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Record for Maryland Yearlings.
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, Mi Ti. i.li..lin lind her
lUl .".. IviUi.r CoflaBtroUer Tren
I aha, star* asasalaed bj Hsrhart a
lli-M, counsel for Mrs. Lynch.
TRANSFERRED To uki: HUSRAND.
The rxsmlnstlon developed thal Mri-.
Trenholm hn-i transferred all h-r Jewel
rj ? insisting of three diamond, ruby,
si I pearl rings, Bevenl diamond pins, sud
a star of pearla to her husband, to
i ,\ household i Bpi nara Ric t- l
however, thal since the tm
I" r huabai I he bad fraqui ntlj loaned
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I"- n sold to paj household expen
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lo wear?" u isked
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mu< fi incensi l si the Iii
and bi
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tween hei I that her 1
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No IO Wall street, a few
; she bsd pre.
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b .ii imond ??? i ruby ring
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a min itui irrounded by I irge di i
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exai tlon th- n tnrn-l t i the
ri in Mrs Trent! irtments
In the Rockingham. Bbe stit.d that non
of the j ? ?? bi lc-a bi ic, "if'
n hei ro n- bell ?? gi ! ? ? her, and thal
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le tc- h< r w. ii n< w In thi apsrt
VII of the furniture, ehe di dared,
to 1 : ? ither-ln-l iw
William Ti-,!, -ii waa then rximtned.
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Trenholm, who also appeared for her In
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n's ii ?!?? riy in a suit In
he (tl ; .mt if and
his f ltd nnl know
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let nt-Ueneral John M.
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! \i:-TTlVK MANSION,
WASHINGTON, Bi pti mbi r 99,
Lieut -.-..'
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Miration belonging I -
OR" <\ Bil CLEA KI.Wi'
, i Miles, now In command of the
1' '..ii tim ni of the Blast, will
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anny. When he will be detached from
e East nd i
? '.? bli ton ?? innot yet be sta ti d Pntll
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Issued orders to the atniy from .ntny
ret ii > ol War."
COMPLETED lill: t UKI IT.
\ |.ooo-Vailt derail Paaaefi Tbroaarh
HU llinl>?Ile Will Itii.ner.
i-'. w ann ah. QA., 11, lober l A Um
miiii f..r an elect: mpany, while
at work at the r*.j. ol a poll forty fei t
ni ive the groun I I ifleinoon, al
tempti I tn ? ? inn ? t two a ms in il ? .
\- he sra ped the wires ..
nt of i."0 v-lt* n issi ?! through hi
The m in wus sitting i n ih<
nun nt the pole, and when thc current
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l ii: thia ; ? me timi
.
? ? i work rn in who waa on ll
san what l;;nl happened and
-'.t..! tlit iii .rm. A lire-truck was calli I,
? down. Hi
wen burned hall to th< bi i ?
i and ht* tongue wa* hall bitten tn two
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hot through hi bodj
streets wei watt h
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I it was 1 I laid on the
nd.
The wotindi 1 man wa takei t i i ho
? .- shock, th doi
hi will recover.
\nti Tobacco in. Caae Paatauaed.
, HlCAGi'. ILL., - N tobi r I AS db i
. int of thc i on thi Ami 11
i.in Tobacco Company, In which it la
rove th company Ms a
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Shortage ?r Bnrasveua Basra*1!
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men Isl iplnlon, eatl
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rai n i le hs* bet n figuring
i ,,f 700.0UO tuns.
Traiiililetl tt> lleiilli hy ii tillie.
CH \TTA.\o- ?OA, TENN., Octol er I
Rollins, aged 23 y< ir*, met a *ud
. | h irrlble death Sunday night on
. ?,. of Milo Anden ?? I Red In a
of thi co int). nest D iyce
Rollin* wai thr >wn from ?
frightened mule nnd trampled t>> 'hath
?- bool
??ellie* ta Cassaaaud the Eas* York.
WASHINGTON, D. C., October l
i ? iiitaln W S Bchley hs* been di tachi l
from ii ?? Hosi i of Inspect! in ind S irvey
' and ordered to th* comm.uni nf tb* New
_
FOR
CURES SCROFULA,
BLOOD POISON.
THE
CURES CANCER,
ECZEMA, TETTER.
BLOOD
paris art students
MIBBMl A*? BESPAtfl TEM BOB*
HOI oir iiiK BAafOEITT.
\n \merlriiii 4.|rl'? l.rnphlc Picture
of Hie Siin.-riiiK In Hie tri I nl.i
alca, BaasscdusEl Anmna the
\\ omen.
. Parla corn -t- ndei ? ? r vt.'- Qlobi -Dcb
. Mt |
Th- tim" has arrived for the boult
and th.- Quartier Latin, tn swarm with
American uri student^, men and wo?
men, in in in> cases boya and gierc ?lips
of Klil> What ir.- Oiey t.> do fm Itu i
?l-l.n. rs, als months benet
on tin- periloui i ititi to eu ces as by
brush ai d th. sculptor's > ii el, th* i -.s |
ter than .ii any nf the oUiers Ar?
tists, especially painters, have been tba
? barai lera of n rvebt t. i m mj esra
i'd" "f youni fell ia a v- bo ss . :
hms .- ma ]?? can lb :.t ? ngtneer -.
. ;? r k-.. an i fermi i .nd aa nany
I by nature ta become srlvi -
1.1 mothers, began handling mahletlcha,
lp-tedles. 'i'
let th. ir lu-,nds grow and buy gslters;
lbs others pain) theil faces, ss w ? i i aa
their i anvajr, to bide Um tra Irregu?
lar livec In Barrets, an t the i ffecte of sutj
liri ila] i ? ste rcstaurenti
where d i-ateaka and adulterated ?
cal comp linda figure under high-sounding
i.;- it:- n a !.1 and drink.
BoulangcFs, Lefebvre'e, Merson's, Cai
talane'a, and other renowned teacben
Hats are not y-t full, tut before I ?
il 11 I bi r. i sm sure, we will hat ? .
? :? male nt atudi nt; ira >i ?
and of these at least soo will hall fr- m
America New York, Chicago, Pitta
St. Louis, Detroit Milwaukee, and the
I .ni .1 western
Kill myself, and ? pupil of one of the
n nu. I ah ?. ? Tl li la mj thli .
and last season; my little fortune of 11,200
will be wiped out In Ihe spring of the
year, when, perl I return to America
? battle of life in earnest, Like
the majority of people, I am not s genius,
ye! I will be able I i m ike my Ms lng
among im own compatriots, with brush
n i I- i eil Moat tmei i in gi ria coming
hi re to stud) \s ti be able t., do teal If
?tis ..in hold ..ut long enoujrh. But bow
. ? \ ? halt ' ? . ? 100, f- i
???? Parts, hopi ns lo eke
ul a mon n try Income from
h< m.- by th.- prc : ii ?- of sv.-'k done her'"
SOME BTATI8TIC8.
lt la to ss.ut, ttl..-, unt ,.i mates that I
have s. t up Hie t
sateen d from official so ir tea: ('f ti.
.\ >n ? ii ss te. h i gi ts ful
ti' ic. -l Bri '- fi.'in the Parla studios
Di.- last five yeal
i, t.. ii: 1.. tbe etti ?
-- public Ly li., .i - ? : Mi .- .i ai
?' n . ;.,., a make tn hom st living b)
- | il Iren'i porti Uta
? ? t.. *, <>?. franca a
?|;.. ir- I- - ? fortunate < olleagues eihlbll
ftet year, but v. rv rarely Bell a
.ns i-. lt' tl:- s ?! , ? ti ury, the l- r i
i.:.-ss> how they live. Once In a gr it
s hill a woman e 't rei elva .. pri?e ..
Uohl ni' d il alt. r tss.nts- y-ars .-:
.i ii i lab. r l know < nly of ..r..- .,r two
th. ..- .^ tn \s> .
mi Isl within the last nv
years. The ,.!,.- la excel Ungi) pretty,
?i m. st Bucceesful i ? rtrelt pell ter ..i . >
bj hirth : the nth" r, Eliza'.' th
Uu,diner, of .\. w Hampshire, la >
hut besides being a senlus, shi .sa- i
Of 1 . '. ? ' may f?
;ii" tier signal succese. Without
.nt of either kind, the other salon ex
? ti- rn -Vni. il- a. Mrs. Wi i I .s... h.
ni P.-1 l. an i Mit i' ' he] r, s>- it
. ! in 'i" crowd.
.1 i se ar- Hi- r I " . '
? I... gained a livelihood hy th'ir efforts,
?w , I.- ti.- ,r way And
.. rest? Somi an- painting dud- I ?
their 'laity bread; others do woree. With
..ii pupils n. t financially Independent,
ila ev.-n liar-: ei Last winter twa
. i three died <>f starvation in tht* rlly t 1
? -. and there is no lo .it th-- i
: om asv.iits others dui nu tl i
coming cold s- icon. Paris a used t<> lag
i ? p ait 1st colony kn>iws ali about lt.
"t . t na a -..,'.-.? i - raised " wun t li S
cnthuatastlc, t" stop th.- snob ..f aangutnl
fi !- of fortune that la abm i n break lu
-
'i'll.- uvennre American female art i.ni.ii
her.- with a more er leas se
ii. d Income <.f at least 100 franca
bal t^. il' 1" r tnor.th. ThW guaranteea
her a t-ate living in. more, no less, The
girls, unless tins his.- at hast "Mi frnuca
per innnth. occupy seventh* ur eighth
itory hall ri ler lesky root -.
with struggling artlsana ur quarrelling
liohemlana for netghbora They buy
theil oa : nltun a i ? I n ittreas,
and prov) !?? their
? sam meals, doing their cooking on an
otl-etove that sometlmi a
two a ra ?:? , ..-1. Pood la
al..mt ia;.- thll 1 hight r ill I'.ii is than
in Kew York, ant tss-. thuds higher than
ii th.- western eui'-. You ian Imagtni
"i.- slse nf th-- portions that a growing
ni may allow herself on J*, per creek
lying rent, laundry, car-far u j
tuition.
Naturally, 1 haves verj wide acquaint
I:...-.a my countrywomen bo situ
lted How hi I" >. hopeful, darin*;.
.-.'i 'i they arris. I; hon broken down,
:. t!,.-y become after a ste
month) til thl misery. t?f course, they
woul I i"<t .limit it t" any l.ut Un ir com?
rades, but I know th.- tim. when half a
dozen ol us w.ie willing tu do aim..st
anything for a aquari mt al.
I'ltoM HAND To MOUTH.
No American, artist ur otherwise, hun
sr starved to death In Paris to my
knowledge, bul I am sorry tu suv that
numeroua gi ria, whom their fund parema
:ind frienda on tic otbei glue Imaglni
t,. i. comfortably settled here, are
Iring from hand to mouth In such a
fashion as to imperil their health. This
-.line from well provided homes, om of
gentle surroundings; they have n?ver
, ? .ssn what it is to sslsh fut a ptSCt of
steak, for a wann cup Of tea, for a
ulcj pi" Suddenly, they tuc! tbomselvei
in a strange country; tee language of
which ls tu them a. sealed book; tt. |
plc upon whom 'hey must depend are con
sctencelcsa sharpers, prying fur every op?
portunity lo profit by their . Ik nts' igno?
rance and iv heartedness). The poor
girls' fun l of ready money coon (funders
into the pockets of these cheeta, and
the da>'s fare gTOWS smaller and le^?.
nutritious every forty-eight hours. Now,
take the caac that ..in- ol tbeee women
fulls 111. and is obllued to spend part of
her allowance for doctor and medicines
How san she gallir Strength after rising
from a BtCfc I- ll
Outwsrdly, in her written reports tu
the prefs, or when she talks to a news
naper representstlve, the American girl
BtUdylng art against .such awful odds
will alway-, keep a stiff lip and put ea
b brave from gcncraBy, hut when we arc
anions ouraelvss the sass is gutta differ?
ent. l,f COUiee, one tielpa the Other, ead
all chip in. it necessary, ti. save a stater
artist from tbe worst, hut there are CUSSS
,,f silent suffering that cry to Heaven,
and 1 has. -'ii them and do see them
daily in tliu=> big tow ii, Benong my very
friends.
'lin- worst of it lr, American Kiri* come
h.-re with tl " i lea Of Btayteg a year or a.
ii a halt, sst,ii?. t.. rora plata their
studies, at least three years have tu be
Mcriflced. To do tele thai must cm their
allowance iii tWO, and thus lt happens
ghat sven tte better situated students ?r>
always hard-up. Tua catauel observer, the
tourist who K.illops throi.th) Paris with a
* . !. book. In a week or two Iriclmen
t. regard svMances of penury n ticed
.-ni >ng ins student eountrywotaea is titos
tratlona >.f jolly Boboaatanlsra, snd if he
, aj any kind >.f I "puil" with ida horne
j apel tie sits down at ...'! e t.. dSSl Itt..
Ihts agreeable phase of Pattatan lite lt
looks well eiiotiRli on lisper, I admit, but,
..I.: itu- dreadful reality nm what skeen1
the wonderful Asasvtoaa Wesaan*a club
established ls Mr. and Mrs. Newell. In
i'.i.e de Chevreuse? li ls a tine ln.iUtuti.-i ,
ao are thc public school* and ontversltte*
Bf NSW Pork and Chlcaxo. Hut cnn these
latter SCCSSamOdSt* -ill that CTSV* fol
th*!! baneflbi'
al.Mi 1ST A BaWOAR.
Lust winter 1 Baw an American girl. <i
struggling landa ipe-palster, warm ber
B*ti at a bonfire lit ir one nf tb* public
i mi. -. for th* benefit of tba i.r. i a ia
ah, 'lt 10 Withdraw discreetly, feurtttg th lt
an) Interposltl >n m.km hun h<r feelings.
Then I ob erved tin- pollce-agroi aupertn
it,., distribution of i. it ^.-uri in
tue neighborhood, speak ls my country
v\ .mali. ' M.das.e." lu- said, nott, I
iii.s-, that -tin Bbowad trace* if : rm i
. || gani ? "Mad imi. If you ? ma hers
?tty, I mut; li g you to
withdraw. There ara too many in want
to whom wi must attend."
ti,.. , girl gre* a sbsds paler
"Mnnaleur." abe .-.iii. wlUi i tom
I mn hungry."
i ari ted for ttae unfortunate nt the
, ? . ; h. r, and thi r? mi t her ia if by
accident. Little by lift l h. r
-i i story. At tin- beginning --f tb
hei mom> bad glvi n out. still ihe ws*
i< i to nab ii bi r itudli ? al an ?
So sba tried to eki .it in ei
working for Ihe bli
i tinting pn tty bi %
, ,i :-, etc., an I nuanwhllt
and pawning ber bel p bod)
and s-mi tog ethel Hei bualni ia undi i -
taking proved a ind a saar .
iv. , ,i u - ago il I her la il
? an unusual ca . I
Th- f.n t i- no ons cnn eatlmste when
big ,,r i i idli - will be finished. The
(,f all the in iitt ' - ii" always
itlon, and artlstk pro*
iff-rai.ly di ii--!. I know
? ls paying for tuition without
dvina lal i ??>? i on He masti i. save
at a mi.-!.nv ? Of fiftet n tn tWI ii", i '
Th.it la bj ni ar aa they evei get to th*
model,
\,,t |0| ifa talented | upll ol one of
? km i ? i ortralt-palnti ri of Pal
waa missing from his wonted place In the
i wi ? k. !!-? asa ii farmer**
n. very poor and Induatrlou*. With bl*
nevef bi en on Intlm it ?
as be shunm I ph aaun
?iv j. sured acquaintance with no
one. That wa* the reason wi > i llrel
. , .. passed unnotlc- d. ' In the
?
,,.. of Hi- pupil* accidentally ran against
i: ipi ie H? ? llord, and
him wii ii had bi com* of his ci mra li,
pari |eu." - ii H that worthy, "l now
remember, I haven't leen bim for ever
i long, and t the 1
i.. ? u- inv stlg ita" The roora
i.. n ii,ti. and on the b d waa th?
? [baptiste. He bad
I , death in tb ml lat of nunn . - ? mptj
i and i"'!- thal im cont* ned h i
onl> i ' ng the time h?
. in the city of pleaaure namely,
: ? ?
parent* had been able t-i send bim regu?
larly, aa their letters proved. Six monthj
the po ir d- * ll llvi I on thi q i
growing paler and wi uk- r ? very day No
,,. i ?.. bat alli 'I him, n ibo 1. In
. whethi r he waa In want or t
LIVED ON SCRAPS
A ls that of a E-yanr-old
female painter, who was found dead In
a garret * month or so ego She h id
,u,.,i of cl era morbus, brough! on bj
i,. i hal i ol li\inK <m whli h
the rn ked from the offal-barrels In the
nlj i.I she was able to ob?
tain, ? f her brush scarci
nd ll
pain) - she ni i l< I.
Artlata, .is a rule, ar* not bent upon
cr i'H'1'1; tlc > knuw ii Ither tucka
of trade, nor ini'> of bualm sa. In spit*
of this manj in n I ici i to make
: t... ii arl
. ,,. . often iy the yard, for which
some i-i,.uk of dealer "ha* uso" ut tbs
rate ,,; io to IS franc - per square
foot, .\t the i nd of * certain time the
flni artistic wnw la lost, and thej i
main mers mechanic* for ttae n t ol
their lives Then there an men and
women who ?-Tk fur brother an-i slstei
artists of th" society stamp that la
amateui ol posing aa clever
palntei and wllttng lo pey a fair prli e
f.,r landscape! and portrsita that thej
mai adorn witta their signature, and
b lastingly extalbii i" ttaelr friends.
as l aald before, no American va* ever
allowed lo starve In Parla when
many of their countrymen live and enjoy
tbemselvea, bul a good m.my
pretty nani Btarvlng. Tba s ml of ll
is thal tnt i cnn lind no wuk on ntctun a
thal an ? -;? URI) * -???? '? !ur ,;"'
American msrhet. The arl dealer* rn I
? t . mploy them al copying painting*
ol tba gn it En neb ma ti i for teal
that thc swm ii- In which Un y are en
I iged may I * i ?P --'"'? The fact ol tb*
matter is. rich Americana buy mor*
i |.., than i ri rlnala In Parla i I
ever knowing the difference. Thia ls sr
ranged *ometlme* with, and often with
out, the coneenl of the author of the
painting. Th* latter, while bang
i erj or atora of mme ri nos ni l
,,,,-. , i gage the atti ntion un 1 ad?
miral! n nf tu ' or three wt ul l-ne pui -
To 'ii- ippolnt ? Ithi r would be
cruel and unbualnes* hk.- In itu bargain.
So th ic? ano lath i .itt lr i tar hires
n min.i ? palntera to copy the i
ava* md rsi h i irt> ia
consequence. Thc purchaser gets
ll.bjeel ol bis admiration, ti, |
? n ;i few hundred fra:,
iirt trader rei ? Ivm three tim tb
na| prli - v, bo is to > ? thi wist r? On*
St Pi ti rsburg, anotht r
?, ?, mother to ? 'bli ai i tr
ll tin e may |
and Terrltoriea on ti Americ in
. i int nt.
Not only nf' trader*, but the artist!*
. ives, not ? xi spth i wno
u.MaI mantel th< I un- called, ? n
. ? i . ini - "i duping the
American Croeeu*. it la an open i
y ai .- ime of the renowm d artlata em
dented puplla to copy their works
,; a* im--!.- ? These cool** they
correct and Improve, and sfter nfllxing
lh| ,,? !l tu flien.ls of art In
lani c - a nttii'.-?
Og to Tempi'-. Pemberton, Cornea i Co
for ymir Winter Underwear. Rest snd
il stock in the i uy. Lari;, st i
nr.nt
1 c
DON'T BE
CAUGHT NAPPING.
BUY YOUR ?
SHOES!
i
PROM {
VIRGINIA SAMPLE
SHOE CO.,
Corner Seventh and Broad,
ORIGINATORS OF |
LOW PRICES.
tooofywfy*f**>rw***HW<30f><j<
ta* *>wj)f)
ALL JUMPED THfe GAP
a hi:m \iik tiii.i: ix ii hiikm i: Mi
THC. HIM TIIF.Ht BAH.WAY.
tn BsuglSM -mil Bleat Ilea gees Plana
Snfel> ll\er n M\-t'oiit Opentna in
the Track Lett by n llroU.-n
Hull.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Octo
1.. r l. (Bpi' tal i A singular sad re
niai k.ii.de accident occurred this
morning on the loutbeni tallara]
north of Soni'-rset. lt 'Aas one
of those a.. el. ti's that wouii not hap
psa agate .11 a thousand yeera without
erioua results and perhape loss of lif--.
In this instil.'., however, tittle damage
ons.
jost ari the train te tl ? ol
Ko, IT, reetlbule), coropc i l if Hvi aleep
? rs. contelnlng IM passengere, |
H merse st tbs rats of Bfty miles aa
hour, and when crossing a little) bridge,
? engineer f-it a eimht jar. but as
the tiain ipi sered to be a I i Igbt he
m ide no stop After th.- snivel ol tl ?
tiain here at :i:"!? Inveetl cation ?
thai the boree, pedi itals, etc, on all
thc cars ari: t broken, he dsmags to one
-.;' the si?-, pets being quite serious. A
fish-bar tua l to Join tl I been
displaced, snd had been driven thrpugii
the lower dooring ..f th.sch, where lt
buried Itself in the sawdusl which la
i i between tee isso nooringa. Tbs
f ir. n had struck against a pipe.
which arrested its .ours,. Bul for this
ll sj ul i have bet n drtvi n through the
upper flooring siso
A BROKEN RAIL,
Tbs . ...... of the a cid* nt waa s broken
?'? ?ul sis !?? i of ssh:, h bad be. B
il placed. Singular to relate, thc engine
en i ail the of the aleepera Jumped the
Od the train pi.di I ..n its
? irlotteevllle, - nglnei r and one?
al! unaware of their narr .
from piot.it i. death,
ifter ti" train arrived hi r- it was
need unsafe, sn I thi p ? nm tig rs
?li-, ml.ark.d. They fin lined Ip:.- utit'.l
10:10, when a Bpi rial tt i ? t/r, m
W asl Ington, and they di pnrti I,
.. I dlspleesed with th ir st.iv In Char
?. which ss.,-; made as ph
1.1-.
NEARLY ALL FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Moat "f thc paasengera wera del itea
to the National funeral Directors' Asao
to-moi row in At
l inl i. di. Manv of tt. di! gati a, ssl
?? m Philadi Ipi .. \s i ihlngton, and
. Isewhen . wen ... mpanli d hs th. lr
ss is. ? bi I . hil lr- ti.
Before the train was taken from the
main track at tbe Union Station Mr.
Holsihger wsa sent for hs several of
the p-1>- ngern, ssho got lum t,, t.,k? ..
? t|!. of tin car that eras d imag< I
tbe m ? t.
rm: skat
of Si"k BcSataebs ht rn
Ibo stottin. li and tho
bowels. I)r. Ilene's
Pleasant Pellets cure it
perfectly. They regu?
late tbs stomach sod
bowels ttiildly, K-utly,
naturally.
With thees tiny Pel
Istai tbs -n.al;, st made
and the pleasantest to
bake, there's a peculiar
strength, ililli tito! tonio
effect on tho lining
nssmbranee of the kv
testim*. bo that th"ir help UuU. They pre*
vent, relieve, sud twrmaneiitly CUTS BlliOUS
ress, Indigsstii D, Ccuetf patton. Hick or Bib
inns Headaches, ksour ikofnacn, Dtostteaa,
and every liver, stomw'h, und bowel dis?
order.
They're rptnrrmtrtd to eive satisfaction.
or your inonwy is ritunitnl.
One of tho most iliflicult (Lseavs to neg?
with is Catarrh. iVrbu|ni tba only medicine
that will cure lt, root auil branch, is Dr.
Bagara Catarrh Hetuedr. K<> small is th
chance of failure that tho makers guaraiit*?
lt in the worst caacn.
ooooooooooooooooooooooooco
? GREATEST ?
? SACRIFICES
1 Shoe Sale On Record. ?
o -- o
Ml i abra Ladies' Blacb and Tan I >xf..rla,
regular li.".', i:, ami 0.60 quality, I i
_
.1 .tm Ki Bye Cell brated t and gt.U Os
. la, Iii Tan arid Ulick, for $1 fl.
All of ."ir \!. -? .'I t ht' li. ti'-< H.SO
and J- Tan Bprlng-Heel sn..--.>, 7;...
i . ml.nen'.- Tan end Bia. iv
Btrap-Bllppers ill quallt}? foi i .
?! M Whit-- Slip;. I I I -
All of our Mn's Tau Shi"-;, t?, Y> quality,
f..r JJ.I'.
Big -amt' lol Ledi -:' <l.-milne $3 Hut
Bauple lot Children's Dongols Button
B| rlng-Hi el, ll.ii". quality, f..r T.',.-.
2 Remember tbe Place. Come Soon. %
I George E. Shuman, j
? Wi EAST Ititi)AD, 2
? Next to Kaufmann's Millinery. ?
OO00CO0OOOOOOO30OO0COOOO0O
? ." rio. Wa Kl_
The State Fair
OPENS
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8TH,
ami a groat crowd of visitors
is expected, so tor the benefit
of our customer! we furnish
our
ri:, a; It A M AI K.
l gae that your altcheu hi fully supplied
with Tinware. Agata-Ironware. and wood
sna-are. if there I* .in> thlnx la. kiri*, call
a- .N.i 1) t-a*t Broad an! we ian supply
ail m.ur needs in this I n?.
:? S. ??? Hi at your .JiniiiK-room i? supplied
with I'hina. Qlaaaarara, .'uti.-iy Spoons,
ftc Voil SbOUld Inn.' ol.i- of our Ib-BUti
' ii Dinner Beta. W<- hats booh beauties
for jr..
.'., Art- your -pare mums all nu[>pl,.-l
with Toll, t Bats anl 'Mn Beta? If not,
sra caa fumi-h Utans, at any price 1 1
?i.Mh. c.iii and sss our tt M wt 1 -
I. If your parlor lu not ni ely tltt.-d up
for your visitors, ''all and select ?some
Of our Beautiful Mani|U?t-L<impt<. trnvx
Tallies, and Url. -a-ltrae of every descrip?
tion.
We can now fthow yu the lawm vari. -
t f I'lliNV, ULAMSWABK. 8ILVBB,
AND 6ILVEB-PLATBD WARE, CUT?
LERY, AMI ll'ilSKKKKi'IMi OOOD8
ev-r r?hown In thin city.
I'all anl be e.invlneed that WK AUK
TltK CHSAPBBT HOU8I IN THSCITY
E. B. TAYLOR CO.,
IMPORTERS.
0 East Broad Street.
to, MMft
OtTOBKK :.'. IK.Ia.
The Nowlan Cup won by our
Richmond base-hall team is on ex?
hibition in the middle window. It's
,i trophy worthy the success of
|ust such good playing M made it
deserving.
THE MILLINERY OPENING
takes place Thursday and Fruity
of this week. The reception will
scale in elegance and completeness
the highest pinnacle in the teach*
inus ol Headwear.
Let Richmond be the trade cen?
tre ol Virginia. Retailing -
be based on the bed-rock basi -11
i wholesale business?a price stand?
ard indisputable in America.
are pushing a way to that attain
ment. Every man and woman within
reach of THE PEOPLE'S STORE
has i \ ital interest in the t nter
prise. It faithfully places the
standard < f values on each article
within its hundred-fold limit.
BLACK WORSTED DRESS
FABRICS are again in favor. The
underlying principle of cheap?
ness lies in their wear and color
keeping. I here is a store-protec
timi with the buying her. .
I l-t-yard-wlde Wide-Wale. Alt-Wool
'" fie l's Hair Bi rge, the low. si valu ?
? \ et i ea hed hs been ioma WO
?
All Wool I'm nch Imperial S Tge I
i j | .1. ? sol Priestley Nea Paney Wea v.
il i
I'rii -'i? Nov< lt; '* *na "I i Cl -Mi f-r
aral *, 1 ai
l-'iki'n ?-?t m a uti Bergt *, ll ?i i I
fi ? ii
.m. l's li rn Boucle f' ?
i' ? . ie, Plain Compre**
Cloth* for U 1-Sc,
Bed Comfortables now as they
never have been before, The
prices on these stablest of all mer?
chandise is a marvel. Tln^ is a
notice to come and buy quick.
Prices from 29c. to $3.48?the lat.
ter tor a >=;.;s Eiderdown Quilt.
nu- WRAP DEPARTMENT has
become great again. Hundreds ot
garments, new and charming,
teem.n: with the greatest minds
from Paris. Cohen's prices?la?
dies', misses', Ol children's :
C ipi 1 from K to HS,
.1., ta from HW to ia.
you'll wonder wh> the makin.
, .,-1 -ii n in 1 great number "f them.
CURTAI NH AND lUtAI'KUIKB
i;\ :.i:v FREAK - ?F FASHION'S
kan- V is HERE NO MORE
. :i I.S.-in.; M.. .1 T W HAT V< Ht
\'. ANT. Cl 111 KN H I 'ISi'l.AI - ?F
lll-.il ART I -I ;.\ I'' Uti I:.- ls a MAI;
\ Bl. ' IF I'ERFKr I'll IN, AM' \\ HA r
yoi' < >; nil 1 i" lil v CAN ki:
Si,KN A P A -;!.AN' I).
H<*avy Drapery Curtain* from 11.85 to
? pair,
I.ice Curtains from ? to I
Tinsel, Madras, < 'i- i . ind (Oriental
I irapenea sra acre.
HAND-CROCHET LADIES'
SKIRTS.
.1 i | R ' ? I Skit ts, in pretty cn!.its,
l top and boa-'in ? ?
Lad All w ool fancy Crochet Skirts,
h in.l-l.nii
!., iii i' Fancy Hand-Knit I
Skirts, with fancy moven border, beau*
tlfully gotti a un, il 8
FROM ld Ti > ii i ii'l.iu'K -
X-ii enough to las) '."uk< r
i .... ? .illina!. N IV). an 1 linn ft -
Knit .-KiiI-. fast colo
CHILDREN'S HAND-KMT t'ROt'HET
SACKS, all Whit- ur Fan. v C >Iol .
nc
CHILDREN'S HAND - CROCHKT
BOOTEES, Fancj or White, 10c, a
pall
Int.ultu' Silk Crochet Cape, silk lined,
?c. cost il.50 to lilli?? ll '
HOUSEFURNISHINGS.
Bargain prices to do the work.
An 1x8 Onys Brass Psrlor Tab
the li kind, b il same as being
? i a here for Pi 50, for t >-daj
Banquet [Amps, central-draft burner,
uith iiiinx -I lum ns, regular price {3.50,
: : Ji.:?i.
il INCH FANCY SILK LAMP SH \ni:,
\ ALUK $1 rs, T< i-DAl TS CENTS
A run on Clothi - Fins 100 for Se.
?; - i.ii. nen Lamps, all complete
'I I'm
i'..ff- ? -Mill the genuine "Favorll
wood mill, very best ir-m hopper,
wm ih Mo '." .
ties-Brush, good quality, extra
fancy bet k, alw ivs sol i ni 15c rc.
Btovi -Brush, all bristle, well made, ldc
Muffin-Pans, g-cup. strong and nell
m ide Tin Mull i I
Mottled Oranite Iron Prt aervli
rth il. I 'I
JAPANESE SCREENS. 5 1-2 FEET
til.; 11. FOCH F< 'I.I'IX''. HEAN ll.V
ll -Ll' EMBROIDERED PANELS,
WORTH J'
200 Heavy Block-Tin Ham Boil?
ers -,^'
SM i Quart ?? rt re i Pall*
ll . . i f> k-Tln liread-Pana, 5c.
A K.-i' Ki.it- i, i
I. gr .- ? Bli I. Tin U I h Basin*, .t<-.
" Piong I li -ii Forl ibsi intuit)
in ide, fiill I' ngth, ala I - I
i. . | .1 ned Co lill
for Ile.
: q .an \i .ttl. i Granite Long-Handle
Lippi I s -v. k ins, never sold 1
than Sec . '..i Mc
2-Uuart Pines! Oranlti Tea- di Coffee
|>,,: | ?
Japannc I Spit e Bete, nteelj letter, i
value '. ? neets! to-dsy lie.
Largi i .: oi -' . u ' ?? ?
I .1 l| ., :. i, fe.
The ever-wanted Nickel-Plated
Baking-Dishes, with inside enam?
elled pan, family size?value fi, 50,
tor to-day'fl run 63c.
FINELY ETCHED OAS QLORES
LARGE ASSORTMENT MPKCIAL
TO-DAY, NINETEEN CENTS cl
A handsome new line Toilet
Sets, exquisite shapes, valued up to
$ 10? choice to-day ?4.95.
TW'o HUNDRED AND FIFTY EXTRA
FINE ENGLISH I JUNA JARDI?
NIERES, JUST IMPORTED \
?CORE OF STY I.KS. EXQUISITE
COLORINOS, ALI. LA ROE Sl/'-:s
WORTH \'\' TO U -Ala. AT NIM -
TY-EIOHT CENTO,
An si of Lunch Baskets, worth
up tu 60c. all.at SSC.
Fine ojunllty Tat.te Knives ana Parka
aew-aaape haii-lie, u value?ase ?
donan
THE COHEN C3.
RICHMOND RAILWAY
ELECTRIcloMPANY.
Mam Ottet sod Light Department,
foot ul seventh -tm!. Tolephua- ti.".;!
City Division, ollict- Mam au i Vino
atrcotH. Tclrphoue ni
Union Division, ottire Ta-eiity-cintb,
an-1 I'streets. Telephone 6V5.
Manchester Onie..', Seuimti avenue.
InaBfaaOa** WM,
Ar." unit lui'iiDii.st'i ut Lag ti ts and
Klei'trii' I'oner st reiwouable rate*.
Electric-Lir'ht tfIrilgaBDlflidHj.
1'arties di turing Flsstik Lights or
Power bj notifying the mani ollie* liy
mail or t. lephone aili bo waited upon
bjr a representative of tho couiimiuy
luttt vo-tu * ?
is none the Ieee replete with right
raltJCB on ,'iaount of vcHtenlav's
greatness* Bach day marks a
step forward, Bach day finds
new arrivals. We eau hut bint
of thc latest arrivals :
Babies .ind Children,
I our .Months to live Years Old.
Cool days their health de?
mands protection against chilly
blasts?a sale for that purpose.
Hid erda wit
Cloaks I ike Cut,
Square 5ailor
Collar, I- d g e d
With White
Angora Cur and
Puffed Sleeves,
for $i.
Eiderdown doab* square <li?iW*
aalloi collai - Ul< pe I Bilk embroMI
rn . I.-, a roi n -???
Solid-Color laderdown Cloaks
with round collars edged with
deep Angora fur and putt sleeves,
for 59c.
Finer ,:i '? rdosra Cloaks, - ?'. I Ri i
with Black, sdi.i Cream with White,
Annora fur, pointed Bailor .'..liar, for
ii "".
Cream Lamba'-Wool Cloaks, lm
mi ti--.- ali e\? a, douti ? i| ? levant
Annora ftn I i M
Dreaa Flannel (Moak* double-ruSIa
. ip. -. '?c i|[..| .-.| xi|k . mbroblery,
n.i\ v Blui. Red, Brown, and Tan -
Fined Eiderdown (Toaks, rurtb-l
? a| ? -. satin ribbone, f..r *-' sa
Mora than ii doaen other styles.
Til,.-. abov< give an idea of the taii^u
of prices.
lied Comforts.
M. r. limits who lind trudi- ftgawgh t<>
liny BO ha sdi Hill was) vbolestataf'a profil
cnn retail tu in fr wirit Uta majority of
nu rebanta pay for tiu-m. <>ur 60 balt-a
aro lure, ai il fha sailing arUI l>e us 1. aV
lows :
A Figured Black Cot! in Flin I ?'??".
fort, iSrxtO m. h. ? i ti
F. il ' ? ? .- it i . - it ,1 i i ? r
I "'.inf.'M.*. 7J\.,', f..;
A PTnt White .'.'I. ii Filled Comfort,
..ii . ? ? ? linn, fast r.i, I'urkey-Red
line i *!k?j. ti vam.-, foi lt -??
i;. r tine < i-1 in .1. chinta ? toe
vstiitr cotton filling, -mi i
*'.' SO
l town ?juill* Kr-n. h sateen coin l
I. Di tldee, >?". vain.-, foi
S:!k-r iver : how n ?.juilt-. RIM
vaia-. for
Boas.
500 Black Coque Feather
Boas, ll) inches long, for -l-Sc.
Hmm ,i Special Bsleg
in Merino Underwear here men?
tioned are but one of the dozen
of each kind you can find here.
\i- n's I i Wool Whits ?birt* *tik
bin Una*, ribbed talla -. 78c.
value, for BA . each evert
I . Ii.'h" I'ure White M-nno \Vtit-,
ftnlahed with real pearl buttone aaa
allk atltrhlng. Mc. vslu
? ? Iran's Sn iral Colors I Ribbed
rut,.n siiit.i, sven else I to i: yearn-*
7 value, for '?
Boys' Clothing
IS SELLING WELL AT
E. A. EZEKIEL'S
NEW STORE,
313 EAST BROAD STREET.
CODI) SCHOOLBUIV ut 81.50.
BETTEB BUHU W.8n\ 8-'-l?. IMB,
j $3.7:i. IbVW, iinilfl'''-.
BOYS1 BEBFEB BURS, H.60, ga,
' atul WM,
BOYB' JUHIOB BURS, 81.8*,
'; 13.48, ii:~>, $;;, ho 1 18.80.
hoys' JKBSET sr ns, Ulm,
12,88, 18.26. 18.60, ?1.7."., and-'L
HOYS' BBEFEBB, 12, 13.88, IMS
18.00, 13.75, nnd fl.
OOBDUBOs* RHEE HANi'S
89& f??.r the fl <iut!i?v.
06ft tor tata $1.38 .,utlity.
HOYS' KBEE HAMS, 18, 60, TB,
ari'I 98ft
BOYS'ETON CA HS at IV.
BOIS1 ETOM CAPS, -.ititi hued, al
28e,
HOYS' DOLT OAFS stitt,
MK VS TAN 0OLP0APB itt J'.'.
BLUB cloth BJLVER BBAID
" DEFEBDEB" t HIHDHKN'Sl .VHS,
ju.t rt'Ct')v<al. "tlc.
OIJfDEBELLA TAM O' SHAN
THUS, 4m*.
OUDEBELLA CAFS) 18ft
The Cloak Room
wass litisy spot v?at?*rdHV, ami will bs
for MSM titan to esjgfft Piss mw *tyl?s,
tin- novelty wt av<- clothe, tin- styluh
shapes', and tho jow pikes aro irreairdi
blft
CAPES AND JACKETS for Indies,
JAOKETH AND O KETCHEM* for
ruiest-a, BHOBT CLOAKS AM)
JACK KI'S for tbe little wottn-n. It ?,
worth your a lui. to buy ali you can *
E. A. EZEKIEL'S,
313 east Broad street.
THE OSSA! KOISTUIU A85C&MHT
"HUMIDINE"
Keepe Refriar era tore d ry and rn weat,
preserved rr orita, butter, milk, eto.,
?oonomizee lee, remove* " refriger?
ator uu?te" and odor 8old by
(rrocera and drugrrigta PENNA.
SALT MFG. CO. Also, Mfre Lewlgf
08V Powdered Lye, PhtlMdelpniaV
i luiv li-W*s?*Ci>

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