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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-18
Flint'S Fine Furniture.
COOL-LOOKING
Bamboo and reed de1iGns.
FACTORY PRICES.

tendant. Soon afterward. the man getting no
better messenger was sent to get DR.. J. A.
Irwin Of No. IA West Twenty-elghth-st. Before
he reached the bath the man was dead. Heart
disease is supposed TO have caused his death.
The man was slightly above medium height ana
weighed about 100 pounds. He had gray hair and
was slightly bald.
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Dress Goods. Price reductions and the
charm of extreme cheapneSs to lot OF
black Grenadines. Splendid variety.
Brisk selling of Cotton Stuffs has not
broken the stock-aSSortments remain good.
Printed satecn striped Crenadine and lace striped
lawns, &c; reduced from 12nc.
Dinities and Ba,istes, 12He from 1Sc.
Organdy Lawns. l2Hc; regular 25e.
Shirt Waists. They assemble. they dis
perse. by thousands. Three collections on
the second floor and great overflow on
first floor.
Special lots are soc. Use and 81. The
cheapneSs of them commands the Shirt
Waist business Of the city.
Also, many very fine
Bfcycle Suits for men. A thousand are
Just within the Broadway and Ninth street
door. So. rs to $1G.50. Each bargain.
Womsn's Ta7or-Ma Suits. Just two
items-elcgance and oheapness combined.
At IS BO-Ol cheviot serge, fly front and bszer
Jackets. silk lined; perfect hanging skirt. Perea-
line lined.
At 500 ehevot serge, variety Of Styles jackets
silk lined. skirts percainc lined.
Table Linens. Pure flax. and at less
than the market A few items:
TABLE LINEN
81 in. bleaehed Scotch Damask, CSC.
60 in. uableaohed Irish Linen. Acc.
81 in. bleached German Damask, 63e.
~ in. unbleached German Liner, SOC.
NAPKINS
22 in, Bohemian, unbl-ached, 81 doz
10 in, Irsh beached 81. 20 dol
22 in, German, unbleaohed. S1.5o doz.
% in, Scotch beached. $3.50 doz
Her Matesty's Corset. Different from
all others-better than most OF them and
good as the best. Shapely-it always re-
tains its original shape. Comfortable--yet
so firm it compels graceful carriage. Com
pIete ne-,nany handsome novelties here
only. Expert demonstration to assist in
fitting
Eurs Stored and insured at trifing cost
against damage by moths and fire.
JOHN WANAMAkER
Formerly A. 7. Stewart Co.,
Broadway, 4th ave-, 9th and 10th SITS.
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NIL IACkAWANNA AND WESTERN r. r.
StnticnI in New.lOrk. foot Of Barclay and
ChristOpher Streets.
TINTSCH Iit:HTN BUFFET

Direct route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAlR
Al" THE ORANGES. Summit Barnardsvile, BaskinG
s nas' bcssS s!anhSpe. NEWTON. BUpp.s LAKE.
MoHSrAiN, Washington PIILLiPsBuRG EAsToN'
WATER GAP, STROUDSBURG. Pocono Mountains
.o,r + MISCELLANEOUS, OXFORD. NORWICH Water
Vile UTICA RICHFIEI,D SPRINGS cortland.
SYRACUSE, OswEGO, ITHACA. OWEGo/ EI.MIRA,
cSRNIMG PATH pANsyILk En STEEALo and alt
500 A. M.-BINGHAMroN MAIL. Stops at principal
1905 4. M-tcate Carr, BUFFALO SCRANTON BING-
NAMTON. OwEOO. ITHACA EIMIRA, UTICA
RICIIFIELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE ard OSwEGO
EXPRESS. Pullman Parlor Cars. Connecting at
Buffalo with trains tor Chicago and points west.
100 r. M.-SCRANTON. wILKESBARRE and EI.MIRA
tSPEEssc Sen rI HToS RSIt IaSIS, eaTs -, p,vu
:;an p. ii. DatiylChieago ves,ibuied Lm.ed Express
for SCRANTON. RfNiEAMTON. ElMIRA BUF-
FAIO Pullman Buffet Sleeplng Car. w-Yorx 20
Chicago Dining Car west Of Buffalo
$50 p NJ pailyl buffalo Express pullman Siespers rnr
NORRIS ard BUFFALO. arriving Bunalo A. M
p;3o p N Coaily,-Hr'rrAIO ScRANToE BINGHAM
TON OwECiO. ITHACA. ELMIRA, Utica. SYRIA
CI'SE and OswEGo EMPRESS Pullman Funes
rrrEFTs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Henry Gaze q Some Limited iia rroaeway ~ Par.
broadway Iii 4th-sve. cor. i?th.s 81 Wes i?i,n-st,
or Columbus ave New-York; PAS and 100 Fulton ST.
and 100 Broadway Brooklyn Timetables giving fun IN
10 wEsTcorT rXpRESs COMPANY will call for and
-~eck baggage hotel residence 10 destination
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"a .cNxyxsr: fawTrs%r: 81
tzNTlitTr1n5rA ~
GONE AT LAST

Lettering Winter has vamosed.
Let us hope that no chilling blasts
are yet to come from his Cave OF
the Winds.
Summer trade may proceed:
Light Novels and Silks, Grenadines and
Gauze Merinos, Bicycles and Straw Mat
tings, Refrigerators and Gas Stoves-all
these and ten thousand other seaSonable
things await you here. And Winter has
gone.
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RAILROADS..
"Ams RicA's oRgArxsr RAILROAD
NETWORK
CENTRAL.
n uiincnN RlvgR = n



$3.50 A. M-Except sunday Empr. state E1 {t,,::
@ train sna II ss xsd ps s' su Ssaa os.
Niagara Falls 500 p. m. This train e limited TO
.s.s s..s.. ss
1880 sur s.. DAY Express For all i'm
loo p M;-Daiy, Southwestern Limited For Co ,u:
boe Cincinnati, Indianapolis and s., Louis po Stop
at Poughkeepse. Albany Utica. Syracuse Hoches-
LOO and FSrso Chicago so.c,l for Detroit c.v.
Albany, Schenectady utca. syracuse. Rochester
$40 ?. M--Escept sunday Yves, Point. POushkeep'ie.
$3.50 p M-Daily. North Shore Limited. Due Detroit
$50 M. Chicago 4:3o p. M stops at Albany.
600 MDaIy Fer Albany Troy Ut Es,, hdlr On
agara Falls, Cleveland Toledo, Detroit. Chicago
o25 c r M@ba 81 Fs. Troy Burlington plaourxn
1880 MDDaiy e'i rer s aS Sssara Fails: ev.
FqSsnsssps?s albany = and %ss. c.
only. for points on Fail Brook Railway. Via Lyons.
'I 1a Bna Gs fysnsa1s FAIL,
edo Chicago: exesD;, Saturday. for Cape Vincent
1910 MIGHrThea,re train for Chicago and prn xs-n
Sunday night. sunday nish,s. Chicago sleeper'
o,O6 A. NJ and 3,ss p. M.--Daiy except Sunday. to
a., P'dsld, via Harlem plvIs,Cn -, -. n...
shire UNI ke RI H. 4sali n!T e nrosKrRs
n5s .%' S;Ts;s IT, S$s
wssner Palace Car; on all through trains
ric sss aad Wagner oce Grand Station
IL 2s tl3 Broadway 81 Ess, l!.hs o'2 Broadway
ton NewYork sss and 7ao Fulton-s,. and ioe Broad
baggage checked from hotel residence by the West,
cot Join fisPr n r HSGP GEORGE H DANIELS.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent,
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EhsIsealed proposals for furnishing the neees:
the State Capitol building at Albany. N. Y. will be
eeived at the Office OF the Superintendent Of Public
Works. In Albany. n. Y. until Wednesday May 10th.
1891. at IL o'clock noon Of that day.
The drawings and specifications for the work to b
performed have been classified under different sub.
divisions for different parts Of the work. follows:
No. l. Completion OF the north south and
drtyeways. eastern approach. and other work.
No. Completing carving OF the north. south and
terraces. driveways and eastern approach.
No. g. Completion Of the carving Of western STAIR
No Completion Of the north and south corridors Of
the fourth OF the and other work
Each contractor bid for more Of the above
named subdivisions or for the whole work Each hid
must be accompanied by certified check or New-York
draft for cent Of the OF the proposal mr.
proposals. TO guarantee execution OF contract pavabje
sight order Of the Superintendent OF Public Work.
Said deposit will be retained O part OF the .ecnri,v
until completion Of the contract. The amoun, ~
bond for the faithful performance contract ON
cution OF contract viii be forty per OF the
proposals. and the bond reo,red on
posa proposals. $50 ~
In subm lifting proposals contractors will be REQUIRED to
mention the time In which they viii bind themselyes
under penalty to complete the work the element % Tim:
TO be considered In the awarding Of contracts ~ '
Drawings and specifications the several vo,L. MAJ,
be and forms OF proposals obtained al The oHs -
/. G. Perry. Capitol Commission in the Canitoi A.
Albany ~ y The right Is reserve! to reject any or oil
bids Proposals must be addressed TO the undersrned
Superintendent of Public Works State CAPITOL A.ssnx
~ Y. '''0"'''
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e, AVANNAH LINE, for all points South

C,AYANNAH LINE, for all points South
- Special Excursion including nearly weeks board
sa6 Reduced rates Nashville account Tenn CentennIa
May Is city Of Birmnshaf May %
Kansas city ..... MAY 20 Naccochee May Is
p NJ for Savannah direct. rpassed cabin accom-
modations. -, -, -, H..
,,eich, rates apply al 2GI 35s 379 Bwsy. or rem,
of,ces al pier n OF Spring 81. NJ sORREI. MGr
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trib-
"A une received at their Uptown Once NO l2f2 Broad
way 2d door north 3st-st until o'clock y. ad
ve,iseents received at the following branch offices at
regular Office rates until o'clock m: VIZ: 25+ sth-
Sth-ave and 14th-st I42 coumbusave near West Goth
West a2d at between 7th ara SIN ayes 1850 9TH
ST. s3s I-ave.. roth nth Sta: l.026 3D.
ave near Gst-st: S0s 1st-ave near h9th-st $50 Nd
ave- near 4ist-st.: @a sd-ave. 2iO Bleeckerst; s2s
v,eecker-st 3d-sve.: $40 Fast T0.h-st 1891 sd
ave- cso 3d-ave 95 Amsterdan,-ave 400 West 42dst:
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Proposals.

A RMY BUILDING, Whitehall ST., New York
IA City May a. 1ssI-seaed proposals. In triplicate
Will be received until IL O'Clock NJ June L. 1897.
and then opened. for supplying 10000 (sub1ect to IN
crease or decrease OF 70 cent? American white marble
headstones slabs The Government the right
reject accept all bids part thereof
Preference will be given articles Of domestic production
manufacture conditions OF quality and price Including
tn. price Of foreign productions and the
formation as to bidding &c. will be furnished by this
office application. Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked Proposals Headstones and ad-
dressed to A. s. KIMBAII. D. @. NJ. GenL
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

WASHINGTON.
F., Phi.aelgs!s xesk days go So 9SS 1924
Paror Carr $50 500 Dining Carr. 800. 1880; 900 p.
H.. 1913 night Sundays 80 900 1000 liSO IDin,s
1915 night. -.
1880 Dining Carr A. NJ. 200; $3.50 500 Dining Carl.
Carr A. NJ. 900 500 Dining Carr. eco P. NJ. 1913
night.
Liberty ST. ii$ In 2el 49, ga lsO 1923 Broadway:
;Si 9th Av 81 14th St.. 1853 East l25h ST., 2I3
West i25th St.. 25l Columbus Az New-Yoik; Court ST.
sen Fulton ST. Brooklyn; oS Broadway Williamsburg.
ba NewYork Tranfer Company will call and check
hsSrace from hctels or residences 10 destination
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DM[PMG1uG04llI1M0
PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO.

OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL S. s. co.
Between San Francisco. Shanghai Yokohama and Hong
Francisco.
PERU. via Honolulu .".......'...'.'.'Ju June : ! m
CITY RIO DE JANEIRO. via Honolulu. June 20
L
For freight passage and ~enera information. apply to
$40 Broadway r 1 Battery Place Washington Building
and 2s7 Broadway.
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CLYDE LINE.

CLYDE LINE.
~ CHARLESTON, g. C,
the SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
JACKSONVILLE AND ALI, FLORIDA POINTS
From Pier %. T. X: foot OF Roosevelt-st) p. IN.
COMANCHE. Chas. & jacksonville. Wednesday, May 10
ALGONQUIN, Chas. jacksonville. Friday May 81
SEMINOLE Chas. 4 Jacksonville Monday, May "a
IROOUOIS Chas Jacksonville. Wednesday MAY 20
steamers have frst-class passenger accommodations
VIM. p. CLYDE & CO.. General Agents
Bowling Green N. Y.
Fla Cent and PENN Fast F. Line. via Jacksonville
Great So Freight and Passenger Line via Charleston
r q EGER General Agent. 375 Broadway. N Y.
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lEHiGH VALLEY RAILROAD

stations foot Of COrtIandt and Desbrosses St,.
I.4O A. VI daiy SUNDAY. 10 A. M for MACCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations -
si5 4: NJ DAILY Penn YRo e. sst a., ;'5 3, 4 ~
week days.. ITHACA. GENEVA, ROCHESTER. BCF,
FALO NIAGARA FALLS. and the West, and principal
local n,ints Dining Car and Chair Car 70 Buaflo.
IO,50 4. NJ daily. except Sunday, for MAUcH CHUNK
IL noon daily except Sunday Penn R. r.. 25t-st.
II 55 A. M.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEWJERSEY
(Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
on and after May l6 1897.

Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
on and after May Is. 1897.
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty ~. .
For Ea ston, Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk &C.
go: 7:Is e:io dl;.5 70 East9nl A. n ilS i;S1 .is
t:8O q rs TO Eastonl A. NJ. 90 $50. 500 7. n
Fer Wilkesbarre Pston and Scranton. e:l0 A. NJ.
Iio go Ais +. NJ sundays; $50 a N IN
For Reading 1880. 500 9:l0 1000. II 30 A. M dl0'
so 200 4So. 500 5:t5, 900 81; 12;i5 night sun;
days A:3O A. NJ, 100. 200 500. $50. 600 T. NJ iI'io
night. -. a.. go. . a. ,,o
1870. +3O, 500 Jas p NJ l2i5 plight Sundays. %"o
For Ie~isburg and Wiiamsport at 80: SD
e;Io a. NJ i;io. iao 900 p NJ Sundays, 4;3o A. NJ
900 F. NJ. ,.,,
For Red Bank Long Branch. Asbury Park Ocean
io:4s A. NJ $50 1;45 AIS 44o, 5ss, e:i5 p. II. Sun
DAYS (sops at Interaken for AsbGry Park and Ocean
Grove. 900 A.. NJ. 400 p. NJ;
For Lakewood Toms River. Barnegat PARK and Barns-
gar, 4:30. $3.50 a. NJ. LAS. 4:a0 p; NJ
For Atlantic City. Vireland and Brdseton. $3.50 A. NJ.
las p. NJ.
sink; 4so; $50 io4s NJ 80. i;4' Ans. +:io p N.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From Pier ~ R.. foot OF Rector 81.
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach, Normandie.
Rumson Beach. Seabright. Monmouth Beach. and Long
fO.fs A AZ
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A EUROPE, HOLY LAND, ROUND THE
1As WORLD.-Parties leave June 5, July 3, Z, "A for
Europe 500 and July "a. Holy Land Sept II, Oct
IL. Round World.
CI.ARK,S AN TOURIST AGENCY. Ill Broadway n Y.
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Y>rn "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS

IL For La Guayro. Puerto Cabeo. Curacao and Mara
eaibo via Curacao. from Robert Stores. Brooklyn.
* PIIII,ADEI.PHiA.. Tuesday May o. D. m.
IS. vENEzv Ella; saiurdny' June Y. l >. m.
&c or-pAC 81 10 49, ....... .Saturiay NAV % I n N
American st,amers built expressly for the trade
80 srnerior accomno al cns FOR passengers
""'s 'N' BOuI.TON. BLISS a DArL.ETT
General Managers. 1873 Front-st.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

CUNARD LINE
40 TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Campaa.May % 1000 AN Cmbra. June 2s, 90 PM
umbria May 20 900 p. Lucania. July 3, 500 AM
Lucania.. June $50 AN truria. July TO- 100 PM
Etruria June H. 90 Pm campana July II, 500 AM
scamp mia June11 900 A. NJ Aurana. July "a
EXTRA SAILING.
Aurana. May 25 100 PM kurania. June % noon
gerva. June g. II 30 AN servia July g. 1000 A. ~
SPECIAL. NOTICE.
The Campania will sail hence Thursday. June f7th
at a. M. instead Of Saturday. June 10th, which
will enable passengers arrive at Liverpool in time
to attend the Queens jubilee Review at sphead
June 26th.
BOWLING GREEN. NEW YORK.
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"A GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
From Pier 81 North River. foot OF West 24th-st
Ethiopia May o. noon Furnessa. June 10. noos
Anchoria June II noon Ethiopia June 20. noon
CITY OF ROME June . and July 3.
Cabin CITY Of Rome so Other steamers. $50
Second Cabin.
Rome, $3.50. Furntssia $3.50. Other Strs.. S35.
Storage Passage
Rome $3.50 Furnessia, $2450. Other Strs. $3.50.
For illustrated Book OF Tours. apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agts.. Bowling Green
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NlMDME @TEMM9WOP @Wo

DELIGHTFUL OCEAN TRIPS.
Superb. new fas. steamships John Englis' and MAN.
haitian sail Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
T. ~ for Portland Ne. connecting for Eastern points
Commencing June IL. steamers sal every day except
Wednesday from New York. Steamers fitted with every
modern Improvement for comfort and luxury This Is the
most comfortable route TO all potEts East necesstatirs
10 changes Low fares Quick passages II. HALL Agt,
pier 3S +. r.
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FRENCH LINE.
r, OMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantioue

~ DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PAR1s FRANCE.
LA CHAMPAGNE. Poirot "..'.'. Sat. May % 10 A. u.
Ia GASCOGNE. Baudeon. Sat, May ~ 10 A. NJ.
Rates Of passage: First class. N to Paris sos and
upwaria by all steamers except La Tourane Including
rsiway fare to Paris and landing charges. Paror car
seat is during summer season. Second class to
Fas'' FoRl;F;T General Agent 8 Bowling Green ~ Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-18

Independent travel or escorted parties New
and hest arrangements. High grade parties In MAY
JIfNE and July Programmes and particulars free on
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BANANA RAILROAD.

L THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO
Connecting al the Istlmus for all West Coas, Ports
Mexico Central and South America
nVaSCE May 20, noon FINANCE. MAJ 81 moo,
FOR rates apply at Company's office. 20 Broadway
." JOHN MUIR. Tram, Manager
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vOIIAND.AMERICA LINE.

III r,oR ROTTERDAM AND AMSTERDAM
VIA BOULOGNE- SUR MER
G MAAsDAM ............ Saturday, May % 10 a. m
O. g Observation-Disclosures Saturday May 20 10 a I'M
FRS, cabin $3.50 and upwards: second cabin s3s:
,..race ko6 Apply Netherlands American Steam
Ssvigot,o, Co. 80 Bway n. Y.
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OJDDONINION LINE.

old DOMINION LINE
" DAILY SERVICE.
For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk, Newport News Peters
So Portsmouth Primers Point. Richmond. Virsinia
Reach Va, and WASHINGTON d; C.. daily except Sunday
I Ito. SATURDAY. at p NJ, and Saturday at p.
e'p wv L GuiLLAUpEU. Vice-Pres. and Traffic Mgr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
ATTEND THE FUNERAL
STATE OFFICERS LEAVE FOR MAJ
SCOTS HOME.
GOVERNOR GOES IN A PRIVATE CAR.
other oniciais VIII Join Him To-
Dsy-Funernl Arrangements Con-
pIeted-The Intcrment VIII nc "
.he Family Section at Wnrrenton'

The funeral of Major r. Taylor scott
will take place at the Episcopal churen
At warrenton, Fauquier county at
o'clock this afternoon, and the remains
will be placed in the family vault IN the
,,ntrresouo old churchyard. Rev. G..
~ Nelson. assisted by Bishop Ran
soInh will conduct the ceremonies
Governor o'Ferrall left last night on
che 1870 o'clock train for Warrenton' IN
private Car No. 8, placed at his disposal
hv the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Comnany. The Executive was accom-
,an,ed by Colonel Harwood. CHIEF OF
staff Judge Cardwell, OF the virginia
supreme Court of Appeals; Judge Well
ford Of the Circuit Court; Judge Ingram
- the Manchester Hastings Court Coo
mel whitehead, Commissioner OF Agricui-
ture. Captain ]. II. O'Bannon. suPerih-
tendent OF Public Printing; Mr. JOSIAH
Rvland. Jr, Second Auditor ana MI
Jobn 4. McGllvray, secretary to the su'
rerintendent Of Power Construction. the
marty was not as large as 1t otherwise
would have been, owing to the aoseHo'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
Richmnnd,s Procrcs..

The progress Of our city b. best told ~
its additional business-houses. which dee
monstrate not only a reliance in the C.ty,
but prove that there Is "a .Ief that ln
era Of prosperity is fast approaching.
In connection with this nothing moro
important 10 Ricam0nl's interest BINS oc-
CURED for many years than the opcr-
ing Of saks g CO.'S Wholesale Clothing
Department Richmond mas suffered MAJ
ter.auy in the past years hy tae disal-
vantage .t has been placed Do u n7t
having a wholesale clothing establish
ment. and. owing G. it. DOT being able 10
check the iaroads that other cl,its Ma4o
en- this account
Richmond is % De congratulated IN
having such an enterprising ilrn 60 '3ok
out for It's interests. and the firm ~
slks e. CO. IS 20 be congratulate Tor
being held In such hgh estimation by
the people generally. and for -he support
tt.+ they VIII get ir their new move,
which we know will Be done. Ike they ale
ways do things. in a proper manner AMI
which viii rebound TO their credit, as "ei
as the city's prosperity
Merchants who come on the rofih
Carolina excursion VII be enabled 10
select their stock OF Mons Boys, and
Chndren's Clothing. az we'll as amy other
lines. and Saks < CO. assure us that their
prices are fully .5 per cent. lower than
the usual quotations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
THE SONS COTTAGE.
CONTINUATION OF THE JUNIORS I'
THE SOLDIERS HOME.
ENTERPRISE Ind VIGOR REWARDED.
on similar Lines TO the
u,t,dirgs Already on the Grouh"''
=. xvu, confain Original Depart
.Io,y the Fund VIII BE Raised
urcs-Hov the Fun" VIII

Tic resolution Of the Lee Camp oohs
NJ Veterans to build cottage at inc
soldiers Home is meeting with entnus'"'
,,c announcement from all direcuoHs'
The senior camp has heartily conmshu-
"a the action. and viii later express 'ne''
annrobat,on in letter which VIII De
stored among the cherished arehises
Of the camp: Pickett Camp has e~'enu9I
hearty congratulations to the Sohs iO'
their commendable enterprise ana 'ne
merchants of Richmond have rallied 10
their assistance. giving, without money
Or nrice. many of the essentials 10 'he
,u,Id,ne. thus saving the camp an mi
Mite amount OF trouble in raising 10
81 90 necessary to build and equip the
cottage.
PET SCHEME WITH THEM.
The plan to provide for some OF tne
old and feeble warriors OF the Soulh ,
cause has been a pet scheme with the
camp for the past twelve months. Quiety
and persistently the fathers OF ING
scheme have worked the matter 10 JUS
present issue. and not rumor mas es-
caned as 20 their purpose. IL Is 10 Slight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
Special PeTsonaiiy-Conduc EN-
cursion, Danyillc to ASheviile, v.
e.. and Return, August 1921. lSos.

Mr.. James Il. West. OF Greensboro.
y. c.. has arranged a special personal
ly conducted excursion from Danvilla to
Asheviile, ~ c. in the "Land-of-the
sky and return, leaving Danyille Il
A. N. Wednesday, August 18th. arriving
in Asheylle that afternoon about $50
p. Nj, allowing two whole days and
three nights in Ashcvilie; returning.
leave Asheyille A. NJ. Saturday, Au-
gust 2lst, and arrive It Danviue that
afternoon. The round-trip rate from
Danville 10 Asheville viii be 81, and low
rates from intermediate points between
Danville and Asheyille will be In effect
for this train; also, low rates viii be
authorized from points on Atlantic ana
Danville railroad and from Danyillo and
Western railroad TO Asheville and return.
This train will be run over the Southern
railway through their Land -of-the-
Sky route. which passes through that
beautiful mountain region Of Western
North Carolina, which is widely famed
for the grandeur Of ito scenery and
it's bracng atmosphere. This very low
rate to Ashevlle, together with the rates
that have been arranged for board az
Asheville, places the trip 20 highest
mountains west OF the Rockies within
reach OF all.
Further information furnished upOn cp-
plicatlon 10 James H. West, Green's
boro, y. c., charterer, or c. w. West
bury, travelling passenger agent South
ern railway, Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
A CALL FOR TROOPS.
II Is, However, Not Explicit Enough
for the Governor.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, August AT 10
O'clock tonight Governor Tanner re-
ceived the following telegram from Sheriff
Randall, OF Montgomery county, at COT
fee, H.: County and local resources ex-
hausted. Must have militia Sunday night
by 10 Z. NJ at Coffee"
In reply, Governor Tanner promptly
sent the following telegram: I'm your
message you say: County and local re-
sources exhausted; must have troops by
10 T. NJ. Sunday. You fail to give any
facts or reasons. Please advise fully OF
the nature Of the troubles, and what you
have done. In the mean time, IL is your
duty TO protect life and property, ami
preserve the peace. IL is your duty TO
call every able-bodied man between the
ages OF is and IS years in your county 10
aid you. You must FIRST show that there
is an infrsction OF the law: that life or
property is in danger. and that you have
done your duty, and exhausted al reg
sources before ] Will feel justified in
sending the militia. Answer and give
situation fully"