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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

Committce on merchant marine and
fisheries are considering the Fifhian
free shipping bill This ball l. similar
o. that reported by the committe, at the
last congress. II excepts all coastw iss
vessels from it, operations. also ships
uaad on the great lakes. All other ships.
whesexer built. may be purchased bg
American citizens and hy the American
faE.
On the Mexican var pension roll there
are the names ~ l5.2i5 survivors and
7 - willows. and something over 3Co0
cases we're pending az latest reports.
This makes a total - y, s97. or several
thousand more men than the United
States bad Ia Mexico at any one time
during the var.
The committee on judiciary has com
pleted The consideration 81 the bank
ruptcy bill and crsiered q favorable re-
port ap.sn H. Tho involuntary clause.
over shich the principal contest sook
place. 10 retained About seventy
changes are made N the Old Torrey bill
Plans fos the Saginaw public build
inr have hren ordered prepared iraue
disfely The recent Ere waa used BY
Congressman Linton a. an argament -
advance the Saginas designs over thos-
Of other structures
Representative Whiting las Intro
ducrd bill grantina a pension a. VII.
iam y Cope. the dependsnt father -
James Geek. private n Company 4.
Thirte~uth Michigan infantry
'rh~ r.siunatioe = Charles 3 Wen
nekef irsierUai r~srnse esiiectof - The
So fegia Missouri alefrirt hse tsen -
ersse,i ~ Secretary Carlisle
secretary ,sr~rhaas ha- sfven ap his
atea - renfine foosr here aod siil
rs.ntiaas ta aee ~ ~ sslirrson.
fa sfs4fsuf has sps.faessi 80 ls.i
esssat ta.s tbe tla.e fot essgiailsz ihe
eieys4tk esn~as
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

BsRilx. Oct. 4 The KreDs zeitung
toslay publishes the often referred 20
order cent BY Emperor William 10 Dr
Schweninger. THIS order bears date a
April II, isto. and contains The follow.
ing: Not only the German nation. but
ali the nafioas of the eitiiized world.
have the deeresi interest N Prince iiis-
marck's welfare personally. heartily
desire - go him. eiih tsod's help hong
preserved. I Uish you. therefore. 90
continue - aftesd him - his phys.
cisnA look forward % your rsports
fron, time to time
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

WAsHrNGroN. Oct. f.-The committee
on foreign relations met this morning
aud took final action on the case 81 j. j.
Van Allen ~ Rhode Island. nominated
TO be ambassador to Italy. IL is under
stood that favorable report was or
dered. A large number of letters. both
for and against confirmation. were re.
9 ived. but after careful consideration %
ali the facts the committee. u is under
stood decided there was no good reason
Why Mr.. Van Allen should not be con
Armed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05
ILraNoIs CENTRAL RoBBED.
burglars Knocked . safe Co Pieces
and Got S7OOL

CHICAGO. Oct. 4-Burglars entered
tho Oakland suburban station of the
Illinois Central railroad last night. and
without waking four inmates OF the
building. who slept over the ticket Office.
knocked the safe 20 pieces and stole
s7u0. The intruders gained entrance by
baatering In the door of tho station with
a railway tie aud then pounded the safe
90 pieces Hiram Staueell and wife and
Fred Douglass and WIN Johnson sleep
above tho station. They were not die
turbed IN tune. they cay. 10 prevent the
hurulary
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05
DENIED BY nuNrINGToN.
No Trouble Between Mrs Stanford
and Himself

NEW York. Oct. &C. p. Huntington
denies the report from San Francisco
that the widow OF Leland Stanford
could not obtain an accounting from
him Of property in which the two were
Interested Mira Stanford" he said.
may have a statement Of affairs in
which her husbands estate 10 concerned
any time she desires it. IL 10 simply a
matter OF making an abstract FROM the
books There are no differences be-
tween Mrs. Stanford or the Stanford
estate and myself. and do not believe
Mrs. Stanford made any OF the state
ments attributed to her. I do not be-
lieye the allegation that unsecured loans
for S5.o0o,O00 are due the estate. only
know Of $3.50, 900 in such loans-r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

RocxpoRr. IN. Oct. f.-~The Hart
double murder case was before the
grand jury today, and Mira Hart. the
mother. and the brothers u the mur.
dered girls appeared and gave their tes.
tlmoay. William Hart the oldest
hrosher. when asked - hether be thought
John was mentally uuhalsnce,l said
-No. I Do not Ne may be tying ta
piay insane aov 10 eeeste the punish
ment be - richly deserves. hut n he
dos ast hang d. not ksos What eyims
= mar eould cpmmit that would hang
him In thts eountry
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

RsoJsrTrno, Oct f-T.,esosBmsDders
a the British. Frcnch. Italian. Amer.
can and Portuguese men .nfwaf here
have received Dispatches giving ulcn
discretionsry power ~ tsfs surh sEfipn
- mag te necessary In order a. prevent
any furtbsr attack q. The cit, which
might snasngsr The lives sDo laofsrty
f fofsixn subiecfs The crrnnlantiefs
"A fereign var rr-self bsTt alreadf scted
IN tisis senns hy Informing Admirh
Mellos that no nftsck upon kio Jansire
will 10 teruifted The tierpen 9osrrn
snrnf alone has rrfrninrd ffou taking
similar scfioa un tho ground that a
de.x M desire 81 iutsrfers IN denscsiit
lIslnrrnl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05
Ditched an Engine.

PouoHKEEPsrE. ". ". Oct 4.-Train
No. g. the New York express. ran into
the rear OF freight train on Lacoy's
switch. The engine. with engineer and
fireman. went into the river. Both were
badly injured. None OF the cars of the
express were derailed. BY midnight all
trains were running regularly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05
MurtIcresi Tor HIs MONEY.

DrLUTH. Mimi. Oct 4.--The body Of
an unknown man was found in Sand
Point lake, near the Canadian boundary
Hclhpd been slFot through the head and
boiy and anchored 10 TIE bottom Of the
lake by a stone fastened TO one wrist
The mans pockets had been rifled, but
about his chest was money belt con-
tanning nearly 81. 900. which the murderer
failed To find.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05
ouarantlnc statlon pcstroyed.

WAsHISGroS. Oct. 4.-Surgeon Gen
eral Wyman Of the marine hospital
service this evening received telegram
from Surgeon General Guitcras at
Biloxi. Mississippi. stating that the gulf
quarantine station atChandeleur island.
thirty i've miles of the coast of Missis-
sippi, has been destroyed by the hurii-
cane. Ii will require two months 10 re-
pair the damages.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

n-e. ,-ane oct. a.. @.ssss 90 p~s.s-s
rrekrn

Dssstta. Ala. oct 4 rhe lsackisigas
q The sfftkr hsf~ vueae - - hss.kan.
Evers deFastnssrt 4 fhe L&spistiilr an.l
<aehfil,s eitefe ss - aatsAi eaptef -
ss.ss alsse. N.af thsa ga sew ssra are
~ safs t.ee.s a file rffikrfe sr< ,sasl
snssassa - fefasn. tpt thsir ptasss kasu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

eonhrmsd the following noninztioas %
day kranos u Ralph - b register Il
fhs and ofics a. Ralph City. Soath
Dakota Joseph - Carter. - Be aseat
for fhs Indians q the Fisths4d sgcncy
Ia Monlans; First Liruteasnt John J.
Haien, quarternsster Eighth infantry.
3 be captain second Lisotsnant Id
esrd =. Joaes. Jr.. Eighth infantry, 10
be tEst lisuienant
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

MoNTEvpEo. Oct 4-The Brazilian
turret ship Bahia sailed north yesterday.
II IL reported that ehe Is going 10 join
the rebel fleet under command of Ad.
miral MelIo. The Bahia is a coast de
fcnse armorclad She is of LOCO tons
burden and l.0i0 horse power. She car
ries two seven inch guns besides a small
auxiliary battery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

TofKDo. Ohio. Oct A-Thropgh the
assistance of outside parties six aesper.
ats men. Imprisoned la the county Jail
al Bowiing Green. Wood county. sue
ceeied In making their escape Some
implements were passed into the Jail by
friends OF the prisoners and last night
the sir men dug hole through the
foundation Of the building and sre gone.
The men are William Cook. child mar-
derer. who was found guilty only ysster.
day and MAS 10 have been sentenced to-
day; X G. Clark. A. ID. Farr and l. M.
Farr. houssbreakera and John and
George Sheets. highwsymen. The sher-
if. his assistants and = posse Of citizens
are 10 hot pursuit Of the Jail breakers.
but up to q late hour this afternoon no
trace Of any OF them had been found.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

TERRE HAUrE. Ind. Oct A stranger
giving his name as Robert Jones is in
Jail here awaiting Identification. He
was arrested for attempting to pass a
sl00 check drawn on the American Ex-
change National bank OF Chicago. signed
by the Holbrook Lumber company on
several merchants. When searched he
had checks on his person TO the amount
Of almost s-aO
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05
GobbIed by the Trust.

KSoxvrLLK. Tenn. Oct Alt is re-
ported that the Bessemer ore trust has
secured control Of the famous magnetic
ore property at Cranberry. North Caro-
lima The price is said 10 be sl.000000.
This is by long odds the richest deposit
OF Bessemer ore in the southern states
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

CaicsGo. Oct. 4-The grand lodge of
Masons elected the following officers this
afternoon: Grand master. Leroy God
dard. Chicago; deputy grand master.
Owen Scott. bloomington; grand senior
warden. Edward Cook. Chicago; grand
junior warden, W. r. Hitchcock. Peoria;
grand secretary. J. ii. G. Dill. Blooming
ton; grand treasurer. Wiley NJ Egan.
Chicago
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

HAIsykt. y. s. tiff IN HfisHlff
was nBde - wreck rss~ngfs iFair 90
re Intercoloui~i rsilray y3stef.iaF it,si
birth ~ Truro. 4 ssifch sas fJened
ard tbs engine jumped fhe tfack and
seat down steep ernl,arkmeTf Ihe
entire trnin wuoid have f8Iioeei tut fuf
tie l.rrakine - tie egupler ie.ininE the
first ear b. tlss enrine Tie auihDf'isee
have flus a. the rerp-frsfers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

Louisv1i1E. KY, Oct A dispatch
TO the Courier Journal from New
Orleans places the loss of llfe on the
Louisiana coast ai nearly 2ooo and The
property damage a. e3op.ooh On
thenicre and Camanda were i3D fishing
vceacle and bot a word has been heard
from them or their cccupanta
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05
IN AID OF MELILLA
SPAN VIII Send Troops 10 De-
fend the Fortress
TIE spAkIARps ARE AROUSED
They Cry fIss yeaxr&ncs Asaz.zs ne
Moors--s.is&s af ,lsrsens rluss
f4y kn1enn1<A

MAm&IA OCL A-HXI XTX|m TW~<II
yesn has pubic srutluers 40 -
sh,,r.,.rl,l. sr..,-.., =. 4. -. -. 4. a.
-s...~L s.s - 49,. - - -, - -
-..-s- = - :. -,.,'- 49, - et-1~1
a'r'- " -.,.-''@. On ne Aoz ~ c,-49
81 e'''"ooo &1s sessfAment Las ><krn
Tnomlt and enerEeflc measures D. p<n-
lab the lin tribes ~bo 1ft4cksd tt.s
Spaniarxlz. dlsnstchlas nth Al lz.rIl,e
sf.ed Alter the r.c.iss - a.. -. a
-fha h.t,l. . ..,,l..st =, t,.-.A.--s -
Rsffian sfronrhoids and A ro<.e..l sir.,ner
with bafiery u artillery a r..enfa<o.
fhe xel,lI. ,s-<s.,, ~. -~~-l
st.,.-.s - - - ..--- !.
- ---s s'1s.. 80. -
lAss eh ~ ts4A Al tns n1it-rf
ho1hsnartrn there s-s an sif q
suppfesscd excitemenf snd order.
lies xcre dispatched frequently %
The barracks. conveying inffrOcsions %
certain FaRllnents 10 hold themselves an
readiness % proceed inmediAinly o.
Melliia But notwithstanding ali thes.o
preparations the people are dissatisfied.
The populace do not seem - understand
that sole tame is neccssary ~ prepare
the tfoopa Tor forelgn ssrsaea They
are bitterly angry at the NSHs and lsl
The pride a the race. which has de
tngulshsd the spanish nation for cent
urles. unrcasonably demands thai sun
mary vengeance be xreaksd upan ths
bafllarians who have dared 10 insult ills
yellow and red flag a Spain. The
people. who thus In their anger demand
an impossibility. do not sfop 10 consider
that The m0unfainoers u Nar.cco have
practically no fear and that ti.e greatest
delight Il their lives IL 10 fichf the de
spised christian
,a.,s~.,s,,,.., a., H.. s,...
IA. ..-..---...', :. a. -
s.i.s,s = -,-...'- ,s... : - -
S.ss.. 80 -, !. ~. 80. .aA 's.. 49,. .'s
- - - %%tf.+ 80 tt~A4 =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

burning OF Jim Lee . Mystery.
Negro Fire bug Drowned

nurntnx of jim Lee = mystery.
Negro Fire Bug Drowned
MExPHrs. Oct 4-The burning OF the
steamer Jim Lee 10 mystery. and there
is strong Suspicion that the fire was
the work OF incendiaries The boat
cost s65 50o0 in 1887. Ii was insured in
the Shallcross agency at Louisville for
$4,000 At o'clock this morning an
attempt was made q burn the steamer
G. B. Bryan Joe Williams. negro
roustabout. was seen saturating mat
ircss aud the side OF the boat with coal
oil. A watchman made rush for Will
Jams as he struck match and applied
il to the mattress. Williams jumped
into the river and was drowned. The
lire was quickly cxtinguished.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

ST. PE7FKsRrRf.. Oct A prominent
merchant - Kazer. <ovnehiiof - name.
has been found guilty ~ vbolceals uauf
der and renienced r. bard iaior f0f life
IN Sslsria lie killed his parents. tlrps
sisters. his vie sra bis vife's pafents
IN order q secure their property.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

NEw LONDON. Oct 4.-The United
States cruiser Montgomery went ashore
at Black Ledge last night. She was
fioated this morning and diver is ex-
amining her To determine whether the
injury will prevent a trial trip.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

WASHINGTON. Oct T. United States
Marshal blanchard at Detroit, Mich.
has been instructed to send a Chinese
found guilty there % being In the Uni
ted States in violation ~ lau, 60 San
Francisco. Cal. for deportation TO
China
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

Roexrosp. III. oct &. The Illinois,
Char company. zoe - he largest fnrni-
ttgfr factories n the city started az -
Asy xsth . lsfers fo:ra than ever. with
lsenfy - f.ffsfs on hsad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05
Carriage sa,laer~' omoer-.

Cmcsuo. Oct 4 AZ the second days
s.ssioa 81 the Carriage Builders Ma
tional association this afternoon. NJ. r.
Lane - Philadelphia eas elected presi
dent aud Henry &. Melear $50 etary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

BEAzrI. Ind. Oct. 4.-Two Staunton
youths who confessed TO obstrucsing the
track for the purpose OF wrecking the
express on the VaRdalia road were dis
covered by a farmer who tagged the
train. The young men are Ia jail.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

- PtsrnsEl-lsr. Ort 4 The uffcial
el,oisxs reforms sbov eleady decrease.
he utsks rrtarne from nfus otlns
useefnr-ents shnp flecreeae - 4fn res
feeoe snd zoniesihs uver the presiding
4etk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

Jstsf. o.. ct Fpaf hansire'i
earn vsf~ given enflay agent to-day hy
fl.s sisrt,ex q he ~ife dfaxine icfari
sasut q he t's,ns .isdsiesl Atsss Wire
ssfppsay.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

Nuspi'ssss etsv@ fnnsv~,@st
Nssnisesa>. gst 4 Tas sensi~ 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

Ex Congressman Dudley Coleman and
= party succee3ed IN reaching the city
from Woreland. one - the Mississippi
eoand resorts uhere they have been
penued op fer several days on acopunt
- the Naehssis % the f,aasTaiie =
Nashville railfnsd Nf Coleman says
ftAffuo prba-snsrs oenf-l by Pethevsnt
add tavfs have ts-en las.i and thst the
ere~= = faeh. ruu4lsfsrs alfo1sthff
ton h~f their iffee fAf.ee afe tht ffig
fatalities thsi afe knnvu - have ~
s,afr-sl IN the v Nsesss-iffa neced TIE
fasissasi fssef efaaF has chartered q toz -
bsins al triAte'i g.ss@engsrs . he cats
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
MONDAYS BARGAINS.

The best SHIFTING PRINTS only 4Ilc. yard.
FIGURED COTTON CHINA SILKS. 121ac. q
pieces Extra-Fine and Hcavy GERMAN Ia
BILE DAaASK, WAS Zoe, Monday only Doc
yard. ,, ,,,,.sn
Try a bottle Of the GOLDEN GLOSS, liquid
gold enamel This Ia not the common gold paint,
bus can be washed with soap, and VIII not ruo
OF nor tarnish. only PC. bottle.
The celebrated sun WAlSTS-a big variety
iust receiycd-ai % and 5Oc apiece.
MEMS COLLARS, all styles ana sizes, only Sc
ono 10. LADIES' HOSE, Sc. a pair.
One lot MISSES FINE-QUALIIY SEAMLESS
LADIES SHlRT-WAISTs only 4sc. apiece.
LADIES' FRENCH Saline WAISTS only
LADIES SUEDE Isle GLOVES, in black
and colors-look just Ike tho undressed Kid
on" LADIES' f. : BERLIN GLOVES only 7c. a pair.
LADIES' RIBBED IISLE VESTS, 25c. apiece.
one lot ROLLER-PLAIE RINGS, we're &c.,
CHIiDREN'S sOLID-GoLD RINGS, were 4s
and Be-, now 39r. apiece.
. GOLD-PLArE NECK CHAINS. now 81
apiece. 49,, ~,
Beautiful CHALlIES only 0lic. yard.
Tho lSc. quality CREIONNE5 only 1Oc.
ES0LID-CoLoRED CHAMBRAYs reduced to
TARD-WIDE FRENCH PERCALRs, Ioc.
yRri.
MADRAS CLOTH, extra quality, Sisc. yard.
REVERSIBLE GlNGlAMS, pretty patterns
only Sisc. ward. -
CHECK Nj Sims and INDIA LINENS, a big
variety at lower prices than ever.
LACES and ENBROiDEklES IN profuson ana
/ ~ gurprislngiv-.ow prices.
/ Null CAPS at lOc. apiece. Better grades,
also. .
BUTTEPMILK and TUBE-koSE SOAPS,
/ O D..
/ Speciai sqle u DRESS GOODS for entire stock
/ a, prices greatly reduced,
/ Soc our NECLIGEE SHIRTS. styles the pref
/ tics. in tao cts . >-,
ono lot PEPPEREL BLEACHED JEANS
/ DRAWERS. Zoe. pair. . ,....
special olIenns OF BLACK DRESS GooEs AZ
| 5Oc. 500 tho bfrsnles.
! BLUE ami RED UMBRELLAS, all elk, sl.7o
| apiece ,,,.,-,,, co,ne
I BE-. cake. -
. only l2loc yard.
/ Fine CREPON~. now effects, 1@15r. n yard
Remember our GIFT ENTERPRISE and dc
your dealings with us II WILL PAY YOU.
ISAAC HELD,
900 Broad Street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
$50 New Velvet Rugs,

IL yards long, q inches vide value g.
Special Sale 00c.
Summer Quilts,
large Sizes slightly solei. sold for So
Special Sale 75c.
1000 Yards Fine imitation China Silks,
that sold for 1915 md loo
Special Sale I2c. yard.
Plush Tabie-COverS,
Ga size, sold for 75c.
Special Sale zoe. each.
Ladies' India Stripe Cape listers,
with belt sizes 80 20 IS, value s175 to $3.50.
Special sale 47c. each.
All Black silk and Satin,
81 inches, the sL95 grade.
Special sale G9c.
22-Inch China silk,
made black and white, blue and white and
Special price 49c
Shaded Vclvets,
all combinations, 400 yards.
Special sale $1.48 a yard.
Bengaline Silk Bclora Jackets,
beaded sllk-unei, s. Is tho regular price
Special sale Sl.99.
China silk Waist,
peated back AMI 'front.' with jlbo colors value Sc
Special sale S2.9S apiece.
4-Button White Undressed 81 Kid
Gloves, all sizes.
Special sale SOC pair.
Columbia Shawl-Straps, worth $50,
Special sale &c.
Pointed Scissors, worth 10c.
Special sale &c. pair.
BEST SILK TWIST 80 shades. Special sale for 90.
2jc. HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACT, oil odors.
Special sale Zoe
SACHET ENVELOPES, ounce all odors. Special
sale DC.
ELECTRIC CLEANSER, for carpets. woollens,
laces, and clothing, the jOc. size. Special sale
10c.
PUTT POAIADE for cleaning brass--the 1Cc size
special sale -. C. Sic, J, l-g',-. sale, DC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
THE COHEN co.
PIECES OF FURNITURE
FREE OLE COST.

We are again Offering SPECIAL GIFT PRE-
MUM for the next sixty days FOLDING -.
BLES, FOLDING BOOKCASES. and FOLDING
MUsIC-STANDS made OF solid oak and antique
finish. Every purchaser receives q card. Every
purchase made is punched in this card, and
when your cash purchases amount to ESQ We
present you with your choice OF either Folding
Table BOok-Rack, or Music-Stand FREE,
WITHOUT COST TO YOU. Ponder over the
extra lnducement We are Offering In tondcrins
gratis theee elegant ana useful articles, and, all
things being equal and our prices being guaran-
teed az low II net lower than those OF any house
in the city, isn't it to your interest to come and
deal with us?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
.BREEDEN,
TALLEY & Co.,,
I MACE BLACK CAMEL'S-

/ piece BLACK CAMFLS-
HAIR SERGE about enough
for three dresses 40 inchc'
wide, reduced from 0&1e 10 2'c.
/ pioco BLACK FLANNEL
(drosa goods, 80 inches. re-
duced from - 10 l21sc. Two
or three dresses only.
Another lot Of LINING CAM
BRlI, remnants from l TO >
yards, st &c. per yard.
PATENT LINING, black
back. gray lace. SO inches vide,
FIGURED sILEsIA. white
back, yellow lace. SO inches
wide. at sc. worth l21sc.
/ lot NAVY-BLUE BLAZER
SUITS. jacket aud skirt
trimmed, with pearl buttons,
reduced from $40 TO S769.
CHILDREN'S STAINLESS
BLACK SEAMLESS HOSE,
ribbed, at 1879. q pair. This
supplies a lOng-ielt want-a
Hose between l2l6 ana 2Ic.
SILK WINDSOR TIES, black
and dark garnet only, at DC.
each.
GENT,LKlEN's PAST
COLOR FULL REGULAR
SOCKS at lie. q pair, or three
pairs for soc. These come In
unbleached gray. tan, ana
black.
2jc. IL the leading price Tor
GENTLEMEN ) SOCKS. These
we have in fully n half dozen
varieties, and all OF them are
first class for tho price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
Tapestry Carpets,

-
Special Sale 81 r-2c. yard.
Floor Oi-Cloth, ~, o., "a.
Special Sale I5c. square yard.
Seamless China rIatting,
Special Sale 10 r-2c yard.
Yard-Widc Cocoa rlatting,
regular 40. grade.
Special Sale 7sc. yard.
Childron's White Caps,
finely tucked large bow, valuo 81.
Special Sale 19c.
Child's White Drawn-Thrcad Cap,
lace ruaing around 'front.' real value 95c
Special Sale SC.
The New Collar and Cuffs,
with nu,ci runie all -olors, value PC.
Special Sale Zoe. a set.
Columbian Cambria Wrappers,
in pink and blue, with bertha all sizes
Special Sale Sl.50.
Percale Shrt-Wasts
for ladies', light and dark. the SOC Kind.
Special Sale soc.
Just Received Case Imported Fine Baby
Check Muslins, the l2lc quality.
Special Sale 54c.
Genuine English Long Cloth,
book fold. T. yards in piece.
Special Sale 31.44 apiece
50 Patterns Wool Challt-best goods
Special Price l2!c a yard.
Silk and Wool Gloria Cloth,
changeable coors, pieces, real value sl75 yard.
Special Sale 99c. Il yard.
47-Inch-Wide New Spring Shades 81
Henrietta.
Special Sale Gjc yard.
All-Wool Imported Henrietta,
Jet blacks, 4sc. yard.
40-Inch All-Wool Imported Fancy
Black Goods, the 81 quality.
Special Sale 39c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
Lot OF Odd Shades,

"''.a ''' social ;o. Sale nc. each.
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ro'' Nickel .,el,S Cu Ia. ing .,1G
special Sale DC. apiece.
sid Navirg-IronS.
''' W Special i Sale 7sc. each.
,-. Rush Hair-Brush,
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Special Sale &C. apiece
Ct 'dren 10c, CoIo r AK l1 ,ol, noSe'
$Dsrirl sale Ioc.
,..r... Fin, Hi 3r,I''I H '7,.,9 ''''
...a.r.r-ci 'front.'. value a.
Special sale SOC.
ladies' Black Seamless Hose,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
MEDICAL

ADIESl CHICHESTER'S ENG:
IIIisA PENNYRoYAL PILLS Diamond
Brand) arc the best. bate, reliable. lake p no
other. send 4a. sstampsl for psrticaisrsn
a,ovs,st,. CHICHESTER CHEMICAL CohrA-
ny, PhiIsdeiphis, PEI ~ iS-Tn.saSsais
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
MEYER'S RICHMOND'S GREATEST DRY-GOODS STORE.
MITTELDORFERS',
217 east Broad street,
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