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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03

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Special prices in our Domestic
Department
Apron Ginsnams for .-sc. yard
Yard-Wide Unbleached Cotton. &c.
lo-i Bleached sheeting. :5c. yard.
IA Longcioths for s-Sc. yard.
Yard-W.de Bleached Muslin, Lie.
Double-Bea Sheets for soc each.
Larse-size Plllow-Covers. Zoe. each
2-Yards-Long Bolster-CoverS, Soc.
Embroidery Flannel, yard wide, 'oc-
Light shifting Calico for Csc.
Yard Wide 1oc. Quality Percales for
satin-stripe Italian Cloths. Pink, Light
Blue ana Red grounds, sc. value. for
Use yard.
t5-inch Plaid Ginshams: Lavender
color only, reduced to 1oc. yarG; ooc
Lnen-Color Crash skfr,ing, 80 inches
wide, for. 6 1-4c. yard
sN-inch Solid Color Organdy. evening
shades for II lie. yard.
All-L1inen Batiste, solid color, Tor
IL lie. yar.i
CudeIette Batiste. small, dainty pat,
terms, Just the fabric RI, for :. waists reduced
36-incIl Tan and Brown Covert Cloth
reduced to sc yard,
Plaid and striped figures, thinner than
the regular goods, for 7-Sc. yard, lec-
value.
32-inch Madras Cloth, stripes, plaids
and checks, nc value. .-Sc. yard
White-Ground Floral-Patterns Lawns
reduced to 3 Use. yard
Dotted Swiss Muslins. all the new
patterns, PIC. value, Zoe yard
Dainty Stripes. Dots and Figured
Dirlities. Zoe. value, e 1-Sc- yard.
At zoe yard: Choice of fine Imported
Wash Goods that cost up to SOC. yard
to import, consisting Of
Byadere-Wo Tucked Grenatine-
Mercerized Foulards, light and DARK
colors.
Bvadere-woven Dotted Swiss. Black
Embroidery
Douole-F'old Scotch Cheviots. waists
and shirt styles
Ernbroidery-Stripe Ginghams.
These goods are in a great variety CT
patterns and colors. now 29c. yaro
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03
,rIayrIc COAST LINE.

The Atlantic Coast Line announces that
on ana after June 4. 1900 trains 41e and
403. the Atlantic Special" viii be dis
continued. also the through Pullman
service on said trains.
G. s. CAMPBELL
Division Passenger Agent.
No. SIS East Main Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03
Great June Sale of
Mems Trousers.
. Observation-Disclosures:

Enough of these Pants left from
last weeks sale for Monday only.
One one big table you Will find Pants
heaped and piled up We can't tell you
all about them, but as far as we have
gone we find them to be cut in style, IN
GRAY and Brown Che~tots, made with
Ajax Wristbands and hip pockets, All
wool remember, and You can see Tor
yourself, they are worth sl.oo ana more
Put on your size for Csc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03
The Tramp.

Don't say the tramp VII! never work,
But lives Upon his stealinss;
One mighty task he'll never 81 Tx
That's working on our feelings
-Philad elphia Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03
The Meyer Store.

the service. Meetings will be conducted
every night this week at Mission Room,
Twentyfirst and Franklin Streets.
A Christian Unity Festival, suggested
by the meeting held at the Academy Of
Music the first Sunday in May, will be
held at Barton Heights Baptist church
at o'clock this evening. The meet
ing is designed to unite the various de-
nominations in closer relationship in their
work for the Master.
Rev. J. Sidney Peters. Methodist, will
preach the sermon. Rev. Mr.. Squires.
Presbyterian, will preside at the meeting,
and Rev. George w. Clark, Baptist, Will
make an address.
The musical programme, which has been
arranged and will be directed by Mr.. W.
H Bennett. will be feature. 1t is spe-
cially desired that a large attendance,
from every denomination. be present at
flss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03
Great June Sale of
Bows Wash Suits.


Boys Light Blue and White Stripe
Percale Sailor Blouse Wash Suits. c9c.
Boys Brown or Blue Striped Percale
Sailor Blouse Wash Suits, with solid
Blue or solid Brown duck collars and
shield, a 6a2. suit for 44c-
Boys Striped Crash and Green Print.
Duck Sailor Blouse Suits, solid or White
inlaid collars and cuffs, soc.
Boys Striped Sailor Blouse SUITS,
made of fine quality striped Gaiatea
cloth, in Brown, Blue Nor Tan. Blue or
White inlaid collars, some braided, for
SSc.
Elegant assortment of Boys Blouse
Wash Suits in The finest imported
Galatea, many colors of checks and
stripes 10 select from, washable SILK,
star or anchor on shield and collar,
for S1.!3.
Wash Suits, ages to 16 years, Ssc.
Boys Double-Breasted Wash Suits,
IN herrinsbone and Galatea cloth,
BOYS Pure Linen Crash Suits.
Boys Light Blue Striped Wash
Boys White Duck Pants for CSC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03
:
Great June Sale of French
and Summer Corsets.


Medium and Short Waist Summer
Corsets, of durable net, three sldes
steel, zone belt, worth 1oc., at Que.
Bias-cut Gored Corsets, medium
waist. fine satin, all the most popular
makes, greatly reduced TO so on sale at
W. B. Linen Batiste Corsets, made of
finest linens and extra-good oonlns,
lace trimmed, and a So value any
where: price, $3.50 pair
Long-Waist Nursing Corsets, in White
and Drab. patent clasp. 81 pair
One lot OF miscellaneous French Cof-
sets, in almost any style or shape de-
sired; every pair greatly reduced IN
price and put in at $l-'o to $500 the
pair.
W. B. Empire Corsets, made of finest
linen, hes, boning: the popular shirt
waist corset, only 81 pair.
The well-known Century Corset
Shield. makes the corset wear twice as
long, Zoe. pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03

and styles and shapes in Solid Leather Ok
will hard please If can't pick out
pair from this lot without moments hesitation; OSC
The consists Misses Fine Hand Turned Pat
ent-Leatner 2Button Oxfords. with silk and kid guar
kid lining: Misses 2-Strap
Sandals, made fine kdskn, Black jewel ornament on
yamp with White kid sock lining: Misses Wei
2-Buon oxfords good medium heavy tentleaher
tip leather Misses Wei
silk vesng White kid lined with
welt flexible serviceahle
Heavy Misses ONfords, for walking shoes. suit
all solid lea her.... y
I4adies Black Oxford Ties Four
Button oXfords newest lasts nothing but an exam
JUSTICE @A'-O
q Ladies' IS will not Co
buy better fitting wearing shoe; price..... ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03
|GREAT JUNE Sale Of LADIES fine SHOES
AND IN ADDITION
1000 Pairs Of $3.50 10 $500 Sample Shoes
From The Carlisle Shoe Company at One and Half Pair.

make
veiut
goods O a
all
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03
:
Great June Sale of
Fine Wash Goods.

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Special prices in our Domestic
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-10
NATURALEzA PERFECTA
TRATAr1IENTO A PRUEBA

IRATArlIENTO A PRUEBA
EnviadO Gratuitamente POr CorreO
Baj0 Cubierta Cerrada. e /
neaicamento preparado bajo la direction per-
sonal de no de los mas afanados especialistas
Amer1canOS en- el tratamentO de las enfer- /
medades del sistema nervioso.
Cuaquler persona que este sufriendo de en-
fermedades nerviosas, deberia escribir inmedia.
tamente la State Remedy Co., de la Ciudad
New York, y aceptar su oferta de un trata-
miento prueba, lbre de gastos.
: A lin de c0locar este maravillos0 tratamiento
en- manos de toda persona que este sufriendo
la agonia mental y fisica que causa Ia debilidad
sexual, La State Remedy Co. ha decidido enviar
un tratamiento gratuito como ensayo todo ell
que escriba enseguida pidiendole. Ell remedio
es envlado por correo baj jO una cuberta sencilla,
cerrada y sellada; asi es que no hay tenor
alguno de publicidad nj al recibirlo nj al usarlo.
Iomase la medicina en- privado con perfecta
segurldad, Sc garantiza una curaci6n segura.
La Vitalidad suele abandonar al hombre sin que
este Sc aperciba.de clio. No importa cual haya
sido la causa del NAL, hen hayan sido abusos
prematuros, exceso de trabajo mental, ansie-
dades ocasionadas por los negocios, los resulta-
dos son siempre los mismos; perdida premature
de vlgor y de memoria, emisiones involuntarias.
lmpotencia, varicocele, parties extenuadas.
Este remedio especifico 10 curara en- cualquier
periodo en- que Sc encuentre la enfermedad,
antes que de por resultado la epilepsia, con sus
consecuencias de consuncion y locura
I'll remedio actda directamente en- ell sitio
Orlgen del NAL, no importa ell tempo cue este
haya durado, y el paciente nota los benefcios
desde el primer dia del tratamiento En-
cinco dias, los remedies, que han sido enviados
gratuitamente, 10 haran sentir mejor, ell ira
tamiento complete debera efectuar su curaci6n.
La State Remedy Co. recibe los testimonies
mas asombrosos de las personals que han pro-
bado nuestro tratamiento gratuito de cinco
dias. Este tratamiento sera puesto en- sus
manos libre de gastos, Sc le aconseja por su
propio bien que envie por el sin demora. Es-
cribid hoy y enviad vuestra direction.
NADIA le cuesta probar este remedio, podria
costarle mucho dejar pasar esta oportpnidad.
Escribid hoy. Direction
THE STATE REMEDY COMPANY,
~ Pharmaeai Bide., John Dutch sts
NEW YORK, e. U. De A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-10
ALFONSO KARR

dono sin profundo dolor; pero seria un crimen
de mi parte contraer una obligation que me es
tan odiosa, que no tengo fuerzas para cum
pGr. Lejos de ustedes, su hija Sc conducira
siempre honradamente en- el retro el trabajo;
J So mayor deseo es poder pagar ustedes par
te de 10 que han hecho por ella; sobre todo les
encargo que no hagan gesti6n ninguna para
obligarme volver. pues va deben comprender
que sin largas profundas rehexiones, y sin
poderosos motives, no habr6 tornado semejante
res0luci6n. Juro por 10 que mas amo en- este
mundo, que 81 ustedes el guarda mayor llegan
descubrir mi retire. tardare en- arrojarme por
Ia ventana 10 que tarden ustedes en- atrayesar
el umbral de mi puerta.
Adios, mis- queridos padres; al partir afigi-
da desolada, he pedido Dios por ustedes y
bsndecido su casa no me concederan ustedes
tambien su bendici6n para darme fuerza y va
lor en- la situaci6n en- que me hallo9
So amante y afigida hija,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-10
Elena q Maria.

Todo esta decidido; parto esta misma noche
Sola, sin guia, con un POGO de ropa blanca Y
algunos vestidos; esperame.
Esta malana me han .traido los regalos de
boda; 20 estaba indignada contra mi prone
lido.
-Sehorita--me djo--no he contestado SUI
carta de usted, porquo no era mas que una nj
nada; pero este usted persuadida de que mi de-
SEQ serd siempre agradarla complacerla.
~Senor-respondf--q tener con usted
una c0nferencia.
Fingi6 no oirme, Y Sc fu6 hablar con mi
madre; cuando Vi que todo era indtil, que 70
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-10
RARA FAMILIAs,

Lista de ropa para un aiss
4 veinte y cinco centavos una
"a dos pesos y medic do
cena. De venta en- Ia I'M
prenta del BoLEr1N MgR>
EANTII..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-10

comidde
eganda sobre cub'rta
los McOs las Ia G00nd
puos la San Juan toaos los Dming las
de la arde
MuELLE:
TELEFONO No 6II
The sun., 1900-04-04
LOYAL TO NATIONAL PARTY
Union Republicans Will Stand
by the Principles and Candi-
dates of Republican Party.
RECEIVED UNJUST TREATMENT
One of the Strongest Platforms Eyer
Adopted in This State Protests
Against the Unfairness OF the
Administration Toward
Union Republicans.
RECEIVED UNJUST TREATMENT
EreH The suns stas Correspondent.

Trexa The Suns staf Correspondent.
Dover, Del, April 3.-Union Repub-
licaas Of Delaware have declared them.
selves loyal to ths great National Repub-
lican party, and in State convention an.
sembled endorsed tho present Republi-
can administration; reafiirmed the ST..
Louie platform, with the exception oil
the Civil Service law; and adopted one
OF the strongest State political platforms
on record in Delaware.
The platform emphatically protests
that in return for loyal support and the
electoral vote of Delaware in 1896, the
Union Republicans of this State have re.
ceived unfair and unjust treatment from
the present administration, yet the vel
fare and exigencies of the nation de.
mand and require the loyal support oi
the principles and candidates of the
National Republican party. The platform
adopted today was as follows
The Union Republican party OF Della.
ware in State Convention assembled or
the third day of April, A. d., 1900 de-
clares and announces:
|. That, firmly believing that the
principles of the National Republican
party are sound, right and entirely in ac
cord with the purposes for which our Ma
tional Government was established an(
best calculated to maintain "a more per
The sun., 1900-04-04

hal been thrown against the door to
cover the crack at the bottom. Tue cor
oner gave a certificate OF death by as
phyxiation.
The deceased was GO years old and a
WinIingtonlan. For some yeas h. he,
sided near Newport. He was butcher.
His widow was daughter ri David
Shaw, who kept hotel at Front aud
Il ng stree is many years ago. Mr. Gonid
leaves a s n, Harrison, who is money
order cerk at the p ,stoffice, aud
daughter. Mra. Winfield S. Quiglev. His
aged mother, Mrs Mary Gould, resides
at No. 1905 Tatnal street. FIX Sheriff
Pierce Gould is brother of the de-
ceassd.
Mr.. G,u'd wac nne OF the or'ginal
directors OF the Masonic Hall Co.. aud
was dire, tor at the time of his deati,.
He was aso a member OF Lafi,ede
Lodge, A. F. A NJ. and St. Johu's Com
mandpry, knights Templar. The fnne,at
will take place on Thursday, and the
interment will be private.
The sun., 1900-04-04
KILLED HIMSELF WITH ILLUMINATING GAS.

By inhaling Illuminating gas, Joseph
II. Gould, of No. 6l3 Franklin street,
committed suicife yesterday morning.
Mrs. Gould was getting ready to retire
on Monday night about II O'clock and
Mr. Gould left her to get drink OF
water.
This is the last he was seen alive as
he stopped in the sittiag room to wind
his watch, and Mrs. Gonld fell asleep
without waiting for him to return.
About O'Clock Mrs. Goud awoke and
found that her husband was not in bed
and Immediately called her son, Ilar-
rison Gould, from the third floor TO help
her make an investigation. Upon open
ing the door Of tie sitting room they
found the room filled with gas. Mr..
Gould Immediately opened he windows
and made light, finding his father living
on the sofa dead.
Coroner A. D. Van6ever and Deputy
Coroner Ferris Giles made an investiga.
tion. They learned that three gas burn
ers had been turned on and that a rug
The sun., 1900-04-04

s. That all combinations or trusts, 81
called, whose operation, management
and control increase the cost of any arti
Gle or commodity to the consumer are {
menace to the safety OF the country anc
should be so regulated and controlled BY
proper and adequate legislation that sale
operation, management and &C ntr.l will
in the future enure to the beT eft of the
people. And il for the good of the peo.
pie il is found impossible to permit the
existence of such combinations or trusts
under such restricted conditions then
we demand such legislation as will COM
pletely abolish them.
9 hat imposts and duties should bu
continued on the manufactured goods OF
foreign countries, which enter into COM
petition with the American workman,
Tor his protection; and that such imposts
and duties should be so laid that they
discriminate in favor of goods imported
in American ships,
10. That we endorse and approve OF
the bill now pending in Congress for the
rebuilding of our merchant marine, and
request our Representative in Congress
to vote for and aid its passage as a1aw.
IL. That the present laws of the
united States which require the passing
of any Of the civil service examinations
as qualification for any office under the
government, are not in accord with
American institutions, are calculated to
establish ana continue privileged class
OF citizens and ought to be repealed.
IL. That just, fair and honorable pen.
sions should be granted to all those men
who in time Of, peril to the nation de-
voted their services to the defence there
OF, and who in such service became dis
abled, and to the families OF those who
lost their lives in fighting for their coun.
try, the same pensions should be given
by grateful country.
l3 That we condemn tfe legislation
of those States by which full and free
opportunity for the honest expression o
the will of the electors is prevented, and
by which, under forms of law, elections
are farce, and the true principles o.
government are ignored and set aside.
II. That the Inter State Commerce
law ought to be rigidy and impartially
enforced, 80 that the shipper of goods
over shorter haul should not be dis
criminated against in favor of shipper
OF goods over longer haul.
G. s. JONEs
The sun., 1900-04-04
POWDER MILL EXP0DES
WITH TERRIFIC CONCLUSION
Explosion About Midnight at du
y Fonts Causes Policemen to
Search for Safe-bIowers.


Search for safe-bIowers.
With terrific concussion one of the
du Pont powder mills in the lower Hag-
ley yards exploded about 1880 O'Clock
this morning. The cause of the ex-
ploslon is unknown at this time. No
men we're in the mill wien the explosion
occu ed and it is believed at the time of
going to press that no one was injured.
The concussioL was felt all over the
city. Policemen on Market street in the
district in which majority Of the bank
cry institutions are situated buried to
tie several banks. Trey were under the
Impression that burglars were blowing
open o safe.
Windows ratified in many sections Of
the city, and girls in the Della ware and
Atlantic Telegraph and Telephone Conn
pany Bailding felt the building shake
very plainly. At the Delaware Hospital
the shock was especially perceptihle.
belated pedestrians were alarmed. -
Inquiry at the Office of the T.. l. du
Font de Nemours & Company brought
the information that one mill MAS de-
stroyed without the los of life.
The sun., 1900-04-04

foniy be issued when gold to the full'i
amount of their face value is deposited
sin the treasury of the United States,''
'to secure the redemption of them'i
when 30 issued and that on August
$50, A. d., 1898, again, in State Con-"
"vention met we also declared as fol-"
"lows, viz: Believing that the money''
"of the government shonld be the best
lin the world and that its value"
should be unquestione6 everywhere" !"
I'VE demand the maintenance by the"
government OF the present gold stand"
"ard OF the value of said money, that"
"notes of the government payable on''
"demand should be only issued when''
gold to the amount Of the notes 30 is-''
"sued is deposited with the Nationa''
Treasury for the redemption thereof,'
"and that She gold 30 deposited shalr'
"be preserved and kept in such treas-"
"ury for the sole purpose of redeeming''
''such notes." We agsin ponitively af.
frm those beliefs in regard to the faan.
cial affairs OF the government.
4 That while the Constitution and
Laws OF the United States do not by
virtue OF any inherent forcs extend to
oar foreign possessions, yet We believe
thst that Constitution and thoss laws, al
far as applicable, should, by appropriate
legislation, be extended to said posses
aions; and that civil government should
be speedily established in those posses.
sions.
5. That the armed rebellion existing
in the Philippine Islands should be sup
pressed, and that if necessary, the Presl.
dent should employ all the land and
naval forces OF the United States in rap
idly accomplishing this end.
6. That an isthmian canal between the
Atlantic and Pacific oceans should be
constructed, owned, operated. managed
directed, controlled and guarded solely
by the government OF the United States
and that to speedily accomplish this
congress should, at once, enact proper
laws.
7. That our coasts should be strongly
and efficiently defended with the bes
munitions, weapons, defences and msr
attainable, for the protection of our peo
pie and their property. We also favor {
strong and efficient navy, which is TIN
strongest, best and most effective saf
guard from the attack Of anv foreigl
force.
The sun., 1900-04-04
THE DEAD MAN IDENTIFIED
Was of Prominent Rhode
Island Family, But Was
Unfortunate.
BODY CLAIMED BY RELATIVES
Leaves Pretty Young Wife and
Child i'm Providence, Whom
He Has Not Seen For Over
a Year. At One Time
He Was Very Popular.

Ths body of the young nan who was
killed BY falling down the hold of tho
steamship Grecian at the Harlan T. Hol-
lingswerth shipyard on Monday night
has been identified as Herbert s. Horton
OF Providence, r. l., and claimed by
relatives. Although employed as q
laborer at the local shipyard Mr.. Horton
was OF prominent family of the city of
Providence.
ii. Il. Maine, a brother-in-law of the
unfortunate young man, arrived in this
city last night and instructed Deputy
Coroner Giles to furnish .casket, pre-
pare the body and ship it to Providence.
Mr.. Maine said that young horton dis
appeared from his home about one year
ago and had not been heard of until the
telegram was received from Deputy
Coroner Giles informing them of his
i death.
"He is of good family and was at one
time one of the most popular young men
of the city OF Providence and the owner
of large shoe store, with stock valued
at about $l5, ,000," said Mr.. Maine, but
he was affected with the curse OF drink
| ing and was what is known as period
ical drinker. He seemed to have no
power to resist the craving for strong
drink and would stay drunk for about
three days at time after wnichhe would
sober off. He had friends without mum
Der and leaves pretty young wife and
son in his home ciSy.
ellis father is living and is promi
nent contractor in Providence. He has
a mother and two sisters. The family
have tried in vain to find trace OF him
since he left his home in the east. About
six months ago was at the morgue in
New York city and viewed body which
was at first thought to be the missing
son and husband. Since her husbands
departure the wife of the dead man and
her little boy have made their home
with her brother and do not know oi
the accident to Mr.. Horton. did moi
. tell her for fear the body was not that o
her husband, nor did tell his father.
will arrive at Providence ahead of the
. body and will break the new to them.'
The body will be expressed this after
noon and will be all ready for buria
. when it arrives at Providence.
Mr.. Maine married a'.ister OF the de
ceased and is one of the largest mer
. chants in that city.
1t has been discovered that Horton
under the name OF George r ,berts, ha
been boarding at No. COL Spruce stree
since his arrival in Wilmington early il
! February. He came from Baltimore t.
this city in company with Harry Cog
we'll, formerly of Harrington. Iloitoi
owed about $l2 board, which Mr.. Main
says he will pay.