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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-12
A NOVEL CHRISTENING.
MISS HELEN LONG WILL FOLLOW A
JAPANESE CUSTOM
n white Pigeon as tho "Ka-
sagi" Glides Into the water-No Wine
to BE Used in the Ceremony.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. u.-Miss
Helen Long, daughter of the Secretary OF
the Navy, will christen the first Japanese
warship 10 be launched in the United
States. The ceremony will take pace at
Cramps shipyard on the 10Th instant. and
will be interesting in several respects
because OF its novelty.
Minister Toru- Hcshi was notified n day
or two ago by Mr. Cramp n at the ship
was ready for launching and invited 20
name sponsor. The minister thereupon
requested Miss Long 20 perform the cere-
mony OF naming the ship and with her
fathers assent the young lady accepted
the invitation.
The launching OF the cruiser will be
made a notable occasion. II is under
stood that the entire diplomatic corps
and many prominent people have been
invited TO attend. journeying between
Washington and Philadelphia on a spe-
cial train TO be provided for the purpose.
The cruiser is to be named "kasagi"
ard for the first time there will be de-
parture from the usual custom in launch
ing ships of christening the craft with
the contents OF a bottle of champagne or
other wine. This practice has always
been Objectionable to temperance folks
and 20 some Christians. who felt that the
christening with wine was n dissertation
At the christening Of the "kasagi
there will be no smashing of bottles bat
instead the craft will be christened ac-
cOrdng 10 the beautiful Japanese Gus
tom and as she glides into the water or
The Delaware. Miss Long will pronounce
her name while loosen,ng a silken bag
and releasing a white pigeon. a bird
which is held sacred by the Japanese in
such ceremonies.
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STUBBORN LEGAL BATTLE.
Attempt to Hold stockholders "f Land
COMPANY Liable for Its Debts.

BERRYyILLE, VA, Jan. iO.-Spccial.-
A special term OF the circuit NOuIt ~
JIarAe county was hold here on thursday,
FRIDAY and saturday OF tho wees non.
G. t.. Nic0l. OF the Eleventh Juulcfp CIR .
cult presiding. The chancery cause OF
George 4. I.ICamore against the Berry
Vile Land and Improvement company
was the most important matter Drought
10 the court ) consideration. MS was a
suit brought In 1872 10 wind up the ar =
fairs OF this company. Inc real estate OF
tho company had All been sold AMI the
proceeds applied TO the debts, leaving a
large amount still que me cteditots' whose
object now Is TO hold the stockholders
liable FOR such amount. The whole case
has been one OF the hardest fought legal
battles On the history OF the STATE every
inch being stubbornly contested By tie
opposing parties.
The chief point at issue at this term
was whether or not the stockholders were
entitled to trial by jury, In accordance
with the provisions of an act Of tho Leg
islature passed December p 1897, the
court deciding that they are. and direct
ing the receiver m the pending cause 20
bring separate suits az law against each
OF the delinquent stakeholder.
This Is the first decision under the new
act.
The County Court convened on Tuesday
OF this week Major :. J. g. Moore rec
Gently elected Judge OF the court qualified
and presided ~ the term. The grand jury
brought I'm an Indictment against James
KEENAN, for grand larceny FOR stealing
a watch from the person OF John II.
Fowler. An indictment for robbery was
brought I'm against william Carter, one
OF the negro men who several weeks ago.
at the point of pistol robbed Albert
Elsea, an aged storekoepor az NJ AIRY,
Clarke county. Of a purse containing SIS
This case Will be tried on the ltth instant.
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PERSONAL md GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
zens and other Matters.

Mrs. Charles y. Norman, - south Third
street after a threatened attack OF perl
tonitis. is rapidly improving
Messrs. IL. and +. Biershenh and f..
y. Mitchell. have returned to their homo
i'm Philadelphia after a pleasant visit
here.
The Rockets Democratic Club will hold
its regular meeting al 32lb Lester street
Tuesday night January 18th. All public
speakers are invited TO attend.
Deputy Supreme Archon Henry FleSen-
heimer has Just returned from old Point.
where he went 20 install the officers OF
the Relief Concave. Heptasophs.
II A. Cauin has placed some ladders in
the basins OF the fountains Of the Capt.
toll Square 10 prevent, II possible, the
drowning Of the squirrels that occurs
when they fan In while after water.
Deputy Marshal Janney Peasants re-
turned from Petersburg yesterday morn
ing where he had been 20 serve warrant
on James r.. Robertson. who is charged
with carrying on am Illegal liquor busi-
ness i'm Dinwiddie county.
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FavoriteS in Luck.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 1.-Favorites
were i'm much better form to-day and four
landed first money. Weather clear
track good. Summaries:
First race-thirteen-siXteent m!le.-W.
G. r. Is to - first Everest q 10 ! and
even) second Alice c. % 10 ID third. Time.
1923
Second race-miie. -FOrbush 30 TO 81
first. Robert Bonner lj TO / and 10 -
second Jack Hayes G TO - third. Time,
l4ra.
Third race-miie and a half-Pete
Kitchen q 10 p first. Mamie L. = Sister (s
TO and 10 lOl second. Courtesy Is 70 u
third. Time 24lia.
Fourth race-hlndicap. six furlongs.-
Belle Of Memphis q 20 ID first. Sligo * 20
d ana 10 - second, Brighton OIL 10 p
third. Time lis 81.
Fifth race-one mile-Sea Robbers q 10
- first. Eitoline @ 10 ! and 3 10 81 sec
ond George b. Cox Go 10 u third. Time.
1:N
Sixth race-six and half furlongs-
oral teven) first. Sauterne &c 10 and
10 y Second, Rebecca Il. Us 10 u third
Time. l23.
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LUNENBJRG COUNTY.
Farmers Pa, ing Their Debts and Getting
square with the World.

HOLLYDALE. VA. Jan. 1l.-Speciai--
The farmers are very forward with their
work Most OF the tobacco land has oeen
fallowed. Much of the compost has been
hauled and scattered on the land.
Not since the war has this community
been so well supplied with money as 1t
is now. Men who have been getting i've
or six cents a pound for tobacco have
sold Tor twelve fifteen. seventeen and
even twenty cents per pound. They arc
paying their debts and getting square
with the world.
Ii this state Of things continues IL viii
he an unanswerable argumentum ad
hominem for the gold standard in these
parts When a cOlOred laborer. who j.
a Republican. told his employer that We
owe the present prosperous times 10 No
kinney the white man asked him how
about the hard times IN the cotton and
peanut section. lie hasn't had time to
get round. he replied.
The good people all over the county
are with the Times i'm its demands foi an
honest election law. This writer was M
the company II five Democratic voters
few weeks since and four out of five Of
the company were cmphatically opposed
TO the present election law.
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Homes for AGED Women.

The Baptist Home for Aged Women
will hold an interesting meeting on next
Monday at II o'clock that being the anni-
versary OF the opening OF the institution.
At that meeting the trustees and patrons
are expected TO meet with the Board OF
Managers.
The election OF officers will be held
and reports received.
This useful institution has been most
successful I'm the past and at present is
full.
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TO CURE NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA
To Gain Flesh, to sleep Well, to Know
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Interesting Experience of An indianapolis
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No trouble is more common or more
misunderstood than nervous dyspepsia.
People having it think that their nerves
are to blame and are surprised that they
are not cured by nerve medicine and
spring remedies; the real seat OF the mis-
chief is lost sight Of: the stomach is the
organ TO be looked after.
Nervous dyspeptics often do not have
any pain whatever in the stomach, nor
perhaps any Of the usual symptoms OF
stomach weakness. Nervous dyspepsia
shows Itself not in the stomach 50 much
a ir nearly every other organ; in some
cases the heart palDtates and Is irregu-
TAR: IN others the kidneys are affected;
in others the bowels are constipated. with
headaches; still others are troubled with
loss Of flesh and appetite with accumu-
lati'n Of gas, sour risings and heartburn
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Old CitiZens Dead.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. jan IL
SpeciaL-Two of Charlottesville IS Oldest
and most highly Respected citizens pass
ed away tO-day-Mrs. Emma ;. Hedges
wife of Dr. &. H. Hedges, whose funeral
will take place at her late residence to-
morrow morning at IL O'Clock. and Mr.
John Lane. for many years The leading
harness-maker of the city. who died sud
denly az his home on Public Square in the
sixty-seventh year Of his age. His fu-
neral will take place tomorrow after
noon at o'clock from the Christian
church, OF which he was a member
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Borne 10 the lOmb.

Mrs. Annie c. Isaacs, VIE OF M. George
J. Isaacs. died Sunday at her residence,
No. POI south Linden street. Deceased
was I'm her forty-eighth year. The FUN
oral took place az 10 o'clock yesterday
morning. with mass. from the Church of
the Sacred Heart.
Mr.. Charles y. Turrell died Sunday
evening az No. 1887 east Franklin street.
at the age Of sixty-eight years. The fun
eral took place from the residence yes
terdav afternoon nj 3 o'clock.
The funeral Of Mrs Lulu Francisco,
whose death was announced In The
Times. viii take place from No. IT'S IL
east Broad street, this morning at 10
o'clock
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IIEAdNDRT1 IFF1JRN.
A Boy stabbed in the Eack-The Business
Mems League Elects Officers.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Jan. n-SpeciLl.
Mr. Edgar Warfield and Mr. Thomas
Robinson Will leave tomorrow for Pitts
purg. Pa, TO secure quarters for OH Do
minion Commaudery Is. II. No. H. for the
triennial Encampment. which takes place
in that city in October
JudsOn Todd. a twclve-year-Old son Of
Mrs. John Todd. wasFserlOusly stabbed in
the back late yesterday evening by a
companion named Westlake.
Mrs Albert Meter. who was deserted
by her husband eight weeks ago here,
started for her home in Columbia ). c.,
this evening. She is in destitute circul-
stances with four little children on her
hands. but through the efforts of several
benevolent persons she was furnished
with transportation TO her home.
The Business Mems League last night
elected the following officers: President.
VI. Il. Harlow; first vice-president. Isaac
Eichberg. second Vice-prcsident, Frank
f.. Anderson: secretary. William f. Carne
and John II. May treasurer.
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F0raker' : OujuioD

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Jan. fi.-When
asked his opinion tonight on the sub
ject of the first balloting in the ONO sem
atoria detection. Senator Foraker said:
1t seems TO me that Ohio has spoken
for herself. and that there is not much
else To say
on being assured that there was still
some interest expressed IN his personal
opinion, he replied
1.-THE contest has been extraordinary i'm
many respects, and all who have the
good of the party at heart must be glad
that IL is ended. The feeling that has
been aroused has been very bitter. but |
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OBITU AIRY,



Mrs. Margaret 4. Wade died at $50
o'clock yesterday morning at her resi-
dence, No. 5l1 west Marshall street
The deceased was a men.te r Of the
Grace-Sucet Baptist church and was be-
loved by a large circle Of friends. She
was a native OF Nelson county.
Mrs Wade leaves three daughters and
two sons. Mrs. John Il. Purvis, of Nelson
county: Mrs. NJ. J. Waldrop, Of Rich
mond: Mrs S G. Harvest, Of Washing
ton. ID. g.. Mr.. W. NJ. Wade. Of Rich
mond and Dr. Il. a. Wade of Kansas.
The funeral will take place from the
residence at , o'clock this afternoon.
Miss Lydia Huck.
WINCHESTER VA. Jan. ll.-Special.
Miss ydia Huck. niece OF the late Col.
j.. y. HUck. OF this city. died at her Sis
ters home on Water street. after short
Illness. She was forty-six years old. TWO
brothers and one sister survive her.
". y. New.
Mr.. W. y. New. a well-known young
man of Fulton. died at his residence.
No. 623 State street. yesterday morning
at 100 o'clock. He had been complaining
for several days. but il was not thought
he was seriously III until Monday when
he became suddenly worse and was seized
with severe pains in his chest. DR.. Ber-
nard J.. Reams was summoned az once,
but the young man grew worse until the
end came.
Mr.. New was popular young man IN
Fulton, and had many friends there who
will regret 10 learn OF his death He
was a trusted employee Of the Richmond
Stove Works, and a well-knOwn member
Of the Jr. .. L. a. VI. He was in his
;hirteth year.
Mr.. New was the son Of the late vii,
liam n. New. lie leaves his mother.
two br0thers-Messrs Marion and Robert
r. New.-and I'VE sisters. Mrs T. G.
Gil. Mrs. Florence Agee. Mrs. Martha
Craddock. and Misses Minnie and Lula
New.
The funeral will take place this after
noon at 3 o'clock from Denny Street
Methodist church, and will be attended
by the Fulton Council of the Jr. o. A.
L. ".
Mrs. Julia McAuliT.
Mrs Julia McAulim died early yester-
day morning At the Little Sisters Of the
Poor She was the widow of Mr.. Pat
rick McAuin who was a former we'll
known resident OF north Seventeenth
street. The funeral will take place
from the Little Sisters of the Poor this
morning at $50 o'clock. The interment
will b. made i'm Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
Thomas H. Griffin.
FORK UNION. VA. Jan l0.-Special -
Thomas n. Griffin. n very popular county
official, died Saturday morning Of paraly-
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4 TOIGH NLGEO
Falls Fifty Feet from scaGold and q,
Slightly Hurt.

NORFOLK. VA. Jan. 1l-Special. 90
Henry Holland. coiored. hod-carrier on
the new Citizens Bank buildnc. was
Knocked of the third-stOry scamolding to-
day by swinging beam and be- fell TO
the store cellar floor nifty feet below.
striking "A beam in passing the second
story and falling on his head Except
for TWO scalp wounds he was uninjured.
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Mrs. Jane Walker.

FREDERICKSBURG VA Jan. IL
Special.-Mrs. Jane Walker died at her
home here to-day, aged scventy-one
years She had teen an invalid Tor I'VE
years and a severe cold contracted dur
ing the past week was the immediate
cause OF her death. She was a KIND
hearted. charitable. Christian woman.
She Is survived by a sister. wife of Major
n. r. Gouldman and six children, ono
of whom is ex-Grand Chief Patriarch
George A. Walker. OF the Grand Encamp-
rnent l. o. o. L. OF Virginia. and the
present Grand Representative TO the Sow
ereign Grc nd Lodge.
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AfRYLAND SENdYORSHIP.
state senator j. W. Randall a Candidate
Coy. InMnden' MESSAGE.

ANNAPOLIS. ND. Ian. 1.-THE Leg
isldture Of Maryland met tonight 20 re-
ceive the Governor message. The doc
ument is voted almost entirely 10 local
issues. but lynching is strongly condemn
ed. The passage Of laws to suppress
OUTLAW race TRACKS. prize nghting and
dog ughting. T. urged.
Senator j. Writ Randall. president OF
the Senate. Is announced as candidate
for the United States Senatorship. bal
lOtting for which will begin next Tuesday.
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JUICE SYDNEY SMITH.
Mrs. Lyon q. Tyler is Reported Out of
Danger.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Jan. 11.-Spe-
cial-County Court was in session yes
terday Hon. Sydney Smith qualified as
judge. this being the first term since his
reelection by the LEGISLATURE.
There was no business OF importance
before the court. but during recess 81
great deal OF personal property was sold
20 satisfy executions in the hands of the
sheriff.
The Executive Committee Of the East
ern State Hospital is called 10 meet at
the institution tomorrow.
Mrs. Lyon 6. Tyler continues TO i'm
prove. and is considered out of danger.
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FitZrerald-Manning.

ROANOKE. VA. Jan. ti.-Spocial-A
pretty wedding was solcmnizcd M So An
drews Catholic church az n oclock. when
James J. Fitzgerald. OF Che car record
office. Of the Norfolk and Western. was
married 10 Miss Nellie the popular
daughter OF Mrs. " q. Manning.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Lynch
After n reception tho bride and groom
LEFT on visit 20 Baltimore. Wash ng-on
and other points North
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obtain. and that a united party will be
the result.
As TO the prospect Of the joint ballot
the Senator said
81 know nothing Of to-day's proceed
ings beyond the newspaper reports. nut
] do not see any reason to think the re-
suit tomorrow will be different from
that to-day ] am glad that it IS over so
soon. 4 pTotractcd deadlock, as I'm the
q kentucky case. would have been de-
ulOra Lip 90
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Democratic Workers To ReOrganize-ihe
Proposed New Pier - Fact


NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Jan. 1l.-Spe-
Cial-The Newport News Democratic
club. which played "a conspicuous part in
the campaign Of 1896. Will Doe reOrganized
AZ an early date and preparations are
being made for "a celebration Of the sec
Ond anniversary Of the organization with
banquet and general lollihcauon I'm
Moss Hall on the evening Of January
2ith.
Lest week The Times announced that
I'm all probability work would Doe COM
menced at an early date on dock in this
city, To be used for the cOastwise traffic.
This report was based largely on rumor,
but to-day Mayor ". A Post positively
states that the dock will bee built AT once,
and that ne is nov M work on the plans
and specifications The pier Will be 100
feet in width al the outer end and the
approach Will measure 80 feet in width.
The new pier Will be 700 feet long and
On the eXtr me end viii be a shed % feet
square. There VIII be berths for three
iarge steamers and plenty OF landing
places for smaller craft.
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sis and was buried from tho Fork
Church this afternoon. lie had held va
rious responsible county offices. and had
the general esteem OF all classes, which
was evidenced by the large concourse or
people OF both colors, who attended his
funeral
He was a model husband and father
and the strongest sympathy is felt for
his bereaved widow and young son.
John j. Kuhn.
Mr.. John j. Kuhn. the father OF officer
William G. Kuhn. OF the First Police Dis
trict. died last evening at his home in
Fairmont
Mr. Kuhn was about seventy-five years
old and for long time past had been n
citizen of Henrico county. At one time
ne conducted a dairy. but OF late
years had been too feeble 10 engage IN
any business.
lie had one son besides Policeman
Kuhn. who resides in Baltimore. and sew
eral daughters. His wife died some
years ago.
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Settle Nervous Bankruptcy.

Investigation shows that men who sue
coca are men Of hrains-Strong nerves
great will-powor Ordinary food cannot
supply the vital forces which people WIN
active brains and bodies require BlCOisA
PILLS feed the nerves make me nlnu
bright. muscles strong-make hesh anu
blood and give perfect health 10 Men ind
Women TIE TURNER'S. OF Philfdel'
phia. make BlCOLA PILLS. 49,,
j. j. Buckley. chief clerk National no
tel Washington. -. c., tcstihes that ne
was an run down--was shadow OF hlN
former seif-RICOLA PILLS gave him
wonderful rclcf-hc gained over twenty
pounds AFTER USING them.
Richmond Agents:
ANDREW . BRIGGS.
\ s. BRIGGS.
- H. REEVE & co
a. ~. ROBINS
VA. H. SCOTT
NJ. FILL SAY.
j. Vi. SLAUGHTER
TURNER'S LITTLE Liver 1'RNi">-
4 very small pill Turns your nNer
cure SICK Hcaddche-Bi liousness-l holse9-
flOu
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BRISTOL, TENN. Jan. ii.-spc,s.l -
Engineer John W. Passed. who was Ir-
jured i'm a wreck on the South Atlantic
and ohio railroad a week ago. dItd too
night, soon after the surgeons hli ampu-
tated his broken leg.
He leaves "a wife and four children here
He was native or Baltimore
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Col Mnrr..nn,. Snncn..n-

WASHINGTON Jan. u.-Ccmm'ssloner
Martin A Knapp was to-day elected
chairman Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission 10 succeed Colonel william
r. Morrison. whose term NJ Office expired
on the 3lst or December last
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Tvrive Years for Assault

WYTHENILLE. VA. Jan. special.
Lon Bourne. "a negro. was to-day con
Nictcd in the county court of criminal as
saull upon Laura Newman. young
white woman and sentenced To twelve
wears in the peniten,dry.
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NORFOLK. VA Jan. Spec1l-A
resolution was introduced iu tho Select
Council tonight asking tho members of
the Legislature from this city 10 support
the bin permitting this city to rc-ulate
telephone tolls.
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Rudcet for 1898

The Committee on Finance will meet 3t
$50 tomorrow niCnr 90 consider the bud
yet Tor l,gS All heads OF departments
and persons Interested in securing apprO-
priations are requested 20 be present
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Judge Fuller, Nomination confirmed.

WASHINGTON. Jan. little senate
has confirmed the nomination of Thomas
g.. Fuller of North Carolina. to Doc Judge
OF the Court of Private Land Claims
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WASHINGTON. Jan. little follow
ing f0urth-class plstmaster5 We're ape
pointed to-day
jamestown. Thomas Shoosmith
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10 Cnre Cold DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets,
All druggists refund the money II IL fall
TO cure. 25c. The genuine has L. u. Q.
on each tablet.
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Purely Accidental.

LONDON. ONT. Jan. 1.-THE coroncr's
jury in the case or the city Hall disaster.
decided to-day that the affair was purely
accidental
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-12

COUGHS AND COLDS. Those who ara
suffering from Coughs. Colds sore
Throat. etc.. should Try Brown Bron-
ch.al Ir0chcs. Sold only in boxes.
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One lot Misses and children s. extra
fine ribbed Hose. positively stainless.
from 1-c. 10 5oc. per pair.
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Dress Good $.

4 fresh lot Of splendid colored dress
goods. consisting Of all the standard
Beaves. plain or fancy. novelty or
staple. in patterns or by the yard. in
plaids. Illuminated Popllns. basonetts.
cheviots and jackards. Our reduction
Of these goods 10 half and in some
instances. less than half price, make
them specially desirable bargains.
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one lot. Misses and chlIdren's fno
Gauze. absolutely fast black Hose.
from 30 90 JJc per pair.