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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
A GOLDEN JUBILEE.
Celebration in Honor of Rev. l.. Il. DENIS
of st. Charles College. Md.

ELLICOTT CITY, MD, October To-
The golden jubilee OF the ordination OF
Rev. p. l.. Denis. president emeritus OK
:. Charles College. was celebrated to-
day. Cardinal Gibbons attended the JUDI
lee services at the college. and the ser
mon was preached by Bishop heahe, Vi
the Catholic University Of Washington.
Archbishop Chapelle. Of Santa Fe. and
former students Of st. Charles College
from all sections of the Union also at
tended the celebration. The alumni OF
81. Charles from Newark. y. j.. pre-
scented to Father Denis silver case con-
tanning twenty-five S. gold pieces. The
case is about four inches lon6. and beau
tifully chased. 1t was especially made
to hold the coins, which rest on a lining
of pale-blue satin. Father Denis has been
professor at ST. Charles College for thirty
wears,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
rnhnccn DrYinE-uou.e burned.

BAIL.SVILLE. VA. october l6.-CSpe-
GALLON Saturday morning at Tobacco
Vile. one OF the drying-houses contain
Ing about 1900 pounds of fine strlp-to-
bacco. belonging TO nr. Milton Melaurih'
Of this place. took fire ana was ourhri 10
tho cr,i,rd j., = short time. Mr.. McI.au-
rim bs1 some insurance, but Will lose
about 500 over ami above II. Mr.. Nc
Laurin was IN Richmond attending the
Exposition. 49,
Miss Mamie McLaurln has let Tor tHe
Dowling Green Female institute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
HilI and the idIuinistratious

At Rochester a Post-Express reporter
has had an interview with Colonel La
mont. Secretary Of War. OH the subject
OF New York State politics.
The reporter asked what was the atti-
tude OF the national administration with
regard to the campaign in that State.
"a good deal has been said in the news
papers about that. and II has been said
unnecessarily" said the Secretary. The
administration has taken no stand on
this question. 1t is Democratic admin
istration, and desires Democratic success
"Wil there be any communication from
an official source stating Mr.. Cleveland
position?"
Nothing has been said about It," re-
sponded the Secretary. MIR Hill is one
OF the best and ablest campaigners in the
country. and is making bold and ag-
gressive fight"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
,,.r,r0r ., n. leaves that branch of sacred

sermon M he leaves tnat pfahch VI p"~'e"
work this year. T..
The Board Of Supervisors meet IN
Poquoson District the 18th instant TO az
termin. matters a importance relative
TO tho short road leading to Hampton;
The gentlemen will be royalty entertained
and treated to an old-fashioned oyster
roast by the hospitable people OF the
township. These entertainments are dc,
lgh,ful and the county fathers are piiiea
for n fine time.
Captain Hudgins invited q select parry
aboard the Chesapeake the past evening
The time was spent in pleasant converse
ton with the genial Captain. and 'unchson
was served I'm royal style, TO when al,
did lust part. Among the guests noteu
Sheriff Moore Mr. J. IS. Rogers. ana Mt;
Charley II. Oakley. OK New York. an oi',
boy OF York county. At the departure Oh
the Captains guests his pet dog. Bo~ser,
gave them n parting salute. and IN 'he
excitement OF his voclferous barking iose
his balance and fell overheard. lie mac
a close escape from drowning, but WIN
the assistance OF the entire crew OF inc
Chesapeake was brought safely TO shore'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
NORFOLK AND WESTERN INSPECTED
General-ManaGer Sands Says the Road IL
I'm Einc Condition and Will Prosper.

IYNCHBURG, VA. October l6-(Spe-
cjal)-President Kmball, Nice-President
and General Manager j. II. Sands. and
General Superintendent u. W. FIeckwlr'
OF the Norfolk ard Western railroad, ar
rived here to-day on special train from
Durham. on a tour of inspection. Inc
party left Columbus. Ohio, week ago.
and have been over all that portion Of
the line west Of E.ynchburg. To the DIS
patch correspondent Mr.. Sands SAID the
road was physically in fne condition,
but there was no money In sight just
now. "Our property is very valuable
however" said Mr. Sands, and when
business improves we will have all We
want"
Miss Maria Lloyd, daughter OF Rev.
John Lloyd. u. D.. pastor OF Grace NJ
mortal church. died at her home on Pear
street at AIS this morning from typhoid
fever AGED Is years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
RoLLlNc-MILL AND FURNACE SOLD
Purchaser Lamar Says Between 3'o anu
400 Men VIII lie Put to Work.

LYNCHBURG, VA. October lo.-'spe-
ciaI)-Thc rolling mill. furnace ana other
manufacturing property. situated at Reu-
sens, about three miles from tI"s ei'S'
was sold this afternoon at public auction
The sale was made by virtue Of decree
in the case Of the Fidelity Insurance.
Trust and Safe Deposit Company against
the Virginia Maitland Iron-Works COM
pany.
Mr.. David Lamar became the purchascr
Of the property at $500. lie repreSentsu
his own interests and those OF certain
OF the first mortgage bondholders Mr..
Lamar saws that manufacturing enter
prises TO employ $50 to 40 skilled me-
chanics will be started up on the property
In a short while.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
SHOOTING ARRAY.
CAPT. BUNTING SERIOUSLY WOUND
Ed IN A DICE GAME ROW.
Naval Court Of Inquiry Organized-The
Body OF Missing John Martin
Found-Poiiticai.

NORFOLK. VA, October 16-(Special)
A shooting affair that will prove fatal to
one OF the parties took place at Loo'"iS
bar-room. on Chestnut and County s'ree's'
on the suburbs OF Portsmouth. ABOUT d
O'Clock this morning. Captain hcnly
Bunting. a well-known trucker OF NorioiH
county. and Captain Walter Judkins'
conductor NJ the seaboard Air-Linc. were
throwing dice. There was quarrei over
tho game and Bunting, 1t Is said' s''ucA
at .Judkins. when the latter drew IT,
yoIver and fired. the shot taKihs enec'
in Bunting's stomach. making terrio'e
wound which the doctors think may
cause death from inward bleeding Mt any
moment.
Judkln.a got out OF the bar, ana esoapv.
from the ncightorhood. to aVold al les''
Abou, noon he went to the statioh-nouse
IN Portsmouth and delivered hifh'eh "
the Chief of-Police. 49,.
Tho Court of Inquiry. 10 lnFes''sa'. :,
the charges against Paymaster ANN ~,
Pay-CIerk Sayre. OF the Chl',u
steamship Franklin, In regard 10 tne
e. on shortage in their accounts, as
sorbIed at the naVy-yard at noon to-uaE'
and organized. The following officers con
rtltute the court: Captain Fred. Who's
president: Pay-Inspector a. ). rr'o"", =,
Lieutenant Commander {. I. lo"d' an
lieutenant l.. W. 4. Waller, judge aa'o-
cate.
The body Of Mr.. John Martin an olo
citizen OF the Scottsville section OF NJ
folk county. was found floating IN sco'l
creek this morning. lie has Den Ii.s' -
| County Coroner held an inquest.
FAILING INTO LINE.
All the Democrats OF Norfolk regulai
~ roform arc falling into line in sup
port Of Tyler and snead. The democratic ri
rpaforrn1 Association adopted strong reso'
lutions 10 that effect last night.
The United States steamer i1a1e'sl . W.
| he inspected in the Roads before co'i'n ~
M 10 the yard. The Detroit stoppeu IL
| the Roads to be inspected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
Evening Silks.

Beautiful LIGHT-COLOEED BIO
CADES. In Corn Color. Gold, Pink. Blue,
Light Green, Cardinal. Lilac, Cream. and
White, 1t 81 per yard. c.,,t>,
All the colorinss In PLAiN SATIN
beautiful quality. at zoe. per yari.
tif,iI Ilzht shades. al 3Jc yer yard
WHITE GROCND cOLORED STRIPES.
In Gold, Lilac. Light Green, Primrose
Rose, Blue. Pink. s,,,,,,,,,,e,
with delicate Dresden effects.
Wide range Of colorlnss In CHINA
SILKS at 80 and Toe. per yard
WHITE CHINA SILK from 81 lie. 10
In selecting our stock We have not for
gotten the brides but have lad In
liberal stock for their selection.
WHITE AND CREAM gRoCADES ut
M WRITE n MoiREs. WHITE TAFFATYs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.

HALF HOSE. in the best French. Ger
man. and English makes. at lgta. ., -. 90
Is. and 75c., In Natural. Brown. Ians,
prabs, and Fast Blacks
At so Use. and 81 you can buy elegant
. fitting and wearing UNLAtNDERkD
SHIRTS. made OF only the very best
materials. o, Avn
In the way OF COLLARS. CUFFS. AND
TIES. we have beautiful wares, AL SAe
latest aud niesS sys.s.s sA.S.ss 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
News Notes from Old Yorktown.

YORKTOWN, VA. october l6.-'Spe-
cial)-Commander Hudgns, with the oys-
ter police boat Chesapeake was here IN
attendance at court as Commonwealth $
evidence in the case of Commonwealth vs..
Mills. charged with Illegal fishing.
The weather here Is very cool, ana We
are having light frosts.
Rev. Paul Whitehead. presiding elder o.
this Uhe Richmond district. preached at
Zion Methodist Episcopal church the past
Sunday. The occasion was his farew il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17

eros DE LONDRES-
PEAU DE LOlE-
75c.. 81. sl0S sll2la, sl.25. $40. sl.'5.
d. 7sc.. 81. n.25 $50. a.75. 81.
g. 75c.. 81. sL25. $50. A.75, 81.
ARMURES-
TAFFATY SILK
H-lnch HEAVY COTTON-BACk SATIN
AZ 70, s9c, 81. and sl.2j.
Is-inch SATINS. ranging in price from
Soc. TO T5c. - ,s..,,
In FANCY DRESS AND SHlRT-WAlSF
SILKS our patrons tell US We nave the
best selection ever brought 70 Rcamond
An ir!merse line Of FANCY TAFFATlS
at - and S5c. ..,>r,-.,
TAFFATYs. GROS DE LONDRES, and
SATIN EFFECTS, in Fancy NeSVes ana
COlorings, at 81. ..
At q - we have an elegant assortment
o. high grade NOVELTY SILKS IN ever
possible shade and cOmoaauon-aH the
very choicest selected patterns
For Dinner and Reception Dresses we
have n line OF very choice styles IN fOfs-
EIGN AND DOMESTIC SILKS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
Shot from Ambush

WARRINGTON. October ia special
from Birminghom, Ala, says: j. F. Al.
hson. jeweller. OF Jasper, was shot last
night from ambush near Glen Allen. a
small station on the X. C.. NJ. and Il
railroad. Allison had left Jasper and gone
10 Glen Allen TO See a girl. and wher
near her house was shot by jealou.
r'val, ~ Is thought, The murderer placed
ped 10 Jasper. P
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
Capes.
Underwear.

The cold weather Is upon ~. and IL IL
not policy to delay getting a full supply
OF warm winter Underwear Remember
we sell many lines from 10 20 - per cen /.
lower than has ever before been offered.
We keep fun lines OF every shape and
texture that you may want in the entr re
range OF prices from 5Oc up 10 the fn-s!.
4 word 10 our gentlemen friends: Give
this department u trial. and you VIII save
money by so doing. We have full stock
of the best grades OF full regular made,
and sell them at very low prices.
We can say thu same OF our
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
SHIPMENT OF COLD.
Messrs. Kidder, Peabody & Company Ex'
plaiu Their Recent ENportatiOn.

BOSTON, october 16.-Kidder Peabody
& Co. say that their shipment Of half
million in gold was purely business
transactions; that they found that ex-
change was very scarce. and that 1t was
actually cheaper TO ship gold. There was
no speculative feature in the TRANSACTION
and the house repudiates the idea that 1t
would be in any such business. The gold
was sent from New York because II was
the most convenient port. Express
charges would have to be paid to send
1t TO Boston. Nothing, they ray, can be
said about future shipments. because they
depend upon the price of exchange.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
Town Alnost DESTROYED.

NAPOLEON, o.. October 16.-The town
Of Liberty Centre. seven miles east of
this place. was almost destroyed by fire
to-day The entire business portion Of
the town and a number OF dwellings
were destroyed. The fire started at A.
NJ, and at noon was under control The
loss Is $4,000. partly covered by in
surance. Liberty Centre is u town OF
about 800 inhabitants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
N,...,o;,,.etts Mill. Resume.

FrTCHBURG. MASS. October l6-The
park-Hiu Mills resumed work yesterday
with almost the usual complement OK
100 hands This resumption Is due u
the vote Of the strikers 10 rtturh u
work. The schedule is hity-eisht hours "
,yo.k and even under the cut in wage r.
Tho hands will earn as much as before
the mills closed eight weeks ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
ISLE OF WIGHT RUN INTO.
Badly Damaged by the steamer iniria6-
Abandoned or Cape Henry.

NORFOLK. VA. October l6.-(Speciai)
Last night the Ord Dominion steamer
Isle Of Wight was run into by the Mer-
chants and Miners steamship Fairfax
The ioIner-worl around the starboard-
wheel was badly torn away, and other
wise the steamer was damaged.
The steamship Lock Marco FeporN an
abandoned vessel fifteen miles of Cape
Henry. due cast, with sails set.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
Cloaks, Wraps.

The general verdict H. the best styles,
best materials, and most perfect fitting
ever seen In the city. The many Wraps
we have sold In the past thirty days tes-
tifes the appreciation Of our lady friends
Our Cioakf are not only tailer-made, but
made bv tailer., and by only the most
experienced. All perfect Git.ng, and the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
Branch Mccarthy Pnx lu.

WASHINGTON. October 1e-S.cre,or
Herbert to-day appointed Branch Nc
Carthy q pay-clerk at the Washlneton
nayy-yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17

prices are as moderate as you would pay
for Cloaks made by the sweater tone
mcnt-house system" In fact. We don't
tnink our lady friends would want -
wear Of the latter at any price ~ she
coull see how and whore they were made.
MELTON. CHEVIOT. BOUCLE, DAG
ONAL CLOTH. DIAGONAL SERGE
COATS i'm all lengths from 81 10 AZ inc'hos
long. Plain and Velvet and Fur Trimmed,
Cangins IN price from s. 10 $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
STOLE MRS. FULLER'S DIAMONDS.
Mysterious Return of the Gems by the
Thieves When Suspccted.

A Washington special to the New York
World says: Mrs. Melville W. Fuller,
wife OF the Chief Justice. four or five
days ago placed $500 worth Of diamonds
in a channels bag on her dressing-case
in her home at No. 100 Massachusetts
avenue. When she returned shortly after
wards the bag was missing.
Three workmen were employed about
the house at the time of the loss. De-
tectives went TO the firm that had sent
the workmcn TO the Chief Justice s
house and told the story OF the theft.
Mrs. Fuller on Monday found the bag
Of gems upon her dressng-case exactly
where she had left IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
Tnnnd Dead In Bod.

RADFORD VA, October 16.-(speclai,)
Mr. Isaac Turner. a shoemaker OF Rad'
ford. was found dead in bed this morning.
T. Is supposed that he accidentally TOOK
too much morphine. as an empty box ira
Rad contained morphine tablets wa iou'l'
near him. He leaves n large family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
Dynamite in West Virginia.

NOTNDSVILLE. W. VA, October b
An attempt TO blow up the new Mounds
vile Watcr-Works with dynamite last
night was made. Five cartridges eNploden,
shaking up the surrounding country, nIl
doing no very great damage. 1t Is pc
lioved that discharged employees are
responsible for the outrage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
That JoYful Feeling

with the exhilarating sense OF renewed
health and strength and internal cieanii-
ness which follows the use OF Syrup or
Figs Is unknown TO the few who have
not progressed beyond the oid-time meci-
cines and the cheap substitutes some
times offered. but never accepted BY the
OsIl.tnfnrmed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17

fIHIiF$ SATlE UJCHEsSE. SATIN De
PNRTS, anl the whole 81 the range or
WHirE AND CREAM EFFECTS. rang
ing in price from ,oc. to $3.50 per yard
Before We leave The SILK subject we
vgrt 10 saw a word in regard - BLACK
BR0CADES Never befofe have they ell
loved such popularity. Neat eNect3 ana
SfrIyes for street wear: larger effects for
evening wear We heye the entire range
from the 75c. Bro AIDED Taffaty 10 q %
Heavy satin BrOlade.
We call special attention TO our - end
Soc. BROCADED he TAFFATY and
our sll2il BROCADED GROSS GRAIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
Black Goods.

Another OF orr strong points. Every
piece selected. both as rig rds to material
and color Not a poor back in the entire
stock.
Extra values in ALL-WOOL FANCuIS
AND SERiES at zoe. per yard.
At T. and S5c. we are showing large
lines OF PLAIN AND FANCY GOODS-all
new effects.
At 81 and 81 % you have the choice OF
large line OF FANCY STAPLES AND
NOVELTIES. All-Wool and Silk and
Wool. OF the best English ana French
makes.
Elegant IMPORTED WOOL AND SILK
AND WOOL NOVELTY SCITINGS, rang
Ing in price from so TO Also.
We have The entire RANGE of HEN
RIETThS. EUDORAS. SERGES, CAM
FL'S-HAIR SUITINGs, DIAGONAl.S.
WHIPCORDS.CO COVERT CLOTHS. STOP Il
SERGES. CHENlOTS, CLOTHS. Ia"E-
RIAL SERGES. ranging in price from
/, toe. to se.5e per yard. We can say In re-
gard to them. the cheapest have re-
| ceived the same care In Sc Getting them as
1 have the finest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
RESULT OF TRAIN ROBBERlES.
An Express Company Practically With
draws from the Indian Territory.

CLAREMORE, j. r, October 1G.-On
account OF recent rObberies the Pacific
Express-Company has IA notice posted in
its offices in the Territory TO the effect
that II will not receive any money or
valuables for transmission. nor issue any
money-orders. until further notice. There
Is "A rumor that all offices in the Terri
tory are to be discontinued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
Fortified Body uf m IsJv

A Laurel Md special 10 the Baltimore
Sun says: Last week the members OF the
Tyson family Of Aluwick had the remains
OF Mr.. William Tyson and Mis- Jane
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
A Marriage That Was Surprise.

RADFORD. VA. October is.-(Special)
Mr. Robert J. Donahoe, baggase-inas-
ter on the Norfolk and Western rallfoad'
left here last night for Bristol. "here
he married to-day Miss Louise smith,
daughter OF y. II. Smith. master-ne-
chanic of the Norfolk ana Weocrn
shops at Bristol.
The wedding was quite a surprise 70
the friends Of both parties. IT seems
that there was opposition from the youn';
lady's parents, but a telegram TINS aIter-
noon tells that they succeeded IN eudlhs
the vigilance Of friends. and were happily
welded. They will 30 70 COLUMBUS ana
Cincinnati on their weddng-trip.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Mr. J. n. Barnett, assistant freight
agent here. 20 Miss Essie Kuhn, daughter
of Captain ". II. Kuhn. The wedding VIII
take place Thursday afternoon at Grove
Avenue Methodist church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
FANCY COLDS DEPARTMENT.

In this department yon '
various ART NtL.i.-H.
LINENS. pam aui Faf
Colorei. with al tAe 'a@.r-
10 wOrA them.
STAMPIN,; q all kinds c.t
possible shortest notice.
our new process STAN. .S
stamp on any KIND ot n"
linen. leather. wood Or m
FANCY HAND STAND AN'
BASKETS IN q uumher ~ .e"
WORK AND SCRAP HA7N-t'
e" CHINA SILKS. pRNPlt1.
PRINCES. BALLS. Cth.'-
Ions covered and l:.'t
PILLOWS Covered ana lA.,''
1916 20 ZiS2A
Mr. Henry Slhort. Tor MANY
Sir. Henry Wenzei. IN tsc Sans
CURTAINS. CURTAIN MAr1a''-'
AND RUGS.
Every day brings US new a''r'.
III IRISH SSH POINT. rAMBoCR rR
AND NOTTINGHAM CO "l"'-'
VII ENif.LE. TAPESTRY sni B.
SILK CURTAINS. ali ut
width ranging In price ron f'.' .,.t.
MOoUEr. SMYRNA. JUrE. 4ai "a
NESE RUGS. rang.ns 10 s'~e
inches 10 AKA yards .,,u,,urAn f@
AND DOWN SPREADS. ransins ID.
4 from 50c. TO SIS. ,,,,,, su\rE- ''
4 ORDER. and win consider II . :.
be allowed to - Innate Ga -''
] the kind you may w~1s 9'"''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
PRETTY OCTOBER WEDDINGS.
Mr.. W. u. spratIey, Of Norfolk Marrie'
Ma H.cLvvith. Of Fredericksburg.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA, October u.
(special The nuptials of Mr.. W. ~
Spratley. OF Norfolk. to Misc Addie Beck
with. Of this city, were solemnized In inc
Methodist church here tonight N the pres
ence Of a large concourse of friends. Inc
church was handsomely decorated Tor 'ile
occasion. and the event was one OF Hluch
interest Miss Carrie keene. becomns!y
ot,lred in white organdie and SILK Trim
mings. was maid OF honor, ana MI /
u Williams. Of Norfolk, best man.
Misses Carrie l.. Scott and Matte Nol-
bert officiated as ribpon-giris, ana were
attirel in white organdie. me uSntrS
were: Luke Whitehurst and r. Il. B'ake'
Of Norfolk. and Hugh Scott and W. l."
Brannon, Of this city. Rev. IL. u: fer-
guson, pastor of the church. performer
the ceremony.
Among the visitors present were .
s. Spratley. father Of the groom Edward
Holland. Thomas Hartman, Mrs. W. '.
Lambert: Miss Ella Beckwith. and Mr..
Ellington. all of Norfolk; Miss Lizzie
Beckwith, OF Charlottesville, ana l. NJ
johnson, OF Eerryville.
After the ceremony 4 reception was
held at the residence of the brides pa
rents. after which the newly-wedded pair
left on an extended bridal tour. ON their
return they will reside IN Norfolk.
The bride is the daughter or Mr.. FRANK
Beckwith a prominent merchant or TINS
city, and is an attractive and accom-
plished young lady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17

A very short word with very Woe
meaning Some the product OF the silk
worm, and some derived from the cotton
fields. In the past year the chemist has
come to the aid Of the dishonest manu-
facturer and produced ARTIFICIAL silk: 50
deceive anyone but an expert. Knowing
these facts we have taken every precau-
ton to get only the best and purest.
With every yard OF our high-grade Silks
We give our guarantee. and we are anx-
ious to make good every yard that don't
come UP to our high STANDARD.
BLACK SILK FABRICS OF all kinds
are again In favor, ana we are showing
GROS-GRAIN-
SATIN DUCHEssE.. 49,
16c.. 81. SIZE. $l.o. tl7'. y, tz.2o. &l.so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
DRESS GOODS.

All the best effects az Foreign and Do
nestle Looms are represented In every
shade and color ~ ,,.o,,
COVERT CLOTHS. SILK AND WOOL
MIXTURES. CHENIoT. SERGES; NAa CAL
MERE SUITINGS. BEIGES. AND WOOL
AKMURES-al at - and SOC. per yard.
At T5c. we show wider and better grades;
SILK AND WOOL ARMURES. SCOTCH
CHEVIOT, a inches wide; SCOTCH n. n e, y;
TURES. 81 Inches; LADIES SUlIlNG
1aIl wooD. STORM sERGES. 81 inches
wide: BEIGES. COVERT CLOTH
SCOTCH PLAID.
In the inner and better grades we are
showing a wide range OF Weaves; Col
brings and Materials at ST. sl,25, and 81 -.
iWPORTED SCOTCH COVERT MIX
TIRES. SILK AND WOOL MIXTURE
TWO-TONED COVERT CLOTH. PLAIN
AND ILLuMINATEp SEK%ES 3, M ~ y
HEAVY WELT DIAGONAL CHEHl0T'
and a large variety OF Fancy and EXclu-
sive Weavee. o,r,,r
our assortment of IMPORTED PAT.
TERN SUITS mo two alike) Is the largest
ever shown In the South, and We sell
them at prices as low as goods OF Do
nestle Weaves were sold for one shor'
year ago.