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bow. at the extreme stern, forward and
aft OF the broadslde turrets. and on
either side OF the bow and stern turrets.
ABUNDANT COAL CAPACITY.
The normal coal supply OF the Brook
Ign win be go tons, and a possible bunker
capacity OF LOS tons. This greatly In
creases her efficiency MS Ii cruiser, yield
Ing her q radius Of sea action al ten
knots OF 600 knots. This IN a big i'm
provcmcnt over the New YORK. whose
normal coal supply Ia 80 tons, and pos
sible bunker-capacity OF go tons. The
radius of action OF the New York Is a
trlae more than 1900 knots at a 10-knot
gait. Going at full speed. the Brooklyn
will be able to travel 1870 knots without
exhausting her supply. Coal will be car
rie1 above the arrnor deck over q space
equal to that Of the inner bottom.
Another improvement In the Brooklyn
over other vessels OF her type is her
great free-board forward. This assures
weatherllness in ugly seas. and also
raises the forward turret correspondingiy,
which increases the effectiveness Of the
two great S-inch guns In the forward
turret. 1t also gives increased room for
the crew OF 500 men which the vessel
Will carry. Well-ventilated eleeping
space for Jack Tar" has been at
mnium In the modern warships Of all
nations, the result being constant grumb-
ling among the men and wholesale de-
sertions from the vesses. With the crew
well cared for. the general effectiveness
OF the Brooklyn will be greatly increased.
GUNS ON THE MAST.
Tho two military masts carried by the
Brooklyn will include every modern in
venton. Each will carry one-pounder
and eating guns at the top, and the
interior OF the masts will be fitted with
numerous appliances, so that the men
can ascend or descend and ammunition
be hoisted TO the top from the inside. Sig
nal yards will be attached TO each mast
for the purpose OF displaying electric
and flag signals.
The Brooklyn will have twin screws.
and the motive power, consisting OF four
separate sets Of triple-expansiOn engines.
working independently. two on each
shaft, and each in its own water-tight
compartment, Is duplication Of the New
YOrhs the forward engines designed. for
the sake Of economy. TO uncouple. leaving
the after engines 70 do the work at
cruising speeds. The development OF
T.4cO indicated horsepower when making
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The Last Governor of the BasUIe.
(CornhiI Magazlne)

(Cornhill Magazine)
De Launay was allowed fixed sum for
the subsistence Of each Of the prisoners,
according to his social position, the
amount ranging from livres per diem for
a tradesman or other member Of the bur
geOisie, to 20 lIvres for a Marshal or
France. This allowance was by no means
an inadequate one, and had the money
been expended In conformity with the In
tentions OF the government the inmates or
the Bastiie would have had, In this re-
spect no reasonable cause for complaint
But the privilege accorded TO De l.aunay
Of purchasing provisions for the prisoners
was. NJ. Linguet declares. abused TO such
an extent that not only was the FOOD
provided inferior In quality. but IL was
In most instances, so insufficient in guam
tity that there were prisoners VINO, at
ounces Of meat" Consequently the saw
ings thus effected alone amounted to no
inconsiderable sum.
Again. De Launay was authorized, as
had been the case with his predecessors
in office. 10 buy for the use or the IN
mates OF the Bastile 100 tuns OF wine an
nually, without having TO pay the octrol
on them. The object OF this exemption
from the city dues was, OF course 10 Iul
nish the prisoners with good VINE az cost
price. but the present Governor, says
NJ Linguet, SELLS this concession 10 q
tavern Keeper IN Paris OF the name Oh
JOLT for 6. go liyres, ana takes IN eNcnans0
the worst kind of wines for the cohsnihp-
ton Of the prisoners. ,., - 49,.
De Iaunay, not content with the aug
uentation to his income derived from the
above sources. went 20 the extent OF let-
ling out the grounds attached to the pfisSSn
In a gardener; and In order To make the
hc,Ier bargain, those Of the prisoners VINO
had formerly enjoyed the privilege OF tax ,S,,
ing exerr, . in the garden were vigorously
excluded from IT. In fact. II wo1la AZ
-
Hs raunsv proVed himself more ingenious
in devIsing expedients for Increasing lhs
ernoIumentr to be derived from ms Pos'
than had been any OF his predecessors.
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CARPETS,
RUGS,
DRUGGETS,
OiL-CLOTHS,
WINDOW-SHADES,
DIATTINGS! HASSOCKS!

A very large new stock at RoCK-BOT-
TOM PRICES.
COTTAGE CARPETS at 10. 12 IL, To-
-, and &c; very low prices,
INGRAM CARPETS at BE. Sold last
year at i0c.
INGRAM CARPETS at IS, IS, 30, and COO.
THREE-PLY ALL-WOOL at CSC, worth
ST.
TAPESTRY CARPETS at 45c.. worth 65c.
75c. TAPESTRY CARPETS at 55c.
S5c. TAPESTRY CARPETS at q l-2c
81 TAPESTRY CARPETS at zoe.
BODY BRUSSELS. WILTON NELVETS,
ANMINSrER. ROXBURY, ana all
the best makes at SACRIFICE
RUGS ct p. %, 80. IS. Is. rs. and up to
$50 for very large size.
SMYRNA RUGS at all prices.
DRUGGETS In all sizes ar 10. 20, GO. and
15c. per square yard.
FLOOR OII~CLOTIIS at %. %. 30. r.,
and ioc.. reduced from 30, 40, %, 60,
and 10.
HAsSoCKS at Sc, worth 75c.; made OF
the best quality velvet carpet
LACE CURTAINS. NOTTINGHAM.
BRUSSELS, IRISH POINT, APP
PLIQUE, TUXEDO-all new goods.
LACE CURTAINS At Coo. a pair, worth
LACE CURTAINS at 9sc., N.25, n.i5. si.ss,
$40. s27j. S.25, s462. s5.S7, and up 10
$3.50 These goods were bought at
forced sale, and greatly reduced price.
a curtaln pole given with each pair
Of lace curtains from s. upwards.
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knot which she makes above that figure
in her official trial trip, II is safe to
count upon the Brooklyn doing at least
as well as the New York. which made
twenty-one knots on the trial trip. This
would give the Cramps Il premium OF
$4,000. plum rich enough TO make any
one strive for
THE DIMENSIONS.
The Brooklyn will he 400 l-3 feet on the
load-water-line, or just 20 feet more than
the New York; she has an extreme
breadth OF Ga feet s Ia inches. or 81
inches less than her prototype, and a
mean draught OF q feet, which IS IL
inches greater. Her displacement. when
fully equipped and ready for sea. with all
stores on hoard, and a normal coal sup
ply. will be 921l tons. against the 500 OF
the New York.
The lines OF tho Brooklyn are much
finer than those Of the New York. as is
shown by the slight decrease I'm BEAM
although she is . per cent. greater I'm
water-line length. Were the same pro-
portions observed IN the construction OF
the Brooklyn she would have = beam OF
about 6S feet, instead Of the smaller
measure. Although measuring 1850 tons
more IN displacement than the New
York the engines of the Brooklyn VIII
probably not develop a higher horse
power The engines are built for lbD1
horsepower. and although the New
Yorhs were constructed for the same
fglre. the latter has developed 1901
horse power y similar gain can be
looked FOR in the Brooklyn, but these
figures Will probably not he exceeded.
With the same horsepower and Loo
tons more 10 drive through the water
some naval experts claim that the Brook
Ign will not equal the New York in speed,
but others assert that the tineness or the
formers lines will more than compensate
for the increased weight
A HEAVY ARMAMENT.
The armament of the Brooklyn is vastly
superior TO that of the New York, In
ths first place. she will have four barbette
tlrre,s 60 the New Norks two. her
main battery will consist of eight S-inch
r.lss. where the New York has six Of that
CaIbrc. and twelve 5-inch rapid-fre guns,
where the New York has that number OF
4-inch guns Her secondary battery VIII
comprise twelve G-pOunders, four i
Founders. and four Gatllngs, while that OF
tAr New York has four fewer 6-pounders,
$50, only IN actual weight OF metal
thrown ~ single discharge. but In the
ma.nIrE Of the guns, is the Improvement
visible IN the latter ship. her heavy r.res
Z rs mounted higher, with better
Range She Will also carry five torpedo
tubs. while the New York has three.
lu amor 90 far as thickness is con-
c,rHtl the New York has apparently an
e1Vntle carrying inches on her
slides O. The Brookyn's 3 inches, the
same thickness on her turrets @ IL
iHchesl and 10 inches on her barbettes
IN pace Of the Brooklyn's inches
and inches. But the latters protec-
ron represents the latest perfection IN
Harvey plates. so that there Is no
question q ifs excellence. Each yes
eel has protective deck. inches thick
or the slope and on the fiat.
The Erooklyn's guns in the forward
and after turrets can fire through an
arc Of $50 degrees, while those on the
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VESTIBULE LACE at s5. 30. and 15c.
A a CHENILLE TABLE-coNEf At
A ca CHENiL[E TABLE-CovER at 7sc..
Chenille PoRTIEREs at sacrifice
prices. r.,
UNDERWEAR for ladies. misses, CHI,
dren, boys, and Gentlemen--the largest
stock ever shown in this city.
LADIES RIBBED VESTS AND PANTS
from l5c. to SIS. o,,>
CHiLDREN'S PLAIN AND RiBbED
Vests AND PANTS from "e' 10 .he
WRAPPERS for infants. at %. IS. and
J0c.-very low prices.
BOYS AND MEMS SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS. in natural wool, white
and scarlet, from &c. TO f2.J9 for the
UTICA BLEACHED sHEETING, in
remnlnts, at the following low prices
g. a. Il Is 81 a h iS Hi iiir lS at l'e
ANDROSCOGCIN A BLEACHED COT
FRUIT ii BLEACHED COTTON at
A A. BLEAcHED COTTON at &C.. worth
A - FINE BROWN COTTON at 4l-2c..
a ii FINE BROWN COTTON at &C..
Remnants OF FRENCH GINGHAMs-
all the new styles-at lie, worth lJc.
/ Remnants of FLANNELLETTES at
SIC. for wrappers. worth loo.
Remnants OF FIGURED AND PLAIN
DUCKS at S 3-lc worth II l-2c.
| BROWN. NAVY. AND BLUE HEAVY
! DUCK for suits at ~ lie, worth 20c.
NEW FALL sArINES at S-ic., worth
STRIPED sKIRTING at 10 and l2c..
worth 20c
| INDIGO BLUE PRINTS az 4c.. worth &c.
| CANTON FLANNELS az .. IA, I. ), .,
! ~ and u l-2c-25 per cent. less imam
last years prices
! FLANNEI.S, In White, Red, Gray, and
Blue, at sacrifice prices.
KID GLOVES! KID GLOVES,
! The best 81 KID GLOVES N new shades,
, at 15c.-four large pearl buttons.
| HOSIERY, HOSIERY! HOSIERYl
LADIES' BLACK HOSE. regular made.
| at sc. pair, worth l5c.
| LADIES HERMSDORF, regular made
our own importation, at re. Every
| pair guaranteed. 1890.
! BOYS AND GIRLS RIBBED SCHOOL
HOSE IT 9. 10, and Il lie. for a regu-
! lar-madc hose.
MEMS SOCKS at 10. u. and 15c.-all regu-
| lar mado--llacks and Tans.
| MATTINGS at 3, 10. II l-2, 10, IS. and
! zoe. \ large. new supply Just received.
our prices are the lowest In the city
GIVE Us AN EARLY CALL.
| ID. e L. MITTELDORFER.
4. III east Broad street.
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THE BROOKLYN WHEN COMPLETED.

1874 revolutions a minute. The five double
ended boilers supplying steam at work.
ing pressure OF 100 pounds, can safely be
counted upon inducing upon her trial
displacement Of $50 tons speed fuzzy
as great as the best record Of the New
York.
Brookiynites Will attend the launching
In small armies. All OF the officials OF
the city will he on hand. and the new
cruiser will be given send-of worthy
the million and more people dwelling
within the boundaries Of her namesake.
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DRESS GOODS.

DRESS GOODS.
BLACK AND NAVY SIClLIAN (en-
tirely new 81 inches wide. at 81 IL
and 75c.. worth 81 and SIS.
HANDSOME BLACK MOHAlR BRO
CADES from 25c. to sL50.
BLACK BOUCLE, very nooby 30 inches
wide. at &c.. worth 81.
BLACK AND COLORED BOCCLES, In
Ell shades, at l9c., worth zoe.
ALL-WOOL SERGES. % inches wide,
at 25c.: former price soc.
BLACK LIZARD WEAVE. Handsomcst
goods imported. at CSC, worth I.l5.
All the latest effects in FANCY WEANES
in AL shades, from " 10 G5c
PLAIN BLACK MOHAIRS from sc. TO
per ysrd-all the 20.
NOVELTIES IN PLAIDS from lie. to
Sl.2j-all new styles.
FLANNElLETfES for wrappers at lOc..
worth -.
CRINKLED AND CREPON SATINES,
lovely designs, at II lie.
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MITTELDORFER'G
4 - carr EAST BROAD STREET)
IMMENSE DISPLAY
900 c. A S + S
NEW FALL GOODS T!

buyers several departments have just returned from
the eastern markets. where they secured all OF the
LATEST STYLES and Dome site Novelties III Dress
Goods Wraps Carpets Druggets Hc0scurnshing Lace
Curtains Silks of all kinds description Hosiery
Gloves Ribbons Notions Fancy Goods all to be sold at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
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It Stands TO Reason

that shopping that sells alone orcas brings cost
prices to YOU Here there's lacking the selling price,
through bad debts There's no bad accounts here
accounts you don't have the extra quarters
merchants obliged add in order to the
bad accounts.
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Bows Clothing.


Always necessary to save on
the lads needs-he needs so often.
e" Mammals will be the first to
appreciate this cash " condi-
ton and result that exists here.
Mothers and their boys will find cloth
ing TO suit here, and a. prices 10 please.
we show a good line Of Boys Cassi-
mere Suits at $50. Sl9S, SIS, I.73, S.2j.
s3.73, s3.9s. and si.SS.
Boys Corduroy Knee Pants, at Soc;
worth 81.
Boys Corduroy Knee Pants, at 96c.
worth So.
Boys Cashmere Knee Pants at isc.,
Gee, 75c., and CSC.
Particular attention is given TO quail
". cut, and workmanship in my selec-
lions.
A SAMPLE LINE
of BOYS Junior Blouse, Refer, and
Jersey Suits, and Of Refers at prices
low enough TO paralyze the trade:
BOYS Reefer-Suits, $3.50, So. sL9S
BOYS Junlor-Suits, Sl.sS. GS. SIS,
g. $3.50.
Boys Jersey Suits. s2.3s. S2SS. 1875.
$780, 1915, and 81.
Boys Refers at 81. S23S, S.25.
$50, 1915, and 81.
Boys BicycleCaps at l5c. and &c.
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Cambric-C Covered Down Pillows.

Cambric-COVeTcd Down Pillows.
High.class, well-flled Pillows.
Not a scant-flled one in the lot.
Finch. &c. 1s-inch, 50c.
i4-inch, Sc. 2o-inch. tc.
iG-inch. 4Oc. pinch Ssc.
2i-inch fl.l0.
Comfortables at glc., 75c., 81. sl25. $50,
and Sl.75. All except Toe. are double
bed size, and most all are sateen COW
cred.
CALIFORNIA-WO BLANKETS.
5-pound III Blankets. $50 pair.
6-pound III Blankets, 1898 a pair
s-pound l2-i Blankets $50 pair.
These Blankets are ATWOOD. both In
the warp and the filling; are made OF
the finest California Wool, and are bar
gains at above prices.
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come, pay the cash and make
your money do double duty.

GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS.
The best Linen Collars, latest styles.
l2c each.
Good Linen Cuffs. latest styles. at
lie. aOc., and &c. a pair
Mems Unlaundered White Dress
Shirts al 50c., &C.. and SSc. An ex-
ceptionally good Shirt at each price.
Mems White Night-Shirts. with coll
ored embroidery. soc. Gee. 75c., and ssc.
Such good values at these prices are
rare:
Gentlemen's Balbriggan Half-Hose at
Toe. ~ &c, Ice. l9c., and &c. pair.
Gentle,nen' Black Hermsdorf Dye
Ualf-Hose. IS 2-3c. and &c. a pair.
Gontlemen's Hermsdorf-Dye Black
Cotton Half-Hose, SIS for box Of six
nairs-were sold at 3jc. a pair.
Gentlemcn's Canton Flannel Drawers.
25c. pair.
Gentlemen's Bleached Heavy Canton
rlsnneI Drawers. reinforced seats. all
sizes, isc. pair.
A fun assortment of fall and wintG-
weight Underwear for men. women. and
children. at popular prices.
nv items in my stock. A call at
&c YOU that THERE'S the place
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Nottingham Lace Curtains.

NOTTINGHAM Lace Curtains, In White
and Ecru, in g.. 3 ~, and i-yard
lengths. Prices-59c., zoe, 81. {l25. $50.
$40. s., $3.50, SIS. s., SIS, $3.50. and IS
pair.
We show all the latest effects in Brus-
sels, Lace. and Fish-Net
CHENILLE CURTAINS.
Chenille Curtains Colors-Sage, Green.
Tan. Cherry. Gendarme Glue, and
Olive. Prices-sl.9S ,2.15. S2.9S. 1891.
1876, and $j.3S pair; the last extra
long and wide.
CHENILLE TABLE-CONERS.
A Chenille Covers. 39c. and iJc.
Ga Chenille Covers, isc., 75c., CSC. S.l5,
and tl.25.
S-4 Chenille TableCovers. at $3.50.
1914 Chenille Table-Covers. at g. 10
These are exceptionally good qualities.
Reversible Chenille Sofa Pillow Cow
ers, 2Ox20. ssc. entirely new.
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Rubber Sheeting.

Best A Rubber Sheeting, 4Sc. yard.
Best 5-4 Rubber Sheeting. Gle. yard.
Irish Shir,ing. or Family Linen, at
DC. 3Oc., 35c., l0c., and soc. a yard.
Butcher Linen for fancywork, 2Sc. q
yard
Linen scrim for fancywork. zoe. a
yard.
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one sx DAY FRIDAY, OCTOBER nth,

Lee Monumental Park Broad and LOmbardy streets.
du
pcate the performances given at the Worlds FAR AGasy te
here Richmond and throughout this southern The same prices charged
the North 1t the tented exhibition advertised that does
against the Southern people and charge double its prices as
North
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Innings.
Quality, the best. Prices, the
lowest.

In Innings / have:
Grass Cloth, at DC. l-3c., and lOc.
Leno at &C.. l-3c., and u lie.
Lining Cambria, all colors, &c.
Glbeits Fast-Black Cambria. Size.
Snesiss. all colors, &c. and l2c.
Fancy-Back Silesias and Percalines
at IL l-2c., 1Gc., and pc.
Plain and MORE Finish Percallnes.
Il l-2c. TO CSC. a yard.
Colored- Lining jeans, G Lie. and l-3c.;
regular l0c. and u i-2c. grades.
Black and White double fold Rice
Cambria.
Collar Canvas, 20c. a yard
Linen Canvas IN Black, Natural and
Lead-Color, l-Sc., u lie, and 10 2-Sc.
Genuine Hair-Cloth at zoe. yard.
Hair-Cloth, S1-3c.. l0c., and 2Oe.
yard.
Wigan at Sl-3c. n yard
Chamos Fibre. 6i-inch, 2Oc.. ana ZSc. u
yard.
Cameron and Nubian Dye Beetle Fin
ish porcal!nes for fine trade.
Rustic Lining, l-3c. yard.
Black white Face Patent Lining al
61-4c. and lOc. yard.
Sicilian Moreen, absolutely fast plack'
for skrting ~ i-2c. a. yard.
Wool Morecn Skrting at ijc. yard
sells everywhere for Jlc.
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Bieached Shcetings.
Here's prices that prove how
much lower a leash store l:
than the ordinary store

IlClC > l'iNSo Ih'S II
much lower a leash store Is
than the ordinary store:
In Eleached sheetngs l have:
Lockwood 10-4 al &c.
Utica l0-i-, at &c.
Lockwood 81. at 1sc.
Utica 81. at zoe.
Lockwood 81, at 16 2-3c.
Utica CA at ljc.
Utica 5-4. at II 1-2c.
Lockwood s5-inch, at lie.
Wamsutta Double-Warp Nisht-Gown
Cotton.
Pepperel Fine Yard-Wide Bleached
Jeans.
Peuperel Heavy Bleached Jeans, Sl-3c
Pepperel Heavy, Unbleached Jeans
Sl-3c.
Genuine Feather-Proof Bed-Tick.
IL i-2c.
Best IS-Inch Cotton Diapers. 4Sc.
piece.
Best 2O-Inch Cotton Diaper. ssc. a
piece.
Best Pinch Cotton Diaper. Csc.
Best 2i-Inch Cotton Diaper. CSC. a
piece.
Best 27-Inch Cotton Diaper, CSC. a
piece.
Curtain Scrim at &C.. Lie. and lie.
yard.
HEMMED PILLOW-CASES.
Marvel, 36Xi5. l0c. each.
Lockwood, 36xi5. lie. each.
Utica, 9Gxi5. lac. each.
Utica Hemstitched. S6x45. 25c. each.
HEMMED SHEETS.
lo-4xl0-i Hemstitchcd Utica, TIE.
lO-4xlO-4 Hemmed Utica. SOC.
9-4xlO-4 Hemmed lockwood, Sc.
42x72 Bolster Cases. &c.
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Bath Towels.
Turkish Bath-Towels at &c.. 1oc., and
12l-2c., 2oc., and Sc. last two very
good and very large.
Extra-Large and Heavy Bleached
Turkish Bath-Towels. 25c. each.
Turkish Wash-Rags. &C.. &C.. and &c.
each.
TABLE DAMAsKs.
EG-Inch Cream Table Damask, at 3Sc.
q regular SOC. value
JC-Ineh Bleached German Table Da-
mask, zoe. yard-splendId for wear.
bs-Inch Red-Border Unbleached Table
Table Damask. CSC. yard worth soc.
Stellers 62-Inch Double-Faced Bleach
ed Satin Damask at 75c.; worth 9oc. a
yard.
5O-Inch Doub,e-Face Irish Bleached
Satin Damask at &c.; should bring 81
yard.
Steller's 7o-Inch Double Faced Bleach
and no mistake.
5s-Inch Turkey-Red Damask at 25c. a
yard.
5s-Inch TurkeyRed Damask at 39c a
yard: always sold at J0c.
5S-Ineh Oll-Dye Turkey-Red Damask.
5sc
5s-Inch Oil-Dye Green and Red Da-
mask. 69c.
5S-Inch Solid Red Oil-Dye Damask
75c.
ed-Border Cream DamaslS Cloths.
SKA. esc.
Red Border Cream Damask Cloths
sxl2, sSc.
Red Border Cream Damask Cloths.
Sxl0. 75c.
Turkey-Red Table-Cloths. 1873. Coo.
Turkey-Red Table Cloths. 81 zoe.
Turkey-Red Table-Cloths, 1914. SO.
Turkcy-Red Table-ClOths. l2i, 90c.
On-Dye Turkey-Red Table-Cloths, 81
S.25.
Checked Linen Doilies AZ isc. dozen.
Colored- Berdered Linen Doilies at
4sc.. GGc., and 7Jc. a dozen.
Bleached Linen Dolies, 50c., 75c., 81,
and 1875.
Blsachtd Damask Napkins, 81. $40,
N.75. and S2.25 a doZen-match pattern
TO our Table Damask.
BED QUILTS.
White Crochet Quilts, ~ 75c. Sc, 81,
H.lO. and .i.2j-all in Marseilles pat
terms.
White Marseilles Quilts. at $50, sl.sS.
S2.j0, $3.50, and g.; the best ever offered
At such low prices.
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Towels.

A full assortment OF Huckaback and
Damask Towels at lowest known values
Knotted Fringe Loom Dice Towels,
l6XS2, l0c. each.
Extra Heavy Huckaback Towels. l7x3i.
Y 1-2c. each.
Extra-LArge Huckaback and Damask
Towels. 1919 l6 2-3c. each.
Colored Border. Knotted Fringe Huck-
aback Towels, 2ox45. zoe. each.
Hemsiitched Huckaback and Damask
Colored- Border Towels. 2oxio, 25c. each.
Extra-Large and Heavy Damask Tow
els. knotted fringe, 25x50, 29c. each.
Double Open-Work Colored-Border
Knotted-F Fringe Bleached Damask Tow
els. 22xi6c., 25c. each.
Double-Face Bleached Satin Damask
Knotted-Fring Towels. 2lx4i. 35c. each.
pouble-Face Bleached Satin Damask
Knotted-Fringe extra fne) Towels
2JxiS soc. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-29

bad accounts.
FIanneIS.
The savings that a leash "
store alone can give are right
here in these unapproachable
prices
Plain White Flannel II 1-2c.. lee. isc.,
20c.. &c.
Chinchilla White Flannel at Soc, 25c..
and 40c.-Ioc. a yard under old prices.
Ballardvale Flannels Qinest made),
25c., s5c., and Zoe.
Embroidered Skirting Flannel at nc.
and 75c. yard.
Red MedIcated Twill Flannel at ls 2-3c.,
20c., &c. 30c.. &c, $50. and i5c. yard
all far under price asked elsewhere.
Heavy Gray Twill Flannel at IL l-2c..
15c.. 16 &c. and 2oc. a yard.
Heavy Blue Twill Flannel at l1c.. 2oc..
&c. 33c.. and CSC. yard.
Heavy Unbleached Canton Flannel at
S1-Sc., lOc.. and II l-2c. yard
Heavy Bleached Canton Flannel at
Sl-Sc., lOc., and IL l-2c. yard.
All the reliable brands OF Bleached
Cottcns, such as Androscoggin, Barker
Langion 70. Langdon q. b., Fruit OF
Loom. Wamsutta, New York Mills, AL
pine. Rose, and Pride OF the West.
Burleigh and English Long Cloth.
Knights, Berkeley, and Lonsdale Cam
brio Muslin.
Evening journal., 1895-03-27
LAlo AWAY 10 REsr.

The Funeral of john o. Patterson
Largely Attended-Tho New CASTLE
county nar l'ass Revolutions.
The funeral Of John g Patterson oc-
CURED yesterday afternoon from bis
home, No GA French street, Rev.
Lafayette Marks officiating. There WAS
large Attendance. Fame Hose Com.
pany, Of which MIR Patterson was the
ngst president, position he held for
twelve years, had seven coaches The
pall bearers were Hon Leonard b Wales.
William g Sprueuee. William NJ Pyle,
Joseph j Carpenter, Sir, David w Har
Ian, Benjamin Nleds and Henry G.
Banning
Pnoi TO the funeral meeting Of Che
members Of the bar Of New Castle
county was held "a the United States
Court goom, az which Senator Gray, w
Q Spruance aud Colonel Nlaids sub
mitted a series Of resolutions on the
death Of ar Patterson. Remarks
salogstle o. tho dead jurist we're made
bY Colonel Nlslds. W. G. spruence.
Senator Gray, OK senator Higgins, lew
@. Bird, Judge Wales and others.