentle
men summer wear.
These goods are made in light weight.
hard finish, and are delightfully."- cool and
pleasant. They have been ont Of loom
for several years. and the announcement
Of their reappearance will be pleasure
to those acquainted with them and lie
light 10 those who will give them = trial.
Colors guaranteed fast.
We have also a choice line Of Pants
Patterns and Diagonals il woTsted and
mohair finish.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

TINTED BgDFoRD-coRD c0yLRs, o3}@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
..Iseb.,ia stairway Natural Bridge.

fCOTcs pOnience ~ tns klchinonl D.sphltl'l
NATVpAI BRIDGE VA, Nay Am under
ground passage OF rar' peagty ana wonderful
a Iaut1t!on 90 usn hRs been discovered near inc
Natural Bridge. hy 70 Sc may enter az tnr 500
Of Collar cree ana come OUT GA ihe plaino hbUY q.
S'ops and lfhts are being pat IA, and !; w,l. le
formally Opened Rs tho "leabela stairway on
Saturday, Nay 13th, with Hnropf a'e ceTe,
fnun es Tho grounds Will lie .lUinnaltd anu
thcre wlI be q danco the Same hlsAt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

ito for Governor, another for Lieutenant
Governor, another tor Acknowledgement.
and others for the General Assembly,
wherein does the Times differ practically
from the DfsPArca? IN word, every VIZ
GINA congressman. Senator or Repre-
sentative. is understood TO be with tae
people on the SILVER question. And this
fact need not fright" anybody from
his proprioty." Sir. CLEVELAND, Demo
cratic President of tho United ots,es,
stands ready to veto any bimetalIic OH Oh
an Objectionable nature which sha'l pe
presented 10 MIN for his approval.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

Free-SAver Democrats in Congress.
IL tho House of Representatives inJulv,
1870. whom the SHERMAN bill was under
consideration an amendment providing
for the free coinage Of silver WAS offered.
We think that 10 Democrats voted for Il
and only p against it, Only p Republic
cans voted for 1t. but l3J voted against IT,.
We DO not like the SHBHNAN law aud we
are afraid TO Try the experiment OF free
coinage. but We are not going 80 turn all
the b.metalhsts out Of the Democratic
party. We 10 not desire to see the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor " h0c6lug
Is himself" nest tall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

ART CLOTH. yards vice. white. VIII mako
yn-v pretty aui cool 'arrGso-a.glals. Price
.
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Tho cornnc Invostiga-oa.

Both branches Of the Ci,y Council have
shown great readiness 10 investigate me
matter D. the aw4-d Of certain Ci'y-HalI
contracts. Ihere has been no attempt
,cba.so.yor NJ evasion or delay. The ra-5-
lun9D II tho Common Council lwA'ch WAS
hgrricdlr drawn has been smeuied intne
Board OF Aldermen 50 as t. authorize the
investigating rommittco 90 send for per
sons onI payers AMI employ . s'eno-
,rapher. aul We doubt not that tins
amendment vii. BE- speedily coacarrcd IN
10y the Common Council.
We ferl sure tha, # ans further Ieci'la-
ton on tne subject T. needed 1t w,Ii be
readily granted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

JoHy RusEIH. who succeeds lrSNYsoT rs
poct-laureate of England, Is lttle known
as a poet. His fame rests chiefly upon hs
prose writings and Art criticisms. His
life Is now passed in retirement at Brant-
wood, beautiful cottage near Coniston
Water. The large fortune left him by his
father il al gone, given away piece
meal, as RysAIN expresses II, IN attempts
t. do good" The sale Of ms books. how
ever. brings him in $4,000 or $1,000 a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

TINTED BOLTON rABLE.coyERs, COG.
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The election Of cx-prcsidcnt Hmnlsoy

The election Of cx-President Hanson
and General ALGEB 10 membership ID the
Virginia Historical Society Is some COM
peusat.on for their political disappont
ments. They NAV both congratulate
themselves thai they are nov in AL organ.
zation where 1t IS possible for them o. do
some good and impossible for them to Dc
mHch LALm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

BAEGARRES CLOTH. 10 yards vile, oil
bIlo. ulLy.. raI. ana l1.. ~ ., .1rl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

Tho Norfolk Ldmip1rt urges Richmond
10 withdraw from the contest and let the
State Democratic Convention be held IN
that city.
We can't DO IT. Hundreds Of our friends
who viii be delegates wish 10 come here,
Shall we shut our doors upon them, when
We desire 70 sec them and they desire TO
seeust No. indeed, that wouldn't DO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

CUIDRrNS PLAIN ana R8bfp
Nf>IS iu q large assortment a. very
ylrrca- $1,000 ,-,.., ..ryr
DHlLDRENS FIN WOOL 'A'IL
NF~T- for deIcafe children or n'an'~
--.rlat attention b. called to Hrr il' no
NfpIJN-W EIGHT JNDEkW i'r
l.,n ladies AID gentlemen. go better o.
eortmert IS shown 10 tbs cry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

MEMS UNANSWERED SHIRTS. with pure
linen BOSOM l. inches long, reinforced fr1at
AMI back, sizes 3 10 l1la inches. We honest y
believe tha- they cannot 30 matched m N ,
w1rli for the price. NO have mower seen is
equal Price, 80.
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RED DENIM, 2e-.nsn, .1c. yard.

JAPANESE CLOTH. y mixture Of tinsel co,-
In AMI paper, IN slalcd O.lc ant pima, 5jo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

The Philadelphia EtHuJ Telegraph
copie, IN full our article Of last week IN
favor Of an extra session of Congress. A
~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

Br1xn.Nived CHANBRAI with darker
stripe-. one vide runle aud pas ruGie OF same.
Price, Sl.-J.
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Richmond, VA, Aprn -. 1898
rElHE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE

fENHE ANNUAL MEtIlNtI Or THE
1 VIRGINIA HOrSPHISGS COMPANY tor
The purpose of ccc'lus directors an Tor tho
transaction 81 su-l other business az may Lave
fully come toi-re the meeting will Re held lt
tho ONCE oi the company N tho Pace, building,
in tho city D. Richmond, on TUESDAY. May
gth. at ~ Il.
Tho ttausicr books will be closed at 3 F. NJ. on
"wednesday, May 3, 1898. and romain closed
until 10 4 ~ Wednesday, May IN, 1893
G.. l.. MELLFORD.
op 2j-td Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
KAUFMAN GUO..
May Bargains.
SNitS, CapeS, JacketS.

Our purchase two weeks ago OF so
large a quantity Of these garments, which
w were compelled to take IN order to
get them at our price, has somewhat
ovcrstocked NJ IN; We are determined
to run them OH Hc.ce another mark
down. which means saving OF Just one
third on every s'rlcnt that is sold here
this week.
This cold weather is the best reminder
Of the necessity Of having either Cape
or Jacket, and you'll want one when you
are off for the summer, at any rate. 80
don't fail to take advantage OF this Te-
ductlon in price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

In the eastern sections whore tho rhiniaI va va.
not 20 eycrssiye planting has been feih.I eu' "N.
no ,rn.lrl mas been thoroughly i10ia'ehcu -
mi mo effect viii 60 entirely b'uehciai' anu
erowrnr cropa hare nocn benefited. hopors
nom ne following points where mo rlrfcs i'Vho-
49,. ,ai,,,il during tho past srveu days. Maroon
rcrorts 4. - inches: Ssiem, 3.o2; bedicri Guy
a -. Lvncnuurg. H|j; Burhnnan, BOZ; NON
ferer. 10: BuGalo GIMP, 100 on N'lI'suhy
Sfo1ntop. as: sttnardsyile, '.3l-o.- ih'nos
,oii tn ,,rcurv.s'x aai u hall hours on Iuo'iaY
ard Wedno-day: WooiS'o'k, LOO; lIverioh'
ala. Frcicri~ksblrR. BIS; Irwin, 'h'f; hIch-
- 10. SANTA. DOB. Spotsyil,o. 2.5s; Hampton
I 90, and Norfolk, l.fj lnrre-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

Light Blue with darker s'r.pes. two ruIles
End bias .o!f oi t.m". Price, sl2j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

Another style has narrow knife-paiteJ RUNE,
hcatci with tto bias folds aud pIpsd with
White.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

Another Blue ana Bei STRIPE, with FOX
. b0x-plaitei rui.ios.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

Brown With wh,te strip,s, Dark GRAY with
white. nal0 with one vide rude 1uI narrow
bias frld u me same. Price, SL2j. Assorted
s!zcs-3S-, 60, 4--tnch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

UlHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L STOCKnOLDERS OF TIE BUREAU OF
CREDITS will 10 he a At thrir rcoms, No. 12l2
east Main street, on IL EoDAY, hay I6;h, AZ -
o'clock ~. ". II. kElNINGHAM,
ny "S9' Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
LADIES, STRIPED SKIRTS.

FOR firhf-R,ue Secrsucser stripe. o.
= io1-piai-ed rulles AMI bins tod Of
- the sane.
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Woodward & LOtAfOD.
HsFErINGL

headquarters g.. T.. LEF CAtr, ~. l, G.. W.
RICHMOND, VA, May 10, 1898.
ENERAL ORDERS No. -, /. COM
~ NADE>: NoI tro hereby ralu-,trd 10 e--
senble no ~. Johns chu'cl THIS "Wednesday
AFTERNOON az ; O'Clock 20 attend memorial
SERVICES 80 Oaawcoi. All members no have
AM .orms Nil. please wogr them. All are roques.-
oil % attend.
-. Comrades rS MURPHY ana JAWS r..
GEAY viii please report 10 the Ladies OlkWOoI
Memorial Association for luty.
Is, or.cr Colonel iH1NA, J.. POLLARD, Conn
Insl4c-.
my lC-It J.TAYLUR SIRAITON.
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VIRGINIA WEATHER AND CROPS.
R.ploughinc and Isplanting Nscessitstea
by the Rnins-Condttions'
fsnocInl Telegram to tho Dlspatch.l

CENTRAL OFr1cE, LysCnBURG, Va. May T.
During tho past seven days the temperature
has averaged slightly below tho normal Tor INV
scaaon, and the nights have generally been cool
There has been less than the normal amount u.
sunshine. There has boon decided excess ol
rainfall during the past seven days whlch nnS
averaged about > inchos for the entiis 0la ,
ranging from Ii6 90 20 inches over The udeNil"t
sc.,,ou ana from 3 20 > inches 20 the Wc-tWhIp'
1be creator portion Of this occurred on Neluo,-
dsv The 30 instant. and caused HOOD waters ~
All tho river. ana small etream+ lho ~" "a
northern soctioua ana this viii necessltAte ~
plonghing ani replantng Of corn on the IonS ,,
thu- ro1dei. ard much ot tho ground h"rhu'
prepared for tobacco will nave % %, Ie'a';"h,i
nlanfs vii! uc RETARDED beyond previous c1poc'a-
tiOuB.
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LEV ! &DAVIS
EDUCATIONAL.
GUNNER SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.

y, = NJ vi III t1NIIVDII " .u 4IJIOlAlIl u
y UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
J.W. MALLETr ND, FIR. A. IL. FUTILE. NJ. s.,
y. Prot. Chem, chm. Prof Histology.
W. q. CHRISTIAN, ". D., A. d. DREW. MD, Pm.
Prof. Anatomy. Sec. e., Prof. Physiology.
Opens July 9TH. closes September >, 1893
Has proved Of signal use % beginners and to
graduates preparing for examination betora
state or other medical boards. For circular adj
dress secretary, DR.. W. q. CHRISTIAN, Uniyer-
sity station, Charlottesville, Va.
ap l0-eodSw2m
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Hp 3O-Su&W llt,frl
PROFESSIONAL.
JAMES LYONS

JAMES LYONS,
- ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
QaN- ONCE, No. 5 State Daax building.
Telephone 734, Post-Ocice Box $50,
nicnmoni, va.l,
practices IN all tho state and Uuitei States
courts 10 Richmond. Deeds and Wills carefully
prepared. Acknowledgements and dispositions
taken: Cslec,ions promptly made and re-
Saitsea. --Ap21
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Rlcmoyn. WenNlsplY. May 10. ~.

II, IS, IS, and II east Broad.
RICHMOND. WEDNESDAY,. May 10. ls0A
The Biz Store drives business.
For months and months the ave-
rage increase in our sales has been
many per cent. over the same Pc
ROD year aLo. And dull weather
or general trade torpor shall not
break the magic chain that Jokes
us to success. The increase shall
continue at many per cent, though
legitimate profits be shaved rs
many per cent. to accomplish It,.
Our successes help our public.
The force Of the Biz Store that can
make business hum in all We1therS
can likewise turn to your getting
the greatest drives of unJerHrIced
goods that Get in the vortex Of
trade.
The Biz Store combines clc-
glncc ana economy. Our liVcr-
t>in1 TALL, short Of giv.n- the
whole story-the news makes too
RAPIDLY. Al3i0st the sclnty thread
on which the usual advertising Is
hung-1 blow over 4 piece or two
of a Quj,l-b3r1Jin-Wc greet You
with -f.nt, Nu-hrpS. rules
r,".,, L.,l.. ,,u.h s,vioo. much
sel,.nl.
. rprcccc
.4f 49,, f..ft balm, AMI .thort
al 1855 l4tu li.'lt tl"~ "''"
ll1f our Dri-D. Ira numbered. Oh
r,6 dresses and - dress skirts
,Iycrti.rIs~t Thursday mornin1
Thea. remained last evening the
49, rI,. i..... b...,,, .,,,,
l1iIO" OI.II IitF & 'ONiI O''~
lcIl I'I 'Ii-"o >A'~' -.''''" '.'
-.'.' .'- ,. ...,...,
Di"'' 'hli'f' ID b.i'@ A''' I'd navy OH
nom t'.Ji. .
hH-woo' Flannel Blazer su.ts-nayy. sizes
80 AMI - = -.'.. ....... ...--.,..
hl iAE-n.,' u - -, ~ I't
ana pla'k' AL Woo, '''2o ir,il d., ,zrp
pa ana ,I'[ ~. '.'.' .' 'A' Zen ia
p soii tan Hroalcioth BLAZER SUITS, em-
DT2i' 5Si ''', C5'S Sc i;3 R 'S suns
'rp.s eage. 500 i ir2m 81: !, IRIS -.ry -,
t,ac q iron. $3.50. Two others o. iuusi-
be PLAID
To these we add the following
,-.,...>- -t.,-r.-
l. ON SUI = y
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FOR MEN ONLY.

1irNS PCRC.iT EEGLIGEE SHIRTS. vhi'e
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while the second bandit was shot
through the brain.
MURDEKEs- MANIAC.
Infuriated People Want to- Drag
Her DhrnurI, thn Arrontr

infuriated People Want to Drag
Her Through the streets.
MIDDLETowN, n. Y, Sept. An
other chapter was added today to the
McQuillan murder when the dead body
of old Paul Halliday was dug out of the
dirt beneath the floor of the rickety old
house III which he lived with his ma
niacal partner. The discovery of the
body was made by man named
Greeves. who belongs in New York city
and spends his summers here at house
short distance from the Halliday
place.
1t was Tumored here this morning
that the woman had attempted to kill
herself while in one OF her spasms, but
she shows 10 sign of self-injury. The
manner in which she is being treated by
almost everybody in the village has
aroused the Indignation of a few peo-
pie. While the woman crouches in a
corner OF the sitting room of Constable
Scott's home, raving all the while, men
gather around and hoot and jeer at her.
One genius suggested that she be
dragged through the road by a rope
fastened to a running horse, and for
tins was bOisterOuSly applauded. Every
time man comes along with a camera
the crowd forcibly holds her in position
while ii picture is taken. If she is not
really Insane now she soon will be. un-
der such treatment.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-08
STRUCK BY A CYCLONE.
Lockport. Louisiana. Laid Low
and Six People Killed.

LockpOrt, Louisiana, Laid Low
and Six People Killed.
RACELAND, La, Sept. IA severe
cyclone struck the pretty town Of Lock
port, on Bayou Lafourche, about 8 a.
M, and left it mass of ruins and des-
olation. Strong winds had been raging
the whole night long, accompanied
by rain. The wind shifted suit
denly to the southwest and
blew at terrible rate, carrying
everything in its path. The fine store
of w. G. Barrlos was half demolished
and all goods injured; the store of Paul
Meyer and residence was completely
demolished; residences of Gus
Abritat and c. }. Richards, Oliver
Rivet's barber shop, isadore LIE
Bianc's residence, G. ID. Barrio's
large cooper shop. convent of
immaculate Conception and Peter Pull
lucky'S fruit shop were completely
destroyed. A large portion of Louis
Terrill's residence was destroyed. Many
other buildings were badly damaged.
Killed-Sister Pulcharie, Sister Lucie,
Miss Mabel GauthreauX. Oliver Revet,
unknown man with scalp torn OFF.
Seriously Weunded-Gamille Richard,
three ribs broken; injured internally.
Edward BarbiOus, wohnded in breast
and head. Isadore LIE Blane,. ribs Irac-
tured. and was carried away by the ey-
clone FROM one side of the bayou to the
other. Miss Nettie Avo internal
Injuries; recovery doubtful. Miss
Aucern, of Terrebonne, nip Injured.
Sister Anasthonie. of immaculate Con-
ceptIon convent. head and hips injured;
Sister Joseph, hips injured; Arthur Sc
vile, two fingers broken, since ampu-
tated; Gus Abritat, parish of As
censIon, scalp wound, face and
arms injured; Mrs. Gus Abri-
tat, shoulder fractured, internally
injured. The baby OF Mrs. Abritat was
i'll her arms at the time and Was carried
by the wind into the street anu escaped
injury. Mr.. George, the ship-buiider,
of AlgierS, slightly wounded. Miss
Louise Forest, slightly wounded. Drs.
GazZo. Knoblock, Cillouet and Mancon
attended the wounded. The property
loss in this city will approximate
100000.