davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-05-08
so eff rStqer Sib.

90 eff Ii rStger Glib. Die
O@ermania" bonn II. 2tpril iagt: v0en
8arlamenten 9egeniiber aber ftbt Serr
W}tquel nicbt nur 3miiben ,8pei, ionbern
3milden bret unO bier Stitblen. 9as
StBen 3miiben Bret Stiiblen namentlib lit
cine Nuf8abe, bte gu lOien nur 3auberern
9~elingen Oiirfte.
Gin merf NJ ii ridges uebeG.
9oS 8erliner SaQe6latt erSGblt aus Gez
neO;g: r2uS &0ntg 6umbert bel Dem
6erauStreten in ben t6of groBe @eriiite err
bliGte, fra9te ct, warum bic 0tenopirungsz
arbciten 10 Ian9iam fortibrttten. Ser
Brdfett anttportete: vWtaieitdt, bic 0enare
iinb %le!ten, unb 10 gebt Die Qlrbeit lang
iam." r0as 1T Elm aQgemeines l1ebeI, "
lagte Der &0ntg un6 ntdte bem &aiier
la9eInO gu. , Soa Oas pteQei4t augeieires
betBen?
, 1894-05-08

tuo Carlsbad 1T, 70 fam er Dir autrporten,
oaB Elm Sbett baoon IN jeoem &potbefers
eabeu SIT babeu 1T. 9te natiirltfel1 CARTS
baber Bdfer, ioipte bas ddte @arlsbaber
Sprubet@Sal5 tperben sl Sauienben intporz
ttrt uno bon alien NerSten 9egen Sartletbigs
fett, Wfagenleioen, 8ldbun9eii bes 0tagenS,
Wfagencatarrb iotpte a0e franfbaftetl @rz
iheinnn9en beS Wta9ens, Sober unb Iieren
empfoblen. @erfeble ridt es gu periu6eu.
Die G6teu @dlier nro bas @arGsbaoer
gpruoel>Sols miifien Die llnterIdrift BON
v@tSner & Ntenbelion Co.., Stem @orf, auf
benz SalIe elmer ieoen SIai9e trageu.
, 1894-05-08
MeMnrhcmt

SIN g&operniae, ST., @5ar8aretba 9ic1er9. 9eburene
S6mtot. I'M @Iter pom 30 Sabren nnb 4 Wpuoteu. Die
8eeroiQung iinbet ltatt an Mtittppd M}ttaQ II Ibr
bonn lnIDn 8obuboi per &rtl6eH uab benz ct. 8onl=
facius=8 %otteSacer.
Sn1epb 8ieiere, @atte.
Wtargaretb1 SdDtniOt, Mtutter.
, 1894-05-08
pScs=MM5ei0e.

@r1 Sonntag. BEN 6. Mot, itarb infer 9eliebtes @bbu=
dbeu 5aoio I'M <er BON l Sobr uuo II SoQen. 3te
8eerolgun9 ftubet Itatt am Wtlttlpod, 9tadmittaus Inn
2 ubr, nod SAUNDERS &irbbpT.
GbarIcs uuo ut aria Strouk.
, 1894-05-08
SO0cS=WuSCi0e.

Sreunoen unb 8etonntet Die trolr!Qe 9todribt, bar
unier geliebter Sobn Luo 8ruoer
grnnl G5Hin
it Mlter Dpn 80 SSyobren 9eItor6eu 1T. Sic 8eerotQuno
finbet itatt W&tttlpp0, ben 8. Wtni, 10 lbr 8ormittaoS,
bonn Srauerbauie 967 81. &eapitt Ctr. mad 8ouifocitS
&ir6bof. 9ie ttefbetritbten @Itern
8m2t Scarf uno CUTIE Gfi9, ne61t 6ei9pitern.
, 1894-05-08
SergnIgungen

DARK THEATRE-@tote, nabe GOn9reB Ctr.
= 8ieIe Wo9e
Dick Cummings "Shanty Town..
in elmer SurIesque, uuo cine groBe ~9tOpeltps 5bon.
29apIobaD
, 1894-05-08
2u fntetben qeiu6t.

gu mietben gefn9t: Sin gutter @d=Store nit
y Wobuun0 IN elmer Iebbatten 6eihdftssSegeno, fr
eiuen A $40. I Saloon. o Neas Str. ioI2t
, 1894-05-08
SoSeS=Wnset9e.

Srerinoen unb getounteu bic trauri9e Na9ridt baB
meine Iiebe Satin
ANNA G5rntt, 9e6. arnnrl,
@onntog, 6. Wtot, 4ubr 80 M}tn. Nodmittogs, i'm Sitter
pon 80 Sabren, 3 WtOuaten, 10 Sagcn ieig I'M 9errt ent=
iblofe1 lit; 8ie 8eerbiguu9 ftHoet ot Wttttpot, ben
9. Nt0i, ubr 9&a6ut., bonn Srouer1auie $50 SobnIonltr.
mad @olbbeim itatt. I'm ittae 3beiluabwe bitten Die
trauernben Sinter6lte6enen.
CLAUS 8rotb, @atte.
GStta uno GotunrO, &inoer.
8ma2t Smer9em uuo 8icbfe SemOeI, @ltern.
, 1894-05-08
GerIangt: MGnner nnb Gna6en.

NerIanQt: Sin gutter Sroer=Go9 fir eriter 4IaiIe
~ SOnmergartens9teitauront. 631 81. GIart ctr.
Sm2t
, 1894-05-08
Neue An5eigen.

0Iue Gooes.an3eieen, weI6e fir ole
moreeusauseabe Ger uJuinois staats'
%5eitune" aufeeseben weroen, erfdeinen fofen'
fret i'm Qbenobiatt. Die 2tnnabme BON 2lns
seieen fir oas IbenobIatt i6lie6t nm II uRr
mittaes, fir ole nIorsens2Ius9abe um 10 uhr
Qbenos.
, 1894-05-08
3lHt5bam
2u oertnufeu ober su psrtauf9eu:

Stpei SGuIer nit Soften in einem raid emporbIfhens
ben StGOtbeu i'm DitliCbeu &auias. $50 WteiIen pom &an'
nobe Dem pobnbpf. iebe 8ot bat egine 9ront BON so fF1B
uno lie9en ueben chamber; 6ruhtbaume, GobIeuftdle
Il. J. 10. Sic 9duier befnben fit III gutter 8ertaflung
uuD iinb oernletbet, tpsr0en gu etuem Spottprejs Oers
fault ober oegeH Sots ooer elm 9eint BON 9leibem 8ertb
III oieier Stabt umgetauI6t 8ertauTsgrun0 Si9ens
thinner lppbnt bier in Der Staot uHo bat feline ,3eit, oenls
felbeu ietue Nufmertiumfelt gu miOmciE. Sin gutter gIas
fir Semanb lin Elm @eibaTt ou5uforgeH; fam SeIs
MAIDEN. 9as BropertD lit gaH5 idaloeHfrei.
Mtan a0reiilre:
6. 8. 0reeIunD,
~24n56otp care Of Stats eituna.H
, 1894-05-08
8eriOnli6eS.


$40 State etraBe.
9as ein5iee d9te tirtt16e gab in Der
g8eIt NIT OVERWHELMING.
&ebte tirtii6e, ruIiii0e 86ber unb Mono9e=8ebaub.
lung BON %erIabrener 8eoteruu9 9e9eber. @riter &laiie
in ieoer 9e5iebung.
Ser p6puIdrf te uub 3uberIdfftgfe
BIaB in Der Stnot
SHeu Sag un0 9sadt, GtabIlrt 1882.
$40 State Str. g(ur cine Sreppe bod. 3mi1W
, 1894-05-08
Gpit mn @DaiS.


pm bermietb EN-: S6Due 3immer nit 9ooro $500
~ per 9Obe. 452 @eaS Ctr, 8ebrs Sotel.
, 1894-05-08
@eidGfts= @eieaenleiten.


n II It q b a n I 6 D.. 135 80. ~9tauooIpb Str,
" bic bette unO dlteite @9eutur i'll bleier 8rnude,
%p1eriren Sample 5tOOmS, SalOons init nno oGue 8Oits
bauer. Geltaurants, 8Gdereien, Wte0t Otartets, @lQars
ren= unO @du0D=StOres Il. T. 10. Don $l25-S25, 600, III
alel Staottbeilen. SOnntagS ofeu. 6mai4t
~. 8. @p1ff, 8rauerei=9l9ent fault uno ~pertouft
W S0loons. SiquDr=Stores NIB &eltauraut5 in Staot
nno Sono; quite BldBe an 3anb. iODie alb &dnter.
8%erlbnlt9 3mtiGen 6 uno 8 ubr 3 81 @Iart Ctr,
Sale oobSburg. S9reibt ober 1predt Dor.
ia, 10, mo, ot
, 1894-05-08
Tinan5ieue8.


SnoIe. GuinlaH s. g., Wtortga9e 8onfers, 20 Sear-
" bornitraBe, perleiben @elb auf @bicagoer Sruno=
~ei9entbunl gu ben uiebri9iten 8reiien, iOtpie aud aui Sc
bdube. 6oe3 1S,t
, 1894-05-08

2 Ii pertoufen: &ots ouf MISUNDERSTANDING in Der
~ Ndbe Der Belmont unb clifton Auenue 500-$600.
Cottages merben. gan5 nab @uui1 bes Rdufers. eben.
tous All Abi6logs5ablIug gebaut. S. 6DB, 3immer 30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Wttttogs 8ptlheH GIus Il. 3pet.
l5nl5. BAN
, 1894-05-08
GIaiiifi5irte anSeigen

foiten hts 5u O@Orten 10 @ents, iebes peitere @ort
l@eut. StelenQeiu8e fret.
, 1894-05-08

Ou pertaufen: Subides Mubnbous in Der NQbe
- Der Station @non0ale, tortbpeIteru=8obM fir
cine SSamllie bequem einoerihtet. Stoaung fur mebrere
Yfer0e nit oubet. $1,000. Bequeme 3ablumQStermine
oOer iduloenfreie5 uubebautes Srunoeigenfbum ols
9betI8obIuH9. aorefe: y. .. Boz 15L, aOOuoale. GoOt
60, Sh. l5lHs. BAN
, 1894-05-08

0%ertan9t; Sin 3ipeiter Bartender, mug am Slid
~ ouTtparteu fDnnen un6 en0ltI6 Ipre6ber. Nuq.
88Tons Yaotlon 1907 20. Ntabtion Ctr, SarfielO
, 1894-05-08

MrftiOnssS erfGnfe.
auttious.8 oti5.
ReeuGdrt @ertaufs.Gase:
Moutags unb 9onnerftogs.
stoI. gerfdufe an unberen Gasen bes Monata
moareu nuf YripatsgerfauT. WbuleIale uOer Retail, au
Nuttlous=8reiieu.
@erfdufs BON g8obHuH9s.g inrt9tunseu cine S~pesinIitdt
SeIh pp~rgef9Offeu bel ebertra9uHa
&orreiponbet5eu peroeu ertuortet
martin Smert9 & SO,
Guftiondrs,
l2ap1S, tufo 261 6 6 State Str. Chicago
81 nftipns.0erfaut BON 8feroen II. T. ~. 9teus,
~ tags NIB 5reitogs nm 10 ubr. 8ertouf BON neuen
Sops8uggies nm II ubr, 261 Weit II. StroBe,
so. s. GberIe,
&ufttDndr bon @rIu0s uIo acknowledgement
22n1S tuiO
, 1894-05-08
W06lirte 2im1ner.


Pm permtetbeu: Gin pber 5luei mDbIirte Gimme
@ort |" S Ssnfl9fr gentle an dbs g!r ssiin,,ssnI,gs i a23. pom Ian sIa mis
con1u Ctr. 24op, BAN
, 1894-05-08
3wei9-Offcen
NbenOblatt Der 81. Stats 3eitrns.
o. coz

Sur 9eqtemltdfeit unierer an3eiaenoeu 8unoen Dabsn
Dir NIT ben nnten 9enannten 9erret eit Nbfonnten ge,
perben GIT benielben @retielt, als lpenu bieIelben brett in
Der Expedition Der S4tHoiS Stonts3eituug ~ob9e9ebeu
merbell. @n5eigeu iDlpie Announcements fDnner al 6ieier
meroen.
, 1894-05-08

On perfaufen: Sol1e, Die fi6 at Der S~riiubung
~ elmer Oeuti6en &niiebelung III Subcolifornien SIT be.
tbetltge1 rn0 1td) Die Der @Olonie geD1Brten duBerOroents
lid %9iin1ttgen 8ebingungen 3I5ulpenoeu miinl9er1. rnDgen
to9suber i'm &afelihe gutlotng (S.=gG. =Gfe Der &borns-
nlf SlartItroBel 3tmner SEQ. Al ooripreheu, ooer lt9
ielbft menoen. ng20barp
Ou psrfo ufen 81: f86nft.
~ SIDE in bieIer biibIfeu unO blibeuben 0oritaot.
29alier un0 Saper in ben StraBeH uuo DE StroBen ga
phaitert. Sage: Si0= uno S1tfrDnt. Wegen greis uno
ipetterer @ustunft tpenbe man fi9 niinoli6 DOer ibrift.
LID on Wm. 8. See. 112-114 SearbOrn Str.
gOgCe Building. 20mi6alp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-01
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Charles ". Davis TO NJ. f.
Burke. personally, $3.50; Methodist Episco-
pal church, Souths trustees To ST.
James Methodist Episcopal church,
South trustees g. feet on Twenty ninth
street, southwest corner of Marshall.
- Alice NJ. Reddy TO Margaret +.
Langley, 30 feet on the north side OF
Main street, between Laurel and Cherry.
$500; r. Il. Lee Camp. No. l, c. V, to
W. r. Hancock, 81 feet on the north
side Of Grove avenue, between Mulberry
street and Boulevard, s.550.6e; b. +. Tur-
ner TO Sidney Voten. q feet on the north
side Of Chahin street 81 600.
Henrico Gideon r. Martin and others
10 John T. Ellyson and III. r. Pollard. Jr..
interest in property conveyed by Gideon
T. Martin and wife TO William Folkes.
trustee, by deed dated November l6. 1860,
and in 30 - feet on the south side of
Baldwin street. $50; Sarah h. and Charles
T.. Melton to William II. Olpine, 10 feet
on Ryall's Mil road. $25 Annie NJ. Shell
burns trustees to ord Dominion Building
ana Loan Association, 50 feet on the
north side Of Grove avenue, near Rose
meath road, $500; Sulpher Mines Company
to Atlantic and Virginia Fertilizing Com
pany, 1910 acres on Osborne turnpike.
machinery, etc, s..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-01
THE COMING PRIMARY.
RESULTS AWAITED WITH MUCH IN
TEREST BIZ THE Candidates.
Where the Different Divines will Prescn
To-Day-The Hose was Cut-Hs hso
no LIcsnss-Personals and Notes.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TINES,
ttot uv,, c~,,x,r p,.r-rrv RIDCK

1ihNCRfoIEk DtEkAC AsiChhoSD AA'f
1l21 HULL SrEEET. BEArTiE BLOCK.
All the politicians. and especially 'he
candidates. are very much interested !"
the coming primary. which takes place
Tuesday.
The long and hard-fought canvass u
about over. and the results are eagerly
looked for by the friends OF the ca"u'
dates, and especially is this the case
when there are two or three ruhHi"s
for the same office. There VIII De
number of heavy hearts in this city heA'
week. but they will all have the conso-
lation Of knowing their opponents ma
iority Preparations for the primary ha'
been completed, and it is expected ~
pass off quietly. ~
The Rev. w. II. Trainham, OF the Co.
wardin-A Avenue church, will preach Oh
"Youth-Its Advantages and DisadVah-
tages" to-day.
At West-End Methodist church Rev.
L. r. Dadmun, the pastor, Will occupy
his pulpit both morning and night. Inc
Building Fund Committee will hold It's
meeting at $3.50 =. NJ. The meeting OF
the Christian Endeavor Society will be
held promptly at +. NJ. All cordially
invited.
Rev DR.. II. W. Battle. Of the First
Baptist church of Petersburg. will de-
liver the annual sermon before the La
dies Missionary Society OF Stockton
Street Baptist church this evening AT 7:45
o'clock There Will no doubt be large
congregation present TO hear this able
divine
The only case for consideration before
his Honor Mayor Maurice yesterday
morning was that Of j. w. Anderson, OF
Richmond, for doing a plumbing busi-
ness In this city without q license. He
was fined 81.
At the lire Friday night some one took
occasion TO cut the hose. This 10 a dast-
ardly act. and the perpetrator Of the
deed II found should be punished Sc
verey.
Information was received In this city
Friday announcing the illness OF Mrs.
ID. Bailey Winfree and Rev Mrs. Robert
Winfree. Of Chesterfield. Mrs. Holland,
sister of Mr.. d. y. and Rev. Robert Win
free, left Friday. Mrs. r. Clinton Broad
dus. another sister of the gentlemen, left
to-day.
Miss Mcltie l.. Prichard, OF Petersburg
IS visiting her sister. Mrs. c. A. Raines,
Of Swansboro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-01
Snow-Church Reviews.

The Snow-Church Company's weekly
review of trace is as follows; Business
generally opened up this week with
nrosnects for better trade; little more
favorable than last week though the
increase Is OF such q small advance that
n Is hardly discernible. The cold weather
during the forepart Of the week has mad
considerable effect towards serious
damage TO tho fruit crop throughout the
southern States, throwing, TO some eN-
tent a cool damper over business, ana
causing business outlookS from that
product to be materially cut off. Reports
from different parts Of Virginia ana
North Carolina are TO the effect That the
fruit crop is seriously damaged.
The most enlightened part OF our pusi-
ness community look deeper for the
source OF our present business depression
aud think they find IL in the continued
uncertainty as 10 tariff measures. Ii Is
also thought that the sharp lines which
were drawn in Congress in regard TO the
seigniorage bill Will further postpone
a fii al settlement OF the tariff.
Clearings for the week ending Satur
day are $500. 6Is.OS. as compared with the
same week Of 1898. $l.s54.Jo3.73 showing
an increase Of $l5l. 2Gi35. Clearngs at
the close Of the month are 1924. 656.55. as
compared with March. 1898. $l0,7i6. 93i.l6.
showing n decrease from a monthly COM
parison of sl.s92z77.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-01

Our purchase Of Worlds Fair
Silks amounted TO Si1 thousand
dollars only, but cost he owners
fifteen thousand.
Heavy All-Sik Black Moires. full
width. 95c.
SIS; $lI0 quality
$3.50 quality Black All-Slk Moires Tor
I.75.
Black satteen Duchesse extra heavy
quality, cost $3.50 TO laad in Chicago,
s2.75 is what this Black Satin Duchesse
cost to import; our price to-day Is $l4s.
English All-Silk Extra Heavy Black
Faille. 81: cost sl.70 to import.
75c for sl25 Black All-Silk Bengaline.
Priestley's All-Silk Black Crepe de
Chine. cost $3.50 in France our price
Double-Fold Cream and White Crepe de
Chine. $l.4S; S2.25 value.
White China Silks. with embroidered
figures. 69c: CSC value.
1000 Yards Plain. White, Elegant quail
NV Wash China Silk. 2gc a yard.
Extra wide Black China SIX, ooc; cost
soc 10 land here. -,
Do you remember the exhlblt OF All
six Surahs at the Worlds Fair? they
are to-day, any shade, 3Sc-heayiest
quality.
The Worlds Fair Cinnamon
anu japanese wanted IS and $50
for their Figured DraperieS. They
did not get it alice sammee; 500 is
what the price IS.
Handsome Figured Dress China silks,
the r. and S5c quality, isc; 81 different
designs. -,
Japanese SILK Crepes, DC yard-all
silk.
Colored Satin Duchesse. that cost
Manard s. a yard TO land, all shades,
q t-lrI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-01

dictated. personal letter 10 the Sec
ond Assistant Postmaster-General II IL
not without pathos and homely dignity:
Knob Lick. NO.. March l. 1889.
Dear Sir: | notified the honorable
Postmaster-General that I was compelled
TO give up my contract.
MY bid was 500. The Postmaster at
Knob Lick made II out for me. and made
II 81 when he wanted TO make it 500. The
Postmaster-General wrote me that for
further information TO communicate with
YOU and state the reason for quitting my
contract. am a poor man and have a
family TO support and how can / do 1t
on 81 a year?
1T would be a limited support. and II
you can Go something for me your favor
shall never be forgotten. assure you. I
have row carried The mail three quar-
teie. Am now bound 10 quit II there is
not a change made Please let me hear
nom you soon. / am yours. truly.
MOSES PENDERGRASS.'
In reply, Moses received a curt note
from the Office OF the Second Assistant
Posimaster-Gencral Informing him that
II he abandoned the service II would be
re!et at the expense Of himself and his
sureties. Moses held on for thirty days.
ard then for ten days longer in order
not 10 embarrass the United States Gov
e-rmcnt Then he quit. and The Depart
ment engaged somebody else TO carry
the mail bags. paying the substitute s.
a trip. whore Moses had received about
one cent and one-elghth trip, or sJ.72
for year OF three hundred and twelve.
thirty-mile trips. Then the Hon. Adlai
T.. Stevenson, as Acting PoStmaster-Gen-
eral. issued an official procl InatiOn de-
cltring Moses Pendcrgrass a defaulter
on his 81 contract with the Government;
and the Sixth Auditor of the Treasury
ciphcrcd out the Governments claim for
damages against Moses and his surctios.
The exact amount for which the Govern
ment' Of the United States held Moses
responsible was 81. 1875.
Such is red tape The claim Of the
United States against the poor faithful
fellow was alive until 1880. when it was
sraciously RENTED. or compromised, on
consideration OF the payment by Moses
Of one dollar into the United States Treas
ury. Moses paid his dollar. thereby part
Ing with about one-quarter OF his entire
gicss receipts for nine months Of dill
gent work as a Government contractor.
No way was ever discovered by the
authorities of the Post Office Department
TO square accounts with Moses Pender-
grass on the basis Of equity and plain
justice to that innocent sufferer from the
clerical blunder Of another man. lie has
waited seven years for the money which
be honestly earned. A bill to pay him FOL
his nine months service in 16Sl-SS, AT the
rete proposed by the next lowest bidder in
the competition wherein he figured at 81
year. has just been reported favorably
by the Senate Committee on Post Offices.
We think most OF our readers will agree
with US I'm the opinion that the Moses
Pendergrass bill ought to pass.-New
York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-01
LACES AND EhRROIDER!ES.

Not until you have' another
Worlds Fair will you buy Laces
and Embr ideries at such prices
again. We don't want halt what
you pay elsewhere.
Point de Ireland. 2l-9 inches wide, &c;
inches wide, sl-4c; inches wide. Sc;
inches wide. 1sc. inches wide, u l-2c.
AngIolos, inches vide' lVc' ~ Inches
Point Venise. butter color. inches. 7sc;
inches, $3.50
yard
Insertings to match above Laces for
10c to 69c yard.
Embroideries that kept St. Gall
busy for months making and pick
ing out the choicest things for the
Fair. They are here; l0ts of them,
too; all less than one-half they cost
TO make.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-01
HANDKERCHlEFS

400 dozen Ladies' Embroidered
HandkerchiefS no two alike. They
were in the exhibition cases; you
saw them there.
White Embroidered. In black and white
scolloped embroidered edge, lOc.
Sheer Muslin Handkcrchlefs, with lace
edge and embroidered corners. lOc:
All shades of Embroidered Handker-
chiefs and match dresses, lOc.
lOc Embroidered Handkerchiefs for
Is 2-3c.
Handkerchiefs that cost the exhibitors
50 and 75c 10 land In Chicago, ~ dif-
ferent designs. 2Jc.
Did you see the Hosiery exhibit
at the Worlds Fair? 1t was a
corker. Four, five and six dollars a
pair.
You can buy those fine French
Silk Hose that were SIX dollars a
pair for IT'S from us.
See what kind of silk Hose sr.25
will buy from US.
Gray, Tan, and Leather Shades OF Isle
Thread Hose. 75c. quality, fc.
Gray and Mode Ladies' hose, that cost
soc apiece TO import. PC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-01

ED THEIR STATELY QUALITY
FOR MONTHS through the
Worlds Fair cases of PriestIey and
Lupin's exhibits.
Priestley's AlI-wool Bengaline. AZ inches
Priestleys 42-inch Figured Melrose
Cloth, N.iS.
Prlestleys Figured Empress Poplin,
SIC; 20 inches wide.
Silk Warp Eudora, the first piece
ever brought to this country; Silk
warp; 81 yard.
52-inch wide Vale Black ATWOOD dag
4e-inch Black Irish Serge. made In Bel
fast, SOC a yard
i0-inch Drape de Alma, soc.
3S-inch wide Cheviot, 42c.
Everybody that visited the Fair
will remember the exhibit of Linen
and White Goods. Lots Of familiar
pieces can be found at our sale to-
day.
II. r. II. Table Damask. cost 50 a yard
to import, 3 yard yards wide
to land In Chicago. Sl.75 yard.
81 English Table Damask for sl.3.
$3.50 best English Table Damask for 95c.
Elegant Table Damask. 81 yards wide,
69c a yard
75c Damask for JOc
Our part OF the purchase OF Napkins
and DOylles at the sale was over two
hundred and fifty Dozen including
some of the finest goods we have ever
seen
soc 10 $40 dozen-just half what they
cost 10 import.
Worlds Fair Towels. 20x3S inches. blue
red. and yellow satin borders, hand
some satin figured centre designs. all
linen. II l-2c.
4ix22 Irish Damask Towels, knotted and
tied fringe, extra heavy quality, &c;
cost 81 l-2c TO import.
Irish Bosom and Art Linen. the best
makes only: they were all specially
woven for the Worlds Fair exhibit,
25e yard to 81 ,n s2st eo dons 81 gard C.,
import. Worlds Fair sale makes them
$ll9; $3.50 quality, N-4S.
France made no more credltable
display than she did in Marseiles
Quilts; 4oc on the dollar is what
we paid for them.
STA Quilts for So; SO. so for sT2
values; S for $40 values, $3.50
for $3.50 values, So for 81 values.
Our American friend left a few
also. Crochet Quilts from the sale,
45c to $3.50, worth double.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-01
DOMESTICS.

The only case Of Shifting made
on the grounds called jackson
Central Park at SIC a yard.
One case of Worlds Fair Indigo
Blue Prints. made especially for the
exhibit, 4;4c.
Those pretty Dress Glnghams
that were for months the centre OF
attraction in the Manufacturers
Building are here; not I21ac, but
7Ac a yard.
Perhaps the most attractive goods
at the Worlds Fair to our people
was that big pile of OLD VlR-
GINA GlNGHAM apron Checks;
not sc a yard. but 5Hc.
Can we Americans make Or
candies? Well, this looks like it;
equal to the French in appearance,
with pretty Satin stripe and en-
broldered; not I215c yard. These
were made and printed on the
grounds. The first ever made IN
this country.
Here is French Percales made by
Americans. They were side by
side for months IN the show cases;
not I21ac, but 7Ac.
Decorated French Satteen Gren-
adjnes. black grounds with Satieen
drawn thread stripe; beautifully
decorated with branches and How
ers, 2oc. 90. -,
$50 pieces of Colored Silk Vel
vet Mons. Denrea's entire exhibit.
We are going to give you the choice
of any at Csc yard.
Attractive Figured Lambs Wool.
evening shades Of double told
Crepes, with Silk dots; 75c, cost
SI.45 to import.
Dream Kiber Cloth, 40 inches
wide, 4sc; cost the owner Soc TO
land in Chicago.
Black, Cream, Nile Green, Pink,
Light Blue, HelIotrope and Yellow
All.WooI Crepes. 25c.
10 pieces real French Organdles,
zoe has been the best price, $50 a
yard. 81, -.
most attractive showsat the Worid's
Fair; we purchased 46 pieces; NOT
soc, but $50 yaro. ri, .cv
DRESS GOODS THAT SHOW