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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29

English Nainsook. 40 inches vice.
worth 15c., now y l-2c.
English Long Cloth, 36 inches wide'
fine. smooth quality: only Il l--c'
Soft Nainsook. very sheer, % inches
wide. worth DC, now l6c,
Colored Pique, % inches wide nov,
city cords. colors: pink. blue ana
black: worth JOc., now 59c.
Striped and Checked Dimity, good
width. worth L l-2c., now NC
Dlmity striped and checked -
inches wide, sheer. fine quality; worth
Ice, now j. lie.
Checked Nainsook. small check, very
soft; worth PC. now lie.
Pique, % inches wide, three rows OF
cords. with lace work; worth 49c'
now 39c
Plain Tucking, narrow tucks on
cambria; worth Soc, now 42e.
Plain Tucking. small tucks on
Swiss; worth 65c. now SOC.
Cluster Tuckng. three and FIVE
small tucks worth 59c.. now Doc.
Fancy Tucking. 90 inches wide, one
row tucks. with Lace work; worth
59c.. now SOC.
Dimity Tuckirg, five rows Of tucks.
with dimity cords, worth SOC, now
59c
French Revering, 40 inches wide,
drawn work; worth soc, now 45c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29

tive Union. which for over ten years re-
fused 10 affiliate withtrade unions on the
ground that its members were artists and
had nothing In common with mechanics
has decided I'm favor OF joining the
American Federation Of Labor The
Union has recently left the National
League Of Musicians. which had been
fighting against the trades union idea.
Chinese laundries are again made the
subject OF legislation by a bill introduce
ed by Assembyman Egan. OF New York
His measure provides that every laun-
dryman shall furnish a receipt go patrons
which shall s. eify in English the kind
and number OF goods delivered. Violation
Is punishable by $40 fine FOR the first Of
Tense, $50 for the second. and so for
each subsequent violation The bill APP
plies only 90 cities Of the first class
The New York Police Boari has de-
cided 10 abolish the mechanics squad.
The policemen on this squad are carDen-
tiers, painters. plupbers and tinsmiths.
and they have been employed chiefly
making repairs 10 station-houses Charles
Brewer "a patroiman, is in charge Of the
carpenter shop al headquarters. Accord
ing 70 a new rule adopted by the board.
mo officer or patrolman. other than ooor-
man. shall be detailed or assigned 10
perform any repairs or mechanical work. 20
Outside workmen will be employed here
after
A bill aimed at railroads and in favor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
Dress Trimmings

Black and all colors twisted Six
Draids. wide and narrow 10 malch'
used for trimming tdilor-made SUITS
narrow. 25c. a yard; wide, o9c'
yard. (wcre 80 and see, yard)
Gilt and Enameled Dresden Frogs
for back Of skirts, something very
new at 50 and 79c. a SET
Au.ovcr Black SILK Net Geal heavy,
,ieed for covering dresses. yokes ana
fronts of dresses. IS inches wide
worth Sl25 a yard. selling at @c'
yard
Black Satin folds I'm hve different
widths at 12l-2. Is. H. 49, and 2'c.
yard
Pearl Cimps ard bands for trim
ming evening dresses at 50. ~ ~
Sfs N.ss SOS. and $2.5s yard
wide and narrow Black Jet. orig
inal price s. TO- Pie. q yard. no"
1c. q yard.
Colored soutache Braid In Green
Navy Blue Garnet Brown and Tan
q yards 30 piece zoe. a piece.
Martin Tails used for trimming
Capcs. IN three lengths 49, a.. ana 90c'
q piece worth 80. ~. and 6sc.
one lot of colored Worstod and
Wash buttons. 2 dozen on card, &c.
q card. worth 2Jc. card.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29

Representative Walter T.. Moore 81
jackson county, Is the author OF a bill
90 reduce the defendants challenges in
capital cases from . to s and 10 increase
the States challenges from 4 TO 5. thus
putting the defendant and the State on
an equality. Mr.. M0ore's bill had oeen
reported unfav0rahly to the House by
the Judiciary Committee but 80 impress
ed was Representative ROuntree. OF that
committee. with Mr.. Moores defence Of
OF the committee for further consldera-
ton. MIR. Moore said that the bill was
introduced with the object OF decreasing
the number OF lynchings I'm the State :
that there are more lynchings In the
state at present than there are execu-
tions. He said the old statute was en-
acted into law when all people We're
honest that there We're no tramps. ho-
hoes and professional jurymen then. ana
that there were no packed iuries then
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29

There Is one young woman In New
York who says that chewing gum ls~ai-
most a necessary part OF "A Young
woman's dressing table. DO you know
she says the other day lost n biz
rhinestone out Of one OF my best huf,
pins l round the stone. but didn't know
what TO do. for wear the pin All ne
time, aud / was going 10 use IL just then.
Is nothing You can't do. / happened 10
think Of chewing gum I bought a niece
chcwed IL a li,tle until Il WAS soft n,,,
II In the vacant place In nv min TX,
cement, set my stone into a. and A has
hardened there and don't believe IL uill
over come out again"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
Black Dress Goods

Atwood Cheviot So inches wide; at
per yard. 2Jc.
Black Crcpon. ~ inches wide in
raised bayadere stripes, giving the
dress corded effect. regular Nm
value, at. per yard, zoe.
Wool satin or Satin Berber 30 inches
wide. and all wool; regular 1jc. value
at. per yard SOC.
Black satin Venetian, 50 inches wide.
made Of hard twisted yarn, with high
lustre. at. per yard. SLoJ.
storm Serges Armures. and Granite
Suitings. all wool, IS and 20 inches
wide. and guaranteed To- wear well.
al, per yard, Joc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
Leather Goods

Ladies' Combination Cases. Learner
lined. in Black and Colors; original
price 25c.. reduced TO Zoe. each.
Ar odd lot Of Ladies' and Nohli-
drens Chatelaine Bags. In seal
Morocco and Calf Skin. that former
~ sold for DC. reduced to Joe. each'
Black and Colorcd Combination
Cases In Morocco. Seal. and snake
skin. nicely lined with nickel rim ana
clasp: were Soc. reduced to Zoc' each'
A nice assortment Of Ladies Chate-
Iaine Bags. in various sizes. Win
leather strap, that formerly sofa iof
s9c.. reduced to 25c. each.
Combination Cases I'm Morocco. seal
and Snake Skin. all new shades. WIN
trimmed or plain corners. mat SOFA
for 15c.. reduced 10 46c. each.
Ladies Shopping Bags in Seal
Leather. with outside pocket were
75c.. reduced TO SOC each.
Large and medium size Chatelalne
Bags. In Black and Colory, were &c.
reduced TO SOC each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29

French Reyering. 20 inches wide.
fine. dainty drawn work, worth
g l-2c., now soc.
French Reyering 40 inches wide.
drawn work and small dots, worth
Sl.OO, now S5c.
India Linen. % inches wide, sheer
fine guilty; worth S l-5c.. now SC.
India Linen. % inches wide. very
Sheer and fine; worth lsc, now
T. 1-2c.
India Linen. % inches wide, the best
quality we have ever offered; worth
&c, now 20c
Piqucs. 20 inches wide. large vale,
this quality can not be had for less
than BE-. now llc
Piques. % inches wide. wide vale.
soft finish. very fire, can't be dupli-
Gated for less than &c.. now 2lc.
Piques, small and large figures. real
~ worth De, now lie.
French Nainsook. A. inches wide,
very sheer; worth pc. now Tie.
Linen Lawn. sheer. ane quality. a
good wearer for children, worth 22c..
now l6c
French Percale, 36 inches wide. good
medium weight. worth &c.. now z5c.
French Batiste, As inches wide. very
sheer. worth &c.. now 39c.
PiQues. - inches wide, three and
four cords. with narrow space be-
tween; worth &c.,, now PC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
SnaDpy Bargains for Men

New line OF advanced spring styles
in Neckwear. Zoe.
Another Dot made from small lots OF
G.c.-Tie Silks. for 25c.
Mems Percale Shirts in plaids
checks. straight and cross stripes
with separate cuffs Sec.
A small Tot Of 81 and 75c. Night
Shirts (sughty soiled 5oc.
Special Mems Good Cotton Night
Shirts, pc.
Another spec.al-Men's Good Tn
Numbered Shirts well made full size
Zoe.
Mems White Wool Mved also COLI
ored English Derby Ribbed Under
shirts and Drawers zoe.
Mems Black and Tan Socks. extra
quality. double heel and toe l2i-c.. see
these.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
THE WORLD
OF LABOR.
Brazil buys American coal.

Brazil buys American coal.
America has 2ll0 daily papers
Genola has glass paved streets
Venezuela hasn't "a cotton mill.
New YORK has 81 daily papers.
In Japan cooks earn so month
Girls employed in q New York carpet
factory struck when nvc girls were
ordered 10 DO as much work as eight
hitherto accomplished.
There VIII be no cooperation tailor
shop ia New York The Social reform
club. which included society people VINO
were TO invest S5oeoo iB the enterprise
and the Gnionists disagreed.
''The candy business In this country
A. assuming constantly increasing pro-
portions" Mr. LOwney said. Taken all
in All. about x000l00O0 capital n invest
ii In this branch Of manufacture alone
and 81 has been said that Americans
spend more money each year on candies
and other sweets than on beer, wines and
liquors combined
The New YORK Mutual Musical Protec-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
Jewelry

Jeweled Turtle Hat-Pins silver
worth i0c.. for &c. each.
Sterling silver and Fancy Enameied
Suck-pms. worth Toe. and &c.,. Tor
&c. each
Git Enameled and Sterling silver
stck-Pins worth -5c.. for l5c. each
Sterling silver shirt Waists Pins
worth &c.,. for &c. set.
Colored Beaded Lorgnette Chains
worry pew. worth &C.. for lsc. each.
Fancy and Plain Gold Band Rings
warranted iDr ,nrec years, worth
&c.,. for &c. each.
Burnt Silver and Fancy Enameled
sash Buckles. entirely new. worth
5oc for &c. each.
Friendship Hearts. for baneled
bracelets. worth iSc and Sc, for PC
each.
Fancy Jewelcd and Enamcled
Breaches. worth 50c., FOR pc. each.
Heavy Gold-P,ated Baby Bracelets;
worth &C.. for 4sc. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
Economy is Wealth.
A Special Sale in -.
The Silk and Dress Goods Department.

3HERE question that some stores will show you both
Silks and Dress Goods coster than we have Yet you
often find the goods here at small prices 9th
m NAV have and Dress Goods at lower prices than we
can this store stops where quality must be sac-
feed for price. -,
But looking the situation from sensible point OF vew
the view taken by TO whom the newest styles and low
prices equal Importance this store must needs I'M
them orcbv the best store to buy Silks and Dress
Goods since dealings restricted to the thoroughly
liable up-o-date grades at positively the lowest prices
We mention a few items in each deparment-match them
il Won can at the prices named
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
New Kid Cloves.

Spring stock OF the following
popular makes now ready:
The Yale" black and colors,
$500.
The Royal" black and tan,
SI.25.
Fownes, (English). famous the
world over for high quality,
$3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
Kid Glove Sale

About two hundred and fifty
pairs of the
$50 Kid Gloves for Soc.
SG.oo Kid Gloves for SOC.
will be ready for tomorrow
selling-mostly small sizes, so
that the 81 and 81 hands will
get the bargains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29

are earning from SIS to $40 a week in
a country where the cost OF living Is
much less than IN America. The in
fatuation Of the men may be further
judged from the fact that the whole
weight OF serious official trade uniOnlsm
l. against them. John Burns. for eN-
ample, having denounced their action,
while even the Socialist-Labor paper
condemns their policy as foolish and
advises the union TO order them back 10
work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29

5O-inch Habit cloths all-wool and
gored. heavy weight. at, per yard SOC
Aohair Brilliantines. 81 inches wide.
I'm cardinal. medium and dark navy
and brown: at, per yard. 2ec.
Covert Cloth. 10 inches wide. and
Atwood. in dark gray only; regular
value 75c at, per yard, SIC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
Sale of Hosiery

What business this Hosiery
department of ours has built up!
1t began right-handling only
reliable hosiery, and selling
such at low prices has made
and held many patrons.
Ladies' Extra Heavy Superior Quail
ftv imported Hose spliced heels ana
toes Hermsdorf dye, l5c. per pair
Ladies Fine Imported Tan Hose
spliced heels. toes and soles, eo'ofs
guaranteed regular price lsr. per palr'
now $50 per pair
Ladies' crown Stainless Fast Black
Hose. Hermsdorf dye. worth -1c per
pair for Zoe. per pair.
Misses Fine Jersey Ribbed Fast
BLACK Hose. double knees. heels and
toe. worth lie. per pair, for l2l4c. per
pair
Bows Corduroy Ribbed Heavy
School Hose. an sizes, Pic. per pair.
Children's Fine Jersey Ribbed Hose,
guaranteed absolutely stainless l212c.
quality for Zoe. pair.
Infants Fine Ribbed Hose, real
Maco Hermsdorf dye, sizes to 6, zoe
quality for l5c. per pair
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29

Lullaby. darling one.
Shut your pretty eyes,
In the west the sleepy sun
on his pillow lies
Lightly ishtlygcntlc breeze,
softly. softly. shake him,
Kiss his dimples, II you please,
only do not wake him.
Fairies rock him IN his nest
Wniie the dew is falling
| would like little rest
From his nightly saualling.
Chicago News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
Sale of Kitchenware in Basement.
A Good Time to Replsnish
Your Stock of Tin and Woodenware

n LOW PRICES. You know reputation for good
|A\ Houseware. We handle damaged ware and sell
it as perpect-we do not allow imperfect goods to come
in the stock Housewae here is low in price as dam
AGED goods ordinarily sold for and you do not nave to
mend leaks continuously.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29

r@FADY TO-MORROW-our stock of White Goods Tor
TX early spring. 1899. Economical women you know what
u this announcement means-you know our reputation
for mood sternq wearing qualities in all kinds OF Nhte
Goods To q reliable White Goods you must buy where you
can feel assured goods nave been selected by trained eye
from houses that deal in imperfect goodwhere dece
ton not good and perfect White Goods are
sold at such prices to make second grades the dearest
GOODS on earth values prepared to give YOU
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29

Mr.. Moore stated that Illinois and great
many other States had made these
ohanges. -Charlolle ". . Obsoryer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
Blankets
Caps

Special lot Of silk Eiderdown ana
Girls Tam Oshanter Caps. regular
price &c. closing price lOc
BOYS Cloth Tam o'shanter' resu-
lar 39c value, for lsc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29

Black Satin Duchess. p inches vide
heavy quality. with rich, high lustre'
at. per yard, N.o0.
Black eros Grain. q inches Vide
in excellent heavy quality at per
yard. slo0
Black Molrc velour m plain ana
bayadore satin stripes. rich and drcssy
for separate skirts. at per yard, ''c
Black Taneia, p inches wide good
weight. az. per yard. i5c.
Black Taneta. q inches wide, heavy
weight. and very lustrous' at, per
yard. Sc.
Black BroCades in small. neat de-
signs. ard cross stripes; also Plain
eros Grain and Satin Rhadames
choice Of the entire lot at, per yard
Gee
CoIOred Dress Goods
Granite suiunFs. IS inches wide, and
all wool. guaranteed TO wear well, at
per yard. Soc.
An-Wooi. Checks Plain Serges and
Tricots az. per yard. 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
Ladies' and ChlIdren's
Winter Underwear

Every day or two you are re-
minded by the mercury that
winter is not nearly at an end.
Assortments OF winter Under
wear are somewhat broken, but
the prices are much i'll your
favor.
Ladies Gray Jersey Ribbed Half
Wool Vests and Pants. SOC. each. were
75c
Ladies' Fine Mcrino Ribbed Nurs-
ing Vest SOC each
Ladies' Heavy White Metino Vest
and Pants. 3lizc each.
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed. Fleece
Lined. Vest "Melba' Fastening, PC.
each
Infants Jersey Knit Wrappers. Toe.
each
Chldren's Fine White Merino Vest.
Sc. each.
BOYS Scarlet. Atwood Pants and
Drawers. were 75c. each. now pc.
Boys Gray Merno. Part Wool
Shirts ana Drawers. 25c. each
Flannel Waists [
Strictly Atwood FlaAuel Waists,
corded and nicely braided. former
price $40 and 500 10 clean them out
quickly, price Sl.sS.
Handsome line Of Black Mohair
Waists with white Polka Dot 'front.'
regular g. 90 value for $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29

l-inch Black SILK Lace, neat pat
terms. worth Sc yard. for Sc.
Ai-Snk Black Lace 31-2 inches
wide. worth Y l-2c. yard, lor Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29

Comforts

Comforts
Never before was such comfort or
ferings here or elsewhere. fancy hs-
ured satin. fancy stitching, large
double bed size formerly sold al S.2S
for sl.iS.
Another special bargain both sides
figured, regular SLJ9 kind, Tor Si'z''
Blankets
Special. io-4 White Blankets, extra
heavy, worth 81 ., for N.h.
Special Blanket Offering, ask to see
our Emperor. 1911 strictly all-wool In
white. cheap at $3.50, now for 1873.
Good Heavy Gray Wool Mixed, IVA
size. "A real blanket bargain at sz'0o
your choice I.ss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
The Second Floor Turned
Into Bargain Carnival Tomorrow.

HESE should pack every department on the second
floor Late buyers make hve-dollar Dill
buy fifteen dollars worth of goods IN the SUIT ana
Cloak department. Every department the entire hoor is
Offering special inducements for your trade We are ANXIOUS
to convert quickly large part of merchandise into ready
cash. and this offers special saving to you.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
New Embroideries

We are showing all the new
things in
Cambria Edges,
Nainsook Edges.
Swiss Edges;
all the dainty matched Edges
and Insertions for Infants wear,
Ladies and Children's Under
wear and Dresses, 81, 5, 7, 8,
Ioc. and upwards per yard.
All-OVef Embroideries,
for yokings, in Cambria, Main
sock, and Swiss-dainty pat
terms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
Art Department
Lace Curtains

Special drive Ina Fancy Figured
Swiss Curtains with rufile Oh sides and
bottom. regular Sl.OO kind. for soc.
choice line Of Fine Nottingham Cur
tains. full length and width, worth
81 20 Is pair. for 81
Extra fine assortment. many choice
styles " select from. the s. kind for
s2.2j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29

cr,sv made Spades a
crmped c s-uuart
70 b II
liquart handles obong Tray
lei ,r, po,r5s If heavy zinc lie
Extra Large lack ~, 1rs uttt
WIN i''' ' .
WoodN oak and II - -.s. ,r,,. -, 60.
Walnut sale 1c. Large 0eu'' iU'
Bucket ,ialvanl1l Iron WASH LUIS S
Rolling wthre ,.-t., 49,. ,,,-o
rs a. ,.a t ing
mart and 9ouart Coffee
pot ~ rotsbeI Tin were Toe and lie a
to be sol a &c Tin Toilet sets NIUE
&c Pot al scratched at 'e'a set
~, 80 ~, tt IN fancy sbanes 5-foot finish
nlc each I ed
Boxes in Patend ironing Tables were -'
&c
aad Set made o. hardy pi,
D. polls Pans
lf-nch Wood Spoons only &C. e"'n' T a
12-rng / Pals n-
1Lquart in block II and out l9c
a Folding stands feet
6-quart al 90
\ space were 81
/ 10 q Bread OF
NJ, ,r,uo.. -. d, .,oh ed q 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
Tailor Made Suits

Extra dne Inc q C0verts- IN grcen
tan and blue mixed regular price
$3.50 for 5000.
Fine assortment OF Venetian Cloth.
Coverts. and serges. the usual 5000
kind. for $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
Point De Paris

2l2-inch Point De Paris leaf de-
sign. worth T. lie. for Sc
Point De Paris Lace. coarse Mesh
with bow-knot pattern. worth 15c..
for Zoe.
Point De Paris Lace. inches wide.
heavy lowered design worth l9c.. for
- l-2c.
31-2-mch Point De Paris Lace. with
handsome Duchesse pattern, worth
29c FOR Zoe
Point DE Paris lace. inches wide.
plain Mesh with DoW-knot scallop
worth 30c.. Tor zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29

White six Lace. g inches wide. a
variety OF patterns. worth l5c, for
10c
4 fun limo of White SIX Lace. an
widths. worth l1c.. for u l-2c.
Cream SILK Lace. inches wide
dainty patterns and Honiton scailop
worth 25c for l1c.
Cream SILK Lace. very heavy de-
sign. about Az inches wide, worth
gqc. for lgc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
Understands

Fine All-Wool Flannel in navy anc
black. deep hounce. former price $50
closing price Sl.53.
Special lot at greatly reduced prices.
I'm Saline and flannel skirts, formerly
sold at S5c. 10 {l25. Tor Sc
Fine Percaline Underskirts az clos
ing out prices, some with deep corded
Aounce. regular price S. p. for CSC.
Fine Atwood Knit Skirts. an
shades. regular H.75 kind Tor N.S
The H.69 kind. for Sl.25.
The $50 kind FOR Sl.0l.
The $50 kind for N.2j.
The si.00 kind. for Goo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
THE ALWAYs.BUsY STORE"
MILLER g. RHOADS

MANY dollar falls far short of its maximum
merchandise at the lowest prices. 1t has a
to sell good reliable merchandise cheap
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-11
Won Her IL Diadenl.

How did the French come into Sicily !?
A woman did it. At festive enter
tainmtnt held at French court Bca
trice, countess of Savoy and wife of
Charles of Anjou, the brother of Louis
TX of France, was removed from the
superior range OF seats occupied by her
two younger sisters, the queen of France
and the queen of England. Mortified
by the humiliation, she returned to her
apartments and burst into tears.
Upon learning the cause OF her cha
grin and her saying that she would be
able to give up her life to contine her
tresses for ono hour beneath diadem
Charles embraced her atfectionately and
said, "Set Your heart at rest, countess,
for before long will make you great
er queen than either of your sisters. :"
So he promised her. He defeated Man
fred, the last of the Norman kings, and
caused Ccnradino the grandson Of
the Emperor Frederick to be merciless-
ly slain, he himself and Beatrice wit
Messing the scene. Upon the death Of
his brother Charles became king of Ma
pies, thus fulfilling the cherished desire
of his wife for Il diadem.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-11
Closing prices:


New York, April 10.
FLOUR-State and western quiet and easy
winter patents, S3.,5a4: winter straights, $3N
a3e5; Minnesota patents $3.v0a4 Is; winter eX'
tras, $2.6oa3.
WHEAT-No. 2 red active and weake,
through bcarish cable news and fine weather
west; May, ,5Asa75Sc.; July, H3ka15la.
RYE-Dull state, 59a60c.; No. 2 WESTERN
6AAa84lac., t. o. b., ahoat.
CORN No. . was dull and barely steady,
owing TO cables and the drop in wheat; May, IS
a3elac; July. 80 5-16a 393Ac.
OATS-Dull; track, white, state, 35laa3s>ac.,
track, white western, 35laa3slac.
PORK-Stcady mess, S9a95O family, SlOd
all.
LARD--Primc western steam, $500. NOM
inal.
BUTTER Steady; state dairy, 14a2oc
state creamery, l6a2lc.
CHEESE Firm: large, white, l2al@'4c
small. white, l2a4alSc.
EGGS-Firm; state and Pennsylvania, 1SAa
1910; western. l3al3l4c.
SUGAR-Raw strong; fair refining, &C.; cen.
trifugal, ee test. 41ec.; refined strong and
active: crushed, Sic; powdered. 5Ssc.
TURPENTINE-Steadie at Ala i35ac.
MOLASSES- Firm; New Orleans, 32a3'c.
RICE-Frm domestic. 4}aa'c; Japan, 90
SIC. 49,
TALLOW-Steady; city. Acc; country, 4]Ra
Assc.
HAY-Dul; shipping, 4oa55c.: good to choice
6Oa121lc.