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THE RICHliO
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_!._ I ?ttiX-M?.t-MW???^^^
Air~rttim ??t.ltl?Tfal*. Tla*-r.
arerr?-? aalbi
PS? p VARY FROM POSSIBILITY
arc quite seM?ji encountered, even-at Cohen's way of gather
ing iiiercliaiit?S. f
^ iBSurancc Companies'Sale
<J|*tt*-entire flock of Charles E. Rycioft <Sc Co., New York, is
onfeof ?BJ few chances where slaughter held a hi#h hand, and
from which Block tin* l.iehmon^pub.ic has a chan-ce to buy
thousand^ of dollars' worth at
?^J__s
/ CASK AlTi'i: CA8B OF
f ' ?E*iv vvi-ii i'.tniti< *
cam?? rolling in again yesterday. An 81
tiro new line of materials und dosign
"Pn-'s. too, nr.? not what they ha?,
Anxloua dealers are forcing their war?
IM> US. a
ROT FigoAd and Plaid. Organdie
bright. i>re*ty coloring.?., *??.--> ?i???*
ity. loi 4 ?
Illuminated, l'loiil. and Strip? d Pi?|ti
?tnltdidr, cost 16 2 . to make, :
_'?ini Crash Suiting, 16 und 19c quai:
He**, for 9\p:
* l?c French Percale?, all Ih? latest de
Btgns iintt Color?, f.?r .:' *. a yard.
4-4 li.ikeley Cambric, tho 10c. yuallty
for be
tw A'pn ?'inghams, all colors and slz
<??eck.s. fr.
"Fin? 1 nbl? led c-.tton, 4c. grade, io
"s?or* %
etc IT? rich OrirandicM, solid colors, an
la i" for ^c.
?Bolld-Color.d Dress Ducking. In black
tan, and Navy. IS 2-*c quality, '
t>%*. for all th" Lanast Muslins an<
Fr?ii?h Organdies, In the very lates
. and best designs, that cost 17 to *_C
!t,, import
36 Ma Black Batiste and Organdi?'.-*, fol
?J4>4C.
V\c. for the French und Bcotch Dimit??s,
m pretty striped and figured designs,
that COS? 18 to _c to make.
THE SALE OF WHITS GOODS
has Involved more than four thousand <!<>!
lars* loss from the who!? sale cost. There
m cases of thf* newest and best yet on
%**
"White Fn nch Corded Welts, tho best
l?1.?'. gru?1e, 6?V\ a yard.
While India Linons, ?i and 9c. ?grades.
?P.--*?-. ynrd.
White India Linons, that cost 10 and
12*_C., are ?,';.. yard.
-hr-er. Tin- Whit, Plaid und Striped
Organdies, 9-*;c. for if, to '.'"? . grades.
" Btaeer White < ?rv an dies ;*t 7;4c. yard.
. The best ?*_:. White Duck is here at
Bl-lc yard.
Bhctr White India- Linons, long-fold,
_He. yard.
-?yard wide White French Organ?!!??..?.,
26c grado, Js>..; the bent Kc. 2-y?ard
ijrgandles -it.- 12'?c yard.
,Whit.. Corduroy Welts, '?.,c. yard, instead
?l'.er Fine'White. Batiste Organdies,
fUc. yard, fr.nn 16 2- <\
"Dotted Swisses, line omrroidered seed
dot? .?v. Instead "f 19c. yard.
4r'-lr.ch wide Fine White India l.inons
and French Nainsooks, 8*?c., Instead
Of Kc. yard
?c. grade White Checked Nainsooks.
4 7-Sc. yard.
MORE ABOIT LINTiVM.
Several hundred piece?, only few of
.her? water-marked, and the pries as
thfy were knocked down to our buyers,
a.ldlng our usual profits.
Linen lluck Tow. is, hemmed, be, 1n
sl, ad of Mi
lle. Linen Damask Towels, extra-large
' .'i'll
Round-Thread r.i, aehed Pur?? Irish I'ii
l"w-l.|tif "i. 4.', lni;ht?ii wide. 29c . for the
! IM-inch Finest Pillow und Art Linens'
for cAr. y*?-?!, im-tfud of ft*c,
BJeaehed Linen lluck Towelllnk, SI
Inch, s wide, lc., for the best 16 2-3c.
grada
Brown Lipi-n Crash Towelling, S.'.'.c.
yard, last? fed of V?c
Linen Dnmrtsk Scarfing, colored contris
or nil white, fringed, 12'^c. yard, usu
ally Be.
Kv :ra-l,.-iri;f i-8Im Turkish lti?h Toawla
that cost *l 50 a dos? n ala .y.s, arc
h? ' ,.i : pgch.
Turkf.y-P.ed Table Damask, ?0 Inches
wide, r.'1
**. pieces Kcil Irish Linen Table Damask.
< Ytiii-I;.'.'i\ v ??itin-tlni-h"'!. 6,io . i?r
the .same \ iu nr.- usked ?l for ordlna
rlly.
Linen Doyllen, colored fjorrtors, or nil
White, ? fur 15c.
TUT. URKIT HIHIIOV IT R CUASI?,
I i third to ttirc.-fourths the usual
ros? and pot a mis. Inir kind or color
or width. This Is the ? miutvnco. of good
Mtre?keeplag?
Hnch Black. White, . Brown, Yellow.
and Green Gros?Grala Ribbon for lc.
yard,
JtM pieces AU-811k Satin, and Oron-Ornln
Ribbons. 2 Inch,?- to |U Inclus wide,
nil shades, worn 10, If,,' ami 18c. ya.nl,
for 5c. yard.
?C'' t'I'ccs All Silk, .??atln. and Gros-Orain
Ribbons 3 t?? f> inches wide, were 19,
%. find 20c. yard, choice of any for !".,'
n yard.
?-linh Black Gros-Gmln Bash T.IM.on.
bffiw quality, worth 69a. yard, to-day
Re. yard.
1^-fnch Alj-?iik and Every* Shade Taf
feta K!c.*tM?,iM. for lie vard.
t-liK-h A*>e.ilk Fane) Taffeta Ribbons,
were 29. ?, und *?c. yard, for 17c. yard.
Can't resist tailing abotrl tids special
lot of La?!h-' M'-, and Children's
KNIT VMllill?'EAR.
Hundreds cauic yesU rday, uijd the c?o
WnH EVERY GlARAMEE
that is accompanied in the
purchases of ordinary buying
days.
partment was busy till late last night In
I getting "em ready far you this morning.
Ladles* Bleached. Ribbed. Tape-Neck
ed Vests, -full, large sizes, 6c. for the
usual 10c. ones.
Bleached. IJsle-Throad, 8llk-Finlshed,
19c. for tec. grades.
8ilk-Taped, Lisle-Finished. Indies'
I!|cacl?(*.l Bibbed Vests, 10c.
Solid-Pink or Blue Ribbed Vests, ero
Cheted and ta pod ne<-k and *->rn's. S00*1
value, these IJ-H-fi. each.
Children's and Misses' Ribbed Vests,
crocheted neck and arms, 2c, for gooa
le, raluee,
Fllk-Rlbbed Corset Covers, Me. ones, for
18c.
Tho Finest nnd Rest "5c. Cream Silk
Vesta, all siz?**. rse.
Boys' India ?iaii-?? Shirts nnd Drawers,
s 38 to 34, 25c. a garment.
Drought Info existence by one of the
best TAILOR-MADE DRESSMAKERS
IN" THE ?UNITED BTATES-nearly 300
of 'em?
SIITS A\D SKIRTS,
for mountain an 1 seashore; every one
first-class, and the prices aro cut like
this:
Bulls of Black Camcl's-Hnlr Serge, lln^-i
throughout with colored taffeta, for
?14.50. from $24.
Black ?Camel's Dresses, jackets lined
throughout with black taffeta, B.W.
f.,r the J14 ones: WOO, for the JT.ou
oui!?: $5. for the *ir-..50 ones.
1-n off on all Linen Crash and Piquo
Suits.
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
Skirts of Qrasa Linen, trimmed vrlth
bands of blue, circular-cut. for "fl.rV).
Clc-iilnr RutTle ?'rash Sklrtr?. trlmmert
Bith bias Imada, for .$2.25, for the $3.50
enea,
Crash Skirt?- for 2."c.
T.lnrn Sklrtr. Be.
Blue Dm k Bklrtfl, T2c. each.
WTfrfte Pioai" Sklrtr-, Tic, UM, Tl.45, $1.75,
und ui> to $4.
m.vk Prodded Taffeta Skirts, $".85, for
the 15.50 one?.
COR8KTS.
but not at everybody's nsunl pries, and
not our own either. Special lots; good
and the best Corsets?, nevertheless.
RcRular $1 Improved Health Corsets for
Ba
?? ?loj.-n Cor?ete, long waist, hlsrh bust,
well bon??d. 75c. valu??, for Be.
French Bateen Co**t?otii, long or medium
waist, usually $1.25. for We.
1 lot of U Corsets, whlto or drab, choice
60c.
COc. Ventilating Corsets for Be,
THE I'NTKBPRISIXO
HOISJIWAKK IlKHAHDIEXT
Is making Inroad-- on the prices or nil
your midsummer needs. Read of to-day's
possibilities. Thousands that are not
in? tittone.l.
4*T"r"rI?" 'TRICKY MERCHANT.??
He do?r-*n't liko our way of aellin?. He
has in reality more causo for complaint
than rr-qulree tilling on our part.
THE REST SODA-WATER AT fie,
But it can't be bought by him and ofTer
fd in hla window at WA-.. If It were, pos
sible the public would be ABLE T< > ?IBM
food Soda-Water in the window at l*_T..
?'hilo they would be asked to buy "HIS
BETTER" for Ce. a glass.
earn and every other Best Soda
iVater hero at 3c.
TINWARE.
?SO, Water PaU? for lOc.
?Ucrnian Steam Cooker?, that were 52.50,
for UM.
Nursery Refrigerators, lined with gal
vanlzed Btoel and filled-with charcoal,
for tz z:,.
Be, Bread-Pans for lc.
C-ring Mil
illin Pans for 2c,
Japanned Bread Boxes, gold lettered,
for 15c.
Pie Plates for lc. each. ,
15c. nn?l 25c. Russian Iron Baking
Pane for 7c.
S-yuart Milk or Dairy Pans for'Ctc.
BASKETS.
Oerman Willow Market Baskets'for Be.
Bise Clothes Baskets for "lot.
Half-Bushel Baskets for Cc.
?! B Willow Clothes Hampers for Be.
Fancy Work-Baskets, that wet-e 20 and
?v., for Bo. cholee.
HAMMOCKS
Full-Blae Hemp Hammocks, with
Sti? i 'hers, for (fie.
Macram? Cord "la:nmocks,.-.vith pillow,
stretcher, and nooks, for ?SL-B; a good
" ?.'.' O value.
?1 Madame Cird Hammocks, with Va
lance, pillow, and stretcher, for 9XB
?ompletc.
Full-Sl*iO Stave Hammocks, for 26c.
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VERY YOUNG TUEIYES
A uiMi o?'* *uii:n AT Wl* PBf
m:\vs,
THEY ROBBED THE POST-OFFICE. ,
"Bauks n??d Private? lt???ldem*e?
Taken li??llo?v u l?'lv?r-l)ollur Bill ]
W il? >uati h?il ? TPMMtBA fpr l'or to
jtu-u BaneaUi? '
MAVi'dl?T NKW*?, VA.. July lit). -<* *,?< - ?
ciai.>?Tho bearing of tas ?aso ?>f iiuk :- j
year-old Junirs l'oiuiurunt, Chargsd with (
l-ohblag lb? i>i?pi-i>ui< ?- lut?.' lad i Ight 01 ]
51 in cash and htuuu?.**, he hiving gained
aatisntis tatntigh the rBrursp ?rindow, was j
had in tho l'oiice. Court thi? morning, and y
developed the tact that a great many ot 1
the petty ?tin its whUh have bOBB rrportid I
to the poll?.?.: in tho vast it w ?WBBkfl had ^
been committed by a gang ot little i?i- ,
low? bstsrasn tan ukc? o? Huiid u psara
Uoodurant udmitted having Stolen him- a.
Ii-lf u roll of coin from the CUiixns ana
.Marine Rank during Lankan; hours and *
Baring antnred a nenrapa^er oBho? m
Voad iajrllght and nticd Uta cash ilisnsf
II:. fJB?npSii1Snt. ho ?saJU, robbed t.'ie n'
sanka ana sMarsd private npnttassntg and '
Mole revolvers, razors, and jewelry. Only * ?
pesterday Schmilz brother-?' llauk was u
robbed of a ?fj b.ll by on? or tin; BfOVd. "*"
A pen point Wu? bent to form a prong, *'
?nd with thi? in a atfcdSf the boy Teach- tl
td In tho teller'? window whil? the clerks ?>!
wer?- in the rear and ?Miatted a J? bill, w
He divided the money with the other tl
i ?ur boy? in the gang, and they spent tho 01
day at Buohro? Beach. The list of rob- b<
b-rii.*? ?i?i<i;<.J to have basa OOSUnltlOd by pi
the?? boy? i? large. Ju?ucc Robinson ?ont ?r>f
th? Brnsgnraal boy homo with hi? mother, ta
having tWelded to let her imvo another
SsfBRBS to COOt bis reforuia'ioii. but tbe '
cat?? of po*t-ofTko robbury Is a United ??.
tu*** SBSjBj und ssjfsaR he Ufcsa up uwui ?i,
tin- r.turn of poslmastcr Bead. The po
lice are imw working up the BBSS against
the other boys.
Th?, first dotat-hntent of "troops to rail
From th? port for Porto Rico is expected
to arrlee on Friday. Six million poUBrJ?
jf supplies ?nil BrMM pounds refrigerated
i'cf Bars been onl? red d??livcrc?l BSfS
for tho transports and troops.
The Uralted -States colliers, eight in
niii'lxr, are siill anehored off. Old l'oint.
leraltlng Balling oru?:.--.
Th?) repairs to the cruiser Minneapolis
us ii'.uly eonpletod, and tin- ?hip la ex?
? i pail in a ?Jay or two to convoy
:he colliers t?> jola Watson's SQUadron.
Th?. trial of Attorn??y 1* M. Sturidss,
adietad on two ohaigas ol forgery and
'ir.?- chargea of eaabessl? mein, hae i"'? n
?ostponed until next Tuesday.
?Captain Edarard L, Monsoo, who had
harge of the woanded bronght t?? OM
\>int on tho ?tTaaanori Braakwatar, has
i. ? in detailed ly Major Do Witt
eatHre onVer at tho genera! hospital at
Vrt hfonro .
Mai??r De Witt has bOSB empowered by
ho War Department to grant twenty-day
oHoughs to those men In tho hospital
I'tidM? conditions warrant ir. Missfs
thodes ami I'oj?c arc th? only Rod t'r??ss
rtHBSB at tho hospital now. Eight ?r.tiers
re expecte?i in a day or two. Another
rounded aoldler died at tho hospital last
light
ciior.KRA nA\ns-' por Tin: army.
i..aril ?ta Bee? It It 1? Worth While?
t?t Obtuiu 'IIiiiii.
WASHINGTON, July ?.-A board of
rmy surgeons baa BOOB ?1? tailed to meet
i Washington to consider the ?
' cholera bands for tho army. A large
umber of charitable p? rsons and organi
sons ??11 over the counti-y have Begun
i? manufacture of tho woollen bands for
le use of the? ?oldiers, and the attention
' the m?dl?-al department of tho army
is ?ailed to tho matter, the result was
ic detail of the board, to be presided
cr by Surgeon Dallas U?ebe. if the
?aid report? favorably, the army will
obably arrango to securo a supply
the bands independently of the chari
! : orgunUatlons.
The population of the Australian coi
liSg in? reu.3_l Ya,"7j joy cent ill tlie last
,? "XSSkXa.
UUIl OVIjU IVjII VVLX
____________
?EWS SOTES FROM CAMP AlAJfc
?.?ID CAMP CtfBA MURE.
FUG PRESENTED TO 2D REGIME*'
I nique Ceremonies In Cotinrrtla
Thereullh?E?ca|?e of a Prlao?*-?
of the l-'iiiirlb. Cbortfett Wllb D?
scrllon.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA.. July Bl-HB?
clal.)?The real, white, and blue of ot
of tho handsomest regimental standard
at Camp Cuba Libre now floats at tl
headquarters of Colonel Baker, commam
l?flj the Second Virginia Regiment. Tr
flag Is tho gift of Congressman Hay. wti
was for a long time a member of th
Harrlsonburg Company of the. Secon
Regiment. The ceremonies accompanyin
the presentation of tho standard wer
Blmple, but very pretty. The regiment wr
formed In mass on the parade-ground i
the rear of tho Colonel's tent, and the
Company C, Captain Sullivan, of whlc
Mr. }1;l'/ was a member, marched out I
slatoon formation, and, headed by th
?and of tho Forty-ninth Iowa, proceed?
to the front of the Colonel's tent Her
;he orderly delivered the flag to th
nearer, and the company marched bac
n front of the regiment, and halted
'aclng the Colonel and staff, the color
I Barer falling out and moving to the sl?l
?f Lieutenant-Colonel Roller, who. at th
equest of Mr. Hay, presented tho flap
Die colonel and staff, all mount?-d, .
ourse, were drawn up closo at hand
.lieutenant-Colonel Roller said:
SPEECH AND CHEERS.
"Colonel Baker, as the accredited agen'
f Mr. Hay. I have the honor an?
?leasuro to present to the Second Vir
inla Regiment this national emblem
V-8 ono of you, I pledge that wo wil
lonor It and guard it sacredly."
Three rousing cheers follow. ?1 this littli
perch, and Colonel Baker respond? ?1:
"Sir, on behalf of my regiment, I ac
ept tho flag, and thank the generous am
istlnguished donor. I wish to assure hin
.o will cherish it, honor and revere It,
nd if need bo die for it."
Again tBfl mill broke Into cheer.-?, aii(J
aen tho 'lag was bomo ?to Company I!,
88 First Company of the Second Batial*
>n, and the color company of the r? cl
ient. Sergeant Enes is color hearer.
ompany C took its place in the First
lattallon, and the band nsume?! its Eta*
on at the right of the column. A n -
lew of the m.ciment followed. Bad thfl
ppearanco of tho men evoked loinl BD
lause from the spectators, of whom
K-ro were ? largo number.
Tho flag Is tho regulation regimental
andard, and on each si<l'\ in gold' n ?. '.
rs, are the words. "?-Viond Rcgiincut,
irglnla Volunteers."
THE SK'K AND WELL
Lleutenant Skipwith, pt Com; any 1, is
nt. unwell, and unable t?1 alo duty,
?iptaln Sliackeltord, or' the ?sanio com
iny, has been indisporscd, but has about
covered. Lieutenant Cause?/, Of Com*
my O, Fourth Regiment, is very much
tter. Li it ? nant Hill, Company A,
?urth Regiment, who Is recovering from
petadBtent Ulaaaf, baa gone to hla home,
Norfolk, on a leave of ten days. Pri
itfl Jou Parks, of the .? ame funpauy.
is also obtained leave to spend a lew
lya at his home, in Norfolk.
Private Rah Igfa D. Carter, Of Company
Second Regiment, who has ba n v? ty in
th tM?h"i?l-fi\?r, is much improved.
kcrtlng-Flrst-Sergeant R. J. Overton, of
is company, recently sent some lady
ends in Charlottu, N. C, flOBM optn i
2iis of hardtack. Srery man in the
qapany Is now coiuddcrlng remembering
? lady acquaintances in the flBBM inan
r, for tha rOBBon that tlie ladloa to
?torn Bergeant Overtoa sent tho "tack"
vo sent him a box containing a great
riety of choice viand .
'uvate Clarence Weraer, of Company
Fourth Kwimrtit, Is still quito ill.
? limp Aljier.
'AMP ALO ER, VA., /Uljf Bl?(Special.)
ivate Tiliman, of ?Company I, ii. again
fugitivo, liaving made his escape from
5 guard-house and flora the camp limits
e yesterday afteriio??::. He la thfl m ui
?rgcd with d?sertion, and lie was (.-vi
nt ly becoming uneasy as the tira? toi
i trial drew near, realising that it would
jbably result in his being sent to the
iirient'ary ?for ?ae-reral y? am His ee
.? was made in a nuumer wW b ti\
lily explained. Th- guard-tents, ten In
inber, ure crowded to th-ir full capa
y, and yesterday the prisoners ?rere
rking mar by when Tiliman ?seised ?the
-ortunlty to get away. Putting on his
it and a white collar, he quietly walk
out, and the ?entlnel, used t"
soners in b.uo shirts, took DO notice of
lrnan, who quietly made his way te?
woods, and after BndtBg hi.-., way clear,
?!? a dash for liberty BCrOBfl (MM of the
or posts. Th? sentinel on guard Imme*
tely cave the alarm, end the ?ail. u'a.
rled th?: news to the guard-house, s?-". -
l men, with loaded gnus, were after
prisoner in a f aw minut?e, ai I
ut.nant Cooper, who rod.- horseback
| woods Were scoured for Billes around,
1 a fltrtet watch maintained all night.
TOO PATH.
ottee of the prtaoaer'i eacape era i
phoned from ?Colonel Nalle'a I bi to
?quarters, ?thence to Falls Church,
xandria. and other points. Up tO latC
light nothing has boea beard, and II la
acted that it will be exceedingly dlffl
; to teffflCl l.iI < a] turc, it fe?*illK th?
? Impression that he will keep away
0 th?- < i11 ?* - . town-, and more settled
ta of the country.
Lionel K? II? r his ordered the Bon-eom
sloned oncers thoroughly to in
ai ii ,i i ! i m " th it they walk
r poeta In a military mariner, and that
f know their ordera Ha told them
i hi realtor sentinels on post would ba
?ish.il ?o.-olid cartridges, and that,
1?- tin y 818 < -?!? ?led to asi
. yol they .ir.- ex] ?acted to
) prlBOOera from ?scaping at all lul
ls.
..::. 1 by tho escape of Tiliman and
other prisoner, who made his Bray OUt
H*al days ago, work was to-d
mem? 1 OP B barricade around thfl
rd-tentfl. A trench lias h-.n rfuir. I
pletely tdrclee thfl tents, and in uns
? '.? iaii pine log*, ?ail] be plantad, thus
etually shutting "if those insi.j?? from
p.'. The barricade will have a front
rear entran? -, aad ut each ouc a s??n
1 win b? placed.
AMMUNITION.
my thousands of loaded shells were
Ived to-day by Quartermaster ?Cooper,
whether they ..re intended for target*
tict*. which la BOOdfld, <>r for more
jus work in tho near future. I was
5lc to ascertain. There havo BOOB a
ber of lit11?- ?happenings in the i -
days which strengthen the belief that
regiment will move to the front short
BUBlbST of ladles w?*re out here to-day
i Ala xandria, and they and th.ir
ts. Bsaongfli whom were laeluded
tenants Fiagg, Adams. Fisher, and
gs, Major Smith, BergOBBt Hull
and ? numb?*r of Others, had a vry
*ant picnic ?party in the wujoda back
lio hospital t.*nts.
MARRIAQB.
vate W. H. OaUUaaltl^ one of the
popular BMmbera of Company K,
married in Washington jrestei
noon to Miss Ella D?9WB8,?0? 1 .
burg. The groom SScared leave of
r two ?lays, and met his fiancee
Ifl rap? tal city. The marriage was
what of a surprise to his comrades,
upon learning the news last night,
tded flflaay hearty congratulations.
makes the third marriage in C??m
K since the beginning of the war,
it Is rumor.-d that others will ful
n the near future.
lor Scruggs has been attending to
lutles of the fluid court temporarily.
Colonel Kellar Is in command of
;? giment, and he has disposed of a
)er of minor caaes of "blocka i*>
ng." the accused In nearly , ,
ace being fiiicd quite heavily.
HHJj, MAXin, o? Cuinpaojy Q who hi**
fc1
A $5.00 SHOE FOR $3. _
$3.50 L $3.50
$3.50 f2\ V $3,5? I
$3.50 ?Ifcfcv -p 53.50
$3.50 JS^A? $3.50 _
$3.50 W^^m $3.50 ]
W. L. DOUGLAS |
$3.60 SHOE ,?*hWor.d. 1
Indorsed by over 1,000,000 xseatcr. |
The style, lit and wear <^nnot be ?- 3*
celled at any price. All kinds of ;
leather. All the modern ticyltu All <
3
3
?
%?
widths. One psfce, $3.50. ~
BOYS WEAR W. L DOUGLAS I
$2.?0 SHOE. Same quality as __ |
men's, Very stylish. ^
5c* then et our exclusive store, 3:
623 East Broad St. |
? ijy 5-Tu.Th_Sats) _
. -i IIIUJ'I1 1
h.en recruiting with Captain Howe, ar
rived here last night with one or two re
cruits.
THUNDER-STOK.*,:.
The worst thaadar-stona of las sum
mer raged her?: thl3 afternoon for over
an hour, and the rain carne down unusu
ally hard. The company streets were
flooded, but no damage, was done to the
men's fjuarters. The ditche; around th?
teats carried the water off. and ?ill that
got in leaked through the canvas.
OFF FOR PORTO RICO.
Troops at ClinrlcMon Depart Under
Another Rainbow.
*_E____B-TON, ?S. C, July 20.-U'i'h
hands playing and 30,000 people cheering,
the expedition to follow General Miles
to Porto Rico g'U away from hero at T
o'clock.
Tho expedition Is under tho command
Of .Major-General J. H. Wilson, and will,
whin complete consist Of the. Second and
Third Wlsoi nata and Sixteenth Paaasyl?
Venia Regiment;;, and two companle-i of
tin* Sixth Illinois. The first two reglm? nts
are an the transports Oread Dachsaa and
No. ?, rrSSJpartlvely, and they are now a.*
s.a. No. 21, carrying tho Sixteenth I
Sylvaala and th- HHOOtS men, Is la the
stream, and will follow them early to
morrow morning, _kch of th?* ships car
ries a vast quantity of supplies for the
troops, and on N>. .,1 there aro 1,0<"?> h??ait
?if mule-s and the wagon train of QsaersJ
Wilson's Division. ThagS men, together
with those of the Sixth Illinois and Sixth
-ichusctts. which sailed from here
list wet k for Beattago, constitute
First Brlgads Of the First Division "f the
First Army Covpa The Second Bri,
of the iiivision _ at Chick?mauga,
will folb'W ?Jen? ral Wilson to Porto Rico,
gotag ?-iiiii r via this p ,?-t or Norfolk.
FIXE BPCCTACUB.
Tho departure of th.- expedition this
afternoon wax a fine spectacle, and Um
v. ,' r-fpnt was CTOirded for three Biles
with eRIasas, anzloas to catch a last
gUmpes of the soldiers and to chc-r
them on their way. 1 >r two days and
nights the work of loading beggagS and
provisions en the transports hin? been
going forward under rtJ ii ordere, AH the
sttevedorea in the dty were employed at
it. They wars ssglated bjr detalla of man
Croaa the serious regiments, and tb?
laborarg employed beta by the
. mm. nt, and destin? i f?,r work on the
roads and bridges in ?'aba.
The weather ha ; been very warm for
two days, but Just BS the troops WtTt
i mbarklng a heavy raln-etorm came up.
As In tiio ?a?e of the Rita ?
ten days ago, the clou!?! broke away Just
a ships poUsd "'it. lato t?-,,, hsraor,
and th< f treat down to tin? sea under tho
arch of a perfect rainbow. The
which accomp.-.nled the departure ?,f t h--.
ft m their docks was one of ta?
descrlbable enthusiasm? Practically, lbs
entire population of II dty was In art?
d? n.e As th- vesaala mad? the stream
the i.ands on shipboard snd ashore play id
national airs, and the thousands of peo
ple cheered 11?s mad. Th- expedition will
sail directly for Porto Rico and join *',- a?
oral Ifl lea
BERGEAXT V. ILKER'S FEAT.
-ni 1 >.,-.? u on ii gpaalal Shell ami
Found It Hot.
LOWELL, ____., July Ml Bergeaat
Arthur Brown, Of the Ninth af sssachn'
setts, snitss thus fn m the trenches be
fos Santiago, under date of July ithi
'We arrived at th.? 1. itl ! -I!eld about
noon, at d WON lined u;> i:i p. sitio.i 1?. bind
S hill to act as reserves ami to pi
the food and ammunition. Bullets weri
whlatUng over our beads ta s perfect
storm; bul as wttk becoming quite used
to that sort of thin-, ai ng tired
out, ars lay deorn on the ground and tried
tO keep COOb VVhlll V. '.'. lying th, re
a sheii dropped at the f< o, 1
Walker, not three feel from him. r
nat? ly it ?lid not exi : if it h id the
whole company would bay? i- i wiped
"II gave some of the boys sack s fright
that they started t., run, but Ben
Welker called them I irtag them
that the dan;,'?!' nd that h.?
wag going to ess it tor i it Hs walked
over to It and pteaked blmself down,
but be had no mor?* than touched it when
be lumped about ti\. feel in the air and
grabbing hlrfflf by the -?c_t of the trou
eers galled:
-it's lc :'
\., stayed there all the afternoon,
and at night the shooting stopped, and
ws sil lay down to ele? p and dream of
br. ad, lobster Baled, and such
thlnga Ws arers suddenly awakened by
a rule ghol on tii?' guard Baa, and In sn
Instant every man ua.. <<n his foe. and
armad arltli his rifle, A moment later
the Bpanlardi - r :i coming up the
liili mi the run, with 1 yonets fix? d.
' Tho or.i.r was auiekly given to begin
firing, und almost instantly th- gUBS
i,e,/., d and roared from the bill-tops
right into the feces kt Ott ?n< niv. The
iiatiing .run then bagsn to gal n Its
rvork and the Spaniards went down like
i t".,re a mowing machine. What
there arers left of th. m retreated, but
i,it until they had last tally BA None
)f our men were hit."
\VOlM)i:i) HM M PA-AMIS.
?t range Slghti* Presented by Con
Milisi. in? at Old Point.
NORFOLK, v.v., July _* .? The govern
lient being short of .suitable clothing for
ho many si. k and WOUBdod men at O'd
Joint. the Red Cross agents there have
.ought about all tho pajamas?several
taadrad seta .In the ettles about hero
or the use of the soldiers.
It was excessively warm to-day and the
ii<n appeared to enjoy the pajamas
reatly. Kven with their suffering In
iglit, it was imp?n-sslble for most
? ? pie to refrain "(rom smiling when
?me of the wan ones, booted and clad
a pajamas, passed them upon the Streets
t the Point. The post appeared to be
copied by pink and blue clad sommimbu
sts. An officer passed occasionally
'earing pajamas of polka dot pattern.
Great quantities of supplies for the sick
nd wounded arc being received by the
ted Cross agents at Old Point. Three
agon-loads were d-livered in one day.
i car-load of supplies from Kentucky
i said to have been very acceptable at
ie hospital. They consisted principally
f Itiii.ms and i-ota toe?. Castoff cloth
ig, pajamas, and reading matter ate
11 Q-cikd a*. OUI I'oUiL
. ._., ..?ii. aw,,..? aj ?'Ji.lv TUR
TAXES KOR THE CURRENT CALEN
DAR TE ?VE ARE TO ?E PAID PRO
RATA BY ?H? VENDOR .?USD TMS
v*vntg?
l'y J. B. Elan? A C<*.
and | *S
J. T. Ooddin A Co., i :
Real Estate Agents.
TRUSTEES' 8AL?? BY T?BL10
AU 'HON OP THAT
DESIRABLE TW?0-BTORT DETACHED
BRICK RESIDENCE.
No. 1610 HANOVER STREET.
CONTAINING NINE ROOMS AND ALL
MODERN CON VENT ENCES.
In execution of a certain deed of trust,
dated June 29, 1896. to the undersigned
trusties, recorded in Deed-Book 155 A,
page 29, Richmond Chancery Court, de
fault having been made In tho payment
of tho debt secured, and being required
so to do by the beneficiary, we will sell
by public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, JULY at, 1898,
at 6 o'clock P. BL. the REAL ESTATE
described In said deed as being No. MM
Hanover street, with lot fronting 24 f? et
9 1-2 inches on the north line of Hanover
etrret between Vine and Walnut ?treats,
and extending back at rlatht angles with
Hanover street, northwardly, and within
parallel lines 179 feet and !? inches to an
alley in common 20 feet wide. The loca*
ti'iii of this property is all that could be
de-sired b?alng in a locality where real
? estate is steadily enhancing in value,
and persons in quest of homes or Invest
ments should not fail to attend this sale.
The property can be seen by applying
to the euctloneern
TERMS: Cash enough to pay costs of
?Xecutlng this trust', all taxes to ?lay of
sale, and to discharge two notes, one for
B.WO and the other for MS, with Interest
??n ?">rh fron Jun.? ?, 1898, and as to the
residuo, upon such terms as will be an
nounced at sale.
JOHN T. GODDIN,
JAMES B. ELAM.
Trustees.
POSTPONEMENT.
The, ahove sale has been postpone?}, on
account of rain, until
THURSDAY, JULY 21. 1883.
at 6 O'cloch P. Bf.
JOHN T. GODDIN,
JAMES B. ELAM,
jy 20 Trustees.
LOST, STRAYED, AKD FOCAD.
LOST.-86 REWARD FOR RETURN
of RBD collie DOO, with white breast,
.-ii?.iut 1 year old I.?Bl BOOa on Brook
turnpike Sunday evening. 204 west
Franklin street. Jy B?lt
roa RENT.
1
?a
POR RENT,
THE VERY DES! KAHL!-: TWO-BTORY
Brick Dwelling, No. 1716 east Broad
street, containing 7 rooms, and having city
water. It is a bargain at |!) per month.
.J. B. ELAM A CO.,
Jy 19-10t Uli Main ?treat
J-v?" I" I '. ?! i ? .i_U
El'LATE is l'A RULED.
XttTy 1l!-|>!irii,t.-i.| lie- I.lea Thnt He
Ni-ril Not Sis?. HI? Prowl???.
WASHINGTON, D. C, July 2?).? The
Navy Department has (eaelndsd the or
der compelling commanding officers ?if
the Spanish fleet destroyed oft Santiago
to give a written parole or suffer con
finement, on the prison-Ship Santee at
AnanpoUa Adnrtral Cenrer? a ? i per?
i to fire a rerhal parola and Cap
tain Bolate ol tii?; ?/lacaya, demandad
the .-aine privil'-ge. He deollngd to ?Ign
the arritten pnrols aad ?raa therefor?
ordered on board the Santee.
In i?,<-.kiii < ui> precedents the Navy De*
partmen? baa found thai captlr? com
mending orBeera <?f warships are required
te '--Im a veil,al parole only, and C?ptala
Eutate was therefore releassd. The writ
ten pardea of all other ofltcere of tho
b navy at AnnapoUa arare recarvi i
at the Nary Department to-day, in
each case the officer had written oa tho
form thai be u ??-opted the parois "as r_e
Admiral understands It."
RALEIGH'S lit 11?.It.
.Ill III.? r> ? I ' < ; a a l i?in? i- I ^()l ? .. m p I. I > ?
'l'h<> It e|?u lil lia n < on ven tioii.
RALERUf, N. ?"., July .?.?.-iS?
rhe six companies of the Booond Rega
?en?! In camp here left at 6 o' loi k this
tuorning fur Peony's notad, firs bUIos
from Raleigh, and Will ft main th? re
tWO ?Jays. Th? ! 10 I? .TO camp.
it Is th- general sentiment la enmp
ind in ths city ?that a n<.v" oaatp site
ihaMild bo at* once occupied
Rob? it ? ' irvmt, Ot < '"mi any II,
tshevllle, and William Mil.? r. of Com
pany M, Murphy, were this m?armng
Bken to F'?ri McPberson, Atlanta, to
trvfl one year .?t haul labor for do?
:? rtJon. The ?entone of each was three
igra bnt n was Biodlfled to tho shorter
I mi.
J?.hn <".???!1? f, Ot ('onipativ I, Tarboro',
liad at the camp hospital Monday night,
nd was buried In the National ?'.n:?
?ry yesterday. His death was dus t''
yphold?fover. A prisais named Mu-tin
i thought t" be ?lying.
it apppeara thai after all ths real?
Tnt's equipment is Incompleta The csn
i .im.' a moatb ago, but a?
,i. no c 'Hi' n No cartridge
?its have Brer been recelred. Th? BTai
lepnrtmenl yeaterday ordered that tho
x ? Omi i?!i??1 and Wt lit South
, > quipped before those bare.
Th? ?Hlpmi nl of trap? from th
al Monday. The i swi rs Is tho
: . i ; pall)
B-bnator Prltchard did n??t attoad the
tepubllcan State Consnntlon here to
as-. Th? ni -i ''
t... [or ' '' hi utrdojue. i;
a? Senator bad promleed bo mnny bbob
.; -o many b id fall? ?i to get t h?
; ; to me? t this "l. -
Ion of th?- ' a " and that to?
ays eonvintl.in contained many of this
las? of men who fBili A.
The m.un object of the convention was
the nomination of Judgee.
be nomlnnUona for these so far mad?
y th.- Republicana are: Second We?
iet, D. W, ?Cnldsrall: Hzth, C, P.
ochey* Seventh, H P. Seawall (nomi
?ted by Popnllata ?and endorsad by Re?
th, Henry BJnvea (a
n of J? an B> BavasV Bo aoml
Chairman Hoi?
... Ifth, and Twelfth
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no BsTBoS ?? tenaVO I?? Al?*?audrin?
A Mj?U?ry.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.. J.ily '.?.-(Special.)
I mpAOO has dct'-rmlrn d to bring
fending eoldler vtafftors to justice,
it B in S? ?,r?lance with the
lies of the military authorities or i.ot.
ho pollco are now after Sergeant
rruggs, of the Third Virginia. Scruggs,
tv> B said to be a Richmond man, has
en bars looking after ab
ttin?? rceruits. Y<-st.-rday I'r'v.ite \\ i.'l
abater crame home for a day, an?i while
was visiting his sweetheart In the
enlng jjcruggs pass?1?! with some men en
Bte for the river t?i bathe. ?>n seeing
'abater, SerugB? went to the win-low
d demand?.1 Webster's pass. Webster
fus?'d to abOW any pass, and Scruggs
Dad his revolver. It I? charge)
king a bead on Wttmtmr, ordered him to
row up his hamis. Webster did not,
d the girl fainted, and that drew a
iw<l. Webster's pass was ?ecured, and
rgaaat Scruggs left in high glee, but
?? girl continues very ill.
fhere Is considerable mystery about the
ath of a well-?iresa??'l, middle-aged
lite man found under the rallr?ia?l tr.'s
?,n Alaannder Island ft aterday. The
iron? r's inquiry to-day rev??aled no
Ing. The man had a .!. ? p gash In hi?
ehead. In his pochote were a diary,
me ?mall change, and letter? addressed
"Joseph McGloln, Philadelphia."
rhe marriage of John Daingerfleld
ooks, of this city, and Miss Grade
Ice, of Norfolk, In North Carolina on
tiirday. cause? expressions of surprise
reabout?. He Is a newspaper-man.
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WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN
DAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA RY THE VENDOR AND THB
VKKDKK.
By J. Thompson Brown A Co.,
1113 Main street.
-~W*^\*
RUSTEE'? SALE
UFA
r
Vest-Grace-Street Dwelling,
No. 10W5,
IETWEEN RVLAND AND 8HAPEK
, STREETS.
EXTRA-EASY TERMS.
BjB virtue of a certain deed of trust
o the, undersigned, trustee, dated D?cern
er 23, lS?/J, and duly reconl.?i in Rich
non?l Chancery Court, Deed-Book H7 A, <
age 3S6, to secure certain notes therein I
escribed, default being made. an?l being 3
equired by the lunetlciary no to do. 1
rill aell at public auction, on tho premLses,
TUESDAY. JULY 26th,
t 6 P. at., the PROPERTY described in
aid deed as follows:
"All that lot of land, with Improvements
heroOB, <>n the north side of Grace ?treet,
istant 724 feet west of Harrison street,
hence along the north sldo of Grace
a a woBtwardly dlrc-tlon 224 feot, f
u?i extending back between parallel linea
19 feet, to un alley 2i) feet ?ride." a.
This Is a three-etory. bay-window, ex
ra?waU?constructed Residenc.? of i?. '
loms, handsomely-decorated with hard? "j.
rood, walnsi-outlng, grill work, &c. extra
?e hardwoo.i mantel, and gold-gilt gas
xiures, L.itrobc, &c, exposed plumbtng,
?rcelain-lined bath, stationary basins.
:c. ; in fact, complete in all Its appoint- ^
lents and furnishings of flrst-class work- j
lanshlp and materials. It was built by a
resent own.-r as a permanent residenc i,
ho spared no expenso in interior dOOO
itions and ?omiorts.
TERMS: By consent of nil parties in- ,
rested, fl.Go?) catdi; ISO?? in six months; ^
ilance, one, two. and threo years, ?i put ,
?nt. interest, secured by <k"??l of trust.
IRGINIA TRUST CO., Bucceeeors.
A. SAFE DEPOSIT & FIDELITY CO.,
Tiust? ".
J. Thompson Brown & Co., Auctioneers.
Jy 21-trl
By N. W. Howe,
Real Estate AuclUinfV.
'I
TRUSTEE'S SALE H
L v? D
N UNDIVIDED ONE HALF IN- h
TEREST IN THE _ Jj
ALUABLE STORE AT THE SOUTH- 'I
EAST CORNER OF ROSS ?VXD pi
GO\ E RNOR ST R E Ei'd,
AND IN A at
ARGE LOT ON TWELFTH STREET
-s'ORTH OP CLAY. lo
ITU A LARGE FRAME BUILDING
ON A PART THEREOF. \
- > '
In execution of a decree of th?? Chan- th
ry ?'ou?t ?if the city of Richmond, in
lant?n' National Bank vs. Shanks A
jskeli n als ' entered July IS, Is'.'**. i
m s. ii by publi?? auction, on the re
?*<:tiv?? premlaeB, tlie PROPERTY above*
ferrad to on
MONDAY. JULY B? 1898.
the following ordl r.
l) AI 5-30 o'clock i' M. an undivided
e-half Interest In that valuable STORE?
OUSE above i ? r? r i.-.l to, containing
r- ? stories, all thoroughly lighted and "j
ntu.it? ?i. and ?p? dally well a<iapied tor '
ht manufacturing purposes.
.'? And at 1:16 o'clocV P. M., an undl- v.
i'A one-ball ?nteres*, in that LARGE
?T beginning on the north eitle of the
?t mal .-' ing ?in north Twelfth
extending northward along the
sr line Of Twelfth ?triet i>;i feet 1"
unnlng bach be
een parallel ! n< 132 feet, upon a small
rtion of which ?i a large frame house ry
it would yield, if put in fair order, a I
ndsom return upon the wiiolo pur
irlca
elms. One-third cash, and ths bat? IH
ee at six and twelve months, evidenced ?ill
n? gotlablc not? ?, with interest added,
ired by de< ?l ??f truel on th
rty. J. JORDAN LEAKS,
y 20_Substituted Trustee.
Q<aorge W. Mayo. Ain'tionecr, fn
PM BBSl Broad street.
.ROCERY WAGON, I?OAT WITH
0AB1 ANO BABBIBS, CAIPBTd, KUGS.
MATTING, FURNITURE, Ac. AT III
AUCTION.
will sell at my auctlon-hous?, at 10:30
M.,
O-DAY (THURSDAY), JULY 21. IBB
Irocery Wagon, la Rood order, and i
Trained ??oat. with. BlOB ?'art and H.r.
neee;
ndsom? Carved ?Oak and Blush Parlor
Hint and B?. rlor Chain and
Bofas;
; and Poplar ?Chamber Suits;
ig, PedeeteJ, Walnut, and ?j.?k v.
slon Tablea, line Quartered Oak
? Nah i dntng Ch tiro, Fancy Pnr
lor iin?l ot her Rock? i i, Revoh Ii
fu-e Chairs. Lady'B i1'-!?.. Walnut and
u .i r Irol ' loui hi .
Ii.ill Stands, Mirrora. Pictures, Bu
reau?, V. ' !? ,i,|s.
Springs, M ? i Bol?
Feather Bed, Cnrp
loth, i: frig?
;.i*,, Hearting, and Cooking St
ind ii i irtmenl of miscella
neous articles.
OEOROB W. MAYO,
fl Auction?, r.
I ?Ml SALE.
Km > \i.i:.
K'K ??F DRY GOODS, NOTION8,
is, Tin and '.'i ? ki : wan, in the
t enterprising and bualaeaa t??-?vn In
thweet Virginia. lUutii is the rea
of party for wishing t?> eelL All
?s new uni clean, a? party has only
i in business two years. Por further
rmatlon write S. B., ?are of Rich
id Dl ; atch. Jy IS
MPLOYMBST WANTS.
\\ i\n:i),
OOOD, BBL1 ?BLE MAN (WHITE)
Ice-Wagon; aleo, a Young ?Ma
th f.?i ' ind General i HMce
A m r In oarn handwriting. Ad?
? i.. 8IN1 ;.- Dispatch.
_?_^____
WAMTBD,
PLOYMENT OP ANY BIND
k. Salesman, Superintendent, ??r
liar. AddrsSn AUO. AR8ELL, Jr.,
LflOeast Marshall -ir-t. Jy '?l-lf
WAMTBD,
"HITE WOMAN OR GIRL TO ASBIS"!
loueework and share borne coml
! th?- rlghl party, wl
?work. Address "HOUSEKEEPER."
10 Sycamore ?treet, dtp, Jy Ji-u*
\\ vvil.D.
"OSTTION TO TEACH IN BCHO< ?L
lorn? <Iraduate ?,f the \
.nary Two > ?
English lj
ce, . R?f?renc?e
\ WILSON,
V ?
\\ IMKII,
THOROUGH DOUBLE - ENTRY
? keeper and General < dB? i M in <le
i work for two months, only
salary required. Address "(.'. E. T.."
-offlc? b.ix ;:. a
BXPBRIEXCED TEA! HER.
?ATIVB VIRGINIAN, EXPECTING
eturn earlj ?r.irn th?-?
? rs'.ry of !.. Ip?ii , In ?;. rman
P litlon, with board for wife and
ren. both under
aduate of the University of Virginia;
d. of Princeton; Fh. D. of Ulli
has studied In th" John Hopkins
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