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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

The entire stock OF fins Furniture mas
now been brought from lne WI
rooms. and all the fine FURNITURE tudC
IS TO be reduced, is now on the sl'o"
floor
Through a lucky purchase we have Tor
sale ! .5Ol Full-Size Golden OAK or Ma
hogany- Finish Cobble-Seat Arm ROCK
ere. with fancy rounds ana nan hedu9'
price OF which will be $l.0o.
parlor Suits. 5 pieces. mahogany frame
and silk finish velour, in this sale $iVi
finer ones up TO $I75.
Parlor Cabinets, bevel-edge mirror
round corners, in this sale SIS.
Maple writing Desks, Colonial style
were 50. now 500.
Fine Writing Desks. French style, gold
On oak, now Sl0.1O.
BED Lounges. light oak, velour covered
reduced from 5000 TO 500 higher
priced ones up TO $3.50.
Tables. Verni marten covered top, re-
duced TO 50.
Handsome Real Verni Martin Tables
hand-painted tops, now Sl7.3O.
Fine Library Tables, sOhd mahogany
was $3.50. now SIS.
Fine Dining Room Chairs, cane seats
golden-oak finish, worth Csc, IN TIN
sale 4Oc.
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Standard ST. Kids, soc.
Muslin UndergarmentS
AS Ladies Like Them.

Muslin MIR Underwear It's our day by day watchiuIne
M " Sonr wshesyour IDEAS for %
prettiness Then factory walls are widened to E.
for US. prices are pushed down to lowest possible INNS
and YOU wonder at the economies accomplished
Here are Petticoats that and you thought wei '
tboy were priced at S2.s5 they are marked
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cKIpTs AND WAISTS.

y. ,ourtccnth street, New ior"'
..re sold probably moro '"''
waists than on any
.,rcct in the world. inns
-ted n tremendous "sS"r'''''
.,om which we have h""S" III
cxtraordinnry bargains
e,,r,.vaists for Lodies. OF LACE I'D ed
si Va Tlannol. Plaid Cilsilli.,5aii,, cost
p,ert Srf!no. Waists tnsl u"'"'''
e. 20 Il 70 10 make. for "'''
wo,sts Of Dark Pl'id Pereol,,,ss.. n o0e eol-
Nals, catherod, separate men
- pcaii buttons. FOR "oc'
.., er' pio,k Taneto Waists, re iaid
A ne world over Tor 81 III '''''
SOD. ,,, GU,
,-,dorskirts % Imitation Mois eoa%,
Isiori. with br.eht colcrs' cctP, ~, or
~ aorDcr. faced, made up 10 sen 4o'
81 IN this sale 4oc.
-,~r.~s,.i-ts Of Black, with coioie1
O!4ue.s|" - materials similar @ near
sn. So,,iie ruffe five coros, Iuli
Sn 80 sold for $40 IN this sale eo''
..-,.r,,,ir+s n Black Henrietta Saline
me. SiS'' S,it1 two rufaes, hait gathereu.
~" sgoeo-'s latest style. when lhCs
Ia Tor $50. we can sell theh a.
S125.
1r,A.rsl,irts of Very Finest Black ia
in Tloth made up just IKE the SD
.Ltr+r fo scu for 81 now selling az =
1rnGcrsilirt Pattorns-Red5 GfaYs' e tC,
Black stripe and plaza .ahi'e-a' "a, a,
g. orr -5c. ones. for doc, same "a
our $3.50 ones. for Toe
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BLACK DRESS GOODS

42-inch Black DoublSs,-.TT;istieeGi f BlaeR
Ha5lt cioth, extra values ior Use Use.
uds "tli-tvool Fine Texture Blach
English choyiot Sime 1ic Aii-T tS ooi rssa
FINISH, jet Diack . Heii'1 her y5ar ii al
lar soc. goods sP10'"'' 20 20c.
4o-.nch Exua-Tinish A ll-Wool qsI F1t9
Black Camel Hair Chey ,,rS,, Ont Shit
i,a 5'o worth 75c. = yard for. DO; ;ooG.
42-inch Gl-Wool solt-Em.sh t ,ins B Fioe
imported Drap dc Ete cr ti,iaGA ri ifIy
i,-,,r Il n ya1d. Tor .............. .O'c.
5o.iHch Hn,Woo! Double w, Warp I'na bi rex,
imUerial serge, excellent 81 grace age
src.ial at ........... 49, '''.
45-inch AII-Wool zine FIJI, Finish AuI I5sSa
4 iC ~ tine Black Figured Crepons.
rrrlijar 81 20 and 2l.JJ goods, Tor ..$i.OV'
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L77l Pairs New Kid Gloves

a receved here Thursday morning ana LOT '"US
lime saw the light of day in America. ., cIt bi,,.
Tbev are perfect every respect-theIr only iaul'
- 4LJrb come unaccountable they were maue Ol"
Ina fn orders Buttons where clasps were ordered anu a
EN- ~ two were ordered This being directly oppo'le
stves of course the importer refused 10 pay-
p for them and the consequence is they are penny I
vo thirds of the usual prices. They are 10 pe 7 " ~
SI.so Silk-Lned Mocha uioVeS' 100
rhso arc tbe beautiful soft finish street gloves whhan
rob IN demand Colors Modes trays Greens h
now Torrs % Cnas, with an entire lining of pure silk ta
novelty which has never been SOLD unuer 9'2V. I9G
"'' ~ Sr25 Three-Clasp Kids Csc
pod Green's and Modes They silk embroidered DacH'1
80 s nerfect a lot of Gloves you ever Pckeu from d" O
are as these for, per ""
''''' Standard ST. Kids, SOC
These soft piabe dressy Kids bnoT Bad lIF Wh @
uhaer pJ Fverv sze-54 to r. They warranted IeT
IN eyerv way just the if you paid ST. Ihe'' &c.
for. per pair. '.'''''''''
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THE REDUCTION SALE
OF FINE FURNITURE,

caused by our change OF man
aeers, has been the means OF IN
Producing more buyers here 'h""
f. the usual won't this time OF the
year.
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WINTER UNDERWEAR

an. r.. None 2gc. Heavy White Merino
i9c' iVt ~. ~ siik bound and pearl buttons.
%. eo- Mons 500. Heavy Eleece-L-.i' ir
Iorecy-Ribbed shirts OF
Brown and Cream. e,,,-.s
40 for Mems 81 Natural Wool @i'i'' -
sizes 40 TO -. oo. 14oavv
Zoe. for Childrcn's . ana Geuf "a Union
~ ISleece-IAned Jersey -t'iopeu O'''0'
%. 80 ladies' 75c. Heavy Fleece-Aned
"Onelta" Union SUITS.
~. Cbldren's n and l9c. Heavy Me-
rino Vests and Pants sizes 10 10 -
~. fn~ Childrcn's 70 and coo. White anu
Gray Merino Vests rams
Drawers. ~, ,r.s,s
SOC. for Ladies 75c. Naturd4 "00'
- for t9dtes' 81 and n.25 Norfolk and
New brunswick @''~' q"
90, Cor ladies 81 All-Wool Medicateedi
ned FLANNEL vests VI any,
sizes. rDi,oce
80 tor Children's 19c. Heavy fleece
Jned Ribbed Wrappers SIZES / ~ D.
--o rds nres. Silks, waist ana
skirt silks, Black Brocades an"
uisderes, scotch PIaids, twins
,,.,o..a Vvvo-Toned Brocades, COL
orcd Brocadc TnEetns. NJ IA
nants. and can be bought >" ""'
antidrs Not a yard ever sofa
for1o.s thans1. sale price,. ooc'
-. assortment Of Light Eyenine
@Acb@Jes of All-Slk Taiietd, VIM u -. ~
ca6e. satin figures. Cream, \lle VI Seie
15,Tk Light Blue, and Corn SN'e
price 0ec.
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DRESS SKIRTS.

mi. 0rm's main specially WAS
pcady-Made Wear. Here "''
son,e Of the bargains we oher
yOug
Droes skirts Of Sarge. lined throush.,o.,ult,,
yelvetecn bound, we can sen 'i'''-
r ro@ skirts Of Black Bayadere Mohair,
sold in New York for go WnSII A. A..
nave Of these are to be sold for Si'4''
nress skirts OF Plaid Camels-llair' the
cloth alone must have cost q 10 -
MS skirt. made up. lined, ana Douhu'
complete. sou.
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LACE BARGAINS.

Wash Laces. in all the new effects WIN WI
Insertions to match, from TO oVc'
yard. .e Au-Over for
Az- 71S' IHlHi-snk Black La Tosca Net
tl'e 40 kind, for 81, s. y9 a Inches wide,
Linen Torchon Lac,
eo.i1ch Darn Net Tor SOC. yard; tn
S-incb Beige Venise Lace Tor A'c'' III
,,; S'TaU and M SHRED Liberty SILK, that
w. &c.. for 25c. yard. -,
S-inches-wide Torchon9 lace sc 80 s1Gu ''''-
Combination lot Of Torchon, Nalenci,
Siii1. and Oriental LaceSs' from / 10
inches wide, for sc. YARD pa,tern. for
i 10 linen Torchon and Medici ,d lac {
good imitation OF the l5c. KIND loI ~
12sTaTd piece of Valenciennes Lace fol
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CHINAWARE.

15-Piece Decorated Toilet Sets worm o.
for 1915.
Handsome. Decorated, New shape L
Piece Toilet Sets, Si.oo'
p,o,u white Ewers and Basins, Soc.
i1@-piece English China Dinner oet9,
decorated i'm Brown and Green. soiu
trimmings, were $3.50; now S'.oo'
1Oo-Piece Nicely Decorated Dinner sets
worth S., for Si.oo'
ora Fine Decorated Limoges Dinner
Set. worth 49, for Sl3.
5e-Piece English China Tea Sets worth
s., for $3.2o.
Carlsbad SPLICE Tea Sets, decorated |
i'm pink and Green, we're SSoV' LOT 40
Carlsbad Decorated New shape Tea
cups and Saucers, were SS'oV' H0"
$3.50 dozen.
Tea and Breakfast-Plates' to match'
1926 dozen.
Large Decorated carlsbad Meat Dishes
were S.25, for zoe.
SCUM and Oyster-Plates, finely deco
rated, were $50 dozen, now Si'-''
Handsome Decorated Haviand China
Covered Dishes, were $40 no" Fi''''
Flow-Blue Cups and saucers, gold TRIM
med Zoe. each'
rrcl,sb China Decorated Meat Dishes
15c.
Decorated open Vegetable Dishesi, , tUc.
Cerman China Decorated Cream fllcH-
ers, zoe.
Fine German China Cups and saucerS'
shaded and decorated, loo
Hanging Decorated Soaps, 15co were
2Jc.
ENGLISH and German China. Decorated
| Salad Sauccrs with sllppleu s''N '''''
mings &c. choice
Celery Trays. finely decorated, in Pink
and Gold. 3sc. were 'oc'
1ondsome Pink Decorated Cracker
Jars. new shapes. zoe.
Plain White Pitchers half-sallon size
zoe.
Individual Hotel Dishes, 4c.
Hotel Meat Dishes, 4c.
White China Plates, &c. each.
plain White Medium-Size Chambers
B. Sc. each.
i, NICKEL WATER-KETTLEs,
conner bottom, S-quarts, regular prize
&c., sa,c n, e5c
Il GLASSWARE.
n Imitation Cut-Glass Celery Stands, 15C
worth 25c.
Imitation Cut-Glass Sugar Dishes ioc.
s. with tops.
:. Cream Pitchers zoe.
u Stockholders. Zoe.
Butter Dishes. I5c.
= plain Ground Glass cake SalVers' -"c
S, Syrup Pitchers, with nickel spring 70!
SC
Water Pitchers. 1Oc
Imitation Cut-Glass Berry Bowls, 10
were 25c.
,lr pain Flint-Glass Tumblers, with etch
band 6 for Zoe.
Table Sets consisting OF Covered B'
cir Ter. Covered Sugar Spooner' a
Cream Pitcher. Zoe. set
cir Imitation Cut-Glass Preserve Dishes
Pressed-Glass Individual salts, Il
dozen.
by SAT- and Pepper Shakers. for Sc
SPECIAL IN TOY DEPARTMENT
ell Cloth Games, Our Donkey Party,
cinderella Party. Helen's Naugl
Baby. Dressing the New Woman.
ale Fishing Party Feed the Elephant.
complete, IL lie.
N7S,r aNfTnr ssrs OF TN g>lu
sic Gl9e yk1NGl0z
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sPECIALTIEs.


putt Liquid Metal Polish, 1Oc.
Enamel stove Polish, boxes &c.
witch Hazel, sc. bottle.
Rub-i-Shine Furniture Polish ioc'
one lot Toilet Paper, &c. roll.
Eagle Brand Toilet Paper &C. PACK
age-7 packages for 25c.
Wax Tapers. &c. box.
Towel Rings, sc.
Bird-Cage Brackets, &C. .
Double-Pointed wood Toothpicks'
packages &c. -
serub-Brushes, three styles, &c each.
Stove Brushes, &c.
Rolling-Pms, sc.
Potato Washers, DC.
salt-Boxes. three styles &c. each'
Wood-Rim Flour Sifters, SC.
Wash-Boards, &c.
Zinc Wash-Boards. loo
Wood Spoons, &c.
Gas Keys, 15c. each.
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WHITE EMBROIDERIEs.

Tho 24.0OO yards placed on sale
J.ouary 7th have not proved am
ply sufficient for the de"'""u'
Tbere nrc some new lots re"uS
this morning.
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4 perfect feast awaits wanters or
COLORED DRESS GOODS.

Camers-Hair Plaids, pure wool ana
motley. IS inches wide, sale pllo'
~ lie. yard.
39-inchcs-wide Wool Broca9eS' lIa 80
12-I-2c.
o. Imported French and German Pat,
tern suits. embracing medium AM AM
lieht colorings, silk and Wool anu
n1re wool novelties, 6 yards TO pay,
tern, regular $40 ana ~ SG ~ u''''
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EYEGLASSES AND sPECTAcLEs.
The Neyv-Year No. OF
HOME TALK.

A Household Magazine-5oO copies sent
q Ms bv the publisher TO introduce me
maeazine-win he given 10 our Gus
uarfmcnt.
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From Boston to Richmond
A Carload of Winter Shoes.

From January the 18th this year our Shoe sales were
e t;Yas more than January tst TO the 18Th Of last
@ This virtually meant entire Shoe stock was Pract
eay sold sizes and Is hest we could Di3,
small spring opened but p9 so Gn % &
Store The shoe buyer whS ,be hopes Of meeting som
on e. winter T Shoes who preferred have
shoesand it just expected Boston han
ae %d was willing make great sacrifice to lind ready
purchaser it is these Shoes we oer you f be @ TINS
% rfct and will be exchanged if wear is unsatisfactory
Their opv fault was factory winter was over and
the sacrifice of profit rather than carry them
until next season. 49, .
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Wards OF ribbons.

All-snk satins, All-Silk Moires, A inrhne
Fsncies. Au-Suk Gauze, up 70 Htcucs
r,i5e Ribbons worth up 10 z5c.; cholce
from from any Of them at ioei yard, Mirror
MORE, all silk, reversible sale price,
25c. a.,
siIk-GIoria Umbrellas
silIs-warp, all the little lots OF
81 and 1925 Fancy Handle SIX
ImbreiIaSj choice, 69c.
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m1NSEF0 + co. NO. 40 EAST FOURTEENTH SRtti, NEW lOfA
d. ANLhp & e nrv eoods Fancy Goods and ReadyMa wear

Them
tnse
Richmond which made no
GRADES. The departments r Of before FEBRUARY
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SILK DRESS SKIRTS.

Dress Skirts, BrOcade Black SILK
all complete, ready TO wear IN
This sale 10 sell at $3.50.
WINTER CAPES AND COATS.
Tbi. was the Mansfield & Co.'s
largest department..
Rlack and Navy Smooth Beaver Clolh
Capas. some braided, some pam, ~
that have sold at A.25 ana g. TOT a.
Plush Capes. applique braid and Jet nj; z
rows ribbon ple0ung, TUT C1SI-s' % si -6
lined, Just Ike those we sofa 4oI F'''''
for S3.9S.
Black Choy1ot Goats solid Back sallh
lined. double stitched, tailor seams
Iisht Tan Kersey Goats. uouG I
stitched seams raw edges, same 6lyl les
and qualities as We solo LOT wv lOI
$3.50.
Jaclnts-Tan, Black, and Blue. CheYiotss,
double-breasted, this season pest =
sly1e. you Will surely buy from thIs
lot at $3.50.
ladies' Coats, solid Tans and Blacks
heavy winter weight, material anc
make alone must have cost - anu -
sale price Csc.
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schnibers Best Makes Of 81 ga ana Ia5 S1So
nF fine skins. i'm five different styles OF
Sand-sewed welts. the furnishing OF
which are handsome. These we are
enabled to sell a par 81. ~
for ....... amman .'''''''''
rand-sewed Finished Vici KID Skin
Button and Lace Boots doi 90
-Four g6r G,n this purchase Tsi DIV"
~. d,eeront STYLES of 50 French-kid
hi et,n Roots. for ladies'. all Sl.4S
tbia seasons shapes, at......
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COTTAGE CLOCKS

made by Ansonia Clock Company
large s'''0'' Sale ut $3.50.
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THIN WHITE GOODS.

Inst when you are starting 90
mnIse UP summer wear theAe
,.oodS come TO you M the proper
prices.
rxtra-Inrge quantities. Of every
kind advertised, and no limit TO
ounntity you may buy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

Short lengths III open oiR - for
over Embroidery, worth oyc'' 40'
77'riro1Sories AZ Be. yard, wide mar
row. and medium widths; worth &C.
OSen-york Cambria Embroidery heavy
overcast edge, for &c. ZaIo; COM
Embroideries at sc. yaIo,, H-iA'0N YIN
1-rlihroideries al zoe, finch open Fat
H' er3 sEirting; the usual 2oci KIND:
9-inch Heavy Irish Point E iilrd
he sc. kind for IL 1-%c' ydIu'
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10 new styles Whitney Go-Oar'S'
new 1893 patterns. We arc sole
agents for this celebrated make
Of Baby-Cnrriages, which are
guaranteed like bicycles
Ue sell them for special prices nt
II great discount from catalogue
prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

we're sold out at auction in single a t {ns STOCK
GOODS especially when U from richmond
sent nd tney mostly Of the EDUM FINE dRA arfT
The goods are os surplus lots which perempory
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

Whito C1mhrIc- 7 IT
White cheek Muslin. 37--sc. o.
Extra-Heavy Corded p. X i i-%c'
40-inchcs-wide Sc. Lawn, Sc.
i0-inches-wide 12l-2c. India Linon'
S3 &c.
India Linons. 7-Sc.
Elmo $40. y. X FOR ioc.
Yard-Wide AH-Iinen Lawns, SOC.
SSc. Linen Lawns. 7oc.
Some Special Fine Dimities, 1Oc.
Tho original English Long CON- IL
yard piece. Sis.
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Rotary Flour Sifters. &c.
2-ouart Block-Tln Mllk-Psns' &c
1,oon oval Bread-Pans. Sc, were l5c,
N-toi,oI Toa-Kettles. assorted sizes, 2oc'
Nickel Coffee-Pots, l2c. -.
25-pound Flour-Boxes' zoe were w.
Flour and Sugar Canisters' loc'
Galvanized Foot-Tubs, zoe
Tin Toilet Sets, pieces, ooc.' were co. CO.
finest Wire-Front Kitchen Safes S-'oo
and w
rTpright Churn. s1.o5.
Rotary Churn. 81
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OUk HAIR-DRESSlNO PARLOR

not strange to say, revoiutionlzed
the method OF selling
Hair Goods. We place them Oh
the same basis AS Dry Goods
have an expert 10 buy them put
~ fnncx nrofits on them, but sell
at plain, straight Dry-G"ods pr"-
g. A, the end Of senson this
stock must be reduced, as all
otbsrs so here IL an unusual
chance;
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Six different styles Of Brocatelie, ana tna
namask Portieres. heavy frinsod IQP
and bottom. eastern patterns 40 80 s-'
~, difrorent STYLES i'm Tapestry Por-
t'ores. extra width. and heavy fringe
$50 value. SOD pair.
Real Swiss Tambour Curtains eX1fs
width very effective patterns worm
$3.50. SIS pair. ,,o...
81 Nottingham Lace Curtains dlneT,
ent STYLES 10 select from . l. S"i"'
long. extra width. SOD palr'
Heavy Nottingham Lace, II y alu9
81 - mir.
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uOUsEKEEPERs' DOMEsTICs.

Many OF these are under-price simply
to attract attention:
Woven Madras Cloth, In al the newest
700 patterns. u 1-2c. value, for 7-Sc.
yard.
New Dimity Cords in bright, pretty
styles, for sc. yard.
Special confined styles of Imported
Dimity. all the very newest patterns,
25c. quality. for 16c. yard.
Printed p. K. in Elaidds. striies' ana
Close out all Fall and Winter WASH
Goods 1annellettes. and l0c. quail
ties for &c. yard.
The hest quality Blue and Gold Printed
calico. &C. value. for Use. ward.
New STYLES OF Best Sea Island Percales
for 50. yard.
Light-Strlpe Outing cloth, loc. value, Tor
SC yard.
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BOYS CLOTHING.
BOYS CLOTHING.
You cannot imagine wh"t s"'
our dry-goods methods of selling
Boys Clothing is over the eNei"-
cIusive clothing stores way.

B0NS ~
elusive clothing stores way
We sell out each season every part anu
marcel. and tomorrow the very cio9-
ing reductions commence. I'll,
81 Ijeht-Tan Top-Coats, for boys VIII
So 20 Light Top-Coats. for boys will DO
$3.50. n.,- .o... 30
Anv Refer or Overcoat in this store, no
matter what its former price, VIII to
sold at 81. 5O-many Of them sold al 60
Ali OF the Beautiful Military SUITS
Confederate Gray8, v M i. suns,
West Point Suits were 81, %, ana 80
choice of any at SEQ.
Fancy suits. American Blouse suits
with belts: $50 Velvet suit. 50 Nor
folk Pleated Suit, Tuxedo Dress SUITS.
s. Double-Breasted Scotch CheNiool
Suits &. 80 ElGcl, Diagonal Suits-sult :
FOR boys TO "A voaTs-any ana All at
a choice OF $3.50 49, O
Scotch Cheviot Suits, sizes Tor boys :
70 IA years. These are 20 be closed OUT
at SID w.
See the windowful OF Knee-Pants. We
are actually selling them out for less
than the cost Of cloth In them
The record-union., 1899-08-06
YELLOW FEVER.
The Situation at Hampton Re-
garded as Favorable

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-The Marine
Hospital service had no news up to
noon to indicate any further spread of
the yellow fever around Hampton.
While the situation is regarded as en-
couraging, it is not proposed to leave
any possible loophole for the spread of
the disease outside of the already es
tablished quarantine lines. DR.. Wy
man has therefore ordered Surgeon
Donaldson to begin a town-to-town in
spection along the railway line from
Newport News to Richmond to locate
and keep under observation any par
ties from the neighborhood of the in
fected area to whom suspicion might
reasonably attach.
Surgeon General Wyman of the Ma
rine Hospital service tonight received
a telegram from DIR. Vickery of the
Hampton Soldiers Home, in which he
said the epidemic seemed limited. No
new cases developed to-day, and only
one death occurred last night. Surgeon
Wasdin, the yellow fever expert, also
telegraphed DIR. Wyman to the same
effect He had conferred with Mr..
Mcmahon and Colonel Smith of the
Home Board of Managers, and all had
agreed that the situation was reassur-
ing. DR.. Wasdin reports forty-two
cases, and eleven deaths to date.
The record-union., 1899-08-06
TROUBLE AT PONTIAC.
Tracks on a Street Railway
Torn I'm,

PONTIAC (Mich), Aug. 5.-Tracks of
the Sylvan Lake Street Railway Com
pany on Saginaw street, the main
thoroughfare of the city, were torn up
early to-day by a gang of men from
Detroit, who are understood to have
been employed by Aldermen and other
citizens. The streets We're crowded
soon after l a.. m. by people called out
by continued blowing of steam whistles.
The cause for Indignation against ths
company is the fact that the railway
company opposes paving of the street
and has enjoined the city from pro-
ceeding Herewith. The work of demol-
ition continued until the entire east
track was disabled by three gangs of
men working at as many different
places.
They We're cheered and otherwise en-
couraged by more than thousand peo-
pie gathered along Saginaw street
Finally the company's attorney pro-
cured from Circuit Judge Smith what
purported to be an injunction.
The paper was served by the Sheriff
upon Street Commissioner Wardel.
which caused a temporary stoppage Of
the tearing up of the tracks. Counsel
Iof tHe Guy soon learned, however, rhat
what had been intended to be a denial
of application for an injunction was er,
roneously made by the clerk into
restraining order When this was
learned, the workmen started anew and
soon had the east track totally dis
abled. The company is now operating
on one track with few cars running.
The Sylvan Lake Company's franchise
requires it to pave the streets between
it's tracks. 1t has, it is understood, re-
fused to do this unless new conces-
Sions are made.
The hearing on the company's original
injunction proceedings is set for next
week
The record-union., 1899-08-06
EVACUATION OF zAMBoANGA
Report of Commander Very of the
Castine Made Public.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-The Navy
Department has made public report
from Commander S. w. Very of the
Castine, containing some reference to
the evacuation of Zamboanga of the
island of Mindanao,s and certain inter-
changes he had with the natives. The
report reads under date of Zamboanga,
May Both, and is as follows:
ION the Oath the Spanish left fired
twenty-one guns. There was consid-
cradle enthusiasm on board the Leon
Kill, all the officers and women APP
plauding and the soldiers shouting
Viva The same day 1 heard from u
steamer arriving from .Sulu that our
troops were coming, SO, although I had
no orders so to do, / decided to remain
to support their landing. The insur-
gents Immediately moved in after the
Spanish moved out. They have not
yet shown the insurgent flag.
Sunday, the 18th, the Princeton ar
rived. I boarded her and gave all the
information had to the United States
Senator on board She. left at 9 a. m.
for Sulu.
Il received a communication asking
if I would receive a committee of dis
tinguished individuals to discuss ques-
lions of interest to both parties. I
replied at once: I have your letter of
this date asking that I meet a conf
mittee of distinction of this province
to treat of various questions of conf
mon interest to both parties. I replied
that 1 would take pleasure to invite
one and all of the persons of distinc-
ton of this province to call on board
the Castine, wheredthey would be well
received. But 1 had no authority to
make treaties. I had no right to dis
cuss any questions which in your opin-
ion may have arisen between the two
alleged parties. I am here to obey
orders, which are imperative, and these
include prohibition of all traffic where
the authority of the United States is
not recognized and sustained. Until I
see the flag of these United States fly
ing in Zamboanga, and until I know
that the display carries with it a recog-
milton of the authority of my Govern
ment shall continue to use the power
which is confided to me to enforce the
instructions received from higher au-
thority.'
1.-THE committee. I presume it is, ar
to board the steamer, and they are now
on board waiting to have talk with
US"