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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-12
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Highest single strlng--Jones. Jones'. 1873
Highest three-string total Jones
Jones. 320.
Highest team string-Joncs. $50
Highest team total-SWifts 1iOl
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-12
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Highest single string-Brown. Il. M. A.
&c, 235
Highest three-string total-Barnefeid.
II. n, $685.
Highest team string-West Side, sl7.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-12

Denver. Jan. l2.-Theodore Roosevelt
received a surprise yesterday which will
go far toward softening his recollections
OF his campaigning trip 10 Colorado last
September. when he was attacked by
rowdies at Victor.
When the train bearing the vice presi-
dent-cleet from Colorado Springs 20
Meeker reached Divide Col- II was
boarded by a delegation of citizens from
victor. headed by Daniel Sullivan, post
master at Cripple Creek. who interposed
at the time OF tho Victor riot and saved
Roosevelt from injury.
Sullivan carried a long piece OF scant-
ling. around which was fastened gold
bands on which was Inscribed:
From the citizens OF Victor 10
GOV. ROOSEVELT.
a token OF esteem.
This was the club thrown at Col Roose-
welt az the time OF the riot
Mr. Sullivan. IN presenting the gold
mounted scantling as a souvenir. said the
people OF Victor were exceedingly sorry
that col. Roosevelt had been molested on
his former visit u their city and pledged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
CSC. Cretons and Denin7s,
full yard-wide,
Mil!-End Price I21c.

s4 Bagdad Portieres, fringed
top and bottom, three yards
long, Mill-end price $2.9S pair.
1926 Derby Portieres, 8 yards
long, fringe top and bottom, Mill
end price s1.9S a pair.
IS Tapestry Portieres, 5yards
long, 50 inches wide, heavy knot
ted fringe, Mill-end price S3.9S a
pair.
s1.25 5O-inch Tapestry, for
furniture coverings, 5-color
schemes, NIill-end price 69c. yard
49c. 5o-inch Furniture Cover
ing, satin finished kind, Mill-end
price CSC. yard.
S2.75 Velour Piano Covers, %
yards long, silk fringed, Mill-end
price S1.9S each.
75c. Sateen Covered Sofa Pill
lows, ruf1led and corded edges,
Alill-end price 39c. each.
69c. Chenille Table Covers, i
yards square, heavily fringed,
all colors, Mill-end price 500.
SO Irish Point Lace Curtains.
81 yards long, extra wide, Mill
end price S7.48 a pair.
$3.50 Scotch Net Lace Curtains
81 yards long, extra wide, lC
different designs, Mill-end price
$3.4S a pair
81 Nottingham Lace Curtains,
Ecru and White, 8 and 81 yards
long, Mill-end price 69c.
$3.50 Four-Fold Gilt Embroid-
cred Screens; 5 feet inches
high, Mill-end price S1.9S
l23c. Sofa Pillow Cord, Green,
Brown, Blue, and Tans, NIill-end
price sc. a yard.
81 Strips of Lace Curtains, 8
and 81 yards long, N[ill-end price
Acc. a strip.
100. Embroidered Curtain Mus
lin, scalloped edged, suitable for
sash curtains, Mill-end price Sc.
a yard.
15c. 1 Yard Wide Cretons,
Oriental and Persian effects, Mill
end price &c. yard
81 Alligator (Leather Sub
stitute) Travelling Bags, brass
trimming, and full l6-inch size,
Mill-end price 49c.
Acc. 12-inch Travelling Bags,
tan-grained leatherette, Mill-end
price 29c.
19c. Table Oil-Cloth in a va
riety of new patterns; Mill-end
price 1Oc. a yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
Blankets and Sheets
In the MiIE-End Sale.

Bleaclled Sheets, 27az211A
wards, slightly mill stained.
Mill-End Price 45c. q piece.
New York Mills Bleached
Shooting, full width. Mill-end
price 21c. a yard
Burleigh Long Cloth, full
pieces, branded. AIill-end price
91sc. q yard.
Unbleached Cotton, good
heavy quality. Mill-end price
Use. a yard.
Hen1stitcf1ed and Drawn
Work Pillow-cases; 45x36 inch
es. Mill-e11d price 15c. each.
75c. White Crocheted Quilts,
with Marseilles patterns. Mill
end price 59c.
$50 Eztra-Size Crocheted
Quilts, with satin finish. Mill
end price $1.19.
SIS. 80 MarseiIles Fringed
Quilts, made especially for iron
beds. Mill-end price 50. so.
$3.50 All-Wool Red or Gray
Blankets, 6Ox80 inches. Mill
end price 50 80
White and Gray Blankets.
Nill-end price SOC. a pair.
So Silk-Bound Cochineal-Dyed
Red Twilled Blankets, III size.
Nill-end price $3.98.
69c. White Crib Blankets.
Mill-end price 29c. y pair.
So Bordered Cotton Filled
Comforts. full size. Mlll-end
price $50.
Sale Pi1low-Cases, 40 and 45
bv SO. NIill-elld price 12312c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
Imported Black Hosiery.
Eiersnsdorf Black Hosiery, Dcn-
DIE Heels and Toes, Ladies
Sizes, s 10 9,

The very best OF 25c- Brands
are in the Mill Sale at Ice. a
pair.
12lc.Ladies Plain Black and Tan
Hose, no two pairs alike. Mill
end price, d pair, &c
Zoe. Ladies Black Woollen
Hose, double soles. Mill-end
price, q pair, 10c.
Sample lot Children's Ribbed
Hose, worth up to 25c- pair- Mill
end price. Sc.
15c. Ladies Fancy Stripe Drop
stitch Hose, full seamless. Mill
end price, paIr, &c.
lie. Children's. Black Ribbed
Hose, double knees, fullseamless.
MiIl-end price, pair, &C.
10c. Childrep's WoolIen Hose.
lIIIf-end price. pair. 4c>
Children's Fast-Blaek Ribbed
Hose. MilI-end price. per pair
&c.
10 and 12Ic. Infants Black,
White and Tan Socks. Mlll-enG
price, per pair, &C.
The regular catalogue SOC.
Syringe for 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
Wash Goods
In tie rIiEI-End Sale.

In IlS ttfe--EIO SdiS.
Sc. Batiste. A1ill-end price
37sc. per yard
10c. Plaid Outing Cloth. Mill
end price Use. per yard.
1910. Yard-Wide Sea Island
Percales, 1901 patterns. Mill
end vrice 77sc. a yard.
Light Outing Cloth. Mill
End price &c. per yard.
lie. Woven Madras. Mill-end
price 7aac. per yard.
CSC. Printed Pique. N1ill-end
price csc. per yard
1212c. Black Sateen. A1ill-end
price 41sc. per yard.
1215c, Printed Duck Suiting.
Mill-end price 512c. yard.
27-inch Fine Dimities, baby
cords. Mill-end price csc,
Light Shifting Calicos. Mill
end price 2 7-Sc. a yard.
S2-inch Double-Fold Plaid
Flannel. Mill-end price 4 7-Sc-
121ac. Batiste. Niill-end price
5 7-Sc- per yard.
lie. Woven Dotted Di1nity.
Mill-End price 10c. per yard.
SOC. Silk Mousseline de Sole.
lfill-end price 29c. per yard.
&c. Apron Ginghams 8 Use.
per yard.
New Spring Lawn. Mill-end,
price l 7-Sc. per yard.
loc. Yard-Wide Percale. Mill
end price 6 7-Sc. per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
Things for the
Little Things -
i'll the MiIl-End Sale.

III iiiS JAW.
IS Infants Long Cashmere
Cloaks, all prettily trimmed
Mill-end price $3.50.
81 and 50 Null Caps, IN the
Mill-end sale SOC.
75c. and 81 Silk and Null
Caps. Mill-end price, 23c.
SOC. and 25c. Silk and Lawn
Caps. Mill-end price 1Oc.
81 Carriage Shoes for Infants.
Mill-end price 25c.
Sc. Lace-Trinmed Bibs. Mill
end price &c.
75c. Children's Nainsook
Dresses, Mother Hubbard style,
Mill-end price SOC.
IS and SD Children's Auto
Coats, Mi1l.end price s4.9S.
S1.25 Children's White Ores
ses, a variety Of dainty styles.
Mill-end price 79c.
Children's Night Robes, Of
good muslin, some trimmed with
featherstitch braid, Others plain,
in the Mill-end sale tic.
Children's School Aprons Of
Lawn, trimmed with Hamburg
embroidery. Mill-end price 19c.
3-Band Sewing Silk Yelling,
navy, white and brown, special.
Mlll-end price lie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
Former.
44-lnch Storm Serge in
the MiIl-End Sale, SOC.

81 Gray Mixed Plaid, 5o-inch
imported stuff; 81 Plum and
Green Plaid, 5o-inch cloth suit
ing: S1.25 Astrachan 50-lnch
Brown with Black Tufts; 75c.
Gray, Brown, and Blue Fancy
Suitings. MilI-end price SOC.
soc. French Flannels, fancy
waist effects, MlIl-end price 39c.
a yard
$3.50 English 5O-inch suitings,
Gray, Brown, and Steel, Mill
end price 81 Il yard.
soc. Pure-Wool Habit Cloth,
Brown and Navy only, Mill-end
price 35c. a pard.
s5c. Scotch Plaid, bright, new
eolorings, Mill-end price 60c. q
yard
soc. Gray. Steel, Brown Fancy
suitiings, MlII-end price Csc. a
yard.
25c. Eiderdown, Blue and Rel
only, Mill-end price lac.
SOC. Skirting, plaid back,
Brown, Steel, MIll-end price l9c.
4 yard.
81 80 Golf Plaid, Blue and
Gray, Caiet, MiIl-end price sl.49
a yard.
soc. 41-inch Granite Cloth,
Gray, Brown, Blue, Green, MILL
end price 25c- a yard.
soc. 45-inch Henrietta, all new
colorings, MIill-end price 29c. a
yard.
S. 59-inch Beaver and Kersey
Cloaking. Tan and Garnet, Mill
end price s. q yard.
Sl.25 Pure Wool kersey for
walking skirts, plain and
fancy, MilI-end price 99c. yard
25c. PIaids, Black and White,
Gray and White, N1iIl-end price
12Ic. Il yard.
53-inch Venetian Cloth, s1.25
kind. MilI-end price ST.
4Einch Camel's-Hair Cheviot,
Mill-end price 5oe-
46-inch Pebble Cheviot, Mill
end price I5c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
SiIesias, Brown, Slate
and Black,
Mii;-End Price TIC.

Mercerized Tailor (Italian)
Innings, colors and Black, Mill
end price Soc. q yard.
SIZE. Mercerized Sateen Tailor
Lining, all colors and Black,
Mill-end price Csc.
zoe. Mercerized Taffeta, allcol-
.ors and Black, NIill-end price 123c
15o. Percaline, in colors and
Fast Black, Mill-end price 9Ac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
New Furs==zEo Pieces.
Less Than Half OF Reduced
Prices.

Knowing Of our increased sales
during Mill-End sales, we made
an offer for small dealers entire
Fur stock, and it is ready for sell
ing tomorrow.
Real Mink Muffs, four stripes
Of the fnestskins, actually worth
twenty dollars, on sale for $3.50.
Real Beaver Collarettes, with
storm collars, Of elegant make,
truly worth fifteen dollars, on sale
at 1896.
Real Mink Double Scarfs, with
four and six tails, truly worth
seven dollars and a half to ten dol
lars, on sale at s4.95.
Real Fitch Masten Scarfs, with
six tails. truly worth seven dol
lars and half, on sale at 1925
Long Black Sheared Scarfs,
with six tails, the same aswe sold
hundreds of for two dollars and a
half. on sale at 95c.
Long Brown Coney Scarfs-
these are very large and long,
with chains, and are truly worth
three dollars. On sale at 95c.
Long Sable Fox Scarfs, two
yards long, the color q dark Brown,
rich sable, with ten tails, same as
sold for $3.50, on sale at $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
Carpets and Rugs
In the Mill E7ri Sale

45c. Floor Oil-Cloth, Mill-end
price 22!c. q yard.
81 Ingram Druggets, 3x2dJ
yards, colors Red, Green, and
Blue. During Mill-End Sale 50 -
SO Misfit Ingram Brussels
Carpets, good quality, 4x5 yard.
During MiII-End Sale, $3.50
81 Velvet Wilton Carpets,
62Ic. q yard
i5c. China Mattings. During
Mill-End Sale, 94c. per yard.
81 quality Smyrna Rugs. door
size. knotted fringed ends, in the
MilI-End Sale, 59c.
SIS and $50 Real Oriental
Rugs. from the Gendge district,
usually in the AIill-End Sale,
$3.50
Rugs from MiIl-Ends of Car
pets, wool fringed ends Mill
End Sale. 25c each.
SOC. Holland Window Shades,
double knotted fringe, mounted
on good spring rollers. Mill-end
price 29c.
So Hair Mattresses,
M;iI-End Sale Price $3.50
SIS Hair Mattress. Mill-end
price Sl2
81 Oak Buffers Tray and
Stand. NIiIl-end price S2.15
So Ladies Wicker Reception
Chair. Mill-end price $50
$3.50 Ladies Wicker Reeep-
ton Chair. MiIl-end price $3.50
So Golden Oak Hall Chair.
Mill-end price $3.50
$3.50 Leather and Spring-Seat
Dining Chair. AIill-end price
$3.50
So Ladies' Real Mahogany
Writing Desk Mill-end price
So.
$3.50 Jardinere Stands. brass
feet with glass balls. Niill-end
price 99c.
Parlor and Library Rockers,
with velour and tapestry seats.
Nill-end price s4.75
A Sale of Rubber Goods.
Goodyesy and otlier mates
Goodyear's Syringes, with 3
hard-rubber attachments, IN
| wooden case, 35c., regular cata-
1ogue price, 75c.
Best White Rubber Fountain
Syringe (warrantedl, soc.
Goodyear Hygeia Fountain
| Syringe and Water Bag COM
bined. with 4 hard-rubber at
tachments, in a wooden case, for
SIPS. Regular catalogue price,
$3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
Umbrellas,
With Gases 30 Match.

WITH LaSGS 10 4iuSSN-
Carved Princess handles, with
ribbon loops and sterling silver
catches.
Marrow Rolling Umbrellas
with steel rods.
These are all handles for mourn
ing wear. In the Mlll-end sale
at 81.
TrlpleeEated Sliger.ares sSc
Every article is piatea on hard white
metal and warranted by us. The makers
needed the money and We wanted the
Silyerware. Pickle Casters, Butter
Dishes, Sugar Bowls. Berry Stands, Fruit
Stands. 5-gottle Casters, Glaret Jugs,
Mater Jugs, and Cracker Jars-all espe-
ciaily well finished, and the price IS but
DSc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
$500 Ladies Silk Vests.
High Neck and Low Sleeves,
Miii=End Price CSC

25c. Ladies Heavy Fleece
Lined Jersey Ribbed Vests and
Pants, silk tapped. The Mill-end
sale price 19c.
75c. Ladies Heavy Fleece
Lined Jersey-Ribbed "Oneita ;,
Union Suits, silk-taped and pearl
buttons. in cream and gray.
Mill-end price 33c.
$50 Ladies Wool "Oneita "
Combination Suits, silk-trimm-
ed and pearl buttons. NIill-end
price 79c.
$50 Ladies Solid Black All
Wool Vests and Equestrien
Tights. NIill-end price Toe.
S1-5O Ladies Silk and Wool
Vests, long and short sleeves.
Mill-end price 75c
Children's 1oc. and 15c. White
Merino and Fleece-Lined Jersey
Ribbed Vests and Pants. Mill
end price S1sc.
Children's 25c. and SOC. Vests
Pants, and Drawers, in white
nerino and heavy fleece-lined
Jersev-ribbed grades. Mill-erd
price 15c.
soc. Children's Heavy Fleece
Lined Jersey-Ribbed Union Suits,
sill1-taped and pearl buttons.
Mi11-eud sale i9c.
75c. Children's Heavy Fleece
Lined Jersey-Ribbed "Oneita
Union Suits, silk-taped and pearl
buttons. NLill-end price $50.
SOC. Mems Heavy Fleece-Lined
Shirts. During Mill-cnd sale
price CSC.
soc. Mems White Merino
Shirts and Drawers. Mill-end
price 25c.
81 Mems Camel's-Hair and
Natural Wool Shirts and Draw
ers. Mill-end price 49c.
81 Mems White Lambs Wool
Shirts and Drawers. Mill-end
price CSC.
ST Mems All-Woo1 Medicatcd
Red Flannel Shirts and Drawers.
Mill end price 75c.
81. % Mems Pure Lambs Wool
Fleeced Shirts and Drawers.
NLill-end price 75c.
New Es7rS==.s0 Pieces
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
Linens
In the Mill-End Sale.

1LI2C. J1e11S -ltStlSd il'Sh
Towels, White damask borders.
Mill-end price SC. each.
Bleached Turkish Towels, IA
yards long, Mill-end price 6 for
81, 19c. each.
Linen Damask Fringed Dol
lies, NIilI-end price Sc.
81 inch Birdseye, 1O-yard
pieces. MiIl-end price 55c.
59c. All-Linen Bleached Da-
mask, SO inches wide. Mill-end
price sec. per yard.
White Goods.
Till Ends.
s, 10, 121ac. Satin-Stripe Mus
Inns, Corded White Dimltles,
Satin Plaid Muslins. Mill-end
price sc. per yard.
Piuues, Damasks, and Satin
Striped Fancy Cords, all Whites,
mill ends Of IL and 25c. grades,
in the Mil1-End Sale at Sac. per
yard.
end price 5 7-Sc. a yard.
19c. Fine Corded Dinities.
Mill-end price 9 7-Sc. yard.
Sheer Linons, 40 inches wide,
AIill-end price 1211ac. a yard.
1Oc. 27-inch India Linons.
Mill-end price, q. Use. a yard.
22c. Heavy Corded Piques.
Mi1l-end price 12112c. a yard.
Sc. Sheer Plaid and Striped
Muslins. Mill end price 4 Use.
Corded Madras, particularly
soft finish. Nill-end price 121ac.
1Oc. Corded Piques, Mill-end
price 5 7-Sc. a yard.
25c. French Organdies. Mill
end price 12112c.
Muslin Underwear
closed out from a manufacturer
of Fine Undergarments. Ready
for the last day of the Mill-End
Sale.
SLIGO Muslin and Nainsook
Skirts, prettily trimmed with laces
and embroideries, with full dust
ruffles. AIill-end price, soc.
So Dainty Gown of fine main
sock, handkerchief effects, all
prettily trimmed. Nill-endprice
40.
$3.50 Chemise, extra heavy
skirt, lace, ribbon, and embroide-
ry trimmed. Mill-end price, S1.99.
81 Drawers, umbrella styles,
trimmed with dainty laces, en-
broideries. insertions, and tucks.
Mill-end price, 79c.
French Corset Covers, fine Va
lenciennes lance and insertion
trimmed, for s1.19.
CORSET COVERS OF GOOD
MUSLIN, felled seams and pearl
buttons. Mill-end price, &c.
l9c. Drawers of muslin, deep
hem and tucks. NIill-end price,
Ice.
l29c. Children's Muslin Draw
ers. Mill-end price, &c.
4oc. Good Muslin Gowns, tuck
ed yoke, V shape. Mill-end price,
&c.
A good assortment of Drawers,
lace and embroidery trimmed.
Mill-end price, 25c.
soc. COUTILLE CORSETS,
we'll boned. AIill-end price, 33c.
$3.50 and s1.75 G, B. Corsets.
Mill-end price, 49c.
Velvet Auto. Ties,
with gilt braid. Absolutely new
and made to sell for SOC. Mill
end sale at 25c.
Black Velvet Ribbons.
The imported fast edge kind,
full 1O-yard pieces, for less price
than the ordinary kind that UNI
rayels. In the Mill.end sale,
1212c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
Housefurnishis1g, Goods
in the Miil-End Sale.

III tFiJ FiiIs1LI1tI -JIIS.
Squat Parlor Lamps, raised
decorative work, 1O-lnch bowl
and shade, complete. Mill-end
sale Csc.
SOC. Decorated Opal Night
Lamps, solid brass burners, COM
plete, 25c.
soc. White Enamelled Brass
Trimmed Picture Easels, 5 feet
high, soc.
$500 American Porcelain 100
piece Dinner Sets, with purple,
green, or blue decorations. Mill
end price $6.49.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
lO-Karat Gold-FilIed Eyeglasses and
G~oc4ocfoc OEc

Any style, best suited to your purpose
straight or riding bow frame, adjustable, offset,
protector, fitted with genuine periscopc lenses,
and an examination free by our practical opti-
clan, rEr. Bretstein-all for csc. These Glasses
and the choice give you are just the same as
YOU willingly pay five dollars for. Every pair OF
these Glasses bear the manufacturers ticket
warranting them for ten years wear.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
Bows znee Pants, Made from Remnants

Mr. Loclhart mill ends Of cloth which be finds by
experience sell the yardso he has them made
Bows Knee Pants pairs, viii be ready for
picking over commencing morning al sizes to
wears Every thoroughly with rveted buttons and
Excelsior Wristbands. Sale prices, and 4oc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
ChiIdren's Black Mitts
r1iii=End Price &C. Pair.

sec. Ladies Silk Double Nit
tens, all solid Black. Mill-end
price tic.
tic. Ladies Black Cashmere
Gloves, fast Black. Millend
price 1Oc.
% and Soc. Ladies Fleece
Lined Plain Cashmere and Ter
sey Gloves, all have double
finger tips. Mill-end price I5c.
pair.
Ladies, Chi1dren's, and In
fants Mittens, in Black, White,
and colors, the pick of our 10
and 25c. ones. Mill-end price
Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
Save the Duplicate
Tickets

you get with each purchase
tomorrow, and read our adj
yertisements the next day !;
and if you have any Of the
numbered tickets called Tor
Won can get a Hand-P ainted
Miniature Brooch of yourself
or anybody else FREE OF ALL
COST. We are to give five
away every day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
Lace Opportunities
In the rliIi-End Sale.

SOC. Chifons and Silk Mulls.
AZ inches wide, for dresses, in
Cream and Black. Mill-end
price 19c. per yard.
Matched Sets Of Torchon
Laces, from l inch to 8 1-2
inches wide, all different widths
Of same pattern, worth from s
to 17c., 5000 yards in the Mill
End Sale, sc. per yard.
Match Sets of Platt Val Laces,
a large table full of different
widths in the same pattern,
worth up to 25c. a yard, in the
Mill-End Sale Sc. per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
81 Black Cheviot 52-inci1
Wide,
Mi!l-Et1d Price S5c. a yard

Mi!I-End Price S5c. yard.
45-inch Cashmere, Crow-Black
NIiIl-end price 29c. a yard.
3S-inch Setback Mohair,
MiIl-end price 29c.
52-inch All-Wool Homespun,
Mill-end price soc yard.
56-inch kersey Cloth, for walk
ing skirts, Mill-end price 75c. q
ward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
Electric Seal Fur Jackets, $3.50.
Real Astracl1an Fur Jackets, Sl4.5o.
Electric Seal and Martin Jack cts, $3.50.

How of them will have for you to select from we can
saw placed sale Saturday and at the time
writing g P H. Saturday. about half had been
Should there be left mighty good bargain
they sold such because
found small maker who needed cash.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
Handkerchief Specials
In the Mill-End Sale.

Ladies Sheer Swiss Handker-
chiefs, every pattern different,
with heavy scalloped edges also
drawn thread and lace trimmed
Mill-end price II 1-2c.
Ladies Sheer Null Handker-
chiefs, with fancy mourning Dor
der. Mill-end price Sc.
Ladies Sheer All-Linen Z" En-
pire /" Handkerchief, with Val
enciennes inserting and edging.
NIill-end price Tic.
S1.25 Rea, rlocl1a Gloves,
In Tan, Brown, Gray, and Black.
MilI-End Price zoe.
Real French Kid Gloves, in
White and colors. Mill-end
price soc. a pair.
81 SO grade Of Real Mocha
Gloves, in Black and colors.
Nlill-end price 99c. a pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
Silks
In the MiII-Eni Sale.

81 and S1.25 Black GrosGrain,
Poplin, Rhadzimer. Bengallne,
and Satin Duchess Silks, Mill
end price 69c. q yard.
80 and 75c. Taffetas, Satin
Duchess Silks, Mill-end price
SOC.
SOC. satins, Jap-silks, and
Taffeta, Mill-end price 25c-
S1.25 Colored Poplins, Peau de
Sole Brocades, and all Silk Flan-
nels. Mill-end price 75c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
Black Velvet Ribbons.

The imported fast edge kind,
full 1O-yard pieces, for less price
than the ordinary kind that un-
ravels. In the Mill.end sale,
=1212c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-12

borrowers sought to- cover their needs.
which ran the rate IN to 10 per cent me
sunIreasu Ky had already taken rom ne ,e
items. including deposits for transfer, 70
the interior. The hppe that the higher
money rates here would attract pIolnpl
remittapces from the interior, is not SUI
hcient TO overcome anxiety. In lace o, OF
these officially reported transfers 10 .'Ae
interior.
1t was reported to-day that ohlcas1
banks have loaned some money on can
on the Stock Exchange, but TINS ODE! a.
ton presumably involved the draWii =.
upon New York correspondent. ana -.
therefore an ,Insettlns influence IN me
loan account of New York banks Is pc
yond provision III the advance "eehiS
bank statement. but iasL week 5 u .!lest
iIncssy as various syndicate operators
remain to be provided for. bellef N inc
purchase of the Pocahontas Coal Com
tany bv the Norfolk and Western con-
tinries nreveIeDt in Wall Street. in spite
of lack OF official confirmation WHICH
would involve large loan operations. inc
sharp decline in Norfolk and western
vas credited TO this belief.
Large loan operations may be involved
in providing for the Standard Oil dividend
next lS1ay. and the fact is patent that
the credits aVa--aDie in the New YORK
money market are undergoing constrlc.
ton ana furriess in the money market
are looked for at tie end of the year.
There was some appearance OF luI oiiie
the market on the mart of insiders here.
so as to osuffer little damage from 'ne
inevitable liuuioation. The trmness OF
Amalgamated Copper was an etfcctiye
factor. in this purpose There was n MD
day rallv when the redemption of @ large
block of government BOMBS was an
nounccd which carried many stocks
above Yesterdays level. LackaW,nlla> rs Is,
ing Az and Delaware an. HUDSON. Ne"
YORK Central and SUGAR about a point,
Prices generally fell back TO the l3Wes 1
in the late selling movement, and cioseo
Bonds were active and irregular. Total
saIes par value. S3.4TOv0O. United states
old and new 3's and the IS advanced rs
;2ar cent on the last call. .,o do,
were GSo.200 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE-Money on