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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-08
TIMES AMT
HARD WID US. y

Stan round dare Jim Slick Mister
John cussin case your ribs am shown
How he spec you to sta fat wild me and
you haulin goods all de day and haf de
mite.
Bisness may be dull wild some Of des
stoes. but if hit gifts any brasher wild
us Mister Will hab to buy some more
bosses. Fore God he will! De white
foxes say how we hab de best and l
spec OATS de reason you sprung in dat lei
leg, Jim.
The above was delivered by Mack
Mangum, our commercial traveller on
the Northeastern route, to his horse.
We cant exactly agree with Mack
that "Times aint hard with us, for the
low price of cotton has effected us along
with the balance, but we do make the
following assertion
Stronach & Sons do the largest Retail
business and keep the best stock OF
groceries in the State.
We are agents for
Roller Champion Flour
without an exception the best Flour IN
the United States.
Chase and Sanborn's Coffee
Needs no recommendation
If you will call at Higgs & Co.'S you
will be treated to a cup Of
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b Il t IN orc sp O.
cial than other
features, if posi-
bile, will be the
Nightgown selling.
Prices so molestly
pitched fro m t h e
cheapest to the best
grades, t h a t they
cannot fail to strike
Y o Il. M a II V Of
the b @ t t er grades
of Night Robes are
daintily trimmed
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may he pardoned for doing our utmost
to impress upon you the Importance OF
the occasion.
Plain and trimmed Muslin Corset
Covers, high and square neck. Zoe
Cambria Corset Covers, high neck
embroidery trimmed .......... 1Jc
Cambria Corset Covers, embroidery
trimmed, V. neck ............... 1Jc
Cambria Corset Covers. some lace
and some embroidery trimmed
Y. and square neck. ........... poe
Cambria Corset Covers; square
neck, inserting and embroidery
trimmed-sleeves trimmed ...... soc
Cambria Corset Covers. embroidery,
inserting and ribbon trimmed. 49,. Toe
Cambria Corset Covers-squarc
neck, inserting. embrwoidery and
ribbon trimmed, sleeves and
neck. ....,. ........ ....... .Nl,p'
DRAWERS.
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CORSET COVERS.

Did we not know whereof we speak
concerning values anent this big under
wear sale we might not be quite so en-
thusiastic. quite so emphatic. But
knowing as we DO know that every item
advertised and dozens of items not adj
,yertised are real genuine bargains, we
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Muslin Under Garments. Our Annual Sale,

EQUIPMENT of the
Muslin
the
naiyp for
o
this Muslin
Sold
styles keep this department
n
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Mr.. Henry J. Fort, of Forsyth county.
was yesterday appointed manager of the
shirt factory at the penitentiary. vice
James Mott, Republican, resigned.
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The Ladies Dry Goods Store.

Ladies' Ribbed Vest, all sizes, 15c.,
were zoe.
Ladies' Cotton Ribbed Vest, all sizes, a
great favorite.. ...... ....... .25c.
Ladies' Gray Wool-mixed Ribbed Vest,
with Pants to match, all sizes, 40c.,
were soc.
Ladies' White Wool-mixed Vest with
Pants to match, all sizes, soc, were Coo.
Ladies White Wool-mixed Vest with
Pants to match, all sizes, 63c., were TIC
Ladies White Wool-miXed Vest with
Pants to match. all sizes, SIC, were 81.
Ladies' Atwood Oxford cut Vest, Pants
to match. all sizes. .$1.09, We're S1.25.
Ladies' Silk and Wool-mixed Vest and
Pants to match, all sizes, Soc, were 81.
Ladies' White Merino Vest, to clear
them out at once. 65c., were S1.0O.
Ladies' White extra super mixed Vest,
$1.00, were 1925.
Ladies' Fine White Australian Pants,
size 81 (only size left. .7Sc., were 81.
HOSIERY.
Ladies' regular made black Hose, all
sizes ........ .......''s '.''' ''lC'
Gentemen's Half Hose ........, &C
Boys extra strong ribbed Bicycle Hose
...,.... ...... IUc
boys extra stout IlDDeu IiC9 ClS AA'N-
..... 900. ...... &c.. u"
Children's tan Hose, to fit from : to ~
years ... ...... lie, Were lac
Childrens tan Hose, to fit from 3 to
II years 80. ......71ac., were 1Oc.
Children's fancy Plaid Hose, to tit from
3 to years ..... Doc, were 50c
Childrens black ribbed Hose, to fit from
, to years. ....,.....1 loo per par
We carry in regular stock all sizes and
qualities Ladies' and NJ 'sses' Hosiery,
fast black.
VELVETS FOR WAISTS AND
TRIMMINGS.
Silk Velvet. plain co.ors soc, We're nc.
Fancy colored Velvets soc. and &C.
were S100.
Fancy colored Vel1 cts ..$1.00 were
$3.50. $1.75 and 500.
HABIT CLOTHS.
4G inch Black Wool Habit Cloth. .3Sc
30 inch Black Wool Habit Cloth ..3oc
IS inch Black Wool Melton Cheviot, 95c
BOURETTE CLOAKINGS.
"a inches. 80. -. $685. was $3.50
"a inches $3.50. ..$1.50, was $2.25
ONACH,
IL DRY GOODS HOUSE,
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NEW ADvER TlSEMENTS.
THE WEATHER TODAY.

For North Carolina: Fair, variable
winds.
Local forecast for Raleigh and vicinity
to 8 o'clock tonight: Sunday-Fair.
Local data for Raleigh yesterday:
Maximum temperature, 81; minimum
temperature, 81; mean, "a; rainfall, 20
inches for a hours.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-08

Sheriff Jones, of Moore county, yester-
day settled his taxes. He is the second
sheriff to make settlement in full with the
Treasurer, Sheriff Ellington, of Johnston,
being the first.
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CITY ITEMS.

Ex-Register of Deeds Rogers is now a
member of the firm of w. r. Neal and
Company, at Apex. He will also operate
the Apex Canning Company.
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ullce. ..'' - '.'..'''.'.. $500 IL
Muslin Drawers, Umbrella ruffle of
Cambria. 49,. ..... ......... %
Muslin Drawers, deep Umbrella
Flounce Of Cambric-edged with
lace. ....... p
Muslin Drawers, with hemstitched
ruffle, edged with embroidery,
tucks above rulfle. ............. %
Cambria Umbrella Drawers. with
ruffles, trimmed with lace and
inserting. ......... ,..... 1u
Cambria Drawers graduated UNI
brella ruffle- trimmed with EN-
broidery. ... ......... -. J0
Muslin Drawers, with deep ruffles
of fine embroidery. ............... a.
Cambria Drawers, Umbrella ruffle,
trimmed with embroidery ...... q
Muslin Drawers-trimmed with fine
embroidery and tucks, some plain,
some Umbrella ....... ...S1.I
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AS some Of the best numbers

ID + a w ers are
somewhat limited
as to quantity
it is advisable
t h a t v GU b G
among the early
ch0osers as these
lots cannot be
d II Pile a ted at
these prices.
Plain muslin
Ora w ers
hem and 4
tucks, made
with yoke. :. 13c.
Muslin Draw
ers, d e e p
cambria Flo
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with cambria or
embroidery houn
ces; all cut very
full. 4 h v are
among the best
crea ii o II S o +
master m a k ers.
As this is the
t i m G o f y e ar
for replenish-
ing the under
w e Il T. on [ ii t
t h g $ T. lots Il t
{ h Sc prices
come just in the
nick of time.
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NIGHTGOWNS.

Every feature of this sale is special
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LADIES DRESS SKIRTS.
investment.

We have 26 Ladies' Dress Skirts left
in stock, tailor-made, this seasons styles,
and we give prices and description of a
few of them:
Black Figured Mohair Brilliantine, ~
inches long, 1925, was $500
Black Mohair Siclian, ~ inches long,
1915, was $3.50.
Black Wool Serge, 40 inches long,
81 30, was $500.
Black Wool Cheviot, % and 43 inches
long, $500. was $500.
Black Wool Cheviot, ~ inches long,
$500, was $3.50.
Dark Blue Venetian Cloth, 40 inches
long, $500, was $3.50.
Dark Blue Corded Wool CheviOt, -
inches long, SG.75, was $500.
Dark Blue Venetian Cloth, lengths Al
and IL. $6.25, was $500.
Other lengths and prices to show.
WHITE AND ECRU CURTAINS.
-ONE-PAIR CURTAIN SALE
In rearrapging our Curtain Department
we found several pairs of different lots.
We want to clear them out at reduced
prices:
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Miss Kelley, the accomplished elocu-
Zionist, will recite the beautiful story of
.sEnoch Arden in the lecture room at
Central Methodist church next Thurs
day evening, January the 18th. Miss
Kelley possesses rare gifts, and being sup
ported by some of our best talent. a
pleasant evening may be expected. Adj
mission 2Jc. Children 15c.
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WHITE AND ECRU CURTAINS
-ONE-PAIR CURTAIN SALE
LADIES AND MISSES UNDER
WEAR. HOSIERY.

"
Children's Union Suits, to fit from 3 to 10
wears zoe for the suit.
For Boys and Girls, White Cotton Vests,
with Pants to match, to fit from to
s wears . ...... 10 cents.
TO fit from 8 to IS years ....22 cents.
Boys FIeace-ined Cndershirts, Pants 10
match, gray, to fit fIom Z to ID years,
20 cents. were 80 cents.
Misses White Ribbed Vests, Pants to
Match, to fit from 6 to II years. 23c.
Infants Ribbed Vests .......S cents.
Infants wool-mixed Undershirts, 1Gc.,
were Soc.
Infants Ribbed Vest, rart wool, 13c.
were 25c.
Ladies' Sanitary Fleece lined Pants,
size 50. to sell for die, were soc.
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Men will do almost anything for money
some will even work.
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Muslin Skirts, trimmed with rufflc
and tucks. 2Jc.
Muslin Skirts, made with deep
double Cambria Flouncc .... soc.
Muslin Skirts. with ruffle of en-
broidery and tucks. ....... soc.
Muslin Skirts, with deep Flounce of
India Linen-hemstitched-
wide ........... .... Toe.
Muslin Skirts. with deep Flounce,
edged with lace. ......... Toe.
Muslin Skirts, with deep Flounce of
embroidery-eXtra wide. -. 80. 500
Muslin Skirts, deep ruffle, lace trim
med, extra wide. .............. 500
Muslin Skirts, deep embroidery
lObHce, .... 80. P=.OO
Muslin Skirts-trimmed with tucks,
rows of inserting, India Linen
Flounee and embroidery $50. $3.50
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SHORT SKIRTS.

Many sorts. many prices, but you can
depend upon this fact whatever sort
you select the price will be lower during
this sale than ut any other time 'twiXt
now and the next annual sale.
Muslin Skirts. tucks and ruffle. =. Doe
Muslin Skirts, embroidery trimmed,
deep Flounce. ......,... soc
Cambria Skirts, tucks, deep Flounce
and embroidery. ........... Toe.
Cambria Skirts. tucks, deep Flonnce,
edged with wide Point de Paris
lace. 81 90
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-08

Road Supervisor McMackin is getting
down to business on the work of the
county roads. All the roads were in
very bad condition when he took hold.
and he will get them in shape as rapidly
as possible. He stated yesterday that
for the past week he had been giving
his attention to the Holleman road. and
that he had it again in fine condition
IF you want good drive" he said.
.'try the Holleman road
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long WHITE SKIRTS.

Some plain with rows of tucks, some
The times., 1899-10-20
Uncle Sam Don't Wear
nra.r.a D., Commissioners.

aes ss--- bs he COM
@ t.sarl-r TnHul. Cba---s
lt l aal JOAN Cls.u --e at-
UH Hl..r u.fa. tutal &c
h- l.F-.r u -ar sCr.r
Department. al ei..H r.-
5000 tH He .e.-.er iu r.e same
and -Elf A. p B.a.s
...... ..e-. -.a.r division. IF trans
rIH Fr .ruHH s...
... ... et.ct tlis care.
IH.. .s .#- I.l Cd t.e competition. tr-
rH.-...E..H .| uaf. @ tar Manual Ir..a.ur
-..... building .T- r.- N.1.s. Tenth, 4H- B. sg- rI
l.l.....- .e.raI q ra '.r Wliiy s. Wood -le
....rrsf.....r t..l...r ta De- 8 T-r e.ltIm 0l the
.-..u...-. ....al LH- --ll building
Ii.t tir following uug. i- done gadrr rhs
permit eg-.eus Reset curb and Iay crm=ua
Sidewalk boo tr,r- rf Ials --f 600. ZHI -Hl ard
2-s. squa.r lza, .Thirtg~sscoEi Street between
O. and Iuirtyiuu--H s-Ig5ts1, 10 Az estimated eos-
sides oi Four-lld-a-half Street between o and
p Streets southwest, lt an estimated cost cf
81 OBS, thargrahle % the appropriation for re-
placing ubstTucI9i sewers, 1900 That basin h,,
constructed uu thc south side oi p Street east
0f Thrty-siNth Street and on the north side II
said street opposite centre line Of Ihirty-sixth
Sj7cet. estimated cost $50, charKgable to the
ctrreuE appropriation for main and pipe sewers.
Tf1t 400 iTcU C ~iV-inch water main be laid aud
irc hydraut erected in / Street between Haf
and First Streets southeast, a. an estimated
cost Of S474
The times., 1899-10-20
A Nev TriaI Asked for Yeausr.

In the case Of Lewis J. Yslstr, vh0 vas COM
yleted some DAYS ago Of violating the age o.
consent law. through his attorneys. True &
Mitchell. yesterday hIod motion far new trial.
The grounds upon which it Is ASKED is that the
verdict ol the iury is contrary o. tile evidence
and heCaul.. cf errors committed iu the conduct
20 the proceedings Exception IS als1 taken 90
alleged misconduct On the part 0i the prueeelJ-
inr atforuev for reference made t0 divorce pro
ceedinEs in which the prisoner was named as the
respondent.
The times., 1899-10-20
Licensed 10 Marry.

Marriage IrrH-as we've Issued yesterday 60
Daniel Grant Davis and Clrinnr Cameron Chlud-
Zee. William Harris and Charlotte Whiting,
Taomas Paul and Sarah Randall; Charles Robin
sea and MARY Ducsatt both Of Anaco-til. George
W. Ranks and Jane lee. W li5m Nixon and Car
re A. CaUmis. Don Jones and Irene Morgan:
Charles Iamh3ise. Soldier Home. and MARI Boy
Ian. and Randy Dlde and Annie NjthpFs
The times., 1899-10-20
To Defend Genrrin Ncrrnrs.

Rev. Edward NacKHight Brawley. y. D., pastor
q The Grace Baptist Church. of Dlrien. Ca. told
the story a the threatened race riots as Daritu,
Ca ~ a large congregation ~ cuIareG people
last night ia thc Second Baptist Church Al the
close oi the meeting contribution uas taken
up tD pay fCr the drfsUCe ~ those negroes who
were arrested as a result % the ri1tiug
The times., 1899-10-20
I.Inrh - RrcL.Ir.. nri1Inr.

the name ~ Waiter g.ah va.u Ea srrrlr.i u.5.rs
Judge RmH.E boz Doe Police Count Yesterday.
Martha Wfl.ss s.--.f.i tHat sH. es. driving along
Y.rglaa tgfr.e .If.rl-f. HI.u DHh raH .rtn
h,r wagon WITH H. team. Hf.aa.H1 rHs l-ltf
ari doing other damage. A fu. H SD .s la.Ilg
DIV. -l IL .---- ~ --L---L-
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A snit for "a Lnnd snIe.

Suit was fled in equity yesterday hy the Clark
Brothers Lime and Cement Company through
pose OF having the court order a sale Of lots
Nos IOi 100 and 100 70 satisfy mechanics
The times., 1899-10-20
a Hcnch Warrant for Earle.

Justice t.a'-.rl yesterday .eH.f
r-Ht t. u 81 Hrr I
.... '.......
Jaw. i.art b. -Hf .a H."
The times., 1899-10-20
!. nnrn,it 90 Rennirs.

permit has been issued 10 the City and
Suburban Railroad Company 70 replace the iron
rrles On Fourth Street northeast, from Rhode
Island Avenue to the Bunker Hill Road with
heavier wooden poles and TO repair and replace
the overhead trolley wires on these poles
The times., 1899-10-20
Thirty Days Each for Begging.

Edward Moses and John Logan were arraigncd
in the Police Court yesterday on a charge q
begging and intoNication They We're arrested
while soliciting aims from passengers on a Metro.
politan sentence Of thirty days in the
workhouse was imposed in each case
The times., 1899-10-20
Litigation over n MnII.

Thomas IS. Grimes yesterday began suit iH The
Supreme Court of the District against Frank W.
Andrews aud Charles A. Langley Co recover 600.
claimed as damages. iar the alleged tearing
down by che defendant li d party Wall between
the properties oi tHg parties to tHe sdlt.
The times., 1899-10-20
An tdditiouaI Policemen ,,r,t.

iIr Comm. .Er H.H
r.H- f..e g
tif F.tr- ... 's o. E a.
t.e Adams i.r.. ..r....
TiEt. .t.r H..tH... # .. .r-
i-Ht .ia tlr u
.si-e H .. H.u.l. Lae seifat a.
The times., 1899-10-20
Mrs. Bromvven Granted a Divorce.

Maud L. Bromwell was yesterday granted a
divorce from her husband, James Edgar Brom-
well, on the ground Of dcsertiou The decree
was signed by Justice Hagner, and authorizes the
petitioner 70 resume her maiden name, Maud L.
Maddox.
The times., 1899-10-20
uoIfduv Not IncIuded.

Orders were Issued yesterday by the Con'ms-
siorers n tho eject that in the future all per
,ii.rr errr1oves Of The District entitled 10 leave
af shgeu5a with paw viii be allowed their iuil
quota of leave exclusive legal hohdays, and the
latter viii not be charged against them
The times., 1899-10-20
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY
FT-1,r RrorfnIrfr Uarord

Tho following deaths uerr reported 70 tHe
Health ofaces yesterday: Helen Harbsueh. o.
yesrz; Edward Fmfora. ST. years: James Hurley.
q yHzra. and walter Lowe D dsgs
The times., 1899-10-20
10 - - nroI.e ,Lolhcr.. IIenrL

Ms- n.iat.H7 el1ul daHr bay e-f.e. we've
th- erfy ~ tH. us.lIt.s.nHf Tie GLASS a-s ~
fhr tr,.- gaaltt- THIS uets hags ga ta. h..,E
broke IHr window and caused te5rs iu tre Tsf..f-
household T. IS Warren Co.. III N.r-a Srae,.
were sea- for and replaced ,h. broken window at
"a Ntry rt4sat-b.e COST It
The times., 1899-10-20
Cfven Irnve 10 sarine "A Cable.

TIE ChrszB.lke ard ohi0 Telephone Company
tas been gIlntsl a permit % stfing tUenty-
lgc uln CHbie from titir p0Ie along street
laFlln-at no rfErE StreeE, thence along Tenth
etrrrt ta ieuiEanA Avenue. i1T the plgpose 4
replacing q anlIsF nuuler ci single Csdhead
uirts noH lA thslT FllG .lle
The times., 1899-10-20
No street Lamps at Present.

Tire Commissions have notified John heike-
ietn. Secretary oi The woodburu Citizezs Associa-
t5rf tf-t owing 20 the scarcity % funds for the
rurudEe thr- cannot grant bis request 20 erect
street lamps on Rock Greek Church and Blair
The times., 1899-10-20
a Coconnut Cron short.

Consul Johnston writes from Utila, Honduras.
that the shipments Of cocoanuts have fallceu of
% per cent. They now bring the planters S. 90
$40 per thousand. The shortage viii extend %
BaF Island north coast ot Honduras Guatemala.
and British Honduras Il IS due 90 the damage
l-uo -- III .----. L--L u------ M A-A------
The times., 1899-10-20

Columbia Theatre Francis Wilson In "Cyrauo
ce BeFgcraC. evening.
Lafayette square Opera House Madame Janau.
Bchek % Meg Merriles;" evening.
Aari1E1. lheatre-ALEa Held iu ''Papa's Wife,
evening.
Grand Opera H0use-Taudeyille; afternoon and
evening
Academy q Nus.c-''When London Sleeps"
evening
hernan's -HeI,z -saH;ley Burlosq1e Company;
afternoon and evening.
The times., 1899-10-20
Jnmes A. CIarIle Nor GuiItv.

BY order Of Justice Clabaugh, the jury which
considered the evidence against James a. Clarke,
who was charged with obtaining money under
yesterday.
The times., 1899-10-20
A PROPOSAL Accented.

Ihe proposal q p ~ Hadskcpar "a farrssi
the oglleetous sHl isF iaaladlm o. TalEts seventh
elrret- frum Sew ca Road a. 81 stfeff. Ias Been
aclfplca hJ the CesHulssllatrs. me e.ar lf ttf
Haalll-a au1 uosA pll b. sssg
The times., 1899-10-20
7 Oday
Our Dnr,nant nav
Usual -

10 CLINT and glare IS strong enough 10
outshiue OF deaden the bargain brightness
Of our weekly remnant sale. They have
thar mirror reflection which shows double
value ir every purchase. New remnants
direct from the New England mills
TT for heavy unbIeached muslin rem
s nauts ia lengths from one TO ten yds.
9zc for Indigo prints. percaIe finished
is shirtiugs and plaid dress goods.
Worth up TO 10 cents yard.
Ar for Sea Island fine yard wide IN
rs bleached muslin remnants.
EsC for standard peTcale remnants in all
u sorts OF figures. dots, stripes, zigzags
and floral effects on black, red, navy and
new blue grounds.
&c for yard wide percaIe remnants. These
W goods come in assorted dark colors,
and represent many new designs.
&C for drapery swiss. These goods are
W known as Lappe;s, and are worth
L IL cents a yard.
&c for yard wide New York Mills,
Us bleached muslin remnants in lengths
from one 10 ten yards.
TIC for Teazledown Outing Remnants
These goods are douhle-faced, and
hnds-light and dark.
TIC Tor Canton Flannel Remnants
heavy twilled back and long nap.
VIII compare with IOc and y l-2c quality.
10C a yard for Wool Dress Goods. such
~ as Br0cades. Diagonals, and Fig
ures. In lengths suitable for waists and
dresses
11IC for fine Twill sateen Remnants.
iHZ Crow black and fast color, as good
as any 25c quality sold.
11IC for new silk Striped Plaid Rem
i%z nants, in bright and beautiful
shadingE-aI this seasons coIorings-in
waist and dress lengths.
10C yard for z0-inch Brocade Novelties
- and plain Wool Cashmeres. in black.
navy, brown, green, myrtle, and dark
05C yard for fine Wool Henrietta Rem
II uants. in black, grey, tan, and cardi-
nal-regular 3sc and 49c quality.
90C for z0-inch AII-wooI Henrietta and
- Fancy FiaIds. A score Of pretty
eolors which are worth sc and CSC
Third Floor-New Remnant Dept.
The times., 1899-10-20
District Pensions Issued.

The following pensions have been granted TO
residents a the District: Increase, William 5.
Canatsev. SO 10 SIG; James ". Flood, $50 $40.
War with Spain, original, Robert II. Stacy, $50.
The times., 1899-10-20

The jury in Oh, case ~ Csor-, IS. Haynes.
against Walter G. Duff. Or s-HHaa damage. for
alleged libel returned @ verdict yesterday 100
favor et tine defendant.
The times., 1899-10-20
Remnants Of Silk. Rsmu ants of Silk

Another batch Of silk Remnants which
have accumulated on account Of another
busy silk week Plain blacks. plain col
ors, novelty blacks. novelty colors. plain
taffetas, and fancy taffetas-a fair repre-
sentatiOn Of the best selling kinds In our
stock. The prices viii be one-quarter.
one-third, and one-half less than usual.
Centre bargain table first floor.
The times., 1899-10-20
2 Elegant FaInas in Lining Remnants

White and Cream and an odd lot Of light
shades ia al grades and prices. Goods 1zC
which sold from Joe TO 1Sc a yard, for J9
One lot Of Lining Remnants, such as
silesia. percalines and fancies. in as cC
sorted remnant lengths, per yard d.... U
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Thc Chnrges Di.mis.ed.
81 nnmnee. for IInrnc..

The charges of neglect Of duty against Police
M J. r. Buu- %. uf tht Flfth precinct, have
en- dismissed by order ui the Commission
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n - forget about a case of Export
Hnn or 'gunbacber'' Beer for SIudly
DUH q bottles. 81 20 Wash HTeHey
Co, sth and d ne.
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Movements of Naval vessels.

The unb-ats Eagle and Yankton sailed from
Portsmouth " H. for New Yor, YESTERDAY
The battIe>hip Indiana arrived yesterday at the
Brooklyn navy yard.
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sTREET LIGHTING

low ti5e...--.----.-..-..-2 A n. and 2.59 7. y
algh tiae.------.--.,...-5:l 5:ls An. and g.gi l. 81
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A2IUsENENTs TODAY.

lamps l-t today. P-l
Lamps our tomorrow. ..-........-.5.2 Is A
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THE sCN AND MOON.

Highest temperature yesterday, ?. m-.......
LovCs- teElpeI4tuse yesterday, 9 Z. m.........
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PHASES OF The NOON ron oCroBET

Sun rCse--.-..-C-Is Az sun scts.......5:If 2.
Noon rises .-.-g;-s P4 Moon sdls.............
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S. KANN, SONS 6 co.
9th and Market Space.
0be g Wirldka
FRIDAY OCTOBER %. ls9a
The Weather Prediction.
TElIPFRATURF.

Coldy. with local rains Friday Saturday fair
hight variable winds
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A Pinch Il ;:: s.: :=:; q; FL: s s.: :; 4:
/ OF fine sterling
Of Salt. s.: !: : + z: =: :: G:
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IEIE ranLE

HcW.-------.-...----Ft Pun l............... 18th
f1Tsy qlarter-....-l-l- Last al-rter.........zJth
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DOd s: Is: Fl: :: i:
ston store where everything is excellent, and they
do not understand why anyone should have poor
tea coffee Silver Leaf Japan Tea, 60c 10; small
Q grain Pnhead Gunpowder Tea 6Oc h. Natural
xOs Leaf Japan Tea, 6Oc ID; good Gunpowder and
Ooong mixed for soc To-