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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
RsIlomo
and ZsAlelb.

The special offering OF Ribbons and
velvets for millinery and dress trim
ming purposes will continue during the
entire week.
Your special attention is called to the
variety OF eolors in the sl.3S quality
Silk Velvet which we are selling at Soc.
this week. =,
The Ribbon bargains are shown in all
widths and colors, and especially in
Fancy Ribbons. of which our stock is
too large. In consequence we have put
the knife in PRICES.
Extra quality All-Silk, Satin, Fancy
Striped Ribbon. very rich, inches
wide. reduced from 65c. to 29c. This If
only one of the many cuts in Ribbons
shown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
/ piece Light Pink Plush. suitable for OPP

niece Light Pink Plush, suitable for opera
cloaks, reduced from ell to 19c. per yard.
piece Black Plush, reduced from 81 to Soc
niece brown SIX Plush reduced from 1880
to SOC.
3 Cashmere Wrappers. trimmed with Lace-1
navy blue, tan, and i prown-reduced from
e.. 80 to s2.0S.
2 Plush Jackets size 80. reduced from $50 to
81. '
. Black Astrachan Capes. small sizes only
Cast season's), reduced from So to kl.9s.
2 seal Capes. trimmed with Gray Astrachs an,
reduced from SIS to 32.9S.
1 Childs Plaid Cloak, for child OF o years
Gretchen style Of wrap, reduced IRON ~ TO
$3.50. -,
1899, with anchor button. sizes g. IL. ~ years,
reduced TO $3.50 ana S1.75 from s3.95 and
lot Child's Navy. Blue Jackets, sizes :, 10,
and ~ years, reduced from S2.9S u Sl.Ao.
DRESS GOODS-We cali again your attention
this week 10 d. ess Goods at less than 75c On the
dollar, We offer you this week all OF our.4o-
inch silk Finish, ATWOOD, Coloreo honriet,as
at 69c. per yard. These beautiful goods are wen
adapted 10 dresses, wrappers, and WeissA anu
the range OF colors is good.
patterns, yards each, OF Narrow-stripea
Wool Dress Goods. suitable for ladies and chill
dren, az soc per yard, reduced IRON soc; NO.,
9 pieces ChangeaDle, SmallPlaid, Ai-Wooi
Serge reduced from S5c. to 62lec.
pieces IA Plaid Flannel. suitable Tor wrap
pors at 5Oc., reduced from 75c.
L piece Black-and-Gray Plaid FianneL l1s
yards wide, reduced from 81 to 75c.
Handsome Scotch Plaids for Children, an-nooi,
reduced TO 75c.
ladies, reduced 10 Soc from Soc.
Pretty, Bright Plaids, 3 or pieces, at oOr.
Pattern Dress Goods, or yards Ia each
/ dress from S5c. 70 $3.50 per yard.
Beautiful New AIN DOL Cheyiots at DOC:
Carried over from last year beautiful line Oh
5Oc All Wool Dress Goods which are now 31l1c.
At SOC. q line OF Dress FlAnnels, oil wool,
suitable for wrappers and dresses.
/ Al 25c. q beautiful assortment OF shades oil
! the Atlantic Cashmeres, half wool, 80 inches
wide
Al 1ac. a lot OF 34-inch Diagonals, Hopsack-
ing, and Illuminated Serges, worth Zoe
AT l0zsc. Illuminated Serges.
/ AtI 12c Hamilton Cashmeresr ~ inches
wide, and Gray Debeges, ~ inches also, or
pieces striped serge. ~ inches wide, az l21<c.
Do not forget our Black Goods. NO lady's
] toilet is complete without At least one black
dress. Remember to see our Black Goods.
Black Half- Wool Dress Goods, IN, 20, and
| 37lsc.
| 70 $3.50 per yard.
Black Cloth Capes are popular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
TRAIN HELD UP.
Bold Robbery by Five Masked Men--some
$1,000 Taken.
Ry telegraph to the Dispatch.)


By telegraph to the Dispatch.)
CAIRO. ILL.,, November Ian Hi
nois Central train. which was held up by
masked robbers at Mayfield Greek bridge
this morning, arrived here at 2:3o this
morning. thirty-nve minutes late.
The story told by the conductor Is
that five robbers boarded the train when
It stopped at Bardwell, two of them
climbing on the engine and three boarding
the end OF the baggage and express-car.
They ordered the train TO be stopped at
once. Fireman Butler (colored) became
frightened, and jumped from the train
as il slowed up. One OF the robbers fired
at Engineer Richard Clark, but shot wide
OF his mark. Conductor Charles Shearin
and Expresq-A Messenger Il. Il. Mcneil
made q stand. but they could do nothing
in the face of loaded guns. Conductor
Shearin fired on the robbers, but hit none.
As soon as the train stopped the robbers
entered the express-car at the point or
their pistols, securing $32 in cash and a
sealed package containing $1,000. The pas
sengers were not molested. but many OF
them were badly frightened.
The railroad and express companies
Jointly have offered reward Of $3.50 for
the capture OF the robbers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
TERRIBLE TRIPLE TRAGEDY.
Mother and Daughter Murdered by Rob-
Der. Who I'm Turn Is Dispatched.

(By telegraph 10 the Olspatch.l
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, November H.
A special from Riverton, Ala, says that
early this morning an unknown man
with q mask across his face entered the
house of Mrs. Davis, who was reputed
TO have considerable money in the house.
The woman struggled with the robber,
and he shot her through the heart. Kill
Ing her instantly. Her daughter ran to
her assistance and was also shot and
killed. The man was in the act OF rob-
bling the house when Mrs. Davis's l6-year-
old son returned home. He saw the dead
bodies OF his mother and sister lying on
the floor and the murderer ransacking
a trunk. lie thereupon fired three bull
lets at the man. each of which took effect,
death ensuing almost instantly. The son
left Abe three bodies lying where they fell
and notified the authorities. The robber
Is unknown in this vicinity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
r,s Nav York and Brazil.

tBy ttItBfHpn 70 elIe
WASHINGTON, November u.-Tnere
was q rumor about the Navy Depart
rnent this afternoon that the cruiser New
York would be sent TO Braxn as sou
&c IN. necessary changes can be made
g, her gum circlers. The rumor could not
be confirmed, and probably had It's
origin IN 4 desire OF the department 10
send the ship on short cruise, and the
fact that the Navy Department was IN
receipt OF long cipher dispatch from
Brazil. which had not been made pub.
iic' and therefore was assumed to be OF
q dist,lrhing character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
The Olympia o. X.

(By telegraph to the Dispatch)
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, November
1.-THE United States cruiser Olympia.
which sailed out OF the Golden Gate
shortly before 10 o'clock last Wednesday
morning In command OF Captain Goodall
for her trial trip at sea, returned TO
port this morning after run 10 Santa
Barbara channel, which was successful
In every particular. From the time the
new cruiser crossed the bar az the
Golden Gate she behaved admirably,
and proved herself TO be a splendid sea-
boat, and very easily managed. The
Olympias maximum power was N.zt
knots. and her average for sixty-eight
hours. with heavy sea and strong head
wind was Just under a knots.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12

UBy telegraph to the Dispatch)
AUGUSTA, GA, November n.--A sps-
ciai 70 the Chronicle from Bfhfrton, Ca,
says william and Luther Msyfield are In
jan for the murder Of Richard Kornig.
The testimony was that Kornig was cut
ting at William Mayheld when the latter
shot him three times The jury exone-
rated ,MayHsld. but hs was afterwards
arrested when the examination Of the
body showed seven wounds Further tts-
tinoay vas taken. resulting h The double
asrest above noted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
Aid for Admiral SIeIio.
By telegraph TO the DIspatch.)

O3y telegraph 70 The DIspatch)
NEW YORK, November liza special
London cable 70 the Herald says: IL Is
learned on good authority that we'll
known English retired naval officer is
forming a small feet OF cruisers and tor
pedo boats In England In command OF
which he intends 10 proceed 10 the as
sistance OF Admiral MeIio. He has al
ready purchased two ships. which will
he fitted up as cruisers, and Is nego-
tiating with a leading Thames ship
builder for two torpedo boats. Several
English naval officers are preparing 10
accompany this expedition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
Terribly Fatal Explosion.

WARSAW, POLAND, November H.
A dispatch from Brest-Litovsk, town
NJ Russian Poland, reports an accident
there to-day that resulted in the loss
or many lives. A terrific explosion oc-
CURED In the shop of a chemist. and the
building in which the shop was located
was completely shattered, as were also
an adjacent house. Each Of the build
ings contained several families. Twenty.
one persons were killed outright ana
many other persons were injured. Ihe
explosion Is supposed 70 have oeen
caused by fire reaching either III tne
cbemis,.s shop. a considerable quantity
of that LIQUID having been stored on the
premises
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
TREAcHEROUS ENVOY.
He nrisrepresents Morocco but Fails to
Entrap the spaniards.
By cable to the Dispatch)

By cable TO the Dispatch)
MALAGA. November n.-Advices re-
ceived here from Melilla show that an
envoy from the Sultan. sent, 1t is said, to
order the Riffians TO desist from their
warfare on the Spaniards under penalty
OF having the Sultan seiSl an army against
them. instead OF carrying out the orders
intrusted to him. procured an interview
with General Macias, commander OF the
Spanish troops, and proposed that an
,eight-days truce be established. This
proposition was almost Identical with the
one made by the Riffian leaders. but COM
ING as IL did from the Sultan, General
Nacias agreed to accept 1t on condition
that the Sultan send hostages to Melilia
10 guarantee his good faith. No hostages
being forthcoming, firing was continued
on the Riffians.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
GUNS FOR pEIxoro.
They Are Said to Complete the Armamento
III Cid.

Anoy Ae saiu 70 IOrnpsete tno H1nfsss,s0'"
III Cid.
Hy telegraph to the Dlspatch)
NKw YoRx, November II. The Brazilian
government has purchased large quanti-
ty of arms in France. and these arms ar
rived here to-day on the steamship La
Touraine. The consignment comprises
nearly 200 cases OF guns 70 the Hotchkiss
Arms Company. One OF the officials OK
tins company appeared to-day at the Gus
tom-hcuse for an immediate permit : 70
transfer the guns TO the steamship III Cid.
purchased for the Brazilian government
by Flint Il Co.. and which is now. being
fitted up % dynamite cruiser. The per-
NIT was at FIST refused, bu, after sum
Gent proof bad been submitted TO the ZOE
government and not for Mello. the De,
maud was complied With. The guns Will
be transferred TO FL Cid tonight, ana u Is
said that by the time they are put on
board Of her her armament will be COM
plete and she will be ready to sail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
Arrest for Embezzlement.

(By telegraph TO The DIspatch)
BosToS. Mass, November 11.-warren
Il. Putnam, president OF the Granite State
Bank of Exeter, n. H.. was arrested In this
city to-day by Deputy Marshal Galope on
the charge of embezzling from the funds
of that institution. 1t Is SAID that the
amount of his embezzlement will reach
over $50. 900. 1t includes bills of exchange
and orders valued at 500. 900. and bond of
the Leavenworth Electric railroad valued
at $500.
After the arrest. which was made in the
street. Mr.. Putnam was taken to the Mar
shaps Office in the post-office building,
where he was held to await the arrival OF
United States Commissioner Sawyer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
Prizes for Malt Liquors Mt the Worid's Fair.
lBrevers' Journal. New York-Chicago.)

Az We 60 to press We learn that the
Judges have made the awards for malt
LIQUORS entered for competition st the
Worlds Fair, although the official list has
not Is yet been published. Anheuser-
Busch Brewing Association, 81: Louis,
Mo-. have secured 8 medals and diplomas
for lager beer. leading all competitors;
the Psbst Brewing lCompaay. Milwaukee,,
Wis. receive medals and diplomas; John
+. Betx a Son, Phhadelphis, Pa. A; the
Cooke Brewing Company, Chicago. -,
Voiet Brewery Company. Detroit, Mich.
&: William J. Lemp Brewing Company.
81. Louis, No, 8; Joseph Schhtz Bre wing
Company, Milwaukee, Wis.,, 8; Georte
Wiedenapn Brewing Company. Newport,
Ky.. a: 8. Liebmsnn's Soha Brewing Com
psny, brooklyn, N. T., 2; nergaer \ En-
eel Brewing Company, Philadelphia. "a,
4; Northwestern Brewing COMPANY, Chi
caro-. H.; Bs3ey's Wsuxesap brewing
Company, Wauksgan, ~. b Stroh Brew.
ina Company. Detroit. Mich. |. DAVID
Mayer DrsvisR Company, New York Bea-
dIcston q Wosrz. Nav York New Orleans
BrsW,pe Association, New Orleans. La :
and d. n. Evans b Sens. Hudson, n. T..
each enc medal and diploma.
-.-~- = ~ 2 -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
Distinction Mt Jesup.

(By telegraph 10 the pispa'en''
JEsUP. November 1.-THE disinfecting-
car arrived this afternoon at o'clock
from Camp Detention, and the work OF
fumlgatlng the bedding OF the yellow,
fever patients Is going on. rapidly and
successfully. 1t win probably be finished
by O'Clock this evening. The amount OF
matter 70 be disinfected is not as large
as was expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
cnh.a nsyola.Ioal.l. Eneourassd.

ny fe1tBrxPH 20 t1'e N'P
KEY. WEST, FLA. November 1.-THE
Cuban reyolutionlsts who make their
HEADQUARTERS here have reseavsd nfosma-
tiou ehnt hfensn oifies nssr ceufral Cso&
declared aseinst Spanish rule last Friday
ard are IN open rsbsllton against u gov
erusnent Az armed sxpsdltien |. aea y
IS praoaring 20 ieave tor Cuba from 49,
vicinity within twenty-feur hesn. AArge
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
Too Cruel.

Detroit Free Prcss.)
IT can't be your sister, because / am a
sister TO so many brothers now, but l
can be your aunty." she said. as she
gently dropped him.
MAKE Il a grandmother" he answered.
grimly, and she spurned him from her
forever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
The PIc.sklN.
N'> hania Prevents Yale from Goose.
IKging Her.

w. 10y telegraph to the Dispatch.)
o. YORK, November il.--For the
P.n,'nhs since 1855 the University OF
80 80 wanna has scored against Yale on
n ,,,sotDaii Geld. and for the art time
F,, years tbs Giants fresn tire city
Latiss nave left the field without do
AL iti. fooss-esg TO their opDonsntx.
happened today IT Manhattan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
AkoA and AbeA.

A large shipment Of Wraps received on
Saturday sAd another lot to arrive by ex-
press on Monday morning will fill up the
gaps made in our stock within the hast
week. II you were unable to find what
you were in search OF here last week
come tomorrow. We have others to
show that will, NO doubt, pleass you.
At any rate, we will be pleased TO show
you the late srriyal< in the Ladies' OF
Children's Wraps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
KAUFMAN &CO..
corner Fourth and Broad streets.
1NMneAy.

Have you gotten your Winter Hat ?
II not, we can interest you in our Milf
merry Department Each day brings
forth new ideas from our corps OF expert
trimmers in our work-room, and with
the double attraction OF styles and prices
which we are Offering to purchasers you
can make no mistake in making your
selections here from the hundreds OF
Trimmed Hats and Bonnets We show.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
Chldren's Cups and
Tam o. Mnnte1'S.

You can't find anything for the chill
dren more seasonable and dressy than
the popular line We are showing, and
Judging from the quantity sold the prices
must be right.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12

Old papers ios sais = y cents huadrsd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
Birds, AisrstteS, Quilts, Wings, Tips, and
PlumeS

are now in strong demand for hat trim
mings The prices here this week will,
no doubt, make things lively in this par
ticulsr department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12

BALTIMORE, MD. November IL
Johns-Hopkins eleven and the st. Johns
College teams played tie game this
afternoon. Each side scored touch
down, from which a goal was kicked, the
score being to at the finish.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
Georgetown Defeated.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. November H.
The Sewanee CTenn.) University eleven
defeated the University or Alabama eleven
in an exciting game Of football this after
noon by a score of 20 TO 0. There were
about $500 people present. Nelson's forty
five-yard run and touchdown was the
feature OF the game. Both sides played
well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12

a.R are the ClHton race entries
riuW-
i" race, I've eiehths OF a mile; sell
cousin (Ally). l0s; Plebian. Jos;
los. Padre. l03; Priscilla, lOI;
20: GOldstep. l01, Woodban.
~ hearts uilD, -; Ugh {,
.-irg Water, l0i. Wrestler, l0A.
Hay Tay. l02. Athena. 80.
five-eighths OF a mile; sell
.-H.srn. lo, Eiberon. 1oi; Jim Muir
"..rark. y: lntimidad. 81; Hart
llcat,n. -: Lento, 80; Anetta,
,.'t Joseph. s.; Nirago, %: The
iiuauce. f5; Dorine. ~.
la.--ihree-fourths or mile; sell
t. min. i5Z. Lord Motley, iS2,
''-. OIL. ~. Blue Wind. i29: Gladiator.
'N -. Daisyrian. 10; Miss Kitty.
'.a4s of Taiis. NJ; Tommy Dixon.
Nhs Less. IA
face-ons mile: purse-Logan.
l.. outright. IN. Lizzie. los, Kilkenny,
'm flynn. 10; barefoot, l05.
taec seven -eighths OF mile: sell
a.. s.-riy Duke. 90: Double Cross. 104;
A., roper i0z. Woodchopper. ~: Dia-
o. Aifplant. i02. Melanie. %; Lucky
b. = Mohican. 20; Ranwuy, 30; Rico.
n ''-a"eid. q; beEsie d.. 70: Captain T..
i, ~ faee-ihrcs-fOurths Of a fniie: SELL
IT, "sN'i'y. w. FoSford, ise; /. o. L.,
to, . ,l tcck. ~; Lorimer. lS2: Stoning.
i. - - Express. 10; Puget. VI; oheise,
''"ras, ~, Halcyon, Ia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-23

"You cannot say too much in favor OF
planting our native shrubs, !" says Professor
Stiles, the editor Of Garden and Forest
There is the spice bush Of our northern
woods, and the black birch, the red bud
and the cornels. and the bird cherry, and
the magnolia of our coasts: magnolia
giauca, one of the most beautiful of all the
magnolias known.
Chinese varieties blossom on bald stems
before there is sign of leaves. and they
look as If they had the hair off. but our
magnolias come out. the creamy white
blossoms among the glossy new leaves, fill
ing all the mir with fragrance. There is
nothing like it.
Our native laurels are beautiful shrubs,
and our crabapple and oak leaved hydran-
yea of the Allegheny mountains The
mountains that run down into Virginia
and Carolina are the home OF the richest va
rieties. h1Gt every neighhGrhood has some
things worth finding and growing"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-23

so far there is little in the French cleo
tons to Indicate that President Carnot will
not be bis own successor. The election
has been favorable to the conservative
Republicans, but if the administration con-
tnues its recent conservative course at
honse IL 10 probable that no material change
Ia the administration will soon take place.
it !. impossible, however, to foretell at
this time just What combinations are likely TO
be made in the full ranks Of the Kepubl-
cans. The result Of the election Of 1889
was Republican opportunists, 200; Moder-
ate Republicans, 80; Radical Republicans,
100; Monarehists, l0t; Bonapartists, 90 ,
Bouiangis,s, so. The classification from
results Of Sundays election which are
kno~n at this writing is Re-
pub,ieans. 3i2; Socialist Radicals and
Socialists, 80, Rallied. 10; Conservs-
tiyes. 50. These estimates are only approx
innate. The Panama scandal appears to
b I've been dropped with the mutual consent
Of both parties, doubtless because the black
sheep were not confined to either party.
The apparent ease with which some who
were smirched by the scandal secured cleo
ton is TO be regretted. The election leaves
Monarchsts and Bonapartists in an insig-
nifi cant situation. II indicates that France
is determined to retain Republican form
of government for the present at least.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-23

/ n n ~. Dlnn1o 49,
- Of NJ cpi.sge csanieass - ~ T.
psdsg n Nr. 6psissus ffoa III vsys I'D
LEANS % nshe vsy fos Mr. Wilson Of
Wss visyinia afe tie masksd cbaness
which Speaker Grip hes nsde IN his con
missees. The nssthssn DeDoex.sy tssss
The ehairmanshiS Of - esnmifsee On =
preparations ADD ssyess u Tssas viIl esssy
70 play watch dog Of DE Treasury. ifke
sdopts The coarse Of Ms. Holman. northern
Democrats viii Obtain little satisfaction.
Hoimanis chesseparsrg 70 far - everybody
sxye hin orn constituents were concerned IL
peovesbiai. Wiissn 70 radical free trader
- rsysrds everything but iron and coal
Diand - chairman of the coinage com
mitaee viii derive little influence from the
fsct 20 fss ~ regards the silver repeal now
pending ~ it win act 10 to bis committee.
HIS appointment si,ovs. however. both that
the administrations rxs afraid TO depose him
and that Speaker Grip hasn't quite forgot
ten HE free .iIrer friendships. But hor
CERTAIN administration organs will be com
PEELED TO comfort th<mseisss' They have
been breathing msiesiicti0as on such m
superintendent AMI nov THAI il has come viii
be compelled to twist their tongues about
sweet sounding excuses. Ssgers, an ex-
Confederate, IL TO look 10 his ctairmanstip
- the reward for b,s pronounced antipathy
TO Union veteran. Mr.. Bland with =
msjority Of siiverites behind him ON the
smmi.tse is Hkely 70 have opportunity for
doing araeh mischief before Congre %
finally sijoarns, and Springes's silyer views
woaid scarcely recommend him for chair
man Of the committee on banking and
currency under Cleveland administra-
tiDn