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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09

Winston. y Six negroes made their
escape from the county Jail
Atlanta. Ga.-Bishop Atticus Haygood
has had a relapse at his home, oxford
Ga.
81. Johns. y IA posse OF police
was dispatched 20 follow other smuggling
clues.
London The Admiralty have decided 10
increase the strength OF The British Medi-
terrauean squadron Dy an ADDITION 10 the
fleet Of six ships.
Nlorriuton. Ark.-Wiliam Newman. a
pr0mincnt farmer of Van Buren, county.
was hanged an clifton for IA. murder Of
his wife August 18th last.
Winston. y. C-The tobaccO-factory OF
Daniel Marion. with large lot OF tobacco,
was Destroyed hy ire az Pilot Mountain.
Insurance. 81, 49, Loss, several thousand
more.
Raleigh. Y C-Judge Cobb rendered a
decision adverse % the planting the
suit OF the Fusion appOntee as Superin-
tendeut OF the Penitentiary for control
Of that institution
Austin. Tex Hanlan. vnO lost money
on the American four-0afei contest, has
offered 10 row Bubear FOR the champion
snip NJ England and so side and Blu
bear has accepted the offer.
R.rliu A dispatch from ConstantinOple
saws the aim OF the con.Drat0rs against
the sultan is tO remove Abdul Hamid
ana proclaim his brother Prince Moham-
med Reshad. Sultan 10 his stead.
Fort Aonroe.-The tug Katie Of Nor
folk was run into and sunk IN Hampton
Roads bv the Norfolk and Washington
steamer Newport News. The cook and
fireman OF the tug were drowned.
Philipsburg. Pa.-Becausc. " the dis
charge OF two member Of the miners
local organization. - miners employed at
Glen Rick quit work. the trouble dating
heck 10 the recent strike agitation in this
region.
chicago j W. Cddman. who shot him
ssif several DAYS ago. died At the county
Lcetfal rom the effects ~ the bullet
wound i'm his head lie was an Indian
sg,ut in South Dakota, and was an uncle
Of Mr. Cleveland
Berlin.-The police made seizure Of
thu entire edition of the newspaper Der
Socialist. the seizure being made before
the pauer was issued Ia the public. and
mon The suppos.t ION that the publication
contained A s-dtious article. The editor
OF the periodical Deutscher Michel. has
been prosecuted FOR the publication OF an
article insulting 10 the eN-Empress Ffede-
ricn
Detroit. Anch.-Three bodies were re-
Covered from the ruins OF the great dlsds-
ter. They were those OF l.lZzie Neldbnscn,
| Anna Uhllk. and Charles Lind. The death-
| list Will not exceed thirty-ssVen, John
! Thomas now being the only missing per
| son. Engineer Thompson. wno was IN
charge Of the boilers. has practically been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09

the decorations 4 crowd of attendants
from the various Institutions oiled the
room. waiting 10 receive their fher" 81 the
fragrant blooms. which had crowned the
marriage Of the young heircss.
MRS NANDERBlLrS COMPLIMENTS
Boxes. fragran; with the aroma Of rose
ana lily. boxes hoarci with smiiaX ana
iva md the frouIs 81 tho tropic p.'ins.
wore carried away 10y tine fncsscnsers 90
the homes where no flowers had ever hoeu
sccn. except the scrageiy blossoms which
romotmcs grew from The pots on the
window lodges.
IN each box was card on which was
written 20 request from the Guild that iho
recipients - Uhc flowers be- informed that
they w,r. sent hy Mrs Vanderbilt and
bad been used 40 ID. wedding OF her
daughter 20 tho Duke ~ Marlborough
Many who bad attended tho wedding
in their silks aal velvet" ana has gone
aVay from 30 iu their carriage l'd rot
have the chance 70 bear away such me
meut0es ~ the event a. those which were
claspcl iu the gsunt arms 90 the doueh-
ters OF the t,nem,uts Thurrdty after
noon.
Down In The Manhattan East side Mis-
sion. opposite Bellevue Hospital hun
lrcd mothers. most Of them with children
ion arms. stood in line 10 receive their
shar. Of the flowers
Tho eyes OF the children frightened %
the sight. and many q chubby aIl tot
too clean hand rruspcl Tho stem, q
BROAD chrysanth NUNS. and many "a
child face bent low over petals Of iis-
grant roses.
SAD LIVES FRIGHTENED.
Tho flowers which had smiled upon
ihc wedding Of %. Duke and DGches'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09

DEVILS LAKE. y. b.. November s
TT. first over. act of the prefent strike
was committed last night Spikes were
pulled from several faII, "a mile west u
this city The broken trackag0 was dis
covered this morning before the passen-
ger train reached here. Twenty more
special policemen arrived on to-day 8
train. and are patrOllng tn yards Trains
are being sent out hourly principally
manned with new men. The strikers say
10 is only question NJ few hours when
every American Railway Union employee
on the road viii quit work
ST PAUL. MINI. November s-Tne
Great Northern Company continued to-
day 90 send out men over its line. Near
u.s. one hundred went ont last night and
sevcutv-two this afternoon. II ~ ale
u0unced that none OF the American Rail
way Union men will be- permitted 70 re-
sumo their places.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09

SAN FRANCISCO. N0vemb S-W III.
u Durrant was brought up for sentence
This morning for thu murder of Blanche
Lamont. but on application OF the pri-
sourrs counsel "a cont huencr was grant
"a for two weeks to give them time 10
prepare a motion for new trial The
Minnie Williams murder case, which was
sot for today. was also indefinitely post
plncd.
of the sheriff. Judge Murphy asked VIVA
counsel wanted done in the Minnie W IL
hams case. DistriCt-Attorney Barnes ask
ga 10 have IL dropped from thu calendar.
with the understanding that tine would
b. set. with two days notice, 20 Dur
raur's counsel There Was no objection,
AMI this action was taken
At the close Of the case blsulct-At-
torne, garne. said be could not say when
the Minnie Williams case would come 10
trial. He could not even say IL was GER
tain that il would be- tried
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
Personals and Briefs.

DR. Emmert Richardson. OF Charles
civ county. is in The city.
Mr.. Stewart BarnN. of New York, IS
I'm the city for few days
Mrs George 4. Lyons has moved TO
No 923 south Third street
General Thomas l.. Kosscr, Of Abe
marie county was IN the city yesterday.
Captain Birisong. who has been quite
sick is reported 90 De steadily improving.
Miss Margaret Savage. of Norfolk. Is
,isifiue her friend. Miss Mary Esther
Whitley. Sl2 east Clay street
There was light docket in the Po-
1ice Court Yesterday morning. ana most
~ the cases were either dismissed or
continued
THE resignation u First-Lieuterant r.
X PAINTER. OF the First Regiment In
fsntrv Virginia Volunteers has been
arreticd by the C0mmandcr-in-Chief.
some OF the flooring In the old state
: u,rsrv quarters was removed yesterday
for the purpose OF laying wires for electric
,,..bts The ioists revealed. are I inches
Vide ana is inches thick
Services with the Gospel-Wason viii be
IA tomorrow afternoon on Twenty
!S1 etr.st between Main and Franklin
',tq.t5 and near the corner Of Cherry
ocd High streets AZ i.50 O'Clock.
,ss Simons and Alexander Gross
.,Ier"'1 with being fugitycs from JUS
ice from Philadelphia. are sun confined
w ~ rify iail here. awaiting the arrival
III III 1oiscers from the quaker city.
ROY Edward J.. PEI has returned 70
heNl and will deliver his regular
t .Iny.tIv lecture on .he Sunday-scho0l les
W,'h', he Young Mems Christian Ass0-
sou So,,,io an tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
permisslon has been granted 20 Major
r. T. Warren e9mwa1Gp or, me Third
l 20 - command on a ten-days Grip %
Nt1snta. leaving there on November ieih.
rho German Choral Society. which con-
,ir,,ss 10 grow in strength and popularity.
hid IFS regular meeting az Sanger
Hall last Thursday night dne singing 81, was as
,,Ssch careful training IL was decided 10
,,nita with the Gesangverein virginia at
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DEATHS.

BETTY.-Died. at his residence. zoos
north Fifth street. November Sth. az
SO o'clock = N. Mr.. FREDERICK
BETTY: aged r. years and . months
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
Petersburg and Norfolk papers please
copy.
CHRISTIAN Entered into rest az the
Sheltering Arms. yesterday morning
HARRIET FRANCES. wife Of Robert Q.
Christian. Of Hanover county
The funeral viii take place from Nc.
l0i north Firth street THIS Saturday
AFTERNOON. al O'Clock. Friends and
acquaintance are invited 10 attend
LIGGON.-Died. az his parents's rysi-
dence. ll02 - Beverly street THURSDAY.
November eth at $40 +. 81, ALONZO
c.. only son OF A. 9. and ". A. Idggoa,
aged q months and days
Lay him gently 10 his coffin
Fold his hands across his breast.
Wrap the cold. white shrCu1 around h.;u
our dear little LOnnie has gone % rest
Funeral from his parents residence
THIS Saturday AFTERNOON, 1t .
o'clock Friends and acquaintance atC
invited TO attend.
washington papers please copy.
IONE%BERC.-lie november s.h. az
10 o'clock : ". at 1909 east Franklin
street EMMA. beloved VIE ~ Nichoi,a
I.ovenbers. IN the 18th year O; aer age.
Funeral notice !Gier.
NTNNAILY.-D November sth. a,
= o'clock. O., his residence. 40. s2i River
side street. THEODORE NUNNALLY. b.
the 18Th year o. L.s age.
Funeral wlli take place THIS Saturday
AFTERNOON II O'Clock from laurel
street Methodist church. Friends anc
relativts Invited 10 attend.
SWAIN. Died. Friday. November Sth
nj $40 o'clock. LUTHER W. SWAIN
i'm the 18th year OF hls age.
Funeral viii take place from his mo
thcr's residence. No. Is east Marshal
street. SUNDAY. November 10th. at
O'Clock.
Friends Of the family are invited =,
attend. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
nR. CHARLES ID. ROSES LETTER.
Why Challenge for Nmerica's Cup
WINS Withdrawn.

NEW YORK. November s.-Commodore
lanes y. smith chairman Of The Ameri-
cas- cup Committce. publishes 'hasles
- Roses letter which explains Itself
Chairman Smith declined % make any
comments upon the letter. The Commo-
dore is a Sportsman T. the backbone. He
said. "Thc letter speaks for itself ~
chairman Of the CUP committee any re-
mark, coming from me would be- m bad
taste" The letter iu fun reads as fol-
James d. Smith. - Broad street, New
pear sir.-I have the honor 70 ac-
KNOWLEDGE the receipt ~ your iaN0rs or
october 18th and 18th. the former advising
me ~ the appointment ~ committee
OF gentlemen 90 arrange the conditions
Of a match for the Americas cup in 1870.
and th. latter like letter enclosing a
COPY of letter 90 the secretary OF me
ROYAL Victoria Yacht Club. einho1yinG the
conditions formulated -..
viii have received intimatl0n that. to my
regret. ] have decided to withdraw my
ch.Ileuee / should be I.ad II You would
kindly assure your committee thdl Murh
] decided tO challenge % was done entire,
ly Be- the Interests 0i sport generally, anu
with "a desire 90 win back thr America 8
Gun. and ~ the same um" % never p'-
,urr-I 90 mo for one moment that my
action would he construed 10y the punllc
into a lfre1ual expression OF opinion on
III. result OF tho last series Of races.
as however. the press generally, ana
a certain section 90 the public. have
thought 200 90 iwrute 200 me- other moNNt s.
aud rugh MS mient tend fO AIKEN IN.
good feeling that has hitherto eAl %
between the sporting communities OF Inc
tv. countries / trust that your commit
o.. will recognize that have taken inc
only course that b. possible. and eNontiate
Hs.H. f|sr. ~ D a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
An Anti-~euhite Howl.

VIENNA. November S-The auti-Semite
...',.,r.rs of the lower house of the
S.irhsrath to-day proposed 70 debate the
t,,,n.rnr's refusal To- sanction the election
a., lupger as EurgOmastcr OF Vienna.
vi',t H.lrni. the Prime Minister stated
tef Tor lueger being party man.
,i''' NOT III to be Burgomaster The anti
e.,,tt.s Czschs Clcricals. and Democrats
Violently decricd ne ,', statement. The pub
~. S.mitrs who had visited the Cham
1i "r ,,ifh the expectation Of hearing "a
r,..t debate ON the question. When
LINT paieui made his statement Of the
government atuiudi,e, IN the matter. The
S,,, IL up until Tho President ordered
NJ .ailerics 10 be cleared. The proposal
,,as linen put 20 a vote ana was rejected
ff- 20 q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
Charged with Stealing Horse.

a negro giving his name as p. NJ. Par
k.r was arrested and taken To the So
clud Police station last night, ON ihe
charge Of elclliu- horse and phaetOn,
h.loucinp o. Mr. james McDon0ush. the
Hvervman The animal and CONVEYANCE
were lcft by their owner. standing in front
of Mr. H. r.. Christians undertaking 's-
tahli.hmenf. ou Broad street about $50
O'Clock lass night Mr. NcDonourh went
iuO Mr. Christians. and returned to
iud his team gone Fortunately. the thief
drove bv Mr. McDououph's EiEhtn-strect
stable. and one of the employees there
saw the horse and phaeton pass. This at
tachc caugh. Parker, and rccdpturcl the
team ON the Petersburg road. in Chester
neM county. AMI brought them 10 the
CltV.
officer Bailey. ~ the Second Police-nis-
trict. lost his pistol at the bazaar last
night The finder viii please return the
Nvt9uon t. the station-hou-e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
"sontbern" Depot AT Atlanta.

ATLANTA. CA November S-The
southern railway has brought the Atlanta
couprr-s prou.rty for S25.UUo The site
viii b. used for a new union passenger
station. few months ago the southern
bought some property on Peters street
another Ola East Tenn --ee passenger sta
ZION IL was the original purpose 10 bald
a tine station there. but DO was found that
am evfDnsion bridge would have 10 be
built. So that site was abandoned. and
the company has purchased The ground
ON the ndst side u The trlcks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09

IN the Circuit Court Of the city OF Rich
m0ud. November :. 1879.
Tho Jslllcy and BcIttyVille Coal ana Feed
Company Incorporated ......... plaintiff,
against
" l.. Ford ................... dttehl1ilt'
In case and upon an attachment ie-
turned executed.
Tho object Of this suit IS 10 recover
against the defendant the sum ~
SIR. and 10 attach tho estate or debts
owing fo said defendant w.thin the city
OF Richmond and sab - the same 10
the payment u The Tiainuhs claim.
Ard AFFIDAVIT haydn. been made ana
filed tint diligence ms uesn usro ~ or
On behalf 90 tac pTirtn 90 ASCERTAIN
IN what county go -Toranon tnr ae.
ferdant T.. without rGsT. 1, is ordered
ma. ana arpel- aere vith.a ntte"n DAYS
af,er due publication hereof ant 40
what e necessary 10 protect her interest
IN his sur.
a C0py-Icste. ...,.,- ,.-
Smith. Moncure & Gorl9n. p g.
q
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Indictment Of Pugilists.

INTINGTON. W. VA. November S.
The grand jury which as been 100 session
for "a week past has to-day been investi-
eating the several gloFe-contests that
cook place I'm this city recently. and to-
night reported that they had indicted
Dave Flaherty. OF Portland. ore. DICK
Wilson. Of Cincinnati. and John Bling
ham. who had been principals IN the
mills. and also indicted many promi-
nem men who were instrumental in
bringing them together.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
Death nf an old Wntcbmnn.

Mr.. Theodore Nunnally. who was Tor
many wears Waterman for the che-a-
uclke and Ohio railway. died at bis
home. i'm This city Yesterday. at the age
of r. years Re was private in the
Mexican war. and well-knoWn citizen.
Tho deceased leaves two sons and two
daughters Theodore Nunnally Jr.
Mrs Hazeltne Cocker. Mr.. Moses ID.
Nunnaliv. and Mrs Mary r. Hopkins.
The funeral will take place from the
7 lpral-Street Methodist church at
o'clock this afternoon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
NAVAL WNR RECORDS.
selection Of Or~inni Union and
Confederate Manuscripts.

WASHINGTON. j.. c.. November g.
Commander Richard Bush. Superntend-
,nt OF Naval War-Rccords. recommends
i'm his annual report made public to-day.
tnat the selection OF original manuscripts
for the records of the Union and CON
h.. .1rlu1,rd of ono naval and two civilian
rnerubt rs. The second volume Of the To-
rorfs will soon he issued. There is
enough original manuscript on mana 10
make between twenty and thirty VOL
The reports OF the Union COMMANDERS
are full and complete. and Commander
pr-h regrets that the Confederate records
an. MOI equally So. This is due 10 me
GREAT difficulty in collecting. them. anu
9i-, tn fhr fact thlt the archives OF the
g..pf.l.rlt. Navy Department were hNfn-
"a az the close Of the war \ special
AGENT of the government however mas
Irnucht 90 light many duplicates of these
..strovod papers obtained from pailci-
rints in the Confederate cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
pictzeI and Minnie Williams.

FORT WORTH. TEN. November So
r Alorelaud yesterday flied application
for letters OF administration on me estate
~ itHrfnr r. LYMAN. or H. r. PietZeL
A. Was his real name. for The benefit Of
cr,iit0rs Recently. Attorney Hudson he'd
application for letters of administration
On the estate OF Minnie Williams. de-
csastI She was the owner " property
,set was convened o. LYMAN boy alleged
frsrltllent deeds. and one of the many
nersons Holmes is accused of numbering.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09

IN the circul, Cour; o. ne city OF Rich
mond. Ncremher : ~ - 49,
trlle under ilc hrm name and siyls
~ Klopf Down & 20. ........ plaintiffs.
again.
NJ J.. IofI .tt.t+stst--t. t+ts.ss =. ''i.'A'trf
In case ard upon ln attachment re-
The obioc. = this suit IS 20 recover
sgains, tho defendauT 'he sum q.
~ s. and 10 attach tse estate or icnts
owing 70 said defendant within re ci'y
z Richmond and 10 subject tie same
10 The payment Of The plali'.Hs' claim,
And alHGaVit having been lade I'D
el.d that diligence has been uscs bN or
on hchalf Of the plaintiffs % s. s., IN
I'M xhat county or corporation tir pe-
,enienf h without efrety. n Is ordered
thai sh, appear here within nfteen dhys
after due publication hereof ara 40
WHIST IL necessary 60 protect her interest
ia this suN.
- ~ " ECWEfI.r. clerk.
Smith, Moneurs - GoFc'n. p. q
no 9-Sa..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09

ALBANY. y. g. November james
g.. Matthews tcOlored. formerly Recorder
of Deeds AZ Washington. ID. g.. under
President Cleveland's first administration.
has been elected Judge ~ th" Recorder g
Court Of this city. which office carries
with 10 powers of supreme Court Judge.
His majority o. over 2VUu. iIc was nomi-
mated and elected on the regular Demo
cratic ticket IL is the highest judicial
office eyer held by man Of his race In
This country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
DE tru or DIR. DATTEY.
one of the Most Distinguished sur
ucons i'm the World.

ATLANTA. Ga. November N.-A spe-
cial from Rome Cd. 10 the Constitution
says that Dr Robert Batt"y died there
to-day H. was one off %" most distin-
eui-hci surgeons in the world. lie was
tho ORIGINATOR of the "Battey operation.
which is performed an over the world.
ana especially in Paris lie WAS born IN
Augusta. Ca. Zoo l>->
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
COURT ORDERS.
v | II G. | y l A.

In the Circuit Court OF the city OF Ricn-
moul November :. 1897.
". A. Casscu and J.. g. Price. partners
IN trade. under the firm name aud - Vie
of CasscN y Price. .......... plaintiffs
against
NJ l.. Ford .......................d Defendant.
In case ana upon an attachment re-
turned executed.
rhe object OF this suit is % recover
against the defendant the SUM ~
S8. with interest thereon. AZ the ratio
OF per centum per annum. from July ].
1894. until paid. and 20 attach the estate
or debts owing u said defendant within
the city or Richmond. snd subject the
same 10 the payment OF the plaintiffs
claim
And affidavit having been made ana
filed that diligence has been used by Or
on behalf OF the plaintiffs 20 ascertain
IN what county or corporation the de-
PENDANT is without effect, IL "a ordered
that she appear here within fifteen days
after due publication hereof, and 90
what Is necessary 20 protect her interest
I'm this sur.
4 Copy-Tcste.
f. " ROWELLE Clerk.
Smith Moncure & Gordon. .. q.
d. "a
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A. SakS & Company,
T ii;% s as" "Saks' Corner.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

NATIONAL SOLDIERS HOME. VA.
TEEASCRER'S OFFICE. oct -. 1875.
Scaled proposals Will be- received az this
office until noon. tuesday,. November
10. 1885, TOR furnishing and delivery OF
Subsistence and Forage Supplies az South
ern Branch. National Home. - " =.
quantities % be- increased 10 per cent,
If required, during the execution OF the
contract.
Standards can be- examined. and printed
instructions and specifications and blank
proposals will be supplied upon appl.ca-
ton % this Office.
Samples presented by bidders will no, ne
considered. unless same are called for in
specifications The right is reserved to
reject any or all proposals, or ID waive
any infOrmalities therein.
Envelopes containing proposals. should
he endorsed. Proposals for Supplies. y.
II u. = S." and addressed - the un-
dersigned. WILLIAM THOMPSON,
Treasurer.
Approved: 2. T. woodhn Governor
NIutp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09

NEkv YORK. November s. Dspeclal)-
q, ~ 'revriuckol - James. e.. j Mellin.
Norton. &. A. Neimyer. Bartholdi. r.. t..
Nalirv ~. Nicholas. 4. l.. Peasants Inn
nrril: r. Mumis.r. Holland. T.. 49, sgd
nor ana j. j. Marcuse. Marlborough.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
..i..,ion Troubles Ended.

DENVER. col. November S-The
election troubles have quoted down, 10
Az Iehert. the County Clerk Is In
,@Sceahle possession. The Official count
,,ill not be made until next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
Mothers,
we wish YOU could hear
us cautioning our Boys
Clothing makers

wv ~ tHHhA , wa NOAAANA hsNrNff
us cautioning our Boys
Clothing makers
for style--tht latest,
for varicty--thc fullest.
for quality" heap n on
and we stand right at
their elbows TO see that
they follow out our in
structions 70 the letter.
That's why
our seams don'f rip.
Our buttons DON av of.
Our Suits are satisfactory.
2 We've beer careful, so
? the boys needn't be.
} Your needle won't be
needed. You've encour-
aged us to be very COM
plete i'll our service to
z the youngster. You re-
? new your expressions OF
,. appreciation season af-
) ter season. You've
/ helped us to doing an
enormous business i'll
Z this department. That's
q because
z you've fCprd rs cheapest,
\ we've found ~ best,
Y you've fourd o. sincere.
I We talk such big guam
Z titles TO the mauuiactu-
2 rcrs that we control
p their output and com
\ mand price. The entire
line this fall is farbetter
{ than we've had before.
( We've got more novel
2 ties-gOt more value
> got il marked lower.
, Easily FIVE times the as
i sorimcnt that's shown
{ BY anybody else. Where
{ we begin to mark YOU
2 may be sure is Quality's
P starting point.
L Short Pant, Suits.
Z $50 70 SIS.
y Long. Pants Suits,
\ s. 10 $50.
n OvercoatS--
y $3.50 to $40.
/ Refers
4 S2.98 to S15.
Safcties-these prices
are-guarartlei by us.
Il Boys Hatt-r, roo
& Boys' Furbishsfs. too.
\ Boys Shosrs. too.
( A. SakS & Company
T Ii;% s as" "Saks' Corner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09

s. r,oe'o''r' "'''''"" OF the
omr, i'm r"''''r'' Hut Is "%"'-
. proposition he Makes
,.Lire Thereto
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4 NNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting OF tho STOCK
HOLDERS OF THE RICHMONp.
FREDERICkSBI AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY win b. held On
WEDNESDAY. November - 1895. at ~
O'Clock NJ at the office of the company
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