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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-09-08
BUSINESS CARDS.
LAWYERS
J. MONTGOMERY SMITH.

A TTORNEY 1T Law, Mineral Point, Wis
II viii practice in the State and United
State courts. 1G-44Iy
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-09-08

G.. A. MARSHALL.
PHYSICIANS
WIN. EASTMAN. M. d,

physician and Surgeon, Mineral Point,
4 Wis. OiIicc in Lcnahan's block, opposite
First National bank Ally
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-16
JUZGADO MUNICIPAL
DE LA CIUDAD DE PONCE

Por providencia del dia de hoy, Sc Ina dispues-
to Ia venta Ell pdblica subasta de una casa, diez
hectareas. cincuenta Y siete areas Y veinte Y dos
centiareas de terreno Y una casa de yaguas en-
clavada Ell estos, han sido tasados en- la can't
dad de doscientos cuarenta pesos moneda corien-
te y tendr6 lugar el acto del remate en- los es
trados dc este Juzgado calle Mayor, de tres q
cuatro de la tarde del dia cinco de Octubre en-
trante, no admitiendose proposieiones que no
eubran las dos terceras parties de la tasaci6n Y
que para tomar parte en- Ia Heitaci6n ha de con
siguarsa previamente en- la mesa del Juzgado el
diez por cient0 de Ia cantdad que sirve lie tipo
nitidos; pues asl Sc ha dispuesto en- la demauda
civil que sigUe en- este .uzgado Fabriciano Gao
contra Jose Santiago, en- cobro de pesos que
los bienes embargados radean en- el barrrio de
Tibes lugar de la . Sonadora" de esta jurisdic-
ei6n.-Ponce, Setiembre Is De l893.-El 6ecre-
tario, IL, GgaH 3-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-16
AImaCen de NOvedades.
Mercad0, Colon y ca.

ade favor aa d mas ceene e p1bco viene dispenndo
medic OCCASION de
acreedores distinction
Renaados
la succession dc don Ramon Rivera,
fro"cda, Ahmo"5o, Egpoao Laghnteya, AusrTa,
otfos EUROPA AMERICA pendido
Ultima
entte muchos de dfcl
Eegante sonbreros sehoa omas los mismos
complete
DON hho de Ecoca seda blanca colores
mres alta fantasia mitone paraguas abgos
seda
das abcas de Par los soctdos povo petes
de fepa
Un odo sudo de obeos propo regaos euches,
Jeteras, Ga Ga
C1randes blanca
lana seda. Ga
Desd fecha ell
I'm de
da de Paris de 1907
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-16

Suhdo complete de productos
poados de los Laboratories de mas cdo America,
orece cientela p1bIco lmtado
En- e depacho de pepcione. de macuco
serva Ia escruPulosidad JUNO 1905
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-16
co. 90
La JuVentud

es mas atractiva mientras mas sa-
ludable. La belleza Y la salud van
casi siempre juntass, La primera
depende muy 4 menudo de Ia
segunda.
ICuantas caras enjutas Y raqu1ti-
cas- ser1an bellas con solo recobrar
sus carnes Exam1nese Ell grabado
anterior que, dicho sea de paso,
ilustra IN case real. La primera
fgura presenta & una joven raqu1-
tica, extenuada,
N6tese el cambio en la fsonomfa
segun van recobrandose las carnes.
La apariencia f1sica, ainembargo, no
es 81 don principal. La delgadez
no ser1a question tan s6ria 81 de ella
no procedieran muy frecuentemente
Ia T1sis, Ia Escr6fula y otras enfer-
medades extenuantes.
Los raqu1ticos estan en- constante
peligro. Por este motive tiene
tanta fama ese medicamento que
produce fuerzas Y cTea carnes, Ia
EMULSION DE SOoTT de aceite de
higado de bacalao con hipofosftos
de cal y sosa, Ex1jase yer la
etiqueta del hombre con el bacalao
8 cuestas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE RECORD.
Cut-DOWn in Wages.
By telegraph TO the DISPATCH

(By telegraph TO the Dispatch)
MANCHESTER. y. H., September &C.
At meeting Of the mill agents here
Yesterday 1t was voted to introduce a
general cut-down, avera ging 10 per cent.
on all the wages OF their employees. There
were present at this meeting agents OF
the AmoskeaG, Manchester, Stark. and
Amory mills. They stated that although
the were reluctant TO reduce wages
they found themselves obliged TO do so.
The cut-down viii be graded according
to circumstances. The new schedule viii
20 into effect Immediately at Amoskeag.
and in the other mills October "a. Agent
Straw of the Amoskeag corporation, has
received orders 10 start uD the Jefferson
mills which are owned by the Amos
keag corporation. on Monday. They en-
pioy about Zoo hands. The other mills
are running full time and keeping all
their help busy. except the Stark. which
employees at present only about three
fourths Of its fun quota.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
WEST-END TRAGEDY.
ONE NEGRO SHOOTS AND ALMOST
INSTANTLY KILLS ANOTHER.
Three Shots rircd-A white Man Threat
ened~-A Cool and Defiant
Hand.
Thn we,t End was the sceno Of an ex-

The West End WAS tho scene Of an ex-
citing tragedy late yesterday afternoon.
In the bar aud grocery Of Joseph G..
Holzgriefe. No. 1901 west Cary street,
Frank Prison. q negro employed at the
backward of Phillips & Hooker. shot and
killed JIM Temple. Holzgriefe's negro
porter.
Accounts OF the affair are conflicting
hut the following are approximately inc
details as slftcd from the statements Oh
those found around the store last night;
Between aud o'clock iloizgrleie was
m the back room of the store esuhS NE
supper, and nouc,ng that gang OF ne'
eYoes bad seated themselves on the oeI-
Iels IN the front part Of the ESTABLISHMENTS
told Temple 10 order them out tenple
dad so and all wen; willingly eAcept fllsoh'
He. however was inclined to hold MS
ground. and Temple told nm that no was
ACTING too smart IN Mr. Hoizgrete's store.
Prison replied that Il Temple SAID shat
ncaln ne would break his head. whereupon
Temple caught Prison by the shoulder an"
pushed mm from the barrel on which ne
was sitting.
TBnrw A cI.TAyER N HIN.
Further words cnsued and continued
mt! the two men reached the mont door.
illSru went Gus hlAA iNthit' ''N''N
cleavsr after him and followed II with
cup. whcu. IKE fash, Prison drew ~
caltra SiX.ShoCter and nTed. Inc bail
entered Temples body Just under the
let qrmpit. and he fell TO the floor ana eX-
pircd an "A few minutes.
On hearing the shot HOlZgrleie ran 10
the door. but Prison turned ms pistol on
HIM with the query Doyou want any OF
II =" Hoizcreife replied that he did not
and rctrca.cd.
TWO MORE SHOTS.
Prison fred two more shots az the pros
trate mau, neither OF winch took effect,
and then. throwing his coat across bis
arm. walked of with the remark that he
would Nil any one VINO ln,ericred with
LlW. 80,
Coroner Taylor was notified Of the kill
ing. and after viewing the body gave per
MISSION tor its removal 10 the house of the
decea od. He viii make posi-mortcm
examination this morning and hold an H.
ques; 40 o'clock this afternoon.
oN TIE TRACK.
As soon as Captain Hulce heard of the |
tragedy lac went 10 HOlzgfieies, gathered |
ell the facts he could regarding II and Pill |
sons haunts, and started on hunt for the |
fugitive.
Temple was married. and lived n short |
distance from his employers store. tie |
was very well spoken OF IN the neighbour |
hood. Prison Is said 10 have been |
" chum" of the negro who some time |
since attacked Mr. Parsons, the manager |
of Phillips 4 HOOkcrs brick-ydrd, and IN
lured him so severely that he died from |
the effects of his wounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
WHAT A GAME OF BALI
The College Spiders Ineloiiousiy Defeated
by tho Lame Colts.

OF all the games Of ball played at Forest
Hill this summer, that Of yesterday after.
noon between the Spiders from Richmond
College aud Lunsden's lame Colts was the
most thorough exhibition OF how the
Hong Kong celestiais interpret the Ameri-
can sport.
Yueng-Hi Antoni (once called Marc An
thony) attempted to pitch tho first four
innings. but the Colts pounded the dear,
sweet boy 80 earnestly that his crystal but
ton dropped off his Lamama and his pigtail
became entwisted. which Disconnected
him much,y. In the first inning Yueng-
Hl-Antoni made three pItiabe errors and
Ah-Sin-Honeycut let seven balls pass him.
After the tOurih inniag the cranks boot
ed so much at luenG-Hl that he curled up
ms pig-tall and retired to third base. DO
Jo-Jon took his place. and twisted the
ball so deity that only three Colts hit
him safely. But the game was lost then.
The Monaghan Colts did not play quite so
amusngly rs the Spiders, and hence won
tho CaInc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
m.v,,a, Fy.n,.

Miss Mary Kerns. who resided az tho
corner of Tweniy-fourth and Venable
streets. and Mr.. John Bauer. q young
drug CLERK. were married IN Reidsville, n.
C.. FRIDAY. They were among the partici::
pants in the German-Dav celebration, end
1t was decided white ont at the Exposi-
ton. Grounds TO take trim 20 the = Tar
Heel" State. The yoang couple acted I'M
mediately upon the advice, having a tice
little wedding trip and returning home
Yesterday, after having surprised their
fricnds here. Mr.. Bauer is IN the employ
ment of A. +. Johann, druggist.
Sir. and Mrs. Ii. James, OF Church Hill.
have Issucd invitations 10 the marriage OF
their daughter. Miss Maude James, 20 Mr..
George L. fristoe. of Wilmington. o, The
ceremony will take place next "Wednesday
evening at 9 O'clock from ST. johns
church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
Cnndidntes prc.,nt Their Claim,.
How To Clear Muddy Water.

While the city water a discolored by
mud our people should bear IN mind the
formula recently gwen III the DISPATCH for
clearing it, This formula. in brief, Is 10
dissolve three grains of pulverized alum in
each gallon OF water and allow q few
hours tor sedimentaton. There is no
taste of alum or any astrlngent effect when
Ouly three grains IS used 70 the gallon
The quantity must not be increased unless
the water is very muddy and then never
20 exceed five grains 20 the gallon. The
process must not be conducted III a metal
L x-acoal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
poKTIERES-Nost

POKTIERES-Most beautiful rortieros
ore here-27 pair, 3 yards long, lurcoman
Porteyes, with Chenille Dado ball fringe, -
rar. 20 pair Chenille P0rtleres, bail fringe,
lovely Dado, s3 pair, Yiloar POstieres, all COL
ors, 6all fringe, beautiful Dado, 81, si.5O' 80,
So, $3.50. . b.,
Cotton, $50. yard.
The largest and most complete line OF SeIyet
Ribbons are here, BLACK, Navy Blue, Golden
BrOwn-all widths
30 pieces new fall Ginghams, the loo. quality,
pretty styles. 04c. yard.
We want YOU W take q look at our new Wraps.
IN STYLES are perfect. tho prices are lower than
you have ever beard OF ON sucn flne goods
an our so ani 00c. shirts are q. Q. each 20
close them Out-
ABOUT one dozen Children's ApTons-sizes o TO
II years--l5e. each 10 eAo9e them out,
You must see the superb line OF Dress patterns
that We are showing They arc the pride OF our
Dress Goods Department. Very pretty dress
patterns at 80, "a. s5--gfand dress patterns at
S6. 80. $3.50, 80. aud 80.
FACE P0WDER.-Flesh and White, a bottle
of Extract In same box-l5c. box. Extra
large bottle OF Florida water Pos. bottle. Large
bottle Bsy hum 25c. a bottle. Extraet OF Lilac
Blanc, a solendid extract, zoe. bottle.
Auy Thompsons' Cor-eis are nov 81. Some
wero sL75, some sl.s5, ana si;5o:
A lot o; Mems 2S and Soc. Tock SIX scarfs-
your pick i6c. each.
Only about so pieces Of Ladies' Muslin Under
wear. We are closing them out, The prices are
In hali.
rnusuai goOd values. Extra heayy ingrains 80,
40, and Soc. Ingrains a. Toe. a yart Brussels
CaYpets, 90, "a, and S5e. Best BODY Brussels
Carpets, laid ON your foor; 81.
Ruas.--A large variety. 3)xd0 sise. smyrna
Rugs S2.25: 2dx14 size. smyrna Hugs, sL75;
tied Mate, Zoe. zach: English Brussels Rugs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17

There will be three battalion drills a.
the Armory this week The First Pro
visional Battalion, Companies A and b
will drill Friday night; the Second Pro
visional Battalion, Companies f and C.
will drill monday night; the Third Pro.
visional Battalion. Companies ID. and L
will drill Thursday night.
Recruiting has commenced again and
large numbers are expected TO enlist
shortly.
Major ID. A. Kuyk. the popular surgeon
OF the regiment, leaves to-day for the
Worlds Fair.
The Soldiers Club Will meet tomorrow
night TO hear addresses from several can
dIdates for the Legislature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
Book-Keeping cIa., a, ~, Y. NC. A

me educational classes will be resumed
- me fonng Mems Christian Association
oh inc hiSht OF September 18th. These
cl.,seS are answering good purpose
WITHIN our nsist The class in book keep
,ng nhi again Do In charge OF Mr.. c. II.
on.,, gentleman who has had much
experience as practical hool, kssnsr
and also as an Instructor OF book. ks.,,,,.,
at The J. NJ. e. A. and elsewhere i,
Richmond. The success Of some OF the
pupils VINO have received instruction IN
these clASses warrants the belief that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
schmidt. Remode,,es s,oro.

The uptown store of the old and we'll
known grocery house of Herman Schmidt
has removed from its temporary quarters
back 70 ITS old stand. corner of Fifth and
Broad streets. 1be latter has been re-
modelled 10 meet the demands OF the in
creasing trade of the concern. and in It
will be found line Of family groceries and
fine wines ana liquors exceeding anything
ever seen heretofore. even at Schmidts the
house explores the markets of the world
for Its lmportations of dehcacles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
Fscnr.ioosDownth-k, River.

The postponed excursion TO historic
Jamestown OF the Male Orphan ASYLUM
will be run tomorrow. The new steamer
Pocahontas has been chartered for the oc-
casion. and viii leave her wharf at A. u.
OF the trip.
The excursion on the Pocahontas to
Dutch Gep for the benefit of the Henrico
Light Dragons will take place Tuesday.
The Howitzef Band will furnish music.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
An Evidence Of revival of Bu,,n.,.,

AS an evidence Of the revival of business
II may bs stated that the Rienmond
Locomotive Works received Yesterday m
the mails inquiries looking To orders for
several locomotives. These were the srst
letters OF tins character received for oyer
month. The works have, however
large orders IN hand gwen PRIOR TO the
present financial depression, and are nm
ming day and night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
Fire Ye.,.rasx .n.,..

o. There was small Ere at the Richmond
ntove Works, Twenty-hfth and Nam
streets. al o'clock yesterday afternoon,
an alarm was turned in from Box 80. bnt
tbe names were extinguished before the
apparatus arrived. The blaze originated
~ ~ lhe carpenter shop from falling spark.
iAe damage was slight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17

size 2dx54. st ea,h. $40 ..'.. FL
quet,e Rugs. sI2J. rt.. '.t II
lovely Wilton hugs ar' h.f.I
ton.
CUTICURA SOAP-la' i-
FRENCH PEKlALE, 81. 81
Ladies waists. shirts 1I
styles here you have -e
CHENILLE IA5Ln ,u'
start az j0., tler : Pei $50
$3.50. s4.5O. aud o.. 90
DRESS GOODS. We aa ...
Goods. You know ~ d. :-t
the city. Two patterns . -
Rage that sells tor Zoe.
yard. \ hoe OF Pos. u-t-- ..f..
aud as May shaies
Henrietta, 3s-inchr- psi 30
WRAPPER MAlEhlA.@ .s
WrapLe Mateflsis nr -.
Black GROUND Saii1c' "''
Princess CantJn-bacA aeif.' i
kinds OF goods. r.r-. l.
Morning styles, Grog Nl.t
aed's sone pretty Print, a.
CHINA siik-prices are b, 1. '. lap
Our line OF aides Mems 81 e i
derWsar 4, opsn. A most SOD i
rOKCHO., IACES lal ~, f
xhere me selcct line u r1rta Il
can show .oo. ,,...e.I- se.-f
ThaI extra heavy Cno.eA-A'' i
I31sc. = ward. ,..i FRt'
RfANHEIS. do yoa rlf
ostr Whtts Soft Blankets, ~,
Grey Blankets az 81 pai. Ss9,' II
s,zs Blankets al 81, al. 80. .. a.
al, as 70 as. Coo b1AaA. al
$3.50. 49,, Sttt. -Ncs4
sizes 20 - years, Two. pls, ~ 81, -. II
ami 81. so. odd hDee-fAll''' - 49,
We sase scS,g' s co, S,;,,sS .'s. -
per, Silver, ooli, eea "''e'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
MOTIFS OF rur nIAMoNr.

Catcher Hunnicut, of the College team,
PLAYED his last game with the students
yesterday, as he II compelled TO leave Tor
| college It once.
Captain Willie Duke. of the Tarantulas,
| left tor Chicago Yesterday. Mr.. Francisco
de Eimini Duke. brother of William. Las
returned from viewing the sights of the
MIDWAY flaSauce and was N the game
Yesterday and wore his brothers lmInacu-
late white shoes.
Messenger and Paynter are expected TO
arrive IN the clty TO-DAY, and Will endeavOr
- get the N,Tginias from tnelr loWIy
station.
The Virglnias are some what handicapped
Just at present, Tate and Eurght beng GA
the sick list. and Lettwch having quit the
club. Luck and Wells have sore fingers.
ana lin west 4 lame leg.
An interesting game OF base ball was
played on Church lilll yesterday evening
between tho Church Hill CYCLONES and the
Shamrocks. II was pitchers battle.
Dalton striking out eleven men and DAVIS
eight. The cyclones won by score Of
I to ).
BALL IN GENERAL
At st. Louis: B.B.H. 7.
st. LOUIS. ......O % 3OO1O1--7 9 5
Washington. 42OOOOOOO-G II 2
Batteries Hawloy and 1wlneham; Ste
phens and Mcclure.
At Pittsburg: R.D.H. z.
Boston. ..,~....0 1 u 0 II ,
Pittsburg .......O 0O02O COOS z
Batteries kiIleea and Earle; Nichols
ana Bennett.
At Chicago: R.B.H.E.
PhIiadelpbias % 0 2 0 ii S 4
Chicagos. ......0 OOO2O42-s 8 4
Batteries: Clausen and Shrieyer; Carsey
and Gross.
At Cincinnati: R.B.H.X,
Cincinnatis .021O OOl3O-7 10 2
Batteries; Sullivan. Parrett. and c.
Murphy; Baldwin, PETIT aud Wilson.
At Louisville-frst game; R.B.u.E.
Brooklyus. 10 l 5 03lx-ll l. 3
LouIsyilles. % 00O 90 0O-5 II c
Batteries; Menefee and Weaver; Dauo
and G. Daily,
Second game. Darkness cut it short.
Brooklyns. .......OO4aO2- g. It 10 D. :;
Louisvllles .........04 7O1-12 Ii
Batteries; Sharrott and Lachance; XII
roy and Grim.
At Cleveland: R.D.H.Y.
CleYeiands .....3 0O11244-l4 IS .
BatlmOTes. l 0 41x-ll 10 8
Batteries: Young and O'COnnor; Baker
and Robinson.
Umpire Hurst awarded the game to
Cleveland by the score of TO 0. Captain
Robinson, of the Baltimore team refused
to return the ball to the pitcher, after
being asked three times by tue umpire
whether he would do SO or not. Robinson
thought 1t was too dark to continue tue
game.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17

young men have an opportunity. at a
nominal cost, OF gaining much practical
information, which may prove OF much
value 10 them In the future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
Cape Nav Gun.

C3y cable TO the Dspatch)
LONDON, September 1.-THE Britannia
won the race. finishing at l2:js.iO. The
Navahoe crossed the line atl.SlJ0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17

At ., all our Nav" Blue and Black Blazers
thlteod for SO.
Ais2.3s all our Tan Blazers that sold at "a
and g.
Al f2.SS all our COlcred Refers aud Jackets
that sod a. $500 and 81.
At SO. Is oil our Colored Refers and Jackets
that o 4 at 80 and 50.
Al So. - and 81 al our Navy Blue ana Black
Jacket that sold at s., S6 and $3.50.
These goods are Just what you need for the
Tall seas u, at hall the regular price.
$50 Back. Navy-Blu ard Ten Capes In
cloth and diagon6! At 81. $3.50 aud $40, tnat
sold et 800, $40, $3.50, els and ais.
In Portitrss we have three Big Bargains.
At S35O. Is pair old Roio and Green
Portieros 3IS ard yards long. sold at $3.50.
Ats5, 40 pairs roo. old Rose gold and blue
that sold a. $40 and AZ 30.
Az $3.50 % pairs handsome styles aud all
coors that sold at Sl2.50 and $40.
Al 90. 10 pairs 1l14 Wool Blankets slightly
soiled that sold nj 80 n psir.
At 80. 30, pairs 10Y, sIl Wool white Blankets.
slightly rood IN tho feds that scld at IS pair.
LACE cURTAISS--LAcE CURTAINS.
We have too many fne Curtains. We are de-
teriniaed to unload our stoca We have made
prices to do it-read them:
AT sa75, 25 pair, white ami ecrue, Tambour,
aud Ifish-PoinE carsains, 1 yards lcng, that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
Here is the story in detail :
VIRGINIA.
RICHYoND COLLEGE.
El INNINGS.
1894 > 6 : S-To:ll.

l 9 D 9 S-To;lL
Nirriniqs. > 0 . q 3 > - 10
Richmond College,. q o , 0 O 0 o.
TAree-Uase hit NcMaup. Two-basc hit
OtouIke Left on bases-V rginlas, . College,
e.. First base on bIlls-By AntlODf, ? ; ~
Jones, /. FIRST base on 'rfors-NIrginla-, 10 !;
College, (. HIT by pitched ball Tos'. S,rucK
out-By Ziglcr 4 by Anthony, by Jones, o.
Passed bal!s-IlOneycu :. UmpEe-Edwarl
TATE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
EMBROIDERED FLANNELS.

We can save You from 20 TO 2oc. per yard on
all Embroidered Flannels you buy OF us.
Unusual offerings during this week at 80, 10.
SIC, 81, and sl.2j per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
TIE ACADEMY THIS WEEK.
Lawrence IIanley In "The Player; Hart
and Dunn in Tho substitute"

and Dunn IN Tho substitute"
Like many others who have left their
impress upon theatrical history. Mr.. Law
renee Hanley. who will be seen at the Acad-
envy for three nights, commencing Mon
oay in The PLAYER" drlfted INTO his pro-
fc.siou. OF. 10 use his own words, vas
literally kicked upon the stage At an
early age be was placed under the charge
OF Bishop Gross, Of Savannah, ira, with a
view TO entering the chnrch. \ short time
after commencing ms theological studies,
on coming cut OF church one sunday, ne
was kicked by "a horse, which event de-
termiued his mother that the churcn was
not the place for her boy. and as he felt
that his mission was 10 be a teacher, he
turned 10 Ii, first lOve-the stage-the
dream Of his nfe. Sir. Hanicy viii be seen
as Hamlet IN the prologue 10 The
Player
In Ezra Kendall's new play The Sub
stItute.' when J. 20 be the attraction at
the Academy on FRIDAY and Saturday next,
will appear in some new and amusing
comedy creations the well known come
dams John Hart OF The Two Sisters and
Two Johns and Arthur Dunn Of the
Chicago Opera House extravgganZas,
neither of whom needs any special intro
GuCtlon TO theatre-COers. The reputation
of each is such-Hart with his aldermanIc
proportions and Dunn with his llliputian
dlsproportlon-that anything thew may DO
viii be sure 10 catch the house" The
competition dance. IN which art both are
well-EnOwn favOrltes, suggests something
very amusing IN this line of specially.
Candidates Present Their Claims.
There was large meeting OF the Clay
Ward Actives last night. All regular bust
less was postponed IN order that the
legislative candidates could be heard.
Those who addressed the assembled voters
we're Captain Il. l.. Frayser and Messrs.
Julian BRYANT. John Jackson, j. Aston
Cabell. Beverly L. Crump, John :. Har-
wood. j. Taylor Stratton, and Senator
LOvensten. 1t was reported that Mr..
Thomas Byrne was IN the West. and Mr..
Conway K. Sands was also absent. The
candidates were invited 70 attend and adj
dress the meeting of the Young Mems
Democratic Club of jackson Ward next
Tuesday night and that of the Thurman
Club next Friday night.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

New satteens. Regular price. 16c. our
p.ce. l2l9c.
One case Red Twilled Flannel Regular price.
35c. our price, 2Jc.
Knoitec-Frnse Damask Towels. Regular
price, 2Jc.; cur price, zoe.
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MANLY PURITY

DIpHPI.ES, blsekheada. red. rough hands and fall.
Etiil ing hair cured BY cuTIcURA soar.
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MILLER & RHOADS|
DRESS GOODS.
KID GLOVES.

81 Undressed Mouse. LacIng Terra Gotta
only. SOC. pair.
81 Plg-Skin Mousq Gloves-Hvenng Shades
tan, gray, black, mode, etc, SOC. pair.
81 Tan Washable ChamOis-Skin Gloves
(Mousl and 4buttons). Soc pair.
All above Gloves to be had in any size desired.