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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-09
THE COHEN co.
WOODEN AND HARDWARE ODDS
AND ENDS.

. Meodor- Straw Wau-Pockets. s'igfriy
solie1. NCrth f5c 70 cioFc &c ~ en-
L. Perforated CHAR Bottoms worth lsc.
lcf &c Zach
I-artr- MssTors. sold upwards Of Sc.
for &c each-
L Stair CT Counter Busters. worth &C.
10 close Sc each
! lOs OF Imported Willow Covered MAJ
kst-R@skets. worth upwards OF ala
1 Ane1scan ciottes-Rlnging Machine
worth s.. f0- e.
2 Wooden Basting-Spoons. ~ortn &C.
Tor 5c. each
Booz- Rack. with four shelves. worth
E-s4 20 Close &c each
] Ci0ihes-H0rse. family size. worth H.
L Wooden Wafer Buckets. worth &c.
for &. each
IS Revolvfng-Handle RclIing-Pins. worth
lSc-- f0r e. each.
IL Naz01's Porcelain-Iined FrUif-Jar
TOPS. worth &C. for &c. eacn
= boxes CT Granuiated 4-ye. worth l'c'
fer e. q box
Z Pest Quality Hearth Brooms. worth
&c. for Sc each
CHAIR ODDS AND ENDS.
c0bbie-Leather-S SEATED Mahogany
Chairs. slightly damaged from snip
rent worth =. for no eaen. e.
2 Fine Rattan Parlor-Rockers. worth y,
10 close xlss each
] Large Oak Rocker. slightly damaged
worth 20. for sc
Fine Bamboo Book Rack. worth 3,
slightly sUiled FOR s. g
GLASSWARE ODDS AND ENDS.
Fine Imitation Cut-Gisss Bowl. worth
$50 r.. Sc
- Banded Water Trmbiers, worth 5's-
a dozen. 70 close &c. each
10 Crystal Glass Water Pitchers, worth
&c. for l0c each
! Large Cake Salver. fine imitation cut.
worth &c. for Ice
Noiasses Pitchers. worth Sc, FOR &C.
each
= Bohemian-G.sss Sugar-Dishes OIL
Bottles. and Syrup-JugS worth &c,
for 1-c- each.
] lot o. Crystal Sugar-Dishes and SPOON
Holders. worth loc-. for g each
20 Mason's P0rcelzin-I1ned Fruit-Jarss
quart size worth Sc. for &c each
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LOCATED OK NISE-xITE Ro.o
AID sEyEN-pINfcs RAfLT2v
NEARLY OPPOSITE TIE
MASONIC HONE
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Register, Resister:: Resister.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-09
Desirable Suburban Hon.
or ELEcTRTc-cAR LINZ. ONLY or,
AID a HtLF NILS EHCa
ThE CITY.
YouNc oRcHAkO: CooD wkTEg

u ALL <ILE LAND
VIII GODD DWELLING. Efgn-
NICE ORDER: EARN. nc
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ODDS AND ENDS FROM THE LAMP
1ECTION.
DOLLS ODDS AND ENDS.

/ lot Of Kid-Bcdy Dolls. worth i5c-. for
&c each
lot OF Kid Bodies. for dolls. worth loc-,
FOR &c each.
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hooks AND STATIONERY.
ART GOODS REMNANTS.

. Linen repieces. STAMPED Win
new designs. &c value, Tor &c. &c
Centrepiecss for loc-
STAMPED Plate DOilles. &c. Feiue, ior &C.
Odd lengths in Cotton Fringe. &c. a
yard.
ODD colors ia Zephyrs. &c. an ounce.
Anything wanted IN Art Goods can re
found in our Odds-and-Ends Counter.
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the late Major T. ". boswell. situated h
Hanover county. about one mile from
Junction OF Richmond. Frederic shurg
and Potomac and Chesapeake and Ohio
railroads For further particulars ad-
dress Mrs. n. ". BOSWELL, Boutwell,
Post-Ofiice. Hanover county oc 7-lws
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TOILET REMNANTS

e cakes OF Genuine Palm Soap. &c. "a
cake.
8 Goodyear Rubber Dressing Combs. 1oc.
value. for &C. each
- Ivory Handle French TSristle Tooth
Brushes. l2izc value. fo- Sc. zach.
ie Hardwood Back Clothes BrUshts.
l5c value. for &c. escn.
rs boxes % Borated Tascum Powder.
90. -. hr>
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TRUSTEE AND RECEIyERs SALE


Real Estate Agent zu1 ArCtoreer.
llts east Main street. Richno1e. Va.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-14
1T COST S3O9,7OO.
Judge johnson Settles Up the Cos
of the Receivershlp.

of the Receivershlp.
Master in Chancer7 ]. B. johnson has
formally turned the Santa Fe railroad
over to the new management, and filed
the statement of the transfer and the
disposition made of the funds with the
clerk of the United States circuit court.
When he came to figure the allowances
made to the attorneys, receivers and
trustees he found that the $3.50, 1000 allow
ed for court expenses by the decree
fell far short of paying out.
When he had paid the $250,000 he
found that there was $59,700 still
due and the bondholders - made
up the amount SO that now all who had
anything to do with the receivership or
sale of the road have received their
money. 1t required $309,700 to pay all
the expenses incident to the court pro-
ceedings.
When the road went into the receivers
hands it was paying interest on $780,
100000 of bonds. Judge johnson has
figured that the interest on this amount
every year was So, 629, 101. 90, or $50, 422.2O
for every day in the year.
In computing the int rest from the
date the decree of sale was made and
Jan. 10, when the road was turned over,
Judge johnson figured by months. Then
he attempted to prove his work and he
counted the days and computed the in
terest He found a difference of over
$4,000. He could not account for his
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Wares.

This store always has and always will
lead in real bargain giving. Our great
sale of Agate, -Granite Iron and Eaameled
ware. These goods guaranteed to be the
genuine St. Louis Stamping Cos granite
ware, agate. iron and ensmeled ware.
every piece warranted to be satisfactory
or money refunded. Come down and lay
in years supply at these prices.
Granite coffee pots, large sizs, uaran-
teed perfect in every respect, regular
price everywhere 75c, our price 35c.
Rice boilers, pint size, double for oat-
meal, rice, ETC., sold everywhere for 75c
our price &c.
Granite iron tea kettles, regular No. 8
"Royal" fiat bottom, regular price every
where $1.25, our Price TAG.
Chamber pals. 10 quarts, covered.
regular price $L25, our price 69c.
Sauce pans, in quart, long handle,
regular price 15c, our price 7c.
Tea kettle. regular family size, pit or
fat bottom, regular price 85c. our price
Rice boiler. double part rice boiler, the
only thing to use for rice, oatmeal, etc.
family size, regular price $1.25, our price
CSC.
Tea pot, regular quart size, the only
thing to use, regular price soc, our price
31c
Jelly cake pans 90 in size, seamless,
regular price 10c. our price &c.
Muffin pans, IL cups. This is the
largest size made and always sells for
75c. our price 4oc.
Water pals. 10 quarts size, will never
leak or corrode, cheaper than wood
buckets, regular price 6Oc our price 35c.
Dipper, seamless, round handle, the
regular windsor shape, regular price 25c
our price 13c.
Cuspidors, this is the regular family
size, regular price SOC, our price 25c.
Coffee boilers, large size for boarding
houses or restaurants, regular price 90c,
our price 53c
Covered buckets, 2 quart size 13c.
Preserving kettle, four quart size,
seamless, regular price 40c, our price 19c
Measures. L pint size, will never cor
rode, cheaper than tin, regular price 25c,
our price 12c.
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Underwear
Department.

We are making general clearing of
winter weight hosiery and underwear.
We have seen to it that prices are low
enough to make quick selling.
Ladies' hose, Oxford gray, heavy ribbed
hose, regular low price csc ......I0c
Children's hosiery, heavy all wool 2 and
1 ribbed, ali sizes up to 10, regular
price 25c ................. 10c
Boys shirts and drawers. extra heavy
Jersey ribbed, reg. price SOC, each. 81
Ladies' vests and pants. natural wool.
Jersey ribbed, regular low price 81.
each Observation-Disclosures. z0e
Ladies' union suits, heeceed, extra heavy
union suits, regular low selling price
Soc, each .GDo
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Dry Goods.

Another big cnt in the price of Dress
Goods.
All wool Henriettas at 27c, good value
at Acc.
Silk and wool Novelties at s3c, worth
40 and go.
Wool Plaids at 20 and 38c.
Ladies' Suitings, all wool, 81 inches
wide; colors, tan, myrtle greer navy
blue, brown ard black, at 45c, wofth roc.
pieces heavy all wool Novelty Suit
ing, 48 inches, at SOC, sold at Soc.
Best prints &c.
Heavy apron checks in Ginghams, &C.
1. L. Muslin sc.
Fruit of the Loom &C.
Lonsdale &c.
Hope &c.
Twilled Crash sc.
Good Towels &C.
Large Towels 10c., less by the dozen.
so dozen handkerchiefs, little soilsd,
&c each.
90 dozen hapdkerchiefs, former price,
8, 10 and loo; choice at sc.
% dozen lace and embroidered hand
kerchiefs, worth 10 and 1Sc, now 10c,
9 dozen ladies' silk handerchiefs at
22c
12dozen gents silk handkerchiefs at
soc.
80 dozen ladies' all wool Vests, to close
-. 33c, worth zoe.
ALA dozen ladies' combination suits at
ooc, worth $3.50.
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Mems Goods.

Mems Muff1ers-All silk, full size,
blue and white polka; dots; good 85c
Laundered Shirts-White Dress Shirts
-perfecs fitting, good wearing article;
regular value 75c. 4Oc
Mems Kid Gloves = Imported, full
pique stitched, perfect fitting. every pair
warranted; regular price $40. 81. 25
Cashmere Half Hose-Imported, col
ors black and natural gray; worth 30
Mems Underwear = Heavy Ribbed
Wool Fine Fleece or Cancels Hair
Shirts and Drawers, regular price 75c
and Soc. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 49,
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Hardware


so pair skates, cur price sec.
90 pr. skates, worth 75c, our price 4oo.
% pr. skates. worth s5c, our price Acc.
Full niekle plated skates. worth 81 30,
our price Toe.
Knives and forks worth 81 rs. csc set.
Silver knives and forks, $1.98 set
Cod Cein Heaters, worth SIG, our price
to close out at $1175
No swash boilers, copper bottem, 73e
Racers, guaranteed to be the best, csc.
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ENTERTAINS THIS EVENING
The National Council OfK. of x. and
L. offs. in Annual Session.

L. offs. in Annual Session.
The National Council of the Knights
and Ladies of Security is holding its
annual meeting today in Z. P. hall, cor
ner of Sixth aud Quincy streets, and this
evening", the local lodges of the order
will give a complimentary entertainment
to the delegates at Hamilton nall.
The head officers of the order propose
to have the regulations of the order
changed so that members Joining after
this meeting will pay a graduated as
sessment according to their age, instead
of a settled assessment of 5O cents per
$1,000.
Some of the Kansas delegates are op-
posed to the proposed change. and they
held meeting at the National hotel last
night to protest against the change.
The delegates entitled to vote in the
national meeting are:
Kansas. w. J. Combs, Emma Z. Lea,
Il. w. Pond, Mary c. Dixon Houltou, 7.
E. Mcmillan, J. NJ. swallow, u. S. Elliott
and Frances Pilkinton; Oregon, Margaret
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Boys
Clothing Dep.

Our entire stock of Young Mems,
Boys and Children's Clothing has been
reduced to about the actual cost of man.
ufacture. Each day brings new faces to
this department, and every one marvels
at the completeness of our Clothing
store. We quote few of the bargains
to be found:
So regular Sc. 90 and $3.50 listers,
ages to 10, at ...S3 80
rs regular 5000 and So 90 Suits,
ages IS to 19, at. So 80
200 regular So. 80 and 81. 90 Suits,
ages 8 to 10, at So 80
300 regular 81. so and 50 90 Suits,
ages to is, at. 81 SO
All the above Clothing is made by the
best manufacturer in the country We
cheerfnily refund money if your pnr-
chase is not satisfactory.
200 regular 75c and 81 Knee Pants,
at 50c
Extra SPECIAL Sale of Mems Trousers
So and So so Mems Trousers. 81 4S
So and SIS so Mems Trousers ....$2 90
81 and $3.50 Mems Trousers. So 90
So and $500 Mems Trousers. 81 90
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archy. 1t will take place on January
II, and the prediction is made that the
parole of ex-Queen Liliuokalani
will on that day be at an
end and that she will be granted full
pardon. President Dole is said to have
informed correspondent that the gov
ernmenthoped to see it's way to pardon the
ex- queen in a short time. The ex-queen
is frequently seen driving about the city
and is enjoying much better health than
at any period in the last three years.
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SCHOOLBOY SOLDIERS.

The New Movement Among Eastern
ELIZABETH, N. j., Jan, 14.-President
of the Board of Education George Mat
thews, with Superintendent of Schools
Shsarer and Commissioner Swift, visited
all the public schools today and formed
military company of fifty boys from each
school which will make regiment of
500. On Decoration Day. or when the
big new school house is dedicated, the
boy soldiers will have parade, at which
time boy soldiers from a New York
school will be in line.
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Come in and Get Our Samples
.Boneless ham per lb &c.

.Boneless ham per Id &c.
lbs gum drops 25c.
2 lbs cream chocolates 25c.
lbs cinnamon Importers 25c.
lbs stick candy 25c.
Cleaned currants per pkg SO.
Fancy citron per lib 14c.
Apple butter per Id &C.
bs fancy peaches 25c.
lbs blackberries 25c.
6 lbs seedless raisins 25c,
lbs dates Csc
lbs large raisins Csc.
IS cans pine apple 25c.
cans California table peaches Csc.
cans California table cherries 25c.
cans Cal. table Strawberries 25c.
cans Cal table raspberries 25c.
Cans Cal. table blackberries Csc.
The above canned goods are all large
3 Id cans.
cans oil sardines Csc.
Mustard sardines per can SC.
cans corn beef 25c.
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Notion
Department.

Good pins per paper nc.
Best quality needle pointed English
brass pins, per paper 211c-
Good sewing needles. per paper re.
Good stockinet dress shields, per
pair Sc.
Good dress betting, per yard let
Good whalebone casing, Fer full
piece &c.
Good horn dress bones. per doz. &C.
Good finishing braid, per bolt Sc.
Good hat pins, per doz. &c.
Good curling irons, each &C.
Good hair pins, doz for 1c.
Best quality 100 yards sewing silk,
all colors per spool 4c.
Best quality embroidery wash silk, per
skein &c.
Good quality knitting silk, per ball 7115c
Good 200 yards machine thread, per
spool &c.
Good double covered corset steels, per
pair Sc.
Good envelopes, 25 for &c.
Good 1-yard long linen shoe laces, per
Good 21S- yard long corset laces. per
dozen &c.
Good quality patent hooks and eyes,
per card &C.
Good quality finch rubber dressing
combs, each &c.
Good quality rubber fine combs ca. &c
BEST IlS1o garter eldStlCs poE yAEO &c.
Fine pure silk garter elastic per I'd 7c.
Best aluminium thimbles, each 1c.
Good quality pearl dress buttons, per
doz Sc.
Elegant quality hair ornaments or
back combs, about 20 styles, worth from
1Oc to soc; take your choice of the en-
tire lot for, each &c.
Large size real bristle hair brushes,
polished handles, each 12c.
Large size steel shears, silver plated.
each 14c.
Very fine transparent toilet soap,
highly scented, per large cake &c.
Ladies' fine fancy carriers, with silver
or gilt buckles and fine satin bow, per
pair 12c.
Misses best lindsay, hose supporters,
per pair &c.
Ladies' best, lindsay hose supporters.
per pair lee.
Ladies' very fine satin belt hose sup
porters, per pair ID
Pocket Books, Purses, and SatchelS.
Real kid coin purses, each &c.
Good quality leather pocket books,
each Sc.
One lot of fine hand satchels, consist
ing of calk skin, seal leather, etc., about
10 styles; your choice of the entire lot
for, each 25c.
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Soap.

1900 cakes toilet soap, per cake 1c.
$50 boxes laundry soap. per bar &c,
800 boxes Kinks White Russian soap,
per bar Sc. 9 bars for Csc.
50 boxes Clairette soap, per bar Sc, 9
for 25c.
so boxes Silk soap, per bar Sc, 9 for csc
40 boxes Lenox soap, per bar Sc, 9 for
Csc
200 boxes Fairbanks brown soap, per
bar SC, 9 for 25c.
900 boxes Kingford's Silver Gloss
starch, Id box 38c
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mistake but it was explained when he
found that by one process there
was three days less than the other and
the interest for the three days amounted
to over $40 600.
The interest on the present indebted
ness will be less than half what it was
before the system went into the hands of
the receivers.
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81 lbs finest granulated sugar $1.O0.
% lbs sugar $100.
Regular 25c grade coffee per Id 1sc.
6pkgs Scotch or Iowa oats 25c.
Imported Swiss cheese, never was
known to sell less than 30c, our price 15c.
Full New York cream cheese, nothing
finer in the market, per Id 15c.
Gallon can Scudder's maple syrup,
athers ask you 81. so, our price 85c.
Quart bottle Scudder's maple syrup,
per bottle 25c.
90 lbs cracked hominy Csc.
roc grade japan, hyperion, Gnnpow-
der and Oolong teas per Id 25c.
Royal or Prices's baking powder per
ID can 35c.
Imported French peas per can 10c.
Imported sardines 3 cans 25c.
Large cans mustard sardines per can
cans Columbia river salmon csc.
Arbuckle's or Lion coffee, Mokaska or
xxx per pkg 1sc.
We lust received large assortment of
cigars, they are worth $1.75 per box, our
price will be 81 per box: If you are a
lover of cigars you better get in on this
deal
2 Id size can fine sweet sugar corn &C.
Glib size can fancy early German peas
&c.
90 cases tomatoes per can sc.
New string beans per can DC.
Peaches or plums in heavy syrup Zoe.
Extra choice evaporated apricots per
ID 1Oc.
lbs large Califor raisins 25c.
lbs French prunes 25c.
Horse Shoe tobacco per ID 35c.
Even Change tobacco per Id 15c.
Porterhouse steak per Id &c.
Bologne per Id sc.
"a lbs nice white label lard 81.
Butterine per Id 12c.
nr Priop'a IamoD Or vanilla oxtra0fa
per bottle 10c.
Nice large white Colorado potatoes
per bushel 43c
Large washtubs soc, worth roc.
Spanish queen olives per OF 15c.
Small sweet pickles per ct 15c.
nice large mackerel 25c.
Sour pickles per qt sc.
Id can mince meat or apple butter,
the finest that is put up, 40c per can.
100 lbs best -four made 81 so.
Oyster or soda crackers, large box, per
lb &c.
8 IOc pkgs soda 25c..
Quart bottle bluing 10c.
Catsup per bottle Zoe.
Fancy honey drip syrup per gallon 30c
Gallon New Orleans sorghum 25,
gallon keg 81 90.
Gallon New Orleans molasses per gal.
Ion 25c, gallon keg $1.2O.
Baking powper per lib can, warranted
RoOuS 4OC.
10 lbs pure buckwheat Csc.
10 lbs navy beans csc.
8 lbs lima beans 25c.
12 lbs green peas 25c.
6 lbs split beans 25c
pkgs buckwheat -four csc.
lbs pancake -four Csc
Pettijohn's breakfast food per Id pkg
&c.
40 boxes parlor match es 25c.
Eagle milk per Id can 15c.
pkgs mince meat 25c
10c cans lye 25c.
ID baking chocolate loo.
2 pkgs toothpicks sc.
Kansas potatoes per bushel Csc.
Shoe backing per box 1c.
Cream crackers per lb Sc.
8 lbs good rice 25c.
lbs sage or tapioca 25c.
Lye per can &C.
8 pkgs corn starch Csc.
Id wood box gloss starch soc.
g 10 box silk gloss starch $50
Dried salt meat per Id 44c.
California hams per lb 616c.
Id pail cottolene zoe.
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Rochester lamps, banquet lamps,
wrought iron frame, black finish all hand
work complete with silk shade, with
genuine Rochester burner, real value So,
our price $2.6S.
Table lamp full size, gold finish with
shade and chimney. genuine Rochester
burner, real value 81 90, our price $1.23.
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PAY 100000 TAXES.
The Gould Estate Enriches the Treas
ury i'm That Sum.

TEry i'm That Sum.
= NEW YORK, Jan. 14.--Surrogate Fitz-
gerald has signed an order, based upon
the recent report of David Mcclure, who
was appointed appraiser to fix the value
of the estate of the late Jay Gould, in
order that the tax might be imposed,
placing the tax upon the legacies of the
heirs.
According to supplemental report of
the appraiser the net value of the estate
of Jay Gould was put at SIS, 615. 473.
It has taken three years of litigation
for the court to get at the value of the
estate, and to decide the taxes that the
state is entitled to upon the legacies of
the collateral heirs. The state treasury
will be enriched nearly 100000 by the
collection of this tax.
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PROF. GARNER'S SUCCESS,

Which Makes lhe Darwinisn Theory
Even More Probable.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 14.-Prof. Richard L.
Garner, who ia in Africa trying to dem
onstrate the correctness OF his theory
that monkeys talk to each other has
written to his son in this city, saying thai
his mission has been accomplished. His
researches have been carried on under
the auspices of the African Research So
ciety of Chicago.
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SKY SCRAPERS TALLER.

Chicago Raises the Limit From $50
Feet to 155 Feet.
CAIckeo, Jan. 1.-THE city council
has passed the amendment to the build
ing ordinance which permits raising the
limit of height for buildings from $50 TO
155 feet
Il is claimed that nothing higher than
9-story buildings could be put mp under
the old ordinance, while the new one
will permit buildings II stories high.
Steel construction had practically died
out under the old ordinance.
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CAN HAVE SUNDAY BALL.
Chicago Players Win Their suit and
WiIHmOt Goes Free.

WiIsmOt Goes Free.
CHICAGO, Jan. 14.-The jury in the
case of Walter Wilmot vs. the City of
Chicago handed in a verdict of not
guilty today. This is the famous Sunday
baseball case, the entire Chicago ball
club having been arrested last sum-
mer for playing ball on Sunday
and the entire club was practically on
trial, although the defendant technically
was Walter Wilmot
This probably insures Sunday base
ball for Chicago this summer. The jury
decided that no breach of the peace was
committed and therefore fines against
the players were unwarranted.
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Blankets sG


Very heavy over half wool blankets,
1914 size, per pair. $1.25.
Very fine lambs wool blankets, 1914
size, in grey or red. per pair, $1.76
Extra fine pure wool blankets, 1914
size per pair, So .25.
Finest quality pure lambs wool blank
cts, Ii 4 size, per pair, So. 90.
Very heavy large size bed comforters,
each CSC.
go pair heavy blankets, per pair, Acc.
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MARTYRDOM TO END.

Queen LfIfuOk aIamf to Receive Free
ParGOm January II.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 14-Advices
from Honolulu are to the effect that
preparations are under way for the third
celebration of the anniversary of the
revolution which overturned the mon
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oNNNANAc

Ladies' trimmed hats fer s14o. reduced
from IS.
Trimmed hats for 99c, red from So. 25.
Children's trimmed hats, 6Sc
A nice line of shapes in English and
French fslts for sSc, 4sc and 55c. Also
a line at 25c. Fancy feather and Dir DIS
Of all kinds at half price.
Best Ostrich tips; regular price CSC
and 81 rs, for CSC and zee a bun9h. Half
plumes. worth 81 so, for CSC.