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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-17
H0ussVara Department

Special inducements TO attend our great
clearing sale to-day.
REST QUALITY HOUSE BROOMs.
MADE OF THE BEST SELECTED
CORN, TIMES sEwED. NEVER SOLD
BEFORE FOR LESS THAN &c.,. sPE-
CIAL FOR TO-DAY's SALE. 13c.
SO Hand-Decorated Toilet Sets for s2.sJ
complete.
Fine Decorated Fruit-Plates, worth &c.,,
for sc. each.
White China Cups and saucers, worth
CSC. a dozen. clearing sale price 6 for
19c.
We are Headquarters for Mason's
improved PorceIaip-Lined Fruit
Jars, and no matter whnt others
advertised them for. you can always
buy them here for less money.
Extra Rubbers, best quality, at &c. per
dozen.
All Hammocks so at the great clearing
sale price.
Fine Woven Hammocks. with Valance.
spreaders, and Hooks, worth s., clearing
sale price Sl.25. complete.
Fancy Woven Hammocks with Spread
ers and Hooks. worth S.2o, for &C., COM
plete.
with Spreaders and Hooks, worth 81, for
45c..s complete.
Extra Heavy REFINED 4-Quart Stew
Pans. worth CSC. for &c. each.
2-Rurner Gas-Stoves. worth 50. for Csc.
Pretty Japanned Tea-Trays, l5-inch.
worth &c, for loo. each.
Granite-Iron Fry-Pans. worth 50c., for
l2c
Heavy Steel Fry-Pans. worth &c, for
&c. each.
co-Foot lutte Clothes-Lines. worth l0c..
for &c.
81 Real Austrian China Berry Sets for
i5c a set.
10 dozen Real Carlsbad Chinn Fruit
or Berry saucers. pretty hand deco
rntions, worth Si.2o per dozen, for
1-2c. each.
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THE SHOE DEPARTMENT

is CLOSING OUT ALL SUMMER
STOCK, AND MANY LOTS a, AXE ~.
NOW NOT IN COMPLETE SIZES;
THESE TO-DAY GO FOR LESS
THAN THE REDUCED PRICES.
6 pairs of Razor-Toe Hand-Sewed oxford
Ties Cincinnati make, regular Nzo
Shoes, 10 be closed out for -.
pairs of Chldren's Strap Sandals. pa
tent-leather tips, regular 15c. Shoes, FOR
SOC.
10 pairs of Boys Goat Lace Shoes, every
pair warranted solid s0les and coun-
ters. regular 81 % Shoes, for l5c.--lS 10 :.
10 pairs of Misses Tan Sandals, regular
81 kind, for SOC.
pairs OF BOYS Satin-Calf Lace Shoes,
solid soes and counters, 15c-ll 10 2.
pairs OF Burt's s. Hand-Turned Oxfords
for 81 %
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,y,cHnuRG AND PORTSMOUTH.
The Former Wins-some very hr''-
HINT PLAYING.

IYNCHBURG. VA, July l6.-tspeciai, ;
Ivnchburg defeated Portsmouth TO-DAY py
the score Of TO 5. Rain interiereu III ''e
second inning with the score slahuiis
TO in favor Of the home team. Ray was
resumed. however. after lapse OF thirty
minutes. and some brilliant playing was
the result Smith and HafgroVe especiuiIy
st,t,ne,,febtrq themselves. Lynchburg
,nade one more run in the third, but IN
The sixth inning Portsmouth came TO the
bit. and before being retired I'VE uilhet ,
mad crossed the rubber. thus uSlhs w
feDcc nv burke and Evans accomplished
mis- result. In the ninth the home team
scored a run and won the game. fOiiON-
Ing is the score in detail:
INNCHBIRG.
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DtNNIILE.
Death of n Young Lndy-bryan-
SewniI Club.

DANVILLE. VA. July l6.-(Special)-
Miss Bessie Glenn Henderson. the second
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Hen
derson. died this morning AZ the family
illness Of typhoid-fever. Miss Henderson
was a beautiful young lady just entering
unon her I'D year and was greatly be-
loved.
lne BRYAN and Sewall Democratic Club
of Danyllle, was organized here tonight
with an initial membership OF about one
hundred. The officers elected are:. r..
+. Bowen, president; Harry Wooding. j.
u. Moore. Pau! c. Venable. and {. ID.
Slaughter. Independents. The choice OF
secretary was referred 10 the president
and yice-presidents. The meeting was a
large and enthusiastic one.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE DALI.
The Orioles OutpInyed at All Points
NV the Reds.

CINCINNATI. July 1.-THE Baltimores
were easily defeated this afternoon being
outplayed At all points Of the game. They
could do nothing with Dryers curves
~. 80 .'' '0@'''7 K. II. e.
Cincinnati ......10O0120l- 10 !
Baltimore 1900 W.
Batteries: Dwyer and Pietz; Mo"'i'0''
and Clark.
WASHINGTON DEFEATED. d.
CHICAGO. Jaiy l6.-Chicago easily de-
featcd Washington In miser@oiy Pi ., o'
game to-day. Both sides nelueu ~ 81 -
tours. Attendance. loo. score; X; ~; -;
Chicago ...........2 O601 80 IL IL
washington ......O0lSl1O0 IS y
Batteries: Terry and Donahue; KING
and Mcclure.
CLEVELAND WINS EASILY.
CLEVELAND. July 1.-THE Boston men
could not hit Cuppy a little BIT TO-DAY,
an out gave Boston a run In the nrst, pu'
after that no more runs were scored.
The game was played under protest.
as Manager Selee, OF Boston. sald, a h,,a
that he did not care TO take the chance
OF going 10 jail. Score: X: n. r..
cleveland .........0 0 l COS = 10
Bqston cnnny and O'Sleara; stvetts
and Bergen.
PITTSBURG. PA. July l6.-Philadei-
phia won from Pittsburg to-day by hut
ing Kilien freely toward the end OF the
game. Pittsburg could DO comparatively
nothing with Gumbert. IL required Ten
innings TO settle the game. because Belts
called what was apparently a foul ball
fair in the ninth inning. which enabled
Pittsburg to tie the score. Attendance
/. $40 Score: X. II L..
Pittsburg .......1 90 o 0O20-3 3
Batteries: Gumbert and Grady; killen
and Sugden.
BROWNS BEATEN BADLY.
ST LOUIS. MO, July l6.-Pitcher
Payne, OF the Brooklyns. had the BrowRs
beaten from the start to-day, and would
have shut them out but for a bad throw
in the eighth inning. when Turner came
home with an unearned run. Donohuc
was hit freely. and had weak support.
The fielding by both sides was Door. er-
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An Injunction Granted.

PETERSBURG. VA, July l6.-(Spe-
cial Judge Hancock to-day granted an
Injunction against the Petersburg Electric
Street-Raiiway Company. restraining
them from constructing a switch. on Hail.
street. The injunction was gotten out
BY ID. T.. Alley. who keeps store at the
point where the railway company had de-
cided 10 place a switch, and had started
to construct IL.
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NECK WEAR ODDS AND ENDS.

A few Ladies' Stock Collars. ties attached.
that were originally JOc., balance or
our stock to-day &c. each.
Entire stock of Ladies' Cape Collars,
Linen Collars. Cambria Collars. White
and Black. Collars without capes seem
to be the ones wanted, so all these
with capes will be sold Friday at lc.
each. Isn't it remarkablel
All OF the Pique Articles, such as Braided
Hats and Bonnets, Hamburg trimmed,
in Pink. Blue, and White, that sell Tor
&c, for l0c.
Ladies' Linen Collars. In the popular turn
and stock shapes, that sell for II l-Zc.'
fnv DO
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AT THE MEMS COUNTER.

q White Laundered Dress Shirts, slightly
shop-WOrn, were 15c., for &c.
All he odds and Ends OF Mems and
Boys Linen and Cellulod Collars in
the stock. about 100 Collars I'm ali,
to-day on special counter for &c. each.
&c. for Mems and Ladies White Lawn
Bows. ready to put on-all the Odds
and Ends from stock.
1 small lot Mems Plain White and Colored-
Bordered Hemstitched Handkerchiets,
worth from TO Sc, to be sold Tor &c.
each.
About 90 Mems All-Sik Club Ties, In
fancy light and dark colors, our reSu-
lar 25c quality for II l-2c.
Mems Four-Ply Linen Collars, Doth stand
left-l2, u l-2, II, 16 IL, and l,-must
be sold for &c. each.
Gentlemen's Full-Length Suspenders, In
light and dark fancy colors, 2oc. ar
ticlp for i0c "A pnir
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NOTES Of THE DIAMOND.

After burning lots Of wire. the Rich
mond management has succeeded in land
Manager Well has had his hooks out Tor
the catcher l1r some time and is 20 be
congratulated upon signing him. Red
VIII De- valuable addition to the team,
ana honest llrI-working Danny Boland
hOoi not Wor. ls hard as usual. Foster
VII catch this evenings game
0ilcksdale. formerly of the Baltimore
Nauolll League Club, and late % the
petersburg team. U.s. also good ind.
N 300 team Ike the Champions behind
him Dos ls "a worthy mate Tor Tannehill
or -iu.larkey.
Al the meeting o. the Virginia state
League. held here recently. IL was agreed
.o start the new Petersburg club fresh IN
lNt percentage column. and IN accordance
the correct standing Is to-day given.
Nl0N ls certainly the best third baseman
in thIs league. Tie is no record player,
ana goes for everything lie had had
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rNINTERESTING.

dafo",dd w, vi Suy g.; ,,in
teresting game. The support OF Sullivan
was very ragged Left-Fielder Stafford
was hit on the hand by a pitched ball.
and Will be out of the game for some
time. Attendance. 100. Score. II. ~. r..
New York;. ....OO3012 1O0-7 10 :
Louisville .... ....001 20063 liz 9 4
Batteries: Sullivan and Farrell; Frazier
and Warner
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

1284567S9
,.--.e,-,i- o o 6 40303 30
y ~ i,,,e, o 10000 10
summary: Earned runs-Norfolk, 10; Pc
tersburg. 8. Two-base hits-Ramp, A. NC
Farian C0. and Bradley o.. Three-basSe
hit Gilrov. Home-runs - stephenson, ,.
pessed balls-Guroy. =: Netter, J. Bases
ON baiisDon PfanmIler. 2; off Hahn T.
III bv pitched bail-Scott Struck out
BY Pfanmlller, 8; by Mailman, 3; Leit , on
and Davis; Dundon. Breen'
and Kelly Sacrifice hits-Cleve and pa
vis' Time Of game hours ana " MN
utes. Umpire-Mr. Mace.
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UMBRELLA ODDS AND ENDS.

Children's soc. Satin Parasols, balance OF
stock at z5c. each.
About 30 Gloria silk Umbrellas, real Clio
ria silk, not cotton, all handles OF
which we only have one Of a KIND,
Crystal. Dresden. etc. lac. each.
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without an error in the

s,xteon chances without an error IN the
i"se loN WIS circulated on the streets
,,,etcrdsy that Carney Flynn Was IN IN, tnS
~, Carney has not seen klchhionn
Sinyce ne let at the close OF The sea r,nl
ioet wear. lie Is al MS nome III Ni'
-fpnnft
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FROM THE GLOVES.
Children's Pure silk Gloves and SIX

Children's Pure silk Gloves and SILK Taf-
feta, that sold for 80 and soc. pair.
only 10c. pair.
quality, only 50c. a pair.
Ladies' Extra Long Cream Silk Mitts, 'oc.
qualify, only 39c pair
Ladies soc. Silk Taffeta Gloves, in Tan
and Gray, Use. pair.
1.25-Tan Undressed Kid Gloves, perfect,
sizes l-2, 81, 1-2, and 81 only,
closing out at $l.25 a pair.
$50 pairs Childrens Tan Gloves, balance
OF our summer stock of 10 and l5c.
ones, to-day &c. pir We are deter
mined that every child in town shall
wear pair of gloves.
lis pairs Ladies' Light-Gray Gloves, Black
stitching sold for 25c.--szeS 8, . IL,
7l-2, 8, and IL only-closing out to-
day at &c. a pair.
Small lots real Black SILK Belts, with sill
vered buckles. Toe.
Balance Of l0c. Leather Belts FOR &C. To-
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ROANOKE.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
spy

8 @ z SO
I,i- Nksh d.. ...... ......1 % OOO1OO2-4
summary: Earned Richmond. ]:
Roanoke, ]. TWO-base hlt-Mriglcy. Bases
gn tllls-On StoCksQale, /: of Kimble. ].
Leo oa hases-Richmond a: Roanoke. 8.
T. Double play-Berte TO Sholta. 10
fcndrr stolen bases Sholta 60, Groves
l-l Ni0N. and Mccain. Time of game,
, holr ana ~ minutes. Umpire-Mr. Nc
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NZs<akerS-G W %RteUx

age containing the ballots. were brought
into court. and Judge Barham, Attor-
neys Blckford. Lett. Brooke, and Garrett.
Deputy-C1erk MaraDle and Deputy-Ser-
geant Barclay retired 10 the jury-room.
and proceeded so recount. which lasted
until late hour this evening. Your cor
respondent learned tonight that the
package OF ballots contained "a for Mr..
Post, 15f for Mr. Moss. and lA not
scratched az 10 the office OF Mayor-the
tota! number in the box being 80. Tho
Judges books showed hat ss5 ballots were
cast in the eicefler Inc examination Of
witnesses VIII De resumed tomorrow
morning at 40 o'clock.
Edsecombc Peoples Party.
TARBORO', n. c.. July lS.-tSpeciai -
The Peoples party convention OF Edge
combe met here to-day to elect delegates
TO the State ana congressional conven-
tions. Nominations OF eandidates were
deferred until the 9Th OF August. Resolu-
tions endorsing Major w. a, Guthrie for
Governor and Captain James b. LioSd fce
Congress were unanimously adopted
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THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-FRIDAY. JULY II, 1896.
THE ROURQUREAN-PRICE co.


Genuine La Belle" China Dinner Sets,
beautifully decorated in green and gold,
actual value $3.50, for SASS. complete.
500 dozen Real China Individual Butter
Plates, pretty Japanese decorations,
worth Coo. dozen. for 1c. each.
French China Decorated Cracker Jars,
worth sl.25 for 4sc.
Real Blown-Glass Ice-Tea Pitchers.
half gallon size, nicely engraved, worth
9Sc.. for 35c.
100 Fine Crystal-Glass Cream Pitchers
at &c. each.
50 BANQUET LAMPS FOR Sf.25.
leo Banquet Lamps, silver and gold
finished, with best quality centre draft
burner, special for to-day, SIS, COM
plete.
Remember our store closes at 1 p. NJ.
on Saturdays.
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Tvncbburo .....4O10OOOO ! 6
portsmouth ...............OO 0005 O. >
Summary: Earned runs-Lynchburg; "
Home-runs-B Burke and Evans. Double
plays-Leahy and Little; Han to Weeriiek'
to Ryan: Leahy. Mccain, and Little.
Struck out-By Mcfarland. g.; by Evans,
/ Bases on balls-By Mcfarland, 6; by
Evans. 3. Umpire-Mr. Cline.
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THE RECORD.
SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY.

SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
Boston at Cleveland,
New York at Louisville,
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At New Orleans: X. II. h.
New Orleans .....OO2O 10 4
Columbus ........I 1000 0
Batteries: Drinkwaier, Carl, and Con-
ding; Daniels and Grim.
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rors abounded. and the game was listless
and without special feature. Attendance,
100. Score: X. II. Il.
St Louis .... ....0OOOOOo1o- 2
Batteries: Donohue and Murphy; Payne
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The Fifth-Street Buffalos defeated the
Eichth-street Sluggers by the score OF ~
10 IL. The feature Of the game was the
batting Of Dunn.
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FRIDAYS WHITE GOODS.

3Oc. White Dotted Swisses, about LOO
yards, any quantity cut from the piece
to-day, 10 1-2c.
&c. Stripe Nainsook, in pieces 3 10
LOO REMNANTS OF EMBROIDERY
AND LACES IL TO YARDS, AT
HALF SELLING PRICES.
l piece 10c. Ecru Lace Inserting, lie.
yard.
1-yard Remnants of All-sllk Yelling, ic.
ward.
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Friday and saturday, 1sc.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN's
r<nEHNN.gAR.

Ladies' Pure White Ribbed VESTS
styles 20 on sale these two days
The 15c. Vests for 10c.
The lie. Vests for u l-2c.
The SOC Vests for 2jc.
ladies' Egyptian Cotton Vests
Sc. Each q for 25c.)
Ladies' Black Lisle-Thread EqUes-
trienne Tights. in knee and ankle
lengths-open and closed. Bicycle riders
~ bnv them.
CORSETs.
our Corset stock has no equal this side
of New York We carry more styles
and shapes than all the other houses Of
Richmond combined.
Summer Ventilating Corsets, 5Oc., ST.,
and s..
Bicycle Ventilating Corsets. 81.
Bathing Corsets. 8.
Linen Ratiste Summer Corsets, sl.50.
Children's Ventilating Waists, 5Oc.
Children's extra low-cut Summer
Waists SOC.
MILLINERY.
Friday and Saturday will be two great
DAYS in Millinery. The entire stock is
being sold to close out the department.
Trimmed Walking Hats. 80, 75c., and 81.
Untrimmed Hats, 25c.
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Hall q Ddu TO Sell Remnants

and as the aCCumuatons of incomplete ass0rtments
and small ends of goods increase from great sales
the prices of these Friday offerings must go lower
and lower.
RErlErlBER, WE CLOSET O'CLOCKTO-DAY.
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REMNANTS OF WASH GOODS.

Remnants of Simpsons Mourning Cali
Goes Black and White and Gray and
White. A. to l0-yard pieces, for 7-Sc.
500 wards Of the Best Quality Percale, 80
inches wide, for l-fc. yard.
50 pieces OF Coored Figured Challie Is
yards in each piece for lOc; eacn.
s pieces Of COlOred Figured Saline, sold
for u lie. a yard, these 10 De closed
out for &c. yard.
3s-inch Black Striped Batiste, sold for
Y 1-2c. a yard, to close out for Use.
$50 yards of 6 ii and Sc. quality Light
Dress Calico, including Tan with color
ed dot and stripes, for 7-Sc. a yard.
All Remnants or Wash Goods, from our
own select stock, TO be closed out
for 7-Sc. a yard.
All dress lengths OF Wash Goods 10 be
sold for sc. yard. regardless of former
20 Yards Of Striped Kentucky Tow Linen,
sold for 25c. yard, u lie. yard to
200 wards Of Yard-Wide Lawn, stripes and
figured, Y lie. value, 10 close out Tor
SC. yard.
LINENS NOW IN BASEMENT.
80 wards of Colored- Bordered Linen Table
Damask, worth sc. yard, for 10 2-Sc.
100 dozen Colored- Bordered Satln Damask
Fringed Napkins. worth zoe. dozen,
for SC. each, or SOC. dozen
kins at nearly half Of original prices.
ODDS AND ENDS IN HOSIERY.
About 100 pairs Misses Imported Herms-
dorf-Dye Fine Ribbed Hose, double
heels and toes. for l0c. pair, the regu-
lar price Tic. a pair.
About IS pairs Boys and Girls Large
Ribbed Hose, imported Hermsdorf dye.
full regular. the 3c. kind. Tor lic.
pair. NJ, g.
Iess-Heel Hose, the i0c. kinds, for DC.
Rows and Ladies' Heavy Black Ribbed
Hose-sizes 8, 3 -. and 10 only-l2 lie.
ones these sizes for &c. a pair.
CoLORED DREss-GOODs SELLING
TODAY.
G pieces OF All-WOoi Faced Henrietta
Gray Drab, Oid-Rose. and Tan-regu-
laf cost &c, as odds and Ends II lie.
the yard.
pieces Double Fold Wool Mixed Dress
Goods. refined effects. checks. stripes,
and notified fragment quantities,
though enough for n dress, and they
20 to-day at 3-ic the yard.
20zo>z<c1S- E,Zz &EIxDNZ
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CORSET ODDS AND ENDS.

As. 5-l9 of our "Queen" Corset, made OF
heavy jeans. corded bust and hips, 19c.
a pair.
Ventilating Corsets. These are made
very strong and durable, usually sell
for 5Oc, to be sold for 81 lie.
The "Kabo," usual dollar kind, pick your
size from these for 69c. a pair.
The ia Refine" usual dollar and quar-
ter kind, 10 be sold at CSC.
Small lots Children's and Misses Fine
Ribbed Vests, bleached, t9ped neck
and armholes. lie, worth " lie.
Childrsns Fine Ribbed Vests, crochet
trimmed, &C., worth 14c.
Mems French Balbriggan Shirts, assorted
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DLACK-GOODs SELLING TODAY.

About 80 Black Remnants. worth from 30
TO 75c., to be sold for l9c. a yard
100 Pure SILK Remnants. all worth from
75c. TO 81, 10 be sold Friday for . 1-2c.
yard
A. yards Pure Japanese Drapery Silk, the
latest patterns, S9c. a yard.
About 20 yards White Lining silk, Friday
&c. a yard.
At q 1-2c. Yard-All-Silk Crepe, two diff
ferent colorings worth I'm New York
soc. yard
At u 1-2c.-Pure Nuns Yelling, worth 25c-
Wool-Filled Armure. worth 25c., for Use.
O yard.
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RIBBON DEPARTMENT..

Ais seSes ra Nide N IN Pink %sht-Biue.
Black. and Red, &C. a yard, were
IL 1-2 and 15c.
Best Quality Black Satin Ribbon. 1 IL
inches wide. Sc. a yard. was IL l-2c.
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GREAT sECOND-FLOOR DEPART
MENTS.

u Ladies' Mackintoshes. one OF kind,
those that sold from $3.50 to $50 choice
for y9c.
odd Chenille Table-Coyers, 6-i, were SIS
for Cyc.
3 pieces II PC Slkoline, &c. yard.
q Ladies' Mackintoshes. some Solid black
and Navy. some Striped and Checked,
sold from $3.50 TO s., choice for sl.2g.
pieces Csc Linen-Warp Mattings, no
two pieces alike. for II lie. yard.
| Ladies' Flannel Suit, half silk lined, fuli
large sleeve. size "a. sold for $40; to-
day S299.
I Shepherd s-Plaid Skirt, full width, full
lined was s. .JO today N.25.
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ODDS AND ENDS IN SILK WAISTS
OH, WHAT BARGAINS.

Black China-siik Waists. the si9s kind.
size "a only. SIC
Black Brocaded China-Silk Waists. trim
med with velvet and small pearl but-
tons, sizes IS and IS. We're s.; now 2,sy.
/ Black Brocaded China-Silk Waist, size
%
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-29
DID YOU EVER

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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-29

The American Astor descendant
the one time wife of the Drayton I'M
savoriness, is now the wife of a
Scotch whisky merchant in London,
Haig by name, who a short time since
denied in emphatic terms that there
was any marriage engagement be-
tween himself and the old furriers
granddaughter. II does seem that
American girls at times go long way
around to get into foreign entangle-
ment.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-29

The Sultan is getting an overdose
of advice from the powers. He keeps
his weather eye on the situation, his
finger on the pulse of Germany, re-
leases an Armenian now and then,
but utterly refuses to become the crea-
ture of the powers. as Egypt has be-
come the vassal of Great Britain.
There is a remnant of pride about the
Sultan and he is capable of dying in
his harem, surrounded with his init
mates and favOrites, leaving to mas
sacre the heather Christians within
his desecrated metropolis.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-29

Mckinley will be confronted with a
score or more of retired congressman
who expect plums at his hands. 1t is
in order for new departure to be
made in the assignments to Office, and
only those appointed who in some pre-
vious career have shown peculiar APP
titude for business. The public SER
vice is overrun with those who have
no qualification for position save that
of final perseverance.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-29

Secretary Olney has cabled to Ha-
vana a message concerning the arrest
of Harry Delgado, correspondent of
the Mail and Express. Weyler claims
that Delgado was a filibuster, had re-
signed his position as correspondent
and was captured actually bearing
arms against Spain. What Weyler
says goes in Cuba, for the Spaniards
there are not caring a little bit what
Olney or Cleveland says. There is no
use of Americans in Cuba pinning any
hope on the action of the Washington
authorities. No matter how innocent.
over the door of their dungeons in Gu
ba is writ, Leave hope behind, who
enter here" BY and by another pres
ident will arise whose name is not
Grover and then will hope revive.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-29

The biography of carp, who umpir-
ed the money in the Sharkey steal
into the pockets of that worthy is be-
ing written. 1t comes out in box car
letters branding him as a black leg
gambler, crooked sport, dead shot, but
one who has faced powder so often
that he has grown cautious. A few
more such referees and results and
there would be fms to prize fight
ing. 1t would not come TOO soon.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-29

Germany has kept her counsel and
let it appear that it is Russia that
stands in the way of the powers en-
forcing reforms in Turkey. 1t now
appears that Wilhelm put the treaty
on paper more than year ago that
prevents Russia, England and France
forming a protectorate over Turkey.
The sultan grows shaky in the knees
at times, but Wilhelm always stiffens
his spinal column at the critical mo-
ment.