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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04
Children's Caps.

Navy and Black Yachting Cas-
always sell for 25c. prcs ia.
Navy Cloth Tam o. Shan,ers u.th RI
bon band aud steamers -a!sa7, a.
for 75c. our price isc.
Maryland Gray Cloth Cadet Ca,
for boys-sold elsewhere ior 1.e.-o.,
price SOC.
Eton Caps, Navy or Black, al a..
reduced to 25c.
Turkish Fee Caps, CSC.
A large variety OF high grade rov..,
in Leather and Cloth fam o. Sh,n,,
There are fully 80 styles in Cdlirs,
Caps in all to select from. i0a VOL
indeed DO hard to please II you caa "a
suited in this immense variety.
The stir in the RIBBON DEPART.
MENT is caused by the e,cep,4,L
values We are Offering in COLOGgD
and BLACK SATIN RIBBONS. Ia,
No. 8 at &C., II at llc., IL at Be-, :!
at 15c., 40 ut l9c.
Also q compile assortment o. co'ou !.
Fine Double Faced Satin Ribbon "a g.
the widths from the narrow dlsy 10
bon 10 the wide sash ribbon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04
WE MUST BE ACTIVE.
WINDING UP MEETINGS HERE


The work at state Democratic head
quarters practically closed last night.
The day was busy one with Chairman
ElIyson and Secretary Bigger. whose
mail was heavy. When asked by . DIS
patch man last night for his views on
the situation, Mr.. Ellyson said:
The last two weeks Of the campaign
have been characterized by greatly in'
creased interest and activity. Very
many public meetings have been held
throughout the counties that were not
advertised except In the local papers.
These meetings have been well attended,
and there has been a noticeable Increase
IN the interest Of the people concerning
the issues Of the canvass. am also
aware OF the fact chat there has not
been such activity among the Repubh'
cans In Virginia for great many years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04

Ladies' oxford Mixed and Black SEAM
less Wool Hose. 10c. pair.
Amoskeag Teazledown. formerly Il A-<c''
20 pieces Eureka Cotton Stripes. SIC;
baIes Hollis Best Piaids. always sell
at &C., here 4 l-2c. .s.r
The Finest Black Satteen ever s"o""
at I5c. matched here at &c.
Stark Brand Unbleached Jeans. every
where s l-3c.. here "a.
AmoskeaE A. c. A. Guaranteed Featner'
Proof Tick, never sold for less than Z'c.-
these are mill-shorts--l2 lie. yard:
Conestoga Tick, the heaviest made. price
everywhere Sc: this lot at l5c.
Yard-WIde Standard Unstarched bieacn,
cd Cotton. value s l-3c.; only 81 pieces ana
s l-2c. will make it move
simpsons Best Mourning Prints. &C.
yard, worth l-3c ,..s r,o,,o,,
Yard-wide. splendid-ouality. Unbleach'
Stamped Linen Doilies,. smallest size.
sc then 1Oc, II he. and up TO &C., TOT
the largest centrepieces.
Wash-Silks, under-price for the best
goods-no knotty silks sold by use
Best Knitting-Silk. 19c. spool. -
coo dozen Mems Large-Size. Sheer hefn.
stitched Handkerchiefs-cant be pougn'
elsewhere for less than IL l-zc.-here &C.
BE quick. - .,
ss-inch Henriettas. the regular 81 l-zc'
quality. 19c.
'.9-inch Henriettas, the best ever shown
NJ clc stvctIy Atwood. SOC.
se-Inch Figured and Striped Dress FL
| fec,s' the same shown elsewhere at 81 l-Zc.'
here 19c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04

esaaA II ~ wm u shis " nay Isek
forward 10 go results % Tuesday.
RALLY IN THE WEST Ez&D.
The spsaking CANVAS b the west -
wss rounded Oh last night with rait
81 Beiyidere Han under The auspices OF
that devoted band OF Democratle voSk-
erp-the Clay Ward Actives. TSs nseet'
ing vas called 70 order b. M. hvsn
Gnead, president Of the club. who maze
q brief address, urging that the Iuii
party-vote be poIled on Tuesday. .no
concluded BY calling upon Mayor IayIof
to preside. Governor OFerrau h&d Dcen
announced to address the meeting, Dut
owing to onicial engagements was unao's
The speakers were Hon. II. r. Pollard.
Mr.. C. A. Boycc, ard Colonel Tazeweii
EIIett. the Democratic nominee tn this dis
trfct. and al three made telling addresses.
The issues Of the campaign were tno-
roughly discussed. the claims OF tne De-
mocracy TO continuance IN power <
forced, and the fact that tne u"e io'
action was at hand emphasizes.
Colonel Elicit met with q mo'' e"'
thusiastic reception.
DISPLAYING THE RETURNS.
The Dispatch's facilities for gathering
and displaying the election news
more complete this year than ever pc
fore. The figures will be sent In as soon
az the wires can bring them after tne
no,,s close and the vote has been counted.
and Will be displayed upon canvas
stretched over the front Of the Lexing-
ton Hotel. which il Immediately oppo-
cite the office. The returns Will be tnro"n
uron the canvas by means OF
powerful electric, self-feeding lantern
operated from the third story OF tne Us us.
patch building. and which Is ,ne nls'
of It's kind ever brought 10 Nichn'o''"'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04

shapes, some gilt and siiver-ts,nmm new
others plain dark cords; Dut ." Nv"
ladies' s-Inch Gloria Umbrellas Soc.'
richly worth double. o.. aac
See our Umbrella values at 69c. &c, sSc''
and sl2. Each marvellously cheap
CLOAKs. cLOAKsM CLoAKs.l'
Our stocks complete: our prices arr se an
thew maan-but. before deciding on you.
fali WRAP. call in and we'll not only suit
you but sell you.
BLANKETS, BLANKETS.
Silver-Gray, Red. White, and n ~
GRAY. All Sizes from the bapy : er non oe
the old-style grandmothers ped. S'''
speclally-attractiye values tms Syool
See the Immense-Size White W "a,
BLANKET at 81 ss a pair; made to sell AT
California Strictly All WOOL rv ~" 81
pia nket same as we sold so many vi
last season at $3.50. These so at % a pa''
and the quantity Is limited.
DON'T OVERLOOK OUR GR I,,', !,
SALE ON BOYS AND CHILDREENori ,
| CIOTHIERS' PRICES. EITHER.
II Is almost useless to remind you %,
our being the greatest small-wa anu
1 norton people in this section or the couii
| try. Every child knows that to be TACT
a. DOZEN MEMS PERCALE LAIN
SEEKD Band. AND ALToGETHEt;RR
| T rt REST-MADE GARMENT EVER
| SHOWN AT 81. HERE, FOR THE ~
TIRE LOT. ONE PRICE, bOc: 81 LEE
| TO SUIT THE MOST FASTlDloCs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04

It Vas an agreeable surprise 70 .,...
body who saw those stylish Tglvyr'
HATS yesterday at $50, @.n,,1. ~
About fifty more go on sale H..
row-all new and fresh, and o,l,
latest stylea
Choice of our PATTERN HATS
BONNETS at q BIG RRprcr,-,'
TOMORROW. ''O'
Untrimmed Wool fclts in u,.,.
small and large shapes-choico a,c
English Wool Hats, v.red a..
shapes and flats, oil colors AMI ~
for ladies and misses over = ,i.,,o, >.
pick from-our price isc.
Fine quality French Fels i,r,.
and colors. 9sc.
Complete variety Of TRIvpr,
FELT AND BEAVER Top SNI0gs
as well as ALL The POprr,e
SHAPES IN ENGLISH WNg%"
HATS in FELT and BEAVER. TOP
all COLOR5 and BLACKS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04
FUR AND CLOTH CAPES.

The remainder OF our stock Of In
and Cloth Capes. which were bous.i
sixty days ago and delayed on s.c.l-i
OF the recent strike is now here.
This lot comprises complete var :!
OF the very newest designs IN Ga
Capss. in black rs wei! as tan Al
browna The prices range from j
to S25.
In FUR CAPES We don't shos "a
q half dozen from which 10 MAKE II,
selection. They are here In huairei
lots, from the cheap Black Han Cale %
the finer grades.
Special attention is called 10 the BE-,
trio Seal Capes with imitation ml''ss
collar, 27 inches long, full sweep, a. g.
The finer grades range IN pr.ee .
follows: SIS, SIS, $50, SIS, 81, III
$35.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04
Douhle-wIdth press.plaids, everywhere

Doubse-width Dress-Plaids. everywhere
"a ladies' Long-sleeve. winter-weight
| Ribbed Vest. the standard &c. quality
One case-only 80 dozen-I.adies' Super
Stout Tape-Neck Richelieu Rib Eesi, un-
heard Of for less than ~ lozc'-
| these bought under-price, and go az Z 20.
Ladies' Real Maco Derby-Ribbed vest
| can't be eaualled at 50c., 60 at ~ l-zc.
Satn-front, silk-taped, and gusseteu'
| Ladies' Regular 75c. Wool Vests ana
Ladies' scarlet Strictly Atwood Vests,
you can't touch them elsewhere ior iesS
Ladies' So Quality Lamb's-wool Vests
| here 93c. ,
/ Extra-good values In Mems Underwear.
Mems Merino Shirts begin az l'c. No.
| French Yoke. the next quaiity. az ~
| Random Gray and Plain-White french
| Yoke Shirte-a truly 40c. shirt-at 25c.
Mems l7-pounds- o-the- dozen French
| Yoke 40 Gauge Shirts and Pants, the pest
value ever shown at 5oc., our price % liz -,
Mems Natural-Gray Wool Shirts. rip-
/ tail-would be a good 75c. shirt-our priee
47c. ,. r,.
| Try where you will, you can't come
i within n mile OF our SOC. White Merino
Shirt Full seamless, with seamless thu
Il tail. pearl buttons, and eatin-iront. ..,
i Mems Atwood Scarlet SHIRTS, iui'
l dollars worth, at &C. oror.
Finer goods equally as cheap in proper
! lust received an immense stock OF
Misses. Children's, Boys. and Girls caps
| and Hats. which go at Lewits prices. You
/ know what that means. Tam o'-Shantets,
Yacht Pirate Scorcher, and hfty other
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04
Personals and Briefs.

Miss L. Carter, who has been quite Ill
FOR two weeks. Is out again.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Pickett Camp
will meet Monday at r. M.
Mr.. p. Nghtfoot wormley IL still quite
III at his home on west Franklin street.
Mrs. ]. l.. NJ Curry and Mrs. ]. X.
Connally will spend the winter In Europe.
Miss Lucie Robinson has returned home
much improved by her trip through the
North.
Mrs. Richmond Maury. Of Danville. -
the guest Of the Misses Williams. I'll east
Franklin.
Western. returned from q business trip
yesterday morning.
Rev. DR.. Young. of Park-Placs Metho-
S %ss, church n ,ss Sil preach tonight on "A
Mr.. A. p. Norris, Of Richmond, Va,
was registered at the st. Denis Hotel,
New York. yesterday.
Miss May Handy left yesterday for
Nsw York, whore abe win. b the guest
OF Mr. and Mrs. Archie Pen.
Persons on Cary street yesterday Wit
n, nsssed the novel sight Of fiock Of about
from the Southern depot
Mise Annie Henry and Miss Arnold. Of
Williams. III east Franklin street.
Misses Lelia and Emily Usry, a On
I9ro. we nave been waiting Mrs.. Wiz.
ginia Psndieten. has rsturnSa home.
The coalition Of Mr.. Hshsrt a. Lem.
y. VINO nas I'm ccudned 10 his Sd
TOT some wsek~ eoaeinuao unimproysd
.o Mrs qss%Ese !. ws,: a:..sse e cnag!ss-
Y: Chase Heisoa. . NJ q ss s'ssss $50. sss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04
% TO A GREAT BIG o.
The Score by which v. II. I. Cadets De
fssted Hampton Crabbera

The Score by which ". II. 1. Cadets De
fssted Hampton Crabbera
LEXINGTON. VA. November 3.-(sps-
cial. )-Forty-eight to nothing tells the
tale Of the Hampton Athletic Clubs de-
feat by the Virginia Military Institute
team on the iattsr's grounds In two
E-minuts halves this afternoon, the
largest score ever made on the gridirou
here. The Crabs were not In the game,
except H. Holt. their captain. who was
the quarterback OF the soldier boys
team last year. His Gll.round playing
has never been eQualled here. Tue block
ing Of Foster and Poindsxter, long runs
by Foster and Twiggs. and goals kicked
By Hickman for the soldier boys were
the features Of the game. Touchdowns-
Virginia Military Iustituts. .: goals. g.
all by Hickman. Attendance. 90 Referee,
Ran. Carmichael; Umpire. D. H Smith;
Linesman, J. IngallsL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04
LADIES' WRAP DEPARTMENT.

o,- snec,al aim has been to make THIS
,rost attractive feature OF our ran
.,,e,rass The latest patterns. most stylish
o,, host materials and perfect fit are
49, attributes to be found In the superb
.ne .,,,ant OF Cloth Coats and Capes and
aST. Wraps we are showing. Let us ada
III .h,s the very small profits that are
u ~ on garments purchased at excep-
pi,"naiiv low figures. and we ought to De
shIe 70 meet any reasonable demand we
;n,,,s a careful inspection OF our stock'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04

| BLANKETS third floor. take elevator).
so pairs Ia Strictly-All-W Wool White
| Blankets. s.. 50 worth s..
20 pairs California Wool Blankets, PA.
| y worth $50.
5 pairs Australian Wool Blankets. l2-4,
$3.50 worth sl2
LADIES AND MEMS FLANNEL.
| UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
| Ladies' Extra Super. Ribbed Vests, silk
| taped BIC. worth 40c.
Ladies Winter Ribbed Vests. l5c worth
! PC.
Ladies' Half-wool Vests, nicely finished.
| soc. worth Toe.
Ladies' Gray Shirts, ribbed; Natural
| Wool Pants 10 match. SOC. worth Sc
Ladies' Red Medicated Vests and Pants,
Csc. worth Sl25
=, Containers Gray Hygelnic Underwear.
+, Gentlemen's Camers-Hair. Shirts and
| pants, M.25; former price sl7e.
| Gentlemen's Natural Wool Shirts and
Pants, Soc; usual price. -N.l0.
| ,Gentlemens Gray and White Merino
vests and Pants. &C.,: old price. 75c
BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT Sse-
| cond floor take elevator.
| Boys Atwood Havana Brown Suits,
new cuts, 81. ~ worth s5-4 TO IL years.
ob Boys w Wool suits In neat stripes and
$50 '' meat ''s"'' '''' "0r'"
| Boys Pants. good value. &c.
boys ALI Wool Blue Flannel Pants, Soc.
Boys Corduroy Pants, worth 81, for &c.
| CARPET DEPARTMENT.
| 80 pieces Wool Ingram Carpet, sold at
| 75c., now 5Dc.
10 pieces regular Zoe. Ingram. aOc. a
yard.
Is pieces 4oc. Ingrains. now 2sc
| piece Cottage Hemp Carpet. IS inches
3 pieces Moquette Carpet. &c. O yard.
worth sl.2S.
pieces Hall and Stair CARPETS 70
match. 75c.-guaranteed to be the 81 Brus-
| sells.
LACE CURTAINS. PORTIERES.
14s pairs Lace Curtains. 75c. window.
| worth 81.
100 pairs 4o,inch-wide 3h-yard-long Lace
| Curtains, $l.25 per window, worth S.
| 3la-yard-long Portieres. s1.s9 pair, worth
| $3-large dado and heavy knotted fringe.
| 300 Iinoleum Mats. 27x36. worth CSC
| our price, 39c.
o pieces Black satteen. s1-3c. worth
| 800 yards Black and White Satteen.
' new fall goods. S1-3c. worth 12nc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04

This is true Of every section OF the
State. The old-time night meetings oi
negroes have been held in such numbers
and with such frequency as we have not
known for long time. Our democratic
people should not be deceived because
they may not have witnessed these signs
OF activity. The Republican leaders nave
their forces better organized and under
better discipline than for any campa'sn
in recent years. and their vote WIN DC
brought out and cast solidly Tor tneir caal
didates. 1t behooves our people 'he.e, '.'t.
"a he ON the alert and see that our vote
"a brought out at every precinct IN the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04
Children'S Wraps.

We are prepared TO fit tho ir'al' -.
the child OF years, or tho miss e''-"
in Refer, Jacket, or Long q as -,
Your attention is especially c.. 81 "
tho exceptionally good values AL - -.
sually complete stock OF Cloak. "'''
showing for children from 2 ~ = Ie-',
All colors and prices are here iof ~"
inspection. In many cases The! A,' 81
elusive designs and cannot ~ i''-'
elsewhere in the city. .,
Silk Cashmere and Velvet Csl' .
match the Closks, in all tbe u,', =
styles for children from the rev '.'-
babe to the child OF o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04
TARIFF-REDUCTION PRICES.

In sympathy with the great change IN IN
tariff rates on woollen fabrics whlch -
70 90 into effect on The hrst o. .,,e a ars
p'a,, beyinning to mark down prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04
Ladies' Jackets.

Hero are all the new stylcs ia LIZ
and Short Goats. The popular s-l'''
are oil represented here, and ~i'e .'
stock is probably not as large a. o'-,ii
We confine ourselves only 10 re.iaO.e 80
well-mads and periect.iituHs garments
and have no hesitancy IN recon-s--'
ing them 10 our patrons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

q pieces S6-inch Half, Wool Changeabie
Erect Dress Goods, l215c. worth 25c
| 20 pieces ATWOOD Covert Cloth, double
width, all shades and black, 10 &c. a
8 pieces 3S-inch Covert, gray and mixed
tan. 4Sc. worth 60c.
80 pieces Atwood Suiting, dainty
checks, invisible, plaids. and two-tone mix
, lures, 39c. worth SOC.
All-Wool Storm Serge, navy and black,
As inches wide. soc. worth zoe.
10 pieces Navy Storm Serge. worth &c..
Cleopatra Novelty Dress Goods. q
pieces, exquisite coloring. tiny checks and
mixtures, S5c. yard, worth N.39.
SILK AND BLACK DRESS GOODS
DEPARTMENT.
Is pieces Silk, black with satin and col
ored stripe; our price 75c yard, worth
y ! piece Black Ground Red Stripe 81 a
pieces Black Ground. Colored Figures,
sold at s.75; our price 81.
81 pieces silk for Waists just received.
Exclusive designs. Prices range from Zoe.
Especial attention is always given to
Black Goods all OF which having been
bought on the tariff basis. makes 1t worth
your while to purchase.
- pieces 4s-inch Henrietta &C., worth
5 pieces Sllk-warp Henriettas. former
price $3.50. now 81 per yard.
5-inch Black Cloth. nice for Capes, S5c.
worth 81.
Novelties in Black Goods. Roslyn Suit
ings. 81 per yard worth y.25.
The "B. F." Black Suiting. silk lustre,
neat figures. $40 worth H.5o.
Regular 40c. Black Henriettas. pieces
VeIvets@New Colors-Cerisse and Bleuet,
81 per yard worth $50.
Grass Cloth in black, gray, and white.
PIC
Black Figured Percallne. l,hc. worth
20c
Medium Brown Covert Cloth for Cloaks,
81 per yard real value 50,
Eiderdown, all colors, 2sc. yard, worth
40c.
UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT.
80 2S-inch Umbrellas, covers and natu-
raj stick, CSC. worth sl.50
81 Ladies' Gloria Umbrellas. polished
handles, worth 81; our price zoe.
300 satteen Gloria. large assortment of
handles. 6sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04

RADF0RD. VA. November a-Ppe-
cialEThe Dc. Adams College football
team met The Allegheny Institute team,
Of Roanoke, to-day Ia . rama. The score
stood: 81 AibanA -; Allegheny lnsti-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04
Flannel Waists.

This garment which was 50 P0p sos
the pasi season In psrcale. We 40 -. h.
allowing in the French Flannel 70, ii
tsr vsaI. The colors are navy fs'' "a.
blsek They ere Of the latest s''o
The pgies ior this lot ID sloo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04

Our Capes are all made Of Sc
IcCf skins and by skilled farrler'
and fit WE'LL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04

and see the news.
CAMPAIGN NOTES.
There will be an important meeting OF
the Powhatan Club Monday night. rms
being the last meeting Of the club before
the election, a full attendance is earnestly
desired. .,o
Mr.. r. II. Boykin. president OF .ne
Elicit Campaign Club, has called meet
ing of that club for s o'clock Monoay
night at Colonel Ellett's office In .he
Merchants National Bank building. Inc
East-End Elicit Club IL requested 70
meet at the same place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04
cams lined up as follows:

PRINCETON FRESH VICTORIOUS.
PRINCETON. N. j., November 3.-The
foot hall team of the Newark Academy
nIayed here to-day against the Freshman
team and were defeated by q score OF
2 to O.
FUTURE GENERALS WIN.
WEST POINT, N. Y, November s.
The football eleven Of the West Point
Cadets lined up on the plains to-day
against the Union College team. The
cadets had matters an their own way,
and won by a score OF 80 to o.
LAFAYETTE DEFEATS ORANGE.
ORANGE. n. j.. November 3.-La-
fayette College defeated the Orange Ath-
letic Club team on orange oval To-Day
by the score Of Is to 6.
MIDDIES DOWN LEHI0H.
ANNAPOLIS, MD. November S.-The
Naval Academy football team defeated
the Lehigh University eleven this after
noon by score OF 10 to o.
CORNELL AGAINST MICHIGAN.
ITHICA, n. Y, November SIN a WELL
fought contest to-day Cornell defeated the
University OF Michigan eleven at foot
ball by the score Of % to o.
YALE DEFEATS BROWN.
PROVIDENCE r. l.. November g.
Yale defeated Brown to-day by score OF
Il to o.
FIRST OF THE SEASON.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, November 81
The first football game played on the
local grounds this season took place this
afternoon at Lake View Park between
the Birmingham Athletic Club and
Howard College. resulting In q score OF
10 to 4, In favor OF the former.
Alverson, quarterback for Howard, had
his collar-bone broken.
DARTMOUTH DEFEATS WILLIAMS.
HANOVER, N. H., November a-Dart.
mouth defeated Williams by the score OF
10 to o In the first championship game
here this afternoon.
CRESCENTS. OF B'KLN-AMHERSr
BROOKLYN. November s.-Fuliy 2.Ot
persons witnessed the football match
this afternoon at Eastern Park between
the Crescents. Of this city. and the Am.
herst College eleven. The tackling Of the
Amhersts was grand. Score: Amherst
6: Crescents, o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04

are the two Inducements that are always
open to those who are willing
to deal with US.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-06-02

First Mate Macarthur testified that
he did not see the captain strike
the mate. He had never heard
, the captain use foul language to the
complainant, but had heard the
captain say he was a useless orna-
nent. In regard 10 the assault
alleged TO have been committed
while the vessel was in port, the
witness said that Andersen said in
an insolent manner that he wanted
TO be paid OF and discharged.
While the conversation was going
on the captain reached for glass,
and whether or not he struck the
second mate IN doing so, the wit
ness could not say AT any rate,
Andersen did not complain CT be-
ing struck at the time. He did
not know anything about the Sd
Of April affair, but remembered
that the captain had told him that
Andersen was very slow about
doing something and that he had
showed him one side. William
Vincent, cook, said be saw the
captain strike the mate, and he
afterwards saw marks on his face
as result Of the assault.
He also witnessed the assault on
the 14th Of April. He was In the
cabin at the time and saw the cap
tain strike the mate with his fist
The witness also testified that he
was struck in the jaw By the cap
tain and had tooth knocked out.
Two other witnesses were examined
but their testimony was unimport-
ant
During the progress Of the trial
ii was learned that while the yes
sci was On her way 10 this port
some member Of the crew threw
the pump elappers overheard and
by doing SO rendered the pumps
useless. Al the time the vessel WAS
leaking badly. The author Of the
outrage could not be discovered.
Two witnesses for the prosecu-
ton were discredited By Captain
Jameson. Their names are Larsen
and Fitzgerald They both signed
paper 10 the Consul, referred TO
above, In which they claimed that
they were struck and generally i'll
treated. They admitted yesterday
that il was not SO.
The crew Is not at all satisfied
with the findings Of the Court, &c
one Of the men stated yesterday
that they had not gained much,
and they would have been much
better satisfied If they had been
given their discharge.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-06-02
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO EARLY

sell
supplied price
For further particulars call this office lumber dealers
residents OF that growing CITY will DO well
the iwinb
will
Pearl City Honolulu
in
j.
abov Pearl City sonl and those homes
between City
in
ide for ten
in
n
Should clearance sale be syndicate
B F DIIaseHAn General Manager
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-06-02
CONVENTION SCRAPS.

The smell Of neg paint is still
strong il Convention Hall 1t il
better than the scent Of old mon
srchy.
Surrounded by hostile delegates,
the Bulletin reporter feels ike
Daniel IN the lone den.
The Convention will not be q
Quaker neeting-with KaIua In IL.
These notes are called Conyen-
ton Scraps In anticipation Of the
coming scraps in the Convention.
d. Il Hitchcock il the only
member Of the Convention who
was also q member Of that Of 1854
He has been IN six different Legis-
latu.es. and MAS Vice-President Of
the one which elected Lunalilo
King.
4 row Of chairs has been put into
the back part Of the hall for yis-
itore. Now. where Is that rail, Dir.
Rowell2