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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
Old Point PersenaIs.

OLD POINT COMFORT. VA, Novem-
Der s0.--(Special) --General W.. d. Flag
Ter. Chief of Ordnance. United States
army, arrived here yesterday morning on
an Official visit, and was honored with
the usual salute. He will spend few
days with his son. Lieutenant c. A +.
Flagier, United States Engineers.
Colonel Royal T.. Frank, cofnmandant
returned Wednesday from New York.
where he has been attending q meeting
OF the Board Of Ordnance and Fortifca-
ton.
Major II. C. Hasbrouch Qrourth Ar
tiIIery) and wife left Wednesday for New
burRh, N. Y, on q months vacation.
Lieutenant w. L. Curtis Second Ar
tiliery) has completed his examination for
promotion. and returned to his station.
New London, Conn.
DIR. T. B. Perry. of the Marine Hospital
Service. who has had charge Of the quar-
antine station here for the past four or
Ave years, has been transferred to Buff
falo, N. Y. exchanging with Dr. w. J.
Pettus. DIR. Perry has made many
friends during his sojourn here, whose
best wishes accompany him to his new
field of duty.
Mr.. H. A. Garfield, son OF the late
President Garfield. and wife. OF Cieve-
land, O.. arrived here on visit this
week.
The engagement Of Lieutenant F. w.
Coo First Artillery. one Of the sturdiest
Officers. and Miss Chamberiaine. one Of
Norfolk's fair daughters. IL announced.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Chamberlaine, Of
the garrison, left on Wednesday for At
lanta. where they will spend q couple Of
weeks at the exposition.
Mrs. Kinley Is visiting her parents.
Colonel and Mrs. Closson, at Washing
ton Barracks.
Miss Ruckman, Of Champaign ILL.,. who
has been spending a month with her
brother, Lieutenant John w. Ruckman,
Fourth Artillery. left for her home yes
terday.
Judge John Booker. of Hampton. for
many years Clerk OF the County Court.
had stroke Of paralysis on Sunday
last while visiting his brother. Captain
George Booker, at the Sherwood House
He has rallied from the shock but IL still
confined to his room.
The cruiser Columbia, now IN the Roads
has been taking on coal during the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
The New Game Of Push Ball.
(phiIadelphia Prsss)


The game Of push-baIl, which has
lately been introduced and played a,
Harvard. has some Of the essential Pea.
lures Of football. but possesses many
original points, says Leslies Weekly
The ball itself Is q great curiosity. II
u constructed In much tho same manner
as a footballs rubber bladder covered
with strips OF ieather-only Il is perfect.
ly round. When inflated IL IL Zee,
three inches In diameter. and weighs la
pounds. 1t can be moved with very
slight pressure-indeed. a good wind
viii send 1t rolling across the field at
lively rate.
Push-ball Is played by two teams
OF eight men each. The main purpose o.
the game Is. as In football, 10 advance
the bali into the Opponents territory ard
finally cross the goal-line. and this 4
done by the concerted shoulder-pashins
Of the players. The game IL played on
q regulation football field. but only
forty yards Of the ''gridirons' length
Is used. The ball Is placed on the centre
line and the players group themselves
directly behind the ball. with guard
and tackle on each side OF him. Two
forwards play ''off-side" TO brush The
opposing players away from the ball. ard
the captain. or fuIl-back. stands az som,
distance behind his men. directing The
play by q code Of signals.
The pushing is done with the shoulder
entirely. and advances are made By
scientific twisting from side 10 side
Owing 70 the rapidity OF the game
which requires much the same erertlon
as a tug-of-war. the periods OF play are
usually not more than two minutes IN
length. When time Is called the SIDE
having advanced the ball into the Others
territory scores one OF more points. one
point y scored II a 5-yard advance has
been made: two points II i0-yard al
vance. and so on. until. finally. II
20-yard advance has been made. thus
carrying the ball across the goal-line
It counts five points. Team-plsy ana
scientific manipulations are the great re-
quisites for push-bali.
The only push-bail In existence IL me
one now In use at Harvard. II is ownea
by Mr.. M. @. Crane. OF Newton, Mas
the inventor Of the game, and was con-
structed at q cost Of $40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01

nom ths,r unrriseos weres Mn. ~. 4
noyAai, Mira james r. Branch Mrss
ynmso d. Patton. Miss Irene Pjeaonnts,
Mis- Lizzie Puetoroon. NIse Lillian TAR
hfough, ~. an6 Mrs. J. q. Tvovilnn.
Governor OEsrFou M. Didney p. Eppa
Mr. CAm>rsn, Miss MAYO. Mr. an1 Nh.
Evans. Mn. Edgar Gum. ur. ana hrs:
c. 3. Smith, Mr. G. ID. LAngboEne ana
wife. Mr. c. L. TODD and wife: NJ: ana
Ryland; Mn. Rtdhmond FjeeDpu, Of
North Casolina; NJ. aud Ma p. p.
CHRISTIAN. Miss PeGfAm, Mrs. II Q. VIII
liems. Mrs. G. r. Buck. Miss Mary Lyons.
Mrs. Dryden Tennant Mr.. ana Ms.
James Allison. General Dabney n.
Maury, hr. and Mrs. r. n. Elsett, Mr..
and Mira ~, r. SAVAGE. Miss LIottie
Hartman, Miss Irene Bossieux. Miss
Mabel Todd, Mr.. and Nm. Preston Bel
vim. Miss Nellie Parker. DR.. and Mrs.
George Ben Johnston. Or. '0oofge Ross.
Captain George d. Wise. Mr.. and Mrs.
Graham b. Hobson. Mr.. A. Craven, Mr..
Lilburn Myers. Mr.. ard Mrs. Waller
Morton. Mr.. Levin Joynes. DR.. w. T.
Oppenheimcr. Mr.. Nc. Tilton. Mr.. A.
L. Lambert. and Mr.. A. T. Brock, Of the
University Of Virginia; Mrs. Moncurs
Perkins. Miss Carrie Pace. Mr. and MSs.
Washington: Mr.. Kirkwood Mitchell.
Colonel II. NJ. Boykin. Mr.. r. A. Tayior.
SIR. Barton HaxAll. Miss Belle Perkins.
Mr.. Thomas Adkins. Miss Tyler. Mr..
and Mrs. Hewitt. DIR. and Mrs. Moses
Hoge. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs W. 8. Forbes
Mr.. Charles Selden. Mr.. r.. A. Dunlop.
Major John Cussons. Mr. Augustus Drew
ry. Jr.: Mr.. Rogers. Of New York;
Mr.. BENJAMIN Wherry. Mr.. Anton Thier-
man. and Mr.. wilton Randolph.
LUNCH At THE CLUBHOUSE.
Before tie race the members Of the
club assembled at the clubhouse and par
took OF luncheon which was served
al fresco. Among those present were:
Major Otway s. Allen, president; DR..
Joseph A. White. vlce-president; William
Rueger. treasurer; p. A. 8. Brine. Sec
rotary: 8. H. Handbook. master Of
hounds: DIR. X. l.. Triton. James r.
Turpin, Captain Philip Haxall. DR.. c.
w. p. Brock. Judge f. c. Minor. Judge
T. Ashby Wickhsm. +. H. Savage. and
Mr.. w. J. Carter.
DR.. Brock. and Judges Minor and
Wickham were judges Of the races, and
as such gave general satisfaction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
LOWER RATES OF INSURANCE..


Ths. CITY IN Ne Rerated. and the
~ a.. w.-.
Agents VIII Dweii IN A"rmons'
AS the outgrowth Of the rate-hsht made
against fire-insurance agents In this city
Who withdrew from the southeastern Ia!
,,r Assoc,st,on .ome months aeo. all
t'u Asso.'auo. ~ - $3.50 =.
property In Richmond - 70 DC sv'a'eu "a
q scale which II IL expected VIII sreatiy
reduce the cost of insurance to property
owners here. The rerating will begin At
once and will be finished BY January 18th.
A committee Of seven from the South
tuesday and were in conference during
that day and the next with a committee
OF four from the local Board Of Under
Newton. .. N. walker, j. L. Alfriend.
ana +. a. Peyton.
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THE ANCIENT CAPITAL.



New Hospital Building.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. November 3d.
(Special.(-Nr. o. d. jackson. OF Nor
folk, head OF the syndicate which has
an option Of Mr.. r. T. Gil's farm. Green
Spring, the home Of Sir William Berkley.
has been here for several days looking
over the property. and seems to be IA
vorably impressed with It.
Mr.. f.. N. Eoons. Of Trimbles O.. Is
visiting his friend. Mr.. Dahn. Mr.
Rooms hopes to BE- able to locate here
and assist in the many improvements
now going on
Mrs. James D. Moncure Miss Mary
Treyillian, and Miss Bessie Scott, with
her xuest. Miss Ewell. Of Prince Ed
ward, were the guests Of Miss Lucy
Booth yesterday ct Carriers Grove. Nn
and Miss Henrietta Booth are expected
home in . few days from Lynchours
They win make . short visit IN Nottoway
Mr.. r. w. Binns. . well-known citi-
zen Of Charles City. has been making
4 pleasant visit to his relatives here. the
uesera Jordan and w. T. Binhs.
A mari from . chimney set Ore to the
reatdence az Professor Gtubh9 about II
o'clock this noruing. and but for DR..
smith. Who was near By st the time.
the bulldlnG. with most Of III coutents.
would 10 6oub< have been lost The
cscpsrty bsiones 10 Nh Charles Hans
lord. and vos The residences Of he iate
~. Mary 0aIt. accomuanled b. Mis-
emily Chrjstian, left. to-lAy f0g WIT
. Payuastsr ~ MA Wnllsn 4. 0elt'
49, Hss.ss =. van u statsa Islsnd.
Y. u. en4 ~ eou11n. Ms tlgFenee
1>ne. - P'et1No4 y: J.: eanooerUe-
shooo M = nov Ds1ne eoueeoted IN or
ciseult Ceort ~ 1880 - - ces'seeA
m b. /. ,lcsisu, 81 r4.sz. via ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
PAGE COUNTY.
In Feeble Health-An Impudent
Tramp-Death.


LURAY. VA. November 3o.-tSpe-
ciai.)-General Thomas Jordan, Of New
York, whose death Is announced. was
brother Of Captain F. II. Jordan, OF this
place. The latter has also been In feeble
health for several years past.
A day or two since. on Dry Run' IN
this county, a tramp called to boy who
was husking corn In field near the
road to give him his money. and upon
the lads statement that he had none the
tramp threw him down and searched
him. and then fastened him under the
fence. where he lay for two hours. II Is
supposed the tramp took this step 10
prevent an alarm being given before ne
could get away. The Lad was 80 much
frightened that he was unable to give an
intelligent description Of the man.
Rev. II. L. Quarles. of the Papust
church, has been on the sick list Tor
week past, but Ii now better.
Mr.. George N. Rosser. ST.. an oIo ciu-
zen. died yesterday morning. ana was
buried to-day. He leaves q vile anu
. number Of children, all adults. he was
q member of the Baptist church
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01

has caused great rejoicing IL this city.
The construction OF these vessels here
would prove Of incalcuiable advantage to
the business interests Of Newport News.
as II would insure the employment at
the ship-yard OF a small army Of work.
men for several years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01

week from barxs cent down from Nor.
folk. In order to be ready to sail whsn
the fleet assemblies here neat month.
The following Richmonders have rigs
tered at the Hygeia Hotel during the week:
J. X. Gum and wife. J. r.. Macmurdo,
H.. c. Parnell u. II. Cater.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01

EMPoRIA. VA. November so-lspe.
cial)-Ear.y In the forties, perhaps
sooner, Belfield was noted for its
racing. In point Of fact. the Belneid
rsce-track had quite local reputation:
and some very fine horses were brought
hero to be run. There Is . farm near
here now which bears the name OF
"Race-Track."
Recently our energetic townsman.
Charles Baker. has built new track.
and yesterday II was thrown open to the
public. There were only three horses
eutered-vix., by Mr.. I'm Mitchell Nat.
Vincent. and Mr.. H. L. Taylor. Mr..
yIrcent's horse won- The. race was .
running race. haif-miie heats. The purse
was small.
There vas a large crowd Of ladies and
gentleman present. Mr.. Baker intends
to make his track . iirxt-class one. and
win have races regularly at stated inter-
vals-
Mr.. W. H. c. walker. Deputy- Clerk Of
Nechisuburg county. and Mr.. Pulls Z
prominent farmer Of that county. pasoed
through here to-day "a route tor Rich
mord
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01

IAN TRANClecO. CAL. Noveuber -
Ths GoDsena Coust roe6eeo4 . nns1 e
cig)op h N co1o&(o1n4 DVfDe 80 ~
moeninG. 6lsnlss'Qg ~ ~ $1,000 i.
s:ss s: !: 49,
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ClOaks.

When we say bargains we mean exacsty
what we say Trash can be obtained ~
any price q customer wishes to pay Inc
goods we offer are not trash. but really
Of elegant materials, weiI-nnisned. ana
'cxPEs.-Piain Beaver Double cspess
tailor made, satin trimmed, "a.
Black Beaver Capes. . inches 'ons;
With double cspe' trimmed WIN 0'''' s"'
Dressy Velour Capes.
Short becoming Velvet and Plush capss.
trimmed deliberately with jet and curly
fur. lined with satin. Price. sis; now ~
-incn velvet Cape, trimmed with mar.
tin fur, lined throughout with satin ana
rows OF cut Jet. Price. 81; now, Mo.
30-inch Plush Capes. trimmed win oiacn
fur lined With satin. price; sIss rSw IN
Jet and Blue-Black. Price, - us
BoucIe BOX Coats, finished with twiiled
SILK timing, l-button. very boboy. frce'
I'll Bisc, ChinchilIa Coats. extra size melon
sleeves tailor made very ''s"'"' fs
Hue satin-Finished Beaver Coat. edged
with braid. tailor made. very noony'
Astrachan Coats. finished with silk cord.
and twilled satin lining. custom MAKE
the leader Of the season. Price, $s.
Children's Refer Coats.
We have about rs Children's Goats that's
not the height of fashion, that viii pc a
warm coat Tor . child. Prices, ana ~;
to close them out for 3.
Special Towel Sale.
Satin Damask Towels. 3oxS inches.
Price. lSc. Four to customer. Now,
iSc. Huck Towels, hemmed with colored
borders-four to a customer-lz15c.
Huck Towels, 1879, for &c.
Satin Damask Towels, knotted fringe
drawn work, 1Sx36, for 15c.
tOc. Linen Satin Damask Towels. oeep
fringe, variety Of borders, 2xb2, Tor DC.
Special Linen Sale.
This sale is Of great Importance to every
one reouirin9 table linens. Such goods at
these prices are seldom obtainable.
Red Table LInen-only three yards TO
a customer.
Red Table Linen. in beautiful patterns,
absolutely fast colors, considered par
gain at 5Oc All day Monday, &c.
1 piece Of White Table Damask, % incnes
wide. Price. size. Three yards 10 2 Gus
/ piece of German Table Linen, $ inches
wide. beautiful design. Sold at 75c, for
Zoe. Only one table pattern to a custo-
mer.
Linen TOwelling.
II inches wide, IN Blue and Red Checks,
sold at IOc. o yard. Five yards to custo-
mer at &c. q yard.
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Ready-rlade Table-CIoths
Austria Linen Table Cloths size s., SO
Austria fable Linen Cloths. with Red
and Blue borders, and deep fringe. Price,
Q.66, for (size SLID N3: <.s
Plain White German Linen Table C ,s,s,ss,
designs. Price. SIS. for $f.1.
Austria White Linen Table Cloths. with
deep fringe and elaborate figures. size
Austria White Linen Table Cloths. with
most exquisite patterns. for $50.
Table-ClOth Sets.
Table-CIoth Sets. with fringe. A-nap-
kins to match.
Hemstitched Table Cloths and Napkins
to match. In new designs, $40.
Hemstitched Table Cioths--napkins to
match-Hx.
Table Napkins. 1sxis. with fringe. and
colored borders, soc.
Fine quality Lunch Napkins with color
for 6oc.
German White Napkins. 81.
Mems Fine NeckWear.
Tomorrow we shall offer the most ex-
quisite lire OF Mems Neckwear. These
Ties are made I'D In the richest materials
and the choicest patterns. All at boc.
Mems Kid Gloves 81.
Mems Gray MerinO shirts and Drawers,
sold at 40c.; now, &c.
Mems White Merino Shirts. sold at &C..
for Sc.
50 per cent. wool: Drawers TO match. for
Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers. Soc:
Medicated Shirts and Drawers, In Red
We have better srades-N. n.2. and
$50.
Mems White Shirts linen bosom. Gus
tom make. only small sizes-1A 14iz Is,
15i1 and 16.-Price. S0c.; to close them out,
Mems Dark Working shirts. all sizes.
for &c.
Mems sc. Half-Hose for 12,1c. a pair:
The above are Hermsdorf-a guaranteed
Fast-Black Goods. absolutely stainless.
Mems Brown and Gray mixed for &c.
Mems Mixed Hose for 10c.
Mems Linen Collars, all styles ana
sizes. 1oc.-in pure linen.
Lace Curtains.
A great purchase for the great sale.
Monday. The showing will be superb sur
passing; the selling exceptional
Nottinghams. ,
Great BRUSSELS effect, SOC. a strip. 62hc.
strip: 75c. a strip; q strip. and $.25
a strip.
Fine Brussels Curtains, 3 q strip; $3.50
q strip; "a a strip, and $50 q strip.
Large Dotted Null for curtains, 12kc.
Fancy Scrim, IS inches wide. &c.
Fancy Scrim. So inches wide. at &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01


M The of to-day better furnished than
castle of Mary Queen Scots good Queen
goods prices been shown them in those good old
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
lChenilIe Table-Covers.

Chenille Table-COvers.
lot of Chenille Table Covers. = variety
Of patterns, l5xd, for 81.
Satin Dsmask Table Covers. size ~
IS satin tin Damask Table Covers, ooxso. for
d.SS..
Carpets and Rugs.
No other house approaches the, values
we OFFER IN this department We nave
for only sw t n n viii be- on sale
tomorrow.
ingram Carpets. &c.
Ingram Carpets. 35c.
Ingram Carpets, fc.
Ingram Carpets. s0c.
Ingram Carpets. 60cg
brussels Carpets, &C.
Brussels Carpets, 7ac,
Brussels Carpets. Soc.
Velvet Carpets.
Moquette Carpets,
We make and lay carpets without
charge. See the line before purchasing
elsewhere.
Rugs. H
Brussels Rugs, Skis. for nc.
Brussels Rugs, 1Sx3S. for Csc.
Genuine Smyrna Rugs. f4x30. for sc.
Genuine Smyrna Rugs, 2Dx42, for H.25:
Kasmir Rugs. sox54 most beautiful
Ingram I. p p $50 S. $780, ~ $780,
Felt Drussets, S. 50. 81. and $50.
saiki Druggets. Look like Rugs costing
ten times the amount we offer them
80 $i2. $i4. SIS. so. and So.
Ribbons.
All widths and shades for fancy work.
Dress Goods.
Special sale Of Colored Dress Goods.
All-Wooi Dress Goods. nobby styles, one
pattern TO a customer. 25c.
Blankets.
Our prices on Blankets are the lowest
In the city.
We placed our orders early last spring.
when the prices we're low, and when the
manufacturers were looking around for
orders.
Gray. Red. and White Larse-sIze ALI
Wool Blankets. S.S2 Come and see them.
Lining Department.
Taffeta Lining requires no other lining.
10c.
Best DoubIe-Faced Waist Lining, lshc.
Jeans Waist Lining. &C..
Fibre Chamois. lie
Grass Cloth, new kind loc.
PerfumerieS.
Best quality perfumery. an ounce-we
furnish bottle-25c.
1oc
Florida Waters.
Violet Waters,
Lavender Waters
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THE NEW YORK NOW.


a 1e1aGF1n flom e. ,. Q1e. k1es6aes
g - HssZert Nsvs 49,. ~ ~ -. -. -
- Z - tWS I111ls6ellS q = ~
- VssI6 $3.50 8 ss11ss.sls6 asgA
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Special Linen Sale.
TOWelling.

II inches wide. IN Blue and Red Checks,
sold at IOc. q yard. Five yards to custo-
mer at &c. q yard.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-21
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unb bate fem @prt iiber oas @6tdfal feiz
mes Spielgefdbrten p~erlauten 1aien, Bis 6er=
1elbe BEL @inbru9 Der OunfeIbeit BON feinen
@ltern permiBt unb in Der Na@bar i@aft
geiu4t pur1e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-21
6oIoeue 6oh5eit.

9as f4Dne Set Der 9OlOenen SOd3eit
feierten am 9ienitag 8alter q. Mils unb
feline Satin Caroline, geb. Smith, Die 81
tern 0es befannten He9tsannalts 2utber
2aflin MiGs, bic i'm Sabre 1916 in Nortb
Qbams, 8ertIbtre g., Maf., ben @bebunO
gei91oKen batten. Sbre SDbne 2utbsr 2aflta
uno 8prpn 8. MiGs, lire SDdter Srau
Caroline S. 8ater uab 6rau g. McGlen=
then unb aGt @nfel unb @ntelinnen nabmen
an Dem Sefte She'll.
9r. MiQs lit IA, feline Satin p Sabre
aft unb 8eibe %erfreuen ft6 nod elmer punz
berbaren &iitigteit, 0us @bepaur fam
1849 na6 Chicago, mo !9r. Mt4s nit iet=
mem beretts berftorbenen 8ruber 2utber
2afIin Mftus bic @qennaaren>5irma MiaS
&c So. an South @ateritraBe begriinDete
Die yOrp @oobs" z@Ggen Der 5irmd MiuS
C So, tpuren gu jener 3eit, ais nod auer
9anbeG unb 8ertebr auf @agen angepieier
mar, in Der gan3en umgegenb @bicago's be-
tannt. 9r. Mius bat fi4 f6on felt Subrer
bonn @ef4dft 5uriidge5pgen unb tpObnte big
gum Sabre 1890 ouf elmer Sarm in @oob=
ftpd, 81. Die erite 8obnung bes @6e=
pddres befanb fi9 an Stateftrabe, auf Dem
@runbftid, auf peI6em iebt Der @eI9Gfts=
palaft ppn WearI6aQ 6ielb &c So. 1tebt.