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THK RICHMOND DISPATCH-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1898._
tu.tMMMMllM^^OMM.? lll??M?tf?l
j It's a Great
i
Occasion !
| THIS WONDERFUL
I Over-Valuc-Giving Sale
i
OF OURS.
{ But the rule that every season must
bear its losses is inflexible with us;
i hence these prices :
^ *^ 1^y I'll,, clinic.' (?! ! < "ir--ii'i?-r?'s. ?'hovi??ts, ! JX ?gj
?y* y Brighton Tweeds, l.?-nl Derb) Mixtur?*? <-ut in \U* f
^L |?Bk. > iiurl?' ?i??l Doiil)!?' Breasted Sucks, tlutt Were ^L i*-a
In ^1 good value* al $13, tlO, nml $7.00, an- now of- _|% ^_
y %y>mJ tie.l m FIVE ?DOLLARS t|/*??*/
x a have the unrestricted choice of 272 Suit h i
..f <?l R <?\\N M \M-: sine-l?' and ?Double i
lir.-n-t.ai Suck Suit?-, iiiii?!?' from ?the ni?i-t relia- ,
Me fabrics; lit splendidly and i'nultl?->.-l\ trim
m?-?1 . Suits thai have been (S20 nnd #15 ?per ?Unit,
SINE DOLLARS \M> FUI \
the price to clean oni il e '''-t -?'Hers
^^?SSB_________________|
$9.50
^^^^^^^^1
A GREAT TROUSER SALE, j
Two hundred ?andaixt) pairs : 20 kinds
AlAv?? !i!Hi?livc!;ni(lsiM\ paii'.s;-" Kinns a^ . _ /"*__
to select from : pood, honest materials . U ? I I *j
well cut, properly trimmed; were$2.60, ^1 ?||
S22.1 nntl#2; are now ONE 0?LLAB l|71#nrU i
AND FOBT? Ci.NTs. T *
BOtio Jniiulr.'?! nnd ciulitv-six ?pairs of .
,. remainder pf twenty-two adn??*-*?| fifi j
lots i ami $4 & *o bow at \ / IIII 3
TWO DOLLARS . t^-eWeU" J
_ - - - J
C Nearly four hundred pairs Pine Clay *
Dts. thai wi ' and $5.50 eftr^A f* f\ 1
kinds, now TWO TOLLABS ANDF1TTY % I k| I ;
All-Wool K.-i*-? v Overcoats, and fino c'tssiineiv-liiicd at }
tlls,t. worth - ili.r with aliundrt'tl ormiti?' J
, two, three, or four of a ?kind, that have _b* am f\/\ 4
been ?selling and are worth from ?$8 to ?-?lo, ?go in
tlii? I H E POLLARS.
$5.00 i
NOW HERE'S WHERE THE PRUDENT
MOTHER MUST SCAN CLOSELY. :
?Knee Pants, all the small lnts of ?'? ?. . s*a paw X
and now at TWENTY-BTVE L^lC*
KTS. ?^VI I
-,-1-___?? ?
Think <?f one dollar and fifty cents ?_*iv- ^^ I
ing you the choios oi all the ?small lots of ?fi^ I f??F ?f\ X
Suite, values up to $8.50, bul most of them t^M ^\\ ?9 3 t
$3 and $2.50 kinds.,. M^_#v_#Vr
Two hundred and ?sixty Laundered Waists, the
dollar grade at 1'IFT .- CENTS....1.|
50c:
Only 11 doMS ?Unlaundered Waists?4?Sc grade,
OUTS DOW at.
23c. i
Fauntleroy Waists (soiled), $1.25 and $1.50ones
. .eas___ia__B___i^ass___ia__s___i
25c. :
?Un?derwear for Boya, m<? l2yearaof age,slight
i mu? wi'.ir mi' jio.vs, ,-*.u> r_'v?arsoi age, slight- -IF 1
ly soiled- prie?' lias been >1, now. __-?3Ce f
Tes I ?or Childres 1 to s yean
?low ll>-1. Gray, and Brown; oott ?' _>''"_ *** ?f\ t
it TWO I >OL- 7S/ ^11 t
LARS \M> I'M W < ?Als . M^__r#v_lFVf ?J
A.SAKS _ CO.,
"SAKS' CORNER." :
humimmmMtMimm ttrt1111 n h n n t m m it
?AII.I. I'l RGB THEIR HULL.
I.e.- Caaig V.l.?I??? n H?-s??lu?l?iii l.ook
liiK l?i Til Ih I'n?I.
hait.
Tb? i nun. ad? i .roe
the ?i.-,.m ,.f ?
Moon ited thai tl
which was adopted :
? of
the ?*lty of Richmond b?
in), with a copy
I Iv
th? I-eglMature Februari - the
That th? .
with
?miar action i:i th. ir
I III I'ltl-OMIt ?II /I.MM.
Thla Spli-ndltl Play l4r????.?iii?.,| Her?*
h> m **itr?uiit Cesepaay,
When Anthony Hope .-, :
its flrti
iner of Zen?.
lit lliat it w?iuld i
itfht forth
this
"" "''
laut
s*en as the bosu? ttudolbh. ?mi ;
acting of the character is u , ,,,.
with his polished art und man.
bell i
and -Mis?; , < afl Xntol
. both ??f whom .n.- great
its strength. A matinee
rno performai
IliKht .'los, S He lit.
\t Monday and Tuesday nlghti
with a matinee oti the latter day. Dlgb*.
Hell, supported by Laura Joyce Bell an?:
mi his latest
flattei Ing succ? is, "The Hoosl? r
dy-drama "f
written by Augustui
Thomas, aui
the titie role Mr. Hell is cone d.-?l by th?
hiev? I tin- d
:
Mrs. (.'entry linpri?*. Liu.
A. C. Btrj . Of ISO south Lite
k- .,i' ?
y morning, which ?
a! tlrst was QUltS serious, but '<
. Improved last night
moth.r of th, [ate
.; "-. ?pular tieuspaper
man In hi:? day, and is ..
Hebrew H oui?' \ s..., in I Ion to Meet
naual meeting of th.- association
. ,i in the lb-brew Home for th?
,i Infirm arlll i?.- b? i?i at Betfe
iyncgogue to-morrow
.; presiden! Henry s Huts
; ami Mr. Isaac Held, tl
.. ni be in attendanoe.
Meeting at the Measaarlal " ?? ? let-?-.
rate M? moi: !
Museum, "
s. v. ral matters of lm
R . ittended to. Th?
A Venerable MmUt.-r Dei.,I.
I ibly the
minister in this ;
n la hi about 10 o
,. I 1-* Hudson
He | m for a
Mi Wood roof
. all. d their
..f tin- Mountains.
i.d work for
.he Mask--..
A STEADY BATTLE.
IHK ?U'l'IMH'ltl \ Tlll\ BELL HAS TO
nui I i:\ lim im
NO IMPORTANT CHANGES MADE.
In the Seme of rwn.laiit Oppoalll?>n,
?In? Mensure Is He line forced
Tlirot:ali In 11s (iriulniil Form?
Man) L.m-iiI mil? Passed.
The day ii ?! yes
tmat without distinctive
. the continu? ?n or
ths appropriation bill la the House. The
?Bght ai-aiiist the reductions was very ib
lernilned, but the flifht for the bill was
Just as stroriK, tin?l It was Changed In
Magls Important particular.
Thei Ighi session of the 11
but only local bdls wsrs passet,
J which thsrs was no ?lebate.
The m?>st imp?t tant of th<; bills j>
by th g "M th.- I'llch.-r bill, b v\ -
ing u tax on nets Uf-e.l in fishing, which
was. hoVever, amended b par?
ticulars The constitutional convention ball
was p tponed until to-?lay, when it will
up at 1 o'clock as th rd.-r.
Tln> Day In Hie BwOMtO,
'1'h- aveaed at ll o'clock, and
the ppenlng prayer was dispensed with,
WblCh h is !.. ell the i
Mr. M.-llw .ine reported from tbe Com?
mittee on
"Tiding for a uniform law on the SU]
of negotiable Instrumenta n? sai?i tin
bin was framed on tin- lines suggi
i.y th..- American Lar Association ssverel
years ?ago, and was the hubs bs tit*
now in for,-, |n x.w York. Connecticut.
Florida, and Colorado, and S Slmllai
was expect,,I to shortly p nlte.l
state- The law, be ?mid,
mil? .1 th.- law ..?J "Snglsnrl oil
negotiable paper, but had b? n ?
a t.? ?.t tingulshed English |u
Mr. McllwMne moved to peas the bill
und? r n of thu rules, bul. In r -
Mom Mr. Wlcl I
lid that num.-r.ius sections of the
Cod? would be repealed by th.- tot, and
as tie 01 enumerated In the bill
he consented to allow it to go over until
.. v. ie n a romps nl. -,
ting forth th- t* cUons repeal. .1 win
submitt? I.
r 8 bill v, authorizli,
ommlsslon
the last session to secure uni?
formity ..f laws by working In
With the commission from
Lar As-..?, lation. The bill Intro?
duced by -Mr. Mcllwalna : lit of
the lab? rt ot thia commission.
N \'!i; BILLS PARSED,
motion "f Mr. Lowr*
taken up first, and the following
powers Of th?- Richmond
1 ny.
To I Me hepungo Bridge
Compai , ,tnao.
: the protection ?.f Rame in An.
countv.
To luthorise building and oda?
tions to changa trust?
To incorpor?t? the Qrayson and Carroll
Railroad < !ompany.
Abolishing the office of Register of th?
Land Office.
To allow thi qualified voters of 1
Haven to vote on question of r<?>?-ni of
.barter.
To t wild w
To protect turkeys in Accomac and
N11111
To with the necessity I
motion for a Dsw trial In
T.? prohibit th- s.d.- of Cider at Palmyra,
in Flu inty.
To Incorpor?t? the Portsmouth and
ifleld Railroad < 'ompany.
To incorpor?t'* the Home for N<
Women
To submit question of hog law t.> v 1
omac county.
To ?-i.i-.v. 11 to er.- t a
Wharf.
mes P. K. Waning.
For the relief 0 Lind
li? f ol .lam? s L. Adams.
he rcli.f of Thomas J. PieMer.
Lor the r a whom.
For til. reib f of A. P. Cook
For the T* llllam I. Hurt.
To authorise Issuing by Portsmouth
t railway of stock.
To ' the town of C
be to raili
To incorporate the Old Point C? D
Coll? .
To incorporate th.- k Whe? 1
Club.
To authorize the Governor to appoint
commission for the promotion of unifor?
mity in legislation In the Unit?
For the relief of W. W. W< bb.
To suthoi .- ' he ? k>v< 1 nor to ?grant s
condil '?tin? d
in th- ry upon tin- recommenda?
tion ?>f the Board of ?Directors.
To incorporate the Virginia Central
Fair and AgrlCUltUI
Farm Rail?
way ? "mi any.
P01 the ! Hi f of B. it. M?
To pr..te< t ,,\?.
To establish a circuit court for Buen?
Yista.
F??r ibe r.-lief of George W. Williams
|.-.,r the rellel of Bamue] i.?., k.-tt.
T,, the Mutual Benefit In
1 'ion.
To allow s pension to Sarah Right.
?low a p.-n-ioti to Mrs. EltS
Grady.
1'H an of the < ode.
To limit Board of 8
Ingham count'
HOUSE BILLS PA88
To amend
lotion to terms ol Supreme Court.
To tion 12439 le in
ads.
Mr. I.- tch? ft bill requiring the I
fldai
to d- ' ' printing
he Sim.-, aloe
ami the bill was recommitted.
TAX ON PIBH-NETR
Mr. Boyktn made an sernest speech In
favor of the am? ndm? ?us, which h? - ub
n.itt.d to the Pilch, t bill, Imposing a tax
on pound and purse-l "'I1* r
dshln Th? chief am? n? :
Was :
applying to thosi
1 ,r then- own. consumption.
Mr Liai. he should
bill, l"I Ie- did II"' 'Hid,
1, visions. II. ' ?Id In bad m-v.-r I
known a flsh bill to be r.f.-rr. .1 I
Ibis ,
e,.u.-. begsn with the
r. The tiiii was |
IN.-'I L.\N? ?: BILL PASSE1 T'V.
The special ami continuing order for
_?th Bous? bill : previ nl
fire-insurance ? omp tobtnlng to
pul up rates was passed by until to-day,
i similar motion with regard to the
tltutional convention blU
from Mr Withers in op?
position, and on.- equally warm from Mi
: in .. h ocacj, The niotk.11 was car
a vote of 0
CHANGES IN BCHOOLr?BOOKS
Mr. Opl< spoke at length la favor of
nl to prohibit changes in school
books, other than histories, until th ?
shall nave be? n used four
time adopted for uae. This was not lb
original torva ol the bill, but i<
?h inged i? ii; by an amend
menl Mr. PI.I, Mr. ? ipl?
one oi the groateat hardships which i i
lents bad to ' I h* ?ll Bin up >'i
their | buy l.,?.ks for their chil?
dren ntly in ord? r to keen up
with the , onstanl ;'i. | made in
text ?books. The bin wa& ordered to its
ut.
NO CROSSING AT GRADE
Th? i the bill
ric and other street railways from
. ole.
Tills conclu.1. d the .alendar.
bills w- ,
bills were then taken up.
Mr. Claytor opposed the bill requiring
is from Roanoke t?> be taken lo
Richmond for trial In the Buprem? Court,
ol of to Wj t hevtlle,
iter and ?
litigants would be Increased. Mr, M
the bill, as did Mr. Muuford
and it w i.- passed.
Mr. Massle bad pass..!, under sui
sion of ?i.- 11 relating to the
working of ti?. ?..el - In .\- , tv.
The bill to requir? tb State Library to
i. k? pi ?i' n from '. A. M to .' p. m
Mr. Munford, and p
l hus:>. tub ? ? ill?
Tbe Sena?.- a.ijourn lock.
Ilona?- ?if Dflrita?. v
The House m to order at 11
A. M '?y Bpeaker ityan. Thsrs "was bo
pi
l p,,n motion of Mr. Jennings, of Wash
Inijton, the np??ia| ?arder was i????-?
until 12 o'.'iiicK. in ordtr that th< ?-alenda
might iw cniieii |? the moan tin"
- ?. I? measures as causeil ne op?posltiO
could I??. ,i|a,?,....i ,)f A remiliitlnii wu
offered by Mr. Wintern-?, snd sdcpt-M1
provMlng thiif when the appropri?t!
Mil wit ?taken up llv? minutes i
?owed aiiv member In which t?> off>r an?
?Ilsen?-?? un aineiiilment and tlv<- mliuit..
I??- snowed tii.. opponents <?f su? h amend
ment
1 aptaln I'ark* offcro?l a r?solution
win? h was adopted, providing that ?srhei
'hair wa,s vacated at 1 10 I? '
?umt-d ut 8 P. m . ?,t whi.-h h?,iir Iocs
C ?11.-.! ?it? until ?'SO
I'ft.r whlerf the appropriation 1.111 should
TURNPIKE ni?vi.,: TAX.
Mr. s. s. Thomas nur, >_*] tc
authorize turri|?lke c-OJBpsnleS to lmpo?
and Ilx tolls on bicycler?. The m
"that it shall he lawful f??r any
turnpike companies, duly ?liait? i??i l.y
ths Iswb of tais Bute, to lm?poas s t - 11
in?! exceeding .*. cents f??r ?secll srbeel on
for trav? i ovi r any lect?on ??i
inil?'s of th-ir ?respective roads, and
In proportion for 1- ?n of
?five miles."
I following "relief" hills w.re IntfO*
Hy Mr. Palmer: ?Jnr the relief ?i!
ford s.ittertleiii. Loulra Beamster, B. L.
\\ inn. ?and ?Hague in?.
By Mr. ?'. ,i. Campbell: For the :
of Thomas II. Shi?. I? r.
?By Mr. ?Cardwell: For ths rell-t! ?jf \v.
H. Oardner.
PlaACBD ON TMK ?-ALRNOAR.
Til? followini; h?ls v>? i-- in? t ...?n?'.-'l. an 1,
iin.ler suspension of the ruh'H. piara
the . alendar:
?By Mr JenninKS. of Lynchburfr: To
? halter lile Hill C?ty 1 l.ne v< il? Il 1 Relief
it?ull.
?By Mr. ('arrett. of Henry. Tu extend
orporate limit- ??f the town <?f Mar?
tin ?\ni?-, in Heni., county, Va.
B] Mi. Jordan, ?n To quiet
Hie title of that certain lot in Hi?'
of Wtnchsster known as the old <'ath?.i??
snd to provide for Hi?? removal
of '.he i. in ilii- .:,' rrsd tie r.iii ami thl
I ?1?- of sal?! lot
Hy Mr. I'ow.-ll, ..f Newport '
amend and re-enact an act ??f th? i
?relating to the appointment of survey,,r
and superintendenta <?f Hi? poor u I
county of James ?City.
Hy same: 'i<> amend an a? I t" "ellas ?
lawful f.nee f,?r the county "f Wanrlck.
Mi Walk, > au?
thorise lbs toara of Fsrmvllls t?? gi
twenty-flve-year franchise ?"<> sny Incor
?i railroad ? om?pany to lay ti
?tc. ?along Hi>- publl? raid town.
By Mr. lint.!??', ??f I'm To
i?. unit residents of thla Btati '?? capture
wild water f?i\*i in Laps ??r nets in ?the
county ?.f I'rlni-e O ?ir?,'?'.
By Mr. smith of Northampton: To el
! . .|ualiiie?l ?.' '? is ? !' ' 'apevill"
Magisterial ?District In ths county of
mpton. to vote on s fence law.
By Mr. Parka
sion bill. ?This is 11
THK aPPROPRIATION THI L.
?PrompUy al ?Boon the appropriation bill
tak.n up. Mr. ?Parker object*
tii?- appropriation "f 11,000 f??r the salary
>.f tiie lecelvlng ?and forwarding d
'. He ti?
the duties "f this clerk wars simply t?>
the Audi! to th? i i ',, 'l
? i?, amend tie reducing
proprlation t'r??m UM9 to IJaO.
Mr. ?nderson ?asid that this ofBcei
only set? i ?a messenger, but <li?l clerical
Mr. Reddy opposed maklns any i
tion. The man who ?Mied ths offlce had
held the ?position for s number of ?
ami thoroughly understood his business
Mr. I'.iTk? r's am? tidmi 111
by a ?rote ?>f n to ii".
THE CAPITOL ?POUCE.
Thi
appropriation of ?14,330 for the ralari?
?\ policemen at th? Capitol. Mr
Campbell, <?f Amherst, offered an amend?
ment, ?making the approi riation I
This w??iil?l make the salary f??r these
officers i''? per in??nth, and th;it amount
ufflclent. il, ?li'l not think a ?police?
man h the Capitol ahould receive more
,i'l at the i nttentiary.
Mr. Cralg though! ?
too much foi i to tot erre.
Mr, Jaaaes ?Mann ?also opposed the
amendment.
Mr, Withp'w sai'i the special commit?
tee hul recommended thai four Coi I
, : a- polic? men,
ury of *i" per month, and
uniforms a year. He ?ii?i not ?see thai
mure than four ' and
he thought th?ry should be vetei
commended by the com?
mittee. *>?'-'' W thi ? a amen I?
l?r. Winston said he ?was ?rilling I?
anything in the world for the ?? nefll of
oldler, ?bul
Ing Mr. w
t.e ?loinc an i'
! M IdOWS Of Vet,
Mr. Campbell's am. ndment was then ro?
gna Mr. Witt,' tut". ?>!">
vlding that th.- appropriation shall a
nit thai four abl? i
tilers shall he appoii
positions on the Capitol i oil?
be ?allowed, In addition to their
two uniforms eacb ten pre
Mr. ?Taiir objected t" the iatt?>r amend
in the ?ground thai it wa
l?gislation. He ?ii?i do! care whether old
b? Ing
: In office ii was ?bad policy to
-?? ii an amendment
Tin; AMENDMENT DEFEATED,
pending queetlon was railed, and
Mr Wi'iii dment wa -
rote of M l
Blaki ::
ad, Blenton, ?'.'irrir,-.
"iripliti Churcbi ?ke, ?Dai -
Early, Bmbrej
McClanahan, M m? r.
ylor, TI.?as. Turn,t.
ru:i?in ,i. W. Williams, Wilson, Wlthrow,
nul \?.
'
looker. Browning, C. .f Cam
raiK, Digga Duk? i ' wick, ?Fltspetrl? k
' ."-?es, Galleher, < : ? tl Oarnett, Hi?''<s,
i.i'iiis. < . n Jet
lagu? Murph
? ?u.U. Para
'ow< II, Reddy, Saund? ;
lharlea Smltl
? v\ ilk? - Sllaa H \\ alker. w
iVellford, Wharton, Wlllard, William ?:
Williams, and Win
REFERENCE T? CONFEDE?
RATE?,
Mr. T. D. Jennings offered an amend
OVidlng tha? Sbll -l""li '!
? l'-rate sol?! ?i the preferenc?
ppolntmenl
Mr. >_mbre) thougbi such an smend
i). nt would endanger the
mire appropriation hill, a< he had no
thai such a provision wa
Hitllli0ll.ll. If Hi"
i' on this question, it should do
, resolution, and no! bj
i lav ?.?i the ?subject
Mr. Thomas ?said 'hat a
ia?l gotten ??ut i
I* III thS Old ("'?lite?!
lu ale favoi ?if anything that
vould benefit th?-- veterans, ami he was
n this instance.
Mr. Jennings's amendment was then
?lac? il ?t. ?1 by
:.?! as follows:
Blakemoi
..?i. ?"nail, s 'P. Bland. Caldwell, Carter,
'arringt t?. Churchn
'ooke, Karly. Else rston, Kltz
?africk. Hale. Tipton 1' i, Love
,,. McClanahan, Minier. Newbern?
'aimer, Quesenberry, J. P, Smith. Btoner,
.I'ir. Turpln,
?j II. Walker, Wnarton, .1
,\". Williams, Wilson, Wlthroe
Ulen, Anderson. H.-rry.
loas, Honker. Browning, Buford
'aini'ii. II. Thomas J. Campbell,
?arnall, i ik> Embrey, Folke-a,
iallaher, Qarrett Qarnett Qoad, Unison.
Hicks, Hobbs, Ivej C H
Mann. Mur?
ker. I'arks. IVissfiioi .., I'..?? ||
teddy, .- Smith.
Ipratt, Turner, V" Harding
V'alker. Wellford, William <;. Williams,
\ in?..ml- and Wlnrton?IS.
Mr. ?Parker object?^ to providing for
wo Janitors, on? i"??i tbe basemen! offices
ml one for the ^all- I ss, ami m
ulke out the appropriation of ?
he latter snd require the form, i
.n i to ii?< entir? ?building. Tl..
HAVE N<? ENGIN1
Mr Maupln moved to Insert an ln?le
endeat Une, providing thai UM I
be Capitol. Thai
,.>iiion . sbollsbed by th?
aenl ?>f ?some time ?ago. This
Mr. Maupln th?-n offered anothi r amena?
ient ? resting ths oft? a si
I
ker thought that ?*d**Bply he, au?
limitent was a I
...n \?hy a ?i?. ii
.il ti.- made. The second
of *?> to 43,
constitutional vote being r<-<iun
Browning offered an am?
' !? fur the Mspointmenl >.f .? n?i*ht
n.m tot the I'ourt of Appeal?, g]
alary ?f MHO annually, as . nt |
ne watehinun Is required to utter??! to
report
He
Tb? Roysl is Um ?M-jkost grada bsfcls? pawdctr
kMttn. Actssl teals s?*k?w it fsss ana
third turtfc-ir thss any otbsr bread.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
soYAi ?WKiN-a power? ro., srw yosk.
entire Library building. The am? n.l
iii'-nt ted.
The ?hair wa< th? L, the hour
having ai i
\ Lang Main Session.
Tho chair w lock.
the lir.-t i Ion of the
nt ?'..lierai Ass? mbly, snd th?
nee was as large and the Interest,
not to say confusion ?nd disorder, fully
as ?.-teat as at the ?lay session i. Al
thlfl became so great tllat !
had to >? ral mlnuti s rapping for
order, and then otilv partially securi ! 1?.
; Mr.
Campbell, Of Amh'tst. moved to
pone the special order?consideration of
the appropriation bill--in order to tak? up
uncontested local bills. Mr. Willard op
and Mr. WitbrOW advocate! the
motion, which was adopted. A
number of Mils wer? this man?
ning the next hour.
Th?- Senate bill prohibiting the Imposi?
tion ?.t a lie. use tsx .?n H > publish?
... ..f which Sen.r M? Ilwslne
th?- ?patron in th, Senate and Mr.
Charles T. Bland in th- n
among tho.
SENATE nil.i.s PASSED.
'I',? :
providing f'-r ? ! ir,-: to "'"
? I pap.:- of cao
T.. am.-tid ami re-enact sub I
,.,,,?? n 5 of tin- ?'ode. with r.
t,, the construction -
T,, amend and re-enacl section us, or
Code of Virginia in r? latlon to va
cancies In county, corporation ana uis
trlcl ' ' , 0,
T,? confirm the title ;' the v,
Audi. .. in tim ? ounty of Nruns
wi,.k ,,, n re "f land upon whi.-h
- u,i chur? I '? "f I-',4V'
'. ill'"
luthorizlng the B
of Charlotte county to al?
low th.? jailer compensation for fuel Bur?
nished. , . , ._..
amend ind re-enacl
Code in relation to the M imon
Council, finance, city officers, and to s la
an Independent section to cb
an a.-t entitled an ad to pro?.
1er for the city of P
IS am.nd. d by
proved April I
January 25, 1890.
To r? li a .- the title of the < ommon
w. .?til to land "?nty
in the nain.- of H? nrv R pur
the Commonwealth al sals of
delinqu?
To protect black bass and p
in tbe Rappahannock river ami tnbu
taries above lid?
authoriz? "'''* n V1
county of Rocklngham to u
thP , ??g to th- appointment 01
M and r? -
,h.. , ;. in rel ?tion to Int? rl
. _ i
Incorpor?t?
Rallr? iny.
To In? o ?nd Mr
Railroad Company.
1H ?l SE PILLS PASSED.
To entitled an ict pro?
viding rorking, op? ning, and kei p
Int? in repair the roads In the i
Brunswick, Nottoway, and Amelia
To am? nd and re-enacti ictlon 3922 of he
entitled an acl touching tl
L- 1 ?
.loll 'k . V
Wyna ' :1IlU
fr,'m : .1 ro- ~r
To amend and r?
th.- c,?|e of Virginia In i to the
er of
the l. , ?.
To authoi !/ the sup? n laors of Kim
Willi U 'nt*>-*! to ,,mM 'l
t nag munkcy riv-r ut or
\, n ? '..-'I. Perry.
To amend an I in approve,
February i 1892 entitled an act to ..mend
ict chapt.-i
for th? P,n- , .,.?? .
To am.n.l and
the Code of Virginia as to paymenl ol
witnesses In misdemeanor cases, pro?
viding nor nior.- than thre? witnesses shall
id In any iirt- ,
'!',, am? nd and r?
, ode cone? rnlns harbor piasters and
dock i !in'{
to p] -,pointing p-OWer with tl
Governor. , , ,
T.. modify st lining the criminal
Court of
unty I our
county of Fred rick, ,! -Sln
chester and county ??f Frederick,
the Cod '!'r,,s of
,,f fiducial
thorize the - M '>'" ,{U
trict. In Patri'k count: M the
vid.- for the appointment of vlew
. n ,.,.- tun tell roads in the
ounty of Frederick.
... nd and I
rd to the appointas? ?it
T.. make certain lln? Patrick
B* ? 4
chapter
In relal "' hy "*-**** "
m. di? in?-.
[" Cpehur M
mg ,,id records of th? county
?f Northam) _ . .
I phon
? '''pV.'v. nl placing ol
riubiic r. ounty of P
'to C?UU in?' of Jerusalem voting
precinct In Southampton county, to
o.inland VOt # _.
tion <?f part
ii quail in. Pittsylvanta county.
end the '?4,i "f
.ill... in Henry cunty.
' to provide for ascertslntng and pub
lifhln? a statement of the annual i
ind disbursements of the .'?milt:
-it?, s in the Commonweslth
V.. amend and re-enacl sect...-, I? of
n,,. ?-...b- of Virginia to permit three
'? i?..,i truste.-s for even school district
In the county of < 'rail?.
- -nd and I
selllni Honors when i
.o??a?ue/.land, Accomac eminty.
?ervatorAftl i ? _M? of
To amend and i
the code of Virginia. In rolatlon to erar?
ants for small claims'".
To amend and r? V f,,
mi entitled an i "l" ""
.,,?1 ex mil Rallro
To .m, nd .nd i
the Cod? "f Virginia In relation to ".
ri il of an issu? oui ??f ele"1
' .,-,, .,,?, t an a? i ?.
i-?. bru iry I UM, entitled an acl
horlse and empower th?
laors of Amh.rs?
r.fui,ditlK thS count.,
the penalty of the
f the County Tresaursf of aukusiu
To laeerporats ths DM Polai I
'ollege. _ , ,,
Itng river. In Cami?b.'!l
ounty i lawful I
,, nd the -iiirdin?- the
i which the citisens of
ubscrlptlon to
To rell? Ihelterlng Ai
u-,..r,t .t the Inheritance I
the hunting ??f Rame In
mice . ; unty.
'ii.- criminal jurisdiction of
oorts of Richmond
d.lish a circuit court for Bristol.
u court for
Irlstol.
Marter of the Mineral
? vuipanv
ting the fee? of jail
'. to.)
Por the relief of John Qutney Adssee,
if Amherst ...unty.
To abolish s toll gats on I'ry river.
Th.- H i motion of Mr,
Adjournment was taken ut 11:06.
Brass? Tw sa? s s ?s? s vi aa??*-*/'?*???.
Thf fnne ol llnrt Tirmlnn l???l In >llil
?aseeWS < ??niil) l??arl.
S"l'?i:\toNT, VA.. February
Thin 1h the third day o? th<- -
ruary term ot t?hs ?Middlesex County
('?nut. The case of th?; Coiamonwealth
against H. F. Hurt was given to the Jury
at 1 o'clock, and the c?mrt t??ok n i.
of half an i
? ?ame in ?with s ; Kuiity <>r
ill and ?battery, and im?,?,s. ?i g One
Hart bstSg a
liad "auch to ?i?, with
th?- ?leniency of the jury. Tin? ?a.-, of \
M. s.i.ii. r. charged with ?aiding h_
in BhOOttag at Harks on the ?*>**_ ..;
?."?iiiier laat, ?was ?.?u? ?i. ?and his eouneel,
Mr. ?Robert McCanndllah, declared to the
Judge that Mr. Sadler bad lately trie*
commit sali Ids, .itir-.-iy un!
testify cith-r in his own ??.half or that
of his. son ?and -'oii-iu-Iaw. win? wer.- joint?
ly Uadieted with him, ami thus Induced
Hi" Jmlir?. t.? i ?rials
until the next term.
Mr. Jones, th.? Commonwselth's Attor*
i a nolis proeequl in th* i
of Mrs. B. A. Stiff, his principal wil
he .Iu?i?/e refusing t?'
tinue th?- casa Th.- ???urt then ?adjourned
until ?tits n.xt r.t;ii! ir t?rm.
PB0SPBRI1 v in m:\i\i.to\.
Jinny New Mo lldiiiu s to l,o I p? l.o?*nl
Opllon Klcclloii.
Ii:XIN"?iT?)\.
'!*)" H'l?
k<> into bins?, a- ?-?reparations i
i?.,m ?aomi I
Th.- W. I,, i ',,.,!?? h,,<is.- .1,1 I loi "" Main
?ni|.
i??'il for UM9, t?v William A. Andf-rson,
tal Dlstrli t s? hool ?Board,
having Burplus ?funds ?.'i ?hand, li.-*>.
Clded ' ? tie- dis?
tri'-t i w?i we? Its Ion
t. im for runnini oun
Thls will rnak?' tlie ?schools in th.;
??strl. : M
lii.it Hure will be much build
i is evil*
there ?are not a I
nifled tti.-ir int? ntlon t?> put up :
and if all of tinm m iterativ. Il will ?
. ity with the build
Ths spring term of the Circull
of It,,? kbridge county will o|
Tuesday, Judge William McLaughlin pre?
siding. T.. late the dock? I
small ??ne. Th.- following Juroi
L. T. SI I? Edmun Is, J, V*.
?: Mi?. Klrkpatrick, W. A.
Walker, .1. M A. Ii I'
A. ?Demast? t-. Thorn .-: E I ?Ixon, l' H.
Fix, William H Lowman. ? i
lohn M. Bar? . D. B. w ilk? r, P. N. Bur?
in Bwlnk, .i. i:
own, William McCormlck, ?Samuel
m ?Davidson,
?LOCAL-OPTION ?ELECT]
Jndgs William P. Houston, of th? '
ioldlng of Ifon*
i Ion?f ?!
?cal-option
uni found thai I: was ?: i I?
ictei I applicable i?> Wash
rrould r? celve tl piion petition in
. .-. Th.- petition, as final!)
?l t?? him,
?hi will be h? i?i un law.
rii.. ?ballots will ?be printed and tun
The
itre? ts <>i' th.- town in honor ??f th?
i Marshall
i I ing tin,
?lilit.uv 1'
hat the fish hal
upled by tl
?rill n??w be
mown ?is M<
\uoi m nu ?moi f BALMS.
Ilie KariiiiT. VwWt Hn*?>-Old I.a.v
iiIt Kn?led.
BALEM, va., ! '
"!i?> wheat crop in this c.unity Is
n. ami the farmers ?are ?all antlcl
line hurv.
omUtlon, a i,.i ploughing for i
bs principal ths rural in
i.abita .
Rev, T. J. Shlpman, of "1:
V.l'e.l tile
Mr. w. |- chairman of ths
loard ??t rs "f this count
? ? ive.i a letter ?from a?' ?
in which they
r?un til?- circuit Court >?f Albemarle
ounty Id
loanoke
and others, r< I?
inty from all llabllit*
? ? th-- Valley
allroad, and perpetuating Hi?. Injunction
swarded in this
ase. Th
la not likely.
a In th?' ?-oui ?
?? ?I employed
.'illl.im J. l: .1. All.-n \
ml .loi?'
r the
m.
i.vi \i-i:n i'uis??m:i? IKRBSTEU.
??Im 1". II?mv(I> iliell trr-uli'l in
II lull In ml I <>iint>.
MONTEREY, VA., Februs
al.)~ John _. Howdyshsll,
in?m Marllnton, w*
roaght ?to town last night by Sheriff K.
[. Arbogast, and lodge?! In |
rat ??f
ther prl
?n. made ? i ; rom j.?u i
ig ??ut .- - from th
ml removing
?.thing ha?! rd of thi in until
.11 was apprehend? ?I at
i,iy. and
I
earn tann?
Irglni.-i author!!
mi Hov/dysheil win bs sent on la a
J i ?
Miller tfRhoads.
Broad Streu, Near Fifth.
Ladies'
Separated Skirts.
A gl I!
both Int?
UV
'
market.
Cnevlol Skin
..IlKho'll | .
tinish.'-l off
skirt binding
value, y.
Hrely ie
'
ing, perle* t :
quality, your pi. k
Th" (few I
' ?a
rfgular ?is v.i,
MS.
Ski: '
lin.? lin?,'
full. '
k ?I. It?.
Miller &Rhoads,
'* The Always-Busy Stor-j."
4 <??<?i. inn in m ,,,.? ,,,u>
IVilllniiiKliiirK OAOM I?, tin?, .,? ,,.
Kiu-tnr.v?\.??, iluii.ii,,
M ILL
I?Parties %
r.
a in tRicbmond t?
tor the plant, WhiCb, it
win be
sreil-knoa a F)rli h ?>
All I
tiome for hli
?lumber ??i ?
itructlon in
?Wl'.eil '
< I |
u Hilara
Mrs. Milton f_ Booth, fi
Halifax
.
i
nui Mr.
.Mr. i
:
At th.- Lin amone tl,
Itber arriv
laitim?
. ?ik.
Comm
-
o th.- i?ls'
?ichmond. return.
'
,t bis si>t?.r. Jull ?
remb
Sn \- p ;
young led
rip o?.
.Mr. Ai thur 1 "
. 1,.
Mr. T. M V.
'
..-..mm
sting from Jenuai
r.,m j !
voi NG ?i \\ \ i i i:?tii * **' i< mi
iiiiikII I ?illler, ?it IVliT?lniru fee**
i.iiuiin Hum i asli ? ?i ? ?
PETERSBURG, VA
y takln? 1.un?an,.m. I !
indition, ami n w .
ad pur?
'
tion ??f lu?
is ule,
'
1
Orders far pi In!
?,ui| any w
l?l th
ft suro t?> please |
Blew Monday"
as you will, that's the soap-users'
?uses them up completely.
a "blue Monday "with the r
of Pearline warning No nil
?>eak of, no wear, just i-oaking,
boiling, rinsing. Things wash
cleaner and woman who wasl
able to enjoy the time saved
J*.
*?__
(leH-Tu.TbSs-Aweow)
COTTOL-C5E.
That Can
marked Cottolene, contain? the shorteninK that mi?kes crc?
in the market basket more fit for foo?l. It is the sign of a health?
hold, where lard has been thrown aside ; whereiu thrift and b
and fr-**edom from dyspepsia result from the use
OF
COTTOLENE
?? juin?? Cottolan? L?K.M ?t-tt
our tr-Ml?? iu?rk?-"?*o?t
wr+ith?on ?r+ty tin.
M?U? oujj by
w lien? In on? to ten pound yelK.? '
totrm" ?mi tleer'i A-<ui "...
.Not -;ti-.ri?nt?-?ct tf -.
The H. li. t-'slrkataU < onir??*.
l.*bU-s?j. St. L?ul?. Nvw Y or?.
MsssemL
W?
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