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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-25

! will find this one OF the very best ribbon
AT Iec. YARD, REGULAR 5Sc.-4X-
inch Black and White Plaids, colored
satin stripes.
AT Ice. YARD, REGULAR 7sc.-5X-
inch Colored Taffeta, fancy white bor-
der.
AT lec. YARD, REGULAR 4Sc.--s.inch
Antique MORE, black only.
AT Csc. YARD, REGULAR 4sc.--sH-
inch Fancy French Plaid, bright har-
monizing %colors, hemstitch border.
AT 38c. YARD, REGULAR 62c.-5h.
inch Taffeta, white ground, colored
borders.
AT 3ec. YARD, REGULAR ssc. TO
$l.lO.-4 to 6-inch warp Printed Tai
feta, with colored satin stripes, rich
,I' rings,
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New MattingS,

ESQ rolls fancy China Mattings, seam.
less, regular $500 quality, at S4.e7 roll.
ESQ rolls fancy Japanese Mattings tina,
regularly sell at $9.75 roll at S5.9S and
$685. roll.
800 rolls OF extra heavy reversible
China Mattings that regularly sell for
Se.75 roll at $5.97 roll.
All rolls contain 40 Yards.
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Unusual Easter Offering Of
N

We never before have made such a
sweeping reduction In our prices, but
our los, Is your gain, and we know you
will appreciate our effort by Iaying this
department u visit. This extraordinary
special sale will continue until we have
made sufficient room for our new Inn
portatiOns. Here are only "A few of the
many:
Jariinieres that were 1891 now S3 .0S.
Jardinieres that were sl.6t now S2.9S.
Jardinieres that were S3.Gi now 81 .0S.
Jardinieres that were 50. "a now S1.4S.
Jarlinieres that were Sl.9S now 0Sc.
Jnrdtnicres that We're Csc. o &Sc.
We will also include another lot OF the
beautiful Tokanabi J%arlinicrcs. both plain
and with gold decorations, that were S1.3i,
now 0Sc.
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Practical Tailoring for Men.

We can save you money on your madet order clothes; we IAN give you choice
Of the besta and most exclusive lohs made; We cal give you tn best styles OF the
season. and we can guarantee a satisfactory fit. We ian sell you cheaper than the
regular taor because w can buy very much cheaper, AM give you the benefits OF
the specialist without charging the specialists price Some instances:
AT Sl950-A Business Suit. -FOUR choice OIL fifteen diferents styles; cheviots
and cassimeres, new plads, checks and stripes and nobby mixtures.
AT $2lO0-A Spring Top Coat Your choice OF Covert Cloths in the newest
spring shades or Oxforda and Cambridge mixed Chevots and Tweeds lined through
out with silk Of pure dye. If you prefer your coat without tn shk lining the price is
SIS less-$16.0O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-25

Y delays In the future. Now is the most
kinds for the parlor, the library, the
s for slip covers, awnings, window shades.
with orders is taxed TO the utmost. Then
I the benefit OF first choice. These items
SITS and $500 pair. IL styles, $l.eS
pair, regular S2.25 and $3.50 pair.
20 new patterns Ruftled Swiss Curtains,
3 Yards long, full width; dotted, striped
and detached figure centers; csc. pair,
regular value Sl.25 pair.
500 yards best English single and
double.faced Cretonnes at half price-25c.
yard, was soc. yard.
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Cotton Dress Goods at t2ac.
32.inch Plain and Corded Zephyrs,
l21sc.
3O.inch fine quality Connaught Dimi.
ties, l2hc.
30.inch Silk and Linen Imported Ba.
tstes, l2i,c.
56.inch Madapolam Corded Cambrics,
l2i,c.
30.inch Fashoda Pique Wells, l2l,c.
32.inch Pure Linen Ecru Batistes,
l2i,c.
30-inch Fine quality Printed Lawns,
12}.c.
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$50 rolls Of the famous Bigelow AK
ministers that are now regularly S1.65
yard we offer at Sl.l0 and SILT yard.
ITS rolls OF extra quality Smith Ak.
minister Carpets, the regular Sl.35 and
$l.5O quality, at 89c. yard.
ITS rolls OF the regular Sl.lO and
Sl.25 quality Of Smith Administers at
70c. ward.
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Ma J WIS
Echoing Sale Of n
Black Dress Stuffs.
Unparalleled II u
II Carpet Showing.
The Annual Week of Advertising Each of Our
Many Departments, and, as Usual, Our Prices Do II.
Purchasing Made Advantageous, Even if Desired for
Later Use.
CLOTHING SALE.

In order to keep up our reputation for doing things, EXTRAOR-
BINARY, we have gotten up this Great Clothing Sale right at the begin
ming of spring (nstead of waiting till the season is half ovtrl giving every
one a chance to procure their new Easter outfit at prices that are unusually
small for high grade goods. In quoting the few following prices, We
refrain from stating the present actual value of the goods, for when you
compare them with Others you'll decide in our favor.
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Preferable Furniture at Preferable Prices.

Furniture that's made as il should be made honestly made md hoeh mgs that's are little priced can
juT as honestly made the big priced In fact the INSCRIPTIONS maker and dealer ass Weu esm e
classifying With heS malpn ed hMgs than the big. Furniture wasn never made so gda iii to-day, dya
think OF the thrown ngehe' piece that are offered TO agodauTe1p public fpaySn be sure ua are
buymV g@d hTnhue and epecanyc can We sell you heg good lo low and often lower than that which has
excellence hidden by veneer and vanhh
We nr had such beautiful md large aSorment ALL kinds Of Furniture, and we lever had such con-
ennt comforabea ndin treMngsh show rooms to exhbh them. Ady yet we haven enough ROOM. IF we
we wanted view Wouldn't beo offering hem arhess bargains throughout the whole Stock few hint OF
we suggest BY hs items for pmonow; w are IN particularly good position to furnish the summH
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Umbrellas at SLIGO. Less than Cost of
Handles.

One thousand Umbrellas for women 26inch covered with fine quality Unior
IaffHa, six cases. best steel rods and paragon frames. 4 beautiful assortment of
handles: all the newest things in CUR metal pear, ivory, Dresden and natural woods
both pi0 and sterling silver trimmed. Princess and regular lengths all at ST so
each.
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NeW.FangIed Dress Trimmings

Our assortment is being replenished
new Snangled and Renaissance Passem
the very latest Dress Trimming? Just tn,
AT Sc. YARD INSTEAD OF lOc. AND
l5c.-Black Silk Gimps, five patterns,
all new, fresh goods.
AT l0c. A YARD INSTEAD OF 25c.
A YARD - Black SILK Hand. made
Gimps, very desirable, ten patterns.
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THE UNIQUE 20 pieces.

ROGERS PLATE, fancy new patterns, 8
dinner forks; q dinner knives; g table,
spoons; 6 teaspoons; butter knife and sugar
shell. complete in case, SPECIAL AT
S4.0S; worth 1878.
Another lot OF Rogers Fancy Pattern
Gold Meat Forks, in silk case, special, at
4Oc.c each.
Rogers Solid Nickel Silver, Non-Tarnish.
able Teaspoons, lc. each; tablespoons, &c.
each, and forks, Sc. each.
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INDISPENSABLE Upholstery News.

A little forethought now may save ma
satisfactory time TO have furniture re.coye
dining room. The time to leave your ord,
Later in the season every effort to keep vi
all our new goods are TO hand and you
should draw you to the upholstery store Il
IS odd Portieres for single doors, at
greatly reduced prices-S3.00, $500
and $500 each.
l25 odd pairs Lace Curtains for single
Observation-Disclosures, Irish Point, Ruff
fled Net and Muslin, Renaissance and
Brussels, at a discount Of 49, per cent.
from marked prices.
10 styles Nottingham Lace Curtains,
new French designs, Sl.45 pair, regular
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Boys Clothing
Very Cheap.

for boys Of 3 to IS years.
AT soc. INSTEAD OF Boys
King Waists, laundered, in sizes for
boys OF & TO IA years.
AT S2.eS, REGULAR S3.9S TO S4.e8
Spring Suits for boys Of s to l6
years. Goats are double-breasted and
trousers reinforced seats and knees and
tapped seams.
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SILVER WARE.
Extraordinary Values 49, Economy.
Linked With Style.

Quadruplc-plated Colonial Style Can.
die sticks, beaded or Rococo trimmings.
highly FURNISHED, special at 0Sc. eachi
worth Sl.75.
sugar Bowls and trramers, fiuted
designs, gold lined, special at SI.49
each; worth $500 each.
Quadrup!e-platcd Chocolate Pots.
colonial style, special at y los; worth
S325.
Quadruplc-platcd After Dinner Coffee
Sets, IS pieces and tray, newest designs,
special at 1915; worth sS.gs.
Quadruple-plated Baking Dish, on
feet, rich In design and finish, large
size, special at $40; worth S4.5a.
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Socks and Stockings
for Men, Women
and Children.

the qualities speak best for themselves.
One Of the best lots we've ever offered.
AT &c. INSTEAD OF l2hc.-Chil.
dren's Black Ribbed Cotton Stockings,
spliced heels and toes, with double
knees, sizes 6 to 81.
At lec. INSTEAD OF 35c.-Men's extra
quality Black Cotton Socks, spliced
heels and toes, with double soles; also
Fancy Striped and Children's Heavy
Ribbed Black Cotton Stockings, sizes
8 TO g..
AT CSC. INSTEAD OF 45c.-Women
extra fine Colored Isle Thread and
Cotton Stockings, tan, fancy and stain
less black, In plain and ribbed; also Chill.
dren's Fine Ribbed Black Isle Thread
Stockings.
AT 3 FOR Sl.OO INSTEAD OF Soc
Women's Colored Isle Thread Stock.
ings, striped, two-tone, polka dots and
ingram stainless black, plain and ribbed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-25
Show Days Among Dress Goods.
Second Floor. Take Revolving Stairway.

Everyone who has an eye for beauty will thoroughly enjoy the new spring and
summer fabrics which vie with each other in our Dress Goods store. linen the shop
ping comforts Is We low have them arranged o. this second floor meet whit The ap-
poyalo q ALL Here are some small price hmtso large value.
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fOs w ." nv >AhaA "
OF activity tomorrow. Here's a partial
list only:
AT csc. INSTEAD OF S2.OO-Victoria
Vases 10 inches high, decorations Of
Shakespearean subjects, ground colors
in pink, blue and green, at the base and
top overlaid with gold tracing and ham
dies OF gold.
AT Sl.sOINSTEAD OF So. 5O-Vienna
shape Vases with cover and side han.
dies, IL inches high. Decorated in
Dresden style and richly trimmed with
gold.
AT soc. INSTEAD OF Sl.OO-Three
hundred Loving Cups, decorated in all.
over floral designs and trimmed with
gold. A small lot OF very richly deco
rated Loving Cups at csc. instead OF
$3.50.
AT SOC. INSTEAD OF Sl.5O-A lot Of
$50 Bohemian Glass Flower Vases, Is
inches high, a shapely vase designed
for long-stem flowers. They are in
dark green, decorated in rich gold
sanded effect.
AT csc. INSTEAD OF S2.oo-A lot of
richly decorated China Plaques. 10
inches in diameter, with a wide border
OF cobalt blue overlaid with rich gold
sprays. The centres are in figure paint
ings.
Fern pots 9Sc., worth Sl.5O
Sl.50, $50
$50, /" 400
Watering pots for ferns, l9c. instead
OF soc.
Hair receivers, ice. instead OF soc.
Mush and milk and oatmeal sets,
Csc. instead OF 7Sc.
2Qc - - e M
Condensed cream jars,
39c. instead Of 7Sc.
soc. " "Sl.O0
SI.OO " 400
Sugar baskets, Csc. instead Of soc.
Spoon holders, lec. 3Sc.
Csc. soc.
Milk pitchers, Ice. 35c.
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Garrett Consistency.

Two carpets may cost exactly the same price and nd y, G me OF them be worth to you
and design WHICH makes it an unPretenhous Alignment to any room, while the other
covering harmony, and besides having facilities to sell you lower than anyone else
our knowledge and control OF the truly stylish and tasteful carpets make our floor
couerinnsw nnh nmch mare than In kinds ordinarily sold.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-25

The 0pulence of Fashion.

49,. The world is always opaen. and gMr this opuence and bring it With yOr easy reach some
without the eIOwng6 something's absolute
A sympathetic touch with that which is the very vest mgntNS every ranch Of this business else
how the universal confidence in the eng stamp "Losr"
And@ is 1t Of moNim importance ht heh fashions Of the day should ea bsoueye correct It sna boast
dos. At present tn whole store oenhows With suggsdonsE for EaSerda for Spring, for Summer The
neaSme sy ours hr the visit As the homage to beauty is Gang, so is the homag to aSHh fashion
In dress HL and refining
Once the most difficult tasks in our news gathering is 70 selects nm items without prejudice to the
Others for every arcen hes or is of utmost importance Hints only then must needs hnow-al the
benefits In tarf umess come to the ars shopper hok ready TO pdtb heu untold beer half
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-25
COucheS.

A large and excellent assortment OF
Couches in leather and v~elours.
Tufted leather Couch, oak frame,
$500, now $27.0O.
Tufted leather couch, oak frame, claw
feet, covered with fine quality tan leather,
S45.OO, now $33.75.
Elegant Spanish Couch, deliberately
tufted in green leather, S68.OO, now
$500. and others at reduced prices.
SheetinD. Wamsutta Twilled
%sN:"s' Sheeting. Extra
MuSllnS, heavy. Wears and
lawns washes like linen.
LOngcIoth. Section b
~ yds. wide, Csc. instead OF 35c.
2li yds. wide, 27c. instead Of 37i.c.
"a. yds. wide, 29c. instead OF 42c.
Bleached Muslin, yard wide, &c. in
stead OF SC.
White Cambria Muslin, yard wide,
7c. instead Of &c.
Heavy Twilled Blcached Muslin, yard
wide, SIC. instead Of l01ic.
Unbleached Muslin, yard wide, Sac.
instead OF SC.
White Lawn, 40 inches wide, very fine
and sheer, Ike, regular Ice. quality.
White India Lawn, 40 inches wide,
l4lic. yard instead OF 20c.
English Cambria, soft finished, extra
fine quality, yard wide, l6c. yard in
stead OF zoe.
Extra fine quality Longcloth. French
finish, $l.69 a piece, regular Sl.s8
quality. II yards in a piece.
One Of the most
DEMONSTRATIONS artistic papers
Of Interest ever Ss made for the is
ID lnS the Bradley Plat
Photographers. wSi,s n , S,,Gn an. "",
paper, which in a very simple way gives
the carbon effect. A practical demonstra.
ton OF this paper in our sportsmen's
store, basement, tomorrow between $50
A. M. and $50 P. M.
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Demonstrations
OF Interest
to the
Photographers.

paper, which in a very simple way gives
the carbon effect. A practical demonstrs.
ton OF this paper in our sportsmen's
A. M. and $50 P. M.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-25
OUR CLOCK
EPARTMEN

equalcd in Greater New York. We guaran-
tee and keep all clocks in order for one year
and have skilled workmon in this depart
ment who can repair the most intricate
clocks at moderate prices.
To give all an opportunity, we will con-
tinuc our special offer for three days ut tho
following remarkable prices:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-25

very day with the Easter necessities-the
Have you seen Claire de Lune,
thing for the new shades Of Dress Fabrics.
AT l9c. INSTEAD OF 45c.-Black Jet
Ornaments, embroidered on Chiffon.
AT Sl.l9 YARD INSTEAD OF $3.50
A YARD-Very fine Spangle Passe.
menteries, all this seasons importa-
ton, five designs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-25

& SET.

pot, tea pot, bowl, gold lined cream
pitcher and spoon holder, new fluted design,
beaded edge, highly FURNISHED. set com.
plctc on handsome largr-Sile tray, special
at S12.I5; worth $1,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-25

One Of the most
artistic papers
v e made for the
photographer is
the Bradley Plat
mum, a black and
white printing out
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friedrich Iotstr & o..

Three $500 Shirts u a1s SS ss1is %
for $500. wnl.uHdered
better than the usual 81 90 quality, hand
made button holes and stud holes and
hand finished throughout, bosom Of 1900
pure Irish linen, bodies OF Williamsville
m%uslin-the best shifting muslin made,
75c. or three for $500.
Practical AT ec.-Manicure and
A'a:.,S"' Stationery Pieces, Sterling
Articles Silver Medallions, Button
for the Hooks, Shoe Horns, Nail
rvt..S Files, Cuticle Knives,
IOllet. Curling longs, Paper Cut
section h. tiers, EraSerS and Envel-
ope Openers.
Cold Cream Jars, glass with ebonoid
covers and sterling silver medallions, at
15c. and iec. each.
Puff Boxes, glass with ebonoid covers
and sterling silver medallions, Csc. each.
Ebonized Military Brushes, extra stiff
bristles, at 49c. each.
Ebonized Hair Brushes, extra fine DUAL.
lty bristles, medium size, at Acc.
Genuine Ebony Hand Mirrors, heavy
plate glass, at $l.2S; with sterling silver
medallion, $l.4e, regular worth $i.9s
and $2.25.
EmbrOideries sock edsinss and
1-3 and Less. insertions, very
Of excellent quality, at SC to Acc. per yard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-25

The alert shopper
will find an endless
lot OF matchless op-
%portunities here in
Brio a. Brac, Table
China and Fancy
articles RarpainS
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400. for Boys
S1.4O Derby Hats.
Not sent c. 0.

suitable TOT
boys 8 to IS years. Not all sizes and
slightly soiled from handling, otherwise
perfect.
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Baby Coaches
up to $500
for $685..

our Coaches are brand new, made of best
imported reed and upholstered in the
most up.to-date materials. All have rub
Der tire wheels and many OF them have
lace covers; your choice at $S.98.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-25
A Price Furry in Shoes.
2.40 for 8 Styles OF our $3.50 Kinds

A dollar saved is the as a dollar made, but you'll find il more than that IL
you've nNr had ny experience with or Shoes. For isn't the very bestk kind Of shoe
comfort and satisfaction even worth more than money saving?
In this offer there are three styles Of shoes, all made n our very newest and
best shaped lasts, with anthose Loeser characteristics which mark the individuality OF
our Shoes. They are kid button Shoes, kid tips medium full round toes, broad x
tension soes, and the same, only with patent leather tips; sso kid lace Shoes, kid
tips, full round toes, broad extension soles, all At $2.49, instead Of So. so q pair
AT So s5 INSTEAD OF 81. so These IRE dull kid top patent leather Shoes, fmd-
button, full round toes, broad extension soes and thoroughly VI to date.
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Special Sale Of EbonOid Sterling
Silver Mounted Brushes.

Hair, Military, Cloth. Hat and Bonnet
Brushes, bristles guaranteed, 48c. each;
worth 500.
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ators, different sizes, all the latest i'm,
provements. This price is about hall
that which you will be paying later In the
season.
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LaceS and Liberty pleated in ali
Silk 1-2 and Less. , wssrI pJe'' Soi.
ors at 29c. instead OF ACC. Also plain
Chiffon Mousseline de Sole and Liberty
Silk in tasteful cclors at 29c. instead Of
Acc.
Valenciennes Laces Sc. to l5c. per
yard, just half the regular prices.
r.. Iz- La.s..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-27
CHAFFEE TO COMMAND.
The General Ordered to Chlnu-Vier-
r0.s' Request Ignored

WASHINGTON, June 27.-The Dur.
pose of the government to place an AIDE
quate military force in China was made
perfectly clear Yesterday when orders
were issued TO Brgadirr General Adna
K. Chnffee to take command of the
forces III China and to proceed at once 10
assume his new duties. More significant
probably than the assignment itself WIS
the wording Of The formal orders to Gen.
eral Chuffre, issued late in the day hy
Acting Secretary of War MrkIejohn, di-
recting him ITO take command Of the
troops ordered to China" ind to proceed
to Peking by way Of San francisco and
Taku, accompanied by his aids. 1t had
been expected that the military forces
would be concentrated at thefu or some
other convenient military base, but the
direction to proceed to Picking the CAPT
tai of the Chinese empire, indicated Il
firm determination on the part of the
government authorities to have strong
military force at he seat of the Chinese
government. The announcement of Gen
eraI Chaffee's assignment and the orders
to proceed to Picking came after the state
department had declined to arrede to
second proposition from six great vice
roys Of China that foreign troops be kept
out Of China until Ii Hung Chang
reaches Picking, In more formal manner,
with the signatures OF the six viceroys
representing the greater part of the EN-.
pire. Minister WI repeated his plea OF
Monday tina, the foreign troops be kept
out of the country. Secretary Hay laid
the formal request Of the viceroys before
b,, hnr
position to vary from the presidents de.
terInnat ton, already made known by Sec
rotary Hay to the Chinese minister, to
send our forces to such points as were
menAced and where our officials and cti
zens were in danger.
General Chatfee was in conference with
the war department authorities much Of
the day and in the afternoon spent nearly
an hour with Secretary Hay going over
those phases of the Chinese situation in
which diplomacy will have to BE- mingled
with military act ton.
General Chaffee who is staying at the
Arlington hotel was given serenade
last night by the Third cavalry band, OF
which regiment he was lieutenant colonel
before the war with Spain. The general
left the city this morning for San Fran.
cisco, whence he Is to sail on the trans
port Grant for Japan and China. The
only person accompanying him was Lieu
tenant Harper, one Of his aids. The tive
travel on the Grant simply as paesen.
gers. The vessel also is to take two
squadrons of the Sixth cavalry, which
are intended for service In the Philip
pines but will be delivered to China II
the present condition Of affairs continues
to exist when the Grant reaches Maya.
ski. Japan. At that place Genera
Chaflss will receive whatever further or
ders the war department may have TO,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-27
THEOUTLOOKISDARK
New Outbreaks Threatened In
Southern China.
GREAT UNREST IN CITY OF CANTON.
Natives Hurrying Out of the City For
Safety-Li Hung Chang's Enc-
mics Declare Ne VIII Not
Reach Peking Alive.

LONDON, June PA fresh phase Of
the ebullition in China is the probability
of immediate outbreaks in the great
southern provincial centers. The popu.
lace there is daily assuming more hos.
tile attitude toward foreigners, and the
latter perceive symptoms Of general
rising, especially at Marking, where, &C.
cording to dispatch to The Daily Elk.
press, dated yesterday. kang WI, one
Of the most truculent enemies of for.
eigners, has arrived by way of the grand
canal, armed with full powers from the
empress to deal with the southern prov
inces. The friendly attitude of Viceroy
Liu Kun Yih toward foreigners has
brought him into disgrace with Prince
Tuan, president of the tsung -yamen.
The unrest at Canton is described by a
dispatch from that city to The Daily
Telegraph, dated Monday, via uongkong,
yesterday:
ut Is feared that we are on the eve of a
scene of bloodshed and anarchy in the
two Quangs only paralleled during the
TAPPING rebellion. The signs Of muir
derous uprising are so manifest that
wealthy Chinese are hurrying from Can.
ton and the vicinity, taking their wives
families and valuables.
eli Hung Chang has been again per
emptorily ordered to Picking. His enc
mics declare that they will murder him
before he can reach there. His presence
alone restraints the revolutionary Gle
ments here. His departure will let loose
the Black Flags and Red Girdles. Know.