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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30
\ Brilliant Lecturer.

George KEENAN,. the traveller. writer.
and brilliant lecturer. will deliver his in
tensely interesting discourse at the Aca-
DENY OF Music tomorrow night on
Mountains Inc Mountaineers OF the
Caucasus"
This. IL Is said. is one OF the most IN
structive and entertaining OF the many
lectures which nave been given here I'M
der the auspices OF the Lyceum Bureau.
Wherever Mr.. Kennan has appeared the
newspapers have been enthusiastic in
his praise, and large audiences have
greeted him.
Mr.. Kennan has q clear and pleasing
enunclation. q smooth tone which IS for
the most part without oratorical infiec-
ton. but his powers OF description are
SO graphically brought TO play and the
subject matter put in pictures 50 vivid
that the quiet conversational tone or
the lecture IS better fitted 10 his theme
than could be any effort OF defamation
that might essayed 70 make fancy
ancle.
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FINE BREEDING STOCK,
MFR. Ware Purchases n Noted S're-a
Great shipping Point for Fish.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, March %
SnecisL-The celebrated Standard bred
trotting sire AlcIutara. which was pur-
chased last week az the Madison Square
Garden sale OF t%rotters In New York, by
Mr A X. Ware. has arrived and IS In
stalled al ~"snOwdcn,' Mr.. Wares hand
some estate just outside the city limits.
Three years ago Aicantara was purchased
by Mr.. 4. A. Bonner for $4,000. Mr.. Ware
secured him al the public sale for $500.
A~lcantara is the sire Of us horses In the
2:sO list. Mr.. purchased several other
horses at the sale. among them a hand
some nve-yeard-Old mare with a record
of 2.2s. for which he paid $3.50. Mr.. Ware
breeds %trotters and has a large stable OF
valuable animals.
Miss Julia Rock. daughter OF the late
Cromwell Rock. a former resident here,
died Saturday night in Washington. Her
remains. accompanied by her mother and
uncle. Mr.. George A.. Rock. were taken
10 Westmoreland county by steamer,
where the interment was made to-day.
Matthias Point is becoming one OF the
largest shipping points for fish OF the
potomac river. Large shipments are
made daily from hat place to Washing
ton. Philadelphia and New York.
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BALTIMORE. March 2o.-FLOUR-Dull
and unchanged.
WHEAT-Dull and easy: spot. month
and April. 01M097iac.. May, 9NgDsi.c.;
steamer No. > red. g27.u9lc. Southern
wheat. by sample, gJd99c.; do. on grade,
9idlSc.
CORN-Dul and easy: spot. month. 334
3Slc.. April. 33n33itc.: May, 33lf033i.c.:
steamer mixed. ~32ian32Sc. southern
white corn, 3id3jc.. do. yellow. 330alc.
OATS-Easier. No. , white, 33n3ic.;
No. - mixed. 3ONN3lc.
RYE-Din and easier. No. . nearby,
5jitc.. No. . western. JGlc.
HAY-Quiet. choice timothy. S12.JOnl3.
GRAIN FREIGHTS-Very quiet; rates
steady. steam TO Liverpool, per bushcl.
3Hd. May; Cork for orders. per quarter,
IS. Cd. April.
SUGAR-StrOng and unchanged.
BTTTER-Steady and unchanged.
E~GGS-Ouiet and unchanged.
CHEESE-Guchanged
LETTTCE-SlJ0n1.75 per basket.
WHISKN-Unchangcd
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TRUCKING ON
THE PENINSULA.
Now a Great Industry in James City
County.
THE NEW CANNING FACTORIES,
One 10 BE Erected BY n Citizen of the
County-A Richmond Man May
Also Establish Pickle
Factory There.
THE NEW CANNING FACTORIES

TOANO. Va. March 9.-Special.-No
section Of Virginia has made such rapid
progress in the trucking industry. as tho
country around Toano has I'm the last
four years. 1t is now quite a trucking
centre.
Mr.. C. C. Branch, one Of our largest
truckers. has planted one hundred acres
OF Irish potatoes. and expects to plant
over two hundred acres Of watermelons.
He has a contract with the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company to furnish
its restaurants with cantaloupes: he also
has a contract with a large restaurant
I'm London 10 furnish them with canta-
loupe II f. said that Mr.. Branch raises
the best cantalOupes that are produced
in Virginia.
/ asked Mr.. Branch what effect the
war with Spain would have on the prices
of trucks this summer. lie said that pc
tatoes would sell better. but watermelons
would sell very low.
CANNING FACTORIES.
Toano is 90 have too factories In the
near future. Mr.. T.. v. Warburton. one
OF lanes City's woalthicst men expects
10 WIfA "a tNAAAAANAn AA'NNAN ~ hN NN
near future. He was mere last Saturday
looking after n lot 10 build the factory
on. Mr.. Warburton first thought OF To-
eating his factory IN Williamsburg. but
afterwards decided 10 locate NJ Toano.
where he would have no trouble i'm get
ting a variety and sufficient quantity OF
trucks. lie has ordered a canning ma
chine large enough TO put up 5000 cans
n dav. He will begin at once 10 h"ld
the necessary buildings required for n
a factory. so that he will be read. for
the early trucks.
A PICKING FACTORY.
Mr.. George Murphy. president Of the
picking factory in Manchester. was here
several DAYS ago with the view Of To-
eating n picking factory al Toano. He
saw quite q number OF the farmers in
regard 10 raising cucumbers 10 supply
the factory. Tie was very much pleased
with this little town. and while ne could
not say positively that he would locate
n factory here. yet he thought the
chances were good.
Mr.. John Barnes. brother Of Senator
Rarnes. and Supervisor OF James city
county. who had his hip dislocated a
few DAVIS ago. &C. getting on very nicely.
Mr.. u. G. Hancock. tho popular night
operator AZ Toano. who has been at his
home in Louisa sick with typhoid fever.
IS convalescent
Mr.. Wilbur Davis. OF the Jefferson
Hotel. Richmond. spent last week at his
clubhouse. "Taskinas." on the York
| river.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond, Va, March ~, ISIS.
Sales Of new dark loose tObaccos on the
Richmond WaD breaks to-day. ShOckOe
Warehouse sold $500 pounds-highest
price. s.. Crenshaw's Warehouse sold
g.42O pounds highest price. 500. Total,
5000 pO~unds-highest price. $40.
a big break Of new dark loose tOhaccos
will be offered at Stonewall Warehouse
tomorrow. Wednesday. March 80. 1S9S.
Breaks of new lark loose tobacc0s AT
C~renshaw's and Shockoe tobacco ware
houses for tomorrow.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
Of The Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Filters. % hoesheads; leaf dark. Is
hogshoads. Tugs dark, IL hogsheads.
Total. 80 h~Ogsheads.
The tobacco inspector report to-day.
Inspections-Bright, II hogshcads; dark.
10 ~hogsheads and l fierce. Reinspections
Bright, . hogsheads; western, 1 hogs
heads.
Seabrook's. Stonewall. Shockoe. Cren-
shaw's. Allegheny. and Old Dominion to-
baccO warehouses report to-day: Re-
ceipts. 90 packages; deliveries, 40 pack
ages.
United States internal revenue collec-
lions on tobacco for the city Of Rich
mond. Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes.
SSiO0s.jO; plug tobacco. N,@G4.s2. Total.
S9.373.32.
Stonewall Warehouse had a good sale
Of bright loose tobacco to-day.
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Easter Cards,
Booklets,
Hangers and
Novelties,
&c up t0$2.50

but up to this time no cases or interest
have been placed upon the docket.
The Circuit Court docket Is quite large
a number OF new cases having been
brought since the last term.
Among the cases OF interest will be
three appeals from the Board OF Super
yisors taken by the county bond holders,
which appeals were sent on from the
County Court. The question involved Is
whether the county shall pay interest
upon the coupons. The treasurer claims
that they were never property presented
at his once. and, therefore. refuses to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30
TILE COTTON

NEW YORK. March 2o.-COTTON-
steady: middling. Gis; receipts. 81 bales,
exports 20 the Continent. 20O bales.
sales. go bales-ail %spinners; stock. 49,
CSC bales.
Total to-day-Not receipts. LBS bales:
exports TO Great Britain. 1891; 10 the
Continent. 1855 bales; stock "i2'iIo
bales.
exports 10 Great Britain. 81 1856 bales; to
the Continent. 1890 bales.
Total since September lst-Net receipts,
1880. G2f bales. exports TO Great Britain.
1851 $50 bales. 10 France. s2lHl1 bales.
10 tho Continent. 2.44G.3OS bales.
Futures opened steady; sales. 4Coo
bales. March, 5.91: April. 5.o4; May, 5G:
June. 5.gs. July. GOO. August, Coz. Sep
tcmber. SOS. October. 5.9s. November.
5.gs: December. 5.9s. June. G.ol.
Futures closed steady. sales. l02 100
bales. March. 5.SS. April. 5.SS, May. 593'
June. 5.94. July. jG7: August. 80. Sep
tcmbcr. J.0G: october. 5.H1. November,
5.07. December. 800: January. Gol.
SPOT cotton closed steady and I'M
changed; sales, 62O bales.
LIVERPOOL. March 81 p. Moot
TON-Spot in moderate demand. prices
higher. American middling. fair. = 25-32d. f;
good middling. 3 1872, American mid
nary. 3 1872; ordinary. . 29-32. The sales
Of the day were 10000 bales. Of which
200 were for speculation and export. and
included $500 bales American. Receipts.
% 900 bales. Including $500 bales Ameri-
can.
Futures opened steady. with n fair de-
mand. and closed steady. American mid
ding. l. m. g., March. 3 lA-Gin3 2o-6l.
buyers: March and April. 3 10-Gfn3 2O-Gf.
buyers. April and MAY. 3 lH-6ld3 Hp-Gi.
buvers. Nav and June. 3 20-Gf sellers.
June and July. . 2O-6i. buyers. July and
August. 3 2O-G403 21-Gf. sellers; August
and September. . 2O-Gi. sellers. Scptcm-
Der. . 2O-d4. sellers. September and Octo-
her. 3 1g-6l03 20-6i. sellers. October and
November. 3 1864. buyers: November and
December. 3 1864. sellers: December and
January. 3 1864. sellers. January and
EehrnnrV. 3 1l-Gl. ~sellcrs.
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last two weeks has been something extra
ordinary. both In regard 20 the very large
quantity OF tobacco. and the high prices
paid.
IL is estimated hat during last weak
COO. 900 pounds OF tobacco were sold on the
Oxford market. bringing 10000 to the
armer Mr.. Hal. Hester sold a large hs
for $3.50 per HUNDRED.
Acetylene gas Is being used for light
ing the town OF oxford.
DR.. Booth returned from the hospft11.
At L~ynehburg. Saturday. aocompauiof ~
his daughter. Miss Annie Hooth.
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Favor Early Convention.

Mr.. Joseph Button. clerk OF the Senate
has returned TO the city after a visit 20
several counties in ths T--AA r-ngres.
sional District.
Mr.. Button says all the candidates APP
pear TO be anxious for an early conven-
tion and the nomination will probably be
made sometime in June.
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MEMORIAL SERVICES.
An Interesting Question in a Case In
the Circuit Court.

rMPORIA. VA March 29.-speclal.-
services in memory of j. 4. Hartley will
he held next Sunday at the Methodist
church. OF which Mr.. Hartley was an
esteemed member.
The Episcopal and Baptist churches
have been invited and will participate In
these services.
Addresses will be delivered by Rev. r
n. Younger and MIR. T.. c.. Tredway, and
NIessrs. II. W. Duane and r. Peyton Tur-
ner have been appointed a committee to
prepare suitable resolutions.
The County Court meets next Monday,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. March 2D.-Grain and pro-
vision markets were all lower to-day. the
weakness being especially pronounced in
wheat. Washington news contributed 10
general unloading. Wheat closed with a
not decline of 20. for July n lc. Tor
May. Corn and oats closed la%c. lower
each. and provisions declined 2i2c. for
ribs and 1Oc. for provisions. Lard was
better supported and advanced 2I3c:
The leading futures ranged as follows:
open. IIigA. Low Close.
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WUEAT-N No.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
dun: No. 3 spring wheat. 95c. No. . red.
sl.O1LGIO2i,: No. > corn. 2sE Q2s7sc. No.
= oats. 247kQ25c.. No. 2 white. +. o. b.,
PSI. u29i.c.: No. 3 white. +. o. b., 26%D
2SHc.. No. ? rye. 40bc.; No. ? barley,
prime timothy seed. 50. SO02.S5 mess pork.
per barrel. S9.37i9q942h: lard. per loo
pounds. S~f.g5Q497Ls. short rib sides
Ooosol. S~iS29Q51O: dry sailed shoulders
(boXcd). A75p4S7l4. short clear sides
Cboxed). So 25G54O: whisky. distillers' fin
ished goods. per gallon. SLIDE; sugars
cut loaf. S563d5.Ss; %granulated. $3.50
557. butter firm creamery, 13glSc.
dairy. lOisglGc.: cheese firm; eggs firm;
fresh. &c.
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NoRFoLK PEANur MARKET.

NORFOLK. VA. March 29.-PEANUTS
The peanut market is quiet; fancy goods
are selling az 2'sN2Ac. a pound, common
nuts go for 1N112c.
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The Whitney
Baby Carriage.
The Whit
ney Carri-
age h a $

more strong talking points
than any other carriage on the
market. We have the Whitney
from $500 on up to SAT.
Some Whitney points are
Patent wheels that require NJ oil
Can take them of quickly.
Can enter narrow doorway.
Plain wire wheels.
Rubber-tire wire wheels.
Round spoke wood wheels.
Flat spoke wood wheels.
Rubber-tire wood wheels.
Guaranteed same as a bicycle. We re-
place any part that breaks in a year.
One of It's greatest points
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RosTN-Frrm at 81 .2od1. %; receipts, 300
CRUDE TURPENTINE-n5Oa2; re-
ceip.E. / barrel.
TAR-Steady al ooc. receipts, 1os bar
rcie.
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b S at the
price h e.
about. We tell
of a fine Isle
thread,Herms-
dorf dye Hose
that we show
in plain and
various styles
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30
Umbrella
Sales.
spring prices

GLORIA CLOTH UMBRELLAS.
2g-inch for Ladies and Men, Crook Nat
ural Handles. l9c.
26-inch. for Ladies n Men, with steel
Rods. 3qc.
SILK GLORIA UMBRELLAS.
95-inch. for Ladies and Men, with Steel
Rods and SILK Rings, 69c.
26-inch. for Ladies and Men, with extra
fine Natural Handles. 9jc.
Easter style Handles Of high art Dres-
den. the handle alone OF which usually
cost $3.50. for $3.50.
TAFFETA SILK UMBRELLAS.
Closest Rolling kind, 26-inches. for La
dies and Men. SIC, usually $50.
The very SWEETEST Close Rollers. in colors.
Blue. Brown. Garrett. Purple, with
covers II tassels. 4 lots. sl95, $50,
$3.50. and 1926.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT NEWPORT NEWS. MAR. %. 1898.
ARRIVED.
Steamer MOnteZuma. Galveston.
Steamer Strathgylc. Norfolk.
Steamer Carrie s.. Hart, FAN River.
SAILED.
Schooner Samuel $. Thorp. Boston.
Schooner George ~. WalcOtt. Boston.
Schooner MOntezuma. Liverpool.
PORT or WEST POINT. MAR. %. 1895.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Warden. Thompson, Norfolk.
passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Warden. Thompson. Norfolk.
passengers and general cargo
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED. MAR. %.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Henry II. Grant, sutphin. to
load lumber.
SAILED.
Schooner Anna Camp. Hales. loaded
with lumber for Baltimore. Md.
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NAVAL STORES.

CHARLESTON. $. c.. March 29.-TUR-
PENTINE-Dull; nothing doing.
ROS1N-Firm and unchanged; sales.
none.
SAVANNAH. GA. March 2o.-TUR-
PRNTtNE-Steady at 29c. receipts. 173
casks.
ROSIN-Unchanged: no sales reported:
receipts, 1896 barrels; sales said TO have
been made az lower prices on water white
and y and below.
WILMINGTON, n. C., March 20
SPIRITS OF TtRPENTINE~-Steady at
2G&430Lc.; receipts. n casks.
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day, without any an
nouncement in our adj
vertisement, there was
sold here something
like five hundred I'm
brellas at these awe-in-
sniring prices
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pay the interest.
Mr.. VI. @. Mason, 4 young attorney OF
this bar, has been appointed a commits
sloner in chancery by Judge Hancock.
Miss Maud Davis. who has been visiting
Mrs. w. +. Deal. has left for her home.
In Matthews county.
Miss Birnie Friend. OF Petersburg. was
In town yesterday, the guest OF Miss
Sallie NJ. Powell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30
Ladies'
NeCkwear.
Blac k Tafeta
Pleating is sold
i'll most stores at

75c.-we nave ii six inches wide
for ruffles in skirts at SOC. the
yard.
AT 75c.-Ladies' Sheer Null Bows and
Collars. Valenciennes lace trimmed
worth $3.50.
A fun line OF Ladies' Neck Scarfs. in
Guiding chiffon. net. and null. with
pleated and embroidered ends, from
25c. 10 $50.
Black Liberty Silk Bowe, with pleatod
ends. SIP.
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Easter


skins. in all the popular Easter col
orings. It's our 2-Clasp Marguerite,
the acknowledged leader in its class
81 pair. Fitted TO your hand at tho
counter.
2-Clasp Colored Kid Gloves. in the new
shades 10 match the new gown, zoe.
pair
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We give discount from. factory
prices.

AT 1884 Very Handsome Whitney
Carriage. reed and oak body, uphoi-
stored In Blue. Old Gold. and Garnet
silk plush. timed steel wheels. rubber
tires. and the Whitney anti-frtction
wheel fastener. Factory price, si2.
here at $3.50.
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Hosiery


of drop-stitch. See it. The price,
CSC. pair. Compare it with the
best you ever bought elsewhere
for same money.
AT I7c.-Ladies' Fast-Black Cotton
Hose. spliced heels and toes.
AT ~ I-2c-Fast Black Ribbed Hose
for children. double knee. heels and
toes. .
AT IOc-Children's Fast-Black Ribbed
Double Knee, Heel and Toe Hose.
Good as most stores l5c. goods.
AT ~ I-zc.-Ladics' fast-Black and
Tan Seamless Hose, all sizes.
Belt An attractive and
Novelties. band is the Rob
Roy Tartan Plaid Silk Belt, leath-
er lined, silver or gilt harness
buckles, at soc.
Another Belt. similar to the above, has
a very scotchy Thistle Buckle and
Slide. Toe.
Black Velvet Belts. with Cut-Steel Buc-
kie and Slide. back and 'front.', BE.
Handsome Jewelled Belts. 19c. or up 10
$3.79-lots OF in-between prices.
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We know by COM
parison that Our La
dies CSC. Hose is the
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Ten Cents a Pound.

Envelopes 10 match. &c.. pack.
Solid White Business Envelopes. splen-
did grade, a quarter thousand for Toe.
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GRAIN AID COTTON EXCHANGE.

sQuotations are for bonds maturing in
not less than ten years.
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25C. Linen
Paper, lOC.
A little over two
thousand pounds,
a trife Tor than

a ton, of Fine Linen Note Paper,
made by the Whiting Manufactur-
ing Company, well known for its
fine papers-letter size and note
size, ruled and plain, smooth and
rough finish. Ought to De twen-
ty>fve cents, but we weigh it out
TO your order at
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Our $S.SS
Mattresses.

ICSS that SOoN
YOU even SIS, examine it care
fully and then come examine these
we are now selling at SS.SS. If
you can find any difference it will
be in favor of ours. They weigh
As pounds, are of full size, are
covered with best A. {. A. Tick.
How do we do it? Bought enough
hair and tick to make one thou
sand mattresses, put idle work.
men to work, accept a small profit
for ourselves, and so reduce the
cost as to sell the one thousand at
S8.SS before the ordinary mer-
chant could sell twenty-five at SIS.
II you prefer our making over your
old Hair Mattresses VI will do It at
a fair price.
Carpet Yes, bargains,
Barpains. Yafd1wlde In.
24c. the yard is a bargain. And
these
Hassocks. made Of best Nlton and
Brussels Carpet. 35c. each.
1000 rolls OF Extra Heavy Seamless
China Mating. 40 yards 10 4 roll. at
per roll. siSs.
Double-Faced Smyrna Rugs. heavily
fringed-
3Ox60 at si.9S.
36x72 at SIS.
4Sxsf at $3.50.
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Oxford Tobacco Sales
OXFORD. N. c.. March 2s.-Speeial-
The sales of tobacco In Oxford during ths
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%sSi; J~'szl U; : Z
of the Rarest Easter S

AT ~Joc.-23-inch Fin All-Silk Jap.
Foulards: the soft. spongy kind. beau
tifully printed IN A. newest designs
and ~ soc. the yard, fully O~ne-quartcr
less than the usual price.
AT 5oc.-Some startling surprises In
Taneta silks. stripes. dots, shot ct-
focts and one. two and thrce-toncd
effects. Rapid selling marks these
seventy-nve-cent silks. for the price
of these lots is but soc.
AT 5Dc.-Stll other Fancy Taneta
silks, q little more choice than the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30

If you have a
pure hair mat
tress that cost
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~ DSoks DNRN
i'll every glove
point.
Clasp Celebrated
Maggioni Kid Gloves.
IN Black. Tan, Mode.
White. and Pearl
Cray $i.75 pair.
celebrated Mag
gioni Kid Gloves.
with 2 clasps, Black.
Tan, Mode. White,
and Pearl Gray. $50.
best 81 Kid Glove
in Richmond is here
made OF soft. elastic
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In one corner of our
basement there are
Brothers.

slowed away enough broilers to
cause every frying-pan in Rich
mond to be thrown away. We
have set out to save many a case
of dyspepsia, and the little prices
of the Broilers will greatly facili-
tate our putting one in every
household, clearinghouse and
hotel kitchen.
one special size, large enough for ordi-
naTy use, &c.
-Four larger sizes at &c., Sc, i0c.. and i5c.
Extra Heavy Family Broilers, patent
hinges. the best made: four sizes. zc..
25c., 35c., and J0c.
Fish Brothers. extra long. will broil a
whole fish. very useful. 1bc.
Oyster Broiiers. three sizes. the only
Broiler nt for oysters. iOc.. i5c.. ana DC.
Oyster Broiler. with fine wire covering.
two sizes, specially made for oil and
gas stove, at l5c. and &c.
Silver's Bread Toaster and Broiler. with
very fine wire gauze. no flame can
touch the food 10 be cooked. 2 sizes.
25c. and 40c.
Hotel Broilor; extra heavy wire. large
size, up 10 the very largest madav
20c. to 40c.
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Seven Cents Each.
Regular sc. Highly Polished Pun
Combs, Is coarse teeth. at Sc.
The Yankee Ingersoll Watch. warranted
for one year. advertised all over the
country for 81. our price SSc.
Long Neck Roll Plate and Pearl Back
Collar Buttons. &C.. worth l0c.
Handsome Oxidlzed and Gilt Jewclled
Chatelaines. worth up To $3.50. Some
with chain purses. vinaigrettes. glove
%buttoners. memorandum. comb-cases.
and pencils, choice tomorrow az TIC.
Oxidized and Gilt Amethyst. Garnets.
Turquoise. Rlveted Girdles, 25c.
Sterling Silver Foxtail Lorgnette Fan
and Watch Chains. csc.
Roll Plate Foxtaii. Long Chains. with
pearl and turquoise set slides, sc.
12-Karat Rolled Gold Plate and Hand
Soldered Long Chains. warranted not
TO snap. Sl69.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30
Twenty-Five Cents the Yard.

AT 81 THE YARD-42-inch Black Fig
ured and Striped Crepons. new.
AT 81 THE YARD%6-inch french
Poplins. All the new solid color5.
Pure wool.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-09
LINARES' CONDITION
is MOST DESPERATE.
Allowed 10 Cable Madrid to Arrnnge,
1f Possible. the Terms Of
Surrender.

SuEFeO0efs
WASHINGTON, July S-Conditions at
Santiago are regarded as favorable Just
now, according to Gen. Skaters ..is-
patch received during the forenoon. g'he
Impression prevails that the Spanish are
In desperate plight within the city, and
Gen. Skaters action In allowing IAnares
To communicate freely with the Madrid
government is an indication that there is
at least a reasonable hope that the Span
ish general contemplates a surrender.
However that may be- every preparation
Is making for great engagement, the
final one at Santiago, II is hoped. which
may begin even as early as tomorrow II
Skaters reinforcements are on hand. The
department has not heard SO far OF the
arrival OF these soldiers, but believes they
have reached Shafte-.
The creates. difficulty that has beer, en-.
countered is in tho landing OF troops and
supplies. This being the hurricane sea-
son. the masters OF the transports have
taken their ships miles out TO sea, neces-
stating long journeys by the ships boats
which make their landings through the
surf with she greatest difficulty and dam
ger. SO slow and tedious has been the
service under these conditions that Secre-
tary Ager has ordered Gen. SAafte- TO
place the transports as near the coas, a.
he chooses. without regard 20 the fears Of
their masters.