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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
SEPARATE SKIRTS.

Navy and White stripe, Black ana
White stripe Duck Skirts all sizes ana
lengths. deep hem, 81 quality; for TINS
sale. price. zoe
Fancy Duck suits. nit and miss
stripe i'm brown. blue. green ana while'
regular $3.50 quality; at the low price Soc'
each.
White Duck skirts. extra good quahty'
an sizes and lengths. deep hem, regular
81 quality: for this SALE price, e9c.
White T.. X. skirts. plain and fancy
white stripe. excellent quality, perfect NJ
regular $3.50 quility; At bargain price,
Csc. each.
Brack-Ficured Brilliantine skirts. large
patterns. percaline lined, velvet pound
regular S2.ss quality; for this sale price
Sl.1j each.
$50 Black-Flgured Brilliantine skirts
for St9S. excellent quality. nicely maze
and finished. full oight-gOrod skirts. can
not DE duplicated for less than $500, al
the low price. until sold. Sl9S each.
81 skirts for S2eS extra fine quality,
plain black mohair. full nine gored extra
fine finish. and make regular 81 quality
your choice until sold, SOS each.
81 Plain Black slcilian skirts for A9S.
they can Doe matched nowhere In Rlch-
mond for less than ST. very fine quality,
perfect nt. regular s. quality for this
sale. price. $i9S
SO SilS-Brocadod skirts for S54N; re-
member. every one of our Skirt items are
extra bargains. very fine quality eros
Grain Brocaded Silk. these are regular
$40 quality: while they last. they 20 at
Sj.iS each.
Duck Suits. navy blue and white stripes,
hlas.r Jacket well made. latest .style
sleeve. regular s. quality 40 bargain
price. Sll9 each.
White Duck Suits extra good quality.
blazer jacket with large collar. finished
of with cream lace. new shape sleeve,
resular $3.50 quality. at bottom price,
500
Plain Linen Crash Suits blazer front
fen seams stylish sleeves skirt fun. IA
yards wide. deep hem. 70 bargain at $,
but they go at the low price. 1919.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
MEMS HALF HOSE.

Mems Black Half Hose. Louis Herms-
dorf Dyer double heels and toes. Toe.
Mems Black HAIR Hose. Louis Herms-
d0rf Dyer. highs pliced heels. double sOles
guaranteed 90 be tho best - lee. hose ever
Sold
Mems Fast-Cclor Tan. half hose. double
heels and toes. Zoe.
Mems F1st-C0ior Tan. half hose light
and dark tans double heels and toes.
T. l-2c
Mems Ilish-Gra1e Isle Thread. half
hose. goods worth 81 l-2c.. to Doe sold at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11

Exceptional values holds iol I'll
TOMORROW In White Goods, as
u" A'Oi ,-o'ro
well as all other gOOuS, VIC IL
bound TO underselI'
t..,,.. pc,.ori,r 80 inches wide. pink
..i ,i,,.D ti,,n and white. black and
, y' ibis o,iaiif, never sold for less than
S,c'. he Always Busy store price makes
CelorcJ Oreandlcs. % inches wide col
ore pink. blue. navy. green. iaNenutl' ~
low. and black. the finest ever oiIeiei I LOT
price makes Fl l5c.
R.mngnts of White Goods ai grey.
siam Lawns. Dotted Swiss. French N"lIi1
.ook and many other des'fapie So""'' ''''
rr..f and rl,au good l.nrihs.
lir iof al short lengths of lndia Llh'"'
ranging from I ~ yards 60 \alos, ~.
goods arc worth l2 1--c. the Ai""f' '''''
sf0re price makes 30 5i-c. India
a great item in short lengths oi
reenIar isc. value the Always Busy store
r-etes tnrm 1-2c. .,.,1o
Etr. @n..r Checked DimitN, tNu"
,.t d., Io had for Jess than l-,' ,n,
WAYS Busy Store price mahe7 GOOD
SfrIrcd Dmity fine and s...,.. s,,s,,
,.f8fI ID n.relIn go &c.. th' Ai""f' '''
So. ,.,,... makes % o. 1-Sc.
trtr. IUffnI SWISS ~illail Nvt.' ' i,.....
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
Every Department
Dornestics.

Sacrificing Domestics is out-ot'
the-ordinary storekeeping. We
are bound to undersell
a Bargain IN Fine Quality Cambria. 36
inches wide, cheap at l-5c.. The Always
Busy Store price makes IL BE-.
Unbloached Jeans 81 inches wide. bar
gain at &c., The Always Busy store
makes 30 5c.
Extra Heavy Unblcachcd Cotton, fun
yard wide good value at 1-dc.. Tho AL
ways Busy Store price makes it lie.
Blcachcd Jeans. 81 inches wide fine
twill regul1r Zoe. value The Always Busy
Store price makes 10 l-3c.
Fine Unbleachod Shcctine. l-i yards
wide. special value at 1jc~The Always
Busy Store price makes it j. l-2c
Extra Heavy Bleached shoeting heavy
round thread. free from dressing bar
eain at 22c..1he Always Busy store price
makes 80 Use.
Extra Heavy Unbleachcd Cotton. fun
yard wide. regular 5c. value, The Always
Busy store makes it 1-Sc.
Pillow Casing. IS inches wide. heavy
round thread free from dressing. good
value at - lie. The Always Busy Store
price makes it lOc.
Special Sale of Rcady-Made Sheets aad
Cases heavy round thread. free from
dressing torn and ironed not cut.
Pillow Cases. ~ inches wide by 90 inches
long. cheap az - 1-2c.. The Always Busy
Store price makes 10 Zoe.
Sheets for medium sized beds. yards
wide by l-2 yards long. regular 55c.
value, The Always Busy Store price
makes it 4lc.
Sheets for double bed IA yards wide
by l-2 yards Ions regular zoe. value.
The Always Busy Store price makes il
zoe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
PARASOLS.

25c. Childron's Parasols for i7c., In pink,
light blue. red navy. and white. at clos
Ing price lie each.
1sc. Chldrcn's Parasols for 50c. nice
quality Satin. pinked edge. natural ham
dies. silk tassel 20 match. AT closing price.
zoe. each.
81 Children's Parasols FOR ,5c.. all colors,
choice quality Satin. fne lot OF twisted
and crooked (some bamboo handles, at
closing price. zoe. each
Sl.39 Misses Parasols for Csc. In plain
colored Satin. of pink light blue. red,
navy. and white, al closing price. CSC.
paph
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
MEMS SHIRTS.

Mems Percale Shirts. attached collars
and cuffs. 35c.
Mems Percale shirts. attached collar
and cuffs. beautiful patterns, goods worth
s5c., on sale at Soc.
Mems Percale Bosom Shirts, detached
cuffs, Toe.
Mems Percalc and Madras Bosom Shirts
This is a high-grade shirt with detached
cuns. guaranteed TO DO perfect lifting,
81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
BED SPREADS.

300 regular 13c. quality Bed Spreads for
50c. each. We foreclOs,d the entire
lot. Large size, hemmed ready for use,
will ht any size bed Marscilles patterns;
cannot be duplicated. II you want a
spread bargain here is your chance. In
iii s1lo -0r each
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
Mems Goods.

Is it any wonder that we gain
and hold the trade Of 50 many of
Richmond's men? They're as
quick to shop properly as the
shreWdest women, and the shrewd-
.-4 ,,-,.,,a,, .1,,,, H.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
LAWN WRAPPERS.

s.2J Lawn Wrappers for 15c.. made Of
excellent quality. fnncy-hgured Lawn,
finished of with col0red cord 90 match
latest shape sleeves. cut extra wide
tight-htting lining. al closing price, DC
each
zoe. Wrappers for 5Oc.. cut fun in size
some tight-htting lining. fancy light pat
terms, at closing price SOC. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
LACE CURTAINS.

500 pair Of 75c. Curtains. TO be closed
out at once for Soc a pair choice floral
designs. full three yards long. or with
five-foot pole. either oak. cherry. ma
hogany. or walnut with fine brass fix
ture. complete for soc.
Lace Parasol Covers for Baby-Car-
rages. with double. large pun top. see.
quality, al closing price. SOC. each.
100 Parasol Covers FOR 15e.. with three
rufiies. excellent quality, net. large pun
top. at closing price. zoe. each.
$50 Parasol Covers for Csc. with four
rutiles. top edged with rows Of white
cord. a real bargain at closing price. CSC
each
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
On Second Floor.

4 great feature tomorrow will
be an unequalled sale Of Skirts
Suits, Lace Curtains, Children 5
Caps, Umbrellas, Canopies, Bed
Spreads and lots of other wanted
merchandise. The prices are way
below ordinary stores prices-and
every item is worthy item.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11

No o. G-incm All-Silk Black Taffeta
Ribbon. nice quality worth zjc., sale
price IL lie. yard.
No. 40 @ - inch All-Silk Plain Tai
fcia Ribbon in Corn. Cream. Nile.
Brown and Lilac. worth &c.,, sale price
llc. yard
40. 40 31-2 inch) An-Sik Plain TAT
feta Ribbon. i'm white. black ana ai
now shades, worth Z2cr sale price
15c.
80. 20 Cit inch An-Silk Moire Taf-
fcta Ribbon. in white. black and az
shades. good quality ribbon. ana
really worth 25c.. sale price. lic. yard.
80. G1 q 1-2 incm All-Slk MORE Tar
fcla Ribbon. an colors- tualiy worm
-Hc.. Gale price zoe. yard.
New Roman Striped Beldng. inches
wide. worth 29c. sale price. lac. yard.
SO. 80 O. 10 inch All-Silk Gauze Rib
bon. with satin and fancy stripes,
worth Doc. sale price 100. yard.
no. 0-inch All-Silk Satin llooons'
worth &C.,. sale price &c. yard.
30. l-2 inch All-Silk satin Ribbon,
worth See sale price Be-. yard.
SO. les 0-i inch Black Velvet RID
bon. am silk. with linen back. worth
2lc. piece. sale price Joe. piece of I'D
yards.
New Tinsol Striped Betting. worth
&c.. sale price ~ lee.
Hat Band Ribbons. worth l5c, sale
price 5c. yard.
30. 80 Sill inch) All-Silk Black and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
CANOPIES.

The genuine Dixie Canopies for y2G4
complete: fun size. will III over any size
bed: extra fine quality netting. Regular
$3.50 quality az bargain price s2.6i COM
plete.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11

and Hat Band Ribbon, worth &c., sale
price lie. yard.
No. 81 G-mch). Al-Silk Plain Tai
feta Ribbon. worth 2Jc. sale price
lie. yard. ..,,
No. ~ Cinch. Very Fine All-Siik
Plain Taffeta Ribbon, worth be- sale
price 22c. yard.
No. ~ C3l3-inch). All-Sllk Shepherd
Check Taffeta Ribbon. with fancy
edge. i'm color combinations Of Black
and White and Red and White, worth
33c.. sale price 2jc.
2-inch All-Silk REVERSIBLE Paid ana
Roman Striped Ceilings. stylish color
combinations. worth ~ and 49c.; sale
price .,3c.
Plaid Nccxtie and Hat-Band Rib
bons. to match Betting, worth lie;
sale price. II .c. yard.
1is-inch Betting. in Black. Red, Navy,
White. Light Blue and Brown, worth
DC. sale price. ljc.
80. iO Cp.-incM. All SILK Beautiful
Quality Moirc TaGeta Ribbon all new
shades. worth -9c. sale price, 22c.
yard.
80. 40 Ais-lnch) All-Silk Best Quali-
o. AOire Tancta Ribbon. am shades.
actually worth 39c.; sale price. 21c.
yard.
no. 60 Hs-ncm Heavy Al-snk
Satin Ribbon, worth 3jc.' sale price,
DO. yard.
a Beautiful 3is-inch All-Sik Taneta.
with Black and White wall-Ot-rrOy
edge worth 39c.: sale price, 2oc. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
White Goods.

Exceptional values holds forth
tomorrow. In White Goods as
well as all other goods, we re
bound to undersell.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-03-27

the town forms but small part. Her
explanation of geological and economic
conditions, as well as mining opera
ticns. was most interesting. The con
clusion showed that mining has been
made to pay richly in this district. the
cost of developing having been about
80. OOO. 900 and the outcome about $25,-
100000. The club will meet with Mrs.
Hodgman April s. Mrs. Lambertson
will lead, her subject being. Rise OF
Banking System"
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-03-27
EAST LINCOLN ITEMS.

Mrs. n. A. Yule of Marshalltown, Ia.
has just returned from delightful
trip through California and is visiting
the family Of her brother. j. w. De
Witt. No. $50 North Twenty-fifth
street.
A most complete surprise was carried
out Monday evening. when a large
company of old time friends marched
in a body to the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. l.. Trester. Twenty-seventh and Y
streets. The surprise was in honor of
their thirtieth anniversary and every
thing had been successfully planned
by the children for the immediate
pleasure of the guests upon the arri-
val. The fact of its being a genuine
surprise put aside all formality and a
royal good time was had. After varied
amusements, ices and cakes We're
served. An original poem by Mrs. l..
II. Trester was read in behalf Of the
children. Music and short speeches ap-
prcpriate to the occasion added to the
evenings pleasure Those present
were: Messrs. and Mesdames Lyman.
Rymer. Erb. Wheeler, Ginther. Baker
Darnell. yesterday. Wolfenbarger
Greenlee. Ferguson. Bentley, Sherde-
man, Pinkerton. Rising. Newell. Wood
by. Limit, l.. H. Trester; Mesdames
Johnson. Skidmore, Balm, Mott and
Oberlies; Misses Lillian and Zuella
Trester and Matte Walton; Morton
and Orville Trester.
An enjoyable concert was given at
the Second Presbyterian church Tues
day evening by the faculty of the Ne
braska Conservatory Of Music. assisted
by Master Harry Briggs. pupil of Mr..
Hadley The numbers were all we'll
received, those by the hoy pianist"
being especially appreciated. Follow
ing is the program:
Polka de oncert................ Bartlett
Symphony Orchestral Organ.
Trio for Piano. Organ and VIOLIN.
Miss Hoover, Mr.. Hadley and Mr.. Lam
precht.
Convent Bells OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Bollman
Master Harry Briggs.
Song-"A Dream" Bartlett
Mr.. Clemens Movius.
Guitar Solo-I4i Vesta Serenade....
Mr.. Clyde Stultz
The Butterfly ...--..............-.. Lavallee
Variations on a Familiar Melody.
Symphony Orchestral Organ
The BrOOklet --...-.--...-........-. Spindler
Etude in A nat. w ollennaupt
Master Harry Briggs.
Song-"Days of Sunshine. .Baumgartner
Mr.. Movius.
Trio for Piano. Organ and Eioln......
Miss Hoover. Mr.. Hadley and Mr.. LAM
precht
Overture to "Stradella'' Observation-Disclosures.
symphony Orchestral Organ.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-03-27

While there Is nothing extraordinary
in the announcement of the appearance
of the Thurston eastman company,
which is to appear at the Funke opera
house for two nights and Saturday
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-03-27

Jack Barlow, Nelia Cochran: Dorothy
Andrews. Blanche Garten; Jennie. the
maid, Clara Parks. The dainty pro-
grams, decorated in pen and ink
sketches of the characters, were made
by Miss Alice Fighter.
On March 81 Fred c. Cooley and
Willard Yates will join house party
at Edgemont with Russell J. Thorpe,
Jr. They will visit Spear Fish and
Deadwood, S. OAK. and Billings and
Miles City, Mont.
Joseph Walsh of Port Huron. Mich,
is in the city.
Miss Stella Kirker started for Chi
cago and Lafayette, Ind. Friday. She
will attend a wedding and several
parties during her absence.
Mrs. w. E. Clark Of Marion arrived
in the city Friday to remain over Sum
day.
DIR. H. l.. Diers of Seward stopped
in Lincoln yesterday on his return from
Kansas.
Miss Grace Fort of Red Cloud is the
guest of Mrs. Geo. Rogers. Miss Fort
has visited Lincoln before as the guest
of Miss Helen Hoover.
Miss Stella Curtice returned this
week from a years visit with friends
in New York state and Chicago.
Miss Maud Oakley entertained few
friends Wednesday evening.
The o. C.'s, Miss Grace Oakley,
Messrs. Fred White and Frank Cow
dry. met with Miss Henrietta Hollow
bush Thursday evening.
Miss Alice Slaughter delightfully."-
entertained five couples Of young peo-
pie with cards and dancing Wednesday
evening. Different games of cards
were played at each table. The com
ing up" couple were Obliged to guess
what game had been played at the
table before they could score. The
novelty made it a very merry party.
The Bucyrus Mandolin club was
pleasantly entertained Monday even
ing by Miss Florence Farwell. Nearly
all Of the members were present.
w. F. Wiley of Minneapolis is in the
city for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Kennedy.
Mrs. Thomas Gregor, Alfred Kennedy.
James Adams, Miss Margaret Kennedy,
Miss Clara Wigton of Omaha were in
Lincoln Wednesday to attend the Ken
nedy-Cunningham wedding.
Mrs. J. A. Buckstaff charmingiy en-
tertained at whist Tuesday afternoon
the following ladies: Mesdames W. F.
Kelly, Oliver Rodgers. Guilfoyle, Bee
son, w. c. Wilson and c. L. Burr.
Miss Dora Harley gave a charming
chatting dish supper Thursday evening
to few young people.
A number Of Lincoln people will be
interested to hear Of the engagement
of Arthur p. GuiCn and Miss Grace
Hinnebaugh. both of Omaha.
The Bena Birth. society which has
social as well intellectual evenings
gave dance last week IN Courier hall
The Bena Birth meets about once a
month. The evening is devoted to
amateur theatricals, cards or dancing
as the committee may detirmine. Those
pre- ent last week were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Gugenheim. Mr.. and Mrs. j
Berkson. Misses Sally Berkson. Cora
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-03-27

matinee, commencing rrfuay. Nptl :,
Manager Zehrung can congratulate
himself on securing so good an attrac-
ton at popular prices. which assures
a real treat to theatre gOers.
The company is most highly spoken
of at points where they have appeared,
and number among the cast Thomas r.
DePew, formerly with the Richard
Mansfield and Cora Tanner company.
Maize Molyneux. who was popular
with number of metropolitan produc-
lions, Sadie Farley. formerly with
Lillian Lewis and Margaret Mather.
Harry M. Scott OF Thompson's Black
Crook company. A. NJ. Davis, who was
for number of years with A. Y. Pear
sons stock company. J. NJ. Ferguson.
formerly Of the Joe Murphy company.
Carrie Phelps and others equally as
strong in both dramatic and speciality
work.
The company will produce the five
act sensational melo-drama, Guilty
Without Crime"
A large number of clever people ap-
pear in these productions. and as each
enc Is a speciality performer OF well
known merits. the entire entertainment
will be filled at every turn with some
new element of variety. The different
scenes allow the young ladies TO dress
superbly in many unique costumes.
while the entire company OF enter
tanners have congsnial roles and oppor-
tunities to display their vaudeville acts.
This is positively the best company
now travelling at popular prices, and
those who wish TO enjoy a real special
ty and dramatic treat cannot AFFORD to
miss IT, On the opening night ladies
will be admitted free when accom-
panied by a person holding paid 30
cent ticket, il bought before o'clock.
Seats on sale Wednesday, March 81.
The Famous millinery opening.
which took place Thursday evening was
an event which but marks the success
of the season which is at hand. The
store was brilliantly illuminated
and together with the gay and artistic
decorations made a scene which could
not but appeal TO everyone's aesthetic
taste.
The east window. IL we may judge by
the comments of people. was more at
tractive than the west. though that was
exceedingly novel, The east window
was trimmed in beautiful shades OF
coquelicot and geranium. red was
used as background and sew
eral exquisite pattern hats
we're the most prominent dec
orations. There was just touch OF
green here and there that dispelled all
suspicion of monotony. A lovely shade
of violet was used as a background in
the west window.
The prominent feature was a tower
in white which reached to the ceiling.
Several hats were displayed in this
window. Sprays of flowers in just the
right place lent an added charm.
The spacious hall was decorated in
a most lavish and gorgeous style.
Ropes of smilax. caught AT intervals
by punches of roses. were festooned
around the room. Each department
was well represented, some special fea-
ture being shown designating the de-
partment.
On a whole. this was the finest dis
play ever shown in the city. Mr.. Hus-
sci j. Brydon designed all the decora-
lions. Hagenow's orchestra furnished
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-03-27

SOng-'DayS OF Sunshine ..Baumgdrtntr
Mr.. Movius.
Trio for Piano, Organ and Violin......
Miss Hoover. Mr.. Hadley and Mr.. Lam
precht.
Overture to 'Stradella".
symphony Orchestral Organ.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-07-30
vfOU should see some samples of the
Letter Heads we are turning out.
IO see is to cOYet

"
V Letter Heads we are turning out.
. To see is to covet.
We do printing in black and colored
inks, and our colored work stays colored.
If you have job to be printed in
copying ink come to us. So often is
this class of work done in shoddy way,
the letters looking blurred and muddy.
that perhaps you have come to believe
the printer(?) who gets out this kind of
work and tells you that "copying ink
always looks that way" But it don't.
Our printer works copying INK to per.
lection, every letter showing clear and
distinct. More than that, OUR COPY.
ing ink COPIES.
Evening star., 1897-04-06
Enthusiasm at Athens Over Independ-
ence Day Celebration.
RUMOR OF POSSIBLE ARBITRATION
Forty More BattaIions of Turkish
Reserves Called Out.
ENGLAND MAKES AN OFFER

ATHENS, Greece, April 6.-The greatest
enthusiasm was manifested here today
during tie fetes organized to celebrate the
anniversary of the declaration in 1921 of
the Independence of Greece from Turkish
rule. The king and the members OF the
royal family here, accompanied by the
ministers and all the high court and other
officials of Athens, attended the religious
ceremonies at the cathedral where a tie
deum was sung.
The king received a great ovation dur
irg his passage to and from the cathedral,
and he and the ministers were shoWered
with leaflets inscribed 'Hurrab for war;!
Rumor of Possible Arbitration.
PARIS, April Ga rumor is in circuia-
ton here that the King of Denmark, at the
instance of the car. has been asked 10
arbitrate the Cretan question.
The Turkish Reserves.
LONDON, April Ga special dispatch
from Coiistantinople says that the council
of ministers sat until late last night ana
decided TO call out and send to the frontier
forty more battalions of army reserves.
To Help Greece Out.
CONSTANTINOPLE. April ct is sta
ted here that the British minister at Athens
has been instructed to make pacific over
lures with view of enabling Greece to ex-
tricate herself from the present dilemma.
1t is further stated that if these overtures
are rejected the PiraeuS Will be blCckaded
by the fleets of the foreign powers.
On the Frontier.
ELASSONA, Macedonia, April 6-Edhem
Pasha, the Turkish commander-in-chief. is
sued orders last night similar to those
which the Crown Prince Constantine, the
dor r-ip Of veStor-
day to his troops. Edhem Pasha holds the
commanders of the Turkish frontier sta
tions responsible for any untoward incl
dent 1t is noteworthy. however, that large
bodies of Turkish troops are now moving
toward the frontier. together with three
mountain batteries. and that the ridges Of
Molina and Skumha have been strongly
occupied by Turkish troops, who will re-
| main on guard there until Wednesday.
Caution in Firing saIutcs.
LARISSA. April 5.-Delayed in transmits
s.on)-In order to prevent accidents, the
crown prince has issued orders that can
non. in honor of independence day, may
only be fired at a great distance from The
camp.
ConstantinOpIe Report Denied.
LONDON. April 6.-An official denial was
made this evening of the statement from
Constantnople that the British minister al
| Athens had been instructed to make pa
cific overtures to Greece. with the view OF
Grabbing that country to eXtricate herself
from the present dilemma.
| Plan of Grecian Blockade Compile ted
| ROME, April ct is semi-ofically an
| nounced that the admirals of the foreign
l fleets in Cretan waters have completed
/ the plan for the blockade of Greece an,
| have forwarded it to their respective gov
| ernments for approval.
| France has decided to send additiona
| forces to Crete.