Richmond dispatch. [volume], October 09, 1898, Page 15, Image 15

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_ THE RICHMOND lUSFATCH-SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1898.
KAUFMANN & CO.
OUR STORE IS ? VAST EXPOSITION
OF
FALL FASHIONS FOR WOHEN,
MISSES, AND CHILDREN,
,g ????????6 mtePe8t !,f ltsrlf and (louhly inlcrosling when the EXTREMELY KEA
\i;i.i I ?K ES are ronadered. ?ON TO KAUFMANNS!" is the watchword of erery
m Ki? 11..!??..? wliiMv GOODS ARE -ANDS010B8T, QUALITY MOST DEPENDABLE,
i |.1C1"> ARE ?REASONABLE.
vt.li. OF FASHtOWAEIaE M ITS,
, i?\ i ?, ? 1PM * > > r\ it*?.
t Supremacy
'
i,, netto? by tiii?? efeek'i
. ? ? oH-MADR sins i hum ?5.1??'
TO ??it?.
?. <_ "H A *?*l'l'?'??1.1 COvert Cloth
^f *??">..?V *;,it. tailor? .1 by the
: ... -.. : .
II fill* f** gS.Ml 4)M,1.
, _/?, " *; * ? ?' ? Very Nobby.
M vl'' J l"iaht-Klttlt-.i{ Suits. of
. . ,'it;? I'vatt .loth, Ja. k.-ls all
ii Ctt\ fifi ** sell Si II ?lr
M **)lir.UL? , H.ilts, In
in Navy,
illored with tin- n. w
t? ?kl7 *\(\ *'" 0 Y, r Handsome Chc
\, ?ILJU , l!,u.(* tiir,,ui/h
llned
?. Rlack Taffeta sill
i: both i: v? or N ivy, ami
teen to be apprecleted
.. c in AH toe ihow a Superb suit
A! ^AU.-irv ,.. Blaok or Blue Cheviot,
i and tight-fit ting,
autlful ind ?-ilk lined,
de wi.h new Spanlah flounce,
?und.
. v lal aran l value ;.
M**}7 " an * * f-how til.
,??t I , s\r , ? .._. , h jr a, fg\
iifhout, skirt, lacket, and
perfect ilitm*. c?>?t cut In tli?' Ban*
ng fro? k < ?Y.-'-t. Also, at the
?e show the Verv Nobbl? -t
Suit, double-breast? ?l. tlght
i. lined. **. :
OS* Kit 11 EfT.-rla In
SfLM \M> PLAEIfKL U tlST*?.
? \ 11?or.llnn.-T 4?IT?-riuse ?>f I'rrm-h
I'nll I .ii.-ii?.
I h ?IValatB, n*. hlirh n?- Sift for
thSBB, ?'mil Bl C"^ Q*a?
anal Walati. In Rlack,
and Blue, excellent
wlth full front, near style
*' ' ' 98Ca
k .
'..fully Hr.'ible.l rinnnel Waist?., ?
with tight fitting Inner lining, collar und
rn nt trlmni. (1 with row? of ?ilk CI Ott
? laTTO
Vt reteen Bhlrt-Walsts, tight-fitting
ba< k, full fronts, ?Wtached collar, ?plen- I
did quality, color? Drown, Red. C"> 1ft
n, apd Navy, at "nly . i?*?J?J
Handwome Quality BrtlllanUne Waist?.
tu? k. d <?n the blau, nil sises, from 32
to 42. it the wonderful low price ci *ye
All-Wo?i Plann?l Waists?!*' stylishly
hr.ii<|..(i, Mas effect, detached collar,
e-lora Bine, Black. Garnet, and CI ~fl
Red: cholea . . yjtt.-jx?
AlSO, a line of MlBSsa and ?T*hlldr?*n's
l tie! nnd Cash mer?? Waists. Jnct the
i- thing for ?chool wear, at vary
t nable ?>ri? < ?..
M-".l* \H ITK SKIRT*.
A full line for children and misses, S
to i?. years. Also, Suit? at prices to suit
body.
VAMJL A\D MTVrP.lt IMH:nWP..*iR.
It's time ?o buy lt. und if you will but
compare you will flnd our prices the
lowest f<.i like quality.
Ladles' K1.-.T.--I'.nfd Ribbed Vests, rib
bon and embroidered neck und embroid
er. <! fronts, Pants to mSteh 'S t\c '
OUCh . af>vJI?La
Extra Fine Quality Ribbed
V?*-etS, ?I'k tape neck, embrolderv ttftf
flolsbed, Panta to match each... -***s%,t
lea" Cnlon or lomblnatlon Sui???. tho
.." brand, perfection In lit. Qftr*
itid comfort, our price onlv *s*^Utt
?'hildren'?. Wool .-?nd Cotton Mi**:-"-d
Shirt?, tii? Don-ahrlnksble kind, silk
cr?"'!ii't and lane n??'k. the very ')m\c
value, nt . am^soso
I.\DII.V AM) milBt* REAL KID
OLOYsM.
v., mmle a rlr.-uit of tho largest and
! glove manufactories nnd Import
! secure the very b>u* Reel Kld-Olov?
value! tl.nt could be had Glove?; thai WO
could fully guarantee, and thai would
give entire satisfaction-ari'1 we BBCOeed
! beyond our expectations. And to tho?
roughly Introduce our Qtovea thla m
and to forcibly demonstrate our oneqnal
I? ?i glove-gfvofl power, we offer
OEDAY ami YVMDAY
our entire lln.? of $1 ("ne dollar) N? w
nul WiTit. r Dress KI'J ?Jlows. In
g all the new shades, Blacks, and
Whites, with Black and Balf-atltched
backe, two-clasp and Foster laes T^p
faatening, ?it . ,Jl"
?s- renty-Flve Cents)
EXTRA. Bach and every pale of th?
above Oiovea will !?? fitted by eanerlenced
tit t.-rs. and fully guaranteed at
Cunt? r.
?.i?1.1* OAaMBfl
The Himiiiu I*n?I Ever? -.There.
Bweh fJolf Capee, of nii-wmi. (!??ui?ie
face cloaking-, with rever? and CT O"**,
trimmed with frm??- .... ?J'??-?-'
Very Kandaome Oolf Capea, suitable
for mourning, S"ii?l Black back, com
I I with Black and Wliite front
i ! finished ??IT with frim-.?- CIA 00
t . match . yjti\r.\s\s
Oolf Capea, made of Imported iSrotcn
plaid shawls. In rich Blue and C|_ ???O
a coloring . * am*?* to
in it ?r iim.diii:vs am> BABIES' Di:
P\ HTM I. VI'.
Thla d'-partment is now all aglow with
Cutest, Smartest, Newest, an?
Hiighteat Things in wearing apparel
by and the Uttb? t.?ts.
FALL AND ?HTM RKF.FFRS.
Children's Heavv Cloth RssfSTS, in
Gr.cn, Brown, and Brae, ("liar trlni
iii.-d In braid, ?sizes 4 to It Cl Q*"J
jx-ars . **** **"_
Very Stylish. Nobby Ri-cfers. with
largo sailor collar, beautifully C_ ?-?0
trimm-d with handsome braid, --p- *-?*-*
I-'a?cy Mixed Refers, with lurg"? sailor
cllar. ?rimmed with plain cloth 10
match, nn?l braid, new cut, buck trimm??d
wlih rirOJM and button?. Also. Two
Toned Boucle l..-?-f?r-. trimmed (n
like manne., st the extreme ?fc-l Oft
low price of .?^J.-tr-.
The Newest '"') Nobbl? I Military
Ca|i.s, for misase and children, of all?
wool camel'e-halr s-re,?*. lined with R??d.
ami trimmed with gilt buttons, C*"/ Qg
INFANTS' LONG AND SHORT CLOAKS.
Much tho largest BtOCk In town. Mui !i
the best Uste Shown In Its selection,
with much Hi- LOWEST I'RK'KS.
I r, r..n t f' bong Caahmer? Cloak-, em
broider,,! and trimmed in silk Ci Ufa
braid, for only . 9s*h***0
Hundreds of other styles in Silk. Cash
metre, or Bedford Cord, rang- Clft "--?.0
lng In prk*es up to . cniO.sJVr
Children's Short Csshmere and I'?"'!
fro? .... ..S?S $1*50 Up.
INFANTE SILK CAPS AND BON
NETS from $154? down to as *) Rr
low as . '*Jl'
RICH PARISIAN MIM.IM'HV (I1K4
TIONS.
Have you peen our Beautiful Millinery?
'Tis the greatest style gathering BVST
assembled.
,-p??ial display of New Imported Pat
tarn Hats. Von should se?: them!
Spefini Wntnes In
CHIf.DMKVS TliniMI'D HITS.
They must be seen to be sppreclsted.
Every Btyle, every color, every price to
suit you. Over MO sperial designs t" se
lect from.
M'onilerftil Snl*? of
M'll.KING HATS 4M) S\II.OHS,
At I'rloe? Tlmt Will Set ?lie Toivn'
a-TalkiiiK.
Qeantne Fngiish Wool Pell Walking
Hits, stylishly trimmed with flab-net
ami quills. L/jok at the Qftr?
. rjOa?.
KAUFMANN ? CO, FOURTH AND BROAD STREETS.
HERE TO MOSTER O?T
i ni: i liiiiii iu:?.mi:\ i i?n h imi ti>
1117 II1SLHAHGI7D.
IE OLD EXCHANGE CROWDED.
The H.illrtlng- Fllls-d AVIth Soldier?
from 4'ellnr to tinrrct ?LI vely
- . ,.- I .-?(.T.lny iiini I.aat Night?
. he 44 .irk II.-kIii? TiiilornnT,
Uli enlisted men in the Third
R :., nt. gtsVUl 1.1V' nr<- now
I la the old Exchange Hotel.
! there are either ill at home
?r are on detached duty els?where, seve
in the ambulance corps. The
. than ono hun
of the men came traeh at ?ho ex
l their furloughs, indi? a
of disci! ling uinon-?
: the regiment.
Th.? men had been coming in all B*. I a.
.,...- th. m aaaas in yasterdBy,|
tt.o companies returning In a
the latter, were Company
D. of ville; Company F, of Al
. ad ' 'iiii'.iny K, of Frcde.rickii
The forim r had about eighty
men In Un. " V about the same,
iny K brought even It?? eiilbi-l
.nd tatas officers, leaving only six
... re all account? ?1
,Mng naturally grat:U? ?!
n Lowe, who goes out of the
t.. . atand ?t. tvreatlng hi-* com
m Iba volunteer army.
ills comiiany. by the Way, make g ?similar
Sag th ,r captain.
. ??TV, u three meals by
..>. only one 0
a u.?, >i. but nt men
rara ?as ?ad, and the
i.od-chl'I'I ?-i .
. ; irlough of the mc:,
until midnight. coraavaQiiently
not under militaiy di.
: time. They roamed IBS
.i mi*: the day. tree '?f all i
. , but there was ptacUcaUy n?> dis
mally u. fellow la hin.
.... I,..,l im!.it"'I tOO f*
I cuj?. but tho jiercenlHi
mi'ly small, though tlier?
?ias t al of drinking amolli, th
B
.-17 LIVELY SCENES.
. s Banal the eld i?"'' ' t*****
,,t were sr*ln?sUed la ta?
Mi p trert arriving ?u ihs Um**,
tins: they receive!
i tnrade? who had pre.
like that in.-n give to those
-, h re th? i hav. he. I '-1 for
a few day?.
. of the mm was much
thai of w-Jmolbo) m through
lort like children ; ?
?nd 01
, v,-ry c.ni.r ??t the build
: tirad il" nan ''',,.
Many of the raen turned in early uun
ly .III not turn In at ull. re*
, | ,i?iv Mnilled In In t??'"- BBM
K"?"!ly numb' |;K'V
, the KUi?i?<?rtliig anus of
'. .r riding ??n the arms of
I I he mal.-rlty. t<"?. went t.? their
bunks tried to rJeep; n
for the first time Jong after
I
STRICT DISCII-LINi: TO-DAY.
w.is do Mk'iilar guard ]a?t night,
m] . furnlxliol t?'? - "
for tola duty, ?a hi'h wan pui.-ly volun
Captain Frsemsn, ??f Company H.
! , . r the <!.?y. Atxd F1r?t-Lieu
Moneurss ?.rnV < r of the guard.
i-elli? will sound at "ensck o' day
?or-oing, wlmn r?dl will be called
and guard eetabiUbed. The dlaotpMne, of
?hub ??moer? sod men of th? Third Hegl
tua.nl are justly proud, will be strictly
? "1 to-day, and throughout th?>
tine the r.gliiKfit I? h?-r?r. The company
om.-er? are tjuurtered on the same floors
nil* laur rae-a, and they are held respon
for th.? wanton destruction of pro
pert**1.
The work of mustering out the regi
ment will 1? ?.in t"-ni"rrow. ,ind not far
from two weeks v. m i.,- reejntred t.? oonv
I It. The physli al examinations of
the men will probably be conducted by a
regular army aurgeoa, assisted by the
Burgeons Of 11.*> regiment. Major Smith,
tho regimental surgeon, aad C?ptalo An
ifl and Captain Gamin arrived last
'
1'R1-:si:ntati??n of tiii: flag.
Tho presentation of the Bag, which will
be glvea to the reglmeni by Governor Ty
ler In the name of the i>eopl>' of \'irj;i lia,
win occur probably on Tuesday, th
the time has not b? en fix? ?1. The d iy
wlll i i by Colonel Nalle and
Pri? ?-.
There was to have been a :ne-"ing of
the ??tin <rs of the regiment last muiu to
i ! r the advisability of taking | poll
of the i. ?im. 11 to learn the w nttmsat of
the men regarding staling in th.- servi te,
but It was postpa.n.-ai, and will ?inbuhly
Id tiiis afternoon. As stated la yen*
t. rilay's Dispatch, ptobabl) ts" i??r c lit.
of the* ineti tlestr?. tO i'main in !.':
vi..-. Nearly aQ the ofBosrs desire to re? j
main, but C?ptalo Rowe, of Company K, |
ami ?c?ptala Wiiiard, of Company i, Bay
they enlisted t?. fii;ht. and as th. i ?. is to
Dg to be done they want to return
to Civil lile.
lio.ul Minstrel Prrfoi-inanee.
Wilson ??.- Cl. veland's MlnstFOll gUVO
matlast am evening aerfonnanoea al
the Academy yesterday before a fairly
large aadloaoe ?at the former and to a
packed house at ni?ht. Owing to th?- inte
hour at whiih the organization arrived,
and some delay In getting out the ps>
raii.*, the curtain was not rung up until
look at the matinee, and that per
formance 'lid i?"t ?- '? with the. vim Which
characterised UM entertainment of the
'Hi
Tho stage Ecttlng for the first jiart
mu?.? a benstlfnl pistare, und the ..?s
tumai worn were very handsome. <;
Wilson, of course?, furnished most of the
fun In the first part, though John Queen
was very amusing with his QUBlBt hu
mor, and made a declda-d hit In bis two
. "Habits On" sind "All Alone." Th"
ballad singiTB poOOSSSOd sweet voices,
and their aelectlona were well received,
in l!io olio K. If. Hall made bis banjo
"talk" as only he can; KSBO and V?
the knock-abouts, did I sid. -splitting act,
ending With their burl, ?qii?- trasese p. r
formanoe; Frederl? k Brothera and Ten?
Bey ma.lo music from all kinds of In
su utrients, and the Troahadour Four did
a reflneg singing net, which had In It
ju-t a touch of comely. QsorgS Wilson
was in an excellent humor ut the eve
Ding performance, and his mirth was
iniaitlous, for the audDnce caught it, |
and laughtc?! at SVarythlBg he sai.l.
The feature of the performance, how
WaS the wonderful nit <.f Caica ?lo,
"King of the High Wire." His fc-uts <m
a bounding wire, 12 feet above the ?tage.
were almost gtsrvsUoan and the audi
, ii.a- rOBOhad tfee highest pitch of enthu
siasm during hi? act.
Mr?, ?.til'? Vi is Is ! is >*. I " ii F.xrnralon.
Mrs. Gill, Superintendent of the Male
Orphan Asylum, has arranged to run an
excursion to ihe city of Washington
O, October 24th, over the Cheaa
peake and <?>ilo rallwuy, at a very at
tractive rate.
The truln will leave here at 10 o'clock
In the morning, and the tickets will be
good on return trains October 24th and
26th.
Many will take advantage of this last
excursion of the season, which Hfford?
a rare opportunity for visiting tho na
tional capital under th?- most pleasant
circumstance? at a nomina; c ist.
Roaemary Library Board to Meet.
An Important meeting of the Board of
Lady M magere of the Rosemary Library
will be held ?t th.? rooms of the library.
Fourth and Franklin streets, Tuesday
i.ion at 4:30 o'clock.
, , ._ ^m s/SBJSJ fSSass ****** ?as*? my*.
?unlU ^ISW*y5<?SCIS*l
AT NEWPORT NEWS.
?MIMI74VHAT OF A MAS 4.TIOS DJ
POLK 17 CIRCI.K?.
A b: coal organization.
The llospitiil-Milp ncllcf? An Ap
j? run.' b I n ii Ma rr In k*?Appointment
Approseil?AVorlc at Hi* Shlpyar.l
ll.-iiiu Rn?li*?l?Keel? I nl.l.
NEWPORT NEWS, October ?.-(Spe
cial.) Somewhat of a sensation was
Bprnng here this afternoon when it be
came known that charges had been pn
ferrad agalnal three w.-ii-known raatah? i ?
of the police force, and that charges would
also probably be brought against aii,,i!i-r
in the next few days, otlic? rs N. T. Mal
lory, W. A. Crump, and A. L. VSiuSsfa are
all charged with dlsr. gar?ling BtatlOB 12
of th?N rules under which they wnik !>y
partaking of Intoxicants while In the <li>
< barge of tli(ir duty. Another oiflcer. it
13 understood, will be charged by Thoraat
Bynos with Improper and cru? 1 clubbing
on the day of the launching. The Police
.'??mnilssloners will meet tin- lattSr part
of next week, when all of the rJhargBS
preferred will be heard. The otlie.-rii are
fearless men, who ha\.- always bBBB fore
Btoal in performing their duties
The shipment of coal from this port in
the next twelve months will !x? tr< men
dOU '. ami trill place Newport N? WS at the
head of tin- coaling stations of tho world.
Many of the coal companies In the New?
River District, West Virginia from which
the Chei'apeake and Ohio Obtains all of
Its coal, have consolidate?!, and the bulk
of the mineral there will be brought to
this city and dumped on steamers for
northern ports. The organization of the
New-River Consolid?t. .1 Coal Company
has been completed, and is In Its.if th.
most Important and extensive transaction
e\.-r consummated |q the State Of .'
Vlrginta. This new company Is regularly
Incorporated under the Stat,- laws, with
un authorised capita] <?f MMMt, and the
ofBoets are: Ptesl-aent, J. Frei. Effinger,
of Stnufitnn; Vlce-Presidcnt, L. W. Nut
tall, of Nuti.ill! urg; Sfcr.-tary nn?i Trea
surer, O. C. Kubacli, of Stone Cliff. I!?,.ir,l
Of Dir,clots-J. A. McGanaB, of Sew. II;
.*'..ii;ue] Dixon, of Mel?,maid; C. C. BS
of t?*uinneaoont; C. C. Katkaeh, of Stone
Cliff; J. R. Seal, of Central: J. L. Beury,
Of Bcury; V. Howai.l. of Rush Run; W. V
Boons, of Boonc; and G. F. Cup? non, ol
Mie Creek.
WORK IN HARMONY.
The Atlantic Transportation Company,
which is buying up all coal ships In sight.
and operating so extensively from thai
port on a four > ears' contract, is lar?- l?
B part of the New-Cher Consolidated*
Oaal Company, and the two, with th
Chesapeake and Ohio, work in perfect
haratany. The pust week lias s.-.-n the
?-.?msutnmutinn "f the deal betwe.-n tne
Atlantic Transportation Company Hnd
the lake ship-owners for the chart, r of
four fine steamers and thirty-nine lar;
barges. These Vessel? have been ?tart? ?!
,i,,wii the It Lawrence to the Atlantic
en n.ute for Newport New?, and will reach
here in the next few days. Th*?* ve??*ls
Just chartered represent a capacity of
,?.500 ton? and an Insurance of gl.lx-l .^-?
At New York and Boston, the Atlanti
Company Ib buying up all coal carts In
sight, and from now on will send from
Newport News something like 3.000.000 or
4,?<00,000 tons of coal a year. Already the
company is doing an enormous business,
and it will continue to enlarge its trade
steadily.
The Cnlted States army hospital-ship
Relief arrived at Old Point Comfort this
morning from Santiago with a number
n{ ?lck an convalescent soldiers, who w<l?
be treated In the general hospital at
Fort Monroe. The work of unloading th
?ii-k commenced this afternoon. The Re
lief la a flrst-claaa hospital-ship, w*ll ap
pointed, and In every way adapted to ac
commodate alck people. It does the same
service for the a/my as the Solace doe?
far tbs navy.
Th" first three-masted schooner to talc?
Oui a II? ' <! -' ut Newport N.ws is tho
Martha .V M. Johnson, whi.h ?.ia pur
i at Baltimore by Cspt iln \s llUsm
Walla... .Smith and ChlSf-of-PollcS S. J.
Rarwood. Captain Smith will run his
u'-r In the freight trade, carrying
lumbar and brick to Norfolk and Bsltl
saors, or from those ports to Newport
News.
Th?? CbeSBp ik- and <?hio barg.-? which
went ashore "if Psawlck Ught but boon
sold to i:. T. Veasey tor BA.
APPRi ?ACHINO MARRIAOE
invit liions have been received to the
marriage of Seigeanl of rollra J"i?n w.
Reynolda, Of this city, and Miss Mary
Josephine QoodJoe, ol Neleon oounty. The
ceremony sill take placs at Hsbcoa Bap
t. i church at 3 o'clock on the inoriiing
ol \\ October 19th. Sergeant
Reynaldi la ear** popular here, having
been COBBOCted with the police, force for I
a number of year?.
Judga lacs action in appolntlsg Mr.
Houcbina to be a Justice ol the PSSjOS In
' peaks Magisterial District, to nil the
<?tii' . m...la- va?/.ni by tlie resignation ot
Mr. Qeorge W. BnrdgO, a month ago, is
ganerallj approved. Thla district iBCindsa
the famoua resort of Phoehua.
Mr. H?-nry Kdwln Itus-ell BVSBS, ot
Pueblo, Mexico, and Miss Rosalie Kmma i
Cation, "f the sum?* place, BJSrS muiried
in tho Blue parlor of the Chamberlln
Hotel ut 7 o'clock last evening, th? Rev,
Dr. FieelBBll. chaplain of the post, oltl
?.iuting. Mr. Kvans Is a native of Eng??]
land, but for some time has been en- i
in the banking business at 1'uebio. Tho
brido is a sister of Mrs. Dr. b, W. J.
I'.ttus, wife of the quarantine offle.r at I
Old l'oint C.imfort. The marriage was j
private, only two or three Irlanda of thai
contracting parties witnessing It.
The snip-yard is rushing work on the
battleship Illinois, which was launched
last Tuesday, Tie- vessel is now tied up
at the pier, and will soon rOOBtVS her ar
n.or.
The Kearsarge nnd Kentucy are rapidly
approaching completion. They are al
ready quite formidable In appearance, if
not In tact
The keels for two of the new Morgan
l!n.-rs have been laM, and those for the
third ship and the other two of the Crom- |
Well I.ine will bo laid In a few ?la? ?
It is very probable that the k?-ei for the
new li ut!? ship and that for the new moni- .
t?.r will be laid before the first of the year.
Decision In Favor of a R. R. Co.
CHARLESTON, 8. C, October I in the
United States Circuit >_'ourt to-day Judge
Simonton handed .?own a decision In the
of the Georgia Railroad Company
against the Pori Roya, and Augusta Rall
roaal Company, in which claim?? *.
Bands by the form r company against tho ;
latter for mon-y alleged to be due for ,
BSrtlC.es rendered during the recent re- i
?< :v. r-hlp of J. S. Averlll. The decision ?
order?, the payment to the Georgia com- j
pany of $50.000.
Negro Strike? Mr?, ?oveaatelsa.
Robert Harris, a negro man, stru? k ;
Mrs. LoveastelB la?t night about M
o'clock, In front of her clothing ??.ore, on
Sixth street, and knocking her down,
snatched a pair of pants and ran off with
them. A great numba-r of persons saw
tho vile deed of ihe mull, and ther? was I
much excitement for the moment. Po- j
liceman Sowell was near-by, however.
and soon had Harris climbing the stairs i
?if the Second Station-house.
Third District Committee Meet?.
There was a short session of the Third
District Democratic Congressional Com
mittee In the State Library building ye?
t. r.lay. <?nly routln? buslnees was trans
acted. The member? present were Chair
man K. La, C. Scott and Messrs. Clyde W.
Saunders. H- Is? Carter, and Simon Solo
mon. Mr. Jefferson Wallace, chairman of
the City Committee, waa also present.
The Cost of Freeing; Cnba.
The United State? are certainly entitled
to retain possession of the Philippine
Islands, if the peace cooninission.-r?. ao
il.'cide. for the ctsat of the war runs far
into the millions, ami the end Is not yet.
The in. !:? > paid out reach?.? an aston
ishing total. To fre? the ?toma h. liver,
bowels, and Mood ol dtsea??. lui.v*'
i? not an expen?lr? undertaking, a
few dollar? Invested In Hostatter'a
Stomach Bitters will ?ccompltsh the task
easii.y. The poor as wall as tho rich can
aflor? B.
IN SECOND DISTRICT.
BRICHT IMtOSPF.4 T FOR HON. 4VIL
I.IAM A. YOlMi,
13 GETTING HEARTY SUPPORT.
The Hoar In the Republican 4'nmp?
A Letter?He*?lqunrter* Ho?.*. Rann?
Quoted? l ?n't C.*t Ont?"small-Por j
in Norfolk.
NORFOLK, VA., Ortober ?.-(Special.)
From peasant appearances his election
to Congress, to succeed Dr. Wise, will
cost H,n. William A. Young, the de
peaed Demon al. but util., more effort
than keeping the two factions of ttie
Republican party separat?. The l'.-rao
erata of the Second District will kIvo
him unanimous support. Whan he ran In
IM the l'aimer and Bwihaai faction put '
a candidate in the held and illv?,led the
! " raoeratk vote. This year there is no
sign of a "Gol?! Democratic'' c.iti?Ii?latc.
and prominent Palmerltet are xlving the
reKular or* ?nlzatinn cordial support. Mr.
S. B. Corney, < hairman of the Congres
sional Committee of the "Lamb" fac
tion, as one RepaMteen wing Is ?till call
ed, notwithstanding the former Sta'e
Chairman's reUreraenl ffam active poli
tics, has rsestved from Hon. .!. A. T.
Hull, ohalrmaa of the Brtseutlvs commit
tee at Washington, a letter which ha?
caused soin?- members of the Bow.I.-n
faction to ?I'-.-i'un? ? the writer. The let
ter reads as follows: "Mr. Bowden Is i
e. it .inly mistaken If he quote? Senator
Hanns a? in opposition in any way ta
the Congressional Committee. On the
contrary, Mr. Hanna told Mr. Bowden
that he W'iuld not antagonize the com
mittee, and that if we ha,! passe?! upon
the question, that ended It.
"Dr. Richard A. Wise, present member ?
of Congress from the Second District of j
Virginia, having been nominated by ?
what WS eootl??t the only legal conven- ?
tion held In your district by the !!? pub
licans this yiar. is entitled to ami should
receive the support of every Republiken
wlio d. tiree the party's success at the
polls in November.
"I cannot believe Mr. Bowden ?
have made the remarks credited to Mm
In ??iint. I "? nnot believe that parties
who ?-?aim to represent the true Repub- '
Sena organization In Virginia BBB lend
theataelves to an attempt to make a fac
tional fight in the Second Dl.stri?t. the
only result of which will be the election
of a Democrat. If they do they must face
the consequences of their action."
CAN'T GET OCT.
Virginia soldier? ar?, having a hard
tlm? getting out of the army. There will
be no opportunity for troop? who have
be? n mustered out, bat -The desire to
go to Cuba, to tak* the platas of those
members of the regiment designated for
duly in the island, who SvBtrt to return
home. Congressman 44'lse gave thi? as
his reply to a hundred anxious relatives
of Noif'lk Ix.ys in the Fourth Resiment
during his short atop in the city. He ha?
made strenuous efforts on behalf of the
boy? whose lnter*?t? dictate that they
should return, but he say? he sum? up
the War Department's ruling In the
above statement.
Hereafter the Norfolk and Western
railway will probably comply with th>*
law providing for the maintenance of
Batet) gates within town limit?. Two
person? were recently killed at a cross
ing In South Norfolk, and Justice Tillott
s?n, of the county, ha? Imposed s fine
of fa?*? on the company for failure to
have a gate st th* point mentioned.
Anoih.T negro was discovered walking
the street? rat thla ?Hty ys-sterday with a
fully-developed ra?e of ?mall-pox. There
I? absolutely no apprehension among olt
isens generally, end the ?ompulsory vac
cination Is being avoided wherevar pos
sible. In Norfolk county the disease haa
extended a? far as Tanner's Creek Dis
trict, and In many negro settlements it
is epidemia in the city it-, spread has
Bot been alarmingly rapid Th?
' do deaths, and there are but etevea
il tin- |.? it-hoe
,l"hn Andersen, who awaits |
tO hear his fat.; pronounced by the Su
peeaae Court we. k after next, was Brach
a (Tec ted when he was told of the action
of the Stat" Woman's Christian Tem
peranee Union la bia behalf. "God bies?
i ho good ladi.w," Bald the convicted
Sw.de. "I believe their petition will help
to save my lif"." Andorreen has aiisoiuie
' oiifldcnc?. In his attorneys. Be is sure
he will never be hanged?
Prnls<*s from Abronit,
TIM It I.oul3 an.I Canadian l'hoto
grapher, one of the most Innusatlal
monthly magazines devoted to photo?
graph*/, ha?, In Its October issue, aa ? x
?. lb in half-tone reproduction of one of
H? meter _ Clark's art photographs, Bad
Biakee the following wall eipiesssd on*
s.-rvatlons:
"' ?ur frontlspleen f,y Homcler & Clark,
of Richmond, \'a., do? s not BSOd ;
of praise. It Is a llvo picture of a Uve
person. No attempt at the flashy In
p. se; It la Just nature perfectly pictured,
.m.. as men, is Car mperior to the many
overdone posee that are popular Is so
directions, while the bead talareis win
not bob anything good In It. yet It in
Just the kind of work the Intelligent World
will B| pi' ' Into. It Is quiet and per
fect In expression and the more such
work Is distributed the higher photo
graphy will rank as an art. 'Pensona'
may w.-ll rank as a class!?* 1.
A gold medal, lirt-t prize, was awarded
to tills picture by the Photographers' As
sociation Of America at Its annual Con
vention, hold In NOW Yoik. last July; also,
a Bpodal prize by the Ohio Association,
Bt Columbus, O., last September._
Remember?
the great New York Horse Show, at
MadlsOn Square Garden, New York. No
vember M to B\ IWS. The Old Dominion J
Steamship Company win conduct its tilth
annual personally-? .inducted excursion to
New York t?) the "Horse Show." Party
will leave Richmond Saturday. November
Uth, al 3:46 P. M?, via Chssep? ike and
??'no railway, or 9 A. M. via Norfolk tad
Western railway, connecting edth OM
Dominion BtSBSBSV at Norfolk same eve
ning. Special hotel rates have been re
cure?!. Fare for the round trip, Including
meals and state-room berth on steamer,
only $11.
Tickets good for ten days.
\s the party is limited, and New York
will be crowded with visitors at that
time, early application should bo mide
that good steamer and hotel res? rv.it?on
may be secured. For full Information
apply to JOHN F. MATER, Agent.
No. UM east Main street
Annual Convention ( hrlst an Church
.I???, ipl.-a of I'brlat nnd Auxiliary
Convention?), 4 hallan?., (a, Tena.,
October 13-21, 1H?H.
Account of the above oct aston the
South.rn railway will sell ti'.kets from
station?, on Its line to Chattanot f a, Tenn.,
and retara at rate of on? tlrsi-;lass fart)
for the round trip.
Ti'ket? will he aold ?October 12t? to 17th,
Inclusive, final limit of all ti'k-tt i. turn
ing October 24, ltte.
The "Southern's rout? to Chatten K?ga for
tho?? who will go there to above conven
tions Is via ?Salisbury, Ashevllle, i nd Ho*.??
Springs, passing through that btautlful
mountain region of Western Norn, Caro
lina known a? "The I?and of tht Sky."
?mbracing the prettiest mountain act?.??
thla ?id.- "f the i
Further information furnished h.i any
agent of Southern railway, or C. W. STest
bury, Travelling Passenger Agent, Rich
mond, Va.
Ta SewepaTaper Publish?-rat
Reporter, City Editor, ami Telegraph
Kititor, five y?ar>j' ?xperlen..-. ?e?ka ?n
g&sement, will work a? "ail-'round"
man; dally or weekly; elty er country.
Age, 27; good reference?; small salary;,
capable and reliable. ED. P. GRAY.
Care Disput, h.
Wall IsatrarmAtomm.
JOHN KCUKAULT ELLYS? >N.
FNJOYFD A 4-OOD CHASR.
The Deep Ilui, Hunt 4 lot, aTrBBS
Hey ii.ii-.l.
The members <;f the Datp Una Hunt
Club enjoyed B sh??rt drag hi nt y??ter
day, and then raised a Uve fox, which
gave them a gSOd SB ?
The brush was pr.s.-nt'-.l to Mr?. M. 41.
T>I? r, af West Virginia, the guest of Mr.
Slid Mrs. R. H. Hur*'?, !.
The club member? will enjoy a red-fox
hunt Tuesday morning, ?tartlng .rom
Chantilly ut 7 o'clock In the morning.
Knlp-hta Templar ? .nielase, Pitts.
bur?;, Penn., October 10-14, 16ft?.
On account of this occasion the Seutn
ern railway will s-11 tioket? from Rich
mond, Va., to Plttsb'irg, Pa., and re-tarn
at r.ii.? of gl?>.?70 round trip, ??pplyl'W ?"I?
Southern railway and York-River Una
to Baltimore, In connection with I'etin-ryl
vuni.t railroad and Baltimore and >jlxl*
railroad from Baltimore.
Tickets will be sold at Richmond ?Octo
ber Tth and 10th, final limit retumlag Oe
tober 18, IbbTJL
For schedules and other Infenratlan
apply to Southern railway passenger of
fice N?>. I'-1? east Main ?treet, Richmond.
X?; C. W. WaasTBiTET,
Travelling Paasenger Agent.
Platinara.
The so much covetod Platinum Ptcttrras
have been placed in ret-ucb of all by th?
Jefferson Fino Art GalUry, ?23 east Broad
?treet. _
Grsnil Tournament sag Ball, W >?t
Point, Vs., Oetebor 11, lSfSs.
For the above occaaloa s apaoial train
will be operated from Rlohraond to West
Point and return Ootober 11th, mtou*iam;
nt Intermediate station? each way, leaving
Richmond V:30 A. M. ; r?turning, leave
Weat Point 13 o'clock midnight. Fare fer
the round trip, 60 eenta.
The Terminal Hotel will furnish mcsla
to t h.,s who attend at SO canta ?ju-ju.
For tho benefit of t?.<>?o who ctUMiet
leave Richmond until th? afternoon, tats
Southern railway will ?oil ticket? ta Weot
Point and retara at II round trip, good
going on train lea-sing Richmond 4-a? P.
M. ?October 11th, and returning on apodal
train that night or regular ?rain n?xt
morning.
Wall Doooratloaa.
JOHN RFXJNAULT ELLCSON.
No. 1*10 ?aat Maia street
This Is to notify my friends and former
patrona that I ean now b? found a-Jth
Sydnor A Hundley, at Til and TH east
Broad ttreet, where, wtth th? advantage
of an exceptionally w?l!-a?l?ct?d aa?t
large stock of furniture, I am preparad
to serve them to their best advaruar?.
Very respectfully. W. M. GILMORfC.
Iiw Stylos.
Stop at the ?ho**case? of the Jefferson
Fin? Art Gallery, 138 east Broad ?treet.
and see the latest atyle? and fada ia Pho
tography.
The Keelejr Caro.
Drunkennea? Is a dl??o?a**, not a vice,"
ami lb? emcacy of tue K.eley Treatment
U testified to by thouasada of men an<i
wemen, who stand as living wltne??ea
In behalf of yourself or friend, sddresa
or call in confidence,
TUB KEELKT INWTITl'TB,
.?W3 east Marshall ?treat.
New 'Phofie, 1307. _
< ha?e Broa.? Plaaoe.
We tun?, repair, and move Piano?.
Call and sea it?,
CHASE BROaV PIANO ?CO.,
No. 419 east Bioad street.
Special Bale of Rose Buehee for fail
planting; good vurl?U?s, all voiora; SI pa*
doa?u, thl? w.ek only, at
Miss REYNOLDS?, Florist.
No. M ??at Main ?treat.
Tae Jeatersea ?Oalle-rr
is noted for stylish oosltlone ?nd nnef?-?
McCALL'S
PATTERNS,
10 and 15c.
.a.......
McCALL'S
PAnERNS,
10 and 15c.
T
1
THALHIMER BROTHERS'
ONE-PRICE HOUSE.
READY FOR FALL!
The displays in our several show=windows are " indicators" of the grand array of*
. fall stocks now assembled in this store for your inspection and choice?a gathering from J
? the world's best markets of all that is most desirable in DRY GOODS for fall wear. w
| Suits, Skirts, Waists, and Jackets, j
J This great department is now ready for your inspection. The immense space devoted I
o, to these stocks is overflowing with new and serviceable garments. ?A
?
Black Dress Goods.
40-inch Black Fi^ur?-.! Mo
? hairs at 23c, worth 40c.
T ?Strictly All-Wool Cheviots
f nt .'Me, worth Mfl.
4G-ine.i Granite Cloths at
50c. yard.
.lust received a now lino of
U Cr?pons fchT skirts from r?(?c.
1 yard up.
Silk Department.
*y All the leading ihtdee in
f Taffeta-? at 75e. yanl.
9 ?1 Black Satin Duchess ?at
9> 75c. yard.
ft $1.26 Blaek Satin Dncheei at
I $1 yard.
11.60 Black Satin Duchess at
$1.26 vard.
?* Handsome line of Check and
Btriped ?Silks f??r waists at 75e.
a, and $1 vard.
Prettj ?inalitv Black Teflete
I Silk at G5c. yard, worth 75e.
Colored Dress Goods.
Full line 50-inch Tailor
i Cloths at 60e. yard.
rit-incli Sicilian Twills at ?1
i yard.
? " 54-inch Camel's-Hair Sergei
at 75c. vard.
- 48-inch Whipcords, in all
_ shailcs. at ?1 yard.
Percales and Flannt-llettes
?lust icccived a beautiful line
f of these poods in the latest
0 patterns and colorings 1er fall
9 and winter wear.
Tailor-Made Suits.
We call special attention to
our Tailor-Mail' Suits, with
ooatl lined with silk, in all tho
lending shades, at -Mo. These
are good $18.4$ values.
Handsome lino o? Bnits with
boi coats and new IMaid Skirts,
in pretty Covert Clothe, at 5*1 J.
S??me very Swell Suits in
bande?me broadcloths at |26,
in Jackets and Capes we
show all that Dame Fashion
requiree, end at juices within
the reach of all.
Plush Capes at $8.48, ir?.4?s,
$7.60, and $10.
Haudsoino line of Children's
J?eefers, in all sizes, from $1.26
U|l.
Wrappers, in pretty Flannel
h'ttes, from 75c. to $1.60,
Muslin Underwear.
Lot of Skirts of Muslin ;
Tops, ?lust raffle, covered with
a double rutile of India Linen,
wide embroidery, and fast edge,
worth $1.88, for 83c. each.
A Skirt Novelty.
Muslin top, ruffle covered
with a double rutile of linen
lawn, torchon insert in l-, and
wide torchon lace flounce, worth
$1.48, for 88e. each.
Cambric and Muslin (iowns,
empire and high neck, with
beautiful embroidery and inser
tions, worth $1.39, for 83c. each.
Mackintoshes.
One lot of Ladies' and
Children's Mackintoshes,
broken sizes, to clo*^ out at
half price.
*."> quality at $2.50 choice.
$2.50 and *?.'. quality at $1.60
choice.
Rug Department.
.'?(?-inch Smyrna Rtge, all
new )>attems, a $3.40 value, for
?2.98eaeh.
80-inch Smyrna Ruge, pretty
patterns, ?$2.79 value, for$1.98
each.
Beet Moquette Bugs, 1J
yards long, for $1.50 each.
Lace Curtains.
4-vard^ttin?hamCurtainR,
worth $7.60^ for $6 pair.
Pretty line of Irish Point
Curtains from $8 pair up.
Blankets and Comforts.
Sperial Ail-Wool $6 Blank?
ets for $2.60 pair.
Good ll?4 Wool Blankets
for $2.98 pair.
A good $5 ESiderdown Quilt
198,
Boys' Department.
Boye' 60c. White Laundered
Waists for 25c.
Boye'40c. Knee Pantefor26e.
Boys' 25c. (??.If and J'.tou
Cape for 16&
Boys' .Navy and Red Tarn o'
Bhanten lot 36o,
Boys'FineS2Suitsfor>'1.2...
Boye'$80?ercoatefor$?98,
Boye' 60e. Turbane, mixed
colore, for 25c.
Basement.
This Week's Special
Prices
will roach the climax in bar
gain giving. Hundreds of
largo lots of merchandise at
prices far below the regular.
irvpiece Dinner and Tea S?*t\ of
the best Rng-ilh China, in dainty de
corations, that st?Ui at $iS?your
choice now at <io set to close out.
Pretty Dccota<??l China Dinner Sets
f?.r ?ig jieoji'.o, sold everywhere at
f 5.4S, our price this week |i.<~>8 ?et
i(?t?icct> Hati'lsomclv Decorated
I.ii^li?-!! Porcelain Dinner Se**, in
sover.il colorings, that were $12, this
week Jj.7.43.
I. ?-piece Toilet Sets, stipple? I with
gold and lian.l-omclv ?lc<:on?tetl, a
frjor] $5 set, forfe?l.
Nicely-Decorated Toilet Sel?, that
were *f 1.75, for ft.u) I
White China Pitchers and Bowls at
White (Jiiti.-i Covered Diana*) in
several shape?, worth 5.h.\, for 35c.
Large White China Unking Dishes,
round and oval, at 5c. ?ach.
S inch Dc?-orat?*<l Bowls that wer*
25c. f?>r 15c.
6-auart (7r.init?* Milk Pans?t 10c.,
worth 350.
?-qn.'rt Granite Saucepan?, 10c.
10-inch liest Tm HaMiis-, 5c.
io-quart Heist Tin Ihshnans, 8?*.
Best Tin Tin and CorJJaS Tots at sc.
Heavy Ciii'lt-r Shovels at 5c, w??rlh
120.
S?-t of Hcst Palm Table Mats fog49s,
set.
Oood Steel Table Knives and Porks
at 4-**