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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-24
WASHINGTON TODAY.

A BattIo Royal Expected at the Ball
Park this Recommendations
Friends will Give Him RousinE
Reception.
This afternoon at the Island ball park
the Wheeling Interstate league team
crosses bats with the Washington Ma
tlonal lengue team, and the indica-
lions are for a great outpourIng of the
fans. ''DIek" Padden, field captain of
the Senators, is a Martins Ferry boy.
and his townsmen are preparing to
come over to the park in swarms to
give him q royal welcome. For the
Senators, win Mercer, Of East Liy-
erpool, WIN be in the box, with Kilt
ridge, another local favorite, behind the
bat. For the wheelIngs, Parvin will
be on the slab, and the local teams ad-
mirers expect the boys to make a cred
table showing against the big leag-
uers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-24

Nick Burnley. one Of the most pro-
nounced sin and cutters" in the pugills-
tic ranks. must be satisfied that he
can defeat Jack Jeffords, the califor-
min "wonder." otherwise he probably
would not agree to meet him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-24

New Castle opens a four game en-
Eagement on the Island grounds FRI
day afternoon. There will be double
headers both Friday and Saturday, for
one admission.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-24

Poole again demonstrated what an
excellent all round player he Is in the
second game yesterday, when he played
brilliant game at third, notwithstand-
ing the fact that he Is charged with
two errors. He took Niles place, the
latter's back again troubling him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-24
aaafsA


r osT-BUNcH OF KEYS. RETURN
II TO Register office for reward. aul5
r osT-oN FRIDAY. BETWEEN
IL South Front and Market streets, q
package containing Mexican drawn work.
Reward II returned to +. w. BAUMh5H
co.'s. aus
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-24

Season books and passes. except
newspaper passes, are not good for ad-
mission this afternoon. The manage
ment IS compelled TO take this step,
owing to the heavy expense assumed In
securing the Washlngtons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-24
ro.pAYa aAMEa.

Youngstown at Mansfield. rtY
Dayton az Toledo. ,t,sr
Fort Wayne at spfihgheld
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11
HIS PET MEERSCHAUM.
Could Not Stand seeing His Wife's
star BOai dcrSmokc IL.

Thomas Hussey the husband Of Mrs
Anna Hussey, who keeps a boarding
house at - Mang.n street, was prison
er Yesterday in the Essex Market Court
charged with abusing and assauiting ms
wife. says the New York sun.
Hussey, who is Secretary Of the sam
Lynch Association. IS employed rs cash.
Ter at the Handeld House, opposite the
Grand street ferry. Tie is wenkno"n IN
east side political circles and the court
room was crowded with politicians when
he was arraigned before Magistrate
Meade he IS less than FIVE feet tail and
his wife is a, head taller and weighs twice
as much as her husband. IL was deyel-
oped in the testimony that Hussey's pet
meerschaum pipe had caused all the trou-
bic
II would not be here" said Hussey 10
TO the Magistrate, III had not rebelled
against the liberties which tho star
boarders took in my house"
Judge" said Mrs. uussey. This brute
Of q husband Of mine abused me shame
fully lie punched me IN the eye. in.
order TO do IL he had 20 leap az me Ike
as5undog. Some Of my boarders came to
my assistance and they squelched the
little apology"
/ was tod 10 Dfdce up put IN Nus
sey, land / will. I intend TO shake on
the chains that bind me. / came home
on this night in question and found my
wife in the parlor with the two star
boarders. They had their feet up on the
parlor table and were taking Il easy.
One Of them was smoking my nicer
schaum pipe and that was 100 much 10.
me. love that pipe as much as-wen,
do love my wife. also. but | says 20 my
self. III be fingered II any Of those star
boarder are going to make love 10 that
pipe when am looking at them.
grabbed tho pipe and it was broken You
Just bet | then got into IA light. | don't
know whether ! hit my wife or not, bur
| know that she and the two star board
ers beat me and then pat me out Al my
own house"
'You little brute.s said Mrs- Hnssev at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11
LONG CHASE ENDS.
Alleged California Dcfauiter Arrested
in Lima. Peru, by "A Detective.

Samuel NJ. FINLEY. formerly tax collc>
tor OF san Luis Obispo county, ,Califor.
MIA, who disappeared on November IA
1893. has been captured at Lima, Peru.
by Asslstan; Superintendent j. c. Frazer.
OF the Pinkerton Detective Agency.
Findey Is alleged 70 have embezz.ed be.
tween $1,000 and $1,000 OF the colntys
money The Fidelity and Deposit CON-
pany. OF Maryland. which was on his
bond for 5000. placed the matter In tina
hands OF the detectives.
Miss y. T.. Nosbltt deputy collector.
under Findiey. received a registered
package shortly after his disappearance.
which contained a bunch OF keys belong.
ing 10 the Tax Department. and when
had been carried away by the collector
The keys were mailed az Juarcz. Mexico
Detective Frazer went there and learned
that Findley. who had been known there
under the name OF Miller. had LEFT I'M
mediatsiy after mailing tFe package.
Frazer traced Findley sep by step 10
Lima. Peru. ami placed him under arrest.
but Il is said 70 be- doubtful whether
Findley can DO extradited.
Findley was formerly a Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue In Washington and
was well known. both In Washington
and IN the West.--New York Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11
HOW IL0IL0 WAS TAKEN.
Description OF the Incident by
an Irish Sailor.

There have been several accounts OF the
capture OF Hobo. but the following is tho
most succ.nct and vivid / have heard.
il was given between drinks by a Mileslln
jacky from the fleet 10 group Of adj
mwng soldiers ia the senate saloon on the
EscOtta. Holding aiOft his empty glass
he discOgrsed as follows:
we were s,andin' an quarthers. wlitin'
fur The uaeorr 10 do dyther the wan
thing Or ,hc ither fur the gIneral Lad
sint thin word that they must ayther sur
rinder or git out, whin Z heard howlln'
oysf in the transport beyant
WHAT'S tho matter w.d thin Times
says? says 7
Theytc fghtin' mad says the gun
" What frr says 7. kind Of Interested
loike
'Bekase they's been on the shin FUR
wake says be. GRIMM loike a b5'boon.
am hewitt had a drink iv whusky since
they LETT Mainly
God r.st Thin says 7. and Just thin
J heard the old man-thats the captain
swear, fur the nagers. instead ~ surrin.
derin' OF Citing out was wurkin' on their
intrnchmnts.
'Ofil stand no more SIGH fooiishness.'
says be. open no on EN- says he. and
We opened zap. B'ys. sc ought 20 of seen
o. lvry t0ime we let or one gun va
opened "A ner strate through Iloilo. tili yea
could throw a stone tr0o de- town any
whore ye PLACED. Thin the Petrol sailed
I'm and let 'om have 70 wild the machlns
guns and she ist swept the pebbles N
De beach. Thin we landed IN the boats.
ana after as came the mo0nshiners.
yoliin lo'ke iVry man or thin owned y
private shtill and was afraid or losin' y.
We chased The uaRers ont Of the town
ana way into the country til " was
too dark 20 chase 'em any more. and va
came back 10 town and whin We whit
into Quarfhers fur De a'ght thin Times
save detailed tim min from ivery COM
pany 20 start a dlsfhilerv" manila cor
reepondence Of the 81. Louis Globe Demo-
Crat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11
COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK. May lO.-COTTON- Tho
cotlon market. alter opening steady m
uhehdN-cd prices 60 AN advance Of
point, showed considerable Weakness nm.
der disposition TO uQuidate lon. con
tracts, me bulls being afraid he tT1st
tneif position in View of a possibly dis
appointing bureau report Under This
pressure t.e market declined 4lt5 poinfs.
put upon tne PRONUNCIATION Of the report
cent. Do mississippi and Indian Territory
llom w Washington. the feeling became
hltAu-tE more was some d.saup0intmenf
iekdi olnS The terms OF The bureau report
Mhcn last year stated the probable acre-
hee dt 5o per cent, This being a de-
.it"ae OF 90 per cent. as compared with
t"e previous year. But this year the sta
tea'lei1Ns al Washington Indicated that
lue acreage question could not be ex-
pi s.ed ln figures until next month. while
Ht"liht tAal the belief OF correspondents
pointed 20 q reduction by states % per
> ~ Alaoama. o in Texas, 10 !n Arkansas,
III IN south Carolina. ~ I'm Louisiana. l3
IN Georgia, II IN North Carolina. and Is
N oklahoma. The trade here argued
thNt lhe report was bullish rather than
btailsh but that IL did not amount 20
Wuci ELMER one way or the other. The
market soon after us publication became
I, ilnosi stdgnant with "a saeging tendency.
= ne extraordinary sales OF spot cotton In
Liverpool (OCOO which private cables
ascfihed % continental demand, tended 10
check selling at this point In connection
with favorable reports from Manchester
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'plicable 20 such an appointment hence
you are authorized 10 pay Judge Ewart
hts salary as district Judge.
Tie comptroller suggests that section
1861 may not apply To offices created by
'the constitution, but leaves the question
open.
BUTLERs FIGHT.
In connection with this case IL viii be
remembered that Judge Ewart was APP
pointed at the request of senator Prich-
ard and continuation of the nomination
was fought Oh the bitter end by Senator
Butler. who charged al manner OF sins
20 Judge EWart. Senator Butler suc-
ceeded in preventing consideration of the
nomination So it died with the term or
Congress
THEY HELP THE WORKMAN.
Tho Times has iu lbs editorial columns
I'm season and out c0utended that the
ultimate effect OF al lab0r-savlng ma
chuery was to increase the demand for
the product and ln tne end work beIent
to the labor which temporarily suffered.
That this has been the effect of the type
setting machine is shown by the test-
mony OF Mr. Samuel b. Donneily' OF ~
diunapoiis. president Of the international
Typographical Union, before the Indus
trial Commi sion. Mr Dounely SAID on
inns point:
'1hc Mergenthaler type-settins machine
had displaced many comp0sitor. but the
effect of these machines has been 10 so M
crease the quantity OF work done that by
next year De Thought as many printers
would be employed as were employed on
the day the machine WAS introduced
There are 1000 machines in use to-day
and they had displaced ten or twelve
thousand men. Newspapers that pnt in
the Mergcnthaier machines a ie" years
ago had reduced their expense on ihat
account 80 per cent, but they hid pe'h
forced 10 enlarge their amount or com
position so that to-day they are spending
az much as formerly
J. p. Crawford was to-day recognized
as the y.ce-c0nsul Of Mexico at Norfolk
Assistant Boatswain j. n. Doyle has
been transferred from Norfolk yard 10
the Independence.
Private Harry A. Stout. Hospital Corps.
al Josiah Simpson Hospital, Fort Monroe,
has been discharged
Mrs. Mamie Vowel RiXey OF Virginia,
now residing az 1880 1 street northwest.
entertained n number OF young people
last evening az birthday party given in
honor OF her cousin. Miss ora Vowel. 81
-ulpeper. Va. Miss Vowel returns 70 her
home tfis evening. 20 the regret Of many
friends In Washington.
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same, 81 yards long, sI7o, usually

same, 81 yards long, si7o, usually
$3.50.
Tray-Cloths. 20 inches square. hem
stitched and one row drawn thread, -.
6-nch Square Mats, 10 match. &c. each.
cost 81 dozen.
Muslin Pillow Shams hommed. ready
for use. Sc. each; usually Sc pair.
HEMSTlTCHED SILK PARAsOLS.--
Aii-Silk ParasOls. with open-work. hem
stitched, IN Black. Navy. Red, Light-Biue
Pink Hchotrope, and sold boy us during
Easter al $50, sale commencing to-day,
$50.
SILK UMBRELLAs-Nav Car
net. and Green. twisted natural wood
handles. made on steel rods. with tasseis
and handles 10 match, sale commencing
to-day, $i.2o.
HANDK ERCHIEFs.
Added 90 the great lots OF LADIES
AND MEMS HANDKERCH1EFS offered
here yesterday from James Elliotts stock.
there are TWO cases more. Some heads of
families yesterday bought ~ and l. dozen
az a time
Real Irish Cambria Handkerchiefs,
Pure White, four corners open-work. A..
Real Irish Cambria Handkerchiefs. en-
broldered ali around and hemstltched. all
Pure White. zoe.
=. buys the best &c. Pure White open
Work Hemstitched handkerchief.
lie. for the best Sc. kind.
3 l-2c for the best Zoe. kind.
&c. for Zoe. Irish Cambria Handkerchlef5.
i-2-inch hem.
The ordinary Sc. Colored-Bordered
Handkorchiefs viii Doe for l..
Hen's Uandkerchicfs, pure Irish
linen hcmstitched. Tor De-, the best
25c. Linen Handhcrchiefs for i23c.
THE LINEN TOWELS
from the stock of James Elliott & Co.
are the Biggest Towci Bargains we. our
selves. ever saw. and though some OF
them are little s0led, that does not
matter with Towels.
Good, sturdy Irish Linen Uucka- i
back Towels, hemstitched, larger 1
than largest 25c. ones, and worth |
probably zoe, at zoe.
Heaviest Shilling Hcmmed Huck Towels.
Pure Irish Linen. over yard long. iOc.
Satin Damask Towels. Colored Bordered /,
and Frnged. Cenrepioce Pattern. Pure /
Irish Linens; sale at 90.
The finest 80 and 75c. Double satin I
Towels. and many hundreds /
II theni-cho0se at zoe.
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| on Change was had to-day-twentyone
/ CID packages OF sun-cure1 tobacco, OF
which Mes5rs. ". Ben. Palmer a. co. sold
siXtgn 40 PACKAGE, as follows. one
package (H. O. NJ. and >, No - at II.
one az. C.. NJ, 10. = az 80, Two lh. {.
NJ, No. / and No. = NJ Sll; one on. C..
NJ and 5, No. y al So. tWO on. g. NJ.
and s. No. and No - az 81, one CW. T.,
No. ID at s.. %. two tW. T.. No. ?. aud
NJ. NJ, 40. - az So: one "a. a.. a. so -
at 81, one Oh. Nj. No. - az $40, ole lW.
g. b., no. - at $40. one OF. g.. NJ, No.
- a. $40: two ~; =. a. NO. Z, and
Mr.. George a. Haynes sold five 90
packages a. follows: one package ct. J.
&, No. u az 81. one q. d. g.. SO. - ~
$50. ono Cr. j. c., No. - az 50. one pile
loose u7j pounds az 80. ono pile loose
sales of neW Dark loose tobacco on the
richmond tFa( breaks to-day ShocAoe
Warehouse sold JN2 pounds highest
price, SLID; StonewaH Warehouse sold
1.a1 pounds-highest price. SlJ. Cren-
shaw's Warehouse sold Gt-3 pounds
highest price. SIS 30. SheIblrnes Ware
house sold s279 pounds highest price.
Slu.5J. Total, -i,Jil p0unds-highest
Private sales reported 70 che secretary
Wrapper, > hogsheads, leaf dark. 3;
Tugs dark. - Total, - hogsheads
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
nspectlons-Bright. IL hog heads: dark.
II nOgshcads and Is t.erccs Reinspcc-
tions-Bricht, ] hOgshead.
StOueWall. ShOciyoc. 'renshaW's. Sea
brooks Allegheny. Old Dominion Dayen-
ports and Planters tobacco warehouses
report to-day: Receipts, l5j packages; de-
lyerios ~ packages
United states internal revenue collec-
tiOns ON tobacco for tne city OF R.ch-
m0ud Va. to-day. Cigars ard cigarettes.
81 1881: plug tobacco. e2l>3H. Total,
S7,jlf.55.
ghock0e Warehouse witt offer q good
break. including some fine caroline county
-ru-.ureI tobacco. StontUai and Shell
burue VIII also offer good breaks tO-mor-
row, Thursday, May -. l>JJ.
Our Colonel Walter D Watson, Of
Dmlle. Va. is in Richmond. Va. Toe
dHv. Pic saws fhcro were fairly good sales
on che breaks ln DauHIir last week. uut
the market IS quiet this week. ana OH are
busy striking tobacco.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11
TAKE GOOD CARE


OF all the Checks you get with goods you
buy here. By Checks We refer To the
slips of paper YOU get with goods pur-
chased. and upon which Is written the
kind OF goods you buy, also what you
paid for them. We shall call for some
OF these Checks almost daily. and give
YOU something for their return. To-day
we want all Checks of goods bought in
our Coiored Dress Goods Department yes
terday. and FOR every Check returned 70
the Transfer Desk We viii give you one
half dozen Berry or lce-Crcam Saucers.
Never before have
NEW EMBROIDERIEs
received such an ovation aH oId the great
lot placed on sale yesterday. In the finer
and daintier sort az 10 aud ~ &c the
assortment was remarkable. while there
are hundreds of yards at > and -. as
pretty as any we have heretofore had
at 10 and j. lie. Enough for fully a
weeks selling. though you should come
as early as possible for first choice.
james Elliott q CO., were manufacturers
IN Belfast. ireland, OF some OF the finest
LINEN TABLE DAMASh,
and knowing women yesterday said.
Linens OF such qualities have never be-
fore been offered al such little prices in
Richmond"
Double satin Dnmnst<, the hand
somcst Irish table dnmnsk. Import
ed 20 sell Cor one dollar and II quar-
ter "A yard, sale mt soc. yard.
The grandest eighty-ciGht cent
Irish satin Table Damask, pure
linen. more than $50 yards, sale at
52Ic. yard.
Linen Sheotng 2l2 yards wide. never
known under tiZ5. for TJc
Irish satin Damask, miil-end lengths,
upwards OF zoe. quality pieces cannot
b. cut. at II 20.
shirt-Waist Linens, yard wide.
cost TO import 90 and zoe, sale at
2@4c.
Irish Linen Damask Napkins, s. size;
We have bought many hundred dozens TO
sell at 81. These are 90.
Dinner Napkins. Pure Irish Linens. .
inches square. import price was SIS. sale
az Doc dozen.
. and zoe. Towels. Satin Damask.
Frnged Huckabac6, more or less soiled. !
- f-2c.
Best Irish Twiled Damask unbleached. /
Will wear a lifetime 81 inches wide, 33c. /
yard.
irish DamasiS Table Cloths, yards
long, G6 inches wide, costing usually .
81, TOR SI.39 each.
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BALTIMORE MD, May 10.-FLOUR-
Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Dull, spot. AZ 1l,t4'ic., month.
T4iaQT4atc.; june. 7lHiul4'-c., July, alft
75i4c. Southern wheat py sample. .yQtoc.
CORN-Steady, mixed. spot month ana
June, 3, .H3fi.c., july. jr4c' D4d. SCUM
ern white corn. a l-l.
OATS-Dull and easier; NO. . Wnlte
33# u3r4c
RYE-f1rm: 80. . nearby 6lAc. asked;
No ? western, 03i.c.
SrGAR-Sirone and unchalAeu'
UTTER-Stcady aud uncnahseu'
FGGS-Stoady ano unchanged.
CHTEST- Steady and unchanged.
IDTTI CE-fON SOC.
WUIgKY-Steady and uhcAahssu'
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this juncture, walt until / get hold %
YOU
There win never be another pipe made
like that" replied Hussey.
The Magistrate held Hussey I'm 800 bail
for trial Bail was furnished by am I'M
dertaker named Murphy
Murphy" said Hussey as he was leay-
ing the courtroom. IL hope you VIII
stick 10 me IN death as well as life.
feel proud 10 have YOU for a friend UNI
der these circumstances"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-11

NEW YORK. May 1O-There has been
an inpr6ved demand for staple cotton
Goods to-day, but business is checked ny
sscoreitv OF ready supplies, particularly IN
heavy brown sheetngs ana Gillis; tIlees
=. -. ga" d, cir demand and firm. Denlms,
Us maids and other coarse coiored cot
80 49, ai,,ief. but prices steady. Prints
strong with sales GinEnai5ss S's to s' reg
80 ,~ifh moderate sales. WIDE si1y
iganods i'm demand. silks are trm but de-
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''o'i's 9'ochs'
AtchIson I'D ................. 55@,
baltimore aud ONO .... ............ g.
'aN.t-,- oouth'l" 100000 '"..''''. ~.
t'ei '.'.--- -''''''''''-- p
N4iD'. 't-'| N'.t' ..'-'-'''- -'''--''''- a. -
eli. b. ,Id ............... 1.,ls
w .-iid IT, t.t-.-'--. -'''''' '''-'''''
zee. r'.' go --'f'--''s-- e-'s''"' '''
Gil. q. Nj ...-. s..... s--.sss.ss.ss. 1i.t
'hlt lAN. ald i-r...... .............
,ni., Ind ana l. pid...-.. .'..-...s 49,
tl-. ANA n. N...... ................. l''.s
ODD. a.A ~. ~. po--.... --......... ~
a., g., T.. ANA rl. L-.... --.-....... u..2
a., O., q. ..h4 aI. j. llu. .-.-s.+s+-+.. .i
del and Hudson ...-. ...-...-...... lIN
IIcI., ia. ANA A..... ..............s. 400
Den. and Rio O.. .....--. --..........
Jlcn. uud ldo O.. pfd...... .......... 20
IIle WoWJ ...... ...--... .....-... I-,s
l-ne new 1st pld........ .-........ alsl
Fort Wayne ...-...- .--........... lot
Hitet -N"i .i'.' ID t'"' s.''.''''-' d
Jlockius Valley ........ .-......... 10
4lAuoia tcH.iaA '-.-'-'. ..''.'s.''s ~ -
.etAN 4-t'" '. 100 ---''s...ss --io
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.aalu can we invite you 20 Mats
,i,r splc of special importance

,aa.u can we invite you 10 q Mat"
ting snIe OF special importaneef
The arrival last week OK four cargoes at
one time have caused gut IN taS
market. ard a consequent big drop In
prices.
Heavy Fancy China Mating warranted
perfect. not damaged or stained, ~ yards
20 roll. $500.
Fine China Mating. close woven, Plaids
and Checks, entire roll OF 10 yards ior
Sass.
Il would seem that with yesterdays
buying no stock OF
THIN WHITE GOODS
could be- here to-day. but there are many
thousands OF yards In our purchase from
James Elliott x Co. and all the wonder
ful selling that was done yesterday viii
be- repeated to-day. and many days TO
come.
orgnndie swiss, the finest, thinnest
imported white goods, that retail up
to zoe. yard, some edges are slightly
soiIcd, but you can pick out some
that IL mott sale AT = Use. yard.
A French orsandie Is Inches wide. the
lowest price ever known Ior such gocds,
The best 4o, white French Orga ndie
new, whole. fresh pieces. nearly SoO yards,
15C yard.
In one great lot are more than 100
pieces 81 thin. sheer, White Goods,
striped Mulis, Checked NOIis. striped
syyfsse-. Lncc Opcu-Mork Null, Plaid
Orgnndies. and almost every kind of
fancy White Goods that you have
seen, ny 60 I2ic. yard-ycsterday
afternoon when they were first
placed on anIe thcy caused sensa-
tion-aud the price Win be Use. .
yard.
Plaid Muslins. not common, ordinary
check muslins, 7sc. yard.
Hundreds OF yards OF Lace. Openly Work.
Plaid Muslins. costing up 90 i-ic., for
3 7-sc yard.
Genuine Imported Dotted swsses Pure
White. s-sc. yard. usually costing
l2l-2c.
Finest sc Seeded Dot FOR ~ &c. yard.
English Long Cloth. 100 quality next.,o
the best, i2-yard piece. sac. These are
slightly soiled.
The Finest i0c. Double-Fold Dlmities.
every width. Stripe and Check. stun that
never before have come under tho bargain
hammer. for.
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GRAIN AND COTTON Fvcr7,Ncr


NORFOLK. Va. May l0-PEAN1-Ts
Farmers stock.m.Faucy 3l.c. po1nd
pound. common. none offered S~s,,t. l''
e5c. per busheL Tone OF market tiTm
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HATS
TRIMMED
CHARGE.
WRITE
FOR
SAMPLES
BY MAIL.


White HanrohS
exensiyeth esale vii
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THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST CoNvEN.
TON. LOUISVILLE. kY.

Delegates and others wishing 10 attend
the above convention. held al Louisville
Nav nth 10 18th. are requested 10 CON-
municate al once with the undersigned
ARTHUR q. LEWIS
s. L. A. halto. and Ohio r. r..
Qfndar Atlantic HoteLl Norfolk. Va