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6 _THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 17. 1898.
COHEN'S STOREKEEPING
IS STRANGE!
Mostly cheaper than anywhere else, and yet tearing.
Tho business is Open ? nothing is hidden any moro than if
its patrons were partners, and in great measure they aro. The
quick absorption of a stork to-day begets tho honest advantage
of another, perhaps a better, to-morrow.
NO MORS?ALWAYS HONE8T AND OJPEN. Lan
guag* witho?! meaning or words to deceive aro silent in every?
thing that pertains ko the bueinese of
s j. Tlio lon? experience of the
iG> Y _._F^. firm's business* career has as?
sured all Richmond that BX3 V
D?G HERE JS BUYING TO
j_VTl ">A""7^-i^LJ ADVANTAGE* Too, there is
-s * ?--?esV^ the. wisest and the most power
orfE?iCp
ful advantage in favor of the ability to do better here than other
merchants are able to <lo for you.
M (,! ST PRICES BRING THE GUESSING OFHOW1T8
POSSIBLE TO RKDLTEGOODS TO SIX'JI VALUES. ECON
OM? DOES JT A Li..
( nui % - cAiti _T Misimss
may be said to be the flr.-;t in all t
South. The new Carj ct floor Is ready f?
a grand : .. and covers a spa.
equal to three great stores with all sor
ef floor coverings that BOOS perfectlo
CAKl'KT BBAUTT as never sn??wn b
fore. Carpet prie?? as will surprise 01
public. The experiment of selling the b<
end most reliable only dates hack mo
thiin thirty years.
A few ef the prices are:
All-Wool Ingrain Carp? ts. for room?
baila *,I)i1 ?tatrs, for Me. s > i
Tapestry Bi . n fht an.
.Ink -Is, am
a, the 76c Ki's-'le, fruo.
Sloquette Carpet? light and dark effects
the ?i.'."
S-Krnmi- Body 1 Carpeta, sold a
n i:..
Wool -' ' a Hearth Rugs, 1x2 yards
! .r 1?>X'.
Wilton Hearth Hugs, 2i?xf? Ip?"hc.-?, foi
Wi!i..n Hearth Rugs, new patterns, lxi
\.ir. il kind.
SBsyrna iioor Mate,
BALI ??i M ?ihm.s.
I.in?ri Warp Mattinga, inlaid patterns,
r il i-:?.
H.-.. Chli unless, ko
pounds i-? the roll, sold st _ ., here
fur 11 l-lc.
i -i!i colors,
.
tl odd rol i D-Werp M ttl
sold from Jin to fli a roll, are .\"?v >..
;i roll.
A mom. Tin: GTVB-AWAT THOIOg OB'
'1IIMI i ? ISO o i unit i.im:\? %RKl
j t Lin? n Huck Tow? Hing, I
I, f..r- a . j
atra Heavy Brown Linen Hueste
< trash Tow? Ulna, 10c. yard
Fir.- i Tow? Hing, f>o.
yard.
rial?) l'lii-.w Linens, sj Inches wide,
le. y i:.l.
Soft-Finished Art Lin? ns, it Inch? vide,
i"?-. >. i.! from
lllng Crash, the alw its
. i.i". for I Mc yard.
Extr.i-il. ivy Al 01 ii TOW? I?
Uni i.i. in i. Hd ..r ;
Batra-Larg? Turklafa Bath Towela.
U on? for Be.
Go?.?). Heavy Turkish Bath Towela, were
|l dosen, for 6c. ? .i cii.
tote-Biso r>Ti-hed Momio Bath tow- <?
ho best 6ex?, dozen ones, for 3c. o
I Q
CS deaen flood Ilenvy Liren Huck Tow?
els, bemm I, ready for use, le. each, p
or tl dozen.
EEE SKIRT HIKKOMM.. Tl
A BALE DEVELOPED BT OVBEfWOCK. J
\'. Beersucksr Underehlrta, box u
Ing. piped, 00c Vi
Bolid Colored Grass Linen tndersklrts, p
dout.ie ruffle, From h draw-string w
B .. from -'i. di
Unen and Crash Underskirts, urn
. ,t find Spanish frills, corded, were '
II.:.', non *f
1 .-Striped Linen Skirts, that sold th
. : SI
Two ' Checked 1 Itetine tinder- -r
skirts, umbrc?.i Bounce, corded. $1.7.",. _|,
'.,, !, i??- Skirts, that were ILaO, now
White Musllfl Skirts, trimmed umbrella ''<
Houn
une Cambric Skirt?, frill Of
Isce, double row
SO
Skirls with extra wide flounce of em- pa
broidery, were EE now 71 . .
ten Muslin Skins, with frill of cu
Wide i ml I ahoye, this (]0
i? s.u.- mile i.--. each. 11
l hi: KOST BBPBSSBBTATsTE RED- tn
BPSEAD riums ABB (IT ,,,'
DOVW LIKi; THIS? vi.
ry \; . > liles di i en,
full i . t ILE ordinarily, thc-se *
'
Bi i Spreads that are full $1.50 value, for 5?
The usual best Be Crochet spreads, '!,'
hemmed, ready for use, '> ? each. -
White Dimity Spreads, ,
n>,
BOUSEWABB BBPAETMEST. coi
Mrs. Pottt'l Irons-, tlirc-o Irons, Handle, P*
Stand, for Be, Pf?
Wire-Screen Pine Doors f,,r Be,
All length? ?;.is Tubing, ll-2c. a foot. fa
Heavy Cord Hammock? for 39c. ~*
Granite-Iron Deep Urea,] Pans for 3c,
Solid oak Blacking Casei for *8c. j
.Mciic.it, d Toih t Paper, j.-. roll. -,,
2-quarl Ice-<'t am I'
Bpllnl Merkel Basket? for . u a, ni>
.1 Porch Rot kera for li'c. r,,)
Larga 'ans Granulated Lv. ,n. Hi
Imitation Cut-Olast Le Tubs for lue.; It
v. re Be. j.)(.(
Cold-Tea Tumblers, that were v?
89c. a dosen, now 2c. ea h
i China Cuspadorcs for 15c. t,1;
each. CO!
.a..
THF COHEN CO. I THE COHEN CO.
!..
COMPANY COMES OYE1
Tin: Y ACMBMI T<> iu:r.\iit in
BBHMBlf STflSTSTff Y l ?in < i.
WILLIAM RELD LOSES HIS LEI
Tr>lnK Operation IVi-tormril on Hi
Segen Mint in Bnnnheolss Momi?
MkLi?Bnwnrth Lnagtnn itutt)* a
i-'ifth llreol aballe? Sestn.
Tho Richmond and r Rallwa
Company en > t? r.lay, t?i:
pnajr'e attorney, Captain a. B. Ou
formed tho i'ity Attorney of Mai
Dudg'- William I. Clopton, <>f its j.urpo*
to aooede io the city's demand to put i
good nn.l aaf? repolf Um Benum
iriaduct, and w?i I? la ?rork al oana.
Th..s nil] prove satlal i tori to the citj
beyond doubt, and Is a solution of a ?iucs
tion ?rbleh has hung like a bugbear ov?
the ottg for several > ara. Th?
enaarnliy are familiar ?rlth tho history o
the ?Induct About tea Says ago ins rail
good i before Mayo
Maurice with em the Mves o
th. n patrons by u ing a viaduct that ws
l Mayor Maurice Bned the oosa
nuny *.->, nitti an additional $.'
tlay lin? bim? tUl
oonditlon aiti r I on of Bfte? i
days. The oompanj took an appeal t>> tii
Buntings Court Now. however, that the;
Sans agreed t<> Ils up the viaduct, it I
more than likely that the city niQ Is
them don a
Judge Clopton and Captain Gulgon ha?
nee, and c
nlte agreement. The fact la that the com
gnny had aa engineer t - In peel t1-- vis
diet yesterday, who win report on thi
goods and the mOOl I way of ?o
Ing tho neceasen work on it.
MBBTINOS LAST NIOBT.
The Building ntltteo mel
last night in tht Council cnamber. Th?
woik on the overall f
onsstrt Mr. Louis Prank, repr? .nun?
the manufact?rese, was present, and en?
tered Into tin discussion witb the m. m
?Sers of the committee. He is desirous
of having a fixe-plug put near ti,
lory? or that i >\ - and
Hull btreets changed to a. more OOnve*
agent position.
The \\'ui< r Commissioners held a
Baratins; last night Only a matter o*
anutin? Imp? rtance ? up.
B M.l.v AT PIFTH-BTRBICT.
A meeting of the Epwoi t'oun
tii Richmond and M
?n me Yuuiii,- Men's Chrlotlaa
tlon building last nigh;, and. i ? :
nf M ' "rally" of the
J BUS Will l'< th, Bt
SVth*Stroet church, In this
Laurel-Street church V;. d to get Um
snooting trou Fifth-Street, bui i
j:- -,-. John ?'. Oranbery, JrM son of
j p Oranbery, will bo the pr;:
gnnaker of tins OOOaalon.
MB. JQNBSHSADLY iNJl'ii!
Mr. John W. Jonoa, v>ho want oui in
tho countv a few duys ago, was hr
!>*< k te th?: ? ?ty M< nday, auff< ring from
inturles which ?re regarded aa danger?
ous.
les at No. "19 Pocahontas
s*... :. lie left I i thai
Bight, with sum.- f i lei 'possum
hunting. The Virginia n . was
duly treed, and Mr. Jon volunteered t"
/> .< to the i"!? and get the game. His
foot slipped, however, and he fell to th?
aroumi. breaking thi
b? Intern illj in] i ? i. Dr, w. F. I
. heat i to see th? li i
man anon hla arrlv .! In I
lug the medii .;., much ue< led.
Mr. Jon? .-* i. ? -
lilt J- K. K- I'.T.
Mr. John R. Roberj^gsth, a w? ll*knon*n
gjontlemen -
J. P. v-v . In Rlchmi nd, h id
Slry middle flnxor of tho right hand badly
lacerated yesterday while at his place of
buslm - i. if. , ame home and called upon
' Dr. Lawrence Ingram, who attended the
Injury.
, ' Mr. pen She].person, who re sides at
' No. r, Second street, wat th.- victim of a
injury a few da] s ggO. JI,- f,|| and
high. Dr. Ingram was call
- .1 to attend him. He is now doing Very
W< 'i.
TOOK B38 LEO OFF.
wuiiam Pud, the negro ^ho sag shot
bv an unknown white man on the tracka
' of the Blchmofl I and P. toreburg railroad.
lusi between tht Bsmmee-atreet viaduct
and the Belle-Isle viaduct, on Monday
niuht. was taken yesterday morning
from tin- police station, where 'he bad
' lie- Bight, aid carried to the City
li ,-ital. Heed was shot in th"
i-it leg about six imhes above
the knee, and tho Lone was so
shattered that l>r. Lawrence Ingraat, the
ei?v physician, decided that amputation
was necessary. This was acoompllahed
hut I,.lore noon, i ir. Ingram
being assist, ,1 by Drs. AC. Ft wall M, rehaut !
.n: i John w. Brodnax The operation
was entirely aatlafactory, and Reed la
doing as well as can h.- expected. The
bullet wag rered during tin: opt i >
i it was flattened as u piece of
chief Linseomb and Officer Wright
si.,-nt some hoars yesterday in endeavor*
log to gat oleahi as to the Identity and
whereabouta of the two men. tht om
who did tie- shooting ami his colored
companion. Captain Llp.scomb ezpri
determination to leave nothing undone
for the Centura "f tiie miscreants. Botta
nre doubtless tramps, and mav now 1"
faraway, thanks to froighl trains.
'gjQl IRE OWEN'S Wl ?BE.
'Boulre T. B Owen, presiding genlua at
the Pallet Court yesterday, had a little
work to do Henry Harria, a negro, a i
i ?forg ala Honor for abusing and threat
enlmr to shoot B ci;i/.. n of the '
W ml. Harris was taxed $j und the
I'Uslh.
PBBBl INALS AND BRIEFS
Mita Anna Barham, of Bwansboro*, It
visiting i? Istlvet In Petersburg.
Mist Huida Taylor, of Midlothian, is
ling | few days With relatives in
boro',
Misa Maggie Joins, of this city, left
M ' o i . to vl it MIS. A. J. Homer, BOB]
Tomahawk church.
Mr. U". C Loh,man. the mail transfer
man. who has b.en Quite ill. is now abet
line- hit dB
Mr. Jataet Cosby, an attorney, of In
Terrltory, is in the city, tht guest
i.f hie kinspcople, at No. US Balnbrldge
stret t.
Lev. QOOrge H. McFaden has returned
from Oobb'a Creek, in Mathewt county.
Miss Irene Pass, of Swunsboro', who
has been visiting in t\>whatan county,
returned home Monday.
Miss Dibble Biddle, Of Swansboro', left
.Monday to visit Hit i.ds in Chesterfield
ty.
Mis. Peter Winston and children, of
\i.-iting their kin-man,
B a Hani o k, of Cnesterfleld.
\' M Davideon left Monday to
Mr. E B Davii ton, at
m Buckingham county.
Mr. Asa Qoode, a farmer. Uvlng near
Branoh'a church, has beea annoyed mach
of late by parsoaa who, oddly enough,
timnbard his home by night with si".
only a few Bights ??" he had to gel aid
and repulse the attack of hit anea
a give no explanation o? tag con?
duct.
Tin: DON'? QESBBOVS.
They Give Tliuiik? to 1 r.-nclituen
for Tlielr Help.
MADRID, August IG, 4:30 P. M.?Accord
Ing to ki Tiempo, t! the <
I ?vela, the
leader of the party, intends to block the
govei nmem's policy.
Tl;,- yiifi-n Regent has personally thank?
ed tiie Kreuch Government for Its good
-, obtaining peace and has charged
Benor Leon Y. Castillo, the Spanish Am
at Varis, to Inform M. Delcaase,
BCb Minister of Korelttn Affairs,
that her Majesty has confe ?red upon him
the grand cross of the order of Carlos
III.
A tltBllar distinction Is bestowed upon
M. P.ttenotrc, the FfOSSs Anibcc??udor a'.
MuUHd.
WILL NOTHO_MINATE.
I'OrtllMTS NOT TO TAKE ACTIVE
PART H CAMPAIGN.
STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETS
After a tons Discussion This Body
Adopts Hcsolntlons Leaving Que?
iiuii of railing tp Cuiidtustcs to
?he Districts.
_?- ?
The Virginia Populists do not proposo
0 take M active or aggressive part In
he conererslonal campaign this fall,
["hey will makS few, if any. nominations,
i:d In districts where candidates aro
lot put up the members of the party
vtil be advMed not to participate in the
anvaas or to vote.
The decision alors these Un. s was
cached at a BBOOtlag Of the State Exe
utlve Committee, held here yesterday,
'he session was held at Murphy's Hotel,
nd the discussion was long and earnest.
'boss pteoeat were Cknlrman J. Haskin?
lobson, of Powhataai Secretary H.
dolph Miller, of Heartoe; Judge J. M
srgory, of Cbootofflald. ?nd waiter k.
rant, of Henrico. Colonel D. A. WiU'hcr.
f Plttsytvunle, a member of the State
ommittee. and sevrai others were also
resent a? li tOM.
The oonuntttes was la sn on tor sevc
il hours. The point on Which opinions
Bored was as to th?: propriety of put
in? up candidates tor Congress In the
irious districts. The Middle-of-the
nad element if it may be ko designo ted,
BS In favor of making a Bgbt _ < v- ry
strict with g nomin?-o in each to ln
ire holding the party's fOTCOS, While
oas of more conservative views
ought it boat to make few, if
iy, nominations, leaving the voters
as to support and aid in ths
ction of those men whose principles
urly coincide with thoas of the
ople's party.
leave TO THI DISTRICTS?
IVhen the lUhjeet hod boon debated for
me four hours ?.r more the following
per was adopted:
Recognising the impossibility of .? <
return of the votes as cast, ?re
m it advisable tor the Peopl? '?
?i.? t.. make a contest In all ??f the d??
Bta al the approaching ? I? ction.
ta it may l><- desirable
\| ;> . a our disapproval of the in
the candidates put up by either
the two old parties, but th ! we deem
luestlon to be decided by the voten of
ii congresaional district, pledging the
ilstance of the party throughout the
its In aid of candidates who are noml
. .1 la conventions or endorsed by the
Mimitt.. of ih. ir respecth d
i districts where n? candidat? ore i
ain.it- .1 <.r . ndors? d by tl. trie!
imltti. a, the m? mb? rs of Uie P
ty are earnestly asked not to partid? i
b In th? i invaaa or vote al th< polla
omm? nd that mir or
ilaatlon be kept intact for effective
rk in the spring election*
Gaaesal Lan f??r me gennlev
ccordlng to a statement printed in
ishlngton, <; nernl Pltshugh I bs
Ides of abandoning his announced
i com? a candidate for th? !
Ited Slates Benuti agalnai .Mr. Martin.
'ia.1 been thought by some that bavins ,
n mnde gent ?ai la the Unit d SI I
iuoteer army, and it bstng -.?
t hs nill be m rit t.. ? teba n Ith his (
na, Um <? oeral might chance _??-; -
ris as to the senatorship, but Euch
i not a em t.? be ths i
h. n h? le s<.m.- m..uths ago General
assured the D patch that it ?fas
purpose to run tor ths flnnata. and
t be Intended to have bis forces w? n
anlaed, and to stump the State, as
as practicable he proposes to visit
iv city and count v. The (lection of D
ator by the Legtaleture win occur in l.
lembor, IMS, though ths t-rm does not ^
in until March 4, BOL ThS twenty !
enetoi led lest fail win J
? vOtO? in tl Contest, which prom
; t,i be one of the most inter? sting
he political history of Virginia,
ith a heated tight between Q aeral
i and Mr. Martin, it would not bo at
surprising' if several other enndttl ites
ul?i ? nter the race. Th? names most
tuently mention?-?! In this connection r
Congressman W, a. Jonesi of ths 3.
-t District ami ax-Senator R. Walton
ire, of Fairfax. " lernen led r\
Saht O? RoanokS for the selection Of ?,]
iii.iat. s for the Sonnte by popular 7?,
ice. Th?- names of Attorney-Genera]
lUurue andJOovernor Tyler have also
1 in. ntlonM, but, BO far BS known,
her of these distinguished gentlemen
Indicated any Idea of Htrrrmlng a
lidate.
Appointments i'nr ';n;ila.m.
.?? Hrst appointments In this campaign
public speaking were announced last oj
i by Chairman J. Taylor BUyson, <?f
State Democratic Committee, Hon.
1 w. Daniel will speak al 1:
- i iiikiin county, ?.ni Monday, Bep- ?
? ir Ith, and Ju.i^e J. .M. Queries, *'
nominee for Congress In the Tenth
riet, will Bpoak at Palmyra, Flovnnna ]
?y, August Bd, and at Lexington ,.1.
ember Ith.
in- I oloreil Republican* Meet.
a entrai BepubUcen Loogns moi ,!l
[arria's Hall Monday night with the Tl
tat attendance- sin-., its organisation, ai
ply lit ty new members were added to 0?
roll.
si.I?nt Jones stated that immediately **
organising of the city the Executive of
initie.- WOUld OTO I to organize the Ol?!
ty an.i State. During ths w.-?k sub- D
?es will be organized in cv? ry ward ]
m city, ?'lay Ward has organised aa
.mi an.i Third prodncti?. nith thi oo
dei
aident James Patterson; Vloe-Presl* ,,,,,
Benjamin J. Franklin; Secretary, ' '
am Only; Treeaurer, Beverly Boyd. ?'.
following 00a mltb bs from the '
d of Directors were appointed by
resident: (w
cutive Committee?Henry Moon, j. ? !
inith. R. P. Tanal, Jesse Williams, !v"
m Spain? a. M. Burton, and liich- of
'arter. ari(
ar.ee Committee-William H. Davis /,,
im 'a tai... n. C. West .lehn O. ,-y,
:, Samuel Bak? r, Martin Drane and
Tana'. nie
nbershlp Committee?i., g, Adams tCT1
?. Leiri ' I ??. Bmlth, i!. ?''. Jon
A. M. Hurton, Newton Donan, and r->l
m. Bpaln.
-President Colin Payne presided.
pie
wh
Funeral? Yesterday. 11
funeral of Mm Mary a. rarbroogh ijt ''
place from her residence yesterday *l,r
Ing at 1030 o'clock. the
remains of Mr. s. a. Jarvls, who Yoi
Friday Bt his home, en Louisiana sjdi
were int rred yesterday in Oak- p
The funeral took p]... , f? ,m Fulton ,.
it church at 5 o'clock in the after- nor
chii
umber of Richmond people went to the:
.V Y.. to attend thi liin.-rr?! or' Mr. his
Wise Hobeon. The ?um-ral took
rday morning.
C
ln-Stre??t's Hill Strrnmhrned. Th.
v. another lar:,'o and well- ''ll
i audience at Main-Street Veude- p*Jf
nk last night Th.- already strong *'ai
s strengthened by the special en- n '
i. m of Mills Beeaclta da ?Jre-iu at l
mtrlbuted a very capable pot pouri m'r
sea and several neu aongs, ami w is v,,',!
ecelved. ?if the other featurea the
is, in their comedy sk.-tch Tiddle- '"'s'
ami Johnny Dugan, and iiisa f\o- |,w'J
Moore wer.- all as popular BS ev? r
s also Miss Lillian Maynard and H? '
,hole the prosramm.? Is one of the '
atractivo of the s.-ason. ow"
- m? JObl
ist Ills Life Savins; Others. _c|"
untry boy visiting New York stop- tl
frantic runaway team that v.-is hun
!.. Aaah en the sidewalk where tl>!itt
v.re hundreds of women and chll- f?rn
ii.- saved their lives, but lost his Ban
Hundreds of lives i-re saved every The
y Hostetter's Stomach Hitters. Peo- Hljr.1
10 ?r?- fust going to their graves Vo
Isorders at BtOmach, liver, bowels, weif
loud ate brought back to good c<>nf
by it. All tho sick B?ouUl try lu J ill*?
LEAGUE OFFICERS MEET.
Ful Ii 11 ?In? tic seaslon Held st V. M. 0.
A. Last Maht?.Text aaaehh1au??BTfat?n?,
The officers of the Kpworth League
Union of Richmond and Manchester held
an enthusiastic meeting In the Young
Men's Christian Association parlor last
night, with Mr. E. W. Handy In the
chair. Mr. Alfred Gary offered prayer.
after which part of the fifteenth chapter
of John was read.
The following representative from the
differ, nt churches WOTO present: Mr. B.
\v. Bandy, of st. Jamee Methodist;
Nannie Psgram and MOSSrS. Howard
I and Prank L, Weiht, of Park-Place;
Mesara. C B. BJeEardaoa and w. a.
. of Broad-Street; Mr. c. B
Hughes of Un!ot!-.siat:on; Messrs. J. A.
Booker and Alfred Gary, of Union-Station
n; Mr. P. J. Perry, of Laurel
Street
A pieat doll of discussion was had in
relation to the league work, and plans
were adopted for the betterment of Die
society. -The representatives reported
their respective leagues In good condi?
tion.
The next rally will bo hoM Bl Fifth
Street Methodist church, Manchester, on
S ptcmber 9th. It will be a missionary
rally, and Rev. John C. QranbeJT. Jr.,
pon of Bishop GranUry, will make the
address.
Soiree Musicale.
A most delightful mad. lit was riven
list evening at. the Mount Vernoi
honor of the distinguished vocalist, Mitt
fllllmsn, of Chicago. Not sue
ranee h?re has such a sup
a hi ird in Rli hmond. and m iny
think Cuir voie - ailh , Ml <;i"man los
her wav Into the hearts of a larg-e
number of our t- oph that her
sojourn among them will be of such short
di ration.
The following programme was w<-ll ren
flen i and gr.atiy enjoyed by the targe
company, musical p> opic and other
friends:
1. Piano solo (Lirzt Rhapsody), HUM
Smoot.
2. Quartette. ''Spring Sept;" (Pinsute),
Miss Cofer, Mr. Williams, Mr. and Mrs.
Piair.
'.',. Solo. ".My Little Love" (Hawlcy),
Miss i !ofi r.
4. Plano solo, "Ix-ebcrstrong" (Greigg),
Sera.
.".. Pass sop?, "Armorer Song" (Robin
J. C. Oooch.
n. Soprano do a, "He Wss a Prince";
b, "With Verdure Clsd." Miss Gillman.
7. Quart- ttl . in- dll I (Wbltl ?.
t Soprano solo, "Happy Days," Mrs.
Blair.
!.. Bolo soprano c. "Boballnk" (Beschof);
d, "Wanderer," 'Miss Qlllman,
in. Humorous recitations, Mr. f. l.
il. Q "Oood-NlghL"
CBESAPBAKB IV lit.
A Good Exhibit?Some Intcreaflnc
Ru?es.
CAFE CHARLES, va., August tu,?
i M -The ffarst day of the I
annual meeting of the i i Agri?
cultura] I i .'. elation, was a, v.-ry in
- one. The WOBta ?' was por
ti ' t. and the heavy rains which fell pea*
terday had cooled the air and ;
?a >, n moving two of Um me -t obji ctkm
lblo features generally expeiienced at
L country fair. The i'iii/.. ns' Hand, of
rairmount, Md-, furntabi i the bo
Tie- i, iBa are well tin. .1 with
. very description Bet n at so
igrlcultursl fair. The attendant
n ry gnod fot* the first ii.\y.
Mr Frank Smith, of Pun.,:.,, n. T.,
starting judge of the i I a. T,
?eatherbury, H. i. Nottlnghsm and Dr.
;. Fred Floyd, assistants, snd Mr. B. T.
a, keeper. The races w.-re very
i exciting, in the first race Lata
! nndi r the wire Bret, bat w is
. to third place for running. The
. oond race was won in t1.
taste by floldboro*, of Onancock, \a.
lummsryi
100 puret $100; 2-yotr-oM.
m Bbon ' in thn b< :
orc^Wby w. c. West, Oaancock, Va.,
l; isaiie!, by H. L. Upshur, BsstvUle,
'a., 2, 3; Lu?a s., by Floyd Brothers,
tridgi toara, Va., ;;, I; Bt Paul by I I
am. -, J.urn : ville, \'a., .',. 1; Lloyd, bv H.
'. Johnson, Exmore, Ya., i, i. Time,
SI a m! SES.
Second race -8:9 clase; purst *
knie CL, by Kellam, Bette Haven, Va.,
2. 2; Kir. u-. I ' .', I ., Rich
?ond, Ya., 1, 1, 1; Marlon Cralg, by Ira
'. Nelson, Richmond, Vs., t, 3, 3; Paid
rince, by V.. P. Willis, Mt Holly, N. J.,
Tim.-, 2:.'\ 2:27, rind IrJT.
Third ir-old Bastera Shore
.'ii.,i?i i. bor -: purse si.V)?Lucy J. by F.
r. Hanson, Belle Haven, Va., i. t, t I;
urs.ir, by H. P. James, JemesvUls, V.l.,
1. 1, 1. Tim-. I ;'. _'.!". and IA
The Vinrinia police BtSSSBSr Al
IBM in t!i" bailor this afternoon With
e- members of the State Board of Flsh
?es and oyster Insp.- tor.-, who nr<- en?
alte to ' lid point Comfort, \ a., where
meeting of the board will be held to
orrow for the purpose of discusting the
ater Question.
Alt IVlLltlU
u> Sue??eeil Prol'cs?or Morelnnd nt
Washington und Lee.
LEXINGTON, va., August E (Si
il.)?Professor Walter ! vus,
i. I?., and Professor of Physlca m
e Rensselaer Polytechnic institute,
oy, N. Y., has been elected professor
tor 01 .to till the Chair
Physics at Washington an! !
ratty, made vacant h)
r S. T. More land, B ho B
to the i hip of B -
; McD - . Md.
r Stevens is a native of Georgia,
i. South C . :
1!"^,-. Columbia, B. C; In wat
ut at the i of Virginia for
and tul .-> qui ntly
study in i
b it resided
ii . r of Math
atice ami pbyalca al Pi bar Col?
late institute, Brooklyn, from iyvJ to
a ttudi nt
I in the universities ol
1 p. run, and the I'oiv tl : BlC, Bl
rich. And since 1*92 ht has filled the
air of P?yales al R
Institute. Professor- writ
l about fifty artlclet for scientific
mais, auafnutnes, etc,, Indu
in Johnson'! Cyclopedia. Ht wrote
the part.; nvolvlng phyaica] princi
s in Applcton's
:ch WOTO about one half of the booh
le is now- engaged in the preparation
i mort advanced Uxt-book of pb
Begea He is a fellow of
Am- ricen Philosoph! New
U Aeademy Of Sciences, at:d
ntiiiu Association.
rofeesor Bteveat has a valuable <
i of physical apparatus. Which arc
fly optical and a bring
M valuable instruments with him to
BOW field o? labe/
--?a?
Culpeper ?ataste?,
['T.PKPER, va.. August i'i.-(Special.)
i ..'j'. ;? r OOlt and !' Op :i
huir annual race meet at .Monta .
day was dear and
m, and fully 2,300 people wen present.
Im sixth mee Le?nidas and Elgin fell
he huidle. This created much cite
il, but neither horses nor Jo
a hurt resulted sa follows:
rst race county trot, half-mil. beata
thr.e In five-QeorgB Wash.!
er J. C. Bell, 1. l. l; Bassin, owner M
Carper, 2. 2, 2: baby Ellt-rson, owner
.op. r. 3. :;, r>.
L-ond race?half-mile dash, for horses
e.l ml bred In Culpener?Elgin, owner
i Mi Lane, won; Cathleen, owner V.
launders, second; Orlean, owner John
."an, third. Time H 1-2.
ilrd race)? Juin ping contest, green
ters, for horses that have . .. r eon?
,1 for a prize, conformation and par
nance both te> count equal I) Miss J.
Quidon won; Oreen A Hurkamp'a
Nubian second; Hon. I. L. Johnson's
il.ind third.
urth rac? -Jumping contest, mlddle
;ht hunters, three trials to the Jump,
... nation and performance to count?
J. Hurry's Guidon won; Qrooa ??
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USE ONLY
FOR
'* few -W
AND
For Baby's Skin ?r^rri?
world I? M daaaaBBBi pm?fylnR and t#a???ul as
CI "H t'II? S. ?AC. "^;mo?Jtefr?-<tlTe6kln and com
plexion b UPi a* well as the panal ?n?t tw*tc?t for
MM, ?Bth and nursory. Kor di?Ar*??iiitf r??-???
raiilK-?, ehaflni;?., lagBSHBBgafla and eru;j(: nu, BH
cnistiil, itching irritation* of tie ?<_p, with dry,
thin asid MBflg hair, for ni, rough hand?., with
i t.;,le bl?__es of Inf.iii.-y It
is?bsuiuu'iy ?signal a mai.
s_:kp roa skis TnaicaxD raiurs ?mi
n?t for Tirad Mother?lo ? warm bata - . ?ih COT?
n m BOAr, n.r;.i i nagt? anointing ?n?h ri'?
Ct'ltA, purent Ot enmllit-i-.t (kla enrea T?ilt? ?r*?U
rr.i-r.t wluartfrd ina'aiu r?ll.-f. ptnsltnsl and riSOf
>A/"llt ?n.l .li?;.|. SM I-elrit l?- a ipe*'!",
I and ?"conomi.nl rai? "f ItfitiBW bnrn
Bitr. Heeding, ?.-aly and erosted skin ?ml hca.?>
Luinu;n, wi?i low et hair, *h<u all el?? falls.
SoW tbr. ajaeat the wori.i. Mea. CUTIOOTU
SOAP. SO? CCTICCBj? ?ilntm'nn. no.-. P"T
TJt; I'M'., ? . IISM. CORr. i*oh? Pro| i . I'.oa'ou.
Pntisli U*ro?, 1 K'n? Edward it-, Load.u, E. ?1
Send for All About liub-'t Skin,.-call? und Hair 1 ***
FOR SALE.
!' III BAUS. VERY CHEAP, PIRBT
LASS KAMIl.V DBTVINO HOB8B AND
ICI PHAETON. MuSI soli, Leaving
<>'. Apply at KU . a. aul5-3t
PROPOSALg.
BEALED PROP? ?SALS.
SEALED PR? ?P? 'SAI.s WILL BE RE?
CH ED by the un -
the 8Kb INSTANT for furniahlng
?AL for the court-houi - ind aim
the county of Henrico State prie? per
n tor ' nil Und of coal, and the price
[.arateiy t'xr that for the elmshouse,
;i\. red at ths yard or m i
th,- almShi i hair
i. s from the city, on the Nil
id. i-- i? i P. Wad*
i, ?'!< rk, al v court _o
Quantity prol y-five
is. HENRY C HECHLER,
u M-3t
???????? mi
irkamp'a The Nubian aecond; C. ii.
irkamr/s King Pin third,
'ifth la., free for -ill. running, half*
! beets, ii.-st two in three, catch?
's NInua won; J. O.
nt's < '. nd; P. R si.liter?
's Vite third. Time ri.
lath r mi!.- over six
rdlea I :ry la) pounds,
irougbbreds 165 poundi H. R. Dula*
won; M. D Karper's
. :. K. Salisbury's Itun
?g Eriar third.
( hildri-ii on nn . ' e - e ..
0AM ?KB, VA.. Align ial.1
.1 bj the Kr.-h
< city ?hi- for
Va., in Mrs.
re in ?h
t of spirits and w? re i njoylng the trip
atly.
Bi iwn, a tor ?if
?d ima
.
Roanoke.
THE Alt I H. ISS NEETIHO.
-I.iuvt, Ad?i|iteil initl n BOVI Secre?
tary BlacteS.
n important business meeting of the
. ?:i UM
> Coll.:
for
orary mem id for an i
Ths bj
i
.-.?'. H. !
which v.
. . Mr Uttl? ton Pits
sen to htm.
un??? i!:i<t ? OnnS Isnanni
r. m. w. Korvell, ' '
Richmond
ng with aa
irsion of .% ..f lie*
i, who. with their ni
sy at Virginia ie
.."n's i having been v? ry
i. arid se) i that the outlook f? r aa ox*
on is excell? nt.
Ion of the
i ?al 9
period '.:'
very Inter?
M Richmond
attend.
Mr?. Wotnhorg Ili-iul.
s. Bei nah Weinberg, nife of Mr.
l v. rth 8? ven
th Bi n udd? ttly at h r boms
l > i. aa ?i ti i i
m-.; i bage. e or i nun*
.-d, but deemed an Inquest unn
.--. Weinberg leavea besides a bu
foUoa Iren: A. I., Idos? i, Jen
, I? n ?. ? 1 -?'Ii. . .\! n v
y. w
e funeral will ta '.-'-day ut i
[. from the huus?-.
loathful Ule? el Int Hart.
olphliM Berry, a lad residing .?n Bar
rleigl '-. fell from his wheel ruar the
rs? il ru?) and was quite badly hurt
gentlemen, who ug in hi?
v, brought tna youngster to the city,
e he was cared :
CAST03TIA.
i !]? _ yf]H Kind Ycj Han Aiaars BougJi
ture
<&?&!&
Boa
and
TH.'
?ton
3 lil
: > -II
Anyt
will
au
THA
Uriel
Btroe
per r
bo d?
au
If
Briel
elty
Hi?iu
?e? i
au J
ShVLOThTSaT WA?TJ.
~wa:?ted7~~
SHOESALESiVIA^
Long-established factory want? ?ir?
class man to sell B WOtt-adverl
Of shoes on commission. Roth read Bfl
?hoe experience necessary. Addi
references. Box ?Zi\, Boston, Mass.
_au 17-lt
WASTED,
A RESPECTABLE WHITI WOMAN T?
cook and take cart of dining-room, o
York river. Will be well treated. A goe>
home for a good woman. I.
Address York RIVER, care Rlchmom
Dispatch._ au 17-3t?
WASTED,
BBVEN INTELLIGENT MEN TO TAK
ordi rs for "Cuba and the War wtl
Bpaln." Magnificently lllustratsd. Bt II
at sight; workers making from $3 to 1
dally. Circulars, war ptcturi
lnelncements free on application. Addren
GI.OHI-; BIBLE PUBLI8HINa COM
PANY, 723 Chestnut street, Phil
PB._au 17-3t
WANTED,
SALESMAN TO join ORGANIZATIOl
In Richmond Introducing a BOW wort
Lltx ral pay. THE martin S HOI
COMPANY, 903 east Main Street
_ au lV-lt?
WASTED.
WHITE OR COLORED fllRL TO COOK
and ,io general housework. Mast be ex
I and brinjc recommendation. 10.?
M _au 17-lt*
WANT); I).
POUR GOOD CARPENTERS.
R. ' HPISTOW.
au l"-1t* Ni wporl News, Va.
WANTED,
FIVE INDUSTRIOUS MEN AND
Women. Unusually good opportunity.
Salary or cemmlssion. instalmenl or cash
work. No experience required. UNITED
MANUFACTURING PUBLISHING COM?
PANY, 1107 east Main Street, Richmond,
Va. au ll-Th&WJt*
WANTED.
ART OBADUATE PKSiRES posi?
tion in Virginia or some Other Southern
State Referen.-. - furnished. AddreSI
Miss EUGENIA SMOOT, No. 1118 west
Fayette street. Baltimore, Md.
jv fj.W.F,a8u*Ot?
UAM'HI).
IEVEN INTKLLIGKNT MEN TO TAKE
and tic War With
hjaln " Magnificently Illustr?t) -i Bells
it light Workers making from B to B
?rar pictun s. ami llbe
Mi indui ments Fi
oi.i (BE BIBLE I'I BLISHING
!OMPANY, 7L':i Chestnut street, Phlta
Iclphia, Pa._BJ I
W IVTIll),
i FIRST-CLASS BREAD AND CAKE
Franklin i
au ns-at*_
WASTED,
YOUNG LADY WISHES To TEACH
i Private Family or School. Can teach
?nglli h, Latin, . ' ' ithi matlcs,
ud instrumental Music.
c given a
Misa ANNIE, Abilene c- t
. iti r, CI' i:
a. ' ''n*
V\ VMIll).
N ENERGETIC MAN. I >F
-
,tabllshi .11'. " NIEL WAIDE,
114-1 w
\v v\ I 111).
ALL Wlio DE8IRE A LIST OF '."I.'1:
ax-Payers ol Caawell county, N, c'.,
,. Halifax, or ir nry
il itlon. and tht amount "i theli as
issment, can obtain same by s. nding
, c-nts in 1- or ::
h county desin ! A
' iMi'Si ?N K CO., Din torj Publl
v,ville\ \ au 10-?t
m ?iMi'v vv tv r<.
\\ WILD.
o BELL OR BENT ON sharks, a
n m ,,i' ? from Rtch
ond; "ii.' mile from depot; m.i dwell*
orchard. Apply a. v.. i
At n over cuntv. Va
a'l 1. V. . : .
WASTED,
SKi'ONI )-H AND TYPEWRITER
MUSI be ill gOOd ..rd.-r and dill Cheap.
CHARLES I-. LEVi 18
IU 17-lt? car- of l'HI!, r No. I
W WTI'.I).
MKS. NANNIE D. WERTH HAVING
? , mtlnue bouaeki ! Ing at 2".<
,".-t would liki
i, i ,,;,i. for two se, ond-stoi and one
ms. i'i- ise apply a*
_au i:
WASTED.
i RENT, BY SEPTEMBER 16TB \
.'our Rooms, Wr.-t Boor, ami . n -
,l 1... itlon pn r. rr< d. Reply, giving
rme, li. K.. Boa - !
W WILD.
r A GENTLEMAN AN!' HIS WIFE,
ird i a- ten days or two wee ks at a
.-:> ami easily accessible country place,
. ommodatlon - .' i a of i be I
untsin Count
s given. A.l
ting location and txacl terms, "PRO
:SSI< i.NAi.." can Dlspi ti h au
\\ ISTED,
ARDEB8 FOB TWO NICELY-FUR
hi d rooms, with good tab
o,forts. Terms moderate, Apply
No. e,Jl north Seventh street, ault-lw
< o VI.. wood. AM) COKE
njamin L 1 W. S. l'ilcher.
vv. v pji.t BEB .v t o..
?AR8HALL AND BOWE STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA
(nil., wood. IM? t OBOE,
ALTTT, WEIGHT, AND PR
GUARANTEED.
K!. ;: ml COAL ii
ird
au i IS
LOST, 9TRAYKD, A5ID H.! M).
OST, ON MAIN STREET BETWEEN
hi h and Ninth,
.- SMALL ' ?PEN-FACE GOLD
,'l'i'li. With cb Ma
: "From U
' Two y.
n to pick ?' up. As? h is highly prised
un i" a Dr.
ORGE B. STEEL, 727 Ma.:.
It"
MEETINGS.
vTTKND \ i. i \::
. SION OF RICHMi ?ND U
a, B. P. O. E, THIS EVEN]
o' !"
: Ruler.
T. It. A. BURKE,
i 17-lt_
FOR RK.\ r.
"_? g
FOR REJ I".
RE 430 NORTH SIXTH STREET
rablj l for retail i
BAMUEL REGESTER, T
!. nk sir., t.
'_au ll-SuA: W t f
for BEET,
IT FRANKLIN STKKKT~No. 31D
Deairabla H
LB
' Bit I
at once.
. REGES1]
Trustee and 1
K-Su.W&Ftf_ llu.
I .)ll HUM
iT Most DESIRABLE TWO
Basement Bi .. i ... . : . n
?uth Laun ; mv
is, and having city v
K.-nt loa
Il C J. P. Ki.A \l .
[?-.iv__1113 Main str. . t._
FOR RE>T.
T MOST DESIRABLB SIX-I:
illlng No. 3.;o south La
t. City water and gas. Rent only JI2
nonth, und ail noctsaary r.-pairs will
me. J. B. KL.v m A- CO.,
-w U13 Main sir. |
'
FOR RENT.
YOU WANT A NICE SIX-BOOM luv
t House, in Bice order un.I having v"
water, wo can reut >uu No. 17p; east I"
t, for It) per month. Call |
is about it. J. B BLAM & CO.,
13-iw Jii3 Main atreet.
?*s~s~?^S3*t? *U'r,-TM. t?-r#
t _s_P_!i_?_ii -*T'- ' rt '- -I' T_n7
??;ade_ " vkndob?SS
By the Valentin? Auction Coi ?T*"
Ml east ]:
PXTRA LARGE AIC1?ON SUP
lj Off 0001) r
TREHSES, HOOK
CARPI
'
THIS .?' ; Moitxix,; - ;
nut Bull I I
',
robes, Wood- an I i
Folding Bed,
?'loth i' irlor Bull
?
Bedateads, and W
Qood Furniture, .\
Ing fr-.m the
illy invited to attend.
J. n v \u
aa l? ' r
?SWUM HIBB BSJSBBB Durs.
-3
WHEN REAL 18 BOLD ti-b
TAX1-.S POB THH ? : RRKN1 i
DA? 1_AB AR1 ?
KAT.V lir TUB VENDOR A.\L? ?iiij
VBMDBB
r, *
'
AUCTION ?ALB OF A BPLElf.
DIDCOLLI
NITURK
elluli 1 . |
without limit oi
Un st:?.. ?,
PRIDAT, Ai?i' I
eomm? ncli
ment of r*Ul I
beautiful I
Plate mill :
nul M Chambei
\'. ?nut Wardi
i
rotor, Walnut 1 i
Oak Wan i
me V? .ib.ii
ii f<
1 ?
and K h? n i
the attention of a I
in fir
vit. .1 :
Wed
boui
sah :
VA I
B) Poll ird '
iTIBUBTEE_ AUCTION I
_
yio. -
Ml INFOR D '
8TJ
eers i I
pi .m.
PRIDAT, Al
liar d< i'th, rui .
IMS: Enough In i
", any t.i\
!
_juM7_ll i: I
are,
Reel ?
rraUBTEES* sai...
-S
VALUABLE IMPRO*. ED I
T LTE,
ON THK NORTH 8
8TREE I'
BETH EEN T\\'i-;,.i- i n |
- i REKT,
WITH TV ' II tNDS" >MK III
BT? iliV NEW Ell ILDIN
THE i"I '4
IN< I \|i
STREET
AM? EXTENDING
PARALLEL UNES
TO BE BOLD AT I S.
In . t
. the 25th day of June, 18 i
his v. ;!'?-. t0 tl:
I
PRIDAT, SKI'TI ' '
at I o'i I.,, |c
Tin- |
ill ,i| I
f ft !>
ty or comf ?
i - i
l? OF sv
I
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i of trust ui .
.ne third
Mil be .
<jv<? th
JOHN .
an v
pBUBTEEfl Al - LION *ALB
L
TWEE.N II
By virtue of
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BAL KSTATB AT I'RIVAT? SALE-.
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