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THE RICHMOND D1SFATUH- SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 13, 1898.
LI!..- C.Ja 9. Cm
PASTORSAND PEOPLE 5
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cH???? TO ?TOMK TO mtm\M9M9nJm. 0
?in vivviionivr ?ut m HCS. \
m ? t?
HI. f. W. LEAR MUS? GO. ;
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four ft i"--' ?peel Bor. W. ,
chun '?. I
wltb the s
1 ' I Mil n, j
i t.. Chtaa, win f??? ai-, at
. .) rch, Mr. I : l very g
preach bla farewell sermon this v
Me ?'
a? ah? a are? k, su that t
- t I
I
rs. Ih?> lin: t. "n 1 Will ?
1.1 a ? ther <
y friends among all
h wU] ?r-"d very p"o?l re ,
; the ?
-^^Mnrii
rev. wn-UAii w. u
raised
for church
. rown.
f the
tiier?' i "t one yonr, wlU probably
irn. ]
end this >
IfcFS .:; '
ar with a
It fa W. T. WU
liSSBB will r
h . - try clr
....
l ?r. I pect hla
w'shes. It will not be at all i
any if Re
!
Dr, Brown, though the think
Ni 'V a,
will 1 :, and
It - ins certain that
' i Reed '.un;, will come
to 'entrai i huroh, : I B al
; ' the on.
him t i ?r.
for him, and they did bui*>
thera
', HI*. WIIAIINQTi >N Ni
Th? thr?
s to I ;
bave
. their
i.
Ma.i
I :th till-in,
n prominent
fate of t:
up t.? th?
.
The
Bg-house Bied t'.'e
l -
ii- Q. 'i ii-- . i ber to Inform
when tl
th? m to
it was arrant
. .
? ;-,., :? Rich?
I
BITTEN IV \ i
r 1- a? h? r In th(
..'?y bun. li- wi nt to Dr. L
Dr. John K. l.
r, la
at. Dr. Ingrain hopes, bow?
. t . I,a\e i on.
. HIS WIPB.
i leaf
th?
.
Will i
a wall-known trucker rfleld
a with
!
1
LUI
i
-
and
the Mag?.
r '
to lunty
sell
/.. ?-1 Cos
u? ..:? i by Dr. RucJ
right
l BRft toAlA am? BRU
The i will be held In a!.
day.
quite 111 at h? r
:., in Pow
the
?nd ? hurch
Mis.
' T. M
: Manchest' i m
T .. ill
m; .-.. :. ?, . ..; 1er a | ?nt atay of
..
rgs H. lloFaden
i
.
- ...us of religion Mr etc
sill to-flsorrou I?? ?tt? ml th?
bald
!. '< 01 I h."itl?.
WII.U-?. MU s lit o.M III.?OI.
>l?,?U?n-riiili? at Donahue 'a Hall?At
?lie ll.iircli--. ?Mlirr N '? ?.
The ? |e bail gl? night
I>onaiiu.?'a H..1I by the C, C. " C.
will t.- remembered by tii..?e who si
sa r 'he asnal brtlltsnt <>f its
large
iowd of iiiasiitierader*) who gathered lu
ike lH'jiniiidteU hall inuiiif?-?-!? i the
?.it-'B-i. liitl?.?!!!?-??. :,n<l joy. I lie mil
h under the dli p ?r Misse
agi?- Throckmi^-r.n and -SI une ha ? ? ?
I. The ?Miuracu-rs of t?artl?-?lar in
re Uli? Van Winkle, Batan, an.
I Jack Tsr, with the Inncrlptloa upoi
nher thi- Maine " Thos?
' "' i Harder, bride
la ?ir. -n. gypsj -, Blench? t'.?Kl.lll, Mo
p Hubbar-d; !'.- le Knight, dower KH!
? llHrdln, school girl
i ? Hampton, nuis?-; Mary Pock
gton, Rower girl; A. Urnnxford, wild
? wild w ? ?t. Rrn-n
ivc, ? ?'lor-fd nui . Messn Hay?-*
???li?-. K.'iiKh Ui.l.-r. Tom Welsh, Rip
n Winkle; ?Trank Pohllg, devil, and
ptaln it. II. M< (*ook . J k Tar,
a Inscription upon his .
r tha M da a grant
unmask, d were Misses Cora
Lulu tCnroughty, Mattle Hanrey,
?
Frank Bl
Jr., H. Du
(?rlltln, Thomas i>??h? rtv. r Brooks,
.1 n irton, John
? ? ... Eta.lt n. Collie \\'?.l|.?Ti,
Quvern ? !. i. i tot m
te.. s. c. Jiaiii, i o?
'.. t m . hurch, m ho
i o Indh : ? -. .1 for the past two
k has sufficiently r?-? ??; < red from bli
D, Hi will ,
both row,
n i? ier will leav? .
a.i tiit- an
: confer? ,,
11 ng win occupy ths
I churrh to day.
la t, \: for the m< srlll t.
i mli atlon," while tb it of the
In the
rival conducted l?y Evangelist Wllklns,
i i ightera of I/U???rty,
m. eting, whlcb was
1.1 held i ? y night, t<nt In
aw of l ? r win
participated in.
? la expected tl
of th? . ly
?il doubl? us ?force in tha m ir future.
.r- being Tirol- to th?'
Ichmond Chemical Works and tha
ml < luano Company,
Mr Wllbui ?Southard, Deputy United
?t? s Revenue Collector, continues very
ur Edwin'
'i H- ..i ?i i?, a mile and a. half below
niton. He was r? ?ported to bi
_ the h,i!Hlcomp r? W Of COl?
on Qraham atn ? t la
rapidly.
Mr. I?. T. Flibatea, who h** been sich
some time, ?Is now In a critical condl
on at hii- home, No. G_5 1 ?
a ntton of Dr.
t,. i:
very sick at the
-id, li? of i on D? tiny ?
Mr William link? n, wbo h ib ?be? n m
: health for ?acme time, Is now able to
ndlUon of lira. Joaeph filiurm Is
lira, p. BV Tbrockmorton l? quit? dek
t ti ? r i on I '.rah.mi ttTtjt t.
-_____
rni:i)i:iti< i.siit no.
mtttnto - Sense i *s Case \n??i?u?r Mad?
l)?i_r Killed r.-rsoiiiil.
PREDERI?-*KSBURO, VA.. N?ov-*n_tber
al.) a t< legram r? ceiv? d b? re
.-?lay announced the death In st. ?Louis,
[o . thi- morning I on ? I. H ?'t.
'let of Captain H
Mr. John Payne, a p?i*-~nisl*-_
al his home,
??- Id .v. H'a, last night, In tha ?1! I i
,
.. hi n I. s i attacked
rlth bllloua i
in Justice to the late Hon. W. ?9, Whit*,
la?, at the ?time of the ?Aqula creek train
oi?i" ry, was ? ' ?tnmonw? ?all I
:,i. your corr? -: 1res to
i.
his plea : ' ?"n, in
"li wau ?agi ? d i.y tho
torn i ti? n ?f ?Sear y would
his punlshi
ks in t_u penitentiary." Mr.
Vhlte, when the question of ? I
tttly a f?
i at the ?penlti Dtlary,
"l.?? had agre? d to nothing,
t, ?for ba
?. s ?making ?sacfa ?p* ?n
-.:'." it waacurrently ?reported, how? >?r,
red thai leni? ncy bad ht ?an ?prom*
led Beercy through the ?Governor.
Another mad-dog was ?killed ?.n the
malting i>v second this
rat k. Before helng I
ir. Lather Wrlgbl and Mr. W. S. P? iry.
i? made several vicious attexopta to Mta
?he f"ini? r, bul fortun I i.? ??t at
.?y. As he attack? d Mr. ?'
iftererards, that g ' mi n kU i
rith a cliaver.
I-Ot IH)I \ t 1)1 \TV.
H-nlli of *?ln j?ir QoeigS lloffmiin?
Sll<-??tt'*i fu??-.
LEESBURO, VA., November 11?(Spe
'..!. i M r G i i : a
'a promln? ol dtlsena, dl? d on Fri
la* .at i ral hoi iwb? rry
about four mil? : om i.
In Ri? h?
having i
?rears tl - I Norfolk
ind Wi tern railroad ander tbe efabone
n? ot, n?- a aa the ?laal but one
. no member
r in the
estimation of ?all who knew him. He had
been In falling health for m
i till lately t?. ?us
ating v.liai
bably the lin-st farm In this ?section of
Virginia, H< fa i ?two
daughters. He waa Ts years of ?age,
who killed his
with a 1 tha ?ap*
i for ball, hu' I grand
of tien ember t? rm of
court, t?> examine Into the esse, which
will probably be tri? d on W
?Sesiwaa Hboottas; AaadSaat.
WII_I_J .MSBURQ, VA.. N
shooting
of Mr. H. T. Armlatead, in Jam?
Mr. Aiml: !? ad lias in his em?
: i man b
?a :. i to-day irai
haultng ba aa**
y a ?large covey of partrldgea In
la, and this morning he t ok bis
mm. an with him, it was
I? log In the wagon, aa I
\? : :.? v.
the bottom and a
i i of ahoi ... ?Bra In 1 ;
;
an ugly wound. The Are from tha gun
: i d burn? i
i -rt of tha skin on his aide,
Tl unfortunate i I I
Armiatead'a i Dr. Hem
I
m. dlcal aid. The D tor aa*
?s, will
Ilk? '.\p ; ?rove troubl? ome, ?aad '
tinn in _
Annual Oa"?i. over _,&0 j,.t-> ? ?oxea
FOR BILI0U8 AND NFRVOUS DISORDERS
S Wind a.. ? Pala in the Stomneh,
Giddiness, FulnoM alter meets, Head?
L?i/ incas, Dn wainess, 1
< : He '. 1. aa <?f ?lop tlte. C
1 et m the? Bkln, C?l.l Chills. L>??
| ?1 l>roui.is ?gnd all
Sen us a.-rl Rambling Benaatkma
THE FIRST 7)0SE WILL GIVE RELIEF
IN TWENTT MINUTES. i.v.r;- sufferer
wiil a?l.rio'Tled;;c them to l?u
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
_t___DCBAJ_*al riixa. tak-n as direst
e?l, will?rii?.-??ly r?-s'..ro FemeJea t?.
)?.?te lie;:!'h. They promptly ret!i.?vo
, itlonaorlrregulariUea <>f tho ?sys
tem and cure ai.-k H?-a<_acl:e. F__a
Weak Stomach
Impaired Digestion
Disordered Liver
IN MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN
Boocham's Pills are
Without a Rival
A? I tin?? th?
LARGEST 8ALE
of any Pa?cnt.a.>iilclne In i lie World.
15c all '"'i" tt'tm+n,
(Ja 12-W_cSul04t oAt r o t o a r m)
TUE POE ASSOCIATION
im: AM99tYL ?ikktdo at thi*
l MVFRSITV,
AND ELECTION OP OFFICERS.
i ?mini..i,* of the Hunt Fiinil .Inilse
linke Delivers an Ad.lr.-nB nn ?he
1'oet Mr. WirtcnlinUcr'? Itreollec
?ion? < linrliitle*.?. illr Notes.
CBARL0T1 ksvii.i.i:, v.v. Kovemeer
12 ? (Kp.-elal.)?At the anwaal meeting of
the Pern Metootlol aasoeiatloa of th?- i'ni
Verslty of Virginia, the following QflJUSri
slecti i: Preeldent, i?r. Charles ff.
Kf-nt, University of Virginia; VtOO-Pl
ilOBt, W. A. (lark. Jr.. Btttta, Mont ; S -
. Dr. .i. a. Harrison, University ' '
Virginia; Treasurer. I\ H. Abbot, !
1--K. s. Brank,
ii?rndseaon. Ky., I n. h. old, NoTfotk,
Va,! Cordon Wllaoa, itiehmond, Vavj
Morris P, Tiller, I'? i k- ley. Va.; A. B.
Rhstt, Charleston. S. C, and U P. Cham?
b.-rlayn? , Potl r burg, V ?.
Dr. Kent announced that the asBOflslltiii
i. id in i? m i a fond suffi? lent to aaah i Um
tirst payment on the bust, which is about
half of the totel nose> <i.
Judge it. T. W. Dak-, of this ?Ky. a?l
<lr?-s:-. ?I tt, on ? n "Pot
Ju'ij-e Duke acknowledged the
meagre character of the details of ?Poo's
at the I'niv i- uy, but said I bal
It was )?is ?good fortune to have known
Intimately the venerable and weU-known
William Wertenbaker, who was the kiel
i tee of Thomas Jsff? r ton, and for
many years i nlverslty librarian. sir.
\\< i -i? nt'.ik? -r fi?-'4i.? ntly talked to Mr.
Duke about Edgar a. Poe, sad reg?
that he bad not known him better. Poe
bad no Intimates st the University, bul
was a rath, i- reserved, gulet man, end
-.-ivi-ii to long ?a.,Iks. It \v;r,y a |
.*hiiider to ray that POS was dissip?t
ths University; he was never disciplined
whU< i i t?id< at, or ceUi i before the
faculty, except on one occasion, when b?
appeared aa a witness There a ?a very
Uttle doubt that 1 a gr?-.u ?sard?
r, tbougb Mr. Wert? nbaker him-?-if
ki??w very Uttla of this, exc'jit from
it was an utterly unto
slander that Pos i - ever expelled fr??m
the University, n?: left the University
at tl BSSSlOB. not only in
y.i r i ending, luets In I
and i i ?.h, and with honorable mi i
li.m. Mr. Wertenbaker often p
with great aal I .r? the only long eon
i it.ii he ?- ! bad with Poo, which
w. the night before be left coUege. Th?
(?sed In December. Mr.
Vf i i et'Mr i'?- . I some -
lerlng, and waa Invited by him to bla
On arriving there they found
neither fire nor fuel, and Po? thereupon
broke up bis table B1 *
ami kindled the lire with the fragua
further u
thi m. i:-, ths ' - u?l b
in s social gams of < .?nis, In
with fi ivei Poo ii ft th
Mi. WertenbakeT'a recollection ol
i was that it amounted to
no more than friendly talk between two
students, who had not been particularly
intimate. Poe' l that lime was
tod, and Mr. ?' Uttle
.-. ho ira be bad
i of the worl :
y Bill
Tl? -aid thai this Incident was
typical ol Po 'a future life?ail that
biilliant genius brought nim was a Uttle
?d, an a fi w nom
r> I; x<it!??n from th? the
history
More than forty i go S J, W.
Mallett, of the University of Virginia,
! tfttengen, Germany.
He is to-day attending In New York a
banquet at win. h the gueeta ai
of the famous university in is-~'>. and a
few of earlier and a few of lat?-r yean
Of that ?1- -
The Mayor to-day remitted the jmig
m? nt of thirty ?lavs in Jail, rendered
v in ti?.- ca -? of Cha rton,
convicted of p- til larceny, bul required
i ?m t?? pay ths fines and osts, smountlng
Bs effected a settlement this morn
ing ami v !.
The Mendelssohn ?Club held it:; mimthly
meeting st Mr. Harrison Roberts >fl
evening and rendered the following p?e
nme: The Pilgrims of the Nlghl
(Westbrook), by Misses Qodarln and Miss
Bibb; R< goletto (LA st ?. by M - M irj
Watta \\o?i?i.s; A Bummer Night, by Mr.
;,; The Merry, Merry Lark (Nevln);
Mignon (Quy de Herdelot), by Mil Beek
man; Du Bist Wie eine Blume (Rubin
stein) Godwin; Oh, Promise Me,
by Mrs. Moore.
-.mm*.
rire In :i Sli-nuncry.
a Blight blase In tin* bollsr-room or
?, Williams A OOw'fl tobaCCO st? ni
?t the corn? r of Twentieth and
Franklin streets, this morning, caused an
alarm to be sent In.
Tw" engines w< ol to the seen-, of the
fir.-, but only one got "ii i atn
being no Bead of n??- other doing so, 1
-.-. '?it.
Ilnllii iiiI'm limit u ?-neeeMS.
NEW rORK, November 11 HollnntTa
aubmarli el tu is tested to-dey, in tn?
lower bay, by a board ??t Inspection ip
by Bt i i? I iry-of-tli? -Navy Long,
Although none of the m< mbei ? : : -
board would say anything in n
to ti." trial, it was gi a? rally un
that th- bad accompUshi -l every
thing that aras desln ?i of it.
Weet Virulilla lion??- Democratic.
CHARLB8TON, W. VA., November II
Oovernor Atkinson, who yi iterda
ed a nmjorit) ol five for the Republican
Is the i"?- r bouse, bow c mci :
loarer bouse ?to tl
jority of one. This doea not afl
majority on Joint ballot for tt nator, ? a?
|< ment of
-fefcraalcs i.? .?.i-?in?nr?- Repnbllettm.
i ?..I MIA. NEB., Non ml., r 1.
.-aiiv i-oinpi. t.- retui na from every pr
cinct in ti"- St.it.- afcow that thi R< publl
cans wl
joint ballot in the
branches will be orgaaiaed by tin Ri p
Owns from lh<? s|i!inlnli t i ?it.era.
NORFOLK, VA., Novanal
-
.i-.-ii off ths Bpanlah crnlsen
and ? ??in ?ado, i?n?i tt
Colon's safe, BN
I'riiiiiliKiit lliiilrmiil Mn ii lle.ltl.
TOLEDO, O?. November U.--E A Bdei
nd m of the Florid
East-Const mUrosd, riled st Bt. *7la
- ,i here to-d ly. Mis home h
gt, Augustine.
"Ami to wh'm do tin* Philippines be
longf asked th- teachei when the gang
raphy class bad reecbed ths subject o
" shouted t'l
whole class In unison.?Chicago Record.
This flOg, rua'iam. WOUld BS Bhl >]'
j,,,,.-- "i would t.ik? aim, bul i aa
, frald my btjaband might object, "II
dam, i " ,!i " ' .'!i'r '"''"' " i T':" '
easier than a dog like that."?Life.
CAflTOniA.
Bear, th* ^/f^ "^ ?! ^m Al*3ifS
Signature trA?> _, rC/S?^--^
' ?/??Jute
Zy ?-F. Su. AW. lBSt-w arm
Orders for prlntlnn sent to the Dis
patch Company will b?a given prompt at
laatkia. and the style of work ar.d price
will be sure to please you.
Aside? THF mwtu r :.r
Corner Second and Broad.
_
THE I?WLK.
Wo invite von to test the worth of the following statements. Ladies ?ire quick
to discern a good thin??:, and, therefore, what women approve ought to he good. -Many
thrifty women speak well of
OUR B?R6?IINI DAY!
Hundreds and hundreds of packages were received last week. Every one opened
brought forth the exclamation, ' Its a bargain!"
n ?.? ! -..
mmtm D-^-nl. Chifatc (Tttfltltc* f-HC 111.1 I lO.lk*;.
?lack Goods.
The regular tt Cr??pon. now He.
All-Wool Oranite Chevl? t, 4S inches wide,
only ?',.' .?' ;.aid.
b h 9J\ le-Wale Blark Diagonal, only
Uc yard.
l< V?nitien C'oth, 64 Inches wide,
? ."hi yard, n..w il.
All-Wool ??4-inch P.laek rhevlot, fnr capes
and cloaks, regular valu?; UM, now UM
yar?l.
I, Plsarad Mohair, 36 Inches wide,
now 170, yard.
T?? pi? ? . s ?Of Fine fiilk atal Wool Crepon,
U.U, real valu. ?SMS
Colored Dress Goods.
_t>_BCh All-Wool Granite, all ?hade-*, Uo.
value, only ?Sie.
41-lneh All-Wool Pebble Weave, 80c.
>;.i?i. real mine UM -yard.
BCh All-Wool Y-n-tian Cloth, 50c. '
yant.
A11?W00| Cheviot, M Inches wide, 87' :. \
yard.
All-Wool Cheviot, 2d Inches wide, only
PtC yard.
n m i-,.m?- iin? cf Festey Mixtures, ?unit
yard, wi is Mo.
B LUt-ful line of Plaids, tPAfl. yard.
i i.it of Wn.net Dresa ?Goods, regular
prl was .' "< . They are In abort lengths,
2 t.. i') yarda, well adapted for ?Children's
Ctoaks and Ladles' Waists; price only
irl
Lining Department
Offers Great Bargains.
r,e. Fancy Black-Back i.inlnt-, only ifte.
yard.
?Ic. Jeans, ?for body lining, ?le. yard.
All sha.les tit 17??. Quality I'. r-alir.e, 1?V.
yard.
\? ?rslik, no imitation. e-very piece baa
manufacturer's at-ump, ?sic. quality, f?.r
26c. yard. We have the Imitation, recu
lar ?price IfC, only I.1.".
?Black Moreen for Petticoats, l>. yard.
10c. rrade of Black ( I <? . yard.
n i- -i h and Or ij ?'anvas.
: aid.
Velvets.
We can do for you !n Velvets what no
other house can do. ah the blah ?
?rmelon i?fnk. turquoise yellow,
white, cream only ?' yard.
?Silk Velvets,, ?an ahadea, excepl iiicrh
colors, ""? . yard.
Ladies' and Children's
Cloaks and Capes.
Our Ctoaka nraal i cb Laal week
we were short on a i Cuetoiaers
1 and lini'lor? ?1 us t?> ?r?l? r their
?ad -style*. With all thla wa im-i al
ready duplicated. Th? v arrisad ?by as?
; Friday and Saturday. Wa will only
-iv>- you a ?kind ? ad pi
leaf Black Beaver Cloaika, tight*
fitting, only UM.
Ladles' Kin- Black Broadcloth C
fancy strapped ?-?are- end curve front,
lk-lln? ?i a! *. une <,>" ? ur price .-?;
La
only 17.
Plain Black B Btrap
trimmed with rou d i? ir bw-kl? ?,
' !- Uli OUt pi i?'?' RS,
Cadet Blu Beaver ?'...its. strapped
all ?oik ?lined, only I
Fine Tan Beaver Coats, strap ?le-.
all sill; lined, reel vain- l_5, only HO,
; ?If Cap? s. it to US.
Ladlea' ? Capes, its.
Ladies?* Black Cloth -Capes, trimmed
wltb braid and let, only UM.
i. . ? -Fine Black Beaver ?"ape, trlm
?.ith fur, $1.7".
Fine ?Slack Capes, trimmed with Hlaek
satin and . mbrotdei j. onlj
?Plush ?Capes, trimmed ail around with
?Brown marten fur, and frills of ribbon.
only ii"
Plush ? re 15. now UM
Handsome Brald-sd Plush Capes, '
.-ilk lining.
?Ladlea* ??olid-Color Elderdoara -lacks!
'.r??? be! edge, 75c.
-Pane; Btripe KHerlown Jaekets, cro
Ige, UM
?Slderdown Path Robes, all colors, I
Blsck, Navy, Qarnet, and Qreen Flan
nel Waists, $1; velvet trimm?.I, -
Extra Force roonaay
fVt the Domestic Counter.
MB, Soft-Finish??1 Cheviots, for worklni
I i-?. . yard.
le. ii.-'i-Ti? k, le. yard.
20 Peatber-Tlck, I2%c, yard.
Unbleached J'-atis, the le grade, fo
I1?-. yard.
?"-i i nbleached Bheetlng, lia yard.
25c. Unbleached ItM Bheetlng, IT??, yard.
l'amy Double - Fsced Plannellette
for Bath Robes, Dressing Biseques, an?
Children'a Cloc?u, only 12%C. ysrd.
i Canton Plannet, ai
abades, IS 2-gc. yard.
Hands me Uns of Flannellett. s, f.?
wrapp. is, .?. 1-::.-. yard
Linen, regulsr price 20c. yard
only lt%e.
Bolld-Colored Canton, le yard.
Quality Apron Qlnghama. 5c. yard
Dark Dress Qlnghsma, le. yard.
iched Canton Plannet, 9%?, yard
i"--, i Bbleached Canton Flannel. 6 l-ic
ysrd.
Heavy Gray Twill?-?1 Flanne'., 12'.--. vard
Fi.-.in White Flsnnel, lt%c yard.
All-Wool White Flsnnel, Me. yard.
All-Wool Shaker Flannel, '?l^?c. yard
worth
Til.? 7 . irr.il.'. only -,Oc. The very besl
thing you ? in buy tor abort skirts.
Hemstltohed Kmhrol.lery Flannel,
50? . va id.
Eiderdown, all ahades, So. yard.
; Drapery, TV. yard; regular price,
:
Pantry Sllkoiine, in,., yard.
10c. Quality Cretonne, ? i-t?'.
f.. . Unbleached Muslin, 9%c yard.
Ligbl Bklrtlng Prints, t%e. ysrd,
.. lallty Ri d-Flgun ?i (?il Calico? s,
t%e. yard.
Caaalmeres, for Bicycle and Tallor-Ma?le
ii'l.
All C"l"t I in French Organillos, UfAO,
yard.
Plve-Thread Handkerchief l?in?-n, 8yc.
yard.
Inch Fine T.inen Lawn, for hander
cbiefa, GOc. yard.
India Linen, 10c., worth
16c.
White Indie Linen, to. yard.
Fine <'h- Whit.- Snipe.1 Dim
ity. 1:
ai Lawn, to. . ird.
s.-. ? ;h? ck? '. Mi : . ?. 5c. ?
Long Cloth, B.75 quality, toi', piece.
Lonsdale ? ' imbi Ic, ?, l-ic. yard.
Marvellous Sale
Of Ladies' Suits.
| ' .1 sorts t?*) s
from.
Ply-Front Pult--, Tight-Fittlner Suite,
i Suits, in Black, Blues, Browns,
Orays, and Greens, all siz?-s, not a suit
your <-h"l?'e for MM.
Hand "ii.-. Fine Cheviots, in Block and
Colors, all made up in faultless styles,
fitting shapes, ail with cats siik
lim-.l, real value %2'>, your choico for 113.
n dkli is, reaaj m "i--, n.
Skirts, only
Ladies', Gentlemen's, and
Children's Wool Underwear.
Lb Ui -' Ribbed Vesta and Pants, as
:
Heavy Ribbed Vest? and Pants,
Lad fd Part Wool ltlb
t? 'l V ?ata ?'??i Pants, We.
Ladies' N'afirai AU-Wooi VsBt and
?. il value, lor 1|C.
Fine Australian Wool Vest end Pant*?,
?'..
Ladli ' Union Suit?, irlovr-fittln?, but
ton ..< rosa ahouldsrs, p
Children'a Union Suits, -j."?.-.
Children's All-Wool Vest and Pants.
Ise M, "??iv i"-.: other siz.-s vary in price
/.".
Idren'a Wool Vests, size || only. le.
infants' and Children's Wrapper Sklrta,
Uc.
' 1: 11 ed Skirt-?, 2."c; PaatS to
< ii.
Men'a Heavy-Weight White ami I
Wool Shir? i, 2---.
Gentlem neece-Unod Shuts,
50c.
i tonda Qlove-Flttlng,
Ribbed Shuts and Pant--, "? .
Natural l.'.love-Flttlnir
Ribb? '1 Shirts and I'.int.*', real value tt.75,
u.a.
Qentlemea's Plain Natural Wool Shirt?,
Oentlemen'a Double-Breastad Red
Shirts, MM valu-, only 11.50.
iClU-C-llCli > r_i__u_. ouiiu.
We are celling th-a Crown Brand P-r
ile Shirts, with separate cuffs, f? r .",?<
ust as good as the clothing stores or
ther dry-goods houses charge you 7?<\
"?r.
Tho II Crown-Brand Shlrtr-, 75<\
The Rayond White Shirt n?>w ?Ma
Gentlemen's Canton Flannel Drawers,
?inens.
?Red Table Unen. 23c. valu?*, lue.
our iOc U-d Tat.le Unen, 37c.
Pure Whit?3 Table Linen, 7_c. vtlue, for
}c.
il-in-h Table T.lnen, Ivy leaf, only 69c,
-al value $1.
Pur.? White Turkish-Path Towels. 4_x_l?,
nly 1.'k\ ; -Hix.J. "illy II .
Linen lfuck Toareis, ?Se.
Heavy Bleached ?'..?t,m Towels, 5e.
Pure Lin? n li? mmed Ilu?k Towels, size
?tout, only i??-.. MxlS, only i_?_??.
Pure Linen. Knotted ?FMbbO, Fancy
?aniask Towels, size 9tM, ?inly 2?<:.
Stair Unen, only 2-\\ vard.
Pare Unen tailored Bordered Napkins,
Check and Colored Bordered Napkins,
0?-.
White Frtaga Damask Napkins, full
./.-. ?a ?i??/.? n.
Oreet bargain In Dinner Napkin?, }l
I??/.? n.
lAnen for Drawn Work, 42 Inches, only
_ - .
White Spreads.
UM white Mnrseliisa flprae-da. n.s..
Wliitij Crochet Spreads, h-mincl, ?jnly
!1.
ISO, White Spreads, ,>c.
Many Attractive Offerings
In Silk Department.
Light Cray. ?White? Brean. ?Bao-ara, nn?i
Navy Silk Poplin, real value $1..V> yard,
now U.
Every shade I ma trim? bio In ?Piada TsJfS
I ? ,| ri-, s aie 75, N?, and He. yard.
fancy Taffffta Silks, fur waists, 73c.
yard
M-lneb Lining Silk?, all bright shades.
aid.
Black-Orouod Taffetas, with all colors
p. ?Ik.i-d.it, 11 yard.
UC Black Satin Phadama. fgc. vard.
?Extra-Heavy All-Silk Black Rhadama,
was UM, now ?1.
Mc, Plain Plaek Taff? ta only <*.9e.
All Bbades of Liberty Bilk, Chiffon, and
?Mousseline, Uly? ?i'?<-. yard,
Embroidered Ojien-Work Black ?'hiit?n,
$! U yard.
I i ?p-n-Work chiffon, t?> yard.
Dress Trimmings.
Coase her? to find what you cannot
procuro In other ptores.
Pink and Sie, " Embroidered Net, for
y.?lv, i, UM yard.
All width?? ??f Hercules Braid, th- ex
tra width, for lengthening sklit?, ttl-Se.
yard.
Black Salin I'.il.l. in, 12 1-2. and Ida,
,\ trachan Band, 17. 25, an?! Uc yard.
Fancy Black Braids, 10 to 76c. yard.
Fancy lit.I--? ant Trimming, 10 to II l-2c
yard.
Black Fur Trimming. Me. yard.
Black Braid Ornamenta, for skirt trtm
mlng, Uc t.. *___*,
Whit- Swans,loara. "71-2 to fSe. yard.
.Mink and Black Mart, n, for ?lt-??ss and
chiak trimming.
ICk and White Satin and Chiffon Col
lai-, ?M and tit.
Chiffon Collarettee, Ha. fo t?.
I Fancy Jet, and All-Black Jel
Belts, ?1 to &S&.
We are now displaying our Silver No
relttea for the holidays.
Window-Shades.
Window-Shadea, complete, io?\
Qood Linen ?Shades, no ?seconda, Be.
?Scotch Holland Shades made to ord r.
iia\.- u-4 t?? furalab an ? itlmata aa
Shades.
All ?colon Carpe? Warp. $1.
Ex.? i: lion Brackets, ?lie.
Tracked Cr-.im Silk i':ip?, '?c.
Embroidered stik caps, arjc.i
rth No.
if.nit*' Hsadsome KmbroM.-red Bilk
i."'g Cream Cashmere?Cloaks
broldered top and bottom, only Si.H.
fifants* Cream Cashmere cio.iks, trim?
d with cord and daisy ribbon, only
ifants* China Bilk Coats, cmhp.:
nstttched bottom, with embroidered
"? collar, trimmed with silk soutache,
y to
-?fonts' Slu.it ?'..slim, r.- ?''...k-?. em
?Ider? ?I. 1-'.
hildren's Ail-Wool Eiderdown Short
?its. $;
hildren's short All-Wool Re?lford-Cb?rd
?ts, handsomely embroiilered, only
?).
Manuel Skirt patterns lie., to. and
treskfsat sh ?> .!* . n t,, Me.
trip? Damask, for Tuikt.-h corner,
lv a l -Se. yard
'he K. d 1?. Bhtrt-Wslsta, for boys,
: t and light colors, only ?a
rpets, Rugs, Portieres,
ce Curtains, Table Covers,
-Cloths, and Mattings.
. Portieres, heavily frm-red, fl.GI
ir.
h. iiiii,* Portieres, only to pair.
-t Chenille TsJ le ?
'henllte Table Covers, for small centn
-in -.> Damask Tsble Covere, P.Oi
?rth ML
i Damask Table Covi ra, 71ft
?t.-.l Curtain Muslin, worth
-.. only ? Me, ysrd.
? 'urtalns, %2 window;
il valu.- *'
,ace Curtains, ti.GO window; worth IS.
'mail Suivi? Mats, tac.; IS-lm-h Smyr
D in? ?i ?Smyrna Rugi
In? h Sin, m ? Ruga |i to
i.,r door .-?.v. ring, 11.50 to
?.
S'ow Is your time t?> buj liesp.
i im.- ev? i y thin? fr? i
m my small ends 9 to B) yar?ls
hat \ it. now He,
Rug Fringe, i2t-2?-. y rd.
? |
Fur Robes, for baby-carrlsges, line?!,
?t Matting ahlpped to ua thi?
eek. fu. rom i- i I to 26o.;
i worth more th at salting pries.
lankets and Comforts.
White Cotton Coml home?
tl . ..?'??. , tor il 9; l..,rB?--slai
ouble-Bed ComfortB, lie.
Fins s nine ' omtorts, light shades foi
ling, only t
i '??retorts, UM; worth $?'..
i" t au Wo i White, Cray, and Mas
1 ink. ts
Wool Blanl - worth U.w
White and c.i iv Blanl - . ii- -ivy,
i.?, Blankets, $i.
All-Wool Buggy Robes, too.
tofA.
urs.
Children's Whit?' Fur Beta, gi.iV>.
Children'a Mart? n 11..?.
I '.:? Bi -ii Muffe, B.S0.
P.ae Black Hair Mull's, 11.
Mink Muff?. tlW
I.??bt Marten Muffs, y
i: .?, k Hair ? ollar? tt? , ?l 9,
M::,k Boa?, 12.50.
Marten Coll ra length, I?*?.Hi
- .1 Collarettes, tS.M.
Ai tra? i?.?n .
Real Collarettes, edged with Marten,
Stamped Unen Cen? ?. ic.
Colored Centre Buff? I
Qulpure Bhsms and s.-,uis He worth
White and Colored Beedtng, le. bunch.
Qresl asle of Pursea this week.
s?..-, ill prie? ? on 1 lall Ru
The best ?l Kid ?ll'iv?- In the city. ,
(osiery Sale.
i.i.:-:
:
Ladli
Ladles' Fleec? Lined II
All-Wool "
JULIUS SYCLfc & SM, lhh lUVVfcK, *?,??-^ b^
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~. ??.rrine hnrri.r will? -h lllinnl 11 I I niHTIOTO
A PATH TO THE POLE
___H_fl_____ MAKAltOFF rnOPOSFS
TO FOHC1. A PASSA.*- THF.IIE.
IS PREPARING STEEL YESSELS.
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(Correspondence "f the Dispatch.)
l BTERSBURl >, h\ ptttn r ti. \
new pehemo tl-?' ? - in wlMaeee of
eptlun th- i. t novel ??f all the ? .
> plans ??f scientists, ? i
for i ? bias the North
_ on tha ?publia by
!.,i llakai ll-knoarn > x
irthern Paciflc. Hla plan
i ?thing more nor less than lo Loro
t.. tho i?.?!?' tbrongS tha later
lg fields ?aad in.iuiit.iins of i
m? ans of a -fleet ?at "ie?-br. ak? rs." It
laured by Admiral Makarofl that tha
| itdda :b- , . ba farced
A-r i-.-l.r. aker, ami
- art that,
?..ah two
power b?-- eouM force a pathway to -thai
r-ithln twelve Ad
Adaalral ?pro? ti?.
?the s?.i
led M th?1 gamo Na
st ?asm ice-erushera that -?re Ca
miliar to visitors at th.- port of Vladl- | ?1B1
Ktock, where they ?ara ?asad to fares a wli
through ti'..' lea with which thai en.
.. d for tWO m ?nth.-, "i th" 1?'
v-ar. The "crushers" that the Admiral ?11
will use are to b- of maniiimth BhSB BS w?
?ompared arltk th- i.break i U* tut
,-oirtock. 'i h-\ are to be pawerfally ly
, sh ?rt aad aoUd, and fltl ?l ?Cll
Bt the bow with thick, steel I - ak??. To 'tb
h th?- AdaalraJ ' .id ?i.i.i a ?on-1 en
un deslsning, which la I an
Intended to follow up a crushing blow I wi
from th.- ram of thu lee hraahet and i
Integrate the br?.k>m aeaaa before It has tn
. freeaa together once more. of
\?, mi the aid of a?ngiaaa of ?treat power ha
V.lmirai Makaroff Brill drive his tee-hraak?| tt
- ?,t full asead apttaa. th- u?e that !>?rs Up
alt piugiaea to the ?pole; then, baahlag ? -aai
iway be aHU eaarga -ot-'i? ?aad again atibe
li- mass, until it split? apart and IfUI bo
him through. If It 1? found Impossible j d?
-.', tr.-ak throng!? in this way, the Ailml- p.
rol will settle down to tb_ slow process J fr<
boring, prt-ctsely as a Dorm?- maonme
ws its way through a mountain of
tii. if a tunnel m be bon i throush
earth, says admiral Makaroff, there
sou wbj it cannot be bored
tanner <?f reasoning of th* A1
ral's app< ais atrongly t?> the eommon
of the a i?.? bav.a
ired th" plan, but there are many win.?
that tie: .?sioiiary. Uno
objectors declares hlmsslf in
: "Of course, it is common, with
perly-bullt polar v?asela la make
,nn? Is for thei Often throi. ,
-.?. ; . rammln - th.- i ce -i :
lin ami again, and riding it down
oder a full head of ateem. But, th'
ind th a i -
ad. with such eondltions, i
nfully slow; next, that It uses up c al ., ,
i ateem in ?t aerlona manner, and,!
r.My, thai or later, the
if pretty badly,
:i : ?in.- thick '
' rate lump of i? -. Now, what
i: :iK Or
irly atagn int j
Vsry w>-ll-kiiown, as
; result o! Ar. M" obs'-i valioi?-. Wh? n
formed the
ka esil and,
S""ii a - 11. : : la ?riosv.
is tenaed ?brash.1 When it gathera
l dOUbl? s. th.- whalers style it 'pau
i..' sr '?." -i? -.' if you can se.? n-.e
?it of tl. II v. .1 be " i II?'-." and on
' -iniii' if its bovadaiI oat of
lit. 'l'a? k-i? ' ' ?"ii-ist? Of Ho s forced
tether and overlapping; and, wh--n thi?
?In h? -'"in. - broken snd sea ed 11
n- w wind, th?? r.anu* of It is "sallin*;
N?>w. siu-h la ths i-ommodlty
iniiai linkaroC will bsve to ram, sad
general thlcknesa it attain? in a ese?
foot Sir .,
a.-s. ,,ii one slds of 0**eenlnnd, nr?d
ptiiin Koldewnjr, on the other, f.?uni a
salt] of ?; fast 7 bichea, w.-ii, th?n.
?at ?team n M earry eoals
juj-h, and i letoral ??trenKin.
CbergS SOd run and 'rush for twelve
y s or moro stuff like tills, which
uld. BBOrOOVOr, t'r?-?-ze up behind hi ,,.-,
-t as sii?- BftvaaOSd? And this la mure
the onllnary drift-lee <.f th.? Arctic
<ie. Every now and then in th..???
ii?k-ribbed' regb.n.s the Admiral wiuld
couater "id Boating les el the a
?I third s-uson. Meting the hid?!- n - a
th an Impervious skin 10 to || foot
ratSgh. By and by. probably, they
?uld como upon a corner or a SSSBJoa
that gslasofiysllci Ben, where the Ice
s besa drifting unmelted for centuries,
d Where it W.illld Ilot be UlUDUllll to
ht upon floes?not bergi, or "-?uinniocka?
;htv t> MS hundre?! feet thick, ' |lo?*
ri?8," a? they are .len?uninate?l, sea
rn IsUixia und ?. outiiients of ice. not
rived from glaciers, like Icebergs, but
rpetually want?-.! beneath and restored
m above bv the ocean on which they
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m
?pped Franklin?the b?ge palaeo
am fp.tn M-lville Island. It was that
ilch -piled ?op Boating i? ? Moeka as blgh
the main-yard of lloClure'a inveati
tor. Thla Is th- fatal bar whi.li. t?i
north Of Smith's Sound, and ulmoht
?rywh-re, apparently, Mocks th- up
sach to the ?pole, aad aerooa whk ?
it Andr?e, h?ip-d to tlv with his ?vanish?
balloon, what could an lea break.
even of .-Ma. i ?oarer, do agi1*****
i white, lapeaetraala -trail of ihe ?palaeo
ratlC wil?l> rmss.'"
n spite of the ?-iscoura^aaaaata of the
ties, bowever, ?Admiral Makaroff in
tfls to give ids BCheme for n-aching
i thorough ?toot, an?i h?> ?s -?.mi
nt that he has hit upon the only
I plea for r.a? hin-; the wll-snard?-?!
-?..n ?if th far N??rth.
t? l> ?STAMP-BO IIV 1 l..l**<? Mill ts
it?rent Art Work Known I 1111 tin
.-o at <___B__eg~te iiuiidinu, WtmtuAmnraj.
(('.?iresp??!,,!-!!-.) ?,f th-* lJlspitch.)
lTTSp.i i:n. October U, ?Is Iha office!
Mr. A. S. M-Swi?,'an, ?'arn?;-|e H?il
_. this city, can be ?MOB pin?'
| cuilou.i freak. In .
tai. Th?j phot??. re takea in?- '
?llately aft-r the t--?t o? a s?-ction of ? ?
rdeaed nickel steel armor plate HKalnst
iiii ?had beea ?fred two ?heii_ in ?the
sting process.
nothing unusual was noticed about the
mor plata at ?tha time tha ?photographs
?are ?takes, but when the arara
veloped there e?p_?eared unmistakably on ,
ta two fa? ? *. arbitra th? slitHs ha?l
okeii their way In.
rhe faoaa were humaa and plainly out
ie?l In bar- t I, ey?-s, noto, ?nd I 'f
?>nth in t!i-lr right places. Without ? ,
.?bt it was the is'tang?'st art Woik ?\-*r .
? oinplishcd, tha human fue?! drawn on'
? I armor by the impact of u modern
i?Ml.
?nge a fr.-ak of chain?? was It
at when the photO?gia|d_a wer? i?.m
atad and exhibited la the window ?um
rs came to ere thern and wondered at
a .|?i- mess of the thing. Btaee th.-n a
ossr a-rasatantlaa ad s?.me e. the other
lOiOgrapha taken of armor plate at I
hich shells have been fired, sh??w that
o hole? form th? outlines of various
lapes recognized In actual life. |a
io ?there can be seen u fa?-.- having all
ie appearance of a tiger snarling, open
outhed, ami with distended eyes. In
lotht-r there can be traced th?. form oil i
Jog curled up fast asleep. Turn the I '
cturea which way, you will, there is ;
ie resemblance to some form of life. Of , '
?urs. there are many who say that the
ceness.? exist only in th? linaginattoii I
' the observer, but the strange ?Imllart-1
- Is so apparent that they have not th? | !
lghte.t doubt that a new phenoiuei ,
?. be-.-n discovered In the fae?*s on the
eel.
(IKbINIA HAN 1515,
iiNTI.Nl Kl' FK"M PAO* Till ItTKI.N,
- -Z=Z=22Z=.???r-22
'?ii t, ai.d have org ? ? sed HO I
m i BBM 'I'?' -U of
sl aur w..rk.
"For t!. If ?WS l?a>?- ha 1 ?-even?
s iiml.T appointment,
ho report that ti?? y ota si k ?i M statloag|
n BOfal 'I .
i in Biaatlnga in which
;.uth in elitist;
a?.I !?' M \: .: ' ? "'inversa
i"U and prayer; organic? d 2~> Sunday
7 churches; tssri bufldtag it
f worship, and I t. in
In? bai 1-1 lin.' ami Improv.-tn? in of ?-hur. ii.-S
i?.l ; i- ti y hail collected to.?
"' i,, and all this ws s their
wii Bel pt I ""
.M bopefetiy of th.? work
iii'.iu; the i . Of th" Isl '
I empl.,y.?ii, who
: during t? | -.- sty Bve am
for Hi" it ?.
.? ?in which,
m .../
. and associations in th<? i
f their v,?.ik. ?nd collected MJB.71 to
tornot?? lt. The the ird foa
he past year had U??Sn JH - -
l.','?7 7l ?- i<.>fure, ami
>
il-et ail of It.-* obll id b. ym tl.o
i the treasury.
t? Its t?cc??
etary <?r any ??th ,riy the
,h?.i.! .f it* incum lbs ?upport
sfclonarhs. I h " p?-rt pay? *
,n ( liil.ui,' t., K?v. W, T Jolly, -t mem
died it ii ring
be y ar.
Tin r> tort was adopted, after speeches
?y Wiillam Kilyson. i: a,; Rsv. W. Ham?
Hon. of Blu 11. Minn,
?; Rev. Htii/h C. Smith, of Ma?-?
Insvllls, and Rev. Dr. H. W. Battle. ?*|
I a :.
lo.pu? ?it, and tellln?. ami at th? closo
rsst ?unxreKation roa? and ?*ng
?vit h wonderful power and saTsst, "How
muh a Foundation Ye Saints of l?e
l.or.l."
All of the pulpits of the city, except
the CathoMi and Episcopal will be ch-.- i?
i >-morr<>w by dehyatea and visitors,
vnioiix the Rlchmoad preachers appoint?
h ar.- I ?? s. W It. 1? Smith.
It. 11. Iltt. W. B. Hatcher. George Coop
-r, J. William Jon-.?, and R J W.l
Inghsm; It. vs. M. Ashby Jim?--.. H V.
? .. and 1. M. Mercer. Dr, W M.
\\ i.isitt. <>f Louisville, win oceapy tha
NSI "f l?'?n?>r. by tilling the pulpit of the
First Baptist church
It looks now as If the association ?vouli)
adjourn on Monday night.

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