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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-24

Z The QuptAIlOna HT6 ~ IVIIUWE! Nll3si
DARK FIRED TOBACcO-NEW,
PRINTING! Observation-Disclosures LOO 0S 3. Is
Lugs 800 % 800
Short to medium leaf.,,,,..,,..,.,, 600 ~ 30
Long leaf Z. .......,,,,,, 800 % 1000
seieetions ami wrappers, t,.,.... 900 d! 1890
tpARlS FIRED TOBACCO 3REQR pERED.
Lugs ,.,,,...,,.,. ,,,,,...,. $50 % $50
ssTt fssY s ssS s ss
N Wsssps 'ssf .pi ;.ssstsa Sss i ls$
VS., BRIGHT TOBACCO
sMoKRRs-commoa ,..........,. s,e9 q ,g,9e
Medium $50 Gp lt.bQ
& Fine % .0Q
ECIJiTURErvComn,oN .,..,.,,..,,.v1 ll.g0 % 13, "
Medium 800 d 1870
Fine 1900 GDa0.0l
Fancy ~. ,,,,,,..,,,,,,.s,...a 100 ~ 22bc
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NEW YORK, Nov. e3-BEEyEs- Receipts,
1,0ll head. Steers opened SLOW; closed moro
active and stendy for medium grades; firrn fSr
Native steers. ST. Is 90 70: tops. s5S5: stays and
oxen, $3g4,25; bulls $92:ags6o;, COWS, SLIGO
8. \ CaiVes-Recelpts, 1,aiI head Veas and
CRUISERS ilrn, to .5c. higher; Westerns nominal.
gYeals. sA25aS,75; little calves 81; grasse.s.
s2..5Qa.2S: cul!s. Sl;7S,, Dressed calves, Arm;
dressed, 7ull,scI per pound. sheep and Lan,bs-
Receipts 7,9l2 head. Sheep slow; lambs l0G1bc.
S4,t0 sculis SaqDa7b; lambs. s., +0u6..0j choice.
$500; Canada lambs. cults. s4g4.bo Hoss-.Re-
Fefncylyania and State hogs, St,Ioa5, %; choice.
light do. S. 10, $50 No. f{5 5as, sstH
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By Thomas Branch & Co, Bankers and Brokers.
sALEs:

1900 Missouri Pacific ...........
Nash, Chat. and S. L......
300 New York Central....s.....
3700 Norfolk and Western.....
5000 N. ", Ont. and Western.
1900 Pacific Mail ...........i....
50400 Pennsylvania r.. Ie.....,....,
$500 People Gas fChicago).....
300 Pressed Steel Car...........
1000 Pressed Steel Car, pfd.....
$500 Republic !, and ST. com...
240o Repiiblic ], and S., pfd......
Z Reading, list pfd. ....,.s.....
200 Reading. I'd pfd ..............
81. 90 Rock Island, corr,...........,
400 Rock leland, pfd............
500 Sloss,....,.. $3.50. ........,.
Sloss, pfd........ ............
900 st. Louis and s. F., I'd pfd.
1900 g. L. and Southwest. pfd.
$500 Southern Pacific ...........
1880 Southern Railway. con....
1000 Southern Railway, pfd...
400 Seabcard Air Line. CONF.
1900 ScaboaNl Air Line, nfd...
5000 Tenn. Coal and 1ron........
1900 Texas Pacific ...............
10000 Union Pacific ..............
1900 United States Lenther....,
$500 United States Stecl.......,
1t6ToO United States Steel. pfd..
1000 Va. Gar Chemical, conn.,.
Va. -Cnr. Chemical, pfd......
$500 Wabash, com........ .....,.'
1000 Wabash, pfd....... .......
500 Western Union .............
100 wisconsin Central ......
400 Wisconsin Central. pfd.....
Total sales, 1,152.G00.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-FLOuR-M!arket
about steady With light trade. RE Flour
Firm. BuckWhsat Flour-Qulet q S!lnMs,:e.
Cornmeal-s teady: Rye--Nonllhav!' t'tr'ey'
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ceipts Is 600 head. including $500 heads Of
Westerns. Market loae5c. higher, Good q 70
prime steers, $6g7.l5; poor to medium, 50 GOfy
$50; stockers and feeders. $ea4 10: co;,s, 81
400; heifers. s1.7eQ5. %; Gamers. slsas Sa; ;
bulls, $685. calves 65o;n !, westerns steers
Ket e. higher.i Mixed and butchers si.l694.75;
good to choice heavy s4704a.7S; rough heavy,
9465 Sheep-Recepts, 10 900 head, Ma Iist
steady Good to choice wethers, 81 S5ap5 90;
fair to choice. mixed. $s,6oDi,3O; native lambs,
. Il 25GR % ~. l.hLL. - ~.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va. Nov. q, 1904. s
Richmond. Va. Nov. q. 1904. Z
QUOTATIONS @ .sl{ I
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.)

Richmond Va, Nov. 2s. 1sot
There was a very good run Of cattle on the
market Best steers sold from As +.ac,.; no
prime ones in the market; medium 70 good,
4iic, !; dry COWS. .G3c. bulls, 9if2l4c,
q Heavy run OF hogs and sold from 1909 l0c
>of sheep and lambs. Fat sheep. s1aG4c. Best
lambs 5Mc,; others AZ I5c. Fresh cowS 500
900. Veal calves, 6is4GEc. AK
Prospects fair for next market. a
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, NOV. 20 1871, 7
ARRIVED, s1
Evening journal., 1904-04-25
The Best News Yet in
WOTnen's Suits dDresseS
lSeeond foor. ChesLnut streetl

Do you remember in the Palm Beach show we held in
January those tne beautiful dresses of linen trimmed with
aces and embrodees the designs dreamed out blythe fam
dress artists at Nice and on the Riviera Those captivating
frocks with the fetching underbouses of lace or sheer nen
and over them charming little boleros, jackets sappngS-
the of thing Paris always works ouwth such raVshng
lines and clever trimming tricks.
The same kind of dresses here today at $50,
worth S45 to SIS.
OF linen blue, lavender, the poppy pink, green, and
many many in white scarcely two alike Exquisite handwork trim
and always lovely aces and embde Most OF them have
the dainty sheer little undebouse with the overacket of the linen
but have the chic little linen coats
With them some IHe dfmip dtesSes-black trimmed
with white net blue trimmed with white ne$35 worth 500.
Also some loo neck debu1As gol0pS of white dimty and
dotted swiss made silk simple gish things with fine
lace and perhaps trail of blossoms give atouch of dainty
color $50 worth $50 and $50.
n halt dozen mpoyed g0uCHs at $50 from 500 10 $500.
House dresses crepe dark coors and evening dresses Of
null crepe trimmed with lace by Breton Paqun and other such
artists.
In addition, seUenyfVs neeheulOtaHd broaacOk sas al
S95, U01k SIS 10 500.
These from stock crowded out by "Dismanting
Blouse Etn jackets trimmed with fine beautiful brads walk
ing and dress length ssthe few that trimmed with white
slightly soiled.
Evening journal., 1904-04-25
curtius.

From the New York Tribune.
The highly interesting announcement
comes from Rome That the distinguish
ed archaeologist who Is supervising the
iaborious and yet romantic task OF ex-
cavating the Forum has discovered am
altar built 10 the memory Of The noble
youth, who. IN or about the year 1902
B. c.. gained iinpenshable renown IS
Jumping into a chasm. The first name
OF the immortal jumper may have been
Marcus or Mettus or Metius-authori-
ties dispute about that; but their dis
agreement makes no practical differ
ence, for his last name Is known 20
have been Curtius. There have been
two traditions concerning him, but the
one which has now been confirmed is
much the pretter. A hole had opened
Evening journal., 1904-04-25
Speaking of Black
Jackets for Women

Here's a 5000 one for $40.
We took all the maker had and
so made the price; and the identi-
cal coats from our own stock 90
down to meet it.
Black broadeloth, strapped in designs
front and back.
Also these from stock.
BIack bYoaacloM coats, $40,
strapped all over, back and front;
a little beauty at S12.75. modelled
after a s23.5O jacket, colarless.
with an effective touch of black
velvet and an exclusive made-to-
order air.
Tables and tables of other
black jackets of cheviot and
broadcloth from S. to $50.
Second floor, Chestnut street.
Evening journal., 1904-04-25
Two orders consolidated.

The Columbian League, n fraternal
beneficial society with headquarters i'm
Detroit. and the American Guild, a
similar society with headquarters at
Richmond, Va. have consolidated. the
Columbian League having about 1000
members and the American Guild about
$4,000 The American Guild win re-
tain its original name, and the lodges
forming the Columbian League will
comprise what win be known as the
Columbian League Department Of the
American Guild II is stated by those
interested in the consolidation that
the deal was effected TO avoid ruinops
competition and unnecessary expense
The Columbian League was organized
some ten years ago by Past Supreme
Master Workman Wilson Of Detroit.
Evening journal., 1904-04-25

IN the Forum. and the soothsayers,
who usually took a gloomy view Of
things, declared that Il would never
close until II had swallowed up what
was most precious 20 the Romans.
Thereupon. with sublime audaclty cur
titus jumped in. horse ana an. thus not
merely meeting the immediate require
ments of the situation. but comforting
an inestlmable boon on posterity. for
We cannot conceive what orators and
poets would have done without him.
The chief merit Of the recent disoov-
cry is that it shuts the mouths OF in
Evening journal., 1904-04-25
Convention on Steamer.

When the Grand Lodge OF Quebec
and the Maritime Provinces, A. @. u.
W. meet IN biennial session in August
next they win make a new departure
IN the way OF holding fraternal society
conventions. AT the last convention
in Charlottetown p. Z. T. Sorel was
named as the next place OF meeting.
and the suggestion. which met with ap-
proval. was made that steamer be
chartered on which 10 hold the meet
Ing, and al the same time give the
delegates and other friends a pleasant
outing. Accordingly y. Mccormick,
X. O.. Grand Master workman. in con-
sultation with @. w G.. Dettmers.
chairman. +. G. Laionde. p. c. NJ w,
and r. Lynch. the Grand Lodge Fi-
nance Committee. have secured the
Richelieu & Ontario Company's steam
er Beaupre Tor the purpose.
The delegates will meet IN Montreal
on Tuesday evening. August 16. and
board she steamer. which win leave for
Sorel. where. on Wednesday the mayor
and council OF Sorei viii tender a civic
welcome. and they viii also be received
by the officers and members Of Lalonde
Lodge. No. so. Afterwards they will
proceed by the boat as far as Quebec
and an opportunity viii be given TO
take In the sights Of the Ancient Cap
itaL All the sessions viii be held on
the steamer. and the delegates viii re-
turn 10 Montreal on Friday morning
August 10.
Evening journal., 1904-04-25
Replicas Of French Millinery
Made From CabIed and Wrftten DeScrfbtt0uS

FASHIONS are OF such importance now
that the minute anything new comes out
in Paris, the news must be cabled across,
and detailed descriptions and. samples Of
colors sent by fast mail.
In this way we manage to keep Phila-
delphia women supplied with such hats
as Paris is wearing at the moment
The ReI0 hats SkolgW fodap are rebhcas of
those 1CorN BY bsaNhfpilp gowASd French
tDoDleH at The ktgh fashion eCeHts 0Rlp
felC dapS ago-at the CoHcoHfS HibbiqHe
and The opening Of The distinguished Salons
Suppose we look at them through the
eyes of somebody who was right on the
spot.
"What shall say Of the hats-they are large,
they small covered with feathers flowers Of the
shades, wonderful dreams Of lovely color, with
nothing 10 decorate them but a wing. aigrette a
spray OF flowers. They ideal in style and composition
when they from the hands OF an artist such as
LDf'. who makes specially Of having the pretest hats
In Paris, with little veil flowing behind.
At the Coseows Hbiqpe, the triumphs of Lewis ra-
duonal, his name futerng on every lip. Here is an
quiste little hat OF bafis, with coronet Of silk
flowers Of the pale blue shade, on which feather
Of equally pale blue rests its prolonged This
other of pure tousXVl period in coarse brown straw,
with eoqus de roche feathersand others, and Others"
Suzanne Blum, in a letter received Fri
day. speaks of the growing height of
crowns, and it is one of the first things
you will notice when you see this new
Evening journal., 1904-04-25

millinery Not only are the Crowns
themselves higher but All the loops Of
ribbon and flowers are beginning to stand
up straight instead of lyinglow and close
on the brm. -,s e .s ,,.- a1l- len. 'to' ?
A letter from Charlotte enclosing sam
pies of the new straWs0 IS full. of the
beauty Of the flowers that are being used
American Beauties in the deep, rich
reddish-purple shades, great full-bloWn
La France roses and small hyacinths,
little purple asters. liies-of-the-valley,
and the like.
We are showing all these as a matter
of fact. In addition, there is The charm
ing 8eJ0 rose SHHb0HHe, made of little
bands of muslin fagoted together, the
brim faced with frills of lace, and nest
ling under the crown a gorgeous big rose
and bow of the softest, prettiestribbon.
The Htfie o1UI hat is one of the new things
for young girls-a rolled-brim sailor Of fine chip
with band OF velvet around the crown, stiff
velvet bow in front and all the way round. wee
owl heads made Of straw,
All in all, there will be about $50 new things
to settings you won't find anywhere else on
this side of the water
s., SO and SS mllae1p in the Golden
Salon has taken up the cue, and are out
this morning in full bloom-American
Beauty hats, violet color hats and hats of
the new green combined with white
Evening journal., 1904-04-25

credulous persons who, after the man
ner OF their kind, have entertained a
sneaking suspicion that Curtius was a
myth. That degraded doubt is no
longer tenable. for the archaeoiosist has
found not only an altar. but a dedica-
tion. Scoffers may still say that later
generation Of Romans simply put up
the altar in order TO preserve a tradi-
tion, and that the story is just as im-
probable as it ever was; but they VIII
be Immediately confronted by the fact
that the orihce Of the chasm itself has
been exposed 10 view, ana we can't i'm
Evening journal., 1904-04-25
Cut Glass

Mostly samples, so there is only
one piece of a kind, in most cases.
water pitchers, large tankards. SIS and
SIS, worth s25 and $50.
Water pitchers, low shape, sl2 worth
SIS.
Salad bowls, $3.50, IS. IS, $3.50, IS and
up to SIS, worth IS 10 SIS.
Low bowls. $3.50, $3.50, S4. S. $3.50 and
up TO si2 worth $3.50 to s17.5O.
Water bottles, $3.50. 81, s. and Sc, worth
IS to $780,
Decanters, $3.50. IS and Sc, worth Sc to
H2
Lemonade bowls, $50 worth $50
Lemonade jugs, $50 worth So
Low-footed compotes. 50, $40, and s12
worth $3.50. SO and SIS.
Sugar and cream sets, $780, 81, $ and
Sc, worth IS TO $3.50. a TO
(Arcade) -a 7's
Evening journal., 1904-04-25
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS
What the Wide Awake Secret
Societies in Wilmington
Are Doing
kniohts Of Pythias.

-. There was big mass
~ meeting of knights
Of Pythias In X. Of p.
SR&XAgr HAN. seventh and King
4I0 streets. Saturday night
{1S[a> The feature of the even-
a ing wassthe conferring Of
the Knights rank on Harry Bothman'
Addresses were made by General viii
liam =. Hitchcock, OF Newark ~ J.,
who is supreme representative for the
Grand Domain Of New Jersey on, Past,
Present and Future Pythianism," and
Major A. C. Houriet. Of Washington,
who Is a member Of the mother do
main Of Pythianism and general or
ganizer Of tie endowment rank on
How 10 Hold the Brothers After They
Have Become Members OF the ORDER
Grand Chancellor Lawrence Whiteman
OF Newark. also made an address.
Among those present We're Past
Chancellor Richard Fields Representa-
tive OF Grand Lodge A. J. Kuhn and
Past Chancellor Charles Mcdonald, OF
Media: Past Chancellor James II. Ben
nett. Of New Castle; H. j. Eidell, Of
Allentown. Pa. Supreme Representa-
five ]. II. Scott, Lafayette Lodge fast
Chancellor J. S. Beck and H. 3. Bates;
w. II. Hunter and II. G. Johnson, J, II.
Scott, G. II. Simmons. T. p. Healey,
H. NJ. Walker, John d. Moon and Jas.
Eglinton. Of Lafayette, No. 2; III. A.
Fentz. Jacob Cramer J.. M. Hillegas,
Charles Hilleeas and M. Cramer OF
Washington, No. i; Jonathan Diciin-
son. George B. Thompson. Benjamin r..
Mofitt James l.. Stradley and John A.
Smith, OF Excelsior. No. z; Benjamin
A. Groves. Harney Williams, Diamond,
No. 16: j. B. Turner Clayton Lodge;
w. C. Buck. Artemas Smith, Charles
Heinz. Adelphine Lodge, No. s; Charles
r. Humcs, Morning star, No, Q; J. Nj.
Minker and Mark J.. Garrett, Champion
Lodge. No. 6; r. Lewis Walker, VIII
liam II. Whiteworth j. H. Bedford. r.
X. Phillips and Thomas H.. Nelson,
Oriental Lodge, No. l3.
Evening journal., 1904-04-25
75c For These Fine
$l.2S Homespuns

All in the very light shades
of tan and gray that women
are insisting on for summer
suits and walking skirts.
56 inches wide, and until last
Friday. when this particular lot
came in. we had been selling ex-
actly the same quality Of cloth for
81 25 a yard. (Southeast Of center)
Evening journal., 1904-04-25
$l.25 Rice Etanine, 75c
Sl.25 N1elange Wolfe, Csc

The nice efamine is the right
weight for gowns and tailored suits.
The right colors, too, three dark
blues, heliotrope, the new green
leaf, and several soft shades Of
cream. 46 6inches wide-takes only
seven or eight yards for a gown or
suit.
The Disiange vofle comes in gray
tones only, and the stuff is lighter
and filmier than an etamine. A
white thread twisted around a black
thread makes the background, and
through that are woven long and
short dashes Of heavier white yarn.
A. inches wide.
Paris Dress Goods Salon, center of store)
Evening journal., 1904-04-25
Wrappers and
Petticoats Feel the
Pressure for Space

So prices run this way:
$3.50 1rapbers for $3.50; fine
white lawn, with dainty little fig
ures in pink, blue, or black; little
embroidered edges and a yoke Of
all-over embroidery in the same
color.
$3.50 to So betffeoats Jor 81 to SO ;
fine albatross with laee-trimmed or
embroidered ruffle; black, lavender,
red. (Second floor, first gallery)
Evening journal., 1904-04-25
$3.50 ShirtWaists
for S1.5O

Last week when we had the
same kind. they scurried away be-
fore half the people whowanted
them could get here.
White lawn with embroidery.
tucks and other pretty trimmings
to make them look worth half as
much again-over-lots Of a good
maker. (Cross Aisle)
Evening journal., 1904-04-25
more & Ohio Railroad.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will
sell daily from February 90 to April 80,
inclusive. colonist tickets 10 points In
California. Arizona. British Columbia.
Idaho. Nevada. New Mexico. Oregon
and Washington. To Portland. Ia
coma. Seattle. Los Angeles and other
points in California the rate is sis.75,
Evening journal., 1904-04-25
SOC and 3Sc Madras,
l5c a Yard

Not a poor design in the whole
company-mostly clear, pretty
stripes, some Of color on a white
ground, some with tinted grounds
and fancy white stripes. ~,
For shirtwaists and whole morn
ing gowns. there is no cooler, sum-
mer fabric. Especially good for
children's dresses, because it laun-
ders so well. (Cross Aisle.)
Evening journal., 1904-04-25

The present Trinity Church at the
head Of Wall street, New York, is the
third edifce Of that name. the two pre-
oeding structures erected upon the
same ground having Deen burned.
One Of the largest London firms
makes a practice of employing Scots
men in its hairdressing department.
for their skill and thoroughness give
great satisfaction to customers.
When Ny Head Aches
/ take Cartmelrs headache powder.
Evening journal., 1904-04-25
Embroidered Flouncings
and Insertions

FloHHcIHgS, SOC a yard,
worth 75c to 81. Swiss,
nainsook and cambria.
Insertions to match, 25c a
yard, worth 35c to SOC.
The same kind sold out in
half a day last week.
They are in the beautiful effec-
tive blind work. with designs sim
liar to the French needlework.
Some have the little "button "
effect so popular. The choice pat
terms will make lovely dresses,
and others will Glswer for the
.ever-necessary fine white under
skirt. (Arcade)
In the basement remnants of white
goods and embroideries. Some
Just half the original price, some a
third under.
Evening journal., 1904-04-25

From several large shipments of
fine bric-a-brac that have been re-
ceived this spring, a few pieces
remain Of each kind, in all about
800, now to 60 out at half and
two-thirds usual prices.
Included are figures, vases, centerpieces
and cabinet ornaments, in the Royal
Vienna and Royal Bonn ware, Teplitz,
Tetteau and Flemish pottery.
Prices are from 50c for a 75c vase. up
70 SIS for a vase worth Sl25; pieces at
in-between prices in great variety.
(Art Room, second flooD
Evening journal., 1904-04-25
A Fine Lillian Corset

And all the comfort and
health that goes along with
il. athaH brce, or near it today.
So, from S5.50-Dainty lavender and
white ribbon girdles with hose supporters
attached.
So, from S9.50-Coutll, low bust. medi-
um length, front and side garters attached /;
full line OF extra large sizes.
SO, from Sl2.50-Fancy batiste In white
or blue, long waist, msdum high bust
novel abdominal supporters attached.
SO. from Sl5 ana Sl8-exquisite silk
batlste novelties in dainty colors, some Of
the most desirable models.
Corset Salon, second floor
Evening journal., 1904-04-25
10000 handkerchief
at l2hc

A collection on the Main Aisle
today, straight from our regular
stock-the bulk of them being
handkerchiefs that ordinarily sell
for 1sc, zoe and 25c, though some
Of them were marked 35c, SOC, 65c
and 75c, and a very few 81. OF
course the best will go first.
They are hemstitched handker-
chiefs for men and women, made
Of very good pure linen cloth and
all are perfect. main Aisle)
Evening journal., 1904-04-25
Silks Drawn Into the Demanding

About 1900 yards of printed satin Liberty, in the
little designs which most women want for summer shirt
waist gowns are Csc instead of 81 yard.
a small lot of fancy Shantune silks-short lengths
OF the seasons best Styles some of them embroidered
are 75c instead of 81 a yard.
Odds and ends of printed silks for bouses-the
blues and browns and green's that three of the seasons
best colors soc instead of S5c to $l.25 yard.
Evening journal., 1904-04-25
tbs advertisement. good for i0mar0a
India Rugs Bid for Your
Patronage Today
Gross Aisle

Come in by the Thirteenth street entrance and you will
think you have srayed into an Oriental bazaar
Rugs, glowing with COLOR and beautiful as pictures,
everywhere. Candahar and Punab rugs especially kind
which much resembles in the coseness of their weave and
shortness of their vevety pile the Persian makes. 81
Some small a1x6 # for ssoomer price $45 Others
large 144x12 it, s965Oformery s295 Plenty C
former price, S145. tgts-. s.s
Most Of them, light suitable fordrawng-
bedrooms; but enough variety to fit color scheme Sizes
average about 12x9 it.
A11ORg s SmaLer-s7ed rugs heeare soft silky Kazaks,
warm hued Shrvans and Daghesans besides Hapadans,
Guends and Caabaughs at prices ranging from $350o $40
Evening journal., 1904-04-25

tion Of Retail Grocers OF the United
States. at san Francisco. Cal. the Bal
timore < ohio Railroad Will sell Ex-
cursion Tickets from April 22nd to 3Oth,
inclusive. at the abovg very low rate,
good returning until June 30th.
Call on Baltimore e. Ohio Railroad
Ticket Agents for full information. as
to Routes, Side Trips. Stop-overs, ese-
April 80.
Evening journal., 1904-04-25

TO other points proportionately low
rates. For fun particulars write OF
apply TO II. A. Miller T. p. Agt..
Water and Market streets. Wilmington,
Del. or to the nearesl b. 4 o. ticket
Office w. and S.-apr30.
Evening journal., 1904-04-25
China, Glass, Bric-a-Brac
Forced Out by DismantlinQ :" &

It's not the season Tor reducing prices dinner SETS
decorated china cut glass and brc-abac and under ordinary
conditions most of these lots offered today ywould be held and
sold out later mostly regular prices But the China Store
must give up part of its space SO we offer these
about usual cost to get them out OF sorerooms once
People getting ready their summer homes or looking
for wedding gifts will not miss the OCCASION lMQlII
Evening journal., 1904-04-25

aglne that anybody would be mean
enough to insinuate that an abyss was
artifciany created for the purpose OF
imposing on subsequent ages.
Evening journal., 1904-04-25
DeTleS of all Sorts.

Also a small lot Of fancy ticking
(Iast years patterns), zoe a yard
were soc; chintzes. 12c a yard
were 15c and 1sc. and printed
denims (last years patterns), zoe
a yard were 3Oc. Second floor