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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

LOUISVILLE kN, Deceinoer io.-.ios i.o,.[-..''l''
.,,,.~ pradl.y has gwen the Courier
1ournal "a signed statement concerning
tbe Drosuectl4e senatorial vacancy ana
the manner OF filling IT, senator Black
burns term expires March itn. Inc last
LEGISLATURE failed to elect. ,
Governor Bradley contends that "pe-
clal session held before there IS va
cancy cannot elect. and also that aiter
March lth be can appoint a senator VINO
viii be seated, and cites numerous cases.
qne Faulkner case. he claims, Is ho'
parallel. and he also takes positive ISSUE
with Senator Chandler. In the "hoio
mI,rview. however, he drops no hint as
10 what De viii DO. lt Ae calls an carry
sn.DM session of the Legislature no
Will surely appoint but he may not can
th. session until after March ltn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16
VOTE FOR PRESIDENT.
PRiCrrCdLLT COMPLETE OFFICIAL
Returns FROM THE ELECTION,
McKinley's Plurality, 0oO,199-The Vote
for Bryan and sowail and Bryan an"
Watson Combined in Bryan's Totals

NEW YORK. ctc. ;5.-The canvass
Of the vote OF New York state to-day
practically completes the Official No'e
bv states and makes it possible for the
first time to tabuate the popular Vo'e
for President. with the exception OF
Utah and South Dakota, where the courts
have ordered the revision Of the COM
pleted returns. the final vote Of all states
has been collected by the United Asso-
ciatod Presses. In Texas the state Sah-
vass.ng Board declared the vote Wlthout
waiting Tor the returns from SIX smaii
counties. These have been estimated
and added O. the result ON that state
~ <TNLEYS PLURALITY.
The total vote cast was l3,92iG33.
This was Sf.sf4124 more than the toial
vote Of 1902 Mckinley received JOB $50
and Bryan G.IUS. .DSl, "a plurality for Mc-
kinney of 600 700. The vote for Bryan
and Sewall and that for Bryan and Wat
SON are combined in the total vote gwen
for Bryan. only twelve states reported
n separate vote for Bryan and Watson.
WafsOn's aggregate vote was 40 So Dee
Sound M0nov Democratic vote for Palm
or and Buckncr was 1920 The Pro-
hihiflon vote for LovorinC was l2T H.
The National. or Frees iyor Prohibit
ti0r.sf- cast 1890 votes for BENTLEY
Matchctt. the candidate for tho Social
ist Labor party. received 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

Hanna visits Mckinley New YORK HIS
NotInitcd Upon ANY one.

CANTON. O.. Dec. i5.-Tho visit OF
Chairman Hanna TO Canton to-day mas
-. =, ann, wav changed the Cobinet Sit
nation so far as the public knows. lhele
- san annie reason to lnutfc N"tt ~, ~
portfolio has been tehdeit" ~ "'t,'o,d
n.rs0u. AIR. Hanna mas hol n11' ,,,'' .,,
upon his own course ii, .t.9 t,,',,, ,,honf
hour or more with Major Mci>ln.es 1Jy, ,,,,,
hfs triD to the East. and acQuaihteu nilt
,,.ith yvhat had been done ln ihe VIZ
~ arr.r..ino tor the inlusufil ttI,il"
MOS. Nr Hanna returned To Clc'ei'"u
latS 'nis Ii''i BoWDs. OF Chicago arrived
b.re fhis morning. and VIII tcmalh
guest at the Mckinney Ig7i1elg, "',,a. .,,as IN
morrow. When Major M'NlniSF r,,.,.t
Cbfraro the last OF thc week he .Apt.'5
t er.nd at least ono day with MT. anu
Nrs, Dawes at their suburban nome "'
Evanston. c,v.c, Of Now
York. mnched with Major Alc >lu,,eF 1,.,, .,.,,
had conference with hlm. ~ zion
In New York was discussed. MI SaA'o"
a1'here is no doubt about the eieot'.o'
Of Mr piatt to the lmtea o'.lso5 ~ i,,,tv of
We win have very lA!te Ha5taii'i i,,rc
trc ponublicau votes in the IeslsiAlni,' -
[ cannot say that NeW oih pr u ,,,t,.,,
anv one for the Cabinet at pie-.u'; -
are a number of men who wo..I H,,N
excellent cabinet officers. 20 t,,'t lat in
know there g. no popular NOV 'H'' -' .,,t
favor of amy of them. Mr. Moi'o" - ''9
n the race r-....,,.i-,, noIi-
tirs with Major Mckinley To-Day r,+
"Tho trouble with hgntu,ht ,,Lc
-.o tovo too many good Republicans WIZ
w9rt to ro 10 the senate 20 succeed ,,.,, ar,
Ti9ckOurn TIE said: Governor i.i.lN ho
ought 10 go 10 The Senate. hccaesse use ne
has. In my opinion done me mos. is mar
rnrtv hut what is most imroi ,,,nl NJ
so,'e RenuhlIcan should go. Major MNc.,
xiniov Impressed unon me Che i9ea e,.tt eo.t
it worli not at am do TO- lose me ,.ood s,' N
I'm the senate when we nave 49, .L9t ve
o,,gLf ~ sink au personal ambition. a,,il l,.,l
orimo-itios for the good of the party anu
! -..--
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16
ORDER FOR LOCOMOTIVES
GrVEN THE RfCHMOND WORkS BY
PRESIDENT INGALLs.
Six Heavy Compound Engines To he Built.
Saving ofTuei by Compound-speed
Record of the south.

Mr.. NJ. T.. ingalls,. president Of tho
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, gave the
Richmond Locomotive Works yesterday
the order FOR locomotives which he prom
ised no would do II Mckinley was elected.
Tho engines are known as the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Class q s consolidation
compounds. and were designed by Mr..
w. $. Morris. superintendent OF motive
power.
They arc very powerful machines. with
I-inch and 53-inch by 2i-inch cylinders.
50-inch driving wheels. and with a boiler
g. inches In diameter at smoke-box end.
The Richmond works are. OF course.
much pleased at receiving the order. and
are further sratInod at the endorsement
OF their compound system. which this
second order from this road for the same
class OF engine within twelve months
gives. The value OF the order IS $4,000.
WHAT THE ENGINE CAN DO.
What the Richmond compound engine
can do Is further shown by "a feat which.
at the request of the officials. has just
been completed on the Louisville and
Nashville railroad I'm a contest With one
OF their simple engines. It was demon
strated there, as everywhere else IL has
been tried, that the Richmond compound
makes a great saving OF fuol without
sacrifice of power. \ letter received from
ono OF the officials Of the road states that
while the official figures Tor publication
are not yet ready that TO the compound
is duo credit of at least 90 per cent.
saving in fuel.
Tho record Tor speed IN the South was
made by Richmond simple engine, No.
90. on tho Scaboard Air Line railroad, on
November 2lst. a detailed statement OF
this remarkable run has been printed and
sent out in leanet form, signed by Preh-
dent r. G.. Hoffman and Nice-ltosldent T..
ST. John. The run was from Weldon TO
Portsmouth,. and the official statement
says.
THE RECORD.
"Total distance from Weldon, y. c., TO
Portsmouth shops. Va, i6.S miles. Iime
consumed, y IL minutes, witch Is SUBJ
iect 10 a deduction of about live minutes
| lost by reducing speed TO comply with
/ city ordinances at Sgaboard, n. g., frank
| lin. Va. and Sunolk, Va, and IN cross
lng Nottoway river, az which point
nov, bridge is under construction, wnlch
/ would leave actual running time o' Il
/ minutes.
! "Richmond Locomotive No. 0io' l'A-'
cylinders, weight OF engine, lis'9O POUNDS
"Eneiueor. ID. j. hei.i5i fireman. Ne'-
son Guntor." 49,, r,r.
Hetween some Of the stations the run
nins was nearly ninety miles @n hOu''
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c.n,.nnrlnn burned to peath.

WASHINGTON. u. G., December %
altre Thomas. a col0tcd woman VINO
ls known 90 De over l0Z years oiu'
was fatally burned at the home OF N,'
granddaughter at -ll3 Eighth street
northwest. about noon yesterday. ono
had been left alone in her accuatoii'"
seat near tho IRE. ANA ln some "'y sNP-
nod and fen against the stove. she was
Unable 10 cau Tor assistance, ana even
mad she called, there was 10 one IN tho
house To go to her rescue. She was as
HELPLESS 90 aid herself as she was 10 sum-
mon assistance. and must have died
horrible death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16
Cool Murderer.

AUGUSTA. GA, December 5.-This
roorning Louis Prayer, "a merchant, shot
and fatally wounded John Smith tcol-
oreD. VINO was employed as a puller-in
In 'front.' of a rival store. Prayer accused
smith Of acting unfairly. and struck at
hirn. wherelpon the latter turned TO run.
when Prayer whipped out pistol ana
shot him ,n the back. tie BAN penetrating
he right kidney. After doing the shoot
prayer went back into his store and he
aan waiting on customer. deputy
happened on the scene few moments
later and arrested him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16
promo,ion fora Railroad Nan.

NEW YORK. Dee. lj.-Frank s. Can
non, cenaral nance ger of the staten Island
Rapid Transit Company ana one OF lne
gOrefal supefintenderls of the b1itim)re
and Ohio lailrCad lines case ~ the ONO
river. is in January to become lnliI FlDs-
president and general manager NJ the
Southern railway Ho bias been with tne
Baltimore and ohio for teu years ne
was previously general superintendent oi
which is now called the Sew York and
tl-.I..r r. rrIIrrnH ~ $751; f|u..f. second
vlce-prcsident OF tho Southotrn abroad.
f. now performing the duties of general
mauager.
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tions in this state have no hesitatiohi
i'm saving that ! Will be condidate, any
IL elected will Try TO serve inc peopiv -
the State and the nation 70 tho Do9' "a
my ability. g.. 49,. ,,,,,,ti
uont paid me by the Union League cluo'
foremost as II has ever been amons OF
,he Ronubiic9n PARTY for whose condi-
dates i have voted from the beginnins'
and in whose principles have always ne.
Heved. To that party the country mus
look now. as &c ever has, Tor tue na,lo,'''
safety and prosperity ana lhe pies'l'
ton OF the Constitution.
JOSEPH II. CHOATE.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16
Case ofthe Laurada.

WASitI 81 ~, rec. re eNpeclel
I.nurada 90 Secretary oI1ty did not take
place this m0ru.n- The Secretary llft
the Department carly ln the day with
out seeing amy visitors. Other state De-
p1riment officials express the opinion that
fhe PROPOSED visit of the Iauraia 10
Valencia. Snlin. ls entirely outside of any
possible action of The State Department
which cam take no official cOgnizlnce OF
tie vessel unless something occures TO her
I'm Il foreign port.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16
cno,,e u,llinr IN Succeed Mn

NEW YORK, December 15.-Jcseph n.
Choate has written "A letter announcing
ti4f ha will bee n candidate for election
a. fne United States Senate Ia succession
10 pavId B Illl. Alr. Choltes letter.
which Is addressed 10 ". ID. Guthrie. Is
YOU nave handed mo a copy Of the
resolutions adopted by the Union League
Cmb. of the cify II New York. and have
asked me 10 declare whether | would be
IA candidate for the position OF United
States Senator. IN accordance VIII these
resolutions.
In view Of the present politicai eondi-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

LONDON. Dec. 1.-THE Morning Post
will tomorrow publish dispatch rOm
Corsfantinonle that the Sultan. at the
reoliosf of MGR. Ormanian. the Armenian
nsfrlarch. has consented TO the grant
he of amnesty 10 the Armenian convicts
@rd prisoners. on condition that the pa
triarchaI mixed council guarantees inc
future good behavior OF those coming NH-
dor the amnesty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

pOsTON. Dec 15-Thc Herald says
II has been absolutely decided that there
VIII be fewer banks In Boston and that
those which so out az business WIZ 90
m ia probabie the article says. that six
az ciaht banks viii Dee dropped and that
one large institution Will be established
in thair stead. --...----------.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

LONDON. Dee lJ.-Tho French coast
ing steamer Marie Fanny has been lost
OFF the island OF Aldorncy, in tho Brit
ish channel Ier crew OF fourteen men
were drowned.
Tho Marie Fanny WIS a steel screw
steamer Of $50 gross tonnase. She was
built In Sunderland in is,S. and was own
od by Dorbigny and Faustin Els OF La
Rochelle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

COLUMBUS. OHIO. Dec. 1I.-The
Fvrne Press. in its issue to-day calls
a meeting of citizens ON next Friday
evening t0 take action in behalf of thr
cuban patriots in ther struggle for free
dom. Ife Press also prints very
strong letter from Professor g.. D.. Cali
BREATH State Librarian, and ana intense
Cuban symuatli1er, who has been boo
correspondence with the Cuban Junta
iu New l0rk for several weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

The Spanish Legation Hopes to Trace Re

ports ui ttel-~trii Ton.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 15.-The Spanish
legation rcre furnishes the following
translations Of o. cabiegram received the
Tonight:
"To Spanish Minister, Washington:
.Afa.eo.s death look place u % loyal
feht at punta Brava. and was caused by
oU- soldier. bullets. This is evidently
proved by the letter written by the SON
of Maxine Gomez. in which Dee states
tUaf ID Killed himself iu order not Go
abandon the body OF his general. The
handw riflug Of the letter has been Neri-
fed. and also every detail OF the fight
time and circums stnuccs when AuctO and
tha SON of Gomez We're wounded Ail
these details have been published in
Europe los tclcgIams from both spanish
and foreign cCuc cspondents.
tslgncU ltl l. AN
u motto saving that the Spanish legation
at WASHINGTON hopes fO discover The
origin OF the rsnort vi Maceos a-s4aAsina-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-The Cuban iunta
has not yet received complete Dist ol
the members of Gen. MlceO's stan who
were Killed recently. Some of the little
band that fu with Mace0 are suppo u
o. have been from California. but the
Junta cannot confirm that report. a part
of the staff. which consisted of sixteen
men, was recruited I'm this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WASHINGTON. Dec. lj.-Weathcr
forecast for Wednesday
Virelnia-Snow and sset IN the early
morning. followed Dy clearing weather
during the day. with temperature ABOUT
freezing. northcrly winds.
North Caroiina-Showcfs I'm the early
morning. followed By fair weather., con-
tinued cool: n0rtheastefly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

The Democratic League for Good Gov
ernfntuf Will meet saturday night in
Tauhc's Hn1. owing 10 the Indictment
weather ani Misunderstanding as TO
tne time ol meeting, tle League was
not held last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

ton. and 10 trace 81 20 a certain Cuban
resident I'm Jacksonville
The note further says that the presence
reef,rr,ionfs al fhe time of the reported
nesassination OF Macco explains the
whole calculation of the SANDER
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16
4LnxlNDIR SILyINH.
.e Brilliant Young actor Expires hner

The brilliant Young Actor Expires Atter
Linccrir z Hines.
ROME. December l5.-AleNandcr SAL
vini. the wel-kuOwn actor and son OF
the celebrated Italian traseailn. Tomas
SO salyiui died at Florence this morn
ing.
saivlnl had been nl for some time past,
and no hope was entertained OF his re-
CJycry
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

CHICAGO, Dec I.-United stote-
Senator Warren. OF Wyoming, Is scrso -
ly IN II the Auditorium Annex.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16
HIS SALARY REDUCED
Mr.. McD. Blake Resigns and Captain
Brock Fiil- lis Place Preachers Mako
War ON the Tin.norn brigade.

DAYS Times. was the uIullIal INii' "'
oo,tors.n norfiou of 10 was finally
....o, r,corn-
.u'i''' i".'i'''''- ~ tn. oifv En-
ti.''i N"iil4 10 t'., t .,,,.,.hat 10
Mi. n'o' -' N.i i',' flr0rr.d bis
%% %% "' .,-.t'.1 r. s. Brock.
ienHuoh. unN a. 0u his
TOO ""r ii"'"I~ ,.rf,oasfer of
liH''. '"Ni'ii i'' ~ . .I...... and
tne ,hrshp. .Hh' aN" '".3 ,'' cD,'rlu
WIS ioimrif i".i'''.'' o'rIoDk.
lI. IoNiN tre chain
President N- M. ...,f.
nud the following h' -I.,fer
..I iH.tN l'''"'f nI..r.
'lichlns. hH,.N c., efrr..c.
.lnunit t'ril'. -tv...
Naurnan. ana /lmnci ii',. t.,., rr.-
AiIcf t'ftI.i t tI. 'ftD-
s'n'0a ana Nl' .., ,.l...,,,ftf.. ,..e
i'N'ii". .t. u,.rI rU rnuars
.ri.f..I I..ort oil tno
'...F 10 ,.....,,... .aIariD. n certain
''"iiiil f., tb. resolution of
g pu 'Nir .'iN u.t .....r fle
AT. ii'i,. w. to fo clrfair things.
hut had been I.ieii'' '' '''
The f'po.l OIL ,.'''.-,-..,,. ,.fion.
."'. '"' .. f.,.rlr- 0G oInru0l-
49,. b, ,,., l..arfrn.rf. was laid Dee
& f.rl ,r.. fr.f section. dis-
ioi' inc l.'il. - r, ...fIou disc
iNlr iN' IN'Ii. ... i.,,.....-
N-ln- wv. c..fI.. ,.ae f.E.n
i'Hu it'i 't 10 ... .. tH.. lrif-
Il uNt .|. .rl.Ir.nf
'ltIh. "i Standardization.
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Richmond. va. December ID, l,.1.
xr..frt... .f frnrf.n I.r President
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

The following Is the report Of the Their
roometor ~ The Times ohice.
o A. NJ. A.: J. NJ. a. 4. NJ, 2, y, NJ,
40. l.. ~. sS. ~ NJ. 81. Average. Il l-6s
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Respectfully sunnitltl'
W. v. TUDOR
MOSES ~. HOGE,
| PIKE POWERS,
ANDON h. MASON.
Tho petition was temporarily lalu on '"o
! table. ...l,i,.. ,.o,
thrr l.-uu cd. and tie recon- lnenddu1l
providing that thc feeding Dy tnc au,el
ieuartment of the horse u.eo py lne
/ gnlDl of Police ie laDohl lIi.'nt. ~ D..s
| tNrcc n omlcrs voted against thiiF recon-
/ afiou-MeEsfs. haicWioN-' N'''1' "'''
Tno roxt recommendation taken up was
/ that concerning .He departments q. thH
I ,,tft,,, ~ fho cffv and streets. Afisr
/ "a long discussion the entire Hhlt'it ON
motion 0f Mr. Garter, was loi,iie1 10
the street Committee. only Mer7i3. huI-
ton Moore. Noble. smith, liinhcIhiaHh
and lurpn voting against ll. .,.-.
cur COLONEL CLIsHAW aALAltl'
Tho recommendation tlen came up i'-
I duCing The salary % ihc Dl,f I"7i ii..Ya ,.l
10 SlO0 year. and there was a. bt.'ie
forlI Am DuOrt WAS made io have the
/ natter referred 10 The Street Committee,
and Ar. Cutcuins Wleh.t F" 10 t' 10 ~.
Ordinance Ccmmittcc. The Board yoted
on both propositons ana con, ,Dt en- W in VIC
recommendation hy O. vote Of 5 TO . as
oH''vves-arcssrs Blake, Burton Hard
vicke. Moore Noble. Smith, thinner
Nors-Ali Alis-rs. Bahcn. Carter. Clutch
nt King Mountcaste etafke. Vaughan
Tho ordinance reducing The salaries
of First. Second. and Third Ae.lr tuit
Tnelnccrs. To $3.50. $3.50. and Sl@p. re-
er.rfivolv. was next considered. Mr,
CIrter moved its reference to tne Sff.ti
Committee. lut the Board defeated tnc
I motion hv vote or ID to 4. Do WA.
then c0ucurrcd boo hy vote of Io N'
tHoso voting "N0. being ",
fer. Cutohns. KING ontca tie. starhe,
and Vaughan. ,.,
Tho Board unafINinu u.'- '.''' ,
1 the recommendation ilal Wllt ''.'
WAS being mANe ln me .''i.r r.
several oeplii ime lla Oh ,-.,.e I.
/ sNl'IlNl'. .I". TOO "- .,l .fln All
instructed To lht...I".
N.,l' 'o', 'o','.',.,'d in III. rocom-
IN- i'D'" -i.,a an electric Ueht
/ iN' .n tfi 20 fi. EraimDnial Ar
t .. fi,~ Of r4e.
,rt ,,.r-.,nd.ff.n was ncXt taken
.l.., f..f frc n0reo and buggy
1 H f. Xxx SUPERINTENDENT Of tho ta--
! Xr.rls arl t.st at the expense OF inc
I ,ft,. d. soid
a. VaurIan said that MI. Nno"i'
ngI sold the hua-y and harness SOU.
Time ago. saying that the ,-l ...
,..re e.oi enough for him 10 INe up..'''
d also tranerirDl Chat tnc morse
! rroucrtv of Mr. Knowles. AltDI ....4 .o.''
| discussion. the resolution M'r f.,ii,re
/ m ly tne Board, to pi'fi'' '''
contingencies. ...t....,,.r- fr
The Board Concur'd ....r..f
.I.. solution rroNlll.r i'. . ...
departments oft ihe ',f ls t.r ANNUAL
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me,ler nnrneh IN Fllrr

Captan-Ceneral We.Ier was burned in
cGiev at meeting oh Cuban symulthiz-
crs In Chg ter aud Dubois. Pa, Mon
DIV
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VOL IO-NEW SERIES. NO. 26i.

ers on that day by men and women ls
day itself. as well as Of "a people deslt'i8
TO maintain an intelligent ana Ienileu
civilization. And that these abuses may
be- prevented is evident from lhe ... io-'
thaf in other and larger cities than ours.
where they once prevailed, nothins OK
the kind ls now permitted or otleilp t,,it,,
Your petitioners, therefore, iespeel..,ul'iy,
but earnestly ask that these aDuae' "'~'
be prohibited here in the iutuie.
Respectfully sunmiited,
W. ". TUDOR
MOSES ~. IOGE,
PIKE POWERS, ..
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(Continled on second Fasel /.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
Special Sale of
Watches

Ladies' Coin Silver Chatela!ne Wa'cnes
stem wind and set. sl.9S. worth $500
Ladies' Gold Filled Hunting Case Watches
stem wind and set, fine Elgin or Walthah'
movements, sS95, worth $1,000: o.,
Ladies' beautiful gold filled Hunting case
Watches, warranted to wear 70 years hhe
Elgin or Waltham movements, Sli'4o' worm
$1,000. H.,
Ladies' IA KIT. u. S. assay solid gold Hunt
ing Case stem wind and set. Watches, WIN
fno Elgln or Waltham movements Sl4'se
worth $1,000. ca,
Gents gold stiffened Hunting case case
Watches, with American made works. S2'9S'
worth $500. g.
Gents elegant gold filled Hunting Case
Watches, warranted to wear 20 years WIN
fne Elgin or Waltham works, fully war
ranted, si1.45, worth $500
Boys Stem Wind and Set Watches. Sl.9S;
Ladies' beautiful hand made IA kt soiid
Gold Watch set with genuine diamonds, hne
ElgIa or Waltham works, $3.50, wcrth
$500.
Rogers 1S47 Knives and Forks. s2.65 per
set of IL pieces.
Rogers IA Soup Spoons. IS per get Of 6.
worth $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
Sterling Silver
Novelties and
Opera Glasses

Sterling silver Nail Buffer, 49c.
Sterling Silver Files 69c worth s125.
Sterling Silver Back Pocket Combs 500,
worth S1.00
Sterling Silver Hat Brushes, s1.4S, worth
$3.50.
Sterling Silver Nail Brushes, s1.4S, worth
$3.50
Sterling Silver Bonnet Brush, s1,9S, worth
S4.0O
Sterling Silver Back Combs, zoe, worth
$500.
Sterling Silver Manicure Set, pieces, 6sc,
worth Sl.50.
Sterling Silver Pen Knives, regular s1.oo
style, 39c.
Sterling Silver Files 49c. worth s10O.
200 quadruple plated hand engraved, gold
lined Tea Sets. 1895, worth $1,000
$500 Syrup Pitchers. Spoon Holders. Cake
Baskets, Butter Dishes Celery Dishes,
Pickle Castors, worth $500 each, sale price
SIPS.
Sterling Silver Teaspoons. 1896 per set Of
6, worth 5000.
Sterling Silver Bon Bon Spoons, Meat
Forks, Cream Ladies'. Olive Spoons. Sugar
Spoons, 9Sc each. worth $500.
$50 PAIRS OF FINE OPERA GLASSES.
Elegant Oriental Pearl Achromatic Opera
Glasses, in leather cases, Sl.9S; worth $500.
The celebrated lie Marie Pearl Opera
Glasses at S6.9S; worth $1,000.
Good Opera Glasses in leather cases, $50;
worth $3.50
100 Porcelain Clocks, in gold and delft,
choice S1.4S; worth $3.50 and $500.
Eight day solid oak Alarm Clocks, half
hour strike, ~ inches high. S2.49; WORTH
$500.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
Hats and Caps

This sale will eclipse them all.
Mems si,00 plush caps at Csc
Mems 75c plush caps at 45c and SOC.
Also full line of boys plush caps at 40c.
Mems latest style caps for 15c.
Also mems caps at l0c.
Our S5c and 50e caps so at 25c.
Our 65c line at 35c,
You should see that line OF mems caps
at soc. II includes regular 75c and s100
values.
Our special leader in mems hats Is a regu-
ular $500 Knox, Youman or Dunlap style
for $3.50. These are beauties. in black or
brown.
stir hats at 75c. yl,OO, sl.25.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
Millinery.

new hat for Christmas doubles the
Christmas 10Y.
va show all the styles. from tho Partisan
and Lcndon fashion fxers, and all the new
eaptern ideas.
Hundreds OF pretty hats from our own
work room.
Every right trimming is to be had here.
Tho extravaganza has been crushed OUT
OF PRICES
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
Holiday Perfumes
at the DRUG DEPARTMENT.

NJ the DRUG DEPAhiMENI,
An elegant line OF the finest holiday per-
fumes In beautiful imitation cut glass bot
tiles.
Prices within the reach OF all--5e. &c. Sc,
Zoe. up TO 50c.
An appropriate and welcome Christmas
present.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
Our Candy Department

All our candies are made fresh every half
hour. Come in and see us making candy
II is really quite interesting to Gee all the
different forms OF candy being made and
the novel way In which 1t is done.
We will pack the candy daintily In any
Size box you want We make the best hand
mado bon bons In Omaha.
Sterling silver Pen Knives. regular 500