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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18
Business Monies.
TUESDAY, APRIL IS, 1899.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.


FORE1GN.-There were many narrow escapes
from death at the burning of fathouse In a
fashionable quarter Of London - The Red
Cross steamer Portia is TANNED in the Ice be-
tween Cape Race and ST. Johns. - The dis
cussion of the German Meat Inspection bill was
begun In the Reichstag - Thirty outlaws
were captured and eight killed In one week In
April in the Province Of Santiago, Cuba. -
Sir Rose Lambart Price Bart. author and SOL
der died In London. - A statement regard
ing Samoa was made IN the House Of Commons
by Mr.. Brodrick. Parliamentary Secretary OF the
Foreign Office.
DOMESTIC.-The Army Beef Court OF In
curry heard further testimony from Professor
Atwater and Colonel Weston, and made an In
spection Of canned roast beef returned from
Cuba and Porto Rico - Bartlett Trip the
mission. arrived in Washington to receive his
instructions. - The Governor demands that
the Rapid Transit act shall not permit per-
petual franchise. - The Governor sent to
the Senate the nomination Of William Church
Osborn TO be State Commissioner in Lunacy.
CITY.-stocks were dull and lower - 1t
was announced that the Metropolitan Street
Railway Company would withdraw its offer TO
the Rapid Transit Commission to build the I'M
derground railroad. - Richard Croker was
again examined before the Mazet Committee,
and declined TO answer many questions. Simon
Bu;tner former proprietor Of the Broadway
Garden. charged Police Captain Price with de-
manding protection money from him. - The
Rev Dr. Munhall, at the Methodist preachers
meeting yesterday attacked Methodist schools,
because. he said, they made infides through
higher criticism - Many people paid visits
10 the cruiser Raleigh in the North River yes
terday. - The Brooklyn baseball team de-
feated the Boston team at Washington Park by
4 to i. - LAlouette, Montanic Gaze, Duke
OF Middleburgh. Sadducee and Maxine Gomez
won the Aqueduct races.
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Fair
and warmer. The temperature yesterday: High
est, so degrees; lowest 40; average. 50&.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18
PERSONAL.

The American Bible Society has appointed the
Rev DR. william r. Henderson. Of Chicago as us
field agent for Illinois. Indiana and WISCONSIN,
II Is proposed to erect a statue Mt Norwich, Eng
land in memory OF Sir Thomas Browne The me-
mortal is TO be placed the house where ne died
in 1923
Miss BeuIah Cooper Hubbell. Of Des Moines. Iowa.
who is to be married to Count Carl Axe Wacht-
mester. Of Sweden. Is a great-granddaushter OF
James Fenimore Cooper. The Count Is member
OF the Swedish diplomatic service ana az Presse,l'
Is stationed at Chicago as secretary OF the o"eosn
Norwegian Consulate
General Gomez has purchased the summer villa
near Havana where General Weyler used TO live
A correspondent of THE Detroit Journal thus
exnlains why Clifford Sifton, and not Thomas
Greenway the Premier Of Manitoba was taken
into the Dominion Cabinet: 'Greenway Is dia-
mond In the rough. He has much OF the crudeness
of his native prairies just as he has much OF the
OF II. eccentric He releases pickles from the bot
tie with his own fork and passes them on; he is is
food using knife and fork with equal dexterlty.
These habits were perhaps acquired IN ms cur u,
place in a Cabinet Minister. who might be asked
TO dine at Rideau Hall with the Governor GeneIaI
social imposslbility, and Sifton. who was college
and had all these polite arts was TAKEN m, III,
stead Mr. Greenways attitude toward tine DO
minion Government is now menacing not to say
truculent"
Bishop Rowe (EpscopaD. OF Alaska. Will not
establish a mission where another religious denom-
ination is already at work The natives among
whom we have been laborng." he says. have re-
sponded very quickly to the appeals of the mis-
sonaries. This response, 1t would seem. was partly
due to the fact that found them In their natu-
raj state utterly shut out from civilization and
without the bad habits that are often acquired Dy
contact with civilization and which are noticeable
among a great many Of the coast natives The
white miners, 90 per cent OF whom fairly represent
our best citizenship have been kind and responsive
They do much good. and. while not very religious:
they exceedingly interested in all our practical
Christian work"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18
urday II managers don't know the difference.
they are singulary obtuse. One such ooject-ies-
son as last year furnished ought to be enough
Mr. Bryan ought to work up something more
startling for his next dollar dinner.

New Rochelle has put off It's village clothes,
and Is now a ful-iedged city. To-day the citi-
zens Will choose their first Mayor. There is
normal Democratic majority in the town. but IT
is believed that determination to start the
new government on q sound and healthy basis
will prompt hundreds to ignore political lines
and vote for Hugh Miller Harmer. the Repup-
lican candidate Mr. Harmer Is an able, broad
minded man. thoroughly conversant with the
needs Of New Rochelle. and he is credited Win
Independence enough to follow his own Ideas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18

The Semi W'eekH Tribune Of to-day
contains ~ Yarn of Santiago, BY Robert
Mansfield, Corporal IT, S. N. c., lUho
served nnder Captain Sigsbee in the blockade
and afferuard 1ras in the fight Nth Ce'1era.
Single COPIES, in lpratters, cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18
NrwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. APRIL 49, 1899

full examination as to the lmpositions practised
on the committee. While Chairman Mazet is
uncovering wrongs In the greatest city In the
State, 1t will be well for him to be careful that
he does not permit his committee to forward
scheme to perpetrate greater proportionafe
wrong In the smallest village.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18

We supposed that there could really be noun
ing new revealed about police corruption out
only repettions Of the old stories Of blackmaiI
OF vice But yesterday Mr. Moss brought OUT
testimony TO show that not only did the police
protect divekeepers, but actually entered INTO
partnership with them for dividing the proceeds
Of robbercs committed in the protected resorts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18

II is our opinion that there are severai serious
objections TO the State CONSTITUENCY DILL ana
TINT there is at least one fatal objection. namely.
that II It Is TO be put through at all 1t must be
rushed through without respect TO the needs
and wishes Of Buffalo. Rochester Syracuse,
Albany and Troy which have been Included In
the terms Of the bin at this time for the sake Of
politics and not OF principle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18

Let there be no mistake ABOUT passing the
Franchise Tax b!ll. The man or organization
beating Il will be plainly marked FOR pilins up
taxes on poor househoders and helping rich cor
porations to escape.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18

1t is an open question whether Mataara 10 tne
Aguinaldo of Samoa Aguinaido is the Ma
taafa Of the Philippines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18

The sort OF baseball the public likes and will
uberaily support was played In Brooklyn on Sat-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18

Has rapid transit gone away into die ewigke
once more?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

Cotton Goods

WITH SHIFTED PRICES OUR OWN
WAY.
that will bring surprise to all the callers
Monday
Fancy Plaid Dress Fabrics. exact imi-
tation Of the soc. woollen ones Tor
A. Bieached Cotton. extra heavy grade
Fancy Dark Prints. the Glide. grade
for &c. o.
1o6-inch Bieached sheeting, the Sjc.
quality. for Zlc. =,
S1-8c. Indigo Blue Prints, all new de-
signs. for 1 2c.
Extra-Wide Unbleached Cotton Ior
1o-i Fine Brown sheeting. 1Sc. grade
for 3-4c. T..
signs for 53-ic.
42-inch PillOw-Case Cotton for sic
Apron Ginghams for Sic. yard.
FROM $40 TO Glib
~ Bleached Cotton for lie. yard.
FROM 1899 TO n O'CLOCK
3>I-2-inch Fine Brown Cotton, usually
G1-fc.. for . 3-ic.
FROM y TO l230-
NEW DARK DRESS PRINTS. all this
seasons designs. for Bic
FROM 3:lj TO $40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

22-inch Black Peau de Sole, genuine genuine
French dive. regular standard Nalue
at 81 25. for Csc. yard.
A new lire of Black Brocade eros
Grain. warranted every thread pure
silk 20 inches wide, worth SOC, loi 4tc'
plain Black Armure. 20 inches wide
GOOD weight. excellent quality "c'
value for 4Sc. yard.
imported Black Taffeta. warranted 20
give entire satisfaction, importer
nrice So for $l45 yard.
Guinette Best Black Duchess Satin, %
inches wide. extra high, lusrols IN
ieh. imported to retail at $40 Ior
10 pieces Black French Poplaines. in the
new. soft-hnish effects, worth %.o'
2o.inch Black Duchess Satin, every
thread pure silk. splendid ustious
sheen. 75c. value. for &c. yard.
FROM Q TO $3.50 O'CLOCK
rs yards Of Plain and Corded BACK
Ta'ffcta SILK. worth ,jc.. for CSC. yard
FROM 10 TO 1890 O'CLOCK
BLACK Seeded Armure, % inches VIDE
warranted pure silk, s. grade, Tor 0vc'
yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

LADIES' TNLOR-MADE SUITS. IL
NAVy-BLUE AND MY HI III
GREEN WOOL FABRICS. AT $l0j'
ladies, SHIFTS. in handsome qualify
e,o,-aolfe Vfcuna ClOin, douhlt-
bre.sted. "a tight-htting jackets SIN
1rnd throughout velvet cplIaI. IeN'l.
nf heavy corded crystal SIR he"
name. skirt: special for Monday 40
usually 500
Handsome SUITS Of Heavy scotch sun
ing doublc-breasted. new sCaloI
i9Ckets. literally stitched, SIX hlite
fhrouchout. perfection or inish ali"
workmanship. for $2A15-usua ~ >oV'
Ladies. suits. I'm Atwood Homespuns
and Chevlots, new d)uDit pI ..'.i
ard dy-fr0nt Jackets. with scMiop'9
and br3id-bound new slu1 p""el
SKIRTS. I'M an prevailing shades, al
Si1 and $40 gS-can't bee matched for
less than SO.
Elsck Chevi0t Suits. silk lined through
ont with Plack and Colorea IalIctd'
af SlA-usually SIS.
500 AII-WOOL BLACK CREPON
SKIRTS. IN NEWEST CUT AND
DESIGNS. TCTTED AND BLISTER
ED TFFECTS. FOR S&9S
Atwood Back ChcyiOt skirts, latest
cut. Tapped seams. for $i-'-usuauy 90.
N.w-Deeigued skirts. of Black crystal
p0ulig. for E19 instead OF So.
Rich Plaid skirts, with best Innings
at $3.50.
$40 Plsck Fieured skirts. in Hrocaded
Armurc effects, for i5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

Nottingham Lace Curtains In eiec'Ne
patterns. for $50 pair
81 for full line OF Nottingham Lace
zoe for the usual soc. Lace Curtains.
Rsa1 Turkish POrtieres, with hahdsoIhe
fringe. for Sli50 pair. ,o
Stylish Oriental Curtains, III hahu9V'''0
designs. for tll.50 pair. ..,,,,,,,+
Elegant silk Curtains, with or WITHOUT
fringe $3.50 pair. ...,.t,
s,vlish Mexican POrtieres. with or WITH
out fringe for sli5o pair. It'd
Tapestry Curtains. the merceriZeu h'n"'
for S975-look like silk. .,..-..,,.. for
etviisb Fieued Brocatelle Curtains LOT
E1a with heavy fringe.
$50 FOR q Stylish Damask curtain ,,rl,ish
Stylish, Heavy Brocatehe' ]"
designs. for N.19 yard. co.. ,.,rd
1,,ocafelle I'm fancy col0rs, 6gc. yard'
Fancy DENNIS. for 93-ic.-2 re, h'i for
Curtain Muslins. IN iamcy p"''''''''
So vlrd-l2 l-2c quality. I'LL,
French Satqens for sc. yarc' lot p'"'
coverings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

Real Hand-M Made Lace Curtains III, 81
ouisitc designs, full yards III glb'i a.,
~ inches wide, Tor S3-real Naius j.
500 pair. 1......t,,.
ELEGANT Real Irish-Point Lace curtains
beautifully worked. in massive ue-
tr,6dso,no Battenberg Net Curtains,
With beautiful Marie Antoinette Tor
defs. for $35 pair s.t,,,.
Rcal brussels Lace Curtains, IN daInntN
designs. fun yards long, Tor $l''o
pair. o.-t. g, heavy
handsome designs, for $3.50 PAIR. 49,,
1rfeb-point Lace Curtains. IN beautiiu
embossed patterns, for $ils5 pair-'-o
is actual value. s.....
Point dc paree Lace Curtains III odln'y
Zee patterns. for $3.50 pair.
Appliqued Lace Curtains in pretty PAT
terms. for $i25 pair c,,r,,i,
An effective Appiiqucd Lace Ou' '''''
for $3.50 pair. Co.. ,r.,tv
Venetian Lace Curtains. III me- p'o'''
patterns, for 500 pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
HELPFUL SELLING IN
Black Goods.

PROBABLY THE LARGEST DEAL
EVER MADE N RICHMOND, AND
ALL THIS SEASONS NEWEST AND
BEST A RETIRING IMPORTER OF
FERED THE OPPORTUNITY.
EXtra-Heavy. Long Nap Herringbone
Cheyiot sells regularly for Dc TINS
sale. 5000 yards. for SOC. yard.
Black Wool Br0caded Armurcs. Drap
dAlmas. and MOhair Sicilians, s0ld
up 10 tOC.. choice to-day &c. yard.
4G-inch Fine Black Camels-Hair Home
spun for zoe. a yard, instead or $l.-5.
5G-iuch Zcbeline CheVOts, importer
price A.iO yard. they're 81 q yard.
ATWOOD Figured jacquard 20-incn Gre
nadia Cloths, Pure Reverslple MohdlF
Siciliaus. S5c value. all Tor 3Jc. yaLd.
50-inch Seeded Etamine and Large Bus
tered Mohair Cropons. usually 15c.. for
$780, Il yard.
Handsome silk CrepOns, that cost s. "a
yard 90 import. for SlN.
Fine Black ATWOOD Serges for 23c
yard.
Fine Black Crepons. I'm large. handsome
blistered effects. for SD Il yard.
Fancy Brocadej Siciiians, sold up 10
-0c for u DC yard.
FROM o 10 $50
Twilled Black Railway Cloth. an excel
lent Black fabric for So. yard.
FROM 1920 TO u O'CLytk-
50-inch Black Granite Cloth. that cost
6lc to import. for 33c. YARD.
FROM ~ TO l2:5l-
Long Nap English Tweed, cost zoe. TO
land for i9c. a yard.
FROM no $3.50
Wide D0uble-Fold Black Henrietta, a
40c. grade. for -lc. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
COLORED SILKS.

., pieces Corded Taneas; also, Satin
Striped Tanotas, on Brown. Garnet
Heuotrope. and Green grounds, Win
pretty colored stripes. regular 81
value for 65c. yard.
900 wards COlOrcd Embroidery striped
Talfstas suitable for both evening
and street wear. worth Co.,, for &c.
yard.
22-inch Colorcd French POpiins, I'm tho
newest shades of Royal. Violet. Gray,
Purple. Nile. Pink. and White, usually
AT N..5. for $50. yard
24 yards TwO-Ioncd Tdifetne, beautl-
FIJI for waists or dress Innings. Tor lSc.
yard
Sstin-Face Plaid Tafetas. I'm large and
small block effects, worth 45c.. for -'c.
yard.
A matchless lot Of fine quality Swiss
Tanet1s. including am the new iaI
shades-iCs the wen-known 15c. quail
ty-far jSc yard
BLACK SILKS.
28-inch Black Satin Luxor, an extra
heavy grade. perfect Jet-Back, nom
crushabie. regular value Sl5), for Soc.
yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
Tho ohen Co.'S Store HAS No Equal But Plenty OF lmltators
THE RETAILING OF
FIanneiS

AT CoHEN's IS A PROGRESSIVE SCI
ENCE. WE ARE DOING SOME WON
DERFUL PRICE-MAKING, AS THE
LIST FOLLOWING WILL ATTEST.
OVER EIGHT HUNDRED PIECES
CAME YESTERDAY FROM A BROKEN
FLANNEL DEALER.
Extra Heavy Fleeced Eiderdown. fancy
or pain. the rs 2-3c. grade. for S5-ic
Teaziednwn Flannel, in all the new
plaid and checked effects, FOR b &c.
Tsiannellettes in all the newest and best
FAN STYLES, 3-fc. for the II lie. grade.t
Fine Wool EiderdOwns. all co.ors' IN
plain for Csc; fancy effects for 30 ana
lgc. $50 r,r,,r
K-EMBROIDERED AND HEM,
STITCHED FLANNELS FOR &c; ~ !,
TO Si5O-EIGHTEEN DIFFERENT
PATTERNS.
white Wool Flannels start at Sic up
to soc. "a
Red TwilIed dedicated Flannel for lOc e.;
the lie grade. Y l-2c.; 10 2-5c. ior ~
and BE. grades
zoe Red Twilled Flannel for &c. 49,,
Gray and Navy Twilled Flannel Tor lV0'
iIi-y9rd skirts. ready for bet. heavy,
heeced. crochet edge All col"'7' '"'
Mil Ends Of Canton Flannels. in bleach
cd and unbleached. the price starts ~
23-lc. up to 93-4c.-just one-halt OF
piece price.
FROM $50 TO 10 O'CLOCK
Heavy Gray Twilled Flanneis' as GOO
as rs 2-3c. can buy for S5-ic. yaru'
PERHAPS NOT IN YEARS AGAIN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
SPECIAL SALE OF JARDl-
DINIERES AND PEDESTALS.

We closed out a foreign deaIer, VINO
represents almost every quarter Of the
globe Some very rare specimens i'm the
collection.
American Jardinieres and Pedestals, 10
inches high ought to sell for 81. spec
cial 25c complete.
of 25c
English Jardinieres and Pedestals. $L5o'
instead OF 81.
German. Austrian. and French Hand
Painted Jardinieres and Pedestals,
500 S25 go $}S. and so a set.
Royal Bonn Jardinieres. usually $, Tor
81 each.
Forrester's English Decorated China
Iardineres. We're s. for 8; 500 ana
g. 80 kind for Csc.
japanese Jardinieres. usually 81, Tor iNc.
A lot Of Jardinieres. usually JOc.. for pc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

LADIES' AND MISSES COLE CAPESs'
or PLAIN AND PLAID MAJ -
RAILS. SOME TRIMMED WITH
FRINGE. OTHERS WITH BIAS
FLOUN cDs. AT S5.9S 50. 800 $40
FROM 10 10 1880 O'CLOCK
Ia CHITDREN'S BRAIDED CLOTH
REEFERS, FROM 4 TO il YEARS
FOR soc. $40. .,..
Children's Heavy Refers, with nea NY,
braided. fancy collars, at $L'o ana
Heavy Refers. with large, fancy col
lar. trimmed with braid ana buttons
c5,ldren.s Atwood Doucle Jackets
THnrTS' NAVY. BROWN. AND
RACK MELTON CLOTH JAChhIS'
r16ifs' nan Covert Cloth Jackets with
fnlaid velvet collar and stitching ior
g2-consiSered a bargain, ,,oa
Riaok AU-WoOl Kersey jackets, Hheu
throughout. weltcd seams, ana ldIse
,earl buttons. for S5-fuly worth $n.1'
T,1ioe' and Misses oxford ana Brown
TIervv cloth Jackets. with ana win
out ve'yet collars richly sutcneu, new
ain front for $,-cant be duphcateu
for less than S.. c.,., pi.o1,
c,reu Jackets. of sOft-fnished BACK
Cbevi0t full satin lined. styhSh,
iauutv cut. perfect tit ana nnlsh' Ior
,r6ormiehly-Tailorel Jackets. Of finest
Grade Kersey and OXFORD NneNIo.,
with fulaid silk roVerS. Iditela OF
satin Innings, $lL5O. slb.ol. $50 ana go
S2j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
New Cameo CandlestiCkS, Pow
der-Boxes, Plaques, and Tooth
Dick Holders, 25c. choice.

Cameo Plaques. at Soc, 81. $3.50, $3.50,
$3.50. S. s. and So
RisGue Figures. usually 2jc.. for Ice.
Bisque Babies. i'm crawling. kicking, and
sitting positions, 25c.
100 Lace Figure Cabinet Ornaments, l3c
each. instead OF Ec.
TIpltz and Royal Bonn Vases, usually
DC. for ljc.
100 Rom Vases for soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

Best iO-Wire Tapestry
Brussels Carpets, in light
or dark effects-Smith,
Sanford's or ROXbury-
always S5C., are here,
629C,
Wilton Velvet Carpets. good dollar
value. for 6jc. c-, ,,.,to
SOC. q yard. ...,....
3Jc. yard. ~, .i,.,
Nouette Carpets. light or dark colors,
81 Is value. for zoe. ., o-
Administer Carpets, the always Fl''o
Grade for soc a yard.
Best Five-F Frame Body Brussels Car
pets. for rooms, halls, and stairs Sl.zo
value for SOC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
Comforts,

fine White waddng filed, extra large
Crefonhe Comforts. full double-bed SIZE
- and $50 1,.-.. Co.
p 20 69c. $500.
CA1rBRIC-COVERED DOWN CUSH-
IONS. ALL SIZES.
The price starts at 15c. for the liNlf'
the 2SX2S-inch for $3.50.
Undiscovered Feather Pillows Tor &c
1Sx25. pounds each. ,.,. e.n,
Crct0nne-C covered Cushions, with tfili'
various designs for 35c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
STAMPED PilIow-Shams

NEW DESIGNS FULL SIZE. REG
ULAR 100 ONES. FOR lor PAIR.
New line OF Stamped Centrepieccs.
finest grade of art linen, AN sizes.
from 10 59c. each
All the newest patterns i'm Plaid Sofa
Pillow Tops. crOss-st'tched designs,
for 2Jc.--wen worth soc.
2-yard-long Pure Linen Bureau Scarfs,
stamped and irinsed, Csc. value FOR
5Jc.
Stamped Linen Photograph Frames, Y
different designs, for Zoe.
A Fun line Of Ruaiss8ncc-Pattern
eaun-COycred fin-CushiOls. Sofa PHI
lows linen fringe, SILK and cotton
cord. can be found here at one-haif
their value.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
MATTINGS.
Fancy China Mattings,
ITO pounds to the roll, 4Oc.
value, for 25C.

New China Mattings, bright colors.
u 1-2c.
Heavy China Mattings large or small
checks l5c.
Linen Warp Mattings, carpet weaves,
for l5c.
ANY of the 50 and 40c. Linen Warp Mat
tiugs for 20c.
OIL-CLOTus AND LINOLEUMs.
CLOSE BACK BEST 25c. FLOOR OIL
CLOTH ALL WIDTHS FOR II lie.
A SQUARE YARD.
Best soc. Floor Ou-Cloth for zoe. a yard.
3-4-wi0e Heavy Stair Ol-Cloth for l5c.
yard.
5-S-wide Heavy stair Oil-Cloth for p l-2c.
yard.
Figured Linoleums, six patterns. soc.
grade. 81 PC.
Rest 7.c. Linoleums for 5Nc.
Inlaid Linoleums. col0rs all through,
$50 value. for Sl.l5 a yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

OCCUR AGAIN. NEARLY 500 PAIRS.
SOME SLIGHTLY SOILED. BUT ALL
As GOOD FOR WEAR AND USE AS
EVER.
1874 Heavy FIeeced Blankets, fancy Dor
der FOR $50. ..... o.,ior-
III Camers-Hair Blankets, pretty color
ed border. 75c. . ,o-
1o-f Lambskin Blankets, Roman Dor
crib Blankets for 50. 75c., 81. 81, 50. and
sf5o-nearly all half the usual price.
White Wool Blankets. Red OF blue Do'-
ders double-bed size. Sl.S5 PAIR.
CIV Wool Blankets. la. for Sl.l5. .,,
EinS california Wool Blankets, SILK
bound pretty borders, the 81 ones Tor
g. White Wool Blankets, extra heavy
for 1925.
-,,rr,-r, AT, cNTEE-N-COVERED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
ri The millinery Department

radame Smonds has just completed purchase
Of one hundred Fine Imported Pattern Hats that Will
he aced on sale to-day at Just half the owners cost
In addition to the above also lot OF Turbans and
! arge Hats bought at underpfice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
Piano Polished Carved Back
Golden Oak Dining Chairs,

$50 kind for 7sc.
Real oak. Iron-Braced p.r0r Rockers.
a spindles. "a s. chair ilr
Large CObhler-Seated Rocker. -
cial 20 N.l9
Handsome lnlaid Man0-
were 81. for S2.49
Real Vernis Marten Lamp Tables
any shown at $40. for Si.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

CHI II G. by the hundred as many as tnre e % "a
ASALMS the largest stores could be expected to
turn over and yet we mad to buy this great lot asG
The opportunity was a rare One the prices mace al
more rare, and every piece bears the stamp o. tIe
most noteworthy maker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
n A Carpet Wealth From
R1,Keo1> Which There Is No Evasion.

Thousands of yards from the most famous
makers swept into CO1ens store as IL by iioCo
Of prosperity. ;o -,
We have Outwitted the usual Carpet prices by
25 per cent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

Ladies' High Neck Long
Sleeve FleeCed Vests for
&c.
Extra quality Fleeced Egyptian ,. or
White Ribbed Vests and Pants, Welsh
pounds 20 the dozen &c. e"eh.
Ladies' Feeced Egyptian Ribbed Union
Suits. Oneita fastening, sc. sun.
Ladies' Vests and Pants. extra heavy
fleece these run i'm the largest Sizes
White or Egyptian. l9c. ,.-+
Wool Ribbed Vests ana Fants, the O''
IN -5c.. these SOC "a garment
Misses Fleeced, Ribbed Vests an"
I-nion suits for misses and children
pnvs' Double-Fleeced Shirts and Draw
eTs. Slver-Gray or Tan, sizes y 10 ~,
Inc best al CSC; these 81 lie. gar
ment-1Jc. a suit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

CANADA MARTEN FUR SCAttIrS5 y,
WITH TAILS AND ? HEADS Fun
zoe. e 18th
eable tails. extra large. full SIZE }l:5o'
Large Mink Cluster Scarfs, g sable talis'
beautiful Electric Seal Scarfs, Win
largo skunk tails, for SD. ,.,,,,
Rl9ck Astrachan Scarfs, 43 lnches lois'
skunk tails. . heads, SIS.
French Coney Scarfs, with heau an"
tails, csc. ..,,..o+tos eatio
lined worth 80. special, SleS
Einctric Seal Cluster Shape Collaretles'
rcd satin lining. SIS, cost -. o.
Children's Real White Lamb sets '0o'
sot. ,4. 20 Electric
Sal and German Marten only Slo9
beautiful Gray Astrachan CollaIeles'
win Gray satin Innings for N.s9' m
stead of $50 go 81, .., o,t
sable Fox, Hfe-size head and brush
pe ,i'I Fox scarfs. life size, St75: Mu1 to
match. with large head and tali' 900
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
$3.50 Shirt-Waists for

All wool. braided back and front. Black
and cOlors; others 70 So ana up.
uendsoma Taneta Silk Waists, al-Over
cords and tucks. 1926 and up
WE'LL, DISPOSE OF ALL THAT'S