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tup RTninir-iNn UlSPATCII-S.VTiniDAY. FEBRUARY 26, 1898.
THE STORE CLOSES SIT?RDIYS IT O O'CLOCK.
For Saturday's
Bargain Sale
?SSSS
1 lie prioe making for tin'.*-?'
would fie;ir tin1 entire lots ?11
thin?:* will he found ii? <\it.v j?;
100 IX1ZEN LAI?!!'-' LIN?
l-ARSi ALL THE NEWEST 8HAP
IN ! I ?II - I im. Ki MIA
800 Y
m ids, pari lall) i m .?
?obi
much.
H ?VNDKERCHIEFS thai
?;t. Btl
quick for tl
? d I!
?port
Hemmed I
NEARL. i -' PA1
I'HL'Ei? HOSIERY, ?TOR lames
- ?re on tbi
Im i g .in count? is ? . ?ia\ :
SO JOI > H" .
doubl?
to-day.
'1X1 Rlbh ?I
?Solid-Black Hose, louble I
ur. for 10c. Limit
-
Tic . ' for
t Hing. But w. will.
l.\? i *?.
I all f?.rm?r values.
N.t-Top
Pi.
Wide N*. t'1'o. - for
,i; Instead of
k All-Silk Oh intilly I ! ird.
,..i, ....in... ,n ^-?11, /.-.. c e
I ;.,?,. t] now 11 out foi 5PEC1A1
RIDDANCE what would ordinAnlj
be ?'..n??i?l?'n4'i n whole Bt-tMrj. ttu
ill ?.f ili<- stall's selectot
o ,,m- receni stock i-urclms?- o
$160,000.
was ?I.?n?* by judging what
i ?lav. Huii'liv.is of tllKS.- cli.aj
of tin? store, Among ?torn ato i
liona, n? w. putty sffeeto,
All-? rv< r Nel Bmbr. foi
. Il and 11
fer le
v\ foi V 'ri.
Skirting Width ind I3M-0.
\ VI \M I V? Il Hl.lt ?II* FINI*. Uli I?
i his sntlre sassple lins out to i
. buy '?-m at 1? : - Cum his
of us to-day
i. line seal, l?v.
I lloro I.- . i ' ' lined
lor, BOe. kind, for
Blacl ! her Bell
th'T covered buckl?
Imitation I'.lack S. a!
kind, foi
lour ?'.'tubs for le.
day. I.V.
IT'S PABHIONABLE "<> WBAR
HIIHIONS
With fringed en?Is We've ?itiltc a lot at
mull cost.
Very Pretty Ribbon Th s. With (
ends, for I.V. W.- have S?-inch
for 49c.
An Extra Handsome Wi.l? ti. for 74o.
Also, special I?, day : 50 i I an? y
Check Hit.bon?-, all colors, '. in
wide, for 5c. a yard.
No. 10 AU-siik Ribbon, .'??a InchM wide,
all .rd.
\ ? Willi) CAMDI ST\TF,?.1F\T.
Only Candies that ar?- absolut. I\ pur?
aid ft.sh ara permitted to ?ntr this
d?partaient. Several lots thai ws do not
?lab to keep Uli Monday nil! i
lik. this:
But r Scol i pound.
'iiiz.it Ginger or Plneapi I? ror 8c.
a bOX.
- '? ettclu ?.i B< Chewing-Oum
foi
ne Mixture for l'.'.c. h pound
i?, a h
?COla e flavor (*.., .molc
THE ?COHEN Ctt [THE COHEN CO
[UK 55-TH CONGRESS.
i;n \ 11: i OWSIDSOU mil OOBBBTT*!
HlLIIT TO UMMBl.ii-llll*.
?NDRY CIYIL APPROPRIATION BILL.
Diii&ilev -l'iill"- lie?. i-lo|.e<l ?Altnek
Tli??r??<m ?M? Hiver n ml llnrbnr
MiHNiire nt the l'r??eiit !?? ?
w \sniN?rr??N. I?. C, IN bruarj
.IV W. ? '.t '" i' *"' "*
. from On under
tion by tli- Senate this after
?on tor five hours.
oner, ??f Wisconsin, concluded
h which he began yestcniay. in
?vor of Mr. Oorbett, and was ?followed
,- Mr. Teller. ?>f Colorado; Mr. Allen,
and Mr. Tur
hes in opposition t?? the
Df Mr. c??rbett. und Mr. Turner,
mgton. in favor of seating him.
nsbpiUKh, of North ?Dakol
conclusion ??f tl
. h?- would move to lake up the
jaaka fa - **d railway right-of
ray bill.
.?f Mr.
and at
.25 1'. M. adjourned.
BUNORT CIVIL ?BILL.
Th?? ?BOUai t'l-day resi.lm d COI
i,,n ,,f th?- sundry dvU a?ppropriatlon bUL
I on a motion to
?trike ??ut th?- spprepristtoa Of flM.000 for
v.nk in ??.ikliiii?!, CaL, its .
eging thai n?1 contrael ?had >
na.b- fOT th? -? rtlng that
he riv. r ami h.nbor bill was to
..?t.,1 few giv.-n appro?
illations in the sundry civil bill. The ap
lon remained In the bill by a vote
the Moo'ly ma?
ittack upon an approprtatioB of
n the sundry civil bill foi
,r, which is in Mr. i
willing to
. ny ami to bon?
iblp but lor ene, b i to rebel
against the leadership thai ga*
proprlatl -n to Rockland, Me., ?an Inslgni
that could be burled In Boaton
vlr Qroavenor (Republican), of ?
attacked the appropriation, and
that if th.? lions?- all
harbor Items to go Into the sundr.
btti there would be m rlv-sr and fa
i t?. the .,
-luring ?hat BOmS "f th?
aver ami harbor II
,:,.,? the com?
. r of it. He said that
,.,?? cent of the mon?
ir0prU .jiis bs h?!i?e?! i?- report
than thrown au
I?IN?'.LEY ON Till
li at
ack up???? him. The Rockland Imp
he Mid, included i
ir. iikwat.-r and ;i harbor of refug?
roch anotbt ?belns built at Bandy
[lay in Mr. Moody'* distiict. ?and On
?hlch UM.9M had been ?pent Bs Indis?
wntiy repudiated the intimation thai be
iad ever BUggested or Intimated that this
appropriation should !? m tde In this bill.
, d it had been made upon the
?-ecommendallon of the corps of engi?
?public Interest.
isslp*
ion ?>f th.- Appropria
?I?),,. Hou i-utry Civil Item,
appro - har
wh??
I pa ted in Hi?- -day that
would I??' no ? ?arbor bill
iriti
?!? teat all
n the bill.
i.itloi ' bill,
but this intimation oui
upon
which "<??" '
if to-day,
?N.
The evening s-ssion was lar* |y *
the M .u
It. o of the \\ ? ,.., ,,,,.
'?f no ?pioniiii No
npas ?could '
of m
ill, and ?!
At t R(j.
! until to-mon
i ?ipi.'-ikinif for ih?- Bas re s as
were put on a
, it city last night, and ahlpped away.
hey had giv.n power to ?1 their
?i, ami w.r. srarned
' it did not heed the warning.
Then clceely pressed by the crowd last
ight one- of their followers Hi
t their pursuers, but, fortunately, <ii?i
ot hit any ?>n?. They bad made quite
n Impression on th? lower claes in that
Iclnity.
Five car-loads of NS-pound projectors
i--- .1 through n? re to-day foi tl
m ???.vertior's Island. Th?
lipped from the Tredegar Iron-Works ;?f
'id.
1IHS. IIF'I II F COPH DFAD.
ntuful \o?-i?l?'iit In Peli-rolmrp ?
Military Beeelvw Beseel (sedara.
ri-.ii-.usi'.i'Kc. va., Pebruary B.
I Mr- i'.. tti? Cop.-,
nd belOV? ?I Christian lady, dl<
jorning at 1 o'clock at th?
1r. Thomas H. "Woody, on Franklin
tract, ?ig.d 81 years. Mr?
orn in Liverpool, Eng., but had liv.-d
i this country for fifty-five years. Her
?.m- uf g. idleness and' kind and
.vlng deeds.
Mast.-r Lee Dein, the 9-year-??hl s?.n ot
jr. j. it. l'.-an. residing in the e
'?rtion of th?- city, met with an a
ist evening, which narrowly miss?d
roving very MtlOUS II. was playing
lilh powder, and in applying a match
M to ? itch tin- 1.1 IZf?
rum th? Ignition in his face. His fore
i.-ad and cheeks wer? pninfully
d, but his eyes, fortunately, escaped In
ury.
(,i:.m;i;ai. NEWS.
in the Mayor's Court this nv-rning Rim.
let hlerkely (colored;, Who on We.in?s
lay ran oft with the wile of Jan
colorad), in Chesterfield county, was
.rought for trial. It was established thai
n .'.aiple poseed ?s man and wife in
. ant th? Mayor thereupon !m
- and coati ?.n th? pri
on.-r. in default of Which hi ? -
o ?au. Th.- woman expressed contri
ion, and. having two small Children, ?-he
...a- allowed t.. return to h.r huaband.
a he commandants of the Petersburg
,ial A. I4. Hill Rlflefl ?'aptnins
Nichols and Jackson-hav.- received M*
.-ret Orders ot interest t<> th?- respective
ompanies. In case of emergency, it Is
believed that each of theM gallant com?
ouid promptly furnish one bun?
n-i -i young
Rev. Dr. J. W, Rosebro, pa tor of the
iai,i,-M' byterian church, will
iai Mrmoi l?. iiiii
the tirst Sunday night in M ireh.
vs will a:
on th?
Mr. M. C. Plynn, the trolley king of
BrooKlyn, has written that be will ar?
rive here to-morrow in company with a
number of Brooklyn gentlemen, and will
visa th? battle-fields around th,- city.
11?. party I rooms at th?
imperial >i"t? I. "?a visit is
Till*, coi vrv TMBAgj Kbit DISKS.
Anil Mnn> <'lit-Hlrrllelil I rieii.U llelp
? ?I Him to Psast
chi:sti:hfii:i.i>. va.. Pebruarj
.1 pb P. (lilliani. our
I tain. ,I quite a niimher ot
bis gentlemen friends at bis hospital.1.
home. "Woodland," on th? Appoinaltox,
Tuesiiay. the IM, that being his birthday.
Soin.- ot those present were Messrs. Henry
COX, ?'bar?es T. Hetilv. 1 ?r. POwlkeS, Win
terpock; Pat P?wlk?ee, Clover Hill; B.
P. Smith, John Blankenshlp and Walter
Valden Chesterfield, and Belwyn Han?
ildlothian.
i'he table was laden with everything
good that Well-kept farm can ah
ducks, and last, but
not I? ild Chesterfield ham,
h the Doctor is ?m .Xpert at curing;
hen ?-.mu ' pies,
oiui tin- way tbe guests did justice
t? th.- good things waa simply alarming,
but a - i ? i i? Ik?
genial host was hi M. D., his
Is were willing to risk the possibility
Of bad results. Win n th? tim? ?am. to
leave all I
Mntly sp?nt. wishing the Do tor many
11. ?uh of .1. K. Pleaeeate in DaarvUle,
l'ANv ll.l.K. VA tS\ ?
J R. PI? a - ?nt-, a well-known
architect <>t tins city, ?li.-d at bis borne to
i I ?. . native of Amelia county,
but silent most of his life In Richmond.
He had I nvllle for
eighteen years. Por the past four
ti. r. d fron
' I loll.
m.? haul? h lymgalalae Witt alma
llrroe?.
WINSTON, N. c. i'ebruary :
mil Junior i
nt? d Aim ., ,,, M, ,.), .,.,,... v.,
liions ot - ,,,,. n,, ),
.? ..n the admin?
istration to vindicate our uutioiial honor.
HEYCAME TO BLOWS
ii:t,i,-uMiiiv ?i v m in?.nil ?MM
I li.M I* IIVHIl LIM. II. UtTTKH-i.
OG TEARS A CHILD'S FACE.
Iltl?- Doimlnn? (iiinun, lli-lia?- l??-nf,
Hid Nol ll?-iir Hie Wiiriilnn i;r?i?*'l?
Wii?. I nrrsMliiir Hi?? ?in?? l'un??rnl ?if
Dr. Ilroiiniiuti?oiln-r BOWB.
FOR WORMS
and other bowel coni
plainti to which chil?
dren are Habit? there is
no medicine equal to
AY ER'S PILLS
Mrs. A. CASEY, rij-ott, Art
?r
A. .1 Bradk r, B s. ?Bradley,
n,i j.. c. ?Pool, tl ?knows M.?"
iMster mea, ?bad s diiBeulty in front of
? ' i.nlns
boni i" o'cioik. ?Sows
i-.* U?. i red ;?u in? igiiiii
, Hi. > were separated
y frienda The tin- e ?g-mUem? n
it.-r ?arreeted ?>n ths ehar-m of tighting
i the street and ra-oognlsad for their
ppc-aranoe ?before the ?Polies Court Mon?
ay moi
After Hi" adjoiirnineiit of ths criminal
aiirt, ]? ?' by ?Mayor M
? quire Uthgow tu
?mit. and from a tt therein
cause of what l
that Mr. ?Pool, a bo is an attor
unsei for s ?lUchmond house
i a claim ?against Mr. h. s. Bradley,
hich als?, indirectly invol?
he ?proceedings In the court resulted in
ettlng all three gentlemen ru0?sd, and
Iscussion was renamed when <"urt was
ver. Close upon ths words thai w?
hanged ?Sams Neure, ttie broth?
aging the attention ??r the liwy? r. The
itt,r was struck once under ths ?.? ?'
hing his f'iot against the ciirb
icii. Ths Mesura, Bradli
nscratc!i. ?I. I'll? RdS b. i. In!
???m aftei wai i tot tin-ir arrest
n ?i ?and ?servi ?i.
CHILI' KITTEN I'.Y A ?DOG
-. the little deaf-mute child of
i Conway, of Bs>t_ns>boro'l sras
.rely bitten through the lip by
?i??g owned by Mr. j. p. ?Robinson on
"1. The te-til of til??
aulne passed (bar through ?the U]
hihl, but the wound has been caUteilTMd,
nd t!,.:. la little
suits.
i??iiigiass. wbo is - iid, was
ith ids father at Mr. I. ?StOTS
bout 2 o'clock In tbe sft? rnooi
?bayed the Instlncl of a small I
at the <i??g on the bead. The animal,
hiiti is r?
i the ?advances of tin- child, who
as a stranger, m presumptuou
it itnp.ii.-d ?m his honor I
(Trout? !i bad received Be doubtlees gave
IS warning gTOWl, but tin- poor little fel
?w could n?)t bear it. ?and kepi on his
entle but offensiv.- caressing, Ths "anlTH
prang ti i ? and sank fa in the
oung fa? n. v. is called off. i >r. Rucker
as called imirn . i ? ; 11 ? I \ Uteriged
itv. The child
t all ?dangerously ?bitten.
?FUNERAL OF I'll ?3RONAUOH.
The las ??i i ?r.
?Tilliam N. Bronaugh wer mply
ml Impresstvelj
k ai the Presbyterian church,
a.- Intent) ml s
( ?Hon in Bollywood Com?
' ten conducted the
srvlce, assisted bj Revs. W. W /
?bur? li. ..
imin I |
?pie, wh?> !???; ? In their
thlss (??r tbe
muy. wen ,
The Grays had a ?large attendance al
tel George Wayn?
f the First i;? L'itn? nt. visited the oom?
land.
'SQUIRE CHEATRAirS COURT.
'Squire L W. Cheatbam, who
?v? r the tribunal of Marx Addition, had
i numb? bet?r.- him y?
norning.
R ?Bailey, the young whit
?ho was -'ht on to ths ?grand jury a few
?ago ??n the ?liai::.' of Bteatli
from Major Joseph Walker, was
ii.. Brei offender. The cbarg?
?im w? cow and ?.
"m. ii.- received snoth? rt to
he ?grand .uns. snd was taki n to the
rfleld Jail t?. aural! trial i
on, of th>- County ?'??urt.
The case of Hugh dill, charged with
re ?m ih>- i . . r Walker
tul Btsallng a lot of WOOd, was COO?
inu?-?i until nexl ?Trlday, :?t th?
>f counsel f?.r t!,
William Christian, a coloi
hau d wi'ti 11- n Holly ! "., t m
he reokiee! ol the com]
in the eaee of i ?ampbell, a
,'outh arrested on a v.
?y his father. Aid? n ('am)l
dm with carrying .? ??? ipon,
tc lad ?was dis? harg? ?i and the
?hargt ?i i?? tie- father.
Mayr ?Maurice, of Manchest? fa White
remple, had nothing ?before ?Bin
lay mornlni but a tramp, an ?English*
i Arthur Jon?
,i bave )" Ftei chinan, f?.r his
ind fla! ?i iiini ?from th< i
iii- ii ?nor wanted :?? know a by be ??i?i
main on tl
His ?reply v. . - that 1 't.. com?
?i i he ?and ?.:
an?! "f i1- I ?the
?rave." Th i ic( Is, i he U
tickled all over, snd nothing short of a
?felony would bave h
: airy ,lo?i? I dOWIL
PERSONALS AND BRI1
Judge Miib-r. ol Powbatan count]
?n ?the city ? it? rday.
Mr. Stafford D
?n the ? rainy.
.
home wii h the |
judge B. A. Hancock, of the
Court was in the ? it> y? st? rday.
Mr. W. Hugh Owen has returned
h.,me fr??in a ?business trip In the North
nu Btat
Mr. W. .1. ' !al ' r '?' fl ' for Nor?
folk, where be ,?1 "" hut i
n .i. t. Woodall and Mr. .1. j.
Corn
have returned from Vt
Henrj Jai h ion (colored) i
,,y p( night on th?
charge of ht blank
They tell tl?. ?r woes this momli
n??v. Mr. Iweenej ?.s T-**>Dny.
u. v. / T. Be tor of Beventh
Chrtstlan chui n, who |
condu?
ta w Ired the i "
hurch here that in- wii! be In the
i-itv this morning, ?and win preach al
s.v.i. ?rrou morning and
ng, Mr. s 111 ?bow take up
his work regularly here, it i
that he will be awaj s put ol next
returning towards th? ? :
with his family.
Tnlilt?! to Rev. IMk?* I'.iiht?,
a tablet bai ?been pul sw'a
church in rmii. 1??1<,
tirst an.i belo? it
will : to ? lew on Sun
Ing for the Bret time, wie n an appro?
pria! will be ,.r, tchi ?I by the
Rev, Thon ??tor.
s??MiMM<.?V?ii.f<,m?mi^
i
W. L Douglas
SHOE
? IIOK8
IIOL'UHT
AT OIK
STOIC?: H
I'OI.ISUID
HIKE.
BEST IN
THE WORLD.
Catalogue
from
W. I
Douglas,
i'.r?.. kton,
Mass.
Our store i? lor. I
h is necessary when purchas?
ing s/iocs to consider w licit is
best suited to your feet. %
?k^ We make over Iff ?p
styles and widths, on ?j
lasts especially designed I
for comfort as Will as style, ^
and therefore can fit with case |j
any foot not deformed. We \
keep a large assortment of \\
different styles and widths %
at our stores ; so there will %
be no delay in getting a ?
perfect Jit. |
This cut shows our
BOX CALF
! 623 EAST BROAD ST.
made on the < '.em Toe, a shoe
much worn this winter, and
one which gives the best
satisfaction. Has heavy
oak s<i!.\ outside back
stay, fast - color, hooks
and eyelets, and in
i vi ry way a tirst
ihoe.
V. make shoes from
other leathers,such as
li Calf, Calf, Vici
Kid, Russia Storm
Calf, French Enamel,
etc.
B. F. TINSI.HY, Manager.
ii.iiM." '- <.Mi.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiljiiia,1i,iiliiii1uiiiiiii<iiiy>'>
$
FOR THE ALMA MATEE
U.1 m\ m: of mm \\s ? OLLEGB
i: IIIHI i ?m licit \\ fi r \hf.
WOULD INCREASE HER LIBRARY.
I'll I*? the Deliiiil?' Mm 'll.nl Thou?
w ! > Bave ?in? ? sUe-fa Be Sear ii>
elde On Steps Takea al Omen Twe
ilriubl l'a per?.
ry me? ting of the
Alum?, of the Woman's
College i i In tbe lib
soon
and the Inter? at In th? at u- i i
was v.-ry ... :t number of
c? w m? mbers a serai
rs of imp,
, the
for which
atlon ahould work. B? vi ral
'id with
?d i rowtb of the scbooL it
.illy dedd
oqulpment <>f tin
m of the a lodation
course, lora not probibil their eo-O]
tion in any larger work that may in the
I ?mi-- be an. rnpl i. but
t f-ir '!
wort at the alumnae, in pursuance ..: thia
With tit* pi m-- f? i an .nt. rtamm. n;,
Ivan soon.
"Ai'TKU COLLEGE, WHAT?"
After ti, ., 0|>
i Ith great plea?
SO ?f its m.i,
rll'; ' ' I .'II
the subject, "Al
I, well known in literary and
repu
: In the
which sh? read Sh?
av. nues of usefulness ubi. ii the ln
portunlty for bave
i . .
stud)
irmed the
- her tlm
nine?
teenth centurj | its full r<
cluba. This is pri ||
t
shall begin
dutiea as ?
it will pi,,
but ii
opportunity.
HEALTH AND HIGHER EDUCATION.
:
th to
eur
abllll Iniiig
. ducation. Bb?
in m i '
, d, h . i i cl? ..i I)
thing lnb< *
i
..-m. bot-h?
.,n th. piano, the other riots In
air ??i
he ?irl the freedom of <?ut
m the big
ition of u
:>. Qive her the i>? neflt, not of
ut!, r
that will '
hi r la health
h.aith and a s ! mind, i
in may turn
Thorough mental 11
log, whether ?' be In math ?mal
sophy, or Latin, BVAOt - th* nt* ,:
, ompletely a helpmeet, ai
i
. ,: tat i.? matuaU] helpful.
THF TRIAL AT W II.KI>H4i!?I.V..
lurllier T? "? Im???? > '? l'AT**t Tin?!
SirlkiT. Were Hi?.1er...
VII.KKSr.AKKK. l'A . K.-hruury ? .?*?
Tha trial of Bherlfl llertln and bis depn
, ,s not proceed? d ?with this mon?
Waeb-j
l.urn. He I " '"
the t?'x. ! ftsraooa.
.'.
Hasleton
the ?lump there, when the sirll
up an rch w,tn ''
whereupon they cui
.
i raising hh
I th.- ?ur-i.
?rtv? n.
f the .1 u *
ion Bella r, n? Sheriff of ?
. i out by tic
r Maiiin Si II
nsptcuoua places around the
various works throughout the
?gion,
"?m ?September 1th," be Haiti, "i
i .?Lout thirl ? 'hunk,
ml took them to Audenreid There was
? ?iiistuibaii. ? ?there. Th? n.xt day,
. irin?* strikers w to make an
Rack tweaker at Beaver
.? id'iw. i there,jS
piiti.-s to follow. Wh.n I rea h? l
?Meadow I found Bheriff Martin
* I itrikera wi
reaching ?...ikcr la just in
?ie the Carbon-county line, it s
? ?ta tect 1 I ordlngly, l c tiled
i Sheriff Martin
. ami tiny ?did. There M
?ik.-rs. ami they ?'I?
leer. W< drov? them ?back, using
ir gun-- to push them ?along, but some
?gel through <>ur Un
trove them out.
man Bred
ni a r? voiv r. My deputies came
there until
t. when th
on by th.? Common
ealth, be was ?allowed n? ?tell what
ieriff Martin's ir were. He
ild: "MartIn told tfa m lobs rerj
boot saybody- that ws ?n?! not.
iteml to do any harm, unlsSS it a
rs our liv
joint ' ?' i lern nder, manager <>f
pi'iperties. sai,i t.!iat,
?TO ll'l ?Iain
on. be s.'tit, ?an
?ptetnber 8th, for Sheriff Martin. The
i th? re ??n the Kb of s ip
ln fifty-six deputies. "I
\a placed at their head," said ?THerren
' thai same day a crowd <>f about
,v?> thousand strik.-rs surrounded ths
icak.r. They were armed with clubs.
mi many carried ?revolvere They were
and shouted ?and ?waved
nur clul i hi? 'I In th<? air, a*,?i
w open their ? rl?sd ?to
-: 'Now ? 'ftaid.'
Th.- ?rltness told how Sheriff Martin
ireful how they handled their w?
no one, 11111?---' in ?lan
-a_ta?
0BL1 ONE l'lMHUIE WINS.
? rrniiile. al 1<><? I?? I ' niiie? In nt
the llt-nil.
NEW ORLEANS, February U
loyne was the only Winning favorite to?
uy. Th llghl rein during th?
i but not enough to ?affect the
i.d of the tra? i?. T te fi ?nir,- ??r* th ?
.nu? s win. with odds of 100
?First r 11 v.""
i ami l?> to l? -? cond, P rl
i third. Tin
s, cond
- on.I. .Lin El.! M'l to 1? tblrd. Tittle.
Third race- mile and an
loykln (1 to ! ? won, Arr? sao ?7 i
i bit Sullivan ?I
bird. T '
Fourth idlcap, one mile i"?l
wenty yard? Elkl
, id, Whal N? m '?.
o :.? ?bird 'I
Fifth i
ron, E
Sixth r
?,ii.l. L'dah ?i*, t.? l. third. Time, i
teporie.i vesaenl <>f Proje-etlles.
N< RFi ?IK. VA? Fi I
? n taken from the Fort Monroe
to bold it
Th? I ? i? Run Hun! ? Mub hound
through ?'
tethleh?m . hurch, '?? the club-ho
Rheumatism.
The pains iuciiliiit to rheumatism uro
,H? v? ?i i?y ?>ne application of ?Tbamher
ait.'s ?Pain Haim, ami its continue,I use
oou ?affects u ?permanent cure.
d? 29 -Su. Tu.v finir
r?????izn?i
!
\ CLOVER, TIMOTHY,
GRASS SEED,
| NORTHERN-GROWN
\ SEED POTATOES,
i SEED OATS, &c.
t W?' insake a specialty of High
i (inul.- FIELD SEED. Writ.? us
i wiii'i? baying.
t N.R.SAVAGE&SON
Grain and Seed Merchants,
Richmond. - - - - Va.
UA?-WJtSaJtw)
BOOK AND JOB YVOUK NEATL?
JTfcll AT I'll.' :? i PtUSf.
NU dUlvS-a,
BUSINESS WAISTS.
JIATISFACTION I
Our liest Ailvcrtinoiiifnt 1? a
Satisiled O?toiiicr.
? ?STOR?KS.
The Btorfot your fri?'ii?.H t?*l
ou of our gOOCH and prices ;n?
?STORIES.
110,000 sai,i:s 1N ON K \V EEg
apreoeilentod for i groMi*rs(ore,
?ut it's uo wonder, eoiisiiltrin?.
rliat we Ibivc to sell, .'Hid th?
?rice?.
.11 ST THINK OF IT I
6,(ioo dosen Finest Csliiornii
iynip I'caclus, full tlin-e-jiouiH
tuiulunl?tlics?? goodl OOSt W 0\
he f:t?'t??i'v?we are el?oeing oml
he lot. per can. at 10. .
We have other big bargains
?ut tbe papers cannot span- u
he space to adYertise. We oonlc
ise this whole side.
VHIIIITFI 1) HAMS AM) I1A? ON.
weighing from h ro H p"un?ls;
? "in? Of the lin'-st meat that
has ever i-.-n offered on thin
market; genuine One old Vir?
ginia cured; wortd-wtds reputa- -If)/?
tlon; per pound .
I I PI I'FIl ? HC V VICKY HITTER.
t Is the finest on this or any
Other market; re,-??veil fr.-h
four times week; order 0M
pound or ten. It will only cost, "Rs
1 <r p .und . lvv
rtW9 FAMILY Fl.Ol R.
car-loads ?;00 barrels), per barrel
I ItK LARD.
$4.51
h
>?sh Butchers' T-trd. per poun?l. Ulj
ris >_a<"ge-<StM Mu fif
Bardlnss .
i I nist, ?crew top-, ?\r
worth lie., for . uv
latmcal, In 2 pound h Rf
box . ut
Egg Macaroni. Q-,
package .
?in?? Importad Bpaghottl, per ft
pound . 4,v
?enulno Ceylon Tee, p??r pound.
35c
*rench Breakfast Mocha as ' \Ri
Java Coffee, vor pound . '?'*
urinK Beans, urown la ?Florida, -jfl/
4-pound cans; 3 ?am-, for. *"
?allfornla pie Peaches, white '()
.'cans . 1UV
?tove Polish; 10 .?ticks Electric 4(\p
Poltsb . m
1flf
'ineapple, sliced, larire can*_ *v,v
OTTEI) 11 ?i>i IIS "II? FD TOXGfF
i Ham and Tongue) i fit
ed, for . **'1
"lovee, Allspice, and Ginger, in K/
hair-pound cans, ?ach.
All ..ruarle I'lppiim, in 4
pound cana, 4 can? .
llackberrtes, In large cans, nice ??A?
K'io?ls, 1 caria . ?-"
loin? -.m ide Pros? rves, in 10
pound firkins, with handles....
"Tench Soups, ?piart I OKp
gOOdS, I cans. ? *''*
iorm.r prtoe, 2<K?., now .
0 dozen Worcester Sauce, only If)?
for this day. each .
Ippoloaaris Water la ?mart bot?
tles .
jarxe boxes Fin
tin?.
laker's Chocolate, large cakes, 00/
. ?iul
CALIFOHM V
SI IFOB ?. if? l'i \? BBS.
,,000 pounds Nice California
Evaporated Peaches, ?> pounda..
Large Caaa Oo-pound) Apple- OR?
Hinter . ?Jl
1 pounds Home-Mode Am
.
finest New Tort Put.? Cream
-, 4 pounds .
10<
10c
35(
5c
a
0(
l?t
k
3(
25(
10(
25(
85(
$1.2
5K
50)
)uffy's Malt Whiskey, per bottle
?Tne Old Mountain Rya Whlakey,
per galloa .
i pounds Arbuckle'e An?*! Coff?.?
tor.
P1MBST BBBBS rniiiiiii M\?i,
1,000 bales of this Fine Kentucky
Hay, p??r hundred.
km? F \\ BSTBBH
LOMG-BLADB TIMOTHY.
0,000 i.ahs Extra-Pine Hey, per fin.
hund??? i OW
S
i.D'm bushels whit? Corn.? .
"*ulcher sad Ryu Whiskey, p.-r 7R.
iptart . Idl
. 'ti . vpl.Z
il. son's Old Rye, Whisk
half gallon .
'm? old Apple E-fraady, pat ea.
50<
quart
5i
lmporte.1 Holland Oln, p.-r quart.
Pamtly Or? ; it Pork, per
pound .
?,000 bags Pins Paatily Plour, on,
bag . u"'
n Boap . uvl
IPBI i ?L PBICBS TO
i MM BT1 ill IBB.
'phone your nun
her. and I will - ml your .'l'.l'-r ten mil
m the time th..- order la put up.
D. O'SILLIVAN
Eighteenth and Main Streets,
Richmond, Va.
(felU-'lh
u wtfii,
IOARDBRS ALSO, TRANSIENT AM
rabie Boarders. l have aleo
i.iiKht Rooms. Apply t"
Mrs. M a HERBERT,
2w_
m w ran,
ALL TO CALL AND BI BUPPLIB
with
BEST PUEL AT REDUCED PRICE8.
1200 wesl Broa :
i?m east i 'an si
VN rHLACITE. SIM.IN lONT V
FIRE CREEK, AND UAYTON COAL
PRICK and CONNEL?^VIl___ COKJ
' ilKte.
Wool) Long, Saw-d. and Split.
fe 23-d6t_f" !?.' ?' I i
\\ \\ ll I?.
MD-HAND MACHINERT AM
all Casting; f-?r one-half to one-yai
Clamshell Dn-Jix?. m good order Wrl
n?i full partlculai
Addr.ss ALEX SPRUNT
mliiKton, X. (4._f.
SWAM TWO,
TO I.DMi MoNKV SMALL AMOUNT
i;,.n.Is. stocks, en? th?r ct
I Idress K??x lsu.
_tc
Citron, Raisin, Sponge Cakes, 21c. II
MKRINOUB PIES, CINMAMOM w
Coff.-e Cakes. Be.: Rye and Qraham Brea
Rolls. ."....; i'ream 1'ufTs. Pa S tri
Roll, Beaten Biscuits, le d-'z. n
Fo < I. Crullers so nl
l'KINKAKl? S
'Phone lio.
it*
< IMilllfll ?? 1 ??U ?.I I I? l
For City Auditor,
Chas. W. Fellows
SUBJECT TO DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
(te 17.e0dtd?
tuno*. lALK-MTbla i,.,.
EN KE Al..
TAXK8 FOU THE (I KRfcNTT
UAR TEAK AUL TO l?K |i
RATA HT THS VENIH,K AN? to?
VENDEE ? Tii*
'?.
TA went ?Brood ?t.
fVN ACCOUNT OF a DlSBOLr
t i ?.... .*-. ... ?? "-L*
I Will ,
east Broad at
THIS ?BATURDA* :
at 10:30 A. M .
LAM
'
CHAINS. ?CHARM
?ing of V.
Chaini
Leih
No limit; no
day at ?? 1 P M
WILLIAM -
fe *S-H#
Aterios BALHS-Tatare !? ?.
i
S nuitti
TRUHTEKS" AUCTION SALK
?IRABLE '
DETACHED BRI? K
No. ? ?.'-' NORTH
BETV.
*
Hy virtu.
1 in ?he ? '
< "Hi t
men!
iiiK req
! S'il, bj l I
premises, .?n
LAN!?. With '! '
and oth'r n
and being in th?
th.- W.,-1 Uli" .
a-- follow??: !..
Eirst i
ami fronting ". . th?
Eirst
back be! we? n | ? '
TEEMS ?
any I
s'n.ir.
of $1,'-'<"?. with in'
due of the pur? ;
payabl?
111.Uli:
acribe and
tion, us the tru?-!.
.1 I
V. ?DONA
AUCIIOS
AT < ?BL'8
PASS
THURSDAi '
Sab will ?
A 1?.' of ' !.!' t'ARMI* .
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second-band.
'I'll.- :- ,1. ^.||
count
Tlore will also '
MILLET in lai
products ui'l b<
TEE
til pao'
'
Thei
V'idi-.l A 1
HI. \I. I 1 V I I'RIV ?, II ??Ml
\ tin.i ?,! v hi: ich ? ?i? i M.i i ?.
> ti I
TEN ROOMS ANT? TV,
:
LYC! i:?:i*S 1?. S.\',i H .
fe 2.-tE.:r7i
FOR HIM
2
Hilt EBBT.
'- !
No. 827
: north Eighteenth
an I
No 1??7 '.?,
re.
Wi.l rent all the al
I ??It IIIM.
A BARGAIN CAN BE
Eirst?
-
a modem dwelling In
tl? '.liar. ? '.all an?!
' It No
FOU HLM
PVRNisi ?
i-mt itiA i.
DESIRABLE BRI?
f. li-im
Klll'i.lll mis i w \\ i
>?Tj \ \ I !
SITUATION
I
? hund?a
? MERCHANDISE
patch iiillei?,_
mil ?. ? i i ;iu v? \\ 11 i>
REGISTERED CLEJ
ALLS? ?N.
\\ WII I?.
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ti.ui of pr.
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week c . ,i\ m
First
COMPAN"
\\ WII I?
Carolina fo
mill-supply hou
trade
reference. an?!
(until .N '
NINE APPLICATIONS
k fr??m I
the "tli. e of tl'.c Si,
lldlllg .i!
brig!:
; ;
\\ WII I.
TRAVEL!.IN'?". BALES*! IN
complete
PAN*
LOST, MR il UM, nu ? <?i 90.
WEDNESDA1
A HI
I'? ?IN
an. hi w \i.i?
STl: i:..M mi II
1?> months old. ?
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DodKers. ?t
-? w
or work,
we *
particular.

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