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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-11
RICH POCKET OF GOLD.
Discovered in Louisa COunty-Pcr-
souaI Notes.

MINERAL. CITY, VA, June l0.-(Spe-
cialD-A few weeks ago Il man by lhe
name of AIheizer, whilst prospecting ior
gold on the land Of Mr. Fred. Hemmer'
of New York. discovered a lead when
carried gold He followed this lead ana
cut a quartz vein, which he went GOWN
ON some II seet. when he opened up d
noc,fet of very rich ore, and Is reporter
10 have taken from 500 10 $Z'VV OUT
1Sbere is no means Of judging the amount.
except from his tailngs, Which Ntit VIZ
rich and il is certain that ne WOulu no
have left these unless he could Wen alu '
IN 40 so in his hurry Since Alheizer va
stopnod depredators have been car II, :
away the ore at night, despite the eiloi y
Of Mr. pemmer's agent ana, II II s"iu'
have been well paid for their trouble;
iaprver ". T.. Bib. Of Louisa, mas Just
,.,,,,.red from New York. and Is reported
10 have seen Hemmer' anu, dS q - i,S -, :.
a., - evnectea several of the depreQalors
ts.iii he apprehcnded and taken pciole "
Justice of Louisa. g.. .,,, bords
S-ne of the quartz Is now III me Hanu !.
80 Sir 0uarles Of Mineral Clty, ana II
vi ,,,,I 81 ,.,,n from 200 to 800 ounces TO me
W., ",,i ,rhe vein Is the same as that wIleh
- orened up on the Famous walton
r,ine and this particular openlhb - a c,'l.
- l,,,rter of A mile west OF MlhtIdl Nils /,
"a clos. TO the railroads Ot the sulphur
az, NJ ana Mrs Adams left Tor Klchlnohd
this a eternoon. to spend few days. "a.
Mr. " II. Thomas, or ihulahdPViis,
ii is AT Pendleton, ana II - sdlu -
1 1l,it,; 10 open his Slate Hill mime asai''
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NORFOLK DEFEATED.
In n CIOscIy-Contcstcd Game with
the UartfOrds.

NORFOLK, VA, June 10.-(Specia4.)-
In a prettily played and closely contested
game to-day Hartford took the first
game of the series from Norfolk. II
was largely pitchers battle. in which
Bowen had a shade the best of it. He
was splendidly effective at all stages
and would have shut out the locals but
for fast base-running by McFarlan in
the ninth, and his bringing in Norfolks
one run on a single. two-bagger. and
a left-feld out Leahy was out Of the
game, being sick, and Pfanmiller took his
place at short. The features of the
game were McFarlan's great catch Of
Lyttles fly against the fence in the second
and Lyttle's sensational catch of a fly
from McFarlan's bat i'm the eighth. also
against the fence. Attendance about CD.
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FOR STUART MONUMENT,
A Successful Entertainment at
Washington, Va.

FLINT HILL. June io.-tspeciaI.)-A
grand concert was given at Washington.
Va. Monday night by THE Rappahan-
mock Chapter OF Daughters OF the Con-
federacy" for the benefit OF j. f. II. Stu
art monument. Samuel H. Settle, OF Madi-
son. made the address OF welcome. which
was heartily appreciated and appIauded
by the old veterans present. The pro-
gramme consisted OF select vocal ard in
strumental music. REGULATIONS, ard TIA
bleaux. all or which were gotten up In
first-cass style. and reflected great credit
upon those who had the entertainment in
charge. RappahQpnoek - proud OF her
beauty and. talent The court -nouse was
packed and more than one hundred dol
lars VAS realized for this worthy object.
Too much praise cannot be given tho
worthy president or the chapter. Mrs.
Charles II. Dear. for her indefatigable Of
forts. nor 20 Miss Meta Menifee. who was
her first lieutenant. The fact Is. all the
ladies' did their part well. Long may the
southern women hive 10 inctte our grow
Ing manhood With the principles OF pa
friotism and devotion for lost but not
forgotten Cause.
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Wash Goods.

for l2tc. YARD. lot ......'''''c '">t
jap Stripe Crepe Cloth, loc. quality, for
47sc yard. .,.,..-,.s "
Linen Batiste and MORE Crystal Tor
ladies' waists, 10 and II lie. qualitleA
for &c. yard.
i'm mill ends. worth Y IL to lie. yard,
for 27sc. yard. ,
J5ght Stri,s- -Outne- Cloth for &c yard.
Fancy Stripe Bed-TckinS worm &c.
for 27sc. yard
Solid Tan Crepe Cloth, sold for II l-2c.
yard, for 3ssc yard. :,
4 Infants DOC. Fine
Null Gaps. S SS'' na.., '":"' Sc.
lot of Infants Null Caps. embroi-
dered trimmed. that sold from % 10
75c, for 1ic. 60
lot of Nurses and Maids Fancy Caps
for &c.
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wilson CN. Co. Wedding.

WILSON. n. c.. June lO.-CSpecial)-
To-day at o'clock beautiful marriage ,l.als
was solemnzed at the Methodist chnrfn'
the contracting parties being MI. w. r.
Voodard and Miss Matte Hadley' DOM
of Wilson. Rev. j. Il. Hurley pertoriiieu
the ceremony. ,,,.
These young people are ueserEeuiy
popular In this community. MI Woou
ara is one of the proprletors Oh INC
Woodland Warehouse here ana - con-
sidered one of the most substanuai DuSi-
,oss-,,on of the place. The bride is a
dauchter OF Mr.. I. j. Hadley, one OF the
wealthiest men in Wilson. and Is ac-
complished and beautiful. After the cere-
mony the couple boarded the north-
bound train at Las +. NJ. for a tour OF
the northern cities.
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HEDFO1D CITY.
M. Finals Of Rnndoiph-h"coh
scnGemy-McdaIiist

prDrORD CITY. June lO.-(speciaA)-
A. n o'clock this morning the finals OF
the seventh successful session OF hah-
dolph- Macon Academy took place IN tne
SPACIOUS hall of the school, and were at
tanded nv a large and representative audi
ence. a.. mac aelivared nv
nov " q. starr ID. D., or Rlchmoh9i;
80 ,rSnse thene was "How 10 Break Colt.
The honors were awarded ia, as s ioldows :
pas;des these there were forty students
- received special COMMUNICATION Tor
examnlary department.:
N,S,u,,y,ctnsrs Junior Scholarship Medal
i r,od to william Il. MeNeal, OF North
Carolina. - coho,orsbin Modal IN
a. - Valentine, of Virginia.
W; -. Literary Society-Debater' S
Medal to r. o. Norris. of Virginia: De,
cisimcr's Medal, to r. {. burks' 'r'' OF
Washington Literary s s%%d " T,SsieIa
mnecIaimer's Medal, TO j. Is. Holman, OF
Virginia.
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former similar affairs in the history OF
the institution. The Parl2r Sonfhrate:
Nd mes BESSIE Leak. T. ID. Jones' IS.
L. Tyree w. II. BSns9 on a apst hour hour
liear ~, and Mrs. Kilgo. Mr.. and Mrs.
W1se ~ and ID w. Duke Mr.: and Mrs. b.
4 Duke j. JShsst Dent f. Mr. " A and Mrs
" w. r. BUyham and DR.. bred. Peacock.
+ The following received the SECOND SI hour our
pr and dds. MIS- m Kf E. n p Duke ii pIhf M SPl
M MdSy Miss F. Spicer, Samuel sprager'
Miss BAYLOR R sS%thsfte r. c "a sGhf$'HV
MISS w W. Miss palsy Green. j. NJ. Fla
4an Miss Bessie L.anghorne and ;. - ..
Thorne; s s Dent a M5sf Nay H %Eeaw Jr
ME- nho halls were handsomely decorated
with h' cut-iowers and growing plants ana
showed the good taste OF those or VINO er nad
s tli' aahundance. Many of the young people
rr,a ~. until o'clock this morning.
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TRINITY COLLEGE.
ommencement-Day Proper - The
MedalIist and Graduates.

DURHAM. n. c., June l0-(Special.)-
Commencement-day proper at Trinity Col
lege passed off in good style Yesterday.
At 10 A. NJ. the exercises began. and the
contest for the Wyle Gray medal result
ed in favor of Garland Olander Green.
Of Beaumont. N. c., who received 1t at
the hands OF Professor Charles y. Nc
iusrs of the Gree sboro' State Normal
ana Industrial College. The graduates
thirteen i'm number received their dlplo-
mas from DR.. John G. Kilgo, the presi-
dent of the college. They are L. V. An
derson, W. ?. Iseley, w r. b Boyd !. 6 E.
Harrison NJ r. Dickinson, j. n. John
SON. f. S. Edwards. J. +. Totten. and
Harold Turner.
oh MI. a. ~ The hoard OF Trustees. de-
i iivered DIN in graceful and well-ehosen words
a short address upon assuming the posi-
ton. and his remarks were rull OF nope
for the future of the college. -,
The reception at night SURPASSED al
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NORTH STATE EDITORS.
Officers of the Association Elected
The Teachers 10 Meet.

MCREHEAD CITY, n. C., June To-
Especial THE North Carolina Press As
sociation to-day elected the following
officers: President, j. b. whitaker.
Winston Sentinel Vice-Presidents-J. T..
Britt. oxford Ledger; w. A. Curtis.
Franklin Press; w. S. Herbert, Kinston
Free Press; Secretary, j. Il. Sheriff.,
Concord Times; Orator, Cary Dowd,
Charlotte News; Historian, X. a. Deal,
Wilkesboro Chronicle; Poet, Josephus
Daniels. Raleigh News and Observer.
The association adjourned tonight to
meet next year at Waynesyille. The
editors have been handsomely enter
tanned. The citizens of Beaufort gave
them n clam bake and oyster roast this
afternoon.
The State Medical Society completed
it's work this evening and adjourned.
The State Teachers Assembly meets
here Tuesday Of next week. very
large attendance is expected.
The outlook Is that Morehead Will have
n fine season this year.
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Remnants Nainsook. Swiss. and Camprlc
Edges Oriental Laces. 2 to ihches
wide from = to 25c. yard.
100 yards of Linen Inserting Tor <oc'
yard. that was 75c.
Ail-Over Cambria and Nainsook Embroi-
derry for 25c. yard.
27-inch All-Over Linen Embroidery, that
was 7jc., for 35iac. yard.
27-nch All-Over Nalenciennes Lacs. that
was Sl.25 yard, for soc.
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Great Second Floor.

80 yards IL i-2c. Stair Carpet. yapi &c.
" yards Sc. stair Carpet, yard. i9ci
y yards Yard-Wide Hemp Carp<t,
ward, 7c
Every Remnant of Mating In the house,
regardless of its worth. a yard. tsc.
90 yards Seamless China Mating. the
l9c. grade. yard. oS4c.
40 yards 35c. Seamless China Matthss,
yard. 15hc.
3 rolls OF % yards each Fancy MatsIg
-tne roll .....,... ........... .........s'C.
Remnants OF Floor Oi-Cloth. liz
yards square, the piece, 2tc.
1-yard-square Oil-Cloth, 1Oc.
2Jc. Hemp Rugs, Toe.
65c. Hemp Rugs. Zoe.
$3.50 Fur Rugs. SLIDE
$3.50 Smyrna Rugs. $50.
Remnants of II l-2c. Plain Scrim.
yard. &c.
Remnants Of Tinsel Drapery, ygd,
Remnants OF Silholines. "
Remnants Of u i-2c. Cretonnes, a yrd
sc.
Lot of Baby Afghans .................tc &c.
Lot OF 2-yard-long Lambrequins &c
Lot OF Zoe. Fire-Screens. damaged &c.
Lot Of soc. Fire-Screens. damaged. tc.
Remnants of II l-2c. Table Oil-Cloth,tc.
Lot OF WindOw-Shades. complete. &c.
Lot of 25c. Reversible Table oii-Ci,h,
slightly damaged, yard............bc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-11
DounLE-nEADER At QUAKER CITY
HOnors Even between the PhiIIics
ana Chicago.

PHILADELPHIA, June 10-Philadel-
pbia and Chicago played double-header
to-day. and honors were even. The field
ing in both games was wretched. In the
second Chicago batted Johnson and
Fhcld freely. and the Phillies did not
wake up In hitting until the ninth in
ming. when they got in three singles and
a double. Score:
First Game: X. II. L..
Philadelphia .......00103 II
Chicago ...... ......1 100000 o.
Batteries: Taylor and Clements; Briggs
and Donohuc.
ImDirc-Mr. McDcrmott. Time OF
game hours and 10 minutes.
Second Game: X. ii. IL.
Philadelphia ......1 O0030 0 g 3
Batteries: Johnson. Fiheld. and Mcfar-
land: Callahan and kittredge.
tmpire-Mr McDermott. Time OF
game hours and 10 minutes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-11

WASHINGTON. June i0.--virginia
fourth-class postmasters We're to-day APP
pointed as follows, all 10 NIL vacancies
caused by removals: Aliisonfa, W. "A.
TAYLOR. Aqua, u. w. Taylor. brakes
Spangier: Gladys. w 4. Cakes: Hicks
Wharf. G., III. rreakie: Lueretia. l. -
Gerberich Meyers Cave. =. J. Cline.
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inning was finally concluded. but ere the
third man was retired the visitors had
Increased their score from 10 s. and
the game had been lost to Richmond
An Intellectual effort was made to head
the visitors of, but they were too far
ahead.
The official score follows:
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CiIro,.. chance. for pecovcry Good.

NORFOLK. VA. June lo.-tSpecial)-
Jack Gilroy. Norfolks crack pitcher. who
underwent an operation for appendicitis
at ST. Vincents Hospital yesterday. Is re-
ported to-day as resting easily. His
chances for recovery are good.
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LANCASTER WON.
In ~ strong Fielding Game, ana hs
Good Batting.

LANCASTER. PA, June lO.-(SpeciaL)-
Lancaster put up strong fielding game
against Reading to-day and also outpat-
ted the visitors winning with compare
tive ease. West kept the opposing team
hits wen scattered. Score:
LANCASTER
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50 yards All-Woo:
Figured Arnures,
zoe. yard.
Black Dress
Goods.

q yards soc. grade Plain Jet Black Mo-
hair. PC. yard
% yards 81 quality Mohair Mixtures, ooc.
yard.
80 yards Camers-Hair Serge, worth 81,
for soc. yard.
81 yards Jet Black Figured Mohairs,
worth 81 l-2c., for 15c. yard.
All Jet-Black Dress-GoOds Remnants
that sold from 20 TO 3Oc., for Zoe. yard.
All Remnants Jet Black Dress Goods,
that sold from 80 to 75c., for 25c. yard.
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NORFOLK.
HARTFORD.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
1234567S9
Norfolk ........ ..........O q . y u /
Hartford .........O 1 = ~ v y y e"
summary: TwO-base hits-Roach. Ca
Velle. Shaffer. Stolen bases-Radford,
Roach O., Bowen. DOherty. Left on
bases-Norfolk Z; Hartford. 4. Struck
out-By Clausen. I; by Bowen. 4. First
base on errors-NorfOlk. l. First base on
balls-On Clausen. / off Bowen, 1. I'm
pire-Mr Weidman. Time of game-1
hour and 40 minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-11

base on crrors-Lancaster. 2; Reading. i
First bas sc on balls-On West. 2; OF Hern-
don. 3. Passed baIl--Kinssfia. Umpire
Mr.. Snyder. Time hour and 80 minutes.
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Notions.


Sllver-Plated Belt-Pins. for lie.
S-inch Extra-Heavy Bones. &c.
10c Fruit-Shaped Pin-Cushions, Ic.
each. .. -,
Bone-casing, outer edge faded, Be. full
roll.
Steel Crochet Needles. lie. each.
Sc. Pearl-Top Hair-Pins, &c. box.
Zoe. box Rubber Hair-Pins, Re. box.
Rubber and Velvet Skirt Facing, Ic.
yard
Carriers. with Patent-Clasp Buckles, &c.
pair. -
Embroidery Cotton, odd sizes, BE. dozen.
Sc Initial Letters. &c. set.
silk Inside Dress Belts, were 10 ana
12c.-2c. each. " .
Rubber Corset Laces CBlack only, z
for &c.
Lavender Salts. &c. bottle.
Loose Writing Paper, was ana loc''
for &c. quire.
Toilet Soaps, lc. cake.
Pinaud's Eau de Qunine. 75c. size step
per broken. SOC.
10c. boxes Tan Shoe Paste, 1c.
Japanese Powder-BOXes, were 2oc., Tor
&c
S5c. Tinted Crepe Papers, slightly soiled,
IOc
- Ear-Mops. were l0c.. &c. each.
pairs SOC. Manicure Scissors. Toe.
boxes Dowden's Antiseptic Tooth
Powder, 3cs<boX.
Roger d Gallet's 15c. Cosmetic, White
only. sc. stick.
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Taocasier -. ........O 420Ot 4 s
DnadinQ ... .........0 O000O1 o. 3
summary: Earned runs-LancSster, 2;
Reading, 2. Two-base hits-Leidy, But
te,more spratt Seybold. Three-ba
bt,s I<insella, Home run-Barckley.
stolen bases-Ward %. Left on bases
lancaster. s; Reading. 9: struck out-By
West /: by Herndon. /. Douple play
Gallagher 10 Mcintyre to Slater. First
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INTENSE RIVALRY.
Which Came Near Causing n big
Fight.

NEWARK. y. j.. June l0.--(Special)-
The old-time rivalry was renewed between
the local and the Paterson teams here to-
day when they met. Umpire OLaughln's
decisions came near causing great fight
i'm the fourth inning. and resulted in
Johnstone's being put out of the game.
The home club made a grandstand finish,
and all but pulled the game out of the
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c.,.,c, Frank nuger Dead.
Julius sycle Il Sol

ROANOKE. June ll;-l15 a. M.-(spe-
cial)-Colonei Frank Huger died at mid
.tstl,f
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CoIored Dress
Goods.

81 Remnants Dress Goods, 2 IL TO 3
yards. that sold % to 40c., for I2l2c.
y Remnants Dress Goods, useful
lengths that sold II and II l-2c.. for DC
9 pieces. different colors. Notified Che
viot. sold 25c., for 12c. the yard.
piece Lilac Diagonal, little shop-worn,
sold lie, for 5l2c
1 piece Pure Wool French Flannel
bright wrapper effect, was 5Oc., Tor
25c.
1 piece Brown and White Small Checks,
for skirts, II lie. value. for ol2c.
Coin-Spot Challi, worth 1Ic. for 312c.
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ORIOLES. 4: INDIANS. 2.

BALTIMORE. June 10.-Cleveland mar
rowly escaped a shut-out to-day at the
hands of the Champions. Viewed from
any standpoint, the game was the nneSl
seen here this season. Lightning douole
game score: r.. II. f..
Baltimore 1O2OOOO1.i 3
Cleveland 10000 p
Batteries: Pond and Bowerman; Young
and OConnor.
Umpire-Mr. Mcdonald. Time Of game
| hour and 40 minutes.
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1o'als '''''" '..''''oS 0
RICHMOND.
CORE BY INNINGS.

Two-base hits-Elberfed. Stuart First
base on errors-Philadclphia 2; Richmond,
2 Bases on balls-On Jordan 2; Off Lee
yer. p Left on bases-Philadelphia q;
Richmond s. Struck out-By Jordan. L.;
by Lever. 3. Bases from tring hit-Mo-
ran. Battam. Double plays-Elsey to
tam. stolen bases-Moran. Fox, Elberfeld
CD. Kahn ~. Battam. Wells go. Wild
pitch-Leever. Passed ball-Steelman.
Time of game hours. Umpire-Mr
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PATTERSON
Totals .......'. '..'.''s''iV ~ -
Stated for \. ROthfuss in ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

summary; Famed runs-Newark, Z;
Paterson. A. Two-base hits-Heine CD.
Wright. Gettig. Daley. and Grove. Three
base hit Rothfuss. Home-run-Tou-
hev. Sacrifice hits-Gilman and Westlake'
stolen bases-Gettig. Hene. \. Rothfuss,
WAGNER Keister. and Westlake. Left on
boses-Ncwark. .: Paterson. II. Struck
ont-By tombstone. l. by Sprogell, g. by
Cogan. .; by Jones, 2 First base on
balle-ON tombstone. /; off Cogan. 3; or
Tones l. Hit by pitched ball-Wrieht.
PISSED Nball-Westlake. Umpire-Mr;
O'Laughln. Time Of eame-2 hours ana
On rniullics.
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Mems
Furnishings.

81. Is Mems Whlte
Mans Laundered Shirts,
Evsm;e ill.,. sizes is, 16l, II
furnishings slightly soiled-
19c.
80 Ladies' 25c. Satin and silk Trilby Ties,
Black and Linen color, foc.
60 Ladies' Satin Bows. Black, Red, ana
Linen color, worth - and Soc, Tor
q Washable Ties. Band Bows. Four-in-
Hands, Club Ties, worth II l-2c., for lie.
10 pairs Mems Fancy Wool Bicycle
Hose, heavy ribbed tops, worth 81, Tor
50 Mems 4-Ply Collars, standing and
turn-down. worth 1Oc. for &c.
40 pairs Mems British Half Hose. dou-
BILE heels and toes, worth l7c., for Zoe.
., Lot Ladies' Fast
HOSIERY, Black Seamless, Double
Heel Hose, regular Sc.
kind for &c. pair.
76 pairs Ladies' Fast Color. Full Regu-
lar Imported Tan and Chocolate-Coor
Hose, regular 20c. kinds, for i2lzc.
pair.
Ladies' fast-color Seamless Hose, dou-
BILE heels and toes all the regular
II l-2c. kinds, for Zoe. pair.
Misses and Boys Fast-Color. Fine Rib
bed Black and Tan Hose for Sc. pair.
Boys Fast Color, Full Seamless Bicycle
and Golf Hose, regular 3Jc. kind, for
25c pair.
Infants Fast-Color Full Regular I'M
ported Hermsdorf-Dye, Black and Tan
Socks, regular l5c. kind, for Zoe. pair.
3 Tow-Linen
Shirt. waists, full
Waists. , cGiisrs W w"'' s
MT
price. .....................4 Sc.
l Lavender Waist, I'm Madras cloth, was
CSC; special ......... ............. .43c.
] Swivel Silk Waist Pink check, was
1 Green and i Red Striped silk Waist,
l Plush Coliarette, trimmed with fur
and Jet. worth 50, for ............si.J 80
l Heliotrope Ladies' Suit, embroidered
with Black braid, made Empire style,
Black Figured Silk Capes, trimmed
with lace. ribbon, and jet, colored
Innings, were s.; special .......... So. Is
/ Brown and White, and Green and
White. were sl.50; special '........9Sc
Light-Colored Wash Skirts, were CSC.
| special ............ ...................:s use
Pink and l Light-Blue silk Waists
were So; special ...................$i. d
Covert-Cloth Bicycle Skirts. Tan
slightly soiled, were $l.49; special. .7oc
10 Ladies' 2jc
Muslin Cambria Corset ,,
Underwear. front' soi i"iN90
-------.--.-- 10c.
% Ladies' SOC Cambria COrset-Covers
lace and embroidery trimmed, 25c.
| pairs Ladies' 39c Muslin Drawers
hemmed and tucked; remnant price
| zoe
| 2 pairs Ladies' Extra Size Muslin Draw
ers embroidered and tucked, were 15c.
| for :,oc
| Ladies' Extra Size Good Muslin Gowns
| tucked and embroidery trimmed, for
| mer price Sl.2O; remnant price, zoe.
! Ladies' Sl.25 Muslin Gowns, embroider,
| and tucked Jokes; remnant price, zoe
G4-inch Linen Danasl
Linens, Table-Cloth, 50c. value
for SOC. yard.
1o vards OF Linen Table Damask, PC
| quality. for t6c. yard:
D. dozen Pure Linen l7-inch Dinner Nap
| Rims worth $50 dozen, Tor o4c. eacI
| 10 dozen Pure Linen Hemstitched fiucl
| Towels. large sizes. for i-i2c.
| r-,,.c,. and plain Towels for 1sc.
| 21-2-yard Remnants or flne Daiiiash
| eli"btiv Soiled Turkish-Bath Towels
| aso ,alne for lie. each
| rsrGe size Turkish Bath Towels, II l-2c
| quality. for Sc. ,, rot,o
| Dc Linen Colored-Bordered TaDle
| covers. 2 yards long, for 'oc. each
worth $l.2o.
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GRooMs. 2. PIRATES. 2.

BROOKLYN. y. y, June lO.-PittSDurs
and Brooklvn PLAYED in a drizzle at East
ern Park this afternoon. The. grounds
were in very poor shape. still the teams
managed TO furnish a close and exciting
str1e@Io score. X. II. t..
9 Brocisiyn So. ..OOOOOO2O1-S 4 2
pittshrjrg .....OO0020 co.
Batteries: Kennedy and Grim; Hawiey
and Merritt. - q
Impiro-Mr. Emslie. Time Of game
hours and 3 minutes.
POSTpONEMENTS.
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Boys Clothing.

3 Boys 81 Blue Cheviot Blouse Suitse
and 8 years, 1928. Co..
/ Bov's s. Brown ATWOOD CneNt
Fauntleroy Suit, with vest, yeas,
sA5O.
4 BOYS $50 Atwood Gray Elton SUI,
3. 4. and years. $3.50.
Bows s. MILDLY Suit. Blue Serge Jack.
White Duck Pants and Vest, yea
$3.50
Boys Sc Tan Imported Double. Erea'
ed Suits. y, 10. and " years, $500.
Z Bows $50 Double-Breasted par
Gray Wool Suits. >. 6, 5, and yea
Csc =,
G pairs Boys 25c. Moleskin Pants, ii,
and - years, Zoe.
% pairs Boys 25c. Pink Wash Pants,
3. Z. and years Zoe.
. Toe. Yacht Straw Hats, 15c. =
4 Mems CSC. Straw Hats, Toe.
2 Girls soc. Sailor Straw Hats, iOc =
3 Girls soc. Yacht Straw Hats. ioc.
10 Rows 8c. Fancy Shirt-Waists, ., D,
8 and years, I2i2c.
Rovs' soc. Fancy Laced Front Shir
Waists, s and 3 years, ioc.
Is Rows soc. Drab Flannellette Shir
Waists, Z, and 10 years, 1oc.
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WASHINGTON, June 10.-kissenger and
Hart. who succeeded him in the third IN
ming. were easy for the Senators TO-DAY;
King pitched well. with the exception OF
t.e sixth inning. when two bases on balls
counted in the score. Score: X H. II;
Washington. ....0331 ! o - II :
st. Louis .... ......0 o 0 90 3 %
Batteries: King and Mcclure; kissen-
ger. Hart. and Douglass. and Murphy.
Umpire-Mr. Sheridan. Time of game-l
hour and A. minutes.
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10 ends Rustlng Taffeta and Kid cam
brics. to yards, . and &c. qualities
for I7sc
Short ends Yard-Wide Taffeta. Black
and colors. u 1-2c. grade. for Sc.
piece Pure Linen Grass-Cloth, Rose
color, was II l-2c., for &c.
piece each Blue and Lilac More Rust
ling Taffeta, 2Oc. grade, for iol2c. the
yard.
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are selling u 1-2c. Percaie. yard wide.
41-2c.
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.ANCASTEH,
READING.

Totals ...........' .'''.'' ~ - l.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
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3 Tow Linen
w a i SITS, full
sleeves and white
collars - w @ + g
.S1.2j. Remnant
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| 13 Mems White
4 I.aundered Shirts,
sizes rs, 16l, II
slightly soiled-
! worth SOC, for