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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-19
Oils.

NEW YORK, Oct 1s.-Petroleum steady
and moderately active. Pennsylvania oil
November options, sales, 5000 brls; closed
at 701sc bid; 70Ac asked; United closed at
70isc; turpentine steady.
OIL CITY, Oct 1S-National Transit GER
tificats opened at 70kc: highest, 7015c; low
est, 701kc; closed at 1890. Sales, 1900 brls !;
clearances 10000 brls; shipments, 16O,47S brls;
runs 99271 brls.
WILMINGTON, Oct. 1S-Rosin firm:
strained, SIC; good, 90c. Spirits of turpen-
tine quiet at 26c. Tar firm at 9Oc. Turpen-
tine steady: hard ST. soft, SLIGO; virgin, 81. CO.
\ PITTSBURG, Oct. 1S.-Transit certificates
opened at 70Hc: closed at 70Ac; highest
7015c; lowest, 70Ac. Sales 1000 brls.
( SAVANNAH, Oct 1S.-Spirits of turpen-
tine firm at &c. Rosin firm at 95c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-26
CnrLDREy,s Snoar Pants Surrs.

You'n find patterns for dress-and
for rough service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-26
Increasing the noney.Order Business.

WASHINGTON ID. c. Aug .2j-Durln3
the financial furry Of the past few weeks
,hcre las been noticeable 'ncrease J."
,hs businessof several branches at ;he
civ post office. Especially is THIS lhe
case in the money order DIVISION Inc
difficulty and bother Of handling checks
and drafts just now has driven many
business men TO the use OF money oTuetS
On transacting their business For eN-
ample. one Well-known banker OF ti'is cry
recently sent n draft on New York down
IN New orleans in the usual routine of
business. with the result that II was re-
turned TO him as unavailable. lie was
forced 70 take out money order FOR the
requisite sum.
The officials in the money order division
OF the city post Office stated today the
amount Of business done by them now is
iust about double what IL usually IL NJ TINS
time Of the wear The registry diVlsl IN
does not show Ike Increase. ana these
IS. Of course. no way OF telling the nature
OF the contents OF the registered packages
but IL is thought that many or theIn
eoDtsin creeubacks that are beins sent
on, in Mace Of the checks or drafts that
ore usually nsed for doing business by
mail. 49,.
Assistant Postmaster Merrill was the
head Of the money order division dur
ing the hard times In 1873. He toid
star reporter this morning that ne
remembered very well how the bulk Oh
The business they did increased then
Can't. Merrill said that the way IL
ran 1p was something amazing the
whole Of the once was compelled 10
work long after time and way mo the
nigbt I'm order - get through with the
work that crowded in upon them'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-26
civil Service With Vengeance.

WASHINGTON. u. c., Aug. 2j.-rhere
viii be an outcry among the politicians
IL the bill which Mr.. Lodge OF Massa-
chusetts has just introduced in the sem
ate should become a law. but the ciamor
against 1t will probably prevent It's ever
reaching a stage where It's passage Will
be likely. The bill bears the innocent
lille ITO regulate the appointment %
fourth-class postmasters." but its es-
sential purpose is 20 exclude political
influence I'm the appointment and removal
Of the great number Of such pOstmasteFs
throughout the country.
The bill is the outgrOwth OF confer
ence OF the advocates Of the extension
Of the non-partisan system OF appoint
ments and has the cordial Endorsement
OF several of the civil service reform as
socintions. 1t IS claimed by those who
support this measure that the constant
changes upon the advent Of new ad-
mlnistration tend to deteriOrate the SER
vice and illustration OF this, figures are
given that at least furnish food for re-
nec,ion. In 1885 there were $40 removals,
but I'm 1856. with the change in the ad-
ministration. there were s,5j5. With biz
designations n change OF more thnn 50
per cent OF the postmasters OF the ooun-
try In a single year where the changes
were less than II per cent the year pre-
cedng.
A ike change I'm 1889 in the admins
tration shows removals and designations
amounting 70 II. 406, or nearly % per cent
IN a single year against less than Il FER
cent the year before, when there Was less
motive fo- political removals. The re-
cures for the present administration ara
Of rourse. not obtaiuablc but the friends
Of the bill contend that they Will show
that removals have been made with tha
same dextrity.
Mr. Lodges bill provides for the So
lecrion of postnasters. wien vacancies
occur, in an open and public manafr 10y
rCst Office inspectors de 3ignated for th'
duty I'm the various postal districts, and
| The Postmaster General IS required e
| select one OF the candldats designated
by the inspector az fitted for th@otice
| and 10 assign a reason T ne doas mol
designate the one graded The high ~
| by the inspector. The papers I'm ea'i
case are to be open to TN public. er'Sp
! In confidential reports OF the !nsp 'ctor
| which might injurc some OF the appli
| cants.
The charge proposed by this bill re
duces the labor OF the Post Office Depart
ment by one-half, and II IS claimed II
! the system that It would no
he expensive after the principle was cstat
lishcd that the tenure Of the best postInls
! tiers was permanent, and that the
would not he removed for political rea
sons Under this bill the postmas'e
would be responsible TO the department
and not TO the member OF Congress who's
influence placed him there. and 1t Is ais
| claimed thae the fact that removal
would be made for cause only would Il
suit in longer service and prevent IN
evils OF Wholesale changes. The inter
ference of members of Congress In the ST
lection OF fourth-class postuasterS
saeciauy forbidden IN s.r. LoGco's -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-26
MIR. Glenn on the Cash Famine.

WASHINGTON, D. c., August 25.-Mr.
Glenn of Atlanta Ca, and member of the
law firm of which Secretary Smith is the
head. was q visitor at the Department OF the
Interior yesterday afternoon. His call was
purely social. There was no politics in il,
He was en- route from New York to Atlanta
ald had stopped over for a brief period. He
SAID that things down south were quiet.
They had felt the effects Of the panic. 10
thought that things would revive after tho
repeal of the purchasing clause of the Sher-
man bill. He was not positive that the act
was IT oonsible for the cfsh fsmi Q, but as
long as the paope attributed the trouble to
that. its repeal could not fail to have y
beneficial effect. lie was bimetallist, but
thought that the administration was right,
and that the present panic was not put up
Job against silver. lie thought that the silver
people ought fret to let the Sherman bill be
knocked out. and then proceed TO hustle for
what they wanted. There was very little
political strife down in Georgia. A good
deal OF interest conferred in the postmaster
shin. but the incumbent. republican hold
over. be thought would be permitted to
serve out his term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-26

n@g- MARSHALL-STREET CHRIS
TIAN CHURCH. -Preachins at L. A. NJ aud
S:i5P. NJ. by the Pastor. Rev. A. X. MOORE. sun
day school at $50 \. u. Prayer-meeting WED
SFspAY NIGHT AZ 81 > O'Clock. IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-26
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
1EL CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
HONEY.
oheYIncs and Sales at tho Richmond To-
bacco EIchange-Internal Rcvenuo
CoIiecfions-Foreign Advices-

NEW YORK, Aug. 25-Money on call
easy ranging from to per cent'last
loan at sand closing offered AT 4; Prime
mercantile paper, Sal2 per cent.
Sterling exchange weak. with actual
business in bankers bills at s4.SlAgA Tor
sixty day paper and si.s57iGs6l. for de-
mand: Posted rates. si.s2doi; commercial
bills. SiS.lza4.S5.
Government bonds lower. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds firm.
The feature Of the stock market at tha
opening to-day was decline OK per cent
I'm l.. & n. due 10 the receipt OF lower
quotations fromLondOn and TAX or q
strike The sellers in making an attack
On this stock. evidently intended 10 cover
in other shares but the general list held
1eil.and IL was not long before the shorts
evinced a disposition TO cover up As the
day advanced and IL was seen that thf
currency situation was improving, the
bulls took courage. and by placing ialr'
sized buying orders in various STOCKS
succeeded In turning the current III an
upward direction. Keene' Conhor' ana
the Woumsers were credited with taxing
n prominent part in the speculation tof
a rise.
The advance ranged from ~ TO 2sl
per cent. Sugar, Chicago Gas, General
Electric. the Changers, Louisville ahc
Nashville and Western Union leading
Shortly before the close, Dlstiller'
broke suddenly from 225 to goa OF
advices from Washington that thq
payment of taxes on spirits 10
bond would not be enforced by the Secr~-
tary OF the Treasury. The general marFcl
reacted Lf1S from the highest. but th-
UNDERGONE was strong. Among the spec
ialties. Edison Illuminating was the fea'
ture. and It passed thro most giraffe
fluctuations. The stock. after selling AZ
30. dropped 10 7l&l and jumped 10 ~
One Of the features OF the days opT-'
tons was the increased demand for l,sw'
priced stocks. many OF which ruled on a
higher range. The sales aggregated 1tO
400. including 1900 unlisted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-26

TAKE STEPS IN TINE:
When your blood is out OF
order, you emit afford 70
whit. A slight cold, IN
this scrofulous condition,
is enough 10 threaten you
with Consumption. AT
sthe first symptom OF any
weakness In the lungs, or
with any cough that you
can't seem 20 get nd OF,
you should take Doctor
Phrce's Golden Medical
Discovery. For Consump-
ton itself, except in the
most advanced et0geS,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-26
sheepshead fsy-En,ries for To-Day.

First race. FIVE and half furlongs,
OD-Tormentor. 80: Dr. Hasbrouok. III
Lady Violet. 10; Wsh Jim. 1oi; Loanta
ker, 101: Uncle Jess. Ice: Walcott, 9S;
Lorimer, IS. Yemen, %; Addie. 90: La lsh-
ing Water. &c.
Second race. fve-eigh his Of mile ;O0-
Aureallan. IL: Stonencllie. 10: Busieris,
Jos: Longsharks. 1OS: Factotum, los; Pa
trician. los; Potentae, Jos: Joe Ripley
los: CIaru-, JOS; Little Pirate. los; VIII
Fonso. los; Flirt, 105' Shefliy 81.
Third race. mile and eigth; Dolphin sta
kes: G) Sir Francis. l21; St. Leonards.
10.
Fourth race. mic and eighth: Fall sta
kes .CS)-Lamplighter. IL; Sir Walter. Ill
Comanche, III: Bitten, l04; Pickpocket,
I0i: The Pepper lDi; Candelabra, .0i;
Wildwood. 1lI.
Fifth race sevcn-e,gths OF amile: Sell
ling ,6l-Addie 112; Hammie. 20: Integrity.
81; Evanatus. 81: Panway. 81 Ingot, 50.
Sixth race one mile. Green stakes ION
turf)-Slrrocco, 152: Sleipner, l52; Lizzie,
1877; Julien, 100; Void 12; Madrid. 12S;
Restraint, 120; Gface Brown. III; Orchis.
1T.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-26
CHICAGO.


CHICAGO. Aug. 25-There was grand
swing To all markets on the chicago
board OF trade to-day. The bears pressed
the selling early and forced prices down
In ali the grain pits. When everything on
the moor was oversold,t the trade got some
good bull news IN wheat, which alarmed
The shorts and started speculative buying
Wheat got such q rally that all othsr
markets followed Following bad break
In the first hour. when the lowest prices OF
this remarkable year we're made In sever
nj options, there was a strong recovery
which closed with everything on the moor
above yesterdays figures. The volume OF
business was double that OF any day for
two weeks. Wheat broke from ooes 10 oeas
for September. with a rally to 0<doo's
lust ut the close. This was all the more
resnArhabie. as Liverpool cables were the
sickest OF the season. quoting spot wheat
z ponce lower But the exports OF wheat
end flour for tho day reached go o0O
eush1ss. ana the local money conditions
were improved. This started me merts
ABa thsE honxhk fun1aaslx Aazins tAA sAAz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-26
khouf Light Houses.

= WASHINGTON. ". G. Aug,25.-The
report ~ the light house inspector
of the fifth district, which includes the
waters of Maryland. Virginia and IN"
Carolinae. has been received OK the
Treasury Department. The Cape charles
light which Is one Of the most I'M
portant on the coast required niue or
10 repairs I'm the year. The Thimbie
Echt. near Fort Monroe. also required
little attention, though for a time last
winter II was thought 1t would be ser
iouslv injured 10y the fee jam. cape
Henry light IS in good condition. Lam
bort's Point liCht was discontinued our
Ing the year. as It proved Of little value.
The Wolf Trap light was completely
carried away. but recently contracts have
been made for the erection Of light
- replace the old one. Smiths Point
Tight 8lsO sustained severe damage by
The ice. but repairs were made which
nuts the light in fine condii lion. The
lights along the Potomac river are re-
ported to lie well kept and In good condi-
zion Few repairs were necessary during
the year and these were of an unmpor-
taut character Recommendation Is made
that a Light house be established on the
stretch between Cove Point and Smith :
Point which for a distance Of thirty
miles is unlightcd. This lGht, In the
opinion Of the inspector. Is very necessa-
nv. Small repairs were placed on the
blackstone Island light, in the Potomac,
and n nnew light house was erected on
MARYLAND Point The light shone for the
first time last December. The report
recommends that a light be established
NJ Swan Point Bar Fifty thousand
dollars would be necessary 20 construct
n light house. 1t is estimated that the
damage done TO the light house service
on6 the huovage system IN the Chesa-
axe bav last winter by the ice reached
fully y2UV, Wv. ..,-....,...-t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-26
Railroad Wage Reduction.

MOBILE, ALA. Aug 2J-J. c, Ciark'
President OF the Mobile and Ohio kall-
road Company, General superintendent
McIaren. and committees representing
the orders OF conductors, engineers hre-
men. trainmen and switchmen held con-
ference wednesday regarding a reduction
IN wages. The men refused to accept a
reduction OF 7l1 per cent without the stip-
ulated 6O-day notice. The company MADE
n counter proposition Of 10 per cent Tor
several months and at the expiration OF
that time. IL the financial condition OF
the road IS unchanged, the reducuon
should continue. This was refused. fres-
,dent Clark then told the men that the
scale OF reduction submitted to them was
Imperative. - -l.-1~-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-26
The UnI, Survivor.

NEW, YORK. Aug, .. Stories OF loss
OF life and shipping by Thursdays storm
are still coming In. This morning, Steph'
en- Cooper. of the pilot boat Thomas ID
Harrison. reported that when twenty
miles off Highlands at o'clockyesterda>
afternoon he picked up Henry Susa, a POI
tigusse. clinging TO the masthead OF &
snnken wreck. He proved TO be the only
survivor OF the schooner Narragansett
Captain Chase. bound from Philadelphia
for Westham, Mass. coal laden. whicf
foundered yesterday morning during the
hurricane. The crew OF five men wer
an lost and the survivor was for sever
hours on the mast before being picked uI
He was taken aboard the piist boat lie
en- exhausted coalition and conveyso rs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-26

nour. corn roucnso sos TOR eeptefn0er on
the break. and rallied to 81 cents. Oats
uiosed steady and higher. Pork and ribs
closed 40 cents over last night. Lard Is
unchanged.
Cash quotations: Flour; Slow sales on
private terms. No spring wheat 60il;
No Q red. coz. No 2 Corn. 1914. No Oats
.s5.. Mess pork. si340d65. Lard S.iog2o.
short nib sides. loose. ss55a6o Dry Salt
ID shoulders. boxed. sI2sfr50. Short clear
hdes. boxed. Ss.2JQj0. Whiskey, SLIP
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-26
HnrrIrd In q CornfleId.

BRAZIL. Aug. %th.-Lest evening
Justice James OF this city was called out
a mile north OF town 10 marry Samuel
Head and Lydia somers. On reaching
the house 20 which he had been directed
the couple had gone to n neighbours. .
quarter OF a mile away. and the Justice
cut across lots 10 meet them In
going through n field OF corn they
were met on their return. where he
performed the ceremony between two
rows OF corn. extended his congratula-
lions after .pocketing the little fee. and
retraced his steps Observation-Disclosures
apolls Sentinol.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-26
A Strike improbable.

NASHVILLE, TENN. Aug. 25--Repre-
aantatiyss OF the various labor organizations
whose members are employed on the Louis
ville 4 Nashville Railway system met here
/ secret session to-day to count the votes
cast for and against the order OF the railroad
company making ten per cent reduction
in tie wages of employees, to take enees
Gent. l. Il Is tito opinion here that Two
thirds of the employees voted agair 81 accsp.
ting the reduction. but it 10 thought that
a strike will DO avoided and the matter al
issue be amicably settled on some satisfac'
tory basis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-26
Baseball Briefcd.

Al Washington: r. II. f
Wilmington 10000 10000 5
81 I0uis 00431 0 0 Ok 8 10
arteries: Esper and Mcclure; Gleason
and cit
At New York-1O innings; darkness:
NV York Ol2001 1000 / 8
Tittsbrrg 100000 l-5 Il
Batteries: German and Wilson; ki!len
Earle IN Mack.
RaItim"re iOo1O OOOo-2
Cjncirntti 100000 x-4 9
r Ter 80: Hawk aud Aobinson; Par
rot. Ki"g aud Vaughan.
All Philadelphia;
IL,ndelphia 202 10000 IS 1
Batter, $: Menatee aud Weaver; Tryloi
CD Cl-m'n ts.
At Brooklyn:
Brooklyn 2 | K II
Chicago q D - .
Ba tories: Kennedy and hlnsloW: AObe.
end X ttredge,
At Boston:
Boston % 0 K
Cleveland O0020 90 Ia 8
BATTERIES Gastr ght ani Camel; Younl
aud Gunson
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-26
Spirits in bonded Warehouses

WASHINGTON. August 25.-Secre-
tary Calisle to-day sent Ex-senator Vor-
bees a letter touching the pending bill
TO extend the time during which whiskey
may lie I'm bonded warehouses before
penalties acrue. The Secretary condemns
the proposition. saying that it would af-
ford no relief 10 owners OF goods In Gus
toms warehouses 2 "a he concurs In the
view Of the Comn.E sioner Of Internal Re
venue that the amount Of penalties as
sessed and to be assessed upon spirits In
bonded warehouses Is not sufficient TO
Justify special legislation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-26
France aud siam Again.

LONDON, Aug, "a special to the
Times from Bangkok. says that VI. De-
viles, French special envoy has demand
ed that the Siamese government dis
miss all Danish officers from the Siamese
service. The effect Of such dismissal
would be Reorganization Of the siamese
army and navy. and the dispatch adds
that there is every reason to fear mat
France is seeking a pretext to satisfy the
demands OF the Chauvinists in Saigon,
who desire the acquisition OF more
siamese territory on the right bank OF
the Mekong river. NJ. Deviles has an
nounced In Bangkok, that four more
French war ships are on their way TO
that city. Further meetings between
NJ. Deviles and the Siamese foreign min
isterhave been adjourned without date
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-26
Tow che Clubs Stand.
Treasury Changes.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.- Official changes
were announced to-day in tho Treasury
Department as fallows:
Appointed-Lymsu Howard. New York,
assistant inspector of Boilers of steam YES
sells at New York City, Morgan Il. Cotter,
clerk TO local board Of steamboat inspectors,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Removel-Joseph Hsdfeld. assistant In
spector of boilers of steam vessels at New
York Samuel X. Campbell clerk to beard
of steamboat inspectors. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-26
Relief for Brunswick

WASHINGTON, u. C.,Aug. .25.-Sollc.
tor Reese has given the Secretary OF
the Treasury an opinion that he has au-
thority to use a portion OF the fund 70,
preventing the Introduction and spread
Of contagious diseases TO alleviate the
distress Of the people Of Brunswick Ga.
I'm consequence Of the yellow fever panic
This opinion is based on representations
by Surgeon-General Wyman that INA
tcver Will probably spread unless some
ming Is done at once TO relieve the suf'
fortrey 81 the OeOule,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-26
- rnRAccO EXCHANGE.

PINT lcpAo~O - ,ooo
ton ~ Richmond, Va, Aug o. 1870
Light offerings OF Tobaccos at Auction
on Change to-day: Highest price ior sun
cured Sl100.
Private sales reported to the Secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
were very light.
The Tobacco Inspector reports TO-DAY,
Inspections Bright 1877 Hhds DARK ~
Hhds., 8 Tierces: Reinspections, brAsn'
Hhds.. Dark none Tierces none;
Myers shockoe. seabrooke's' Planters
Crenshaw's and Jones Tobacco "ai
houses report to-day; Receipts 10 pam
ages Deliveries. 40 packages. g.
the CIV OF Richmond. Va, to-day;
Cigars and Cigarettes sl454S; Plug To-
baccos. s2.OS7.97; Total, s2'2SS'i5.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange to'
day; w. II. Kelley, Caroline.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-26
Restrict ons on rrsYei Removed,

JACKSONVILLE FLA, August 2.-
State Health Ofsicef Porter last night is
sued the following bulletin which re-
stores Port Tampa to its normal condi-
ton, after six days Of suspicion
Port Tampa. Fla. August "A. 1893.
1.-THE State health oficer OF Florida an
nounces that the observation Of Port Tam
pa city and the docks In relation 10 the
steamer Markamannia being no longer
considered necessary. all restrictions on
travel win be removed after noon to-day.
as no Developments have arisen TO war
rant further continuance Of the sur
veillance which has been maintained
since the 18TH. No. - - -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-26
flgllt with NEGRO Robbers.

NASHVILLE TENN, Aug2O.-Thers
was n desperate hgnt last night between
a band Of negro burglars and highway
men, and officers, near Thompson Sta
ton. in Williamson county. The officers
surrounded the house which the robbers
used "a a rendezvous. In the fight which
ensued one Of the posse, Sinner, was
badly wounded and one Of the negroes,
Tom Thompson, the leader Of the gang.
killed The house was found full 81
plunder which had been stolen at resi-
dencos in the neighborhood. Among the
booty was found the pack Of peddler
who has been missing for some days
Three OF the robbers werc captured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-26
soorhes, 1lnnh .clIeusa,lon BIZ pena.

WASHINGTON, August 2.-U Is
predicted that the bill TO increase the cir
culation Of the national banks TO the par
value OF the bonds deposited by thein
will never come 10 a vote IN the senate
The measure has low been draggiN us
slow length along for rome days. IL mas
received good deal OF commends ION,
Inn, there has been exhibited towani II
also. the most pronounced hostility. ar
Voorhees, himself in his speech the o.her
day gave uttersnce TO no very irlenoy
senetiments towards the national BANKS
and his remarks found responsive echo
from other Senators. The Indiana sena-
tor stated the other day that VI 'his
bank circulation bill was 20 be used 20 as,
law action upon the repeal bill ne woa,a
withdraw It, Whether he carries tnIs
threat into execution or not tue iNe"'u's
Il not likely 70 reach = wore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-26
Haas n ws.
PANTS NEWS.
.olcnme news.

~ciC0me news.
eve got some big bargains to
cell about.
Some big values 20 show-with
some small prices tackled 10 them.
It's your necessity and ours. You
want 'em to wear. We want 'sm
out of the way. You'll be doubly
lucky in finding among them many
a pattern that you can wear way
into the winter. Hundreds are
heavy enough for fall-a few will
lust answer for a months use now,
and then you can hang 'em away
I'll next spring. Noull find II
good Investment whichever way
you look at II.
Supply yourselves-supply your
big bows.
Supply your little boys.
Soc how the prices have slipped
below the line of actual worth.