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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
Hunting Song.

In nm. brother hunters, ITS time % be of
Saw what Is the use OF this lingering around
Tho hounds with their music our tdleness scoh,
Aud each horse - neighing and paving the
ground.
Iist 10 hOrse and 20 hounds a. wo ealloplng 60,
What sounds Ike no hunting sounds, I'd like
10 know!
The sun has Just wakod mp, and rosy with sieep
Ia RaZuc round-oyo1 on our small, noisy host,
Down 90 the cold mo0rs his unwilling beams
while We follow with many song. shout, and
Tho stin is uneallant, the earth LOOKS go fair.
.Wi,h diamonds On bToash on arms, ana OF
hsiI.
Wen hunt ont shy Reynnrd from his sscrot lair,
And follow while he and tho hounds hide and
sock:
Dash through groves where tho delicate mai
deus hair
And uure Lilo Vale MOI over ths crock;
Through bright emerald meacs, silver froiteo
liko frost;
By great groom oaks dotted, and gugllng
streams crost.
Hear brave Trusty's deep voice give the signal
As ,hs norm from the hillside rings cheerily
The hounds Join, and the music of sweet echoes
AS a balm on our hearts, as our steods wheel
For we arc bold Enelishmen ready for death.
Bui enjoying each moment oil essy-dTaSh
Les
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
PATTlsoN ON THE RESULT.
lie Expected Larger Figures-Iiasnt Been
Congratulated by Cleveland.

Congratulated BY Cleveland.
Robert f. Pattisou, Goyernor-elect OF
pennsvlvAnia, WAS interviewed IN Phlla-
1clphia by q correspondent OF the Baiti-
moro Aplericdn. In speaking Of the cam
paign Mr. Pattison said:
~ am glad It is over, for am very tired.
In tho last five weeks | have been cam
pairning every day throughout the state.
In that time | visited siXty-tOur out OF the
sixty-seven counties, and when man gets
through with such a Job as that he natu-
rally feels pretty much worn out"
"What opinion have You formed upon
NV majority should be much moro than
has been so far reported he replied. i
think / will have l8 900 majority"
"Were YOU surprised at the result2"
ny no means. have been through tho
etote so much and so long aud | knew the
situation so thoroughly, that l was per
fectlv well acquainted with the situation.
Consequently the fact that was elected
was bv no means surprise. although eX-
pected larger figures.
Z" Do Won think that Mr.. Blaine's speech
in any way affected the resultf"
Not bit. If the speech could have
had any effect it was too late to accomplish
it,
1T suppose you have been overwhelmed
with congratulations? Z"
~ have had lots OF letters and tele-
Grams. These are mostly from people in
fhe clty and throughout the State. No, l
have not heard anything from AIR. Cleye-
land.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

Tho Homo Truth OF Foreign Proverb.
The Spanish have q proyorb-denasiaGo IS
pelfgYoso-" TOO much IL dangerous" IL " bre-
witty is the soul of Wit" this means a great deal
Kxcesses and other imprudences In eating and
drinking GRO productive OF ono tremendous
evil-the progenitor Of many othsrs-and these
are among the folIi9B 20 which This plthy seylhE
has direct application. Tho evil 20 which We al
Jude is indigestion, 70 Tue f5ieI mo cur %
which uostettcr's stomach Bittors hiss con-
trlbuted moro than any medicine which science
las given 10 the American people. Vhta inyigo-
rating stomach- and corrosive ~ tno means
not Only Of reforming disoriere1 OF ehIeoplet
condition OF tue digestive organs. but OF renew
Ing healthy action Of the bowels ond the nver'
Beqides this Il counteracis tendency 70 rneu,
matism and sidney complains, e1urpstes snd
prevents mGiariOus dscsr9i 10 pplsht re-
storatlve nj strength witch g. failing. hastens
couyalegcence, aud mitigatss the innrullhrs OF
age. DO y '. y. ln 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

II C,risp. of Georgia. be chosen Speaker
of the regenerated House, the selection
viii be in one way the most appropriate
that could bs made.
Crisp was the one man on the moor OF
the lat House of whom Reed was airaid.
The Maine Car could neither ouhy MIN
nor silence him, and he was Reeds master
How would Reed feel TO find that
calmn acute. Satire, and powerful eye
surned on him from the chair f-Phsladsl-
.,I<o Times
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
"AForegone Conclusion. "

The mastery strategy and superb lead
orsbin displayed by Chairman Ellyson in
~ recent congressional fight in this State
wakes bis nomination for Governor by the
democratic party of Virginia foregone
conclusion. His claims are so prominent
hat NO ore will hardly dare contest them.
The democratic party has had many able
headers since the war, but no one except
NJ Fllyson has distinguished himself by
eiect,ng a solid Democratic delegation.
Eesides Governor Elyson sounds well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
RAILROAD LINES.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
In ROAn

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
In ROAh
sCBBDULE1n KFBBCr NAY Il. I3lh
TWO TRAINS DAftT TO HOgBOLA AND
LYACHBUh4
LBAYE RICHMOND. BTRD-sTREEr STATION
saOAM Daily. pa Petersburg Richmond and
Norfolk TbroHgh Etproys Arrive q.
Norfolk i2:25 r. N. S-ops only az Po-
teuogrs ana slfolk A second
train, leaving Petersburg a: ll;}D A.
d. Rnd arriving IS Norfolk atg r. ~,
stops as all stations.
eOA n. Daily, va Pc;cFsSur2. Arrive ~
Petersburg 1918 A. NJ. No. fooVes
Psorsbarg 1913 A. n. for Farm
Vile, Lynoh burg, enc All poinb South
,up " Daily. 20 Peterstury. Arrive Ps-
tersburR Gl5 p. A.; ieavs Petersburg
$50 ?. n. daily arriving Norfolk
p. NJ
lin p. n. Daily. va Fetersour. Arrive a,
Petersburg 1870! A. A.. ccan sofing
win Train No L leaving Petersburg
az ieg0 A. n. Tor RermYlltA Lynen-
burg, PossaonsaA sni sii points
1looAM Daily, va Burhsyilie, for Farmulle,
Lynahburg, tho south, snd WSSt
PULLMAN sLRRPlN9-cAR AoCOhsoDA~
TIOas
No. I-5leeping-osF from Petersburg to Bristol
Without change leaving Petersburg daily NJ
lS:40 A. NJ, ani Lynenoars 10 A'mpns "i'n-
out change -
no s-Lynehburg % koma zni Reanoao %
Memphis without cnsnge
Itcketa, baggags-cheokA Ent eli Information
Gan le Obtained 81 Rich0ond and Psterrb arg
railroad depot A. ". 0Hcsr'A lou Main street.
ard AZ ne ConpGEy's og1es, soi cas-. Aadastrcss
X. ". COUNTRY,
Passenrer Agsak
W. h BkYiL.l.
General Passenger Agoak
CHLKLEsg EDDY. yce-rr~siiesI
General oncA R0anokA Va. fol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
nAaLroAp LrNEN
NHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ WAY COMPANY.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ WAY COMPANY
SCHEDULE ~ TFEgCr OCTOBER -, isD
TsAys RIcHnopn
$50 A. NJ Daily for Oh Point AMI Norfolk
CHAIR Car Richmond 10 Old PoinI
Hoo A. NJ Express, daily for Cincinnsu Putt
man Palace Car M1hUond % Nom
coyerte. ond pullman sleeper Char
lottoryille 70 Cincinnati Chair Car
Ola Point % Richmond.
$50 p N, HKpress dsiiY tor Ola Point s7f Nor
folk. Pullmal sl0epiag Car Cinein-
go r. NJ. Accom- notation, except sunday for
CharlOffasYilla.
s.9o Y. N. The ~. V. Limited daiiy. Pullman
sleeping Oar Olf Point - Cinctnnau
solif ver Il bule train. Win Diuins Oar
and PRilmans Charlottesville v Oln-
oiunau and pullman W Loasvills-
YnArNs lRayE AZ EicusOsD.
~, A. ". and as r. n. daily from ciacinu.M
O;l5 A NJ. daily, excogs sunday, IRON Guar
,n,o A NJ. Sna T.,s n N. daily from sorfoik.
S00 y. NJ. Yrsight from Charlottesville. eIcsps
SUNDAY, Carries passengers.
station: Broad slfoot n5ar seventeenth.
JAgEsRlygR DIyIsIos
Richmond and Allegheny isaIiroa1,
LzAys SfoBNosn
400 A, NJ. dsiiy for Iynehburg. Lerinztoa, and
CliftCn Forge.
1soP NJ. for Lynch burg except sunday. Sleep
ing Car for Balcony POLLS. A usla
Leaves Lyscnburg al CHS A. n dsny
for 1sxiagson ava Ciiftoa forza
TRAINS LRnryx AT BIcizONn
t.H0 N. daily tron Clifton Forge.
$40 A. n, except sundsy fr0m Clifton forSa
Lsxing,on. sai LyschburS.
H. ". FuLLHa
General Passenger AEsat
u w.srsvrHs Gensrsl BuDefinieadonI tots
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
The Rock Island Going Into Trinidad.

There Is a well.fonnded rumor that tho
Chicago. Rock Island aud Pacific railway
s to reach Trinidad Coli I'm T lsw tSrous
Kaasas This road has lust purchased a
large body Of the finest coal lands sur
rounding Trinidad, and IL reaching out
after the enormous coal trade developing
thaxs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
y.,ausspon.lbie for Disaster.

SYRACUSE. N. Y. November S.IThe
coroner's jury in the case OF the lockout
disaster on the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western railroad Monday evening, de-
LOO that the accident was occasioned by
F 1,,e and Operator Michael A. CLARK
Who recklessly and without authority
ra;seA the lever of switch, thereby run.
ming one tram into the other.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
RAILROAD LINES.
) y E.g.E1I.l 20 Esi.:sa:sl

81 z :.1'iIsl g % s9si..sl.,s
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAiLRoAD.-acheduls
commencing APflLD, lssV--esstern sIdndaFd
time.
i.sgA. u. lsayes Ryrd-srsss station daily
stor9 oniy Al Ashland. Boutwell,, hii-
ford, md fredericksburg, iroOke AMI
Wid9NRtoH Hespar - Warrington
aao now York.
,i.ss A. AZ. leayss Byrd-slreei station dally. %.
except sunday. bunot Parlor Cor
EtclriOud 30 Washington.
esp. n. leaves Dyrd-Streei g,a1oa daily
esOA N. arrives % byri stree, station daily
Sleeper from Nov 1ora-
9ssR. N. arrives a, Byrd ssree station eaily
stops AZ Fredericzsburs. Milfofi
boutwell, and Ashland. Shopper frOaa
Washiagioa and Now YORK Does col
stop Ht klba-
cap. N. arriyss a, Byra-sree, sta,ioa datlI
exsep, sunday. Buffet farior Car
Washington g. Richmond
ASHLAND TRAINs
DAILY xXOapr sUyDAY1
ees,. N. leaves EloA Arrives as Ashland -
7:ss A. d.
mp n eecom raoiatioa iesvss BYrd-sweei
eLasion. arrives al Ashland At =. n
Gap. n leaves glbs. arrives as Ashland 4;
7:13 p. y.
e45A n. arrives EIS.. Leaves Ashland asiD
A. n.
es5A NJ aeoommodstioa arrives a. BryL
suess station, leaves ASAi~nl Az 81
A. 4.
ESP. NJ srryss At Ess hsyss Ashland u
&. A. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager
ET. ID. ArEas General So DertnsendsnL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
Buchanan

excellent IRONS abundant
hand llreworNf
establishments, boot and oeacores IRON
III founderies woolen and cotton mills acnshors
find the location the South
The facilities for shipment Of products are unsurpassed
tits on two lines Chesapeake and Chic and the Ner9 anu
the others the Ban ana
the virginia western assured 1t has erng sosi Is WITHIN easy
the gateway
the limestone Tor The hoanoA
and anu
door; in word,s ideal manufacturing ste
AIave hundred OF land lying on toa SIDES OF '
Give rood drainage reserved for manufecung purposes So only Me
responsible parties
abIibmp at Buchanan hut the CENTRAL LAND COM
PSY OF BUCHANAN investing such establishments as give
promise of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

hHlr al feII OUT uutl ] WE
entirely Da!d-headed; Il then
broke out on my arms ana
shoulders until my arms Tere
lust one sore. IL covered my
entire body, my face, head
and shoulders being the worst
The white ecabs fell constantly
from my head, shoulders, AMI
arms the skin would tAicLen
and be red and very Itchy,
aud woald crack and blood II
scratched After spending
many hundreds OF dollars l
was pronounced incuraole. l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
DREADFUL PSORIASIS,
COVERING ENTIRE BODY WITH WHITE
sCALEs-SUFFERING FEARFUL--
CURED BY CUTICURA

NV disease (psorlasiD first broke out on ny
left cheek, spreading across my nose and alno''
covering my face. IL ran into my eyes, anu nc
nhv4irisn was afraid would Lore my eyesight
altogether. 1t spread all over my head. AMI ny
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

heard OF The CuricuRA hEHEDfRs, ana aI1et
usIDg two hotties CUIICuRA RrsoLysST l colld
see change, ard after had taken four 5aiIies
vas almost cured when had used six ootllos
of CcrJcUKA RKsOLyEST, one box Of CCTicuRA,
and one cake Of CUricURA soar was cured Q,
tne dreadful disease from which had suffered
for ave years. cannot express with pen
what / SUFFERED before using the REMEDIES,
Thag saved my life, aad feel Il my duty 70
resommend them. Ny hair Is restored as good
"a ever and 30 Is my eyesight
Mrs. ROSA KELLY, Rockwell City, Iowa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

One Of the most bewitching articles OF
headgear thnt has appeared among US Is a
coqucttish lttlo turban formed with O
narrow band to the head, and q full crown
somewhat oyorhanging the band. The
latter is Of any SOLID color preferred by
the wearer. and is OK velvet, while the fun
crown Is produced in plaid surah. Some
what this turben resembles Tam-o'-Shan-
ter.
There is another variation Of the Tam-o'-
Shanter crown. In this style, the round,
full crown forms the back portion OF the
hat, which has projecting curying brim,
giving it somewhat the general elect OF q
poke shape.
The sa,lor-hat, or tho shape that CORE
spends TO it. now trims with two narrow
parallel bands Of velvet run around the
crown, one above the other. and with a
small wing, cluster Of quill-feathers, or
tip upon the front.
Misses and young girls wear large fat
felt shapes. The usual trimming simply
consists of fold of velvet, or of broad
ribbon, drawn about the low crown, with
q brief end thet depends from the rear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

DICHMOND AND DANYILLE
N RAILROAD
scugpULg III EFFECT NOVEMBER 2, issl
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA:
l.DA. N. SOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily, 10 At
Isnts Augusta, ard polnts SOuEh- Con-
uects as Greensboro for Durn sm aud
Raleigh ~ Salisbury for western
Norm Carolina Passengers can tsks
deeper Ai p. NJ. Through sieepori
from DanTiie H0gtn.
rniM ACCOAdODATION, daily, eIcsp.
Sunday, 70 Clover. Va, and inter
,,.cot AZ VISGiSiA AND NORTH CAROLINA
Jaw EXPRRss, daily, rhroBga usin 20
Raleigh vig K0ysyille. Connec3 AZ
Burhsyllle with Norfolk and western
railroad for Farnulie, LynchhurA
aud points West: OF hsysTihe fos
Clarksvllls, Oxford, Henderson, end
Durham.
EooP NJ. PAST MAIL, daly. Tor AIaniA Aa,
eussa, and points oouIh. Connects Al
&oselsy's Junction win farmrihs
and Pouha.sn raiIroae; az ossens,
toro' for Durham and haielyn, AZ
salisbury Tor Western Rortn Caro-
tina Through sisopers from Dan-
amp NJ iaC1L. daily, except Sunday, for
Amelia Courthouse and Intermediate
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
.5s 4. ~ From Atlantis and AUGUSTA
ss A Il. From hinelie Ooe1
40 y. n, From Raleigh 60,
s:s5 r. d. AZ Manchester. from Sloy'f'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
sHE Re A DAISY.

However, after oil, she is o nobler crea-
ture every way than her predecessors.
What with cricketing, boating driving,
riding. bicycling, dumb-be ll-swlnging, ZEN
nis-playing, walking and climbing, Miss
Girl-of-the-Period Is well-built, muscular,
sturdy, and strong. the coming mother of
a race OF great men. So we can afford to
forgive her some of her eccentrIcities.
which are harmless enough after al.
Il is the custom Of late years to take our
fashions from the stage. Mines. Bernhardt,
Jude, Hading, et Gle, set the pace IN Paris,
aud suppose Ada Rehan may be called
our representative leading lady here. In
Daly's last she wears one gown that should
find imitators. II is q street dress of mus
tnrd-colored cloth in princesse form with
full sleeves Of plaid silk, the plaid being
gray with black bars, striking very.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
TRAINS HoRTHwARo
srOPPrnQ-PIANlx

'Daily
sroPPrNe-PLACaS
Nos. u. "a snd %. mako M stoo> MOI
3 and n 5000 On ngnd ~ nancnhtsr,
Drevry's Biud CentYsha. AMI Chester No. 80
stoue on signal o. Manchester and Chester NC.
81 etops at Manchester. 70. n sto2o On e'gnsl
at MANCHESTER NoA - "a "a. 81 Will stop a. AZ
stations TOR p,ssspgora
PpLLMAs-CAg szRyIc8
On Trains Nos is and % sIeeping-oars cstwss1
TewYozk and Tampa gLA tvfs Jseksonylise
On Trains Nos. ID and ~ siespsas-csrs besWesa
wsshlngton aod Caariessou. On Train No. ~
sleeplna cars between Waaninfton ana jacz-
sonyllie ON Train 40. 7s sieepfEg-oan Do
tween Jsckson nile and New YORK -
THx ONLY ALI~KAIL LINE 70 aOksoLA-
x,obu,sn 1,.v. :s:4O A. n xOrsols .a. is.,s P Il
Eiohmopt. .'s.s5 Z. II Norfolk. -. 100 r. n
Noyfolk 'sSoA- NJ. kioa mood. .t2.lS A. Y.
Horfof 200 4. NJ. kienmsnd.. Ga r. NJ
me uniss leaving kichmcad OF b 20 A X. aad
Norfolk az 4 =. n. arc siid trains beswssa
tnese two points. ard pas ongers 70 through
Without change OF cara Close coapectsons ars
slso mado at Petersburg BY tho s:sj y. n. train
from Richmond aud Tie e;43 A n. tram nooa
rains leaving Ricnmeni At Sso A. 4. aat
i1.ap 4. and arriving ~ Rionmend 81 itis z.
N ana F.G5 Y. h. maze eloss connsoeoa O.,
ps,ersourg 10 ard rom fxrrnyilIs, Lynchbufz.
90 softhVestern pelnA
"-~ Il ID. sULLY. supertasoedsas
ErD. kYsn4 General superintendent
4. Al. Ekszsua. GoacrA Passsazs< Agens
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

cIVTY STYLES OF IRON rDiVpe
MAFENGk wNaAx UIyIl 81 In
VIA j. RICE, Atlanta, Ca voasSS
f. aSith&adSuu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
ALL BUT pANrALOOss.

And that is after all the srmmum boau'n
of Miss Girl-of-the-Perlod. She has no
longer any desire TO appear feminine, and
the soft. clinGing ways OF the old genera
ton OF womankind are frowned up0n by
her as unworthy the sex that IL no longer
dependent upon man, but superior to hun.
Still, she thinks It something OF n misfor-
tune 10 have been born a woman, and does
her best to correct natures ridiculous
blundor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

A handsome cloth walkipg-gown from
an English model is in dark-Jrown cloth,
combined with pin-checked cheyiot IN
cream and brown, which Is tailor-mado,
somewhat as follows: The upper part con-
sists of a cutawuy coat-basque coming well
over tho hips, but shorter than the coat
that prevails this season. 1t Is open In
front 10 show o dOuble-breasted waistcoet,
and the latter where its lapels cross indl-
cats tho existence of second vest of the
suit-clofh: but this is, OF course, simu-
lated. Tho waistcoat itself il of the
checked goods, which also provide pair
OF long reyers on the coat. The skirt
shows square, straight panels of the plan
Goods to either side, disclosing narrow
space filed by tho choviot, folds OF which
appear also towards the back.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
YORK RIVER LINE,uA wEsrPorsr

V0Rk-RlVEk LlNL,viA ~AsrFoiSf
TIE FAyoMTR ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No u. Ei0 p. n
,ocaL ExYa gss, daily excopt Sunday. Stops
III sfaconn As Lester Manor eonnesn win
ssa,s Tor Valkertsa: with Baltimore steamer ~
West Point
TRAIN Ma 81. <;3s p. =.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily except ssnasy.
sc- west Point connecting wisa rork-Rivef
~. for baltimore. AZ BAlemoFs steamers
s'nssct vim Baltimore and Ohio raiircad fox
Wa.hiustou. Philadelphia snd Nos YORK
ssosmors leave Baisimere 7. NJ daily. sxcsps
s9 Traius arrive a, 2ishmond sls A y. aaa laas
- TRAIN 10 ~ no An
rocAI. NIyxD. daily except Sunday, isavss
rwen,y-third street to< wsst Point aeA inter-
msu .s1ios "A ssAs,ou foot II yrsiuia street.
opea A. X. 70 P. III. and from sP y. to ~,
A. ~
~ HaAa JAS L TAYLOR
Trsi,ic Nsnsrsr 0sussal Ra1ssnspw Agsnk
ioaEP4 & POffe. ptyeiaa tsaaanaoT Axnnk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
NEW YORK FASHIONS.
THE MASCULINE DRESS AND WAYS
OF THE GIRL OF THE PERIOD.
Shall We Get Our Fashions from tho
Stage 9--Bewitching Articles Tor heao-
wear-An English Gown MODEL
Correspondence Of the Richmond Disps'ca.l

NEW YORK, November q. 1851
The fashionable girl of the period has
taken another leaf from her brothers
book. Nowadays she tools through tne
park in the mornings accompanied only
by her groom. who sits with folded arms
upon the back seat, or by girl friend OF
congenial tastes. She does tins, too, no
longer in ladies' phaeton. but IN the
jsuntiest. nattiest, shiniest Of dog-carts or
box-carts. and she wears q costume that is
Just stunning. II is always something
ouire, and usually Gs msnnish rs she dare
make II.
Our girl is never seen on these occasions
out OF corduroy. She wears gray corduroy
or yellow corduroy, but always corduToyi
and tho gown is cut as plainly as riding
habit. Over it q square coyer-cost OF the
same material, with a dOuble-breasted ell
feet. aud a double row of pearl buttons
down tho front. Supplemented by heavy
pair OF suede driviug-gloyes, this costume
looks busiuess-like,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

THIS Is the day of the chrysgnthemum.
We are oil wearing them. Even the most
prosaic businessman who walks Broadway
sports a yellow chrysanthemum IN his but
tOn-hole. ~
I'm tine evenings (of course not for full
dross) one wears black stockings and slip
pers of embossed leather. Enclosing Is
something rather new.
Tho most fairy-l.ko fabric that has dawn
ed upon us recently Is white tulle, orna-
mented here and there with ostrich tips,
which are fastened toit.
They are trimming white lwoolen gowns
with black Astrachan, very pronounced
combination.
And, by the way, they arc using furs ex-
tensively for bordering and trimming
dresses this season. go
Light-blue is being combined with
brown. 1t is q rather odd conjunction OF
colors. but is nevertheless very effective
when the shades are carefully collected.
The modern evening gown becomes more
and more frivolous in its makeup. 1t IL
covered with beads and feathers and RIB
bons al Bdusedm. y. IL. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

Sold eyerywhere Price: CUsIcuRA, t@
soar, $50; kssoLykxr, 81. Prepared by the
pofr TX DSUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Bes-
ton
pages, 90 illustrations, 100 testimonials
nIuPLEs, black heads. red, rough, chspped
llM and Gig akin CURED hy CuriOuRA eoAP.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
CUTIOURA RESOLVENT.

CUT1CURA RESOLVENT,
the new blood purifier. intensity 10 cleanse
ma blood Of ell impurities aud pos onous ole
mentsS, and CuTiovAA, tho great skin-cure. sna
cIJrIcUsA soar, an exquisite skin-besntiner,
externaly 20 clear the skin and scalp and re-
store the hair, have cured thousands OF cases
where the shedding Of scales measured quar-.
daily. the skin cracked, bleeding. burning, ena
,tching almost beyond endurance, hair hfeless
or al goae. suffering terrible. What other reiae-
dses have made such curesI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
souy WHO WILL COME.

T, all, 10 of course. impossible 10 fore
tell who Of the 100 members WI DO mere
on this occasion. Besides the officers, who
cenerallv are present. may be expected tne
Sestcr ~ The Association. Professor X III.
T6urstcn director of Sibley College. Cor
nell University, who was preSlaenI Oh tne
society from 1880 to 1852. 10 speak OF hls
knowledge and achievements would be
like carrying Goals 70. Newcastle. there
are many Of his pupils in this city, and not
one of tIa member of the society here who
would not receive him as wSieome guest.
Il. ID. Levett, former pres,uens, wnV rs rs
famous as the consulting engineea Oh cue ,ne
gigantic Calumet and Hecla Mining Com
pany, and whose feats IN ouiiuing eco
nomicai pumping machinery stand unri-
vailed. u...,
amiable, kind, and genial gen.is en- VINO
knows how 10 put enthusiasm ~ Ia sso young
mind-president from 1883 TO losfL,nfen-
tor and builder OF the straighs-nne en-
CINE bearing his name, u5 wbo urn.
}. 4; Holloway, of Cleveianu' "Ao was
President from 1884 to 1850, ,.,.,h.. -
Coleman Sellers, of Phnane;p VIZ
has probably carried engineering W INC
hnest point OF its refinement. ho,,...
g. II babcock, who builds nlolS so s.'n,
than any other maker In tho wor,u, t man
who has worked up the pathway " co sae
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