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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-06-20
81, 494, 5S1.09 $500, PAS. SO $1,455, 326. 81

3l, OOl.uJ 9oU4, Sf0. % 9l, 100, go. 10
Increase week of 1898, 9,2O414
Balances week of 1897, 1862, OF.
Decrease week of 1898, S5S,51S.74
Clearings week of 1896, $1,356, 651 ~.
Clearings week Of 1895, 81, $3.50, 604 81.
Clearings week of 1894, 81, 255, 952.47.
Clearings week Of 1898, 81, 1888, 652 90.
Dividends soon due are
Adams Express Co., per cent, pay
able July 1; books closed June 4.
American Sugar Co. preferred, 81
per cent. payable July 2; books closed
June Is.
American Sugar Co. preferred, IL
per cent, payable July 2; books close,
June Is.
American Sugar Co. common, per
cent, payable July q; books closed
June Is.
Boston and Lowell, per cent, pay
able July 1; books closed June L.
Berkshire r. R., IL per cent, paya-
BILE July I; books close June 20.
Boston and Albany, per cent, pay
able June 80; books closed June 4.
Boston and Maine, IL per cent, pay
able July 1; books closed June 6.
Chicago and Northwest, 21s per cent,
payable July 6; books closed June 8.
Chicago and East Illinois preferred,
TX per cent, payable July /; books
closed June 15
Chicago and East Illinois common,
21a per cent, payable July 1; books
closed June is.
Chicago Junction preferred, IL per
q Jl1lu 1. al Tn
49,
Chicago Junction common, per
cent, payable July /; books closed
June 49,
Commercial Gable Co., ~ per cent,
payable July 1: books close June 20.
Danbury and Norwalk, az per cent,
payable July 1 books close June 20.
Housatonic RR., per cent, payable
July 1; books close June 20.
Mergenthaler, preferred. per cent,
payable June 30; books closed June IS.
New Haven RR, 2 per cent, payable
June 80; books closed June II.
Manhattan, 1 per cent, payable July
1; books closed June II.
Naugatuck, 5 per cent, payable July
/; books closed June II.
New Haven Gas Co., 21a per cent,
payable July /; books close June 20.
New Haven Water Co., per cent,
payable July 2; books closed June Is.
Oregon Navigation Co, preferred,
per cent. payable July 2; books closed
June 16.
Oregon Navigation Co., common,
per cent, payable July 2; books closed
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Even
Mcintyre
&
Co.
Observation-Disclosures

Some people have money all the time. Other people
have money of the time But need money all the
time to keep this store grinding and digging bargains
Tor everybody Our economical prices appa-
rent nor prominent they this week. Every particle
OF overweight in the shape of profit has been elm
mated from goods and absolutely and emphatcaly
say that in city these United States you buy
quality at lower prices than from You cordially in
vted at all times to visit us and when passing step and
have glass of pure ygea It's better than
costs you nothing.
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THE PORTUGUESE VIEW.

Official Government Organ Gives Hon.
age to the Conduct of Our Minister
to That Country.
The following from the Philadelphia
Press of recent date concerning Law
renee Townsend United States minis
ter to Portugal, will afford pleasure to
the many friends of that distinguished
gentleman in this city. He is son of
Henry C. Townsend, one of the leading
lawyers. of Philadelphia, Yale grad
uate of renown, and wide social inf1u-
ence. The Press in a dispatch from
Lisbon says:
The official organ of the government
makes the following statement:
Orders have been given to the police
to keep watch for the security of the
United States legation and consulate.
This precaution may be desirable one,
to guard against any unpleasant Incl
dent being caused by undue excitement
or righteousness.
'It is our duty 70 see that the most
refined and scrupulous hospitality due
to diplomatic representatives be ex-
tended to them-a duty all the more
pleasant to discharge from the fact
that the conduct of the United States
minister, his family and the personnel
of the legation, has been most correct
and unimpeachable in all their social
relations.
MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence Townsend
have observed the most correct proceed
ure even so far as to abstain from APP
pearing at the theaters, circus and pri-
vate parties out of consideration for the
present lamentable state of the rela-
lions between their country and Spain.
We rejoice to be able to bear this tes-
timony of ours in homage to them"
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MARSHALL d. ANDRUs.

The funeral services of Marshall d.
Andrus, who died on Thursday, aged
fifty-five years, were held yesterday af-
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock at his late resi-
dence, 1873 Henry street, attended by
many friends.
Mr.. Andrus for many years was
prominently connected with fraternal
organizations. He was a past COM
mander OF the New Haven command
cry. a thirty second degree Mason and
past thrice illustrious master of Har-
mony council No. g. Mr. Andrus leaves
a widow and one daughter.
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Ia per cent, payable July 1; books
closed June Is.
Western Union, IN per cent, paya-
BILE July 49, books closed June 20.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-06-20

While teaching class in Sunday
school recently the teacher asked:
What was Noah supposed to be doing
when the animals were going into the
ark?'' She received several answers.
At last a little girl put UP her hand.
"Well,'' she asked, what do you say?"
Taking the tickets, MISS" said She
Tit BITS
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CLEARING OUT SALE.

OUR ANNUAL
Clearing out sale of high priced all
linen double faced Satin Damask. Each
year about this time we mark our en-
tire stock of high grade Linens down
so as to carry nothing but new pat
terms in the fall.
25 pieces Satin Damask, all worth S.. SO
to $1.75, at only $1.00 yard.
This is news that should be pleasing
to housekeepers.
5xS and 3x4 Napkins to match, at
same reductions.
LACE CURTAINS.
JUST
A clean thousand pairs purchased.
Such values will make the little car
riers skip livelier along the cable.
100 PAIRS
Lace Curtains, SOC quality, at CSC pair.
100 PAIRS
Lace Curtains, 75c quality, at 39c pair.
100 PAIRS
Lace Curtains slips quality, 79c pair.
100 PAIRS
Lace Curtains. SIZE quality, s1oo pair.
200 PAIRS
Lace Curtains. superb, quality, the
S25U quallty, at $l.4S pair.
$50 PAIRS
Lace Curtains, $500 quality, s19O pair.
100 PAIRS
ace Curtains. $3.50 quality, $40 pair.
so PAIRS
Irish Point Curtains the best bar
gain we ever offered, actually worth
$500, at $500 pair.
CLOAK ROOM.
SUMMER OUTER GARMENTS.
READY TO WEAR.
Summer Suits, silk mohairs, $1O9S up.
Crash Linen Suits, $3.75 up.
Duck Suits, $3.50 UP.
Cloth Suit, bargain, 1896.
WAISTS.
Your notice to our large assortment
of black Lawn, white Piques and
Lawns, also Percale Shirt Waists.
Sizes Sc to a..
Prices, soc to $3.50.
Just opened fine Cheviot Waists,
worth s1.75, at $1.00.
Bathing Suits, $1,00 to $3.50.
DRESS GOODS SURPRISES.
Must reduce stock, hence have taken
a big loss and as further inducement
to otir patrons.
THOSE who purchase a Skirt pat
tern of any Fabric In our Dress Stock
over 25c a yard and Innings for same,
we will make the Skirt free Of charge
in any style desired. Measures taken
by our Skirt maker.
LAWNS, DIMITIES, ORGANIZES.
A big demonstration in those fashion
able and pretty Summer fabrics this
week.
~ 1-2c Lawns Dimities and Organ
dies, SC yard
19c 21c and Csc Organizes and Lawns,
also Lace Stripes, only 70 lie yard.
SOC Organdies in Specially Made Pat
| terms for u.s. we mark Csc yard.
| KOECHLINES.
"Alsace," Lace Organizes, beautiful
| fabric, imported this year to retail at
| SOC. We bought the lot and are there
| fore able to give you the biggest bar
gain ever shown, viz, IL 1-2c yard.
MEMS FURNISHINGS
Champion Values, breaking all pre-
| vious records:
Mems SOC Negligee Shirts, all patterns
| to choose from, only Csc each.
Mems zoe Collars, latest styles, 2 for
25c
Mems SOC Braces, only csc pair.
Mems Seamless French Lisle Black
Hose, 2 pair for Csc.
| Mems Acc Balbriggan Underwear, 25c
each.
Mems and Boys Fine Leather Belts,
at 25c.
| SILKS.
| SpErTAJ, OFFERING~
| 2S Pieces Printed Pongees, in choice
| designs, SOC quality at 1Sc yard.
| PLAIN COLORED
Hahutai Silks in all the leading
Shades aft 5Qc ward
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Willie-Pa, what do they make talk
ing machines of? His father-The first
one was made out of a rib, my son.
Life
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UPHOLSTERY ROOM.

Window Shades, made of best
opaque 36x72, with best stop roller and
knotted linen fringe, worth SOC, at 25c.
Extension Brass Rod, worth 10c, only
Sc.
Muslin Curtains, with ruff1es. worth
$3.50, at 95c pair.
BEDSTEADs.
Headquarters for Iron Bedsteads. We
sell only the best.
Special Iron Bed, brass trimming, ad
1910
A more elaborate Bed at 1920.
Another at $500.
A beauty at $500.
Another. prettiest Bed you ever saw,
at $3.50.
Mattresses and Springs and a big re-
duction from what others ask.
HAMMOCKS.
A special event in the best makes for
Monday:
so Hammocks, good and strong, war;
ranted to hold 1000 pounds, at SOC EACH
65 HAMMOCKS,
Fringed, with pillow and spreadery
usually $1.50, at $1.O0 each.
As HAMMoCKs,
Good colors, fringed, with pillow and
spreader, a $2.25 Hammock, for $1.50s
At $1.75 $1.98 and 1925 We have somo
real beauties; pays to examine.
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AM these on Monday::

All these on Monday:
1000 yards very handsome fancy ribs
bon and other choice designs, 5 to
inch wide, worth 50c to 69c, at 25c yard.
All Linen So Napkins for 25c.
White and Gray Blankets Csc each.
39c and 45c Scotch Ginghams Csc yard
500 pieces Val Laces, in many choice
patterns, worth SOC to 621sc piece, IL
yards for 25c.
Mems All Linen III. S. Handkerchief,
81 Hundred Linen, at 25c.
Fancy Etched Glass Pitchers 25c.
Fancy China Cake and Bread Plates
Csc.
Fancy Belt Buckles, worth Soc, Csc.
Ladies' Leather and Kid Belts, latest
novelties; 39c to SOC, 25c.
Velvet Belts, charming display. u:
25c.
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Ali these 155c on Monday:

Ali these 16c on Monday:
5000 yards Plain and Fancy Taffeta
Ribbons, 25c and BIC quality, at 15c.
25c All Linen Huck Towels, 15c each.
25c and soc Dotted Muslin, 15c yard
25c All Linen Crash Suiting, 15c yard
29c venise Net Top Laces, at 15c yard.
25c Veilings-Chenille border at 15e
yard.
Granite Tea ana Coffee Pots, 15c.
Foot Tubs, 15c.
Fancy Japanese Cups and Saucers.
15c.
Fancy China Cream Pitchers, 15c.
Crystal Flower Vases, IL inch, 15c.
Fancy Colored Oil Bottles, 15c.
Ladies' Leather Belts, most choice
assortment, 19c to SOC Belts for 15c.
Chatelaine Bags, all sizes and colorss
15c.
CANDIES.
Cream Almonds 10c.
Chocolate Peppermints loo. e
Marshmallows Zoe.
Cocoanut Oblongs 10c.
Chocolate Creams 10c.
Chocolate Carmels 10c.
Cream Dates 10c.
AT 19c
We show the finest goods ever pro@
duced at sell at 35c pound.
Hot Roasted Peanuts Be quart.
GLOVES.
BICYCLE RIDERS,
Carriage drivers and, in fact, all mem
should make it a. point to see the great
value we give in Mems Lisle Thread
Kid Palms and Kid Finger Cloves
were $1.25 pair, are now SOC pair.
LADIES'
Csc Taffeta Gloves, in tan. white ana
black. 12hc pair.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-06-20

Testimony Taken at the Session Satur-
day Afternoon-EvidenCe as to Mrs.
Vaughan's Place on Stevens Street
Given by Her Neighbors There-Hear-
ing wan Go on This Afternoon and
Evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-23

Unblcached Cotton. fine even thread,
good width. good lengths TO 10 yards.
cheap at &C.. the great January sale price
makes II lie.
Blcached Cotton. good steady thread.
clean. nice quality. a bargain at &C.. the
great January sale price makes 1t 7-Sc.
Unbleaehed Canton Flannel. extra
heavy Twin, with long smooth fleece. reg
ular Sc. value, the great January sale
price makes it 5-Sc.
India Linen. fine sheer quality. ~ inches
wide. good lengths. to yards. cheap at
II 1-2c.. The great January sale price
makes 1T 5-Sc.
Victoria Lawn 40 inches wide. fine
smooth. even thread. very sheer. regular
value l-3c., the great January sale price
makes it &C..
Long Cloth. soft finish. "a inches wide
very fne. cheap at i5c., the great January
sale price makes 1t ac.
Checked Muslin. small dimity checks
and large satin plaids cheap at l0c., the
great January sale price makes 81 I i-Sc.
Light Calcoes in figures and stripes,
good lengths. l to yards. regular Sc.
value. thu great J9nuary sale price makes
It use.
Striped outing. dark colors. good length
from 10 6 yards, a bargain at i-3c..
the great January sale price makes II DC.
Dress Ginghams in stripes and checks.
fine. nice quality. lengths from to a
Yards 4 good number az i0c., the great
January sale price makes it I-Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-23
Officers liiosrn

At the meeting of the Board OF Man
ayers Of the Free Dispensary, the follow
ing officers were chosen: Miss Ruby Bode-
ker, president. Mrs. G. W. Hunter, first
vice-president: Mrs. VIM. Ellyson, sec
ond v.ce-president: Miss Helen a. IA.
Bennett. third vice president: Miss Loula
Williams. recording secretary: Mrs. IA.
5. Corey. corresponding secretary; Mrs.
J. Ii. Montgomery treasurer.
The report OF Dr. Corey the physician
I'm charge showed that Tor the past nine
months the attendance upon the clinic
had been 4lG9.
This charity. like many others, Is hav-
ing its sphere Of usefulness lessened by
the prevailing hard times. and anyone
feeling disposed to contribute towards its
maintenance can do so by sending their
contribution to Mrs. j. Il. Montgomery.
the treasurer at Ill north Fifth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-23
Gold-Mining Company.

There was a meeting held yesterday
morning in the Assembly hail of the
Chamber of Commerce for the purpose of
organizing the Nirginia-Alaska Gold Min
ing Company.
about forty gentlemen were present,
among them a number Of prominent real
estate agents and business men. and all
listened with intense interest while Judge
II. w. Flournoy and Mr.. Wilson Mar
shall, son OF Col. X. g. Marshall, out
lined the plans of the proposed company.
The meeting was called 10 order by
Judge Flounoy and DR.. X. T.. Franklin
was elected chairman. Judge Flournoy.
in an interesting manner, and with the
aid OF maps. explained 20 those present
the purposes OF the company, and drew
attention TO the rich deposits of precious
metal in the valley of the Copper river.
which is the objective point OF the expe-
dition.
Judge Flournoy was followed by Mr..
Wilson Marshall, who took up the prac-
teal points. and showed that he had ex-
amined carefully into the best method
OF getting to the Copper river valley and
the cost Of the trip.
Those present showed their interest In
the matter by asking a number Of ques-
lions. After Mr.. Marshalrs address a
subscription book was opened by Judge
Flournoy and many came forward and
subscril ed.
Judge Flournoy is now in correspond
ence with fifty or sixty parties who de-
sire 70 ioir the expedition and as soon as
sufficient number OF shares are taken
the con pany will be organized on firm
basis. The subsC ription book Is now open
at the Office of Judge tlournoy, room 50
Chamber of Commerce.
II is proposed, If possible TO start for
Alaska by the 18th OF March next.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-23

Percales. light and dark oolors
strires, figures and plaids. d inches WIZ
cheap at l-3c., the great January se~|
price makes II &c.
Apron Bingham. small and prohs"
checks. blue, grc,n and brown. the fete-
lar Sc. kind. the great January saic p''s~
makes IL Sc.
Flanneettes. in vines and figures, NV
bright colcrs. good width. TINS a"a"ey
usually sells for i-Sc.. the great Ja""s'S
sale price makes IL lie.
Cnlieo patterns. 10 yards each. co'or.
black. gray brown and many others 49, -
ular SIC value. the great January
price makes Il i9c.
Striped Cheviot In blue and WHITE hsasx
good width. "A bargain l-Jc', 'nc 49,
January sale price makes II i--c'
Calicoes. red and black. in stripes anu
figures. the regular Sc. kind inc s''"@'
January sale price makes X &C.
Medium and Dark Grey Jeans sooo
width. cheap at &C.. the great January
sale price makes il Use.
Moirc Rustling. medium finish. gooo
black, a bargain at &C.; the great jan
uary sale price makes IL ic.
Black Back Figured Silesia, 80 incnes
wide, fine soft quality, good number -
! l5c.: the great January sale price MAKES
/ 4 Zoe.
All-Lnen Crash. extra heavy. - incnes
wide. regular value iOc.; the great jan
uary sale price makes i &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-23

Mems Extra-Heavy Super-Grade, Gray
White and Fancy Mixed Underwear,
worth at least $l25 to $50, to 90 for 75c.
Worth 25c. each: Ladies Jersey-Ribbed
Fleece-Lined Vests; January sale price,
ljc each.
Worth 3Sc. each: Ladies' Jersey-Ribbed
Fleece-Lined Vests and Pants, January
sale price. 1870. each.
Worth 800. each: Ladies' Jersey Ribbed
Vests and Pants. bleached and I'M
bleached, January sale price. pc. each.
Worth J0c each: Ladies Fine White
Merino Vests and Pants, January sale
price. 81 1-2c. each.
Worth 7jc. each. Ladies' Natural Wool.
Non-Shrinking Vests and Pants, January
sale price. zoe. each
Worth 29c. each: Children's Natural
Wool Vests, January sale price, lie. each.
Worth $780, each Children's White Ne
rlno Vests. January sale price. 25c
Worth zoe. each: Children's Scarlet All
Wool Vests and Pants, January sale price,
25c. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-23

u Toilet Sets. contains 20 pieces. fins
imported china richly decorated. gold
traced, worth $500, January sale, s5.os.
Decorated Bowl and Pitcher. English
china worth $3.50. January sale $780,
Antique oak Umbrella Stand, brass
trimming was $3.50 January sale, SLID
Silver Plated Table spoons. ON white
metal. will give good service. worth 500
dozen. January sale. FOR Soc.
Silver Plated Tea Spoons. on white met
al worth Sl.Oo dozen. January sale, for
95c.
Nickle silver Forks, worth N.oc dozen.
January sale. g for 2jc.
500 busting Brush extra large, long
briste January sale. 2jc.
25c. Nickle Plated Walters, January
sale i5c.
I6-lnch Japan Walter gold trimmed
worth 25c., January sale Zoe.
Soc. Cocoa Door Mat-January Sale. sc.
Galvanized Scuttle, worth 5c. -Janu-
arr Sale. 25c.
Large Galvanized Water Pails-Jani-
airy Sale lie
Large Coel Sieter-January Sale. Sc.
slg5 Sowing Tables. high polished WOOD
one ward long-January Sale Soc.
Extra large clothes boiler. retlnned bot
tom-January Sale. Gle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-23

one lot Decorated Plates. 25c. goods.
January sale, l0c each.
Fine German China Plates, underglazed
decorations worth SL5O a dozen, January
sale. &c each.
Ironstone China Cups and Saucers.
worth 81 2 dozen, January sale, SOC. a
dozen.
One lot English China Salad Bowls.
underglazed decoration. worth 50c., jan
uary sale. 25c. each.
Zoe. Baking Dish, January sale. Sc.
One lot Dinner and Soup Plates, Eng
lish China, rich decoration. worth s. a
dozen. January sale, Sl69 a dozen.
Fine German China Butter-Dshes.
Kathryn Green decoration. gold traced,
worth soc, January SALE 6jc.
one lot Decorated Side Dishes richly
decorated in green. gold traced, worth
2Jc., January sale, l5c. each.
9-inch Meat Dishes. worth H.. January
sale. l-2c.
IrOnstOne China rlatvs, large size,
81 a dozen. January sale Sc. each.
25c Sauceboat, January sale. l5c.
Toilet Sets. contains l. pieces, import
ed. richly decorated. gold traced. worth
$500, January sale, $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-23
IMPRESSION OF JACKSON.
Incidents in The Remarkable Career Of
the Great Soldier.
RELATED BY GEN. DABNEY h. MAURY.
lie Made a Poor Impression When lie
First Arrived at West Point-A Second
inaDuei-He Obeyed orders at
Great Cost.

Men will never cease TO wonder at the
character and history Of General Thomas
Jonathan Jackson. No other man In
history can be hkened to him. lie has
oftener been compared with Oliver Crom-
well than with any other great soldier.
But Cromwell was a great statesman
who ruled his people with far-reaching
wisdom. We have no evidence that
Jackson can be llkened to Cromwell in
this. but would be inclined 10 pronounce
jackson a warrior, pure and simple de-
void Of any great strategic capacity as
he seemed to be of good fellowship, hui
norous inclnatlOns, or any degree Of
tenderness.
Four wears Of incarceration together al
West Point and subsequent service to-
eether in the armies OF the United States
and Confederate States gave me as good
opportunities OF estimating the mind and
The nature Of St0newall Jackson as any
nan has ever enjoyed. L believe Jack
son was as fond Of me as ne ever was
of any man OF our times. IL was for his
wife 10 awaken and nurture. and since
his death 10 disclose 20 the world the
deem tenderness of that wonderful char
acter. a tenderness never before suspected
by any human being TO exist.
In The life and letters of Stonowall jack
son. published by her. are revelations or
affectionate gentloness unknown TO any
hut 10 her. The world owes her untold
gratitude for this work, 50 BEAUTIFULLY
ACCOMPLISHED. that 1t viii be a classic as
long as the English language shall be
JACKSON AT WEST POINT.
entered the Military Academy at West
Point in June. 1872. a week afterwards a
cadet sergeant passed. escorting newly
arrived cadet 10 his quarters. The per-
sonal appearance OF the stranger was so
remarkable as TO attract the attention Of
several OF Us, who were standing near
and chatting together Burkett Fry, A.
T. Hin, and George Pickett. all Viz
rinians, and destined to DO distinguished
generals. made our group. The new ca
det was clad In gray homespun. wag-
goner's hat. and large, heavy brogans;
weather-stained saddle-bags were over
his shoulders. His sturdy step. cold
bright gray eye, thin, hrm lips, caused
me 10 say That fellow looks as II he
has come 10 stay" and on the return OF
the sergeant asked him who that cadet
was. He replied: Cadet Jackson, OF
Virginia" Whereupon | at once ascend
cd TO his room 20 show him my interest
In him, a fellow-countryman in a strange
land. He received my courteous ad-
yances In a manner 50 chilling that It
caused me TO regret having made them.
and rejoined my companions with criu-
cisms brief and emphatic as to his in
telleotuai endowments. Days and weeks
went by. with no change In the snap
shot estimate then impaired. One eyen-
Ing, while Fry and I'M and | were lol-
ling upon our camp bedding. tho evening
police was Eoing on. and Cadet Jackson
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-23

Plaid Silks % inches wide-January sale
price SOC. the yard.
pieces Striped Surah5. 26-inches wide,
black ground with colored satin stripes
January Sale Price. SOC. tho yard.
MORE Veloufs in FIVE different colors.
regular sl.25 value--January Sale Price.
81 the yard
Satin Duchesse q inches wide. in cardi-
nal slate. navy. purple, tan and black,
ali pure silk-January Sale Price, Zoe the
yard.
Black Satin Rhadame and Satin Ouch
osse. Il inches wide. all silk-January Sale
Price Toe. the yard.
Black Satin Duchesse. 70 inches wide.
only ono pattern left-January Sale Price,
800 the yard.
Black eros Grain Silk. % inches wide
January Sale Price. 7Jc. the yard.