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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
Fresh from their wrappers come sixt]
whole pieces OF
Black Dress Goods.

The 2Jc. Black Figured Moha.rs now
at..-.-.... ...... ................ - -.
The 3llsc. Black Figured Brilliantines
now. ......... ....... '....:..:.. ''''c.
The Csc. Black Figured Mohairs now
The 81 Back Figured Mohairs now sold
The New Matalasse Cloth, a pure Jet
Black. ana fun "A inches wide, made
TO sell az Sl2j yard. fOr......... 90
Wide VALE Jet Black. All-Wool Chew
got. 81 inches wide. the 81 goods row
Fine Black All-WOol French Serge IL
yards wide. an excellent Soc. graoe'
Smooth Finish. All-Wo0l Black Henu-
eta Cloth. the Csc. grade. fOr.....o Doc.
Heavy Black Mohair Siciiau. As Inches
wide. ana nothing made better for
wear. The price was SL5D a YARD
New Black Tufted Crepon. silk finish.
and the most exquisite dress fabric
imported this season. The price should
Doe 50 q yard: special price. 90
Tho latest designs I'm Black Crepons, I'm
small. medium, Ind large effects. AZ
per yard S1OO and................@i.- -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
Glassware.

Pressed Glass Footed Bowls. with seal
lOped edges...... >............'..'''''ioc
cake SAVERS. large size. were &c.. now
lOr......... ..s...s.. .-.........'.s...A"c
Imitation cut Glass Tumbiers, were Soc
dozen for.... .................,.......oo
Imitation Glass Toothpick Holders, each
az nc
Our sc. table OF Glassware contains
Jelly Dishes. Pickle, Dishes. Cream
Pitchers. Spoon Holders. Cake Plates,
Salt and Pepper Shakers.
Imitation Cut Glass Fruit or Creanl
Naples, each...... ......-.... ........ic.
Plain Ground Glass Tumble4ri. six now
IOr......... ......... .s...ss'.''...-..''"S.
Bohemian Glass Bouquet Holders. DC.
Thin Blown Glass Tumblers. each. Be.
Square Shape Handled Nappies......Sc-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28

Corset Selling

o25 yards 40 end 50c. on Cloth; sale
rriCc...... ......................1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
These Prices for Laundry Soap

are for all this week:
Hummer. Be: Queen. large cakes, six
for zoe. Lautz Brothers, Climax. BE
Silexo like SapOllol. six for roc. Cot
ton oil four four use Marseilles. &c.
ArmoUr's White. 4c., IVORY two for
De-
Enamel Stove Polish. lc.
Wax Candles, Dozen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
Housekeepers' Cotton Goods.

OOAhOai N%OON-s
1O-l Utica Bleached Sheeung. ....... zoe.
Bleached Sheeting, Ii yards wide, eX-
ira heavy and free from dressing Mc.
value, per yard Toe.
Yard-Wide Pepperell Bleached Jeans.
l5c. value, per yard..................ioc
Bleached Canton Flannel, soft and
fleecy, Sc. value, per yard...........oc.
Plaid Outing Cloth. for childrcn's dress
Is and ladies' wrappers, lie. value,
per 4dlQ..--..... .......-.-..-...s.f i--''
Hemsttched Blcached Pillow Cases.
45x36 inches. Joe. value, each now
fOf....-. ..-..- .--....---...-.....i IL
2!sx2ia Bieached Sheets. zoe. value, each
ior.+---. ..-.--... .......-.-.......s.' .''''
Dwight Anchor Sheets. 2iaX2ia yards.
tho best sheet made, zoe. value, now
lof..-.-. .s-.--.+. ..ss....s-F ..ssss..- DIV.
Pillow Cases 10 match for........i2 lie.
silk Embroidered. Hemstitched Wool
Flannel for childrens and ladies'
skirts, % different patterns 10 select
from. every yard worth from COO %
SOC, special price. per yard.......f Use.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
The Last OF the Greatest
Ribbon Sale.

Nil Ends OF sash Ribbons. double
face ana MORE in an the newest coli
orings 3c. and 81 quality. yard. .1Dc.
Sash Ribbons in Taffetas, White Lilac.
and Corn. 50 and zoe. quality, per yard
5-inch Black DOuDlc-face Satin sash
Ribbons zee. quality yard........ zoe.
4-inch Black DOuh. e-Face Satin s1eh
Ribbons 2lc. quality. yard. $500. .@''c.
No. 20 Black D0uble-Facc Satin Ribbon.
former price 22c.. per yara......... Toe.
No lG Black DOuble-Faced Satin Ribbon
former price lie yard. at..........loc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
Summer Underwear.

Stt1Vt W.
Use. for Sc Swiss Ribbed Vests. cro-
chetted neck and arm-h0les.
Zoe. for Ladies' l5c. Swiss Ribbed Vests.
SILK taped and silk embroidered neck
and arm-h0les.
I7c. for ladies' s9c. Pure Isle Thread
Swiss Ribbed Vests.
lie. for Mems sc. Balbrlggan Shirts
and Drawers.
soc. for Mems 75c. Iisle Thread Vests.
silk bound and pearl buttons.
3oc. for Ladies' Summer Weight white
Wool Vests, high neck and shorE
sleeves.
lie. Tor BOYS Soc Ribbed Shirts ard
Drawers, all sizes.
Sc. for Children's l5c. Ribbed Wrap
pers.
Here's something Ike lO.coO yards.
Thin White Goods.
goods for Infants and Childrens
wear; needed at all times. and zee
nearly half usual cost. Write for sasn-
pies. ana compare with anything
you've bought at the prices.
The Ice. quality India Linen. eook-fold
per Yard. .................,...O Use.
loo. quality Sheer India Linen per yard
tOr...... ......... .........-,.......c s-oc.
lie. quality Sheer Persian Null, yard
IOr....... ....,.... ...........s.s.i~ i-~c.
COO quality for Beautiful Plaid Muslins
and very Sheer India Linens, yard
for......... ............... ......-- SC
Toe. quality OF Sheer Bordsred Apron
Lawns. 40 inches wide, per yard now
fOr......... ......... .......-.......o i-~r.
Over 500 yards OF Sheer India Linens.
the &c. quality, for ......,......l~ i-@c.
Fine Dotted Swiss, that sold for &c.
yard, for......... .,..............i~ i-~c.
siac. quality OF White Cambria. full yard
wide, per rd....................4 Use.
12i6c. quality Of Plaid and Striped Or
candle for per yard. LIZ LIE.
Sheer India Linens. the &c. quality. per
yard...... ...... .............s'...'f $50.
Fine Check and Plaid Lawns, the &c.
quality. per yard............,.....@ o-@c.
Sc quality OF Sheer India Linen, AZ
inches wide. per yard...........4 7-so.
Open Work Musllns. 40 inches wide. per
yard. ...s..... ..''''.'.'.''''.o f-0''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
Bows Clothing.

Black Wool Mixed CheyiOt.Rcefer Suits.
with large sailor collar. and two rows
OF narrow silk SOuiache braid. that
sold for SLJ0, ages TO years. 10 be
sofa l1f.....-..s ..t...sssst - GU.
BOYS Atwood Cray ana Tan Mi1ef
Rccfer and Sailor Blouse Suits. with
large sailor collars. ages % s years;
double breasted. with round collar. for
boys to ID years. that sold for ~
20 be- sold et.................... VI -
Boys Atwood Brown Mixed Bicycle
Suits. ages 20 ~ ycnrs that sold f0f
$3.50 % suit. % De sold at......... - %
e dozen Boys Navy Blue Golf Caps.
mn sold fnr 2ln ID be sod a.. I5c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28

ShOo haIesHth VIII uppFtciAIe q new
shoe-fltting chair. which has the seata
for the salesman and customer and the
foot rest all mounted on sliding racks.
which can be adjusted 10 suit large or
small persons.
A resident OF johannesburg has OBJ
tanned patent on step ladder which
has projecting arms on one side which
spring upward as the ladder Is opened
and support a hand rail at tho right
place 10 steady the climber.
The thread OF new safety stirrup ID
hinged at one end and engages pivoted
hook at the opposite end which springs
outward and allows the tread-plate 10
fail as soon as the rider v thrown. thus
releasing the foot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28

There come to US FROM small manu-
flofuror
Arizona republican., 1898-10-28
Will Be Much More Than OverbalanCed by Gains in the West-The Country Not Yet Ready to Submit to
 Another Experiment Con-
 duCted by Democrats.

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Arizona republican., 1898-10-28
ONE THING SETTLED.
The Jnifed Stases Will Noi Assume
 inc CuCan Dcbs.

Paris, Oct. 27.-The Spanish peace commissioners have accepted the mega tive view Of the United States commits sioners toward the proposed assump- tion by the United States of the Cuban debt
 After netting that yesterdays session of the peace commission did not arrive at any solution regarding the Cuban debt, the Gaulois says today: The sit uation is extremely strained owing to the increasingly aggressive attitude Of the Americans and it is even feared that if the Spaniards should not decide to give way cn all points the negotia- tions will be broken off in the course of the next meeting. It seems un- questionable that the near approach or the Amsrican elections plays consld- erable role in the attitude Of the Span ish delegates, who have supposed that in gaining time they would obtain better terms from their conqusrers. while just the opposite is happening" Continuing, the Gaulois intimated that if the Americans continue to show themselves intractabie toward the Spaniards a renewal of hcstiiities may result, especially if the Spaniards de- clare that they have arrived at the ex- treme limits of honorable concessions.
 Acting under the conviction arrived at on Monday, the Spaniards announced that they would fcrego further argu- ment cn the Cuban debt. and added that practically in the terms and abso- lutely in the spirit of the protocol, the article about Cuba should go forward into the final treaty. Thus Spain agrees to relinquish sovereignty over and all claim to Cuba without either terms CT conditions.
 All differences, if any existed, re- garding Porto Rico and the selecticn of the Island Of Guam were also ar ranged by mutual understanding. and the commissioners found themselves well nigh touching upan the Philip pine question, which will be taken up next week.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-28
THE NEW GOVERNMENT.
Probable PersonngIof inc New French
 Cabinet.

Paris, Oct. 27.-President Faure this evening asked Nj. Dupuy to form cab met in succession to the Brisson min istry, which resigned on Tuesday. It is thought that the cabinet will be composed as follows: NJ. Dupuy, pre- mier and minister of the interior; M. de Freycfnet, ministsr Of war; NJ. Con stans, minister of justice; M. del Casse, minister Of foreign affairs.
 M. Dupuy has asked until tomorrow to decide, but will doubtless accept ul- less unforeseen difficulties arise. The balance e the c2binet is expected to be: M Ribct, minister of finance: M Bourgeois, minister of public in- struction.
 NJ Dupuy, who was interviewed as he was leaving ths Eiysee, said the question Of the Drayfus revision was purely judicial, adding: Nc hen est politician will decline to accept Ihe decisicn which shall be given
Arizona republican., 1898-10-28
THE PEACE PARADE
A ST;ahf Day in phiIadeIpaia's Great
 Jubilee.

Philadelphia, Oct. 27.-There was compensation today fer the disappoint ment in the enforced postponement Of the civic parade which had bsen sched- uIed for yesterday. The rain storm which started cariy yesterday ccntin- ueG until nearly midnight, when the wind shifted and quickly blew the clouds cut to ses Today bright sun shine with every possible favorable op- por,unity to witness the great mili- tary parade showed itself From 25, ,000 tc 30,G00 soldiers had reached the city to participate in the grand pa ge2nt and all were promptly at the as- signed points Of assamblags to take their place in the great procession.
 The president and vice-president Of the United States, with members of the cabinet, distinguished pzople and army and navy officers and hundreds Of thousands Of residents Of this city and cthcr localities honorsd the occasion with their presence.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-28
NEW YORK WOOL EXCHANGE.

New York, Oct 27-Several members Of the wool exchanga have had infor- nal conferences, at which plans for recognizing the exchange have been discussed. It is probable that as soon as possible some plan will be perfect ed. One of the officers of the old or ganization said to a reporter today:
 The exchange has been Of great service to the wool trade and We do not think that it should be allowed to drop cut of existence. Its future will not be decided until Bank Examiner Kim ball has made his report On the TraGesmen's bank Just how the ex- change will be reorganized it is hard to say, because all talk has been only informal. but there seems to be a sen timent that the auction sales should no. be resumed. Floor trading may be substitutes 1 and the exchange made the center fer news and statistics Of those engaged il the wo2l trade generally
Arizona republican., 1898-10-28
BLANCO'S PLOT.
His Plan Considered Visionary by ths
 Washington Authorities.

Washington. Oct 27-None Of the Officials Of the administration will dis cuss the published report ofNa Spanish plot fer the retention of Cuba of which General Blanco is said to be the lead ing figure The alleged plan is for General Blaneo tc set up an indepen- dent sovereignty in Cuba and secure the recognition Of Mexico and several South American governments, thus giving the consp;rators bellig6reni rights. The plan contemplated the in- crease Of the fortifications at Havana and the use of an army of Spanish soldiers sufficiently strcng to hold the place against the United States, and the theory is said to be that the United State, rather than continue the strug- gle, would eventually recognize the in- dependent sovereignty thus estab- lished-on paper. The schsme is con- sidered too visionary for serious con sideraticn.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-28
DREYFUS CASE.

Paris, Oct. 27-The court Of cassa- tion which is to decide upon the re- opening of the case Of Alfred Dreyfus, the prisoner of Devils island, who is allsged to have been formerly con- victed of selling important military plans to asa1ts of foreign power, was opened at noon today. The hall was filled with people. But there was no demonstration around the palace
 SCARED THE LAWYERS AWAY.
 London, Oct. 27.-According to a special dispatch from Paris, an anti reVisioHist mob around the palace of justice. where the appeal in the Drey- fus case is heing heard became s1 dangerous that the lawyers have fed.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-28
THE WAR INVESTIGATION.

 
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Arizona republican., 1898-10-28
Renewed ar Acquaintance Begun Befor' Santiago Colonel Wilson Arrived by Freight dnd Helped Sweii tfe
 Demonstration in Favor Of
 the Rough Rider.

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Arizona republican., 1898-10-28
THE BoTKIN CASE.
The Subject Now in the Hands Of 2
 California Grand Jury.

San Francisco, Oct 27.-The grand jury took up the Bctkin cas= this ai- terncon. The matter was formally presented to the grand jury by Assist ant District Attorney Hosmer. who presente dthe evidence in the hands of Chief of Police Lees and Detective McVey. The hearing was Immediately 7 begun.
 If an indictment is found it will be fer the murder of Mrs. John P. Dul- ming. The finding Of a true bill will necessarily bring the matter into the local courts for trial now that the sIl- pericr court las held that Mrs Botkin cannot be taken from the confines oi California
Arizona republican., 1898-10-28
ROWDY SCOTCH STUDENTS.
Disgraceful Scene at Glasgow and Ed
 inburgh Universities.

London, Oct. 27.- Extraordinary ex- hibitions of rowdyism have character ized the opening of the winter session of the Scotch universities. Principal Storey's inaugural address at the Uni versity of Glasgow was interrupted by great disorder on the part of the stu dents, and eventually the principal left the hall in disgus. without finishing his address.
 Professor Saintsbury, occupying the chair of English literature in the uni versity of Edinburgh, was similarly inter- upted. He made repeated appeals for order, but, despite his rsmon- strances. the disorder increased until it almost assumed the character of a riot, when Professor Saintsbury indig- nantly quilted the hall.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-28
A FRENCH PROTEST.
Against an Order for the Better Cow
 ernmenf Of Sanfiaao

Santiago de Cuba, Oct. 27.-General dispatch bca- Hist for the purpose of visiting Manzanillo and to instruct Colonel Petit to arrange the conduct of civil business there. The French con- sul here has written to General Wood protesting strongly against his order prohibiting the landing of negroes from Hayti. General Wood replied that he could not allow any more pau pers here. as there were too many of them.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-28
LESS CIVIL SERVICE. ]
An Important Ordsr to be Promulgated
 SOGn

Washington, Oct. 27.-It is under stood that a presidential edict remoT- ing large number O. government ofIi- cers from she civil service probably will be promulgated before Tnanksgiv- ing day. As at present determined up- cn, the order will affect upwards of six thousand places. It vii include deputy collectors of internal revenue.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-28
NEW FRENCH MINISTRY.

Paris. Oct. 27.-No;hing definite has yet been settled in connection with the formation Of the new French cabinet. The state is. however. full of minis teriai names M- dSl Casss will prob ably remain in the foreign office M- Ribot has always been regarded as be- ing favorable tc the reopening of the DreyfuS oasa.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-28
OCEAN CARRIER PIGEON SERVICE
Experiments by Captain Reynaud On
 French Line Steamers.

New York. Oct. 27.-Captain Gabriel Reynaud of the French army, who since last spring has been a. work es- tablishing carrier pigeon service for the French line. is now ill the city with view to making permanent ar engagements with owners of co.es. Each beat of the French lina now carries ten birds from each siho larger number will be take, Alvt weeks steamer, vhe- SQne j maud returns to Fran0 Lik. T maud says the birds can be of miles cut at sea with fair asSura-S that messages will reach their desti- nation. and in case Of acciden. within that distance the news may bs sent ashore.
 The news Of the less cf the British sailing ship Bothnia and the rescue of the crew by La Bretagne on March 2 last was sent off by carriers. One cf the birds alighteG on the steamship Collerton, which arrived at Swansea four days before the news could ether wise have been made known.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-28
NEW MEXICo'S PLEA.

Washington, Oo1 27 = Governor OterO Of New Mexico in his annual re- port to the secretary cf the interior vigorously renews his representations fer the early admission Of New Mexico 70 statehcCd, and portrays the unde- veioped resources C. the territory, awaiting capital
Arizona republican., 1898-10-28
PASSENGER AGENTS MEET.

Omana. Nes., Get z7.-The meeting Of general passenger agents Of lines west of the Missouri river. to formally establish a trans MisscuTi passenger association convened here this morn ing and will probably be in session two days
Arizona republican., 1898-10-28
YOUTHFUL TRAIN ROBBERS
A Quintet of Sf- Joseph, F;o.- Bovs
 Gel Ten Years.

St. Joseph, Mo, Oct. 27.-In criminal court today Herbert Donovan, Aionzo ATteburn, Charles Geek, James E2taa- way and ". s. Hathaway were ser teneed to the peniteneiary for ten years for rCbbing Burlington pas senger train near St. jossph On the evening of August Il. The robbers are mzre boys and of good fEmiliaa-
Arizona republican., 1898-10-28
MISSING STEAMER FOUND.

Grand Haven, Mich, Oct. 27.- The missing schooner Aberdeen was brought into pert here today in Q bad iy wrecked condition. The crew suf- fsred terribly from exposure and cold.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-28
CAPTURED CANNON.

Wsshi1gt9n. Oct. 27.- Some of the cannon captured at Santiago are now On their way to the United States. These pieces will be stored at Gov ernor's Island until dispcssd of by congress.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-28
KITCHENER AT HOME.

London, Oct. 27. = General Lord Kitchener Of Khartoum arrived here this afternoon from Paris.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-28
COL. WARING FEVER STRICKEN.

New York, Oct. 27.-Colonel George E. Waring Jr. is sick as his home in this city with yellow fever, contracted at Havana
Arizona republican., 1898-10-28
COL. BRYAN ILL.

Savannah, Ga, Oct. 27.-Col. Will liam J. Bryan is quite i'll at the De- Soto hotel with remittent fever. Mrs. Bryan has been telegraphed for.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-10-28
EXCHANGE FAVORED.
Kansas City Live Stock Exchange
Not Violating Antitrust Law.
Federal Supreme Court Holds That the Or
EanIzatIons Though Handling Live
Stock from Different States, Il Not
Engaged In Interstate Commerce.

Washington, Oct 25.-The supreme
court yesterday handed down an Opin-
ion in the case against the Kansas City
Live Stock exchange. The govern
ment prosecuted under the antitrust
law. The supreme court holds that the
association does not come under the
antitrust law. Justice Harlan, in a
dissenting, opinion, declared that such
combinations were rings or syndicates
which, If extended TO oil, sugar, salt,
lumber and other staples, would place
the commerce Of the country under the
control of a few rings and syndicates-
The association is carried on at the
Kansas City stock yards, partly in
Kansas and partly in Missouri.
It's members receive shipments Of
cattle from Nebraska, Colorado, Tex
as, Missouri, Iowa, Kansas and the
territories, selling them to the large
pscking-hOuses, particularly in Chi
cagO, St Louis and New York. The
lower court ruled against the ex-
change, on the ground that it was 3
combination in restraint Of trade.
Justice Peckham's opinion, in which
all the court except Justice Harlan
cOncurred, reverses the lower court
ana upnoldS the Iegallty OF the asSO-
citation. The opinion states that the
Kansas City exchange Is merely local
aid to interstate association. Because
the cattle themselves come from yari-
Gus states it does not follow, the opin-
ion states, that all persons performing
any service connected with them are
engaged in interstate commerce.
a similar ruling was made in the
case Of the United States against J. C.
Anderson and others, involving the
Kansas City association known as the
Traders Live Stock exchange" In
this case, also, the court uphOlds the
association upon the ground that it Is
purely local and not engaged in inter
state traffic within the meaning Of the
antitrust law. Justice Harlan said
that If this particular combination
was not one in restraint Of trade, then
it was impossible to find one.