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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-10-05

hndeth to do, we will do it with all our
might. - W. Usher.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-10-05

RICHMOND; a Guide to and Description of the
Principal Places and Objects of Interest Bv
Daniel Murphy. j, W. Randolph & English.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-10-05

The Catholic PREsBYrERIAS for September has
the following articles
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GENTLEMEN's FURNISHINGS in
COLLARS, CUFFS,
SOCKS, SCARFS,
in best goods at owest rates.

SPECIAL INDICTMENT.
For the balance of the son we Offer specai terms
on FANCY sUITINGS and TROUsLR FAI-
TERMS. Much money O. an be saved by securing
the materials Of us.
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During the past six months six persons
died 10 Philadelphia whose ages exceeded a
century. The oldest was Dafy Barton.
whose age is reported at fl5. There were
sixty others who were ninety and over
and OF the sixty.six who died at ninety aud
above, only seventeen were men, while
forty-Dine were women.
On Thursday evening Miss Alice Lee Yves
married to Daniel Dickson at the house OF
her father, George w. Lee, in Newark, N.
j. Al The conclusion OF the ceremony her
father kissed the bride, aud fell to the floor
unconscious. Death resulted minute later,
caused by beart disease.
Scion Chase, the apostle OF Greenbackism,
IS on proseIytiDg' tour in Ohio. The Re-
publican newspapers say that prosperity
has obliiera,ed the error In that State, and
that be will meet with little encouragement.
Mrs. General Gordon sent the following
telegram from New York TO her son Hugh !:
- Ny son, keep cool; DO nothing rash, but
resent the insult OF your father at all
hazards. Your Mother"
The gifts bestowed by wealthy men on
Princeton College since DR.. McCosh has
been president amount TO about S2,5OO,O0O.
The New York Herald gives its reasons
for predicting that tomorrow (the 4lh) viii
not be DOT.
The green apples beat fhe toy pistol Just
now ia The South.
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Though nations may swell the cry Of In
dienssiou called forth by the attempt 10
assassinase the President Of the United
States, there viii 10 al the earth be no sin.
csrer mourners than the people Of The south
crn section OF this Union. The true south"
ron is a true man; aud be despiscs treach-
err aud cruelty and assassination. Well Is
IT for the man who sped the bullet Of The
assassin that he did not do it In southern
city: for the hot southern blood would
have terminated bis life without waiting to
learn whether be was nsuise or not, (as
he was, We take II Tor grauted.)
In the ferry words OF our fellow-ci,izens-
In their expressions OF profound regret
In their ou,gushing sympathy with the PIE
sldent and bis wife aud venerable mother
In their very looks we read how true u Is
as the great Englis5 poet says, that one
touch OF nature makes the whole world
KIM We all feel as II personal wrong
had been done 10 us-as II he were bone OF
our bone and flesh of our flesh that was
bssely assaulted IN Washington yesterday.
We claim him at once as our President !;
and II, which Heaven forbid, he should die
in consequence Of bis wounds, every south
ern house will 90 In mourning and every
southern heart bleed as every southern
tongue claims the martyr as ITS own.
We cannot dBd words In which to describe
the crime, il crime il wss and not the act
OF Iuuatic. Strange 1t is indeed that Rus
STA and the United Staies-the ireest coun-
try and The most despotic-sbould breed the
kind Of men that turn out 10 be assassins.
We dare not now speculate upon the
hitherto unexpected results which would
follow the Presidents death. Truly the
ways OF Providence are past finding out.
We earnestly hope that the Presidents lie
may be spared for many years to come.
From thousands OF hearts, not only in pull
pIt6 but in closets-Dot only in palaces but
10 cottages--wllI this day ascend to heaven
fervent prayers for the proloDgation OF the
life OF the ruler OF his people.
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REDO n!

In The emphatic language Of q prominent dealer
In dry goods, the bottom has fallen out OF the dry
goods market and prices are just what people choose
10 give. Ladies who wish 10 understand the fun
significance of this quotation should visit S1tLE
BROTHERS., aud see what sweeping reductions
have been made IN price. .
BARGAINS IN HOUSEKEEPING GOOD.
54-lNCH BROWN LINEN DAMASh, good
54.INCH WHITE LINEN DAMASK. good
54.INCH I'URKSY RED and MADDER CO.
5 cases PACIFIC lawns yard wide, in short
lenQtAs. az Sc:
so pieces WHITE LINEN LAWN at 12Hc., re.
% doI5n GENTLENiEN'S GAUZE UNDER
SHIRTS al 12kc. worth 25c.;
80 pieces of LACE STRIPED MUSLIN al Sc
never sod before for less than l65c..
1000 pair RFGULAR.MAKE CHlLDREA'S
HOSE al l0c-gO0d value for 25c.;
; cases HANDSOME LAWNS al Dc. per yard ;
20V pieces NICE LAWNS at 10 and l2.ac. per
yard:
so pieces VICTORIA LAWN at lOc., reduced
from DC. per yard:
so pieces VICTORIA LAWS at l5c.-good
value for zoe per yard; -
16l Tieces LINEN DE DACCA at l6, 8. 20. %.
70, and 3Oc.-lOper cent. less lhan former
60 pieces pOTTtD SWISS ranging in price
? cases tS" LADIES IioSE, UNBLEACHED.
three pair for 2jc.-regu ar price l2sc per
100 dom LADIES' HOSE. WHITE, three pair
iOr 25c regular price, l2&c per pair;
I75 dozen LADIES HOSE, STRIPED. three
pair for 25c-Iegular price. 12i4c. per pair
70 pieces PLAIN BROWN LINEN ranging in
price from 10 10 2Jc. per ward;
250 LADIES' ULSTEkS ranging in price nom
1925 10 $3.50.
GLOVES We nave everything that is new. "a
DIES LISLE-1HRtAD LACE TOPS at 25e.,
LADIES ENGLISH LISLE-THREAD MITIS
At 25c., LADIES ENGLISH SILK MITES at
zoe, LADlE>' b. AND C. FRENCH Isle
GLOVES a. 65c.
FANCY PARASOLS closing below cost-al new
au0 OF the best materials-S5 10 81, worth - to
Sl2;
sun UMBRELLAS-great variety. popular prices
Latest STYLES in CARDINAL, OLD GOLD, BOR-
DEAUX, and BLUE-SATlN PARAsOLS, with
lining - match. a. 1898 worth SO.
LACES.-An the new LAtES. wide and narrow
FDGINGS aud INSERTlNGS 10 match, for the
trimming 81 summer dresses;
SPANISH LACkS- the hest assortment in the city
SPANISH IACES CREAM and BLACh) from Ia
TO y niche elegant patterns;
500 pieces DRESS GOODS to be closed out at Prime
cost:
MADE. Up LACES-stylsh, elegant novel.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
ie 26.eod 81 Broad street.
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Tn. Alhnnx Contest.

ALBANY. N. Y, July 2.-The vote TO-DAY
,or ,,,e short.term vacancy was as follows
Potter al: Corkling, 90; Wheeler, 70
Cornell. 8: Lapham, u; Crowley, 3; Chap'
man. 1: Rogers, 1. No choice.
THE convention then voted on bl'ing Tue
flone.lerm vacancy, with the following re
suit. Depew. Is: Herman, 81; Cornell, III
| Crowley. a: Talcott, 2; Chapman, 2; Fish,
II: Plait. q; Tremaine, 2; Lapham, =;
Worth, 1. No cholce. :, ,,
the senate met at 11:40 A. M.-Pfesiden'
| fnro teu.) Robinson in the CHAIR. Cnap'
lain Haley referred 70 startling aud melan'
eholy circumstances under whlcd inc sen
ate net. saying that the President OF the
limited States bad been shot by an assassin,
| He dgeIt at length upon the uncertainty Oh
| life, closing his prayer with an earnest sup
plication that the life OF the PresidonI
might be spared.
The Journal Of yesterday was read iOI'
lowing which the Chair handed the clerk
two kilograms announcing the shooting OF
the President.
Mr.. Halbert offered the following resolu'
ton:
whereas the Senate Of the State Of New
York learns with profound sorrow OF the
attempted assassination OF the President OF
the United States; therefore
ResoLUed, That we tender our heartfelt
sympathy TO the President and his iam'iy,
and az the same time express our oorToi
and indignation at the atrocious attemp'
made upon his life.
MFR. Mccarthy said that while he agreed
with much Of the resolution, yet he wlshed
to defer expressions OF indignation untll
full particulars were received from the
White House. He, however, did not Oh
| ject to the resolution.
The resolution was then adopted by a
Uiud U0ce vote.
On motion OF Mr.. Mills, the Senate took
recess until 1855 A. NJ.
During the recess Mr.. Robertson received
Associated Press dispatches, which were
read from the desk, and senator's and em'
poyEs gathered about the reader.
The Senate at ~ O'Clock went into JOINT
convention with the Assembly, and upon
returning therefrOm the Senate adjourned
until Monday.
TO the Assembly, after the reading OF the
Journal, Mr.. Murphy moved that the As
sembly take recess until 1l;55 O'Clock. lie
said he made The motion IN consequence OF
the terrible news wbich had been received
from Washington. He then referred to the
progress of the victim from the lower paths
to the presidency, and said that the horror
OF the act lust committed was TOO great i0r
expression. The minority OF this House
would mingle is feelings OF condemnation
with those Of the entire country aud toe
world. Mr.. Murphy's motion was then
adopted, aud the Assembly went into recess
After the adjournment OF the joint con
vention the House rtSssembed, ana DIT
Brooks called up his resolution TO adjourn
| fill Tuesday. After some discussion the
previous question was ordered, and Mr.
Brooks's resolution 10 adjourn over was
lost.
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-. ....ss.. ..ss....s.....
ar COHEN BROTHERS.
Observation-Disclosures

Our recent purchases have been very heavy II &
true they were purchased 70 good advantage; but We
DO not desire 10 carry them over TO tfe next season
Fer this reason we have decided TO sell. That
win sellif prices cSu be he'd as an induce
nent to purchasers.
We have determined to commence MONDAY,
July 4th.
PRICES THROUGHOUT OUR FNTIRE HOUSE
WILL BE SUCH AS HAVE NEVER
HAD A PRECEDENT.
We have space 10 quote few articles only:
LINES DE DAcCA at II and I2Hc, reduced from
10 and Ice.
ALL WHITE GOODS. BOTH FINER AND
LOWER G i,A biis ;f AT An EQUAL
The largest portion OF our SUMNER SILKS will
he sold at
SIG.
............
sATINs. SILKS. SURAHs, PONGEES. FOU-
LARDS, and SILK GOODS Of every descriD-
ton, from the finest 10 the cheapest, at IMMENSE
Among them Black SILKS at 45c. reduced from
75c.. az Zoe. the value warranted sl.25;
Au, ne she great reductions in wORsTED DRESS
GOODS are WOoL-FILLING LACE BUNT-
ING at
&c."
Thefe goods sold every where al 16Ac. Their
price during the first part OF the season was Zoe
yard.
We have full stock OF all descriptions OF NUNS
YELLING, BUNTINGS. and other descriptions
Of DRESS GOODS. which We shall offer At
prices that must sell them.
Our stock Of
IACES AND EMBROIDERY
is marked dOwp.
We shall off among them LACES al &c. yard re-
ductd from &c.. 1T Sc. former price lOc {;
eco yards HAMBURG at IL and &c. a yard.
A large stock Of LINENS for boys wear at 10 and
l2kc., reduced from g and 2Oc.:
Special and heavy reductions have been MADE In
HOSIERY, GLOVES, aud HANDKER-
CHIEFS;
A large stock Of MATTINGs; amongst them
WHITE at loo.
WE CLOSE AT p. NJ. PROMPTLY.
fiy 2.Sa.SuT TIL
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@ LACESl LACES! LACES !

Large additions have just been made TO our stock of
LACEs. We show the largest assortment in
this city.
LAwNs-A larze stock at 5, 81, So, 10. 1914 aud
csc. per yard:
GINGHA,Is at 81, 10, 12H, 10, and 16'.o. per
yard;
STRIPED vICTORIALAwN at SIC. worth l2Ec.
atl2ic. worth zoe;
WHITE ORGANDY MUSLIN AZ zoe. per yard
worth 35c.;
WHITE oRGANDY LAWN, with side border
at zoe. per yard worth 35c.
BATHING-SUlTS for ladies and gentlemen;
SASH ard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. very cheap;
FANS Of all styles at low prices;
JAPANESE PARASOLs at 8, ., 10, Is, 20, sc,
and 4Oc.;
SILK, GINGHAM, ALPACA, and CAMBRIC
PARAsoLs and UMBRELLAs-Great induce.
ments in this line;
TWISTED SILK MITTs, LIsLETHREAD
GLOVES, and KID GLOVES in all sizes and
qualities;
MATTINGS very cheap: WHITE MATING at
I2Hc.; RED-CHECK t15c.;
RUGS, MATS, HAssoCKs, and WINDOW
SHADES;
LACE CURTAINS at the lowest prices ever offered
PRINTED PIQUEs at 64c. per yard, would be
cheap al shc.,
Great reductions in the price Of all kinds Of DRESS
GOODS at
jy1 LEVY BROTHERS.
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FANCY GOODS. &c.
STIL l. L W E r.
PRICES WAY DOWN.
THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR NOW SERVES 4
DOUBLE DUTY
IN OUR EsTABLISHMENT.

Ladies who are preparing for he season at tb va
riOus summer resorts will DO well 10 eXamip our
stock aud supply themselves before leaving 10 n
LACEsl LACES! LACEs!
Our LACE COUNTER attracts universal tten-
ton from he feet that We are constantly eerIng
all LACFS 40 prices far below the actual yais' we
carry all makes Of LACES IN Black, Whiei ana
O''"''' GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
We are constantly on the outlook for Jobs IN
GLOVES. Are NV Offering splendid lOIh I VI
MER GLOVES as low rs Zoe. aud EiGGAN /
ELASTIC and Long LACE TOPS az l. 10 and
23c. WHITE GLOVES from lie. up.
PARASOLS AND UMBRELLA.
Determined not TO carry any Of these Ger TO next
seasoY, owing TO the change ia siyles we nave
mar, al all Of our PARASOLS sDd sUNOMBktL-
LAS down at nOminaly bali their yau.
RIBBONSl RIBBONS
Have now in stock 225 cartoons RIBBONS In an
shades and widths. We have decid'l lhat ule'e
goods must 20; therefore have made' ng reouc-
ton In prices.
CORSETSl CORSETs
We carry all the popular makes CoRsEIS >
ranging in price from 25c. 10 81 =. our QUO
COR- TT IS most excellent hitting a tihusI DC s'th
10 be appreciated.
LACE TIES AND LINEN OLLARS.
In point Of variety aud low prc on these goods
We beat Tie town.
HOOP-SKGRTs.
We have inst opened Il & ysriy OF these goods
I'm all The newest shapes.
HOSIERY! HOSiI|1
Enough STOCKINGS on h8p 10 supply every
woman and chld in RchmoIb ana extremely
cheap. Ill - -, .,
we would respectfully reque a call; rs we SHAH
offer some SPECIAL inducemenl ~ sOous uo' men
We close promptly at = h.-sATURDAY
NIGHTS at O'Clock. -,,,,,,.n,
g. . % BZ3 Broad sire ct.
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WE CLOSE AT 8 p. NJ. PROMPTLY.
fjy 2-Sa, Su,ThI
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pETERS RIIRG.
A BOY EIGHT YEARS OLD ARRESTED FOR MUIR
DER.

A BOY EIGHT YEARS OLD ARRESTED FOR MUIR
DER.
fCcrrespondence Of The Richmond Dispstch.I
July 2, 1891.
The boy Oliver Foster, OF whom | wrote
In NV last letter, died OF his wounds this
morning, and the boy Tommy Turner, who
cut him several days ago, has been arrested
and lodged In Jail on the charge OF murder.
The prisoner IS only about eight years OF
age, and the deceased was but little older.
II seems that stone was thrown through a
window OF the house OF lady on Byrne
street with whom Foster was living, and
she sent. the boy out TO see who had thrown
il. The boy saw Turner near by, and
charged him with the deed. They got to
quarrellIng, and the result was thai Foster
was cut ID the left breast with knife by
Turner, the point OF The blade touching tde
set in. which resulted
in death. The prisoner claims that he was
struck by Foster before he cut him.
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STEVENS,

STEVENS
recognizing the beauty Of e philanlhropic move
,oyv nm foot IN give The pect Of Richmond and vi
cInity the benefit Of Who'll, ge prices on
CHINA A 3 GLASS,
and wishing offer subsf tlal aid to the IaudaDie
enterprise offers in the males
Selected DINNER PL fEs, extra thin, at s5c. per
dozen;
Selected e. G.. PLATcSat 55c per dozen;
selected HANDLED EAs, extra thin, at soc, per
set:
Selected ENGLISH dlINA, HANDLED TEAS.
extra thin. At S. yper set;
Good IRONsTUNISHINA,H HANDLED TEAS a.
45c. per set;
LAMP CHlMSE}fat Acc. per dozen;
Pine PLAIN GCAETS (beazlies) az soc. PEI
dozen;
TUMBLERS, III styles, at 2oc. per dozen
In ROGFPs, II and TABLESPOONS and
FORKS;
! In CAKE-STAPs, CAoIOks' &c' @c' you vi
ind a largsAforment, al bottom prices, a.
STEVENS,
te24 sos Broad street.
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The following sentence is in MoScURE d.
CoxwAY's last letter from London TO the
Cincinnati Commercial. Under present cir
cumstances, it IS a striking remark:
1.-THE royal family OF England is the envy
OF all the crowned heads Il Europe; nor
have there been wanting signs since Lin
coins time that it may some day be the
enyS OF American presidents"
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The Dispatch is after G. h. ELLIS, OF
BeulahyilIe, with sharp stick. II the
Wig would furnish US The name OF It's
King William correspondent who knew SO
we'll that there was no G. X. ELLIS in that
county, il might thus aid in bringing the
cuiprit TO light.
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DamyiIle Tobacco Market.

DANvILLE, July 2.-The Tobacco Asso'
citation reports the tobacco business in this
maxi for the month Of June as fol
lows: 2,9l2, $50 pounds sold for S353,512 49,
being an average OF $l2 10 per 100 pounds.
Since the 1st of October last 22.953,47C
pounds have been sold for S2,2S6. 76
being au average Of 80 "a per 100 pounds.
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a Terrible cyclone and Marine Disas-
tor 0vs the Eastern shore.


ter On the Eastern shore.
BALTIMORE, July Especial dispatches
from Crlstield, on the Eastern Shore, give
accounts Of cyclone in Tangier Sound.
Cbesaptake bay, on Thursday. On DeaPs
Island the tornado was so powerful that it
drove two boats through the bridge leading
from the mainland TO che island. tearing the
bridge completely away. The schooner }. H..
Toll was capsized off Foxes Island in Tan.
Cier Sound, and sill on board are supposed 10
have been lost. The crew was composed OF
Captain George Il. Davis, f. Rigging, and
William Ward. The body has since been
identified as that OF William Ward. No
thing has been seen or heard OF the schooner,
and it is supposed she has sunk near Fair
mount. The body OF negro was found
lashed to a mast with rope around his
neck. II is supposed that in his haste be
lied the r9pe around his neck instead OF his
was. thereby stranglng himself. On
Smiths Island vessels were blown high
and dry upOn the beach, one landing
i'm potato-patcb thirty yards distant
from the shore. The storm lasted nearly
one hour, aud was accompanied by vivid
flashes of lightning and terrible peals OF
thunder. On Watts Island the wind was
so powerful that il lifted the schooner Pris-
cllla f. Leach almost clean out Of the water,
capsizing her ana drowning two OF her
crew, both colored. The captain and mate
barely escaped with their lives. Further
up the sound the schooner Sunnysde was
capSized, and her crew, consisting OF Cap
tain Mcdonald and bis son, drowned also,
a colored man was knocked overheard and
drowned before assistance could reach him
from the schooner McGee.
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We present the following statement from
the well.knOwn firm OF Messrs. Lally &
Russell, boiler-manufacturers, corner First
AID G streets, Boston eve can safely tes-
tify that we have never used a liniment
among our meu that equals the great Ger
man remedy st. jacobs Oil. IL has cured
several of them OF severe bruises aud burns,
aud il has also effected marvellous cure OF
Rheumatism in the case OF friend OF orrs.'
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M COMMENCING ON
MONDAY, JUNE 9TH,
WE OFFER

600 LINEN AND MOHAGR ULSTERS, 81 up;
Large stock Of PARAsOLs, FANS, MITTs,
GLOVES, HOSIERY, BELTS, RIBBONS, &C.
$500 Yards WORsTED DRESs-GOODS at l0c.;
The finest variety of LACES, very cheap;
HAMBURG, NAINSOOK, and SWISS EMBROI-
DERIES;
BLACK GRENADINES at 1910. original value
Soc; .
Headquarters for ,he GENUINE LINEN DE
DACCA;
NULL MUSLIN, CREAM AND WHITE DOTTED
MUSLINS, CHECKED aUSLIN;
VICTORIA AID LINEN LAWNS, PIQUES, &C.;
ALL.wOOL COLCRED BUNTlNGS reduced from
25c. to l6ac.
DRESS GOODS MARI D DOWN
TO SELL THEM OF.
Full assortment Of UNLAUNDH4EO SHIRTS,
COLLARS and CUFFS;
LADIES' GENTLEMEN'S, aud CHILDREN's
GAUZE VESTS;
$50 dozen LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS from &c.
up. Special at enlion is invited to This lot, as
they are offered at less than manufacturers
cost.
Fine lire Of TABLE-LINENs, NAPKINS, Tow
ELS, LINEN AND Cotton sHEE1INGs
cheaper than ever;
500 HOOPsKIRTS. latest styles, lust received;
FIGURED LINEN LAWNS at 1870. worth regu-
larly zoe.
Prettiest 8, 81. and I21c. LAWNS in the city;
Numerous other good bargains az
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
Sol Broad corner Fifth street.
ie 26-Sa saw
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wIIITy GOODS.

our stocks In this department are Very fali 40"
,cnde an the latest novelties and standard soods'
SPECIAL BAnoAfNs:
FRENCH ORGANDY, ytFY 6ne and iheer'ae zoe ;
BEAUTIFUL STRIPED MUSLIN al lS1c., 40
BROCADED MUsLINs; x,,,c
NAINsOOK. LINON DE DACCA. CHECk NUE.
Inns, CAMBRIA, MAZALIA, &C.
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rruRtBLE CYCLONE on THE EASTERN
SHORE; MAXINE DfsAsTERs--ExciIE-
MESr IN STOCKS IN -PHiLADkLPHlA-
THE pALLorIsG FOR SENATORS AT
ALBANY YEsrERDAY-THE HENLEY
RAcEs-vTHER FOREIGN NEWS, &C.
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rILEINERY.
STRAW GOODS DOWN.
WE sAID last WEEK. LOWEST PRICES!
rs ALL 4 MISTAKF.
THIS WI TX THEY ARE STILL LOWER

An house advertise great bargains, which is quite
easy TO DO ut most important OF ali is 10 have them
when Gust hers ak for them.
Determ ga no, 10 carry any stock over TO next
season. W have already marked our goods down u
one half Ieir real value.
900 TANNED HATS and BONNETS, which
We INST sell before this month goes out.
Very s.,ush PATTERN B0NNETS aud HATS
mo elegantly trimmed, sold in April al SZ2
S25 and $50. marked down to $40 aud Sl2:
An FRENCH CHIPS sold at Sl2j ana $50
na ked now Use;
All Use AMERICAN CHIPS, sold at 7jc.
II .rked now 43c.;
All lINE LACE TUSCAN BONNETS and HATS
Idat $3.50, 1915, and So, marked now sl.25
Idsl.50:
On Iew SUMNER HATS, for mountsin and sea-
ide. reduced from 81 81 20, and Sl.5O, 10 33c.
CpILDREN'S LACE CAPS marked way Gown;
File FRENCH FLOWERS also FEATHERS, and
other MILLINERY GOODS, proI oriionateiy
Tow.
I've close prompt at =. NJ; Saturday nights AZ 9
flock, WOLFORD SHILBtRG,
523 Broad street.
BE 22-eod2w between Fifth ano Sixth.
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The excitement in STOCKS.

PHILADELPHIA, july 2-l2:50 =. M.-The
stock market shows increasing excitement,
and prices on some stocks are breaking
badly. The stock Board has passed reso-
luton to continue in session during the az
fprn0op
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REGATTA.
EMEMBER RICHMOND REGATTA

EMEMBER RICHMOND REGATTA!
IL RAILROAD RATES REDUCED!
Held under the auspices of the Virginia Associa-
u0n of Amateur Oarsmen, JULY 3, SSl, over the
lanes River course. All races one and one hall
miles straight away. Excursions By all or the rail-
roads entering The city at greatly reduced rates
Tickets uncmding entrance 10 the Grand stand,
TRANSPORTATION by Richmond street railway and Bos-
sienx's EXPRESS TO and from the groundsl; only %
cents-.O be had at &. F. JoHNSIoN'S, the news
dealer and al the hfaGqUarters of tue REGATTA Com
mlttee. Eleventh street between Main AID Bank.
Refreshments TO be had city prices on The grounds.
GIanG Open AIR Concert by brass band between
each race Official Programme will be Issued on the
day of The races giving the order OF races. uames OF
crews entering. cOlOrs 10 Be worn, &C, Sc
Regatta Committee: T.. ID DHAW lChairmanl,
THOMAS n. CARTER. WILLIAM L. LEE,
MANLY h. CURRY. X. III. SMITH.
Representatves OF the press who arrive In the CITY
will please report at Headquarters Regatta Commit
Tee jy Lat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-03
the PROFESSIONAL RACE

OrTOwA, July 2.-The starters in the pro-
fessiOnal race were Triekett, Riley, Gan
dour, Hosmer, Teneyek, Schaefer, Ross,
and Macdonald. Ross won by two lengths
without any apparent eXertion; Gandour
second. There was a lively struggle for
place between Hosmer and Teneyck, both
OF whom rowed a plueky race. Hosmer
finished about half length ahead; Riley
fifth; Trickett, who seemed to be COM
pletely exhausted, sixth; Macdonald sew
enth, and Schaefer eighth. Ross time was
OF ninuieS