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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09
Now the moa-, w,ii ny.

Washington. March s--Th- increase
in the enlisted force ~ th. army of 1000
allowed 10y congr-s- will, 1t Ia estimated
At the Department.. stfnri the means to
put ia commission hv- ships which have
been lying idle n, the navy yaris. They
arr the Boston, which has been out of
comm ission A. th. MAre island navy yard
tor nearly a year. meanwhile undergoing
extensive repairs; the armort-i cruiser
Maine, built at the New York navy yard.
but never IN serv ice: the double turretsd
monitor Amphitrit-. begun away back in
the Cha ndler administration and only re-
Gently finished st the Norfolk navy yard
the Lancaster. man ~. war with An hon
orAble recori. transformed in the New
York navy yards !ss, fall into = school
ship for gunners; aud the Marion. which
WAS r-psirrd At ia. MARI nsSy yAri last
summer, af,-r long service on the China
station. The addition II the Boston and
ia. Marion Ia the Pacific station vii
greatly ald the department 10 ,.s effort.
to provide . suitable fleet early n-It sum
mer Tor service in the Bering sea patrol
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09
The Hr-, for the Iamiiy

Macon, -, | has" tpunh NInmruS
Liver Regulator 'l" h"st family m"hh
cine ! hAN" used n ludlg-riIun Ani
Bihuusu-Hz aud hAN" i.lrL II iu relieve
immediately After eating - h"Ariy sup
I~r, II "u gong :" h-d | tax" doc" 4 u
never f"ri any nad effects ~ the ruIi"r
Ovld Il NrArk~, N Mayer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09
Revolution iu asnStt.

Kingston, Jamaica. March The rev.
sutton III the republic "f iayu r"i"rtrd
yeut-risy I" have h-grIn ia tue north has
- l-udsi Alr'ady +" the south. hAytlAn
- lies who have been living III Jamaica
waiting Tor chAnr" /" overthrow Hip
p,lyt- ARE preparing I" leave Hayt1
Binint-r uf war. i,-u-ral Adrlrun Nrrrn",
ma tt'd Ia san Domingo. The public
>Frasury In empty aud the pr"r,drut lr
4nAblr /" rAIrr u'u"y 10y loan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09

The New MrIrAn says ten Il Y
Hobart has purchased fr"m S'rorro par
t,-s twenty i've stands II Italian bees t'
h,s ranch Iu the E-pan"la valley,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09
tisisE 20 Fas~stx.

\ + FAIrbAnk, The wealthy ChIcsgu
l.rI mauufActurrt, and marty, in .Iscial
coach II tue Chragu& Sufthwrstsrn rail.
ioA,i c"lnI,Any, pHSs.-i through the city
lAsi night on thsiT way Ia ph,-niI. ~ a.
Ia take IA the big raIlrnai eslsbrAtion
th-r- neat Monday
A party II eastern capitalists anil rail.
rad builders arr -sI-rL-i this evening
rh r,ui- Ia PbaniI
ti-u-ral McC"'k and party will r-.ch
the city IN in'morruw night,
All psr,,-u Y" via the Atlantic 4 PAcihc
io A-h F",k aud thence over the new
santa ". Pr-nrou n Ph,-niI rsllr%4i Ia
ph,~nL
" e Hadl-y will head PARTY ~ Al.
hnlurTir.s Win will probably leave
Tor Ph,-uiI IA the neat tsu ur thr-- dAyr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09
Omsers bsieetsd

Ats m-eting "f Turlnu'~- lodge Il the
ladies' AuIillisiy Ia the Euglu--rs' lir"ih.
1rlH~i, held March Il, the following ufii.
r-rH ere elected Ia serve the ensuing
yrAt Mrs u W. Parker, pr-shi-nti Mr..
. J Fr'st. Vice prvsAi-nti Mra A, H.
bison. s-cr-isry Mrs X, W, !,av,s. ir-As.
urr Mrs y J Brown, cLAblain Mrp.
q A, wrais, Ruidsi Mrs ]. Fsnlsru,
ssutlIsl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09
bW 1T HAPPENED |!
|e Terrible Railroad Wreck
Near City Of Mexico.
lyolution Reported in Repub-
liz Of llayti.
a Colonization scheme Hen nclal to
New Mexico,
ESGLlsHAAS ~wISDLED.

1.arrdn, Texas, March :. Engineer
|1u Nu-il"r. whu ~ held r-rpnur,hle hy
.Any IN Mexico fnr ths terrible wreck un
IL Inter. Oceanic railruAi, February -
zat, ~ IN the city. nnh gives the follow
IL s,nry nf the Accidru' The train WAS
- running Al high sp~el NJ charged.
IA the point II the curve the fourth coach
= the track. having broken AN ailr.
IL sci the Autnmatic brakes, and the
A,in- ani hrrt three coaches did not ~
wArl more than twenty feet The
ri coach l~hind the one which l-n the
&ck war wins, n known nH all English
sn.clah, the frame WORK being "f steel
~ ia. pll-n or iron THIS coach pluw-d
m,h two cuarh-r ~ from, f II and
ln.-d the havoc which cost many pAr.
hg-rr their lives The pAS--ng"rr "n
- coach all -rrn,"'d ~ @un ~ the
8pi-ut occurred | went tu the rescue ni
y could ,n relieve th"ir ruiirriugH. wac
so urd hal better get away from the
ssan-. ~ som" ~ th, ynung men threat
snei tn Kill m- hrrau-- thry had l"rt
|heir relatives IA th" wreck NA- hr"i
apnn an slightly N"uud'd IN the hp !
serap,-l To- MrN,c" Clty. whrnr" cam" I"
Ne United States HAD not been n
nfa%nu c"uld never have gotten ont 81
lh. country. Am IN receipt II tel"
ersm frnru MIR. Jackr"n. prrr'd"n, of the
later. .Or-Rnic. tu th" effect that they d'
nss hol IN" r".pnn-ihir for the Arcid-nt,
~. sullivan, superintendent. wac "u ih'
eqg,n- with NJ" when TIA" accident q"
easr-d. Tn my knrwlrigr there are NJ
eDNrg-S pending Againrt III" IN M-xlc" '
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09
D.AuHs stA " % FH
u-n " A. the Nhiir Ash wis~ Ez &.
ulo-laa- thr Nerdt~t

Hon N-ill Is Field, vito r'rrva-nted
the miners NJ the Curuu"r'r y inquest IN re-
gard H. the fatal WHIT" Ash explosion,
~her-iu twenty y.f,ur Ahl- h,disd miners
ln-t their lives. rrtutu-d last night from
t-rrills. having Completed his duties
lat" yesterday Aft"rHr"n but Was COIN
PEELED ,n l-zN, for huiu- before veriict
wac reached Ths morning he WAR n-- u
at hls r"rldrncr "n wrs, TU-iA- avenue,
suffering from cold contracted while At
C-rrillnr. AMI III regard tn the inquest
permitted THh IiriLkS I" u-- the follow
ing Telegram h- had received
ChkRrlL"-, y 81, March I.
N-lll u Field, Albuquerque
Verdict lr that u"Hths cAua'Si 10y ex-
pl"rlnn ui gas and riir,tr "i AFTER damp.
EAplu-lnn cAu--l hy inSu'h"i"n' ar and
fourth back AIR cuur-~ hring "hrtruct-d
~ water 'hAs LN"S'
Tux CITtzKN IrAinr that the evidence
showed that the rApl,sinn ,rcurr-d IN the
fourth ! T. level Il the min', and the only
means IL v-ntIlatIng that level Was
through the main air pArHaH-. known ar
the fourth left air psHrakr II ~As
shown that that air I'ArrAg- ~an driven
through s~Anry ground And war drain.
ri 10y syph"n piI-. which Was "I~n-Si
peri, I,cally I" let "ui the water The
evidence shoa.d that the pipe hal not
l..-n o,,-n-d tor thrr. weeks. AMI the
hrat nan ~ the min. Aft~r the Acridrni,
pn Tus GItIIks II informed. testified that
when H. got N the air parrag- war full
ot W at-r in the rs,f. ~ II Was imI1s-ihls
frr any air I" get through. Henc. the
fatal rhIlupIun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09
Oa the kty

Onr live stock agents arr dying out II
ll," city q l. Br0k-. the agent. left
,h,- morning frr Kansas city. Mo. where
he arrives IN SUNDAY morning. and after
rrmA ming there twn hours will take q
train for Fort worth, Texas, which city
h- will reach Monday morning. IN time
/" take part ia the opening proceeding
Il the hig convention ~ Texas cattle rAis
ere. W & ILnnis"n, the assistant. who
Iiint returned from an extended trip, len
IN III. aouthhound I's-srng-r train fnr III
Pasn and lL.m,ng, where he will sup.rin.
tend the shipment II several thousand
hrnl II cattle Ia eastern markets.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy gives the
lrai satisfaction uf any cough medicine
handle, and ~ n seller l-Ads all other
preparations in this market recon.
mend IL i-calIar II IL the b-st meilcin-
ever handl,si Er cnughr, c"lir and Group
A W. Baldrldg-, Mlll"rryillr. III. kpl
sale by Thor u burgess n Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09
"a "a rdrSra tsiri

New York. March : The skull! found
"Wednesday night IN = cellar At i5H west
Forty .SiI,h street. hAr been I-'rltiv-ly
ri-n,ii-l ~ tina, II lI,tl- Susie Martin.
whose mutils,-,i trunk wA- found on the
nigh, 81 March II. 1884. IN - cellar II hi7
wet Thirty n,n,h street when the bsiy
of the girl war found !, WAS "vid.n, tina,
II hal been ls,l-i Examination ~ the
skull rh"w-i that II. too, hAd been boiled,
A dent ~ the lei, temple - the skull l-Adr
the police 4" i-ll-vr ia" chld hsh been
struck with some blunt instrument aud
fracture II the skull war the immediate
rAus- ~ death The heal war WRAPPED
lu n towel aud clnAk The cloak wa
the one worn by SUSIE Martin when her
parents lsst saw her.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09
ptrnnsrF aunL

Nlnrinuhtl, hAith : . l'uIilg h"sN
E,g THE morning, the steamer l.uugfrlluw
l-.l"nglng tn the ClucInuAti. Memphis \
New Orleans packet line c"mr,uy, "u
her way to New Orleans. IL some way
not clearly rIplAin'-d, lost her co.r-- aud
crashed HgAinst the ri"r ~ ia" ChrsA
I@Akr n ONO railway bridge Nni rnuk.
Five II the crew arr missing, bat the
twenty HlI cabin l'As--ugrrr were all res
ru--i 10y the rrnpAuy's harh"r l"At, the
named Aldrich. "f Cl",-lsud. VIII" II ntill
misrlng rhu-- Il the crew missing arr
the clerk. Captain Lawrence Carter, sec.
rnd mate, name unknown, and three
AboutH, ais" unknown uiur She
want, bsrk--y-r; Jam-. kiv-,t, second
mate. Sh-yant I'-rlah-i IN All unH.lhrh
A,t-mpt tn save Carter, who returned Ia
the office fnr some paper a,-r once l-av-
ing the hnKt The l.nngfrll"~ WAS al
ri-i n, S!3,5nd and iunur'~i for tli.Ou'.
The l"rs IT the Longi-ilow II one II the
tragedies II the river which th-r- seems
Ia I've no means Of preventing short II re.
n"vAl IL brrlgr piers.
TIL. destruction Il the steamer was al.
nnrt instantaneous. The known list al
lead mum i~rr but thr---- lbAvid Aldrldgp
- Rmn-. n. y. All elderly man who va,
lame; Capt J, l. Carter, clerk II ia,
bnsi. And JAm-. Miller. c"l"rrd porter
Others r"I-rt-d missing have been Ac
| cuunt.si fri
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09

The second mate, James klvlu, has
been found, reducing the death list Ia
tour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
CapeS ana
Jackets.

Foremost makers Of two
continents have been trying
to Guido each other in Cap,
and Jackets.--in style ao.
elegance.
We have gathered The pix
of their choicest. Thou>ao'
of Capes and Jackets ARE a---
this week for your inspection
They are without doubt 'a
finest collection of tine ~
ments ever brought to '-'
city. la the medium pros
there is Il wide rau-c Z
styles.
Capes in Cheviot, Br.a,
cloth Velvet, Plush, d..
Astrakhan.
Jackets in Beaver, CLer&
Oxford mixed dc.
Prices commnncessat > II
a good seryicea5le gam,1
and go up with easy mss F"
$50 each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
Rich Dress
WOOIienS.

We can see our prestige
grow as purveyors OF Fine
Dress Goods. The knowing
ones come to us direct. The
uninitiated find Their way.
All lovers of the fine and
fashionable have gravltated
here. it has been 10 small
ask to keep our stock I'm
full force" No sooner did
one novelty enter your service
than we had another to sue
for the favor of questlng
fancy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
TIE GOSPEL " AEON.
The Work Being Done Upon The Sr.elS
With TllS lDt resting Device
CLASSES OF PEOPLE REACHED.
Preaching. singing. and Praying I'm
Sections of the city Where the In
habitapts DO Not Get to Church.
Rev. Geo. r. WiIIinms's Labors.
PEOPLE REACHED.

odlte a novel and interesting religious
3ev.ce. which has recently made it's APP
pearance upon the streets of Richmond.
is the Gospel Wagon This Is long
covered conveyance with accommodations
FOR tweiNe or fourteen workers and sing
.rs. an organ. and an imprOyised plat
form for the preacher. SO far this new
method OF conducting mission work here
has been eminently successful and the
good people in charge Of II are greatly
encouraged.
Every Sunday afternoon the large We
hicle. with all Its solemnity and slgnih-
canoe. can be seen. drawn by two large
grey horses. In various sections OF the
city. and the sweet tones OF the organ
and the singers can be heard upon the
Sabbath breezes. SO greatly has the
work grown and interested non-church-
going people. that It is now determined
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
Sheets and
PWOW=CaSeS.
Re0dY tOTw

Ht"HV ~ tW
w hats the Use of cut,ir,
measuring, and sewing wI
a made-up article can be la!
at about the cost of the p.sp
cottons! Don't ask howe 70
it, but figure the cost Of d.
material and count the wa,
and see which way !, ,a
cheaper. They are all ma.
of the best material. T.y
are torn by a thread al.
hemmed. They are IauAdrs.
ready for use.
-. and /. Sheets made q ~ y
nous -. aud l.. Cotton-Le.1
round thread.
63xOO inch, BE. Bach
T2x0o inch. Re. Lacl
$3.50 inch, i~c. Iaeh.
0OxDO inch, zoe. .ara
Utica Sheets the popular trla
StNDO iIrh, 5.e. taga
oOXOo inch, G-c. iget
Fine y. 3. HtmstifcI e. Sheets
very tine rodnd tArcaI-au4 -
weight.
OOxoO inch. SO. ia.A
ID. aud j.. Pillow Cases.
f5SB6 Ipch, ~ -. LlrA
Utica Pillow Cases.
I5N31 inch. l5c. IscA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
TIFF RICHMOND DIspArCH-sUNDAY. OCToBEx =. 1873

on the building IL became pastor OF w
new church, which, under his iai'hiu
leadership soon outgrew the frame pu'u
ing. and he then built. In the same III,
ner .arge brick structure. when oe-
came the Paine to-Street church.
Soon after this church became sell-sus
talning Mr. WI Jams removed 20 ~"
moud AMI took charge 81 the "ei'aD'e-
Street M ssion which was then on
Sunday school. worshpping on tne eoi"'
OF Vonable and Eighteenth streets IN
small frame bulldog. In q few months
afterwards (April,2d 1870 he ORGANIZED
a cnurch. which soon outgrew the smaIl
building. and by his efforts WAS enlarged
ana improved. and ~ now the NendoIe-
Street u p;ist church TINS church u
now presidod over 10y Rev. J. ;. Dill. ID
ID. and has a fine brick bui ding at 'ht
corner OF Nenable and IWenty-hfst
streets.
Mr. Wuliams's ardIOus labors subse
quently impaired his health ana oy 40
vice of physicians ne WAS induced
trv southern climate. and accepted
cali 10 The Ridge Spring church. Sou
Carolina There he did a fine work Ia ]
own church increas ne the members"
and deye op!ue IN them the mssiona
spirit He so found opportunity
,rcach for and holl meetings with feebt
chuiches IN the surrounding country.
After a seven-yeIrs' pastorate In South
Carolina. he retained 10 Virginia. and
became pastor Of Bethel and Riverton
churches. preaching also regularly at mis-
sion stations in Boyce and Milwood
During pastoraie Of eighteen months
he Organized church al MlwOOd,
Clarke county which is now fiourshing
church. worshpping In neat building,
and is presided over by Rev. w. S. Dor
set.
IN MISSIONARY WORK.
In December. 1855, Mr.. Williams was
called 10 be city missionary Of Richmond,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
THE NEW GOSPEL-WAGON.

under the auspices OF the Baptist City
NJ ssion4ry Society. Taking CHARGE o.
this work in its infancy, when there were
no plans. and only an experimental or
ganization. he mapped out a system
his own, and set a, work influences ina
were hitherto unfelt, thus enlisting inter
est in the work, so that the little ban
grew TO a membership OF over COO.
At the end Of four and a half years b
resigned his position under the auspice
of the Blptis, city Missionary Society,"
and undertook and has successfully ca
ried on for two and - half years. volui
teer mission work making support f
himself and family at the same tim
God has greatly b essei his labors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06

Pearl Dress Buttons. ~. ~. ana a Hhe'
any size. &C. a dCZen-2 dozen on a
card. This is about one fourth value.
No. Patent Hooks and Eyes. &c. cara
the same as you pay &c. FOR else"h
Good Tooth-Brushes at &C, worth Vc'
Good Horn and Rubber Combs &c.
Good Shaving Brushes at &C.. worth l5c
Spencerian Pens. for &C.
4 4-ounce bottle of the finest Sperm
Machine-On for &C.
Good School Tablets. &C.. each.
NEST Crc4rn Laid Linen Note Paper 49,
4 hound either ruled or uhruitu-
Pint bottle Imperial Househo'u Ail''iioi'''
,uart bottle Imperial Household Am
monia, SC.
,r.ss Bones. 3. 5. and Sc. dozen
lack Mourning-Pins, &c. box.
lair Curriers', 5. 5, 9. and l9c.
food Pins. lc. a paper.
est American Pins. &c. paper.
iood Crochet or Knitting Silk, l3c. ball
Jress Casing. sc. piece
press Shields as low as D 6. and &c.
asting Cotton. lc. a spool.
rset Stees Sc. a pair
'ack Belt Pins Sc. each.
Mems Black Cotton Socks, and l. l-Zc
a pair.
Men 8 gray HiIl-Ilo''' 90
Mems Cashmere Finish Grey MlAtur.
Half-HOse &c. a pair
Mems Random Mixture shirts, 35c.' wort
SOC
Mems Gray Golf Caps, DC. worth SOC
Elegant Jet Garniturrs, match pieces a.
q and SOC each-just about han price
See our sc. Scissors-a!l lengths.
Best Triple Extracts, 2Jc. bottle.
est I'nlaundelod Shirt at SOC. in the city
;entlemen's Embroidered Front Nigh
Shirts. soc
Button Black and Colored Kid Gloves
&c.
tier quality 4-Button Kid Gloves. %
sc. and 81.
.4dies Black Cotton Hose. >, S, TO- anC
l. l-2c a pair
.,dies Gray Mixed Hose, 10 and l. Il
pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
Silks.

We hold this week a Special
Sale of Silks.
1t has been orr custom at
the beginning of each Fall sea-
son to open the season with a
special Sale of Silks. This year
we have made un usual prepare
tons, and we shall offer this
week the greatest values IN
Black and Colored Silks ever
shown in this State.
Visitors to our city arc
specially invited to examine
these goods, as with the adj
vance in raw silk it will be
impossible to duplicate these
goods at these prices.
Black Silks.
Black Satin Rhadame that YOU
would consider great value at 7jc.
ayard,
This Week. zoe.
Black Satin Duchess and Black
Armure loyal, two great silk values
at Soc. yard,
This Week, G3c.
Black all SILK Faille, goods thai
YOU never saw under - var
This Week. -,
piece OF Sl.25 Black SAITH
Duchess,
This Week, o5c. yard.
Black attn uchess and Black
Satin ahadame that were never sold
under 5l.35 yard,
This Week. 81.
sl.G5 Black Satin Duchess, a
great value,
This week, S1.25.
81 Black Satin Duchess.
This Week. $50.
% lack Ca b. or Gros tram,
This Week. SI.'3.
el.5O 81 ok G. os-Grsir Sill.
This Week, si.15.
2l,50 Black lin,
Il MS w eek. 81
81 Black Satin,
This Week. 55c.
ll0reI SilkS.
81 figured Taiieta Silks, in ex
qulsite colorings.
This Week, 75c.
Soc. Striped lali'eta Silks,
This Week. Goc
sI25 Ulark Ground Ialetas,
with colored figures
This Week. 81 YARD.
Csc. Plain aiieta ilks,
This Week, Co
EreninG ,SilhS.
72c. Colorcd Armure Silks, II
Cream, Light blue, and INK,
This Week. o.
81 BIocadcs, with self coIoted
des g1s. Cream. light Llue, = e.,
turquoise, / ink, Helioiroge, Corr,
AMI Nlle,
$50 Striped >ilks, in beautit
coorings OF turquoise, Cerise, a q
EtllotrOie,
This Week.. 75c
$50 satin DucLe,s, in Cream
AMI b t.,
This Week, si.@5
sl.75 Brocades, in Cream an
Pure White,
This Week, ST..
81 ratfetta silks, III Whit
Cream, Cora, INK. Light BLU,
and Nile,
This Week, SJc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06

Contemporaneous effects
all of them. The pride OF
their foreign authors. The
delight Of your artistic taste.
There is no use in trying to
find their peers-they exist
only in the land Of their crea-
tons. Such expressions of
color and design! Such val :
ues!
all Wool Chev;ots.
30 to soc. Yard.
AL Wool Serges,
81 1-2, 80. 10. and SOC. Yard.
Habit. { loths. Rough Cloths, Bou
Gle, broadcloths. etc,
zoe. to $3.50 Yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
Black
Fabrics

Of the most stylish kinds, with
the rich lustre, deep dye, and
superior finish that go with
frst-class Black Fabrics. 1t
isn't worth while buying a
cottony, cheap-looking black
dress when good one can be
bought for so little-at this
tore.
Fine Atwood Black Diagonal,
Imperial, and Rough Serges. the
best value ever offered at the pie.
soc. Yard.
Plain Mohairs. now in great de-
mani for s,irtS.
80. zoe, 81. and Si.25.
Over 100 styles IN Plain and
Rough Goods, IN all the newest eff
fees,
33c. To $3.50 Yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
BALTIMORE Il BBED.
The Worst Def 1t" lie nple Cup scr
Has Yet Seen.

CLEVELAND. o.. October j.-Clevoia
administered the sorest drIbbng 10 l.
timore to-day that the Temple-Cup seii
has seen Young was a complete puI.
10 Hanlon's men. ana they faced him
defeated men from t"n ''
only chance the pennant-winners had to
score was in tnr ,.,
punched three singles. and heeler crosse
the plate. Tebcaus men mt McMa.
about when they pleased SIX OF t.
seven runs were earned. Both teams
up magnificent games In the field.
Kean and Kelly made the only errci
and they were both eNcusable o.
kellys was a bad throw 10 the pla
from centreheld, on which Young scOl
Mexican fumbled a hot grounder
The crowd numbered nearly 10
There were more people on the groun
than In the stands, and two base
ground rule was made. This rohi
Blake of IA home-run hit in the sevei
To- har went 10 centre-heid fence.
Hits by Burkett, Childs, McAleer,
Pat TeDcdu, ana stolen base by u
Aleer Melted three runs for Cleveland }
the first. They made three more in {
seventh on doubles by Blake and Chi =
singles 10y McG - r''
sacrifice by Burkett. Doubles by thinner
ana McDdII sSO'cu '-'e '-'-' '.-.'
eighth
During the game a diamond stud, yd!u
at e-Jy. was presented 10 Mexican, al
n handsome bird-gun and case to Cupp.
They were the gifts of local admirers.
The Baltimore club leaves for home
night. The Clcvelands leave for Baltl
more Sunday.
Although the crowd to-day was IN
largest that ever attended a bail gam
n TINS city, there was no rowdyism, and
the Baltimore players got as fair treat
ment as the Cleveland men. The reports
tnat Baltimore players were assaulted a.
the first two games are absolutely untrue
Scora. Il. II f.
cleveland . ....3 10000 - 10
Baltimore .... 80 90 90 o. u
Batteries: Young and thinner; McMa
hon and Robinson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
Underwear.

The largest assortment q
Underwear for ladies, Misses
and children, men and boy
ever shown under one m.
Underwear for every cali'
ton and for every demand
Underwear for everybody "
prices lower than "c r''
knew Underwear sold. b,f
in mind that this will be u
derwear week, and the lowest
prices you ever say Ul4e.'
wear sold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
Linens.

We don't suppose there Is
anything in more common use,
that most people know less
about. than LINEN. The
sleek finish given it by the
makers is a screen for many
imperfections. You are COM
PEELED to do trusting buying.
You are oliged to put faith in
the house YOU buy it of. We
guard confidence as we do our
treasures. When we say it
is LINEN, 1t is, and if it
is not we tell you so.
This week we want to do the
biggest Linen business we
have ever done in any one
week, AMI to do it we have
made p ices that we doubt if
QUILL ever See duplicated
again.
Cloths.
A White Double Faced Satin
Damask Fringed Cloths. extra
heavy and fine, regular 81 grade,
This Week, ABE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
Carpets and
DrapcrieS.

The largest Carptt So
Drapery room in RichmoalE-. L.,
completely filled with 10
choicest patterns of every r.
liable manufacturer. y ''''1
you could not find the ela-
of outside of the large.
Northern cities, ana all ], B. I.
prices the lowest poS'...O'
consistent with good quaint"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
Getting to the Top.

That's what we are do
ing and we propose to
stay there. Our Fall Stock
of Clothing offers SO many
inducements that any
thing you may need is as
rood as sold the moment
Won see it. We have
something to show, and
you have hundreds of rea-
sons for being anxious to
see it. If you're not, then
YOU ought to be, and
you're a loser if you
don't call at our store at
once We reached the top
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
Ribbons.

Don't fall into the error
that one ribbon is as stylish a
another. There axe lots of
new things-nev designs, new
color effects, new weaves.
You won't skip any of them
in this department.